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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29
ICE--ICE-ICE.

HCE ICEl--J. STAFFORD 4 Co, Wholesale ana
Rt,I Dealers ICE Eysau Fields opiot th
ponba9sr Raend bpet Lower sr No. i5s on i"s i'tst
street. No New Leye street. No So New eYee
Commerce sr No 6s5 Trhouptoass slttn Ne ISL l"Tee
two lee Houses bet~ Nntt and Harm 5ny s7 f'g'h ps
inhl lFes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29
xsRs. CAMpGELL, Teacher of Music, a.

FESO HARDWARE DEALERS AND BUILD
EKs-gUa5,,s WTSboW lass, a.-o1et =..rs -sai
ii, ia =. lfsRyEY II Lat,ysrs street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29
FOR SALE.


- IS and 100 likely VIRGINIA NORTH CAROLINA
ROEs consisting Men, Women Boys and rs comprising ed
Hands efvaats Cooks Washers and
BAcksnhs, Carpenters Rr
which accommodating tF Purchasers viii
give call before purchasing elsewhere.
]. ". BOAZAiAS, los Grayer street
between Caronlset and karOnne streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29

G.UNDRlES-Car Of schooner Layiuia-
~ % laE5 MAHOGANY
81 luss CEDAR;
lot 81 LtGNEMNGTF,
q bbls. HoStA'
panrheoas JAMAICA Rum. Row landing from siht Ia,
ma iar stIe Is a. r COCHRAN co.. Gn,.t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29

COMPREHENSIVE - FDWUgD RcHARps0S.
lraed0 &. - CHAPLAIN, y n.y. aase
"a with u-fnsss the eoyafusrsh dttaz n atias'.
TftCaSlfiLI 4 cC,.
T-- m =tr=. June 3, l-58. J-.5 LA nv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29

GRO, J.. MARTIN. WI G ROBINSON.
HEARTIN, ROBINSON s. CO, Commission
IVA Merchants and and Dealers Foreign and Dnes,
Tflu1 " Az 4 1yl4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29

eabmi satrra. Bauiy by NJ fagkaee vintage 81 1923 y
pipes Ias, su 1877, lslS, l3lrt and hs
irs uui Importation. which 5 M attention
o -tlseuTs y ell Lr77ata aHi rsfal-r
VA. e. LEyEElCH CO., Sole Agents,
H4Ig
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29

~ ''EL b'hhDiN'T IN NETWORK %-z4t
aS.a 5.. s'srI & Nisi MtlsPFY5 Si 9''f &c ~
r.1s- de- Ter sua nsar ETrisAl ga h1a4s "a Irs AMI -
Lh ~ VT ~ E ,'is " y = f .iaA as ba.hiez roofat,
,lhA p -frl4' phrt " the sit
~ Table iI'ns~l N'hN e VAR" 20 '- HAtst Affords III
tur" t|" '"'i 1Ht'ii~f ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29

E.Ls
ENERICH, WM E s. CO., Cotton Factors
& 4 and Counlss Merchants, - Old L~vse. api ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29

gCE-600 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
LIST May tor sale by j. P Whitney CO. u Camp mts4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

"a THE Mayor Thursday, called the attention of the
Police Oncers to the 2nd Section Of the City Orna in
relation to the duties of Hack aud Carriage lie
said in one instance of hundred that he noticed
due compliance with this section of the Ordinance. lie
hoped that attention would be given by the officers
force proper compliance with it. We suboin copy of
the ordnance referred, enable the parties interested
understand it fully, and thereby avoid the consequences
incurred Oy disregard Of its provisions. 1.-THE
keeper of every such Hack Carriage shall when he OBJ
tans cence thereof obtain from the Chamberlain prin-
ted copy of the rates, allowed by this Ordinance, aud
shall keep the like copy, fixed in conspicuous
place in his Hack Carriage to be easily read.
If he fail so to do, or il he or his driver charge
than IS hereby allowed such driver shall for every
DAY OF such failure for every time of such charge be
fined not less than 81 nor than $40 A IKE fine
shall be imposed for the refusal of him his driver
carry person in his Hack the prccxt that it il
gagged When such engagement is denied the burden
proving it, shall be upon him."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

