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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

A CuRIous SERMON. English paper con-
tains tho following curious discourse, said to
have been delivered by an eccentric preacher,
at Oxford
am not ono Of your fashionable, fine spo.
ken, mealy mouthcd prcachcrs--I tell you the
plain truth. What aru your past;mcss Cards
and dies, fddling and dancing, gussling and
guttingl Can you bc saved 10y dlcsy win
all tho four knAycs give you passport To hcav.
emf No. Can you fiddle yourselves into .
bcsth among tho sl,ecps mol YeM will
dance yourselves 10 dainnation among tho
Eoatsl You tnay gusslc wine hero, bat yon'll
want drop of water TO cool your tongue here.
afterl VIII the prophets say, "Ccms here.
gsmcstsss and teach us the lonx o<DdsS~ -Tia
oslds Il they dog VIII martyrs cant and
swear and shullie, and cut with youy Mel
Tho martyrs ere no shyslera You win h.
cut down In way ron littlc expect. f.uriseS
viii coms with his rsALess and hia siekiee aesl
fosks, and yoa will hs cnt down, ard r,schesl
and housed ia Hell! wili nol cd fAy Hps
with i.ss to rleAse ycal win tel yea The
plain truth. Ammea, and Mamsncn, and No
tpsh Ass snAkiax ResAcr0r hot fer zeal Hro.
fsnc us~tsAssi hAse heard yea wvsns,s
anA tsawi. and teil cae Aso<A<s h~ssro me,
~iu ses yea d--d fra" Hat scll yca the
siay wM sssse whcn yca wiH rrsy h n<else.
bah 70 ssSape Ai. clutches sad chat VII b.
hts answxss IN sse yea d.--d fisx4
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

firmly clasping Mrs. q. around the neck, cx.
claimed. MY sister! my sistsr"
Every one present manifested the deepest
emotions, and Judges Robinson and Hemp,
Nil wept aloud.
The story Is told "'Thc dead Was alive
the lost was found 1" II Is but one Of many
untold scenes on the frontiers Of Texas.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

'nls.s sa4s ~ W ~ rrserarsn "a,
ssxsr - ~ pssskNss ~ ~ ~ saae =
ss~ rs~sksv
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01
N o TIC E.

TliERE win bc public salc of a part Of III
j outer town lots of The town of Gonzales, hcl
on the second Tuesdays, IN tho months of Novcp
Der, December and january noXt, at the CouN
house IN the said town of Gonzales. About
ONE HUNDRED LOTS,
suitable for small farms, will bc sold. Tho term
OF the sale are ns follows, viz: One fifth of tn
purchase, money to he paid on the day OF sale
the balance to be paid in equal ins,amcnts at III
expiration of three, siS, nine and twelve month
from and after the day of sale. All right TO lo
shall be forfeited whenever the purchaser shall Ia
10 pay the ipstallments ns they become due
by order of tho Corporation.
WIN. u. GOfF,
Secretary of Corporation
Gonzales, August 81, lS53.--- i-9w
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01
ONE HUNDRED LOTS,
The State of Texas,

COUNT or GONZALE.S
The State of 1sras--7o Me Sheriff Of Gonsai4
County, Greeting:
WV IiEREhS. B. II. Peck has this day filed
w the District Court of said County, his pc 4
tion against one John Brown, alleging tla, the al
brown IL justly indebted to him in tho sum OF on
hundred and four 86-loo dollars, with interest iroI
tile first OF january, A. ID. 1852, nt ten per cent
and the further sum Of forty 10 100 dollars, vii
interest n, ten per cent. from the third day of Jam
AIRY, A. u. 1852, being tho amount of two not
executed and delivered by the said Brown to Il
said Peck, md that the said Brown has failed n,
refused to pay the said sums although often rcquc
ted; and whereas, w. ID. w. Peck as Agent of
H. Peck has made affidavit that tho residence
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

