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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-07

EREDERICKSBUR PROPFRTy
FeR sALE.-A part of Lot No 25s, on Main
Rr, rslolne street adjoining the property of Mr.
and run ming back l32 feet on which are two oiS
buildings one ot orick, the other, in part wo,S
iEhMs.-one'third OF the purchase monev Il,
ply to Ap'
ap29 TOLER & COOK A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-07

u
| Dunn Andrew Ja
| Duncan Constantine
| Dunkel F
| Dean F B
| Doron George r
| Davis Hugh w
Davis Capt Henry
Dunavin John
| Davis VIM
Elinore John
Englebdght John
Essicks Levi
Egan Michael
Egsleston Stephen r
Co
Fry A
Fitzhugh C C
Frowner Fred
Frost G w 2
Faudree G w
Fisher J o
Farley John
Fulshin Joseph
Ferguson DR. Jas
| Gates B J
Grafani c
Grelaub Coalman
Gorden C
| Gruber C w
Gilman Dudley
Gray Edmond
| Goodwin E C.
Groves F K
Griffin Fleming
Godsy J B
Gary G w
Gunst 81 e. Bro
Gay J w
Hughes A A
Homes B ]
Harrison B C.
Hail C A
Hepsell C B
Hamliu C. G.
Houston C C.
Holm Geo
Hawes II II
Heller II Fl
Hutchins J H
Harrington J J
Hswkens James
Hall Joseph
Humphreys Joseph 2
Hillyard Edwin
Hill J 7
| Jones Alfred
Jones A w
Jones d N
Jones d B
Johnson G w
Johnston JOAN C
Joy Lot
King David
Kelley John
Kennedy James
Kenny B
Lewelling Abel 8
Luellin Mr.
Leigh B Watkins
10th Carl 9
Lewis DR. Dioelesion
| Leonard f NJ
Loving Edwin B
Leugers 6 A
Longist Hugh L 2
Lencock Henry
Lee John C
Lotyer Joseph
Lightfoot John Il
Lumer John
| Laid Tnos Df
Meridith R L
Muller Andrew
Neanfe G
Mundy Chas D
Mapp Edwin 7
Mayo Fred A
Mitchell Rev F T
Miller Henry E
Moore James 2
Matney jefferson
Mitchell } d
Morefeld John r
Murray Joha NJ
Morris Junius A
Munson J NJ
Maine James B
Mailifs Daniel
McSurney John
Mckenny Mr.
mcCdfty nenfy
Mckenzie John Fl
Mccarthy James
McAllister John II
Naughton Anthony
Nelson Capt Chas
Nun'ey Didemus
Neidt Edward
| O'Benchair VIM F
Patterson Alonzo NJ
Poindextsr Albert
Peasants B
Parsons Capt Chss
Poindexter DR. Edwa
Primrose Capt < J
Purvis E D
Perkinson Geo E
Perris George
Prendergsst Godfresl
Pratt Capt II c
Peel M
| Quarles Robt z
Richardson Abner "
| Reade B
| Russell David
Ridera Detto
Riorden Daniel
| Renglespaucer Hem
| heirs of
Rickord Henry
| Robinson Jos
| Rip Isaac
Shepperson A B 2
Stuart Andrew A
Scott Benz
Smith Charles w
| Stadermsn C
Seymour d NJ
| Smith Edward w
| Shurmsn Edward
| Smith Z T
Stedenfeld Frank
Smith George A
| SiiMer II X
Scots Henry c
Sailie John
So6eld Jos r
TYLER William w
Temple VIM
Tesgle Wm E c
Talisferre VIM C
Temple VIM H
Tyrer Thos II
Tompkins Robt A
| Teel K l.
Taylor Nathaniel
Taylor Lewis
Thompson Luther I
| Toler John J
| Tappsn John 6
| Tyler John Fl c
Tyler JF
| Uhlemann Carl Fr
| Van Week w
| Vincent Jacob
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-07