In our opinion ought subject m /, just ground OF
opposition We freely and conscientiousy endorse all
have heretofore said la his behalboth In the outline
aud in the patcuars-and firmly believe, permitted to
occcpy the chair OF teacher Of medicine no viii fully
vndcae choice and reflect honor your Judgment
In electng him. Dr. vii Is novice In his profess
sion. With talents Of high order great industry aud
and ardent zeal in the cultivation OF Med
zeal science deep OF the true interest and honor
Of the profession he untes great practical resources-to
ample and enlarged experience, combination ofqual-
tiles opinion necessary a successful and satisiac
discharge Of the duties OF the professional Office.
heightened honorable and chvalroas charscter-s hrm
honest and faithful discharge OF duty, under all crcum
stances-a bold and eocution-a high appreciation
Of professional standing, and earnest desire TO elevate
the usual and necessary standard OF medical education
aud brotherhood, qualities conceded to him, we be-
hcvc, by universal consent
We desire to assure your honorable body that
influenced BY feelings OF personal unkindness to the
Faculty Of the Medical College We only contend against
principle wrong ITSELF unjust the profession, faught
with mischefto the public aud well calculated TO lower the
standard OF medical attainment We ask at your hands
that the policy of the school may be liberal and enlarged
that its doors may be thrown open the whole profession,
and that the most generous spirit OF rivalry may be
couragcd among asprants for its honor rnd that these
asprants may have firm conviction and confidence that
their claims will be decided merit, and merit alone
We believe that institution thus conducted will enlist
the sympathy influence and support Of the medical men
of Virginia.
in the administration of the College, will result in harmo
NY unity of action and hearty cooperation OF the med
cal brotherhood OF Virginia Such action on part
will be strictly in accordance with the principles Justice
and equality and will result in great public good. We
contend for no barren triumph, but are aiming at higher
and noblcr ends
To Institution liberal in its principles, expanded and
republican in its organization just and impartial in its
government and administration wise and conc'story in
its temper and management and bestowing its profession
al honors talents and atainments and merit alone,
with eve to its noble destines and character and
the public good ready aud always have been,
accord our influence, confidence and support But
concede these of contrary character,
Tor to one with close and ilbera character and self
appointing and self perpetuang organization For such
one, the hgh.oned profession OF Virgins have
sympathy, and we believe such will never
ceive their cheerful and cordial support
And believing these things Your ncmoasts as in duty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

The Governor having received the painful
the sudden death In this city, OF RonKRr BurLKR late
treasurer OF the Who had been
and deservedly honored by the General Assembly In
appointing him to the responsible post he lately held and
deemine due to the Official well private character
and exalted worth OF the deceased that every Of re-
spec should be paid TO his memory. hereby directs that
the several Offices Of government In the Capitol forth
with close their respective Offices during this day.
JOSEPH JOHNSON.
the Commonwealth. tA ~--'- -
This morning at 4 o'clock tho body will DO removed,
from the late residence Of the deceased this city, to tho
steamer at Rockets and thence In charge Of ends Of
the family, conveyed the Of Smithied for burial
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

FoUSD DrAp.-A young named Francis Steger, a
resident Of Cumberland county, shooting
sion Friday last, and having returned the
night, his friends naturally felt alarmed and proceeded this
following day search for him bu, without, effect The
search continued up TO Monday last when he was
found dead in the fork Of tree with his head awfuly
bruised.
IL supposed, that in attempting to ascend tree 10
get squirrel which he had shot, he fell from the top,
aud in HE descent, was caught in the fork.
Two dogs, which accompanied him, remained during
the three days the foo. Of the where the body
suspended
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

Old Bullion has way of his in using up an adver.
cary. Here il a sample. Recently he was invited by
some OF his friends in Mr.. Phelps District to visit them
and aid them in putting Phelps down. II thus responds
GENTLEMEN 81 cannot Tx any time for being in your
part OF the State being extremely occupied with subject
that engages all attention, moi could visit YOU at all
for any object personal to Mr. Phelps Ills relations with
las constituents is affair which leave TO him and to
them in the conclusion of which shall take no more part
than had in its commencement. l feel myself wholly
free from agency in the case and taken by sur
prise by what happened. was in a OF the most
harmonious Intercourse with Mr. Phelps and Mr. Lamb
and had suspicion OF rupture until their letter was
delivered. On Sunday evening they were both at my
house quite sociable, aud come hack the ne II
day at twelve o'clock consult about Missouri appoint
menis. Instead OF returning together at that time
Mr. Lamb came alone made for Mr. Phelps ard
asSed in their joint naIncS TO postpone the meeting until
twelve o'clock Thursday. To this readily agreed and
asked them to take dinner with me that day. which Mr.
Lamb said he would do 'cih pleasure and would deliver
my invitation To Mr. bps. Accordingly had a COM
Portable dnacr prepared that might stick TO our
work untiit done. But when the time came insto ad
of coming themselves, sending another excuse they
sent that letter which they had been cooking for me
while was having dinner cooked for them Seeing
that it intended for Publication it of for that
purpose; aud having had no hand in getting up ne dill
Guilty shall take none in its conclusion but leave the
sue 10 the people.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