THs Juo WITHOUT BoTroN.- do not recol
lcct 70 have scen the following anectlote In any
paper. And as II is too good not to DO read,
send Il for publication: t
On thebridgc that crosses tho Grand Rapids,
wc met hale old man and his wife, with ele.
even sons, seven daughters and thirty seven
grand children, with numerous horses, carts,
wagons, oxen, COWS calves, sheep and firni-
t,;rc, Of antiquatcd appearance; among which
wcrc to DO seen cradles for babies, cradles for
grain, spinning-whcels, pots and kettles, and
almost everything requisite for . settlement
such a. fly y-scyen blood relations will make
In the Grand River country. Alter the train
stopped, We made some inquiries, and asked
the old gentleman what use could be made Of
. bottomlcss jug which was carefully slowed
away among his domestic equipments, and re-
ccivcd tho following reply:
Why, Sir, am man of many years, and
have worked other peoples land all my days and
paid from four to nine bushels Of wheat per
acre every year for doing it--and have all the
time used . jug with bottom to 1t, by which
ell my profits have been wasted; and got
sick Of feeding both landlord and rumsoiIcr
80 ] sent scvcn ofmy boys to Mexico to fight
for their country. They al got back safe and
brought scven sections ofland, that, please God
will be mine without rent.
And now that old jug you SEQ there shall
hold Ill the whiskey and rum that will bc used
in my whole iAmily while control them. Old
General Taylor told my son John that Jug
without bottom was tho best kind Of q Jug to
put liquor in, and believe it.n
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

Vew esAns = Nee sN>uona - - ~
eve - ~ sssss. ~ ~1s a ~ rsv~ssp<
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

Al irt$hmAn having accsiently hsoA<n
pans In wiaiow of hcuss Ia BFeAtiway.
attempted ~ ihss ~ he could 10 E~s cas of the
uay, but he WA allowed and ssissd By tho
erspsssspv. who exclaimed.
mess"
To he sure did, and dllag yea - ne
rsnaleR hoass E,s ihs useaey ta pAy Or issH
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

FAsr Mrx.--The sseicns die early. They
fall Ike shadows or tumble like wrecks and
ruins into the gvsvc--otlen while quite young
si,acet always before forty The wicked civ.
eth ncs half his siass" The wo-ld 81 once
rsti6es the truth. sad assigns the rvAscn by
describing The dissciuts a. fass meet" THAI
is they live fAas they spend their twsl~e hours
ia sixs getting shrcugh The whole sefcr~ tho
meridian. ard drappsnx sus Al right and iass
darkness whiso eshvs are ia the GLOW aasi gicsy
II ~. Their SIN Rscs assn whfss Il u VA
day" And they might hare helped u May
. ene ssisa ione hsfxs hs reed Ycar men Al
geesass ~ whcsn, when ,iissspssed sat rroAsgHse
saissy -ssssa ts - hsai ssd ysps esscare asd
sasseas~s . wss.stssas sass~,@ sha sasss sAsss
ysasA IA kts<sins issiaixsees, es,~-tksy ssAses live
lsae they waA iis saxiy, They pns ~ tAs
sts&ss s,h tAey elev sp shs hsiiss, fA<y sua
q ssch . ss>s shes tks Hss ss~s su4 fsr waat
~ ss~a rke mAshlnsey = aesaruysa hy r~xk.
HISS ssse@ saA rad wsas. NssA;nr ca sAvs
slsee Tssss pkyaeai sysssm eaaase ssssd
ihs ssrsis thsy rssi 10 4; vksss ~ sesss 4
usess saiasls is c<sa sseA 49, ~ -; ursss;
81 ses sssse<ssss - tAs sasas esANxs l<s.r. -
sssks fss sssssfa ssy - sssses kpm - h.
sssssst sssn - IA srn sAA~ekAs
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

JUIIN NNNDnN
Gonzales, September 3, 1s53.-- low
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

A fswvssss Ass&Asss n ~ sssse - Nfs,~e
wss yisssss by s~ssse y~aaQsHss. wks ao1sn.e
Il dzeesA ~ kssf ~ esevsrrssses, sskea ~
est Ashs ksss kayhe3y tAs4 ~anssl1 u k,ay
: seast Ne ! 4ssx - vsp1ae6s skass
yus ~ ese - ss4kr 20 - ~ - - = I
snsy ssksd se esake ~.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

As sxssASaatssa rsssnsssssS ssn~t = - -
sAEshssssss - An ssssvttsss ~ scAssI -.
sss. pss Tie eszsswses eve~stees = Azns
sss Gen<ssi 2
AZ ut~s pssssdr psss1se - ~rees-4snx
shssst'
.wsal ~ 4 hpewv a. afs~ c7w3xr
Rs.fess - 49, CAss<s Ntfss - shes.
wea s@ sa~ses gea have Sc ~ sessr'
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

siSs Wv>elRe ~ sAs Vsvaa~ = ywsMa =.
A. ~ WAee ~ wTe&s 49, - ~ yVsnw
rssassr lsvse. sss~esaHe ~ s1Ae - sasxssos
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

