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WAY. e RS z S
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aIl.l1lir d 8, gsl s.
CHERRY PECTORAl.
For the Care oi
C0uGliS, COLDS, N0iHSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WH0OPINC-C0rGH,
GROUP. ASTHMA, AND
CONSu SYMPTOM.
or al the numerous medicines rNtuut, and some
Of them ,aiuab,l Tor the cure of pulmonary com
plants, nothing has ever been found which could
compare Ia It's effects with this Preparation OH
-rscute sometimes hut at all times aud in all dis
eases OF the lungs and throat where medicine can
give relief tai, will do a. Its pleasant TO take.
aud perfectly sale in accordance wnh the dIrec-
tons. We donot advertise Tor the information o
those who have trei il bu, those who hay, net
families that have known ms value vii not be
VI lhout It, aud ~ ijs tlmey use, they ARE secure
irJm the dangerous cons, qGructs ct Coughs and
Colds Winch nrglrcted, rptHinto fatal evnsanip-
uon
The Diploma Of the Massachusetts institute
WIS awarded to Tins preparation 10y The Board o'
Judges IN september lst7 also, the Medals of tho
three crru, institutes ui Art, IN tins county also
the Dpora OF the thio Institute ut Cincinnati,
has hecn gwen 20 the CnEERy ftCrotAl ~ Their
Government IA cnuSldrrau ou al It's extraordinary
excellence IN! usefulness ~ curing bhtcu,ns lie
Longs ant Ihout
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Tax sale Notice .,

To Cath. Eissrtd - You are hereby notified
that a, n sale for taxes held nj the court house in
Oiiewa. on the 18th day o Jolly, A. D. 1851, ]
purchased the swq OF the swq stc,ion2S, township
50 north range Beasts p. N. for the sum OF Two
dolap and % 8 ~ ceuls, II being The amount Of
tsxes interest and coss assessed upon sal tncl for
the year 1850. aud iini the time Of redemption
WilI ei,ire on the fifteenth day of July, A. D..
lSs2 Ian. ls-2?-3w' Jeas v. HALLoRAS
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40 Officers. Soldiers. ~ iisYYs ANA.
IEPir. of nrrrA.r.l slni.lfnH,