B A negro, the property of James Bould.
in, Esq, was tried at Charlotte, G. H., on
Monday, charged with attempting to commit a
rape on respectable widow lady, residing at
that place, found guilty, and sentenced to be
hung on the 10Th of June.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-07

ID
Dornin James T
Draper Joseph L
Dennis John w
Dowdy Lewis
Devoti Michael
Dearborn Samuel
Day Wallis
Dowden VIM
Dennis John w
Il
Erdenreicheo Sebastian
Eggleston VIM H
Ellington w C
Edwards Edward
Z Eddins BJ
r
Fountain NJ D
Fitch Mathews
Fry Mathew
Forbes N II
Faer Peter
Flaherty Pat
Faulkner Thos
Famer VIM L
G.
Garnet J NJ
Gates J z
Griffin J A
Gibbons J III
Goldepy Lewis
Gary M E 2
Guerrian Morris
Goodwin NJ B
Going r T
Griffin T NJ 2
Ginochi G
Git w w 5
Good WmJ
H
Hockadey J T
Hooke. Jno
Harris M
Hurst NJ
Hope o HP
Harrison Peter
Hughson r E
HicKot K T
Hunter r FL
Howe Saith
Hamond Smith
Hutchkiss Truman
Humphreys Thos
Humphreys w
Hopkins w w
Hurt w s
y
Jenkins r II
Jones 4 B
Jones & Stewart
Jarnett Capt Ihos
Joyes Thos
Johnson w r
K
Keppler J
King K
Kurman Thos
Kesbry VIM 8
Lumpkin John
Lyle John 9
Langhorne & Son M
Lee Newton
Lewis Robert
Lumpkin Titus
Leftwich Thomas r
Little T w e. CE
Link Frank H4
Leeds Frederick
Latany Wm
Lewis Walker
Leach VIM II
Ladd Genus C.
Ledoyen John B
n
Mesler John
Mather Owen
Merryman Phileman
Medium P patrick
Malone Richard
Maxey Major Ro
Mitchell Richard D
Moir RI
Mortin Thompson
Martin Thos
Mlngle VIM
Markey Walter
Maddox VIM FL
Mourning VIM T
Morris Wilson
Moore VIM M
Mo
Mccarthy John
McKimmon Jas
McDougsl Joseph
McGuny Patrick
McClsning VIM
N
Needham George w
Noel James II
Noel r C
Neblett Sterling
O-P
Parker J
Pardua John
Petit, Jos F
Phillips John C
Porter Rev Jeremiah
I Pierce Lukins
Psyton Moses G
Prentice Oliver
Priddy RV
Payne Smith
Puryear Thos ]
Pinnick VIM
Or ,..H
Robinson Jos
Richie James
Raglin Jos
Ryder Noble G
Rocks Oliver
Russell ] P
Russell r henry
Regan Thos
Roach w N
Radcliffe w B2
g
Slater Jack
Shearon Pet A
Shuttle Richard
Slater Robt G
Sharpe r
Sprsggins Richard N
Shiiert Thos G
Swain Thos III
Scott T'hos
Simms Capt w
Scott William II
Schonborne VIM
Shepperd VIM r
Smelling z
Shannon Jno P
r
Talley John
Turner John
Tracy James
Turpin joan 81
Tollefary II T
Timberlake George
Taylor Geo P
Tompkins Z L
Turner David
Trainer Bernett ]
3 Tuckere Benjment
Timberlake Al B
Tulane Auther
Tety Mr.
Tolie A d
U-V
Wick J G We
yosrge Edward
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-07