4 fcess Mcsssva lisvs yea evusua ~
shs senaa right - tssd yo~ skss mssreiNe
when wves away =. mid ss<p<e4ps - 3
s~sAes kvvsA I'D wAee& ~ ~ tsAsa ~ -
seF<sassce
tAn k~s ~ - s~.~ pssasa - ~
pesme<ly. (. Icsat6kt O. ssss - ~ sAss
QUA 4 shak"
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

~f'A Assr = h rsase ~ wv~aa a~nsA y
~ e1rta ssss ~f~rsss = ~~-a ~ s~<v~4
srxws<ss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-07

night the his residence hlled to the ut
with OF every and aid his appear
always saluted that Of god They prostra'
themselves the EARTH touching with their brows
and making tn sign Of the cross. signal from him
could have created revolutionary outbreak The Sui.
tan, the Dvan, and all the Mosems grew uneasy, and
through the friendly interference Of foreign ambassadors
the Grand Duke humby begged for the sake Of pub
lie tranquility not proong his scjourn. He ien Con.
stannople deeply and moved by this unlock ed
for demonstration ofthe Christians
Since the beginning OF the present year The Grand Duke
ed the place OF Secretary of the Navy aud has been
member OF the Council Of the Empire II i runored that
he has slight inclination toward what called ibe-
raj ideas Undoubtedly he is anmating and leading
spirit the question which still holds Europe in suspense
We hesitate pronounce him the most eminent
Der of the Imperial family to his father aud endowed
with higher faculties of mind In the Council Of the En-.
pire his influence is potent The Of the nation
turned him than on his elder brother. the
future Emperor. lie is at Odessa and the Black
Sea- reviewing the feet inspecting the naval establish
and preparing for the expected war Very likely
that may not be commenced; but whatever the
apparent end of the present complications. be
that the Turkish question will not be denvey
tied. and that shall hereafter the youthful Prince
PLAYING in it part of the very largest scope and impor
| lance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-07
DIED,

her residence in the county Fuvanna on the qi
Mrs FRANCES STONE, In the IIth q her age
At the residence of his uncle Mr. Paul Burrus in Bu.l
ingham county, Va. the 2Sth day OF June ls3S las
M TRlCE OF Louisa county, in the 10th wear of bs
For two previous his death the deceased lad
been student OF Humanity Hall Academy under INV i'm
mediate charge and instruction. thorough knowle,,.
OF the mental and moral quality of NV lamented pupiI On
abes me to assert with confidence what NAV be aid In
tins, my last tribute to his memory. A pupil he was
dhigent obedicnt. aud pote-aways exhibiting In IN.
pursuit OF studies an ardor and activity OF mind that
Swallowed profound and brilliant scholar Gifted with
AN intellect at high order and possessing energy Of cha
racter together with other qualities of paramount impor
lance he bid lair TO realize tie brightest hope his friends
anu relatives As an associate he kind and Affection
ate and by his industrious habits gentle manners won
tue admiration and love Of all with whom he was ac-
quainted "
In his circle Of school friends void has been created
ny ms unumey death, which every heart must feel and
eaeh one ne ready To eSclam, we have lost brother
tie was generous honorable and courteous-a gentleman
IN the strict acceptation Of the term
Though always moral end chrisan.like in his denor,
men James never made profession of religion until hs
last Illness which short but exceedingly painful
When the subject of religion was mentioned TO him few
DAYS before his death, he said he did not think himself
prepared He seemed be troubled and would not
rest until he had made peace with God Having done th.
ne seemed perfectly calm and resigned happier death
was perhaps never witnessed Ito cntrcated his parepts
and all IN the room weep for him. but try TO meet
MN IN heaven and asked to be kindly remembered TO hi.
friends and acquaintanccs and particularly To his school
mates and requested that they should be told to meet
him in heaven. a. n
III. H. ACADEMY, Buckingham co
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free Trade PoH9-A Word 10 The sis,