a Lh TAKE NOTICE, lhl,thral 'ers,guaiarc
~ onhlui ,asu,ual, to procure you,hcuuy band,
sasions, back aud extra pay, atu0mm1l rates. uw-
Or thnn ever. Having hal considerable experience
iulhis hu.iat - and beng IN firctt r8rrs snlaltee
DtA t9e DcpHimeHfsOf tie GDrcr0i4cat Aayugu
charge The adjustment uIsuca CLAIMS, weage crr,.u
We San do your business 90 your -l'lrr lctiUr.
When we are not succrssiul in IN 4-curirge..iu. ui
this Mind. We neverch charge. Call aud see us al our
law and land agency oi'.cc. NoERlst * EsueE
Nov IL lSJl-u
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sTIIB or ILLINOIS, IL SHE Comia. ~.
Ia Sal. Circuit Csuri, 30 February term. ! -.
Jis,in ID. Wixom, ". SGOmpn Wlxom-At-
tschmcnt
MO llCG lsherehy given, to The above named
~ Absalom NlXom, lint wit ct a,lirhm,r o.
isss-i gu, Of lhrcrtks oIlcc - The cr'uIt court Of
saul comfy. against Jou, at the sut If Ju .iu D
Wiyum tor the sun OF cghiy-h vedobag- Hni mur.
~ two ccui.. dated the 1lih day OF November
D. la5! winch WIT ha. been rclulr,d cxrcurJ
Now, therefore, uultss YOU, he saiA solomon
Whom, shall PERSONAL br1nlapp ar before the
CiTclitcouit OF Suidconily on ibr itsl ,ay oi lhr
next ,elm thereof g. he bobltn ~ t'!c cogt house
special bail aud plead 10 said p1uiin's action
Judgment will he rendered nEaniiy0u hy default
mud tlie pro7-rys 50 alrrhci, or 80 much ,her.ola.
may brnrcessify, wal be sod to zuti,ysal iula
r,ent anh costs T. lLSpLLy, Ciers,
II q. Cotton, plaintiffs a,'y. Dec lG.
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i NIHItLE At IjNUI T. III
Read Ia following otter 1ow \ =. ilu'fs'rr
E.q -" y irWWt,ks siur,, "a t.ar iu our ,jiiarr
suGrtrj with % severe altack oi Jh,ru-usr. nnd
wa. iu constant pain Tor iWuiry. r II Il W..
rrcummrudcd ard uUUrd IT, ',.. sham Two
hour. BE- was tee from pam ar1,w,yrd pea.
sam s.crp lurni.u7Iuwr bui BE- nn instant ~.
mriy r. rufr. -ick h.al'ah", n,u.H'r.a. dy,cu.
lrIy ,I,.. and lever, ard rii 'lr other complaints
p.i down 10 lhr advertisement Our phy.ir'nus
use d. and rudor." IL. Qu,k Hrd valuable. proper.
lies \ $. lloLu,rrR, Ouul-,. Cook 60 H.
y. B.-RalWay'. Ready ReUci cur, ihc lHmr,
It'll lom,ri. Rheumatic, and ntuta'g.c sufferers II
instantly -jcp. pam.
Every day We receive Intelligence II ihr quick
efficacy Il X Rrueun stopping wuHnl f'r'o.
wing ils gpusr Il cnrs Nh,uuairul sut 1srl,rn.
Il oaics Neuralgia Hni CHI fe,ct l'rurr. Ch,'-
ga. a.llv- Group. ln. Srl-H.. SICK Head. Nrhr
ana luHh- be- f. ryuHiB,- ru,,r- tid
atuis. tuI-r. Ishu1 la'ud.... wu.r. Do. o.
and lc ,nin to- c.ii sid chilly 'l',l rulrl.
and u,l. rl,i,- IfHrtHnu lh wynl .,H.m.
reHduwa ,h' n.r'r,' ."t M n'",' rn'm..'
90 ca.r W, duuo' ,..n ut'l U Etrlvt
cntr,Il coup uli-it' pu'i % .w" .r.un
iI.r1.'. sf-lul tom iirnHt. ynr.r 'u Il'u-
matte. Nurilsr. N,Nuus,1ul NtIH.u. p ...,
aud oil Hcutr pain- u w.I HN.H.tt stop lUi
quickly trtUuNr IT. rnur.
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7 HAVE concluded 10 rcc,y" orders '"r
O.a1c Onugc Plants, for Foster Mason 20,
Lake county Iri. presumed thal he plants rnlsrh
inn.h ar 60 hr preferred 20 lhos- raI,rd south %
tl.. SUI ~ Wi-h "a p-uc10r plants 81 the best
AGA .Ityand # ihr most thrifty Kind may lra-yrrd
hartley sill be- supplied wifhiu- What they want
rnli early NJ iirrr Is an Hdy"nlr " an hoyn: the
order 10 clsy rh" price vii be- thr Io"r-' fH'r. go
f,r g2l t. NAruyGrC.
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~ we subscriber oilers Tor sHle two lou lois
oi land. lying in section and 5 in thr town
~ al Freedom, II mirS north Of Ottawa.
near,le Ottawa Northern Plank Road. and . or 1
miles south OF the Aurom Extension Railroad.
one lot OF snid land IL fenced, aud 20 acrcs under
cultivation, the rcsi Is IN pasture The other loti,
unlnploycd. Either or both ol The above lots will
be solj lin connection with small lot OF timber il
fe1liredl on easy terms To the purchaser Enquire
" he subscriber, or-pi Z. X. Leland inihe ollicc
OF Lornzo l.elond, Esq. w. W. CRless.
Nav e. la-6n
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GFnccrics,
.,fil; W. c,llre mnln..e.. rice,
y Pepper riit"n. mace, singer, spec
Gloves. mustard. insists. cnfinnts,
lprd,l Gnnpowief. YoUnr llyson. Ooonr. aud
: mchlnr Teas ponX tosn. inadlr log. wood
In ii;u. ,u,phuf. sails. &c, 'OT sale cahennr ny
,enA 4 Il. Ggnixv.
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AZ 80 mud l6p arrc land lPuumi' guaran'
~, url 90 every f.-prri, for sale iu quantities.
IN -li purchasers. cheaper dion ever, uy
junlsItl NuRUi.N FIsuuR.
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MN. mud snilir.

