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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-11

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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-11

Mr. NYlebsses resumed Ihssseatin Senale,
having bsep lhesep, % succeed Mr-eCheala.
He found under discussion 4 some Of, he
graves qdeslions ihai Had ever agilaicd Tie
country, .sEbaD goanBdundAry, and the
.resu|,s of Texan Anpexqlien Hwese urgent !;
ana popeiae 4geing had bsen worked up 10
an exHdosdiAsry pisch Of 'exciiement ab6bt
Ibolha Bhel DS8bcfldica PlaGsrar hda' de-
c|pred in lay0hegIiulirat atmsssiirns.oq4r SuIy
.remaiaed f1rslhe Wings, sipTSenaIo and
House .0 p|a The moferele role Of q minor-
ily, and is iat as possible restrain The vio-
le66e INT thfeaienedi6 qBiKg bf our Herts
~ wafsOl OlCrseilhenotw (which wn were tolhi.
ras ,al q haassple haRIass fisameo,.
sehY FnttfI bill of e42 was tlkesglse I'M:
inihaii 5a4hsf; S'' IA e<el} si.l. ~
/. ,5sidfs o 81 b ,a liy IL foldiion i5 l.ie
.'let of ft6.h iip external ta6 "a tIAlsis|lIl
policy III sllo eesetpus1s vas diS.sssziilg
snd fliIlitlIi if, Ketssef was fpfa course
lsa, IS as VS. az i. minority. Upon Jc f,, sIle
t)ffsldil ql loil, ne inoiniained ike iine oI
a' 1fehi 10 ,1.iel b ne AdmihisfraIiok.ihtl
L, ecrlsisMsre fihall yobligedlo descend.
Having opposed ihe ApneSsHen feselasiops,
be.was A. course opposed 70 Ebe preeipilaIe
me as'ifes ~ Yhlc = We were plpnSea illo \!
the marssith u ! ito And Oh itie tariff bill
h8oeobpie u ,llO position lie Ind always De.
capied. BY defending ihe Mhig policy 10 lhe
yefy lasl. Ql 5ihe epliaepIIy judicious poll:
cf 81 th5 m Fhies with regard loahp proseeu.
,.,[ q ,ias t0 - ~ t..,,, 4 y q IA N
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-11

On Saturday-inl the Lake Shore cars
lie looked like man who for years had
drank up the profits of his own bar, and
whose brain, like that Of Seer Davis, was
porous as sponge He lived in Evans,
and having been three days on visit, or
"busl' in Buffalo, was discoursing 10 a
neghbor afer This fashion: "'l'm losingdol-
lars every day I'm gone, that cussed boy
Of mine is cursed crazy about cold water;
when Pm off dern me if he don't pull the
spigols out of the whiskey barrels and the
beer casks and lei every drop run out. The
church has spill my boy, and I've kept him
away from il for two years.
"lf man comes into the tavern after
glass Of liquor, that boy WON'T wait on him,
but lurns up his nose and leaves him
When ! bring him up 10 Buffalo / have 10
cuss him 10 get him 10 eat meal Of Viciuas
in tavern where they sell liquor. That
boys crazy about cold water;ebut his old
dad knows how 10 deal out the liquor. I've
been brought before the Court lwenty.seyen
lines-l always beat 'om, and defy tho
town OF Evans--it's bold thing to dare the
corporalion-b ldare 'em; | want 10 oseli
liquor, and darn me il1l don't, sThe-peoplc
say I'm a devil, but will sell liquor. That
boy is only sixteen years old, and he wants
10 be alawyer; he's such cbssed fool about
cold water, IN send him TO @ 6iecIcut 10
be a awyet.lq PvegwhipPed him almoHyo
dealhI 10 make him drink liquor, bui iha.
pesky meeting has ruined himand he WONT.
Reader, the above is literally true, The
oalhs being omitted and we doubt not the
drunken brute Of father sluled The truth In
regard 10 the,renimenl Of his boy, who was
$50 cussed crazy about cold water 81
l...- ..... cleveland Herald, Nov. 20.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-11