@ FOR SALE.-The Brick Tenement on
ii South side Main street, between 18th and 20th
streets, at present occupied by Mrs DAVIS, CON.
tanning thirteen rooms, brick kitchen with five
rooms; also, small wood do. Depth of Lot half
the distance from Main to Cary street. Terms ac-
commodatng. Apply to
ap30 TOLER & COOK, Agents.
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W. have recently had attention directed TO an ater
49, ,rro,resviiIe Jrifersonan graphically poaylng e
nf our present system ui internal mn
ON The growth and prosperity Of the o,u pon'on;
"nrcrn,np any poicy that might tend 10 impede he pro-
90 rndcncy of this important interest We agree WIN
m.n,a rynressed IN that article and have long re-,
,d ,hnt The benign influence Of the sprt OF progress
progress in its best sense-dd NOT eatisf sn e uS
c,unses of our Legislature Had ms oeeh Tue
, .,rs anu might have been feapng fich return y"
M se nj The "i The Suite, IN me ue-
.I,men nf her resources; and virginia, hscaa !" ue's
"a she ia behind many OF her sister STATES isu' nav
bocn where wise policy. al an eal!Ict oa!, "u"u "a
,ced her-cuual TO- at least If not immsasufaoy w az"
,anc. of nny State Cnnlederncy but ~ha sue mas
ire recently and doing, VIII 10 progress VI ne,
d,en Inc huniers Of The past, and rGSe virginia !" ".1
ue position If nothing occurs Ia lhfh me cuith' 'o N
esenl course Mos, deeply, tten-oye as ueeply ahu
J;aIy rs The Jeiicrsonian coid DO, il hc mad heart
as the Atlaniic-woCld We depiO!e any poicy on
The part vi The Board, that might array 'c wing pus
n ,h LEGISLATURE and out Of II, against n'cfhdi ho'I
msnts and thus strike blow the prosperity OF Tue tae
Nv ,,y other oocy that would any way, or 10 any degree
serve 10 initiate against this great interest ie',
while agree with The Jeticrsonan 10 MS s ,h
do moi hejeye that they necessarily h.i'aois lo'"
from whIch lie seems TO have drawn 'h'' "
a. 10 b,n, rnuliinly np words about H. but JISt 10 jump
i, p,dias res NJ once, are IN iavpf ~ me 'o,''''
svs.u in appnin mcnts Office md II IS no"fpuS'! NV
ia, m. Whiae (aho the J.esonian says arc o}"S ou
= nnrpre nd he will find they die hard-hke
- TX, vrn after me head on have held most
,hr noor,aDt Offices OF works, a. fItsneh!s, S'a
Directors State Proxies State Engineers ana o'ae up
and in the lime did all tAey coula u cp
, The Democratic party in the State ana as we nave man
noa r,, and ,rue yea as capable faithful and honest
anv whp now n Office, that has ever been in once
we have no hesitation IN saying haI uey ought 70 nav
some yea nunv Of the Offices now hiied oy wings on ou
n,ds md Canals verify believe, II such shoud
~, osu ,ha instead OF realizing the isns atuus fears
nnrcd nv our friend OF the Jeiiersonian, the opposit
would ensue as may show in future number ".
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

From Harold IL Mur we have the following interest
ing works, the 9TH rolmc IIarpcts edition, Of The com
plete uOrks Of s. I Co!edye edited by Professor Shedi
II embraces the disqnsin Ou Constitution OF Chuc'
and State and SpecImens Of Table Talk The latter ha'
been much admired and consists of remarks, opinions an'
notions OF Colcrdge upon anos, every SUBJECT Of converse
ton among educated 'nen his day thrown oil the spn
nl the moment and IN coloqual form Of expression
Rich in deep thought an marked by learning and by know
ledge OF human nature they pleasant and pIoh'a
Bile reading
Life and Letters Of Dr. Stephen oIin a'c President
the Wesleyan Universysanc publishers DR.. Olin was
very remarkable man in his denominations Of The mos
distinguished clergymen Of The Methodist Church. lhe
Is beautiful sketch OF his i.-and his numerous lc'r
and his record OF his ourneyng Europe are mos
attractive and instructive Many of the letters ~rIlie
in the freedom OF condng friendship and narrae inclden'
Of his residence in the Southern States
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happen.

