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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

PROTECTION
FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BARrFOEs - CONN,
Incorporated 1925.
Board Of Directors.
=, G gAz ATJS C + H4ETaAM, " TgR I'll
W B. ROBBINS, T nELEVAP. D. CLAkK
D. W. CLARK President
The attention Of property holders is resneculIy call.
eito the superior advantages for sire sarine ssss
auiss5.d Insurance offered nv the
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
The unde signed has been furnished witt blank poi
blank renewal Tecept-, FOR continuing pocies sIrady
issued, and is duh authorized and irepar. 4 AgpU
of said Company 10 Ike IN for any length
time not less man one month nor greater than sever
Years up buildings or their contents, occupied as
D~ELLI- g. SruREs, WAEsHuUsEs CHUSoHE.s IorEL~.
HBEKs. COURT HOUSES, CoLLEGEs. &C, &C against
Loss or DAMAGE Eft FE3sA.
Also on Dry Goods, Groceries Manufactured Goods
scrptlop Of Narrhandiza or Personal Pom nv sbi,rr
90 he shipped per COED Steam or 9th bafs
and from p.uts on The Western Waters. or 6er We
Eastern Clues VIA axe or Oth'r inland utas)
any town in II" Western country list tn hazards
INLAND TRANSPORTATION
Aso on shtpn EMS OF Goods, Wares snd Merchandzc
per good vessel or vessels, he'weeH New orleans and
Eastern pOrts-between New Ore rs and other t}ul
ports between all American ports aud Eughsh or Eu
la the Atlantic waters, azaInst the
PERILS OF THE SEAS,
81 rates of Premium tolo any other Rsspoasi
bic Institution
o. The atien ion ct Merchant especially reques'
at horne unaer a soPEs PotIcv.' covering sb,p.,.,r
by c'.ie end'r-ense"E- or under "CosTEA.T PolI-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

T. A consolidation OF the Logausport and Pa
cifc. and Peoria and Oquawka Railroad Co. has
been consummated and the contract signed.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19
- ItaANGl NtN

- = t. Ft-t. - ~ Z
HE undersigned having received the Agency or tn.
I following 81 mpsnsE. WI
jefferson LIE Insurance Co OF Cfneis,ggtf. Ohm.
-4-p EsE-
As'0 l0re Central LaS1rauq Company Of Cbsyy
FoLey. n T.,
is prepared 90 tasa co. ives and P-o7 Wv on the
most favorable terms. eiihsrun h oiH' seek Hutu-
y Principle p PffIFDkD.
tiu frr lows Co Is.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19
NEW GROCERY STORE.

OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE
II subscr, 7er would rt-p-c.iuIy c." the attention
20 the citizens 90 MtHera Point aud yei~ity 20 ais
o sai-rtsd stock If
.3AlIIliB GAOg82It.29
tte, upf,~', the -sourt House o. tIgh street
-...H 6e Offers for sale reasonable terms as
do. ih- came k1nl can bee haa in t.wn
=. -l'u lrg are suong he artIrit now hand
.sW 'r'esp-, cis,r lied. a. d refined Sugras,
N.-N 'tr eau~ and sugar House MOIassess,
G"fden syrup.
q g 9, I~pecial sud Black Teas,
Palm sud No I. ~oap
per star, Mould aud d q Candies,
Hu Java. and Dih Government Coffee,
Nails, fflas- RnH Fuzzy.
rIug aud hne ca Su,sfng and Chewing Tobacco.
epPer- spice Ginger, cloves, Nutes, Salerstus, Fish
Pork, Beef, Hams, &c, &c.
AEoA complete stock of OF er articles pegtsiuing to
e Grocery ami Provision Business. Please call and
Asujue for yourselves.
PATRICK O'DaIrD.
Mineral Point, May y, 1853. 6al5
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19
Notice,

Z, JOSEPH - =. y sI4aE COX, Of -auk County,
Wisconsin, having = my Duplicate. No I4.i-5, flr the
South west quar- the south quarter section
- Town % North Range Fast Of the Fourth PRINCIPAL
M indian, d" hereby notice 20 an whom, n tnsy
concern, # the lose of said Dupe snd ms anpH
ca'i"u Tor repay ment OF she pu- chase 30 dol
lars urgtnaily paid for SAID tract BY oldsr OF the
MAIDSTONE 81 lbe General and on
bw = Esf~IP ENnRT- K
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

