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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-03
For Sale.

A HARNESS. SADDLE. Birdie and SAp,
n DIE CLOTHS-A frst-rate Silver-f
Harness, good Saddle and Bride ana l"n
sets of Saddle Cloths. one of them trimmed
with gold lace. and was worn on the iour'h 81
March by one of the Aids Of the l. : :Hal l,,
All the articles are nearly new. ana VIII Do
sold cheap. together or separately Apply al
oftoran - may 26-tf
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The Ladies, Festival.-The STRAwBER-

The Ladies' FestivaI.-The STRAwBER-
RY FESTIVAL now being held at Carusis Sa-
loon, for the benefit Of Roman Catholic
Chapel, to be erected on the Island will be
continued this, and tomorrow, and Saturday
evenings. commencing ut 6 o'clock.
The Ladies' and Gentlemen of Washington
Georgetown and vicinity, are most respectful
~ invited to attend. June 2-:}t
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VOW Is THE TIME

lust RECEIVED-a supror lot Of BUTTON
y CATERS, kid tons. for Gentlemen. Also.
the Imitation BUTTON CATERS. with kid
tops. Together with every style Of SHOES
for Gentlemens', Youths. Servants and Chill
drens' wear, all of which will he sold low at
MILLS New Store.
East side 9Th ST. bet. ID and t.
nav 26-1w News
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-03

DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-A large delega-
ton of influential citizens has arrived in
Washington, from Maryland, to express
their wishes with regard to the appoint
ment of P. Barton Key, esq. as United
States Attorney for this District.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-03

Wercanfile F.ibrarv Assoeiaticn.-
The first Constitutional Meeting of the above
Association will be held at Iron Hall. on
TOMORROW (Fridayl EVENING. at s
o'clock p. NJ. THOS. E. LLOYD.
june PIT Secretary.
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COPP'S SALOON

I1NlIE PISTOL GALLERY is in excellent or
l. der, having been newly arranged and fit =
ted up. The BOWLING SALOON also. Every
article required to give satisfaction to persons
fond of bowling or shooting kept constantly at
hand. As usual, MEALS will be furnished,
When called Tor. at any hour. m 2l-2w
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Roofs Wonderful DagHerreotypes

Go to Root 5 No matter whether
1t he clear or cloudy weather.
Still. with equal truth. he traces,
Mutitudes Of lovely faces.
RooT's Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue near
Seventh street mar 81
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-03

TNHE ICE CREAM SAOON OF MADAME
i HUNTER is attracting the attention of
all The superior quality of the ICES. and
the attention paid to visitors by the Ladies of
the Establishment is pleasing. To amateurs
OF painting. there is to be seen in the Saloon
an original Paul Verones. and Landscape
by Gainsboroug. This will be the fashionable
resort OF the Season. June %
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OFFICE House OF REPS. I. s.
Nav @ 1852

MAY Q. 1853
CEALED PROPOSALS, will he received at
- this Office until 2 o'clock, M, on Wednes-
day, the eighth day of June next for furnish
ing one hundred tons Of ANTHRACITE COAL
of the best quality. to be broken into Jumps
about TIE size of fourteen pound weight 10
he delivered and slowed in the vaults of the
Capitol, free from all dust and particles of
small coal
Also, for furnishing two hundred and TWEEN
ty-fvc cords Of the best quality of seasoned
HICKORY W0OD-two hundred cords to be
sawed once. and twenty-five Cords to be sawed
twice. and slowed in the vaults. The wood TO
he corded in the yard of the Capitol, and
measured at the expense of the contractor.
The Wood and Coal to be delivered and put
away on or before the 10th day of September
next. JOHN w. F0RNEY,
Clerk House of Reps. of the L. s
m 10-dtd
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COLLECToR's OFFICE. CITY HALL.