Fort MuEpER.-A stranger passing Tavern IN Hen
rico Co.. about ten mile, above this city, called IN have
sonr Refreshments and having taken from bundle Of
notes Whatever amount necessary 10 pay biz ill., and
receiving hack his change, proceeded his way Thrce
notorious williams, named John Browning John Snooic,
ani WIN Jane, Thorpe, Who, We are informed were Ia
The Tavern whom the stranger ncautiously exhibited his
money, pursued him and arrealcd him fugitive who
had robbed some board a packet boat. When
tIcr way, Il mag.uatre, with the limo
cent in charge, they met 10y Me- Blackburn.
Tie vrctced nporcd him piteously to release
him, protesting omphatcay hi4 innocence. lint Mr. -
having no knowledge ofte Affair." refused 10 Interfere The
person then took out hi' money, which amounted t5s
arI begged tat hc woudikc charge Oft This Mr.. 49, also
declined Wishing toimpcate him 'elf In the affair." and
rng entirely ignorant whether rnol the charge true
The three pro ,eeded onward' with their guiess charge
and understand, in din rent direction from that
markell out by Mr. blackburn a. the nearest way 10
magistrate.
In the oftbc evening they returned to the tavern
and, We arc informed gave the proprietor ~ bill in
paymon Of some drink which he recognized having
given TO tho stranger short time before.
Up 70 Wednesday last all inquiry and eEertions 10 as
certain tho fate Of the poor stranger mnavaing and
though tso Of tho party, browning and smooc
ted suspicion further steps taken because Of the
absence Of any proof
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

EScURsoS.-The Montgomery Guard, Captain ?. T
Moore, will make their second annual excursion down the
river Monday evening next, boIrd thc Curtis Peck
The boat will leave her wharf o'clock, +. ~ and
return at ~ at night. The Cornet Band will accompany
them Oh the occasion; also, two Cotilon Bands.
The charge will be dollar for lady and gentleman,
aud 'y cents for each additional lady Of particular
party.
Such excursions AFFORD great Of enjoyment and
pleasure, ani should be ayailcd Of by all VINO go
The charge i. low, aud refreshments will be supplied ut
city price,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

BURKE BUREED.-We have always admired the perfect
and certainty with whc LoOofoco politicians prove
each other to he corrupt vena aud purchnslbr sclmps
when they f,ll with each other The evidence j. in
every case remember perc silly conclusive. A jury OF
twelve men would hang prisoner half the testimony
they produce Tue latest Of the kind Is, the Z
of the Plain Dealer upon Edmund Burke Of New Hamp.
shire Now, Burke Commissioner OF Patents under
Polh; was Locoioco member of Congress from New
Hampshire and WAS for time the editor Of the Union
at Washington. During all this period he marvel
ousy proper man. BUT he has quarreed with his bre;h
rem lie denouncos them Aud tiereupon the Plain Deal
er defends the hand that feeds IT, and produces the evil
dencc 10 prove that Burke coirupi base and unwur-
thy man. We have no doubt of IT, The fun oft IT, he
proves his case inst his opponents just concusvey
the Plain Dealer does against him. We have no doubt
both sides are right Great peoples Ohio State
JolrnnL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

THEPAS HANDLE RAIL RoAD.-It will be recollected
that our Legislature last winter refused the right of way
Tor the extension of the Psburg and Steubenvie R.
Road across the "Pan Handle" embracing width of
about six miles The land contained therein is owned by
two gentlemen Aessrs. Jesse Edgngton I'd Nathaniel
Wells, and they have gone let railror out 10
contract their land The Que. ton as to their
right to do so is a point o. dispute.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

To- cargo sale Of twenty. five hundred baga Rio COT
fec, imported hy Ncssrs Edmund, Davenport & G., per
schooner Tennessee twoniy nine days from Rio de ia
nero made yesterday average Of % per 100
b'. 10y Davenport Allen & Co. Auctioncers The sale
was made in forty minutes by Nr. James Allen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23
The Latest News