ANEON - ED.--36 Pounds, Of ias1 ,szsr'z ,r,Iugt.
~ iUst received sud fgi gale q GO. ". C0BBS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

~ st-crtser ssould T-spsctfu ly sononncs 20 81
Z public that h. continue the Mercantile bus me-
b. old stand of iozd Z. W e-Ier. where ~ hop
tne T1=r- The od Eru and such otIs e
81 wish for GOOD BARGAINS
SAMUEL. WHEELER.
Mineral Point AuriI 8. 1913 ,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

Cirurit Cosvt, iogra Caun'y, STATE Of Wisconsin.
Aayci Term, z. d 1888. Eighih Gav OF The
Term, March 2eM
AID John Thompson, In cbansery to sorseloss
Lob, r.sczs,,-.. Mortgage
I'HiS day came the said cmpia:nauis BY Mossrs Cobb
4 NessmUru their SOLICITORS, and ty leave or the
COurt here had fled their OIL Of complaint herein anu
On ier motion by their SD socifufs-lt Is ordered by
c notice 10 the said defendant John BLACK hurst, Of IT,
pending Of his suit ny publication Of py OF this or
Ger 10 he NIs"oNsfN FR3BrEE, weekly teyspsper,
pVbi shed Mineral Point IN SAID County of low a. for
SIX successive weeks the first insertion be within
~ DAYS ON the date this order, nj on Ike motion
OF te -l0 complainant is solicitors asaid
sid c"mpisn hif Of mnlainL aed herein. ON or
pei NE hrst day Of thr rNt CouFt; and
rs ordered Oy the Court fha tbi> end here
OF continued u9til the mex germ OF this Court.
q" hereby certify the sLuveto true eepy Of She
orders rnafe IN The abOve entitled cause, above
iei - 90 cur said Corr.
In witness whereof have hereto set nv hard end the
seal OF said CoGTL this -t Gav OF April u. ISa3.
Court I1Wa County Wisconsin. 6ps4
Ntsie of wisconsin. iowa ouEty Court May Term, A.
iowa county S. d. r5}.
nLtFtR !.EA'H guardian of lyman Leach Via
c'nt Leach Ellen Lcacl and MARY Jane Leach el-d
ms e ti'l IN Probate t0Ut, the t7h dav Of March
a d. lSat. for License @ West halt Of the Nortn
tasf 0t ~ctlnu t~enty seven 81 il town seven IL
60 ms said wards.
Notice j. hereby given that a fptG hearing will IL
had uo, sad petition at see Term County
Court o. b. hold h,. Cu~t House ia Mineral Point
o." lat lr7i moHgay e Ma. next, when and here any
i@-F % il'Ftsjtd urF pT ard show why The
prayer OF the peiirio. 90 - ,IId Not b. &. anled
ne-et Al stb- Ir53 iva
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19
STATE ,lF " WISCONSIN, IOWA COUNTY, -.
CircnIl CONT, lows COUNTY,. Wisconsin.

STATE ,sF " I>CONsIN, IOWA COUNTY, s..
Circuit Court, lows County Wisconsin.
Elezror Pleas, }
Jacob NJ fi~as.
nS r-aliug and Sling the shove and foregoing petit
NJard AFFIDAVIT sud 10 having been satisfactorily Prov
thsr tst. defendant, Jacob Pleas u reid
az hi- state h reoy ordered hst the CLERK ~ e.
sd 10 be published notice OF the p nden'
NJ trss S7lil for sin weeks in the Wise
rribuoe. public SNAPPER published a. Mineral Fh
IN sad Cuuty that sue defendant re and appear m C'
- rfssI susNrr or denuF the petition dird he-e}
n ne fpth Of September next or MS default VIII
pcrtad and the sad things therein oonlsint-
- srrs,-,iIrse y ~ ID. COrHREN.
Circuit Judge
n JAMES HTTCHfSOS. Clerk II said Court, do here
a - crtis that ih- ab4ve aEd foregoing = tue afs
csgv OF sBe o4de- uade By OFT sid court IA sal
-.-4= ~ y -sror Pleas Ee1iJiUner azsinsG Jzcoo y
Pis efnt suE. the same Tenaatn GA NE IN ny ou-v
a. witness - ereof have - ny hand, ans
II 81 the sasl ssf saiu ut ths 8 b day Ct Mas
A d. less. JAMES AJTCal>oNi Ciers
c., r,-,,-t Iva - w-ts -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19
Clothing