VULLECTOK 5 UFFICE, CITY HALL, I
JHNe 2. 1853,
n order to avoid as much as possible the
L hurry incident to the payment of taxes on
the day of the election, the undersigned will
remain in the Office from o'clock a NJ. until
3 o'clock P. NJ. for the residue of the week.
Iune2 r. J. ROCHE. Collector
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TO BLACkSMITHS-The undersigned has
L constantly on hand large supply of
BLACkSMIT'S COAL, which will be sold low
at his yard on a! street, at the canal bridge
m 17-2w* @ L. SIERIFE
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ORN'MENT.L and USEFUL,
BEDBuGs, ANTS AND REACHES

N1HERE THE ENGLISH NERMTN-DES-
w TROYER is freely applied. these vermin
will positively not trouble your chambers.
closets. or kitchens. you may depend upon it :;
and those who have not tried it will undergo
the dlsagreeahle necessity of harboring the
neighbors who await themselves of ITS benefits
Give it trial For sale only at WIMER'S.
Sixth street, square from Penna avenue
june INcwsl
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KEEP THE BALL IN MOTION

hNIEI If1C DRILL IN IIUIIUN
TIVE warm weather is chasing crowds of
l. Ladies and Gentlemen to MORRIS0N'S s.
corner of E and 18th streets, to get glass of
his superior SODA WATER. They always 90
away refreshed. Try one class you will be
sure to call again. His SYRUPS are superb
Don't forget. corner of E and 9TH SITS.
opposite the General Post Office
m lS-eO3w
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DR.. CAsADAvANT, Surgeon Den

VTTYYYY list, would respectfully inform his
friends and the public of Washing
ton and Georgetown that he NAV be found in
Campbell's new building. on Pennsylvania
avenue, between the National Hotel and ~
street where he still continues to perform a.!
operations in his profession in the most scien-
tiic manner. may 3l-2w*
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-03

IL The Office Of the "Daily Evening Star"
Is on the south side Of D street, two doors
west Of 18th street.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
I HAVE just received an additional supply
L Of seasonable GOODS, and request persons
generally to give me a call. as am determin-
ed to sell as cheap as any other house in the
District E. s. TATE
South side Pa. ave, 4 doors east of
may 27-lw Centre Market
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
NJ n, n.

u.rtrtcI thu inc residence q" hrs uncle w RAM ntLus,
Va. The 2.lt iShi' JAMES VI
ruIr ui Iuuisa county ~ the ithh year a" his age
wears his DEATH III. deceased hal been STU
-, II,,ut, III Academy. under immediate claI AMI
"!st a" ia" mental anu niohi lh'l'
,y ruLbi'r LHScfi, Win
Ia. a. 81 bnte Ia his memory AZ uiil, lac
r i.n polite; always rSihins III The ursnh '
activity u nl thai lnrr,ii""ci if"
., ma brilliant tI,t with inrlect "i lsh 81.
rliric' together uhi
~ nj ,,ruun in liz bid rcalz. Tic brightest
~ ct i. fond friends AM! relatives A, an a>sofiair r Wa KIM
III mGs,Iru- ,a' aud gentle ntuirf-
~ , love Of all with whom he Was aciIiihci
In - friends yrd has been created by i' nntiir
trat lrri, a, each unr he ready 10 OK
LAIN hT"iI lie generous honorable a!t
arcrIhdnhni the
,l~ nC 'i"f"'rti emit
ulIl illirss "i' was
r u -. ,'Isy painful. Nlrn The sui pct n rtlsh "a'
.r.i ir,n before his death, he sarl he di '
, himself prepared, lie seemed Ia bu much lr"nbe' a
y ~. r.. uI I"acs with God il"ri"e "ot
IN il" i, cctt calm and resigned lhIp", "1" I
never Win lie surrat,d hI- arnl- SAL a'' "
,u,. wei, hut ~ 10 meet hin ~ Ist''",
aiuh uneri Z" IN -Gh- "in' irH"hl ~. ~ Il
'"i h'' - ,o"''''a''i ""' t't' 80 &. u.
me- tim ~ Heaven.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
KlcHM0Nn ENQuERNR .
ptrlIS,iED DAILY AND SEMl-WEEkLi,
ny KITCHlES & PRYOR.
y ,ap> ..snA1 MoRNING, SEPTEMBER :
GE<ERaL JACKSON AND THE BANK.