The Free Trade jour- ais are advocating rcluc.
ton II the tr.B % &C.. The reason they assign fDr
ibis Is the fact thtrc s nov surplus uf upwards a.
thirty millions ir the Treasury II a.,umu'. .,d
mostly under a Wing Administration. lri how iurp
II will remain there under Democratic Adriu.sua.
to- may admit Of a diversity Of opinion. Tl.
renains 70 be yet. lfthrrn is amy Of the ii-ty
millions ia the Treasury twelve months hence We s.al
b. most agrccnbiy disappointed. oar Frcc Trade
journals seem to lose sight Of tc important face chat
this surplus was LETT n tie Treasury by a VIII. Nd
mnistraton and TIA, such state 81 things never oc
ours under Dem Jcrauc Administration il mi .ht
De yell enough - suggest to them not to- el
In 10 strong for Free Trade until they sec hos
Uncle Sans bin ioots a. under tuc present
dynasty. The experience we have La,tpflr.
had under Democratic rule docs not give nfu9-
ing Indications by any means, hat the Govern
mcnt will have more than enough for the next -four
years to pay sway-if that Until this question f.
sced We very resi- cctully suggest 60 them thc pr,
propriely Of being cautious how they advocate t,c
abolition or the reduction Of import duties. II may
save hrm the alternative ,f having 70 resort to drssi
fanltjoa cr raising the wind" to pay the expenses
81 the Busaiior's term.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-07
From the New York Tribune.
Ru.S'.n pul.ry-If. Ie dim 80 ri

Anoug the a,.rrs that c,rtril,.te 10 ,,.vsr, tho -,
., -, 90 r,, , -. .,, -.
ton IN Europe there's one which Il necessarily powerful
aud prominent docs not seem 90 be taken into ar
the puba.st- Who have sought 10 illuminate o..
ubscuis. Of the so jet. We rc1r u thr peculiar am
uUuatcA j. the father Of fpu- rtowu.up -t- to WHOM
in ype &C ;he e"t.ucs- a.l i-O..y ui his public oti.
ter he has tguY Kind coup isirt AID even irIul
g,ut fa'her Tines, su: Doc. arc anbi.io4- as iuit r
groath ri tire Eup., ~; c.us.iusus 30 rrl .rI PIE
ponderauce 70 ,ie .f..- Of i., old voiI Tlu r Boo.
born imy-rIi pride OF the p,r,- I'D stimulates the
father, who naturally Hrd. go add rull fri.ou tpr I...
ing their desire for external a u surlt and toin,u.-
fiou in tie fact that tu, greater pa u' Yn a. zen.
re.eLtcl by the upyt, auI tfug .lir. ti,...
liz rrc n, toe more .ur ly tr,u-i,r-.d b., t.II
bs.rl4y they .snpHs..l CD .. ..I, r.uureI. ...
more iu harmony aIiu tr ir.u. cot Co.., people a.t Gil r
iir,nil".f de-uHs ol OBJ. luruarau- military pmrtr
the Russian cupi.ry aud I o.cl.ri,t holds ip view .
Turkey aud rs quarrel with t ua,r i. Cd ne popular
in Russia than any oihpt-u feet gruvir., out national
tendency old ~ q s historical existent. of Rg4s a.
l,.Iv ,ri .,,.,,.,i .., t i.. 81, 49,. ..... -.
particularly dirsc, n, rlrsi.l. ,nnct,fIn 6.ror r,r,
,speety ary yu- fog r,t.fll i.tf rri.ri .I '. roo.
ph.rc Of action .r ra-.r l. rrIs r 4. t.r audi
ppurf,uI irti.,r. b.. OLD. .,.f,rt.,, ,f f.. .,, ,
Incrts ann o. r.i .. .l ... f.y f r,. ,.' BE-. ,..
OraW U.s .,.i,f Ef.i.f.s fa r..., r.,...t.tf. 4 h.
second the t.lrI pYl. C..r.,u-lr. ill.,. g. l,...
September I-g7 and .I.,Ir...I boo 1874 Of, q. u-, a..
IS ,ycu ,l,sYl,gr, It f..u- ff. r.,.,,', l . Ill.,, IT,,
rrrst tiisf bar o' I,,,. o. ....I No.. 600,
. t.rlrn., O., t1.., "A i.... I..,.-.i.l ~ .....
rl,Ilb,..t,f. g'..I "a d. ..... %. .......f 4
,rtyir, ,f mind ..l,....,. D. ,r.... ,I .... Ell
cgnoy-rro ,i,i, sfi.., .,., .,..... o., ,t e, f.-
rrr iyr and r,U.l r..... tl.s ' ... o. ,I
E,nrsr,-. a-l lI,,y, 100 tt. Of H.. r.a,.,. 40. p.
DO, Grand Dl,e N.aIai.a ..4n.y. ra,,.. uin.l.i pa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-07
Tie koatsr lG4r-whar will the Administration do 1!