aNE Ruhscrlhers would MORN the public that they
have Co their employ the tnpsl experienced EoTA-
men Who ready AZ Oh Zines tuthiag OF eve
description and of d materials ~ ezu re found
Z the place Their Inc e-t ~ r. aud
warranted To f call a. their Si.Te under the OLD Sa-
loon and see Tor yUGr-elvss
DELLER 4 AICHELBACHER.
Mineral Poiut, Nov. l6, I-j2 "a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19
Panied Lawns

v INCH nave brought 10 town, 10 beauty of de
sign, superiority o. coloring and delcacy Of tex
ture, have never been surpassed
RICE-D NJ SMITH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

- c. EeE.E So .r,,x,s- ?. dc, quarter q
- uT star Candles, - boxes Mould Candles. just rec
lEr sale at GEO. ". COEB'S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

AT 'ts ssFsE.8. -No.Isa fu BoIs ,baIi Hbbls.
We 4 hbts Prime Just iced 49, GRO w.tFD B.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-26
1856 900 pounds, per pound.
ALI the foregoing TO be of the best American fon in
bars not less than twelve feet long.

per pOunQ.
IL sheets of Russia sheet iron, IL lbs EACH IA lbs
per pound.
per pound
Boiler Iren-Best Quality
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-26
ROPosALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES, TIM.
Der, LUMBER, &C.
- NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Construction, &c, Nav -,

DAc~o Va S~eASAuSooNb W. AVA Il, 1000
!, EALED PROPOSALS to furnish naval supplies for
The fiscal year ending 30h June, 1854, and for tim
lumber &C. endorsed proposals for annual supplies,
ior timber and lumber, the case may be, naming
be nayyyard and class for hch the offer is intended
Ill be received by this bureau to three O'clock
the Goth day OF June next, TO be delivered under
expense TO the United Staes and at tee risk of the
Oae fourth part of the annual supplies hereinafter
eci6ed Tor each navy yard comprising due proportion
sach kind, must be delivered before the LIST OF
eptember next, other fourth part or before the
OF December next other fourth part on or before
ls OF April, and the remainder on or before the Both
/ June, 1854.
Proposals must provide for furnishing and delivering
D iks terms and conditions, any additional quantity
Families OF the articles contracted for that may be
uired either of the said before the expa
|oA OF The fiscal year ending the said ihrieth OF June
hteen hundred and hFtyfour, fifteen days previous
|otce from the bureau or the commabdaRt OF the yard
here the articles to De delivered TO The contractor
i has agent al the point OF delivery
In accepting offers, Gall other things, including price
Ind quality, being eQua) preference will be given to
lces OF the growth, production and manufacture OF The
ned States.
All articles must be of the very best quality, conform
bg to samples, where specified, which will be exhibited
Ia application TO the commandan OF The yard at which
hey 10 be delivered They must be in good order
(nd condition. IN suitable vessels packages, the
bay be- Al the charge OF the contractor. All articles,
esses, and Packages 10 be subject 10 the inspection OF
NE yard where they are received and De IN ali respects
10 the satisfaction OF the commandant thereof.
Each bolt OF flax canvass must weigh the number OF
pounds and ps taken from the bear the
weights prescribed in The following table:
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1900 sheets 32-ounce cold rolled sheahiny "copper"
timaed 10 weigh II, 900 pounds per pound
1000 sheets 34-ounce cold-roed sheahing copper,
timated TO weigh 49,, $50 pounds, per pound
Is sheets "a ounce brsziers' copper, sheets feet
by 3 feet, estimated to weigh 1880 pounds,
per pound
30 sheets 81 ounce braziers' copper, sheets feet
by 3 feet, estimated 10 weigh l,S25 pounds
per pound
50 sheets 44-ounce braziers' copper, sheets feet
by 3 feet, estimated 10 weigh 2,475 pounds.
per pound
IS sheets 32-ounce braziers' copper, sheets feet
by feet, estimated to weigh 900 pounds
per pound
Is sheets 20-ounee brazisrs copper, sheets feet
by feet estimated 10 weigh 562 pounds,
per pound
Is sheets Is ounce braziers' "copper" sheets feet
by 8 feet, estimated to weigh $50 pounds,
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This canvass be 20 inches wide, and each bolt to
contain 40 running yards the strips its strength
will be inch wide except for No. 8 which viii be
} inch wide.
Cotton canvass to be went inches WIDE each bolt to
contain fifty running yards, and to weigh follows
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-26
> FORM OF .ANcoFFER FOR SUPPLIES.