~
il tins nl:e-siun Ut our paper We publish chip'e ~
the forthcoming work Of Col Benton, in which ce'a'"
in regard 10 the origin Of the struggle between -.
Jar ksou aud the National Bank satisfactorily ,
inc origin aud The incidents Of this sreat s""ss
taiing away. VET there has not been III ''' ~ ,,,
r,n,v r,,. ,,m,n,,u, struggle. The energy a'u 'e "
o, ~ ana il ,ivi,u,, con,,ude.l against the Vasl anu per
vadno r,w., >, gigantic coporati"n' sno not "''''o"
sacecss In a. conflict And'sw 'aeSs'" ''''s"a'sa
Of The Aisr.. qualities of human nature s"""s honor ana
L.,,1, c,u,a.c He lriumphed, aud thus rendered. an
.,,,, h,n.f To the cuunlry--s benefit when We NJ"
a.,y and ncl will transmit s influence 10 'he f"''o'S
,,,itv For Democrats the history "i u'e "a''' -.
,, J., son and The Bank has peculiar Interest," o
Gas that struggle which gave 10 their parry It's
v,o,zstiun Col Btntons narrative IS WHICH WIN =
markablc ceurncss and emphasis ana VIII co'''o"'' "
much 10 The entertainment us TO the insl'uco" VI 0 '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
u,pI,i ~ uI.IInp noANE

pnlLnrLpHiA, Sept. 5.--lhc House ol Bishops lc IL
Camden this morning. and fully attended bSn"i
Doan addressed The in reply In the "Gal u'c"'"r
submitted Saturday by he presenting bishops hrnS w
opinion Of the Hon. John T. Spencer o New ON ''a' '
repoI the committee m the diocese al New Jersey c"n"
not b. legally recognized by The court.
After Bishop Duane hal concluded his nrgninrn ne pre-
senn. Bishops replied and then according 10 an "''I
the r., both The respondent ana TIL: prosecutors "c'e c
cuLed whilst ihr made its decision The curt ca"
linurI hours in crncivc and great aAie ~
uanf strd know The fesu!t By ll"sc outside II WI"
finally announced, upon the adjournment VI Tue fp"i ~
The "i"n hear the :" The diocese hau oce'
r,lrc.rl The vote not known. l!:is result J. ''c
ri un.v"ralc I" Bishnr Dnn,. The lno'mn Wa Sf"h2
lv urLr,I tis rlcnd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
SPEECH or JOHN RANDOLPH.

The National nelsencer publishes, from sIcnographc
notes taken The time by the veteran Gales speech the
war OF 1872 covering columns nf that paper deliver
ed BY John Randolph in the House of Reprrsen The
l2ih OF january, 1873 the bill for raising addition
army of 10000 men, giving TO The President the appointment
o all the officers under field officers This Spre,l with an
immense mass Of other "reminiscences will fora portion OF
the work preparing by Messs. Gales Scaton under
the ssuclll at The Government, which embody and
preserve The already prrlslling history Of The early Con-
urrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
a'tps! rICAL.
For The ENQUIRER,
Till. = y u Il IL.

TIL sou IL ii.
,,n,,o of IN. Soulh, around thee gaiheTeih lar,
The glorious halo Of n'''" or. , tame Il,
md specds in glory OF ne rolling main.
La anu y; mao. the archives 1T the past,
watch relI of crowns and scrpirrs lying low,
The fate OF ,yrsnts CATERING thick aud fast
y,Ioo IL the Frcci still lei thy gorgeous dyes.
In silent pradeur o'er her valleys wave,
1Ioiurl thee there, beneath her crimson skies
INV ,turs and stripes which hands "l !reeien gave
Bird of the Free thy voice shall ", be heard
Where southern sea The rolling ia;k tide HIS;
Gssep Ugh, my lightning shafts thou gallant Una
Add sweep IN glory Ger tho bright Antilles
~ NICK o The WOODS
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Richmond August oath, 1853
SOIL. OF THE SOUTH.

SOIL. OF I'll + so U Il ii.
BY MRS. CAROLINE LEE HESrz.
Soil of The South with May burn flowers,
Thy glowing breast IS deck'd--
While branching trees and wrea,hing bowers
Thei, vernal bloom protect.
Soil of the South TO thee is given,
E'ruitage and forage fair
To thee The sun and dew Of Heaven
Their kndlirst offerings bear.
And more. oh generous SOIL far MORE
Than these rich gifts ate thine
More than The fruits thy garnefs s'ofe'
Or flowers that grace Thy shrine;
Thy sons--lhy noble sons-"h'Se hea''s
Warm as thy sunbeans glow
Not all that Natures wealth ihpat's'
Can equal treasures sho"
Their genius turns thy slumbering ioam
70 beds Of golden ore
m ha,uteous is the Southern home
On thy fair cultured shore.
Soil Of the South in glory bloom
Green be my fields and bowers -
And each returning May illume
Still fairer fruits and flowers.
,olunbas Georgia, 1858
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
POLITICAL. CORRUPTION