$50 Kcgsu,il- assorted, , Az.
% wuulh, auicut .pkra J, IN 10 = IN.
Also wrough, aud hnr.r hoe nnis tor sn.e oy
uay ,-l lV,KreN ilCGLtN".
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Administrations Sac II Rad E,iuie.
~ Office is hereby g,ysu, thlttar an 'rr,igurd
~ administrator al The E,jate ~ fns Harlan
htroi l.ivug-tou county, drcr'stG, hy yirur q
decree ol the county court OF said coUuy, wIollrr
for sale nj the door ri the Court llousc IN Pontiac.
un saturday the 5,h duy ol Nunh, A. d 1888
between The hours OF 10 o'clock 4. VI. AID ~
c,orkp VI OF the same day, the wrSl h1ll ut The
south ca-t quarter ut,rrtOu mite % and lofts / 5nl
3, The wet unH Of lhr northwest quarter ot section
siNtrcn tl6 aud 10, eleven, ~ the suu'h west
QlgIteroI said section sixteen l6I al m township
lwruty-sc,"u l!Ii north 81 iarae ,N a. Eat a
81 p M or-o luuch lhar,ot az may be- urc'.-a'-
TO pay the drhts and costs due from said cs.ulr
Jam Ga--3-3 Isaac luEeir, lGm'r
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lfnuis 81 Ailnr,,


I n CASES Cnmpbelfs double sole boots, war
j " nntel. lOruses mrn'shjp boots.
u case, boys thick Kip md call boots
meas hest call boots
. kip and course brognas.
8 womcn'scsl and kip boc,ees
caliiUw shoes
IS boxes ladies' morocco shoes ana bootees, hid
clippers. ties and hu.kns.
ALSO-'lhe largest and best assortment Of
eh1rens shoes ever before offered ia this market,
md NJ very low nrce4. TspGj s u. CANARY
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SIS WASHINGTON UNION
Insurance Company,

Va OlSVeAtull. ~.ltS,
ms u e ) Property against loss by Fif. nj
j Reasonable rates, either upoa The Si0eA or Ma
tusi Pan.
Connected with this Company fs.n Farms. :
Department, an which Farm and Isolated Trooper
" can be insured Tor years. The riSSs Oh ia's
Department form a separate az o.sulci CESS
ard are IN no wise connected Nfh, or hniu'n i'i
losses OF the more hazardous classes. iAc hy-
Laws Of Tia. Company are lIor.al-iAeir plan 80
varied and arranged 10 meet ;ic views aud ~ar'-
OF ali and Their losses ~l,i be pfonr,.y adjusted
lgd paid.
First Aapg1l Rtpof,
Embracing Business OF 10 months,
Whole number al Policies Issued, 4itS
Amount OF Properly insured, ISIS
amount expired. 80 5Vot ee
Amouat OF Deposit Notes IN iOrc9 oJ.-ot -
Amount OF Cash Premu,as received,
and in Agents hands, less Agents
Commission, I',~c- -
Amount received from Re Insurance
ana Interest, % ID
Total Receipts. s.7S5I ca
Whole Amount OF iOSscs and expens-
~ paid, 4SS5 o,
Cash Balance on hand, Sl3,l79 70
o1sosss Mysarr, Teas q. n SEEsls, Seer.
JOS.S GUM, Agent, OitalrI.
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THE aIgsst H1d leHi a.eu"Ntri ~ Town; ~
NIui'Ia..V COZ. Sinai. 10" nr.l nriic'e mace ~
ttEt.vaR :, w',-rc YOU wi, ind 'oVi o'her ,r'
iicle. very de.irihe vt M-n-pniiy low prices fvIo
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E,tN seed.

UJSEELL SSCBETTasrb buying Flax seed
/ 1 NJ her Oi Mil. suu'h We. corner Of the ll-
lin They will contract ,rcd for another season
sow sept T.
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GHEaV AUN2FCAH EUG.I

NORTHW GOD. or Ljs .NgrM and S,ui;
IN by Mrs. Sarah ! lialr.
'Eeery imericM s.oH.f rial hs 5f3u'J"
tale" tur sale Jy All. ! &. D.H.-T.
Deci l#.as'.
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EuSg TEETgtpt
tsEIsS-S.tsC.