rh~sby agree furnish and deliver at the asvyy.Id
,,;...ent frou The baSssR Of CONSTRUCTION, equipment
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-26
CLASS No. -.

also agree to furnish and deliver on like terms and
conditions al the said navy yard any additional quantity
of said articles that may be required before the expiration
OF the fiscal year ending 3Oh June, 1854, days
previoss notice from the bureau, the commandant Of
said nayy.yard
If my offer be accepted, desire to be addressed through
the post office al and the contract TO be sent to the
navy agent at -, tor execution. ..r
Very respectfully, A. B.
To the Chief Of Bureau of Construction, &C.,
Washington, d. G.
We, the undersigned, residents OF -, IN the State
OF -, hereby guaranty that, in case the foregoing
bid of - be accepted, that - will, within ten
days after the receipt OF the contract the post office
designated, execute the same, with good and sufficient
surees, furnish the supplies embraced in said bid in
conformity with the terms of the advertisement under
which ii was made. ss
f ' raL CD.
EFF.
hereby certify that, the best of my knowledge and
belief the aboye-naned gusranors good and sufh-
Gent G. H., Navy Agent.
FORM OF ENDORSEMENT
On the envelope transmitting the offer:
Proposals for Navat Supplies" (nans the yard,)
Class No. -.
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Weights to be borne by strips.
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and repairs, of the 10th May. 1852 the several articles
embraced in (class No. y or classes No and No.
for that ward, to wit: . 81 ,.e.l
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-26

aF ls9 SO 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-03
MAIL CONTRACTS


The General Post Office Department yesterday presented
OF unusa interest," quite refreshing this dull period
of the year.
II being understood tha, The decisions of the Postmaster
Grncra The great mail lettings would be publicly declared
large number Of contractors who had remained he
well the representatives. Of those who had ei assembled
fur The purpose VI uscerianing the result O his deliberations
The regular lettings OF the present spring embraced all the
mai service OF New England and New York. in addition 10
hs large number OF in other States established by
Congress August necessarily included aogeti-
covering in extent far greater Than at any
viors letting since the organization Of our government
On The fourth instant he of the proposals received
in The Contract Utce formally opened. According .
The QUESTIONS Of the law each bid with every paper attach
cd thereto, is marked with the initials oil the principal Dh
GERS ct The department. they are then passed 10 The clerks
by whom contents examined endursed eXamn
ed recorded filed and registered The books thus prep red
submitted 10 the chief OF the Contract Office who be-
upon them careful and thorough supervision; after
which, ihcY laid before the Postmaster Geneai r his
decision. Thus il will be perceived that in about eighteen
working days in addition the business OF his Of
fee the head oil The Post Department boas: OF The
aeIrmanc, OF amount Of labor never before equa!led
here.
As nearly as could Judge, the announcements Of yes.
fe.day referred 20 upwards OF one thousand routes The
Postmaster General expressed his entire readiness 10 listen
any appeals; and in few cases when his views in regard
certain grades Of service were requested the explanations
checruy and promptly rendered were apparently rca
d!y cuncuTcd in by the dcmurr!ng parties II was indeed,
remarkable the readings u many routes with all the
explanations, occupied bui about four hours tine.
In his drincra,iuns Judge Canpbcl has sought to fur
n:sh every part Of the Country the highest grade of
vice that the Of his department would justify
In mary instances The number of weekly trips have been in
creased "Cestan,y 'ce!ey reliable service has been
hi! aim in securing which he has evinced every disposition
10 pay fair prices
!hc estimate Of cost nor having yet been made up,
until another number any statement o INC increase
decrease under The present engagements oil me mall ser
vice.
We heartily congratulate the head of the Post Office De-
p?rmcat upon the satisfactory and successful termination
Of the ilb,rous duties OF MS first etnp o man contracts
Hednesddy's Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-03
CUSTOM HOUSE APPOINTMENTS FOR THE DIS