%-e--e-- etA y" - v ~ 49, ~.
eng sq9se sihls' q lsy'l thIqe, ,Fep N ~ fo
Every snbaeq quent insertion, q. z 81
One squares three months, u e c1.
l0helsfesIg, siS m6nthss tn0s skaiaast II 3 09
QpR square pneayeaff bSssa hali43tnf;an = ;.6
One half column, one year, !; .;.,t, 70 co
Three -iourths of column, one ysst, 2b %
Oas Ad9sSs lSdSei SRs asssIVtssit ns., e e 2 o.
ISsE9sns s I 3 Ha5ksd n copy gNilkte ssAiiAusetaM
UJGashal advertisers mist nv Il skiaSes. n
n GIlI6 6bs PrfiItimg;ihf exeYaSsuription = y
IS eSsfptfa ~ tatg aespfacy sHd Hesipsssn d.aIs
men iearssi the w1rkpg cylinder IS hol.
ESnd Il Should be Kefc4sidltd F,ki isabe dlhef
Fsiae isdkebi sNlby'ihea dcibf tiB6ngirsbf
EEiesair bnterlngDintt ttfeaoppehe aliiecd6p Jt
eeelr npslrsks sf lRelfssas,ui Cons qpeDF
~, os ibe seF fryp, ghR y9rklpg cylinder
passes OUT The wires absorb lis heat So ef-
EfecluaIly. thaI when n ieu8tsl lie ftgciiefa.
stor, i fllas beeN rpbbed oig al. esecbl aUotit
ibiyly drgtees, ll,I olher x0tsla.s as ste arr
passes inlp ,l5asypFking cylinder !, gradually
Ircpeiyes fran The regenelailR pbQdt (jilf
.hlnJredana fly degrtps lsbeas pid asst
passes 6dss shiS Is fNtd ned 10 llie wires, ind
is thds Used and o9ef, thS 6ti ySplWposa
Ia'' sht 6fcS hS1f1l'i IisR lNIil'.>.5
1||':' y iIi ls|ls.'
stppnlIolls aill kaI ylfe IS IosEt %
lion aild e ,aAsi 9l, iix,ra1fj jinof AS ii s.
slaienirap ns b. II Il ie >i,fihGes I...
cepsgeysrslbl Esye4 by Ilis lbsrnplne'e
.sH;. A ~. Is.' 4 \. .,'s & ~ n 81 .s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-11

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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-11

hs tlIe tanfk curing sptsuil q ~ band tfc
select from slle Gcrmantpwn Telegraph .anli
olhersOdFsss,dbd give below seysfafjaghlYs
approved receipisyaorIlhe bguuiifbl sdch 81
our readers as cure II hpme tlsa Stlleg) ar
family use:
THs FELEcRAPh REck,pF, 'ro gallon
II aas5s 'sss 'sl 3 9s sss
beingreaSed t9aDgkdusifnbie auansily LEI
these be b9iIed hers1h II i'm sla i'lst
from lie sal and slBpf fallic9b viii Dol b,i
ID tiille arises o The loP. ail is Skinned oiIs
'Fhch tlirogl |llle pie ekIc' ihp d 1ntgv tub ib
cooldand whciaI aItrlscliy Z cool iiouros Nv
geel and pork slpalp the usualgimes ssg
fvnf pr FIVE weeks, accord ing tpslbe aze .of
ille Pieces. The ooeai mus Be Wel severed
with iitk lbd siiodlld lpl IjF pat dbwn .3s
ga iedspt's9 dnys aiidff sla0g ditiiy
sybirh tmedi hQuIdl De alisil< sp1ibl, ~
w powdered a9rplfc i. 10 & rom ~
blood &c. y; Il u
81 II F.. II ANIL spN s RecEii To " ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-11