SLAVERY IN rR.VANCORE.-rh journals N t''-
fish India calling n annn ;hc ahc and dcta-'n@
nature Of The slavery ltwhich thousands OF the natives :"
India are held in the princcs subject 10 British rule IN
Travuncore this sevitu s rcpulsire form
l64 SGi persons being in every Of the wofa
They are divided into Thee classes ol which, the "ofs
treated OF all called GGernmenl slaves consists Of those
who not allowed 10 ncase their freedom THESE
hired out TO second nd third hands and the necessity
of paying three several s the third hand to ""S
them as near death asnr dare venture When The sa't
gets too old 10 work nc turned out Ia beg snrSe l'
field slaves who constilc another class worked adc
than free aborefs teccv'aarcy enough food sustain "
and are fftqucntly cruc: treated In lS4g the Madras
government iauc some fapnslanCCs the subject 10 '
Raah of TraVancorc bU The large shareholders tahrd s.
lhrealenlngly that no intl-rr acon was taken.
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DISAPPOINTED OFFICE sEEEER-Fhc i"n'o

DISAPPOINTED OFFICE SEEN kk-lhc i"''o'
A;.o f tho Moctcpm.rv (AIa,) Advertiser was an ''P'
,, fo- Office His claims we're rejected tie "t''c y" "
cI. which b,c,hcs the rgh spirit The following Is MS
concusion-tnr summing UP ,.--
..Dis,unoo,msnt If nffrc. in rur'frn'i3 faS's' = ~
49, m ,saui.. .t II, nope ihi IL WI! Z. E' - - " ht
n,.,sc,n ned me cares ana srxltIons 81 ONCE.
~ ,,Iianan, criticisms. We sha!! escape ~" 'HS''u
;s nf ,bn-. Yho ,aunt office holders Win h5'
,ils o uttic.' We shall escape TIA! sa's .. IN; hn,
which perodcally is painfully exciting :Nos o, INV
j.; r,nv ases we will in year or less he Pr, br A.:
friends willingly exchange with you! inel asnnn.ihi
ov.,nd their mistake in accepting ofhce-'ne'l
-. ,.,,.r-th.r comforts fewer. ana he' pI ,,nn,
80 tbon they anticipated and inateGna,e 10 M t IN
~ ~ ma dsanpont lie Wings lhcy nope lo' ,h In. a.
h nnro,chine election reyln. largely upon @ m ,rhose
r,rmness and hostility 10 the administrator hoyc mr..
nuc,,lnos for office been rcJ'ctra ,,nr
"pt -, i, n the elections of lS49 after lHe -
- C., T,vor when the Democrats achieve" @ So sa :,
M Of ns omen our eycs 10 the Impnii'y q 80 ,ha, an
6 ,ntiv expected by the Wigs VINO p,.r", ~. f,il
,,olmcn, 10 the Democratic party Is cre' ~e4.'' - "
| 49, 30 nh,an the places wc sought. - ,.-,r ,nI I,
.wo ow, i, 10 our manly principles. 10 oui p -, =, on
m uccess Of the present administration III ~ siIs,
i.no,. :, advance our country IN caiec! - - -,
| a,nss anl glory Forgetting the olsipp'i.. mn ;i @
' a.,,.c.n s with good cl=er, acua'eu oF iS" sA -
80 aatr,ntism unaffected by fanr" 10 RECEIVE o!lee, m
| , . o., -. ward O fight wIIh mere .eh' ,'i ,"'i, " "
4 ; nc',,r,,cy the coming summer anu ia'
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RICHMOND ENQUsR&R.
ROUTE TO THE PACIFIC.