-
Lewis Lunsford, Collector; Edward B. Branch, Deputy
Collector and Clerks Cap Richard AlcRac Inspector
.hs port Wilm G. B!rchctt, Inspector at City P,in
Edwin L. Lunsford Weisher, Guager and Measurer City
Point; DR.. H. M. Rudder, Hospital Physician al City
Point.
We in common with the citizens of Petersburg sim
cerey grued al the inslament Of Capt McRae as nspec
tor Of Customs for The port OF Petersburg. II should DC
horne in recollection that this office retained by Wing
for sixteen years (even the close of e under Democrat
c administrations and Is to be hoped that no uture ad
mnisation will overlook the act of courtesy referred 10
pcndiug declining years of the present incumbent whose
slns and patriotic services enc him TO the sra
iu!c and patronage of country and government lht
certificate unanimously signed b. gentlemen holding offices
On lhe wharf Tie OF his official acs, trsyln tina
capt McRa tad discharged the duties dryorirg upon hin
silh fidelity, zeal ard capacity never surpassed ny h'
p.eeccssnrs shuu! guarantee his continuance during com
pc,eEcy. r :,
The other appointments Of the Collector are spoken ol 10
',inn terms Two OF them hessrs. W. u Btchett and II
Huoer were former incumbrnta, decapattd under tht
Why regime While in Office they discharged 'hstr du'les
N a manner that elected universal saslactinn.
:" " '' [,Souh Side Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-03
pv ruG GOVERNOR Of vIKGINIA.


rsSiiE Con .non OF the Comrlonwesh hasIns -, ~
safe be divided into tqua ciasSe -
lo prov ided ha the term Of service n he m
all expire with OF the delegates hS cCu w
Ie harus on the Iuh OF LahuaI9
%s ! .r,lnei the following districts shall Go'sue
~! yz 'rh: t. consisting Vi Inc city OF NooK; me 4li
eun,cs Of Isle Wight; Aane mond and surry the e VI
NV n Pc burs and the county phce George the si o.
and and field; i0h. ol McckenbuTg and
ar llh o HaIitax llh, o Bedford; 10TH ui the Guy o
mshug and counties james Guy, Charles Ciiy New heh
w.. Cl;s aud Warwick; iS city OF Echmonu Soin OF
n,s ~ Richmond, Lancaster, aHu west
sl 2 oil Cirue aud SposylvanIa 9Th, oi FAIRFAX anu
ru Goth Faugu:er aud kappal'annock; Ssth ei Aloe
ami of Nelson, amherst and Rockingham; a2u, OF iainp
% HAD, and Morgan 3lh. ui Shenandoah and Pasei 80 n
s,th BIeourt, Aieshany Roanoke ami CfdS ioh'
n ,,rce aud razeweil; I'D OF scott Ice and Russell
~, al Nicholas, Fayee PucahvG,as RaIesh BaAton ana Green
ISM ul ;Iche iJulridse. HARRISON peasanta and Wood
's 81 t,,tur IA b,ur Lewis Gimer and RandoPh anG 'Vh
!, l..ouSc II .ncuck AID Ohio L :
the required by law 10 hold elections IN each
an. cI and is hecb. required 10 hoid an elecuo :"
49, sday each ln hs respective cy ah
couuy f.r the district TO which his county
t, i attached the prescribed by The Consuton
under hand Governor and under tha seal OF e c"
tSgsL ' Jos Johnson
Bv,be Governor $50 W MrSEoap Secy the Common~en
ryIa
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TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
rs,lslIEp DAILY AND SEMl-WEEhLY,
,rIII,IAM f. s. THOMAS hIiCHih' ~
T E r NJ S.:


dollars and AZ 'hs rate o gi.
n~p"., ir shorter period than one year rortne oeI
osrs pcr annum and three dollars for SIX months
ws advsnce paid in me Office or .emcd by mall pos
7ayaoe " W ,,Iars ;cr annur the end OIL the year.
OF 10 this office be rcmitteu per mall, IN soeu
Bank notes the risk Of the Gofs G tA pos,ese sI
ny the writer II s the accumulation o
business which operates as serioustnS upo'
iafa: TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
urn.uS ENQUlRER:-Fvr TEN lines OF less hst III
sy cents and succeeding twenty Ee
" week twice week q, three tnesa week, u''
in'eteIS hnlfcen,, for each insertion after the first
charged n dollars b
ni who charged sioo
IS THE TEN ne'' or le'S'
:ea m ,;s,nnrs nust accompanied with tho sdvanc
o'"s ,,,sfsr,ory references. TO insure execution :,
~ ;scr,cs aud tributes Of JesPsc sfcesdiHs etn' "es
-ry,d 70, as ADVERTISEMENTS =.
ar sa'sI ana Marriages from the country wheneve
10 u bsS
w 90. he puhrd Every measrre that has been taken
Nv npc.ps quizzes has, hers'"or proved
upon such being cshhel
ms rrtiten the back OF letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-03