Upon close examination of the Foreign News, we do
not think entirely bears out tho Telegraph, Il the
last indications were more favorable peace The ru.
mour that Russia would send another Embsaor to Con.
stantnople is traccable to reliable authority And
she another rather supposed that her OBJ
iect would be to former demands aud procra
operations until winter.
The \. u Express, of Monday evening, gives the fol
lowing as the rery Idtes. by the Steamer
ny SUBMARINE TELEuRAFHl
Sr PETERSBURG, July 1.-The course of business here
indicates increased apprehensions of war.
TRIEsTE, mo date The Russian Commanlant has 70
hidden the ospadors publish the Sultans edct ia favor
of Christians that being document that the Gar docs
not recognize.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

a--4-.af eases of the lungs throat where mrai.
ety afc in necnrd,nec with directions not advsr
se Tor the information Of those who have tried
H. aoa BY rs ssg n.c "a Hsy .rs ,eS1,s [oa ,hg ,,9
The Diploma Of the Institute wsr awarded 90 .i
Medals ~ great At ~, country sis5
The diploma 81 the Ohio Institute ne Cincinnati given
~ extraordinary excellence aud usefulness IN curing affections ~
Read he fowng opinion founded on the long experience 81
'hs eminent Phy'Ician % u's Fofi aud City q
Dr. J. c AYEs: Five year. trial " your CRaRY PECfdE,L
IN my practice has proven shat forcsas from - COMPOSITION
must true tht rradntcs and The colds and coughs
.ich We, In tis section, peculiarly liable.
thlnt IT, equal has not ytbeen discovered nor DO know how
IaiuFt }. J. hURrON ~ y, .
Sec vhst n constitution, ony IN its
srprrrr, January 2iib 1851.
di,rst N the mines Of Ca MIA renrnd 70 s'n Fancis-
GO hope Of receiving b,nch from change OF climate and diet
finally home but received no cntht
III voyage, Ny cough continued 10 arow and vhen
, w t,,, ,is, nv friends ali Believed AZ tistioe com.
t.prd t,tny vor ui, rvanriir crine uih little expe~.
au0n o. deriving beuent from sus YOu would
through you that MY health he space tight uoh y
restored attribute The Of ciEHRY Pictorial.
wasmSoroy Pa, April ~ isis.
s guy E yaa MT s1S y BY , plo9 u,i s
rin take the liberty express 10 you ny gratitude.
anything hoI 10Y physician
brought bottle your PFcuHt" h seemed TO in.
health viii ior ne yoa
are certainly oue 81 The benefletors ~ mankind
Sincerely wishing you eycfy blessing,
JOHN ). CLARKE Rector ofst Peters church
with such and from men stronger proofcnn
be addaecd' uuessii be from t' elects upon ul,l -.
Practical Chemist, ISrei' Mss.
Sold in Richmond whole',e apd rsisu " PURCEIt LibD
co, Dragv.s and Dealers IN Medicines everywhere.
jei0-ciaWAd8tau8m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

GivE rHE Local NEws-Papcrs throughout this State
can add much to the interest of the- columns by always
giving the items OF their vicinity particur in
such dull times the present. Matters which might be-
published, but which editors think of nall importance
aud known by interested and therefore do NJ,
publish them They are, however, appreciated different.
y by persons dist who have to look to the ne
papers mostly for the of different localities ween
dcavor to gather such items from exchanges "a far
possible and take the liberty of saying to our cotempor
es, particularly OF the village papers, don't forget to give
the local news.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

We notice that the "S,oH lrtig'" 10 Georgia have he
come very important characters Last year there wn'
none 20 poor 20 do them Nov, they the
idols Of every boly anI especially Of the frecatng wing
q the Democracy The reason n This wonderful change
= that no eontesi between Johnson and Jeikh for tho
Office Of Governor, VII probably be close, and their votes
may decide H. Upon this showing the Locos bayo grown
uucomm lovi x. There we're such PEG. le, IN
their estimation, ~ the Scott whg,"l They the
only n principle left In that State aud altogether, they
the finest fellows IN the World
This sof vder will no doubt hays eot Bot although
the jenkins patty did not behave ven they might
have DONE much mistaken IN the "scou Whlgs
they don't Ike especial pleasure, whenever they have
an opportunity, n giving the Loco- "PareHiar jesse"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23
Alabama

The report that Mr.. Walker, the Wing Candidate, had
declined is not true His health bad for him to
canvass the State and he therefore proposed the Wing
Committee, that he had better retire and let other
take the stump But the wings promising make up by
extra eNertons their part c consented to continue
the candidate OF the party.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