| PmiLApvLrnIA, Sept 5.ln the Wing luy and County
Con em.Ion, This morning OF The defeated candidates
ed three of ,r delgars from Spring Garden had
hrbe, for his opponent c"mniitrc al in
veslgation appointed who reported this afternoon that
the delegates had received brides from both candidates. and
had voted for the paying The most The delegates
| cxnrled almost ninluusY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
AN ALLEGED EXPENSIVE ER.Up

New ioRk, Sept. 5-A named GunIun, wei
known here. ,ui engaged Tor long lime as custom
house broker This CITY, enjoying the full confidence NJ
large portion ut foreign importing houses disappeared las
Thursday morning and has been heard Of. lie
Indebted IL Is alleged the Union bank about hundrc,
thousand dollars Alsr, Mcssrs. SPIES, Chus & Go.
and several Others Tor varying from IS 900
$40 600 each He has left wife and large Iamiy children
his civ The presumption Is that he has gone Europe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
IIHL ,uEs pIII,IJ

,. Distinguished state man we are informed by pnvair
heller IN This city, the T OF August al me an'lh
iinu- I.i.rrInn He Srrd from New York On the bn' III
The n.ic and arrived safely in Enslind -rnIyln. ~
nI,lu Tin and line health ana spifiis oh VI" io
hr - nu TOR l.Guisn where he will make hls lli'e's ."
The Clarendon House until arrangements nr mace ' ''
to take possession al his private rcslthrr lie htr'T NV
neLiary upon the duties Of his important mssinn "h
he will discharge liz does every thing win LO'i'y a''
fonntnrss and in a manner becoming tile representative :"
u Republican people, Pennsylvania.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
rtpE Twp LIVES oSr

Nrw York SEPT 5-A fire broke ont here this morning
sx cIock in thc carpenter shop owned by Mr. Welsh No
as Allen street. The building with It's contents, and ,hrt
houses Nos 49, Il aud 49, adjoining were consumed Loss
,ansi John ana Richard King, persisted in the flames.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
vrpy 7 arr rRDN RIO M IANEIRO

NEw Y"nK SEPT. The Baltimore built clipper 'a'Iu,
Naryind Capt. Klein, arrived ii this port Ibis n"fnns
with dates from ltn lie JnneIru 10 !lr "a :" July An al
vance had taken place in coffee OF 400 10 b rel. since m
pTrvinns dar; prime bis srlling al i4Uo Inc ah'
was very unsettled. Stock 25 uuO bags.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a PROCLAMATION.

aNrDRNalibN having hrcn 10y the Executive TIA
EWILIiaM PATTON alias WILLIAM WAuN. did Ia the mon,
~ IuIy last IA county Hans murder win:
,t who's. knowu AMI has escape: Justice
,f.prr hereby "c rcwIIi "i tticr hundred Collars
,y ar Irrs,uI- who s,A ,frts 1iI! William Patton A.
cpu!lH, and 10
-
r,r llrii
r,r ,f The said Patton that he se brought usticc
Ilru uurr ms hand Governor d.! under HE Lesser 81
Tho Commonwealth. 4. .huIoni, t4s lGh day Ausu>
H.. ; IA "a, yrar l>J3 los JOHNSON
IN wealth.
Patton - oI
stouf ,rT Iish ireckled
.ti, When ls cI:ns ani show" his
liz has temple. ec by ms han HIS name, YIN
pu l. named hI< certainly and may De ~ DO
.r,.. - l5-c3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
ever r,Sr D,yIN NEW ORLEANS.

New OsLgASs Sept. 3.-Yerrrrday was very generally
hs.r,ri as day Of fasting and prayer The stores were
All tl~cd aud business entirely suspended ne weather
,u,ip - very sury and unlvOrablc Fever slightly IN
The inning he vcr" dla and
among - upnrnt classes, ana Is extending
rayau.s along river and many places IN The country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
N 4 II KIEU.