piston within THIS cylinder 10 contain a.
thousand square inches, and the area Of the
piston il the supply cylinder above, 10 con
lain but five hundred. The air presses upon
this with mean force, we will suppose, of
abou, eleven pounds 10 each square inch;
or, in other words, with weight Of about
$500 pounds. Upon the surface OF the
lower piston, the heated air is, however,
pressing upward with like force Of 1000
pounds. Here, then, is force which, after
overcoming the weight above, leaves sur.
plus Of $500 pounds, if we make no allow
ance for friction. This surplus furnishes
the working power of the engine. 1t will
be readily seen that after one stroke Of its
pislons is made, i, will continue TO work
with this force SO long as sYfficcn, heat is
supplied TO expand The mir in the working
cylinder TO the extent stated; for so long as
The area Of the lower piston is greater Than
the upper, and like pressure is upon every
square inch Of each, so long will the greater
piston push forward the smaller, as Two.
pound weight upon one end of a balance
will be quite sure to bear down one pound
placed under the. other. We need hardly
say that after the air in the working cylinder
has forced up the piston within H. valve
opens, and as il passes Out, the pistons, by
force Of gravity, descend, and air again
rushes into and fills The supply cylinder, as
we have before described. In this manner
the two cylinders are alternately supplied
and discharged, causing the pislons in each
to play up and down substantially as they
do in the steam engine. f.....,.s ,.,r..
Let US now attempt TO describe the regen-
orator TO which we have referred. Wilhoo,
this, the machine we examined would posses,
injpoinl Of economy, no advantage over the
best constructed steam.engine; with IL the
advantages arc incalculable. We have al
ready fully illustrated the leading idea con-
ceived by Captain Ericsson, Of employing
heat over and over again. To attain this is
The objecl Of thclegenefa,or.
purpose Misunderstanding this in
srumen,, our rreaders will bear in mind ,he
construction and operation Of ylhe machipe,
We have before stated that Atmospheric air
us first drawn tmo the SUPPLY cylinder,
whence il isIorcedinto aFoservon' iandithal
from this itsproceeds5doward. The working
cylinder, before reaching which il passes
through the regenerator. This structure is
composed Of wire net, somewhat like that
used in the manufacture Of selves, placed
side BY side, nniil ihe series attain Hhhick-
ness oil Twelve inches. Through the almost
innumerable cells, formed by'the inlersec-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-11

have noh agreed lolsubfnit iogtheifdscis-
on.2 He went enttaeuylhat lAree vsars
4 The PresideDlsAffm Of eflirt sliilrenaiii-
'd;islha, great ppblN iisess le9nited bis
l.ealiap; andnasked mhelAe, BIS meas.
rsss upon these ssllhjeelss hi,Isferi usefaI
eyinighli beswe}erlo Be ofr9sedsby5ihe
Khig 2arty,of, Mass asilusoiIs, NOT wrong.
Ghsre were q grsat gma,ly n Dssachusesls
Wigs also ip Office Col 6lIeooss, DisssieI
lt,otnsysj Ppslmasiesss Mafsn1|s What
ia, 10 become of them in.lh separali0n3
" kFersts our Minislernia bglnndawas
spselsd. come bone % bis separa.
Ion. nd syhld his p'aoa loBsomf fbody elsgl
And lsftegafd % haaiaai yiuc 1lkKld
resSgs ,yourwhal }Il, Bis, ,bfolher Wigs
aean,.lq do With - N 1leEeado ih6R
mean 40 place mel Z :,
,orce, lakes places ,.I M iR1j 1
hildrena 81 am sani 1tH 80 q "A al
be, case Of ihjs diys 81 |a' Al.
Webster said he,had e1 |i> n .er'
ecause be, could nd a ia. 30 l'lartss
.uioEn had an intei .I d a. n lI|lii'e,,ii an1
i obearipg on his pl |'.|1 nlfa6fihdt {
lea should choose .s1|'i iii |'|8I e ieS s.
enls COUNCILS, he A'N sast y 5 IA Riss
achusells ,Whigla t01 II 4 |'n feaii,' 4 4
aid ybes.sso pul lha' 1s''plIio eepeopId
T. Massachusetts, e ||eeedt3 % say
hat there was ioQ .H|''l d isoosition, 10
all allerla b good iQ ,Iecolb-
nv 10 some future III 6nV Whi6s .lIdii4hi
hey saw aprospeci H4fiih mote power
han they Then bad |H.|e was d Wing
Congo nna I|id SubAlahlia
ruils of9lhel greai 1.os5 'oi ioAo could
,ith moderate and 1iehl e|lIaEiIs tiil %
ecured.l Bun moth 1nI c0flia| md iisis
ernal union could NJ taIIE Ifoln f63
ewed proslrationl
Mr.. Webs.er's d tf|I If ghIf ccc6Silf|
'as one Of great aId IL produced an|
fecli upon theIsH a6nI'bi the fcouhtfy.
Iulit conldno,td .c'z'l'9 iideof indy! !
anlipublic feeling 'th bad been s9fnesl
i the.oulseg by III q i0 teHi0Siiy ioff fAifl
;lay,andlihe seco 61QIls olflhe felif1
,g Secretariess as iNei Rlesilenfi sIi,s
radusllyotook agr tlhsit gI9 purity
driven 1 o|,t lid. talidr'ph |isfl1
10 .eha f6nolninhiIoii
fomtheaparlyeto 'ch b IIdd lezei1ea,
ecameiilsi open b eo '|issf,it III Ilool.
irg Webster resi- Il 4 iIl' ~ and
iaiped inspfiyaiei l1'| b ''.ssfsjilai aina6r
(slhe iAdmlnisirai wat zdccoelItd
" Mr.. Calhoun, 4 IS al 81 ed ht,iIio
'residen., for The HciaI pl|fpi''Q p{ carr}
og sfofwerdnAhei I's<e'Itn 3 ezas. 4
leasure, which ~ 0e' bce led n ekpols9
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-11