RUUIE 10 'ltE PaIlrio'
Surveying parties have been 10 examine ''''
erD route and the Central route 10 Tue a''.' ~ "
Southern route the shor,es, and most praccaole nas VIC
repret IN entirely neglected We regard ms mat
OF and vital importance 10 ''e "ou''"
f,r rho Pacific communication should be made westward
from rho road provided for BY the last Congress
which connects with Memphis and from Memphis win 'e
VIRGINIA lines of improvement. Texas mas area"'
pivcp The right Of way through her domain anu '''
miles of land on each side oil any ROAD "hie" ""'
no bu and from Texas the line west VIII lai IN 'e
,ov of New Mexico unit, il reaches California vi COURSE
boh Of The surveying parties sent out that on he Norh
m ,d that on the Central Roue-will have every induce
m.nt 10 report the feasibility OF rail road communication
on the lines they examine TO exaggeate advantages ane
ndsrrste obstacles Their reports will be Washington by
the meeting Of Congress- and will constitute The only positive
data touching the Pacific connection unless have foma
and official survey of the Southern route. We know OF no one
by such survey could be well made by Andrew
Gray who was the surveyor on the Boundary Commission
He is gentleman Of high character aud intelligence he
had the rmness 70 refuse un Commissioner Bartlett IN
etrocedine the Valley of Mesa and is better acquainted
with the disputed district than any other person. and there
fore the f;tes be sent out We heartily trust there
FORE that The administration will proper TO send MIR Gray
10 New Mexico civil agent We understand that he Is
to deputed will be difficulty in obtaining for him the
means organize party 10 survey the Ga route win
view ascertain the paccabiy of railroad communca-
ton with puchc in that direction An impression seems
have gone abroad that The survey The Ga River made by
Mr. Gray member of the Boundary Commission super
cedes the necessity Of further examination This Is mistake
Grays party virtually abandoned in The wilderness
and Of adequate subsistence was forced proceed
rapidly possible with The survey of the River and TO
sick close pussbe We satisfied that The Ad-
will but consult dictates Of justice and pro-
oriey in dspatchng Mr. Gray New Mexico 50 that The
country may have all the light on the subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01
CORR EcTION

In our mi-weeky OF the l4th instant the following s'ae
M nj appeared r u,hile ~
william Sydney Smith, for his attention TO AmIs.",
sune,s in Cuba has been stolen by the person ~o n
t,ok 10 ship from New Orleans TO Mr.. on''' '''''''
Ennland.' ,-o,oow W Iones q,
We learn by from the Hon oeofGI W. h,s "s, -.
Tennessee that the statement is incorrect q. mI'
49, si,, hst hs brother VIM Sydney Smith, had received
lie service OF plate referred to ia hs snDpse
M Orleans in February last by the DofeaS fhhce' ap
! EtInchurd,-t Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

ny or two since thirty or more ab"Iikue' {" Tue
on,niapa irhc consisting OF Indians sgna"-, and pap
pooses having heard 10 some way OF me "onu'n' u 49,
y,n in III. Fort Hill Cemetery, Auburn. w ! went ~
mai place to satisfy their curiosity and visited 'e su
see the monument erected by the pale faces ~ me memo
IN, r., an honr or more They gazed with their soc looks
and unnoved countenances that token !" me memory u
one Of their kind and undoubtedly secretly ie naons'
pride that the Great Spirit had po'tp.eo ';s M
,;n, NJ nal. faces 10 an commemorative s au ihua
~ " ,ose M mo is itcnicd with aboriginal sreaIness
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

,o of the Presden, and Directors Of The Alex
nutouu aud Hampshire Railroad held at tns!r Of
ss in aexandria Friday Charles Manolns t"tngry
49, a more and Ohio Railroad Company. was appoln
OF br Engineer Rott T. Mason Esq, Of Fairf.x cour
81 Assistant Engineer and r. Johnston. CLERK ot The c'
:, 40 r 151r,lrsburQ Gazette.
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

WA.HISoTuS June 2S-Ihe resolution the first prc,i
required by Senator Hunters law the
oi clerks is the absorbing theme this week Washing plon
The law reduces the pernancnt clerical force the Execu
tive Drpar Dcnts from upwards OF 900 $50 III. rcdur
ll"n- being principally in The Treasury nilor ana Navy
Departments. 1t rccllssites The whole except the Crrku
IN tie Slate Department, dividing them into four cassez
with salarcs ol $500, S 200, s. 500 and 81 600.
The departments are nu-y examining and black bdinp
ami the Wings generally alarmed The principal change
will be made about The lst OF the MONTH
Hon John a. Morrison has been appointed Inspector
Drugs AT Philadelphia.
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,.,,INcToS AFFAIRS.