AZ meeting Of Of M osgs al osanss Con, co.d q, ~.
W .e Nwnan appointed Secretary. Whersupon the
following resolutions ununlmouty adopted ,,ouoa
~ hs .a former faithful rspIese teire Car!
IlioMAs Ie runating judgment, with sterling nteer y
WIN o hrnness Capt, als, the Character Of magistrate
ah ,hronently county OF Greene dis7ensed lue
o ar and ALL 10 The nj H. and the ow TO
r nd 10 he poor In the character OF representative
IN. in III. councils Of the Stae he for years Gus
o. ,hs The OF the station with aeiy and ~ith
tdelty and tho ardent ceyolioc
w m nrncpes pofes.ed VAIN and ardent his feelings
nd Y.d in opinions; naeIlbe and Interchangeable 10 i
he was once and adast friend
H. r ,ruy agent the devoted consistent and never ~a'
rs.as pario; ;. L.; .,,or, nd The upr
y oil past services ,his meeting will wear he usna oaos VI
mourning for 81 days :, 6,r.ra.d - ,ba
Resolved cop, Of these reoutlohs DC "a
Rhmond E oujre Examiner and Wing TOR uoleaon arc
M Court OF this county requested cause them oe speso "
th, r records. ,.a,o.,.b or n. ,uy,Iyins
M he deceased assurances the deep eyPs'
Or nee for their great and irsParaele sro1r Chin
sxs s N.nAAs, seey,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-03
Correspondence Of the ~ Y. Journal Of Commerce.


The diplomatic nppon: have yet been announced
and learn that all OF them not yet made The CabI-
net o'clock this morning and II Is understood thal
hey dispose of some OF the appointments. On
Monday, shall probably have them.
Some OF the Consuaes in brisk demand those a.
Rio at Panama Havana, Melbourne in Australia and at
VALPARAISO The last consulate worth much
ne prior Mr. Duer's appointment and doubt "hs
hcy Mr. Duer has found himself in shower OF gold But
the Melbourne and Panama consulate will be renuneative
The consulate Rio is much overated. Experienced en-
say II will not yield over eight thousand dollars The Hav
aud Liverpool consulaes already bestowed.
The policy of the Government in regard 10 Central Anne
rca still unsettled but Mr. Burlaud going ont soon
as his instructions can be prepared.
The is yet prepared to decide as to the
solution of the San Juan Tie town shal
20 10 Nicaragua shall be free port and ndeprrhen nj
cirv under the Joint pc,ecOrate Of Great Britain AID INC
United States But strongly inclined TO believe that
hey will determine recognize lie independence, but reu
sing the joint potectoate That is 10 cay, they VIII make
il free port and independent place provided Americans are
TO prevail in H. and that Great Britain shall have no control
over
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FROM THE BRITISH PROVINCES.
,sros April 29-Iiasx papers of the 25tn inst. are re

ceivcd. :,
The trial of Thomas Clark Of the crew OF the New
York shio Winchester for abuse and eonous assault on
ome of he female passengers the passagc from Liver
ooo;- for winch the crew mubbed The streets OF la
had resulted in his acqutal The American Consul
Nr Norton was present The defhcr raised point who
he the court had Jurisdiction OF offence committed on
board an American vcssr bound 10 the United States and
,ny putting in there from OF weather The cou re.
,vod decision Several others Of the to be tried
IN n similar charge.
Lale accounts from Newfoundland state that the seal
fishery had most suit, ssiu known of many years
Already $50 600 senls had been obtained
The New Foundlind papers state ha the Submarine
egrauh Company will petition The Assembly 10 increase hti'
capital 10 f3O0000 with view OF extending nes 10 Ne"
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