Is SkcRrrARr McC.KlLASp A FRKk SoiLxRf-we sup
pose the citizens Of Me- AeCieiands state. ought to
be pretty welliniomed this point and especially h
freads Here is what the Detroit Democrat published
in Mr.. Mecieands Congressional district said the
cason Of recent visit from the Secretary Of the INTERIOR
as follows Nr MeClelland very cordially received by
our citizens OF all parties and he deserves to be- He
high minded honorable gentlemen, faithful public Of
hcer and good citizen in all relations and he has no
sympathy for the provcry hunkerism Of Gen. Cas- and
THE Organ" He Is endured" by them because they
dare not throw him overheard and for nothing es.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

de = a HEWAHD-Ranavay the fuhtcrber, On 10Th
1DeBy Instant bis servant woman CATHERINE shout -
ygs o. from I've inches high color
Pk mksd principally her we'll dressed ard
openttrsW bonnet she supposed ~ he making pf Washing
o. o. from whence she brought for
months ul reward Of ten dollars her dcyry
EDWARD MoADAM.
RrcUoyO July 2oth, iS's.-jy2i-St
n LID "V"'" """V"" "N"'' '0' yss ,--.-'~-''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

ANOTHER VALUABLE CARGo-Thc Propeller Globe Of
Mcknight Lake Superior Line arrived this rort this
morning with another valuable cargo Of copper and iron
THE California Of Michigan" II consisted of 300 tons
copper aud 30 tons oi bloom iron Tor B J. Webb Of this
city Of the copper, 20 tons from tho Minnesota Mine
and 80 tons from the North American Mining Company
for the Detroit Smelling Works and 50 tons from the
Gin Mines are for Cleveland This cargo a, the present
value Of copper, il worth not than Sl5IOOO This j.
already the fourth fifth cargo believe that has been
brought down from the mining region the present season
the gross value Of which cannot be les than from sGOu
900 to $780, OOO. Ucir0n TribuHc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

CRY MoRrALirY.-The total number ~ deaths during
the past week. shown by tho City Inspectors report
was 56g which o. increase OF 20 tho previous week
Orthe whole number sTO undor year ~ age
There died Of commissions, So; consumption, 45 Giara
~; dyscntcry, 30; cholera eolera inhntam, ~. Ten
drovned aud five we're the victims Of casualties.
w. w. Mirror
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

RAio."
Articles write both sides Of the paper viii not be ee'i.hed
rhiss rule OF long standing ought To be known 10 ALL and will
Ia be departed from Obituary notices exceeding eight
lines charged Tor Advertisements.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

AroLooiniSe.-The Columbus Times strong Demo.
cratic paper in attempt apologize for the Free Soil
appointments Of President Pierce says In tho disrbu
ton Of local Offices at the NORTH frequently inpos
bic to avoid giving them to Feesoer The only recourse
e to the President in appointments for such places
give Offices to frec'oiers or leave them vacant That
is to say there are not enough Of Democrats at the
NORTH who are notFreesoiers I, gil the offices. WELL tina,
goes little ahead Of any charge OF Abolition aintics
We have heard made against the great Democracy for
some time aud to come from Democratic organ at that The
Times goes say mo therefore, can q.
is, in this country for ady which refuses give some Office
to the Freesoers" Precious conessou But how different
y the Pierce orgsns talked in the Presidential cspacu
when they were prating about Sewardism |
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

THE The late oopious rains have only relieved
the pifchcd earth and impaired green hue vegetation
but has put an end for the prcent crop crolng r.
u Omitted that the Whcst crop Of Ohio will D.
least equal n average yield Tie Corn crop promisrs
we'll Toe Ott and ntS cfoptir mtpy localities IL sos
entirc failure and the quantity oi u u much reduced
- lssciuugG IgreHe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

TonAcco IysrrcrrR ron ~. LIuv We are informed
that Ransom Price E.q now 0f Brunswick no but late
Of Va has b,en appointed 10y the Governor Tobacco lu.
spcctcr for St. Lyuis aud IL the city HE com
mission 10 act " about lhc 18th inst
Tue law requires that three inspectors shall be appointed
two for the State aud fr iiic county the hitter oi
which -apf oibte 10y the County Couri.-S L,pis D,m-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23
MARRIED.

Az Willow Grove, In the cousty Tuesday evening
YIN Instant by the Rev. DR.. Eiwards, Mr. dEORGE Don,
Pet'yiohn Esq. II - >'"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-23

flour WIN FrGirtvE SLAvD.-A desperate fight oc-
CURED few days ago between gang Of fugitive slaves
from kentucky, headed by % white named summer,
and tbcir rursucrs at Eu4boo. Ohio summer shot
and badly wounded also ~ the slaves. Al
Of then, however, effected their escape.