-, r..,.. lrI, IVh,t ,,u ,hn ld,n MANHATTAN A. =
1--WE nave he4fuH ''''' va "'Ou' ''O" '' "T'''
oil the America" O''O' "ou'u u '''t nov
''e r'gn'S ., N"'e' ,,'''
aoroai' unue' "'o' wv
nv ~
r'ieu - ~ '''''
"e"O -
tuey -,
." NV '.-'e Set
80 ,y,.b.T- ,,. ,,r,,, ,,,
-'''' - I'd. r,,.-,,.,;,
w.! -, - ,,,a K,,7,,or ,a,ir-,,ot H. A.
h@'S i" 'S''''' - ~ ~ " -"
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~ Inflammation M.nlra or rannra r. Ie.-nne.

~ information Wanted OF Edward p. Lr--when last
heard ron was in Norfolk Virginia lie has abened
from my bed and board for years Any information
concerning him. living dead would thankfully received by
his wife Direct to No. ios Grand Strs,f Sslo York
se2-dW NIRy Irr
o. Nocc.-The Canal repaired and the Packet, r.,u.
their regular trips yesterday (MoNDAY leaving at the usual
hour,3PM BOYD. EDMOND DAVENPORT.
Richmond, Sept G-St
Look To Your inerest'-TAe Leris5arg CIroHc weekly
paper published In Lewi,burg GreenGrier county has I
subscription than paper portion OF the State and I.
Consequently the best medium Merchant, anil ddrertiser
ceerd that can be procured Western virginia II ha. all
'he ad'anAsesofa more central ioItio5 lIrgi
subscriptions 1t has good subscription in the counte. OF
orer Monroe PocahontAs, Allegheny, Bath Fayette Nicholas
Raleigh and Mercer "a the subscription price IA. been reduced
to only ONE DOLLAR per Glnur better medium
i0r advertisers in future than
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-07

CoSSrAsruSoPLE. Aug. 9.-he Austrian lnternuueio
has in the presence OF the ministers of France. Great
Britain and Prussia assured the otaman minister that
Austria does by any intend eneroach upon
the integrity AMI sovereignty of Turkey and that In
the Pope should consider the military occupation OF
Serva TO be opportune, Austria would at give up TIE
idea cf D occupying Servia.
The Austrian Consul at Adrianopc, who had len his
post has been ordered 10 and resume his duties
Letters from ST. Petersburg OF the lSth stated there
alteration in general business The Turkish ques
tion looked settled, provided the Porte would
would accept the proposition of the four Powers IL
added "s unpeasanress will disappear, the Rus
sian forces move homeward
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-07

MsYoRs Cour YrsrgRpAY.-BrRoLARY ASD LiRcESr.
John NcAby arrested by officer Tyler in Cnlpcper
ty on Monday last brought up yesterday to an
swcr to charge Of burglaousy entering the house Of
John IT, GbbCn the night Of the 22j Of March last
and taking hcrerom trunk containing watch, chain,
and sundry articles Of jcwelry and clothing
Mr. Gbbon was cxamined-IIc said that on the night
Of the 22J March last his house entered between mil
night and day and trunk taken therefrom. suspecting
the accused to have taken H. he tslegaphsd him 10
eral places but failed 10 get any satisfactory account Of
him Some short time Afterwards trunk had been found
some five or SIX miles up tie Csnsl Il broken open
and the contents taken away with the exception Of
somv few uigng srties Of jeWshy Having received n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-07

~ Inc hnsne-' Men of Rirhmond, who use Bill Head.
should leave their orders ELLysONS PRINTING OFFICE Tel
egraph Building Main Street they will be printed In the
finest STYLE the best EnIlish and American ,,er, ana mi,
to any pattern Ornamental designs furnished for every
Of business All kinds OF Job Printing executed At very low
es on the celebrated RugSle Rotary Adams
Job Presses.
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LYNcnBuRG MARKET. s.o,.me., Al.