>,,y, IT .u., | ,nr ia county Vi September lSi,
- " 49,, V,y pay, n t'unnIullan Nj SETH &. GAotRN
a. Mss ELIZABETH a, daughter "I br Co"ior
al. I.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
,n,urss or pRofEssoR HoLcoMBE.

m. ii Mr. Uvlcombe before The Sucety Of Alum
~ of IN. University is no ordinary College oaiion Tie
osnus and The literary culture which il displays elevate
far a,ye the class place addresses al college
rommcnu.nls The rhetorical power OF The speaker Is
not more conspicuous than his extensive reading MS h'
fancy his elegant taste, aud has glow OF ferfla "o"'"
feeling Mr. iIoicoInbe was already known 10 'e pu'''
,,o ,hr az several valuable text books the Law ne
has nov established his claim high distinction III Tue
department Of uratoy and bellies letes The laoor ana tue
o,,,, Il Professor Iolcoube will c Of conspicuous ser
vice 10 The University.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
III - rOGDil.l !
spn. ,Nt>I.
''h VI -
Ny,tr,A N,puku August .I,l, l~,lt


TIC The above named rcr"raIr her
ei nat have appointed MnnGay The 81 'as al 'csnh"T -
me ~ the accounts therein ordered ~ "hfh Jay th
n, ,r. nniiil. attend of'tr ~ The ~ 'hS :" "
a whore VIII be- rIH,rI 4" hifeuI y"
it,rc at u;, ne. under f-ri decree.
ie,'","' ,7 y. ' ~ WM NJ MOODY, "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
REMOVING RING FROM YOUNG l.ADi'S


Dr. Castle "l this city, communicates I" The BOSTON ME
dica and Surgical Journal The following Ingenious method
devised by him. rAicang yOung lady lnser from
ring which too small for her we give his story IN hs
own language:
An interesting young lady, about seventeen years o
age had Il, her gold rng which She forced over
joints u rt middle finger. After few moments is
finger commenced swelling and HE ring could not be ~
moved. The family physician pr -, was sent tor, tut
could do nothing. The family aud The young lady espe-
caiy, IN The greatest CONSERVATION Iewtller
wac sent tor Alter many uuIr attempts The ring
with cutting ippers and 10 apart with fine saw
and after ornsIn. and decorating the flesh fontna
rio ms and iecchcs applied all aorng
slightest benefit DR.. - requested my presence with The
compliment perhaps my mechanical ingenuity might
suggest something. al proceeded la The house OF
the patient found young lady IN most deplorabe
state OF mental agony doctor embarrassed aud the a-
my in high state o; excitement procured some pre-
pared chalk applied between tie ridges Ut sw"i, II
flesh, and all &cr, and sG't.oda III Drying HE
oo7ng attracted cs then with narrow piece "l SOFT
linen Succeeded Publishing the ring, oy drawing gently
round ring between swollen parts ilten applied
quicksilver the whole OF the ring La less 'a'
minutes the ring broken 10y pressing II l"ge'he)
In four pieces, Ia the great rclcf ul all parties
I'm similar manner (without the chak) some Time
since extracted IA smu bass ring from The eur oil chii,
who, chilli like had inserted IL into the casity oil lis car
The operation painful AMI tedious, but WAS equal
ly successful.
1.-The ,nodus oprrandi The quicksilver at once perrr
stes the metals clean (wil the exception of ron steel
platna aud one or tw" oihers and with Them
II Immediately crysh2-s aud renders The metal hard
and as brittle is glass ii"ncr the with which urlls
amalgamated with quicksilver can be- brokrn'
RIVAL CITIES-Ntw tiaven aud Hartford, Connect
CUT are rival towns. Here specimen rivalry
copied from The New Haven Register:
.Hartford Is always trying 10 oushne city Let
do what will Hartford goes tight oil aud does The
thing The other day. at Tho lady passengers IN The
csrs 10 this civ was made u The ladies' saloon
the citation house. Well, what do the Hartford olk do but
20 and get up the very day similar IN the Sta
ou 10 that city When will people cease 10 oe eh'ohs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
TIL, q. CDGBllL,
COMMISSIONERS OFF,

WllIlIlTS'HIE' H"@'' ~ M
Thr parties Interested The "T.sL"g VIII n,nrr G.l! 4
H. at mo ,r accounts aud Enquiries ttrrei 49, ~ yyI4m
,I,y r. no flied IL attend at my "nfr IN @ ,l.nd IL
~ IN O'Clock A 1:ere VII ne p''f'
Ior,nanc~ OF !nt'e= "nde' 7a'" "'' wM NJ MOODY,
August c%ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
EXECUTION or O,DONOHul

ENECUTION OF O'DONUTIIE :,
SYRACUSE SEPT. SO Dnnohur, the murderer 81 ~,
Kinney and her daughter, executed yesterday !" "
ia yard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
,.,..prsS M tn yEIIow FEVER.