wasu,.oros June "a Genefal 4 y. T. Nicn's'n s''!
Trs ,u,d ,.po .Iepraphed North, yesterday 10 some
Of The New York papers that me peshsn mas
,o,on INV is altogether unoanded.
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~seS--
UNlN FIRSTLY 0E VIRGINIA

On inseday this nobc institution closed most ionfis"
ing and successful session with series of impressive am
interesting exercises inrcrsporscd with music IN Tie "ln"
ing order procession rayrr by the Rev f. '1'oso'
Chaplain 10 The University; announccmcn, u slmrns li-
linguished at the intermediate ana final examinations dc!
very OF certificates OF ptocenry delivery of diplomas ~
ihe several schools; address by A. L. Nelson OF August
county master OF arts on the spirit OF HE Cn'ee
Statcs address by E. Joynes Of Accomac county, Masie
OF Ars, on Grecian Mythology; address by j. Wilco'
Brown OF Petersburg. Master of Arts The power o ru'
delivery OF diplomas to Bachelors Of Arts, and to Mas
Arts; and address by James p Hocombc ESQ., OraIo
of The Society of Alumni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

WASHINGTON, JuSE 29-lt Is reported that Mr. bacI
,uao objects receiving instructions from Secretary haS
and i, is thought he may decline e Hlisson to Ensahu
ns oues,on OF the Fisheries believed will be settled
In, Wa,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

At the public reception, Saturday the President w"
conversing with George G. Glazer New York HunHe'
(Mashul in The Mayors otfice) George W. PomeIoy, aP
paiser large spoken OF as Eullo Platform man
in ls4S and still The punks wercupon The Pre- s'deh
remarked, with unmslGkable emphasis mo friend OF NY
administration can stand, the ime on The buHa'
and the National Platforms )" and pointing his finger To-
var. The crowd, he added, in Stenorian voice: 70"
mark any appointee who attempts stand Two platforms
Buffalo and Baltimore anpodes" HuDker spirits az
reylying.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