TOBACCo.-Receipts are lessening With but small
stocks hands for Inspections Market continues IN n
with rather higher prices this week for and ia.
ling descriptions not sufficient however to change from,
IS to and so for LuRS for Con and Mddng 81
TO 500 good and fine semming and shipping ss 10
and III so; good manufacturing $40 to 5000; fine and
extra do $40 to 81.
WHEAT.-Sales Of 90, 95 and 100 for good Red ard
White. Mills and lumber houses o, errun-and must con
tnue so for week ten days until navigation Is re-
sunied ON the Capal
WM. T. SMITH Com Merchant
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NORFOLK MARKET Sen, .

Bacon Hams, IL = iSc Hog round, 10 a 10 i.ec
Cotton, per 10. pig lie; Corn White prime s6c: Vel
low do, wanted, receipts light zoe; Mixed do 6S ode
Flour. Superhne % l-s Ia; Fine - l.e 50; Fam
lily 80 !; Hay, cargo, from store 81 al IL; Mea,
per bush for Bolted soc; Oats per buh SS 4Oc. Peas
Whiskey, ~ IS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-07

The meeting held in Cincinnati the LIST instant at
which resolutions were passed to impeach Judge Finn
have had its origin in the abolition feeling which
was disappointed in recent decision Of the Judge re
handing certain slaves their owners For this the
meeting passed resolutions impeach the Judge, The
progress of things looks il the time hand
when every good officer expect meeting be held
to coudemn his frarless performance of duty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-07

In the case of Elymou the convict, who pardoned
by the Governor of New York. and afterwards
the ground that the pardon had been obtained by for
gerry, Judge Humphreys before whom it tre deci.
ded Friday that the pardon of the Governor was ire
vocsbe and that the prisoner be released from
ody account of the charge for which he confined
in prison when the Governor paIdoned him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-07
,- The Baltimore Tilss states that rich Young bel,

To- The Baltimore Times that rich young heir
eS pupil of tie Academy of Visitation at Georgetown
has escaped and Joined her lover whom it is supposed
she is married by this time.
dispatch of later date than the above the Balti-
Sun, that the fair has been rescued and
returned to the house and friendly of her fathers
friend aud his family The attachment formed whilst
the young lady at Jourdons Springs this summer
with young gentleman of the South to whom she had
pledged her heart and hand and for the purpose of
summating the blssul union she had made her escape
telegraphed her lover and resolved be oiled
in her enterprise. She expresses great repuguance
being returned to the school
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CHINA, EAHTHENwARE, AND FANCY ARTICLES.
,g,E sUHsC Country Merchants. aud others In
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Do do Wm.. Granite aud Bloc Print losing Blue par.
pr, uIHl. scene, Plum. sud Lilac
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C.urHD and b..rliaI Mugs
C.mmln E.f.i.nsars, suitable for country trals
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Mustard rYu, Batter Kuivas casters
Do 4, Kaiye. and yo,l., y dozen.
Britannia war,Icl..r.. rara ,, mo-, common o ,- bee,
manufactured, Spoons and LIdi'.. aud SAFETY
Looking oii... ,''aah on, Ornaments. r,am,. French
f.t'r various siz Il, suitable fnr Mtrtsl or Per
- d'-Maio.auy Frames, In req, variety. .nd
Ola. wsrs-f q,.l' l...i. and Gu, rurhsr. Wines. Pitch
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aud No.is.es Cam, 'sit Csieri,s, Caster E,ies
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c"nfai'r q ~ COS, &C. nur'er' t'rnih,d on reason
waiter. end lea CO., 3, Lanterns, Table Mat Dish c.yer.,
IT, ,a. -l sa.i, y a- above ODD On reasonable terms.
arh ihhel hat rl from County Merchants, % psisous
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Zoo ,h- State. sn'l Poi.s AID 4si-E Sales o, biz motto
~ JAs D. u. EVANS
FPIMLY coon MANUFACTURED EXPRgssLY TO OR
hH DIR We hav. nov on hand and shal constantly seep
vitEear re I'd uorp. We invite a ~ wautoa saperiot
otgeu zeal" A'' 'ervant s9ss made ~ 80 ,a9- gsks''
S,rvEvr AND PLASTER one nod "a bs, Cement R sen.
sci EDMUND, DAVENPORT C0,