PND';RESS Of TIE TtT.I.DN Ft' F.4t
New OnLEASs Sept. 3i-ln thr twrny-inhf nun
.n,,I. iis nufnGr HI W. been ll6 deaf ~ "'r
81 from yellow fever. The total deaths ~ ie "cc,
955 o( which SOl were in fever The whole numbcr :"
dea since the 2oth Of May sd Of which 5 were
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

EAHlNtaEai" rys"I q" "alsari ""soi hr h'io1e' o'
ul Druai "ir NY Ii'"auha -" Wees ~ 'hr ~
.ls and the adjoining coui.lc- am i'iii'"
IrrIrm Al OPERATIONS the mast perfect iahhti
l'rriiI isrIi ed "a ruiIrc SGT.
In,lt attend To- any cA b, addressing Farnve Prince i"a
-. l-Ci,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
Hi THE GOVERNOR Of VIRGINIA.
a A rms

eNl bRMAIN,N having tcn received by the Executive.
CHARLES llDNSIN. charged with the Forgery
The Count, kelley. subsequently ~
tc custody liaB from lu,,Ice.
hereby hundred oaly u
or shall the sdII Charles nuwnrs and c
"a him berkeley County: and ia. moreover T.
JlIr % and
ur> tie " generally {" use their best exeOns procu;re
aIIr. D1wucs that he b" brought Justice
Given under ~. hsti Governor AMI under
the Commonwealth. II Richmond iii. -ut Jay Aug l.
10 the year l~;I'. JOSEPH JOHNSON
~ Governor W MuHroRp Secretary ai the Con
| nt,tiwcalll
hlri.* Downes sleS, Intelligent about Iii
heb. ot wbiskeIs,
.rry ys. When heard H.. STATE OF MARY
Al 10 Westward Au. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

IN CuASCEEY. -rikGi:IA Alta tircuIt Ionn 60.
uaued Adjournment, AMI hr!i Inr The cay OF william
Al County al James y, II thc Court House Ia The
| .,ty. "a rnr,i., the 42l day ~ Juu" i-a3
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
UaI> MIL FOR SALE,
,iDsr VALUABLE mlLI.INt: PROPERTY

fSIir ap'h"ri2cd -, rt,r hat valuable MI!
The Mr>-rs. ldlaieo
SIu,.i ON I rrr.I, tr yais nom ilr "haTNt"
II.r kr auG TALL i warr "i - feet n5"rr calds
,yin. 81 Irrc pair at Hrnts
The uuh!i.s Il Sill - By 30 r'i 'f"' '""t t"i
bglt OF ncg wJui mil 30 ~ 80 ieci 40" u''i -
,t. Ter lil it aioUc al!."sh "ErHhy cotaIH"
ruori- stables aI good rcar ot al III" properly =
c i my ufic".
tr,r. iS valuable milling
,ir,!p i machine Hhpl
Utmost Ia e with but ii.
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NJ rIiE GovGnwoK OF VIRGINIA,

INFORMATION having been received by the Exrcu, h,,
Z murder has committed by MARTIN u. krrrIE urom
al John FELTON, The county ut Preston, thai It
kitl from Justice, l!" therefore hereby
u dollars
Martin klcaul deliver him IN q! Jail uf pre,,,
lGd do require all Officers OF this Common
military. and the people generally l.Ir h
procure the arrest al tie sLt kic Iat nav
u
Give. under ari Gn.CruOr AM under HE Lesser
the Commonwealth. ~ Eichiu"n!. -itn ,iiy az Ann
Inc year $50 JOSEPH JOHNSON
ulnIa"Ii.tt
ML y Kite about H. old II inches ,ia ,,
made. "rI"'. hhpu' i."i i!nd. black ana r ta-
believed "ha'r ,dr forehead Aug % .
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