tss.SS>-~ ts(.
c'i At iae .N,,c DTag cad E.J, Store received
N, t7y, lsl,e auj small tlpi..er>, u,N sH 500.
l,t. airs. preserve dishes, muas-c> cgHs.lri U"c
rre...yye iarS, vi'.>, bottles, Sc -" l'.e,o.e and
I'll i.ly,.g-ri T.. ! GEIaU>.
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Vegetables iHr ale ~ the uul-' y on an Um''.
pr.l.- 900, yp Ito talIelsi aud q, llJs ~ order
orprwlr hW.rs
Ih- gn.lsar invited to ca'. ana Judge whether
hey crg LJust.rr .t"WH,rc.
uH..,l. -.uf. n 1850 Nurrra < Nr7fUy.
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STATE OF!LLINOiS Ia SiHr toiuNy 81 .
LaNli'e C!rtuii CoHi, 10 February Term, i. y.
1853
NrOftCEis hereby piyrn to all whom It m1y
" concern that Ut guardian oi William C,,1.
han, ! hcma. Callahan. aud Michael Callahan,
heirs At lnwoi William Callnhln, deed, -hrll on
the first day oi the next term OF tlr clrcut rouI ol
said county. or as s0On thereafter AZ counsel may
be- heard, apply ios nid court for M order for h.
sale OF the undivided half OF the east hell nj The
south west punflrr of spcttor 30, Town ~, range
east 3jp M, Tor the benefit OF sid ward
Jan ~. luuS brAuy
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r. " Co. ~ g
. TulI.imespaiI t1rh.lcsand skins. al The Tan
y merry, or ailhs store on Cana stree
,an2a Richardsous
girN seed.
HASKELL SHCHGTT buying il2N seq
/ nj heir Od Mi.l. suu'h wet corner Of the Ia
in They will contract trcd for another season
and furnish seed Of the best quality TO farmers 10
sow. SEP, :,
tnAGAl.I.S. L.usect on warranted, Red lead,
wv chrome red. chrome green, chrome yellow
Pan, green, dry uul in oi. spanish brnwu Spani.h
whi'tug. plaster of pu-, NeUrtHu red, yellow "ch-
re- French aud Chinese Nrtmt,inn, uiUn marine
hlnr, ylruishes uui mrpen,iue, Emae's iirr proof
paint, together with q VARIETY ct Other pants 'of
sue q, reduced prices by j.. HoN','
may l-L atihr C'v Dr's sore
\ GOOD as.or,meu, OF Goats, Pants aulVtsls,
- u, remarkably low prcc- at ne
Aug II n. Y C!DiHng N0rr
\ QUANTITY Of Hats and Caps, Trunks, and
- Cnpt Dag tot sale very ."m'pm CO..
AuIN y tpih'ng Siorc.
40 VHrurT., Contractors,
90 u2 Amcs' best ,noycls,
y Ch.t steel "
10 Am~-' aud C. 5 spades
Aso-Lnr, trace, STAGE aud natter CHAINS hoes,
hay. ufnin and manure iurk-; lValdgon BInods
br.i srylhc,-scyth- Sualhs, Nc just received ana
lor sale low may III. WMNlR " i'Ch'lNo.
For sale.
~ NE2 horse covered sprIng wngnn--chrap'
n 4. Il his been run Tor a short time, En-
a.. 4, Ngw l,NGtANp D2,Ncn
80 eHUVIn N".s.
ATuynNrO rrd'. Ap Jnj urret leather.
N 'u.U1r.I, n,uc lnu gree. nuiocro'
|I,,e. IrIn hirll nftnon Jni fu 'rlltinlngs.
Eu.ua.. tt.rr. S.. 3,a lnlIi l2thfrnd.
P,. ntt4. nt.I.. n'As. nrl,~rls, avis, pucer-'
s.Hu.... .h.,l b4. ..vus &c --tUrs1ie hv
..r. iImuAapSoNS.
wanted
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= N TO- ~ =
TulI'imespai1to rhlcsand -AinS.nl The Tan
y merry, or ai,hs store, on Cana street
IAN ~ RichGTfSOHs
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u.u..r,wyc, rna Form Rooh
p;air q Fence

lust received me d. zen copies. \ vrrv use
J ul work iJf every one, iur SHE ~ prhl-iri :
,.r,c,pffh- tifiva Dug store
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-13
And the Journal in publishing its correspon-
dents communication pertinently adds
COL. BOYD OF WYTHE.