CnIII:tYS SHAk SpEARE The I.oai'n A,!']n"nm
r I,.c ~ rrui,n. lrcc Srnm }. Payne Collier l.Sf
oci,o some rnpn.tn facts in relation 10 Inc history
If his folio COPY oi Shakespeare ul lo%2 the nannscf' gu
rc,ioo. in which haze enabled hnl Il do 80 mirh ""'H'
restoring he pcnu;nr text n the had ." avon. ~" '
afford rav 10 the h.ory a" The bouE, "hith - p''"''
i nou be TRACED nt IN icnil leading I" the discovery
,ho Nr rnomls Perkins the unknown ancient ann"'aof
really was. THE facre,' says Mr. COLLECT, are these
"John Carfi,k Moore, Esq, oi Hyde flfh iac mp
20 Sir John Moor who irIl at Cnrnnna 10 Jan l2V w
in noss.ssiuu Of cupy "f the Notes aud i.'ne"uh"s
founded upon ms folio lG32, happened To sho" ~
of the name 81 Parry r"sidrH a! 81 J"hh '. ,,;n
20 remarked that had hceh t'r o""i :" 'I'"
lc32 the margins which were much uccnpt" ny '"'
cn, noes in an did handwriting; and having ea" my u
sc,nlion of the hook both externally ana lht'r'y '
having locked the facsimile when acr"Il'a',r @ ~
sctplinn he dcclnred without moment "sel'a m hi In
his very copy Of Ii'o lba2. mad oe:h gsrn y, 81
h,, fv Years since. bv alr George Gay cnneS'oh VI
sio ,n;iv whn he believed had procured some yeeis
before from the library OF Roman Catlolc la'ny ~ m
name af Perkins Of Ton Court, BERKSHIRE Que me'os
which had married aHaot''i r'''' 80
Rape of the Lock
Air Mo,ra having promptly communicated mcSe lac'S u
n, Golfer IN, latter called urn Mr. Parry; "h" upon sec
nu The book .mi-rd i; as having been hS' ana '' "
il. mad always understood ilr. Cray, VII" fes"t" " '
hury near Ufnn C0uti, obtained It from me r''A'n ,'
nOn ;cc,rinr subsequently, (-nys Mr - me ''.n
p,;,arr,,r ,f Iys!na under IL. head 'ticfksHitc | |.
,in ,,,,c,,,. rrnarl.ry the Perkins ia'h'iy d. p"'
1 mi
Court tween 1867 and 13S; h"i ila no. ;i r amen
men rinn of Thomas psrkine. whose "ai'e. u ,i WI rr
h.rrJ +, IN ,nc coyrr the OlIo, lb3S 10 IurS'o.
,,ne ri thr distinguished actor ol tr f i2ns VI 'i ~
Frs, and Charles the First was Richard ielH az"
mol,s Collections, according !" Ly sons SInn I - ,,,
| p rrrs "a rbc husband of Lady Mcrvln oi ui'on oo
Is ns nnssible that this Richard Perkins was .le az, @
nIihnuyh the Elisruria Estrionca triis Us ''lus Nv
hi ni CI,rkrnwcll ha authority Is by no mean '' @
n,rice. lhc death Perkins. II speaks oi Low
IN re having expired in great poverty al teh'oiu VIZ" VIZ @
. ~ 80 -, tns nnl,y,r 40 designated IN me feesc) wa
=, ST. CT menl Danes. Strand on me Iih % huu7
iGs% uwry,r il j. 4 mere speculation that 'he r'c,.
100 ,.i,I ,,lv SlrIvn have Dccn Inc hcio
r'Al" wv ~ 49,, N moss, lion nf any dates or other cir
cnr,sances Ia guide me. r
! Mr. Collier a;is that Ffa"c'S .'''"' IN
Cour, in 1885 who may been the first owner o' 'e ''
hih,, ,,o vcars before and says that search al III
:, ,oss INF, the pedigree OF the family OF pe'A'n
on Court disclosed the That several members wei
named Thomas especially in the earlier dates it'ca'a &c
tios VINO married Lady Marvin as younger son l. NJ
mentioned" .s,------
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THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD Al WORN

THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD Al WORN
Night before last slaves btlunging citizens New
port, Ky mudr their escape. One The property RO
bert &. Todd, Esq Two ot Col James Taylor; Of f.
Suuthgale Esq Of Mrs WInson and Others o. Dr.
Parker Several free couren persons lett in company,
them girl named Ellen, whose ;wO children hcIOrprg
Cu Taylor escaped with her; the children would any
event have been free when they reached The age twenty
years. One OF the mua,tU girls who belonged 10 DR.
Parker married 10 tree cnlorrd man. whose peeua
siuns II is supposed caused The runaway. The fugitive
had always treated with kindness and
eior, made BY the uwneis 10 capture them. The
hu ,Lhl nd h..
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THE MONTREAL RlOrS.-Wc observe, oy me or"n'
~ Mirror That Dr. Charbonne The Roman Ch,hoic hs"op
- no, ,ncrse has addressed circulsr To his clergy III
consequence of the eorasle events oi Quebec ana oh'
real" He quotes largely from The New Testament incu'
,;n If pre meeknrss and fobcarancc under pro'oca-
~ ,nL cnncutrs with The following announcement
Were any Catholic ." our Diocese to i"Ige those p,'';i
res Of true Chrslianity and cause any ois'u,oahcc "
ina The Holy Communion for length OF time, According 70
gree Of ,he scandal and he dies victim OF his dh.
dcnce 10 this present ordnance his corpse sAa &c
If the ecclesiastical burial
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In he tr'urn- Of The election in Caroline coun,y cGr
respondent omitted 10 state, that b. +. Dickinson was
| candidate Tor the Legislature
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iist!louIc estate VI
Csy cra-d title OF the pIainf thereto, aS see dis
tr,bu-r ot the uuu,iminlslered estate. = ..
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