- We have been favored with the perusal of a pri
vate letter from Col. Boyd, in reply to one from
gentleman of this city, in which he denies
having had any connection with the Legislative
caucus by which the conventions were called TO
nominate candidates for the Board of Public
Works. The Republican. of yeste .day, we per-
ceve also, corrects its error on the subject. We
take the liberty of making an extract from COL
Boyd's letter, which expresses sentiments that do
him honor as loyal and public spirited citizen ::
81 have, throughout, had nothing to do with the
convention to nominate candidate for the Board
of Public Works. 1t is true that | was, on one
or two occasions, asked if would accept the
nomination if rendered to me, and my reply was
that would; but | would not have accepted the
nomination. ii it had been rendered me, with the
understanding or expectation that | was, in the
discharge of the duties of the office, if elected
to look to the advancement of party. I have
never hesltated to say that l thought the office
should not be connected with party politics.
will certainly never consent to adopt any other
guides 20 my action, if elected, except my OATH
and the true interests of the country, as far as
can understand those interests.
Lynchburg Yirginian.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-13
@Groans from the Tenth LEGION.

The Valley Democrat, published at New Mar
ket. Shenandoah county, complains that the Tenth
Legion is neglected in the distribution of honors,
and threatens rebellion if this injustice is coutin-
ued much longer. Speaking of the nomination of
DR.. Graham for the Board of Public Works i
says:
"The nominee of the Convention is perhaps well
qualified to perform the dute. oft the office any gentle
in the district but would much rather have
George F. Deneale the nominee of the Convention. He
entitled to the nomination for various reasons but
the claims of the Tenth Legion overlooked and
passed by When contest is about be fought
IN the State all eyes are turned to the Tenth Legion,
but when the rewards and enounents are to be stri
buted-'oh, breathe mother nane 1t seems, however,
by the actions ofthe Democratic party of the STATE
the Wings say is reserved for the Democracy CT the
Tenth Legion receive any of tile honors
The Democracy Of this section will not much longer su
Ter this injustice 1.-THE Democratic party of the State
not willing accord to her what is due, she will pros
tect herself"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-13

Hon, HvMPHREY MARSHALL, Z. s. Com.
missioner to China, was at Macao at the last adj
vices, and it is said the Chinese authorities at
Canton had refused him interview. on the
pretext that the Commissioner. Sue, was absent
in the interior, but really, il is alleged because
Com. Aulick had abruptly ordered the U. S. ship
Saratoga back from Canton whittier she had
conveyed Mr.. MarshalD from Whampea to
Hong Kong, and had court -marshalled her cap
tam for going to Canton without his orders
Inc captain, however, was acquitted and the Goth
OF February, Mr. Marshall remained at Macao.
awaiting conveyance to take him north. Com.
Auliek was about to return to the United
Stotes.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-13
MARKETS.

The vacant post of Inspector General of the
Army has, at length. been filed by the appoint
ment of Brevet Col. ]. X. F. Mansfield, of the
Engineers. Col. Mansfield is a graduate of West
Point Academy, and was appointed a brevet So
cond Lieutenant in 1929. A number of distin-
gulshed officers were applicants for the post
Among those whuse claims were considered
were. it is said, Col. Samner, Major Bliss, Col.
Smith and Col. May 1t is said that the Presi,
dent finally presented to tho Cabinet the names
of Mansfield and Smith, and that the Cabinet Sc
lected the former.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-13
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

W WASHINGTON, MAY 4.
The oath of office was administers to day to
several Clerks recently appointed in the Land
office. Among them was E. H. Fuller, lately
shot by Capt. Schaumberger. He appears to be
fully recovered.
The three most prominent candidates for
Chargesbip at the Hague are Mr.. Wall, Mr.. Ste
vens, Of New Jersey and Isaac V, Vanderpoel, Of
N. York. Stevens is backed by Com. Stock
ton. Senators Wright and Thomson, and the
whole New Jersey delegation and his friends re-
gard his appointment as certain. Mr.. Wall is a
son of an old friend of the Presidents aud VAN
derpoel is compromise between them.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-13
pi,organisation in Che Camp.

1t appears from the following card, which we
find 10 the Enquirer of yesterday. that DIR. Aver
EFT, of Halifax, refuses to abide The decision OF
Court House:
For The Enquirer
TO THE VOTERS OF THE SIXTH CONGRESS
SIGNAL DISTRICT.
THOMAS Fl. AvERETT takes this method of an
nouncing thai he is again candidate far Congr TIL
reasons Of is he will explain Circular which
he wilpublish in few days.
DANvILLE, May 9th. 1883.
An ugly spot of work, this, The Democratic
majority in the District, though decided, is not
overwhelming. talented and popular Wing
candidate is in the field. and if Mr. Ayerett per-.
sists in refusing to be ruled off, and Mr. Bocock
still holds on to the nomination, there is every
reason to believe that both of these gentlemen
will be severely drubbed in the approaching con-
test.
The spirit of mischief seems to be abroad and
busy In the locofoco ranks. That bold iconocIast,
Gov. Smith, hitherto regarded as high priest in
the temple of Democracy, has recently set
very bad example by shiyering and trampling I'M
der foot some of its most venerable images. He has
defed, denounced, and spit upon caucuses and
bullied the trickters" out of the field who wanted
to choke him off by to those slime honor-
cd usages' of the Democratic party. We pre-
sumo that the success of Smiths coup d'etat
has encouraged tho late representative from the
Halifax district to venture GU similar demon.
stration. 1t is certainly something new in Vir
sinia politics. to see Democratic ex-Governors
and members of Congress repudiating caucuses,
ance. What is the meaning of this phenome-
non? Is there anything rotten in the State of
Denmark Are shrewd Democratic politicians
such as Smith and Averett beginning at last to
suspect that Democratic usages too often ma le
the Instruments offraud, trickery, and popular
misrepresentation
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-13

ToRNADo-FoUR PERSONS KILLED-A NUMBER
observation-disclosures that most terrible tornado passed
Morse's Point, in lower Princess Anne county,
Sunday evening" -Four dwelling houses blown down.
in one of which owned by Mr.. Raleigh Grimsled) were
Mr. G. being absent escaped. large number of other
persons badly injured some, it is feared,
marked for miles through the forest while every thing
that came in its laid PROSTATE. So violent was
the wind that 10 instance well gam sunk severa
feet in the ground clown up and two houses
were blown entirely away.-Nor Beacon of Hednes
La.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-13

sIoN" says that General Dix is to enter upon
the dschar ge OF his duties as Assistant Treas
urer ut New ork, on Monday, the 10th. In
formation just received from him shows that he
is making every necessary arrangement for this
purpose, and not for going to France. He has
been engaged in takingan inventory of the effects
which are to come under his charge, and he has
given sureties to the amount required nearly a
million of dollars. Three or four of his million
aire friends volunteered to become his bonds.
men.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-13

About two weeks since, while the watclmen on that
heat passing through Rockets they hailed negro
fellow going at large and asked his pass Instead
of complying he off, and succeeded in eluding the
CHARLES Determining not to be thus on done, they in
stituted 'igent inquiries, found out the fellows name
and arrested him Wednesday evening Yesterday he
appeared before the Mayor--gave his Mark
and ordered below for correction. We mention
this matter not because il intrnsicaly possesses any
interest bu simply to show the vigilance of the night
police Offenders here are beginning to experience the
wholesome truth tn It there is such thing escaping
The police.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-13
OF SLAUGHTER'S COT
TON FACTORY AT FALMOUTH.

About one O'Clock Thursday morning the Fal-
mouth Cotton Factory discovered to be fire.
Inc flames spread rapidly, and in three hours
from the time of its discovery, the entire build
ings and machinery lay a blackened mass of
smoulderng ruins.
fortunately, the stock of Goods, &C. on hand
was small, all of which, save some four or five
bales OF raw cotton. and few other articles, were
saved.
The fire originated, it is thought from the
furnace in the basement, in which there had
been fire during the day.
The total loss in buildings, machinery, &c., is
estimated at $4,000, upon which we UNDER
stand there is an insurance of about $4,000
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-13

The Lynchburs Republican states that Charles Y
Morris was, on the 4h instant, honorably aeqat d. by
the examining court, for shooting r. r. Williams
This case has been continued for seyer courts in con-
sequence Of The absence OF Wiiams bul On Wednes,
dav the 18th inst. he agelred together with al tie
commonwealth witnesses aud after ullinyesgalioe
Mo.rsiwss acquitted.