,ai CURE FOR CRoUP.--Drs FisheBof Boston,
relates in a laie number OF Ihe Medical Jopr-
nal, u case in which a severe ouack Of Group
was cured by the application Of spolges
Hrting out of'hot wbtet 10 the throat. iogoIh.
err with waier treatment, which he describes
as follows;o siaai "a baMaggt e4k siiea
n t..Soon aGer making the frsl application
Of sponges 10 The throat, wrapped lhe child
ina wooden blanket, wr1ng out III warm
water, asa Substitute for Il warm bath, and
igavedwenty dropsof the wine Of anIimony
in, u liuleswee.ened wpler, which she swal-
lowed with difficulty, 4 preserved 10 lhe
application Of the, hot, moist sponges for an
houf, When lhe child was so much relieved
|,hatl venlured iotleave Il. llafga
/ h"These applications were con.inosd
through The night and, tin The morning The
child wos w, we'll" ~ 80 ,JV,i \ io,.l.
J, viii never do 10 irifie with thls terrible
disease. The quicker The remedies are APP
piled ,be be,er. Instead 6r Suiimohy, We
would recopfmena small qllshIhlss Of alum
yaEsrl sisSea sSsit Isn q tlf,espg minutes.
.NH'f WV fNtlq Ye',, rfiS8,.g n,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-11

at The House has hpt Yet dcled stipoi the
fresol 6tionf of Tha ~ Senhis Of the United
Safes cfeahng tte oifie5 of Liamenah,
p pGghstaf, N The Atdiy, sahd Htacipg Gehefnl
pSeou therein 1--WE have not seen ally indi.
cations by which we are able logdess as 10
its faie in thai body. We. confess wa were
Surprised 10 see j pass lhe,, Senaie; perhaps
Mo ilDcsg viii, bc equally palriaac. = 9, NJ.
yo""a" 1901 ai asea sha, selsf ri
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-11

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-26
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,,rI.M +. & THOMAS RLTCHIE, JR.
II + II NJ y:


a,y rarersestn dollars per anu al 'he rae q" en-
Ut ,y,n for rcrir" than Que year For tue SCH
,N,- ,,rs rrr annum and three dollars for months
olvaucc paid the Office or renitc' by man. p"s'
:, IN dollars per the end "t the year ,
I,. dues Office May be r:mied Ter HAIL. ~ S
IL nluS notes the risk "i the Editors ic 1"s"S' M
80. rgj hy he The postage OF s"se
tauy accouu, the writer. II IL the VI r,o
-, -, n az extensive business which operates -
ElVE- rppus nE ADVERTISING.
~ ESoriRER:-Fnr I'll lines or less, Ets m
] Ii;y cents and every succeedns "c t h,rry
i,'m.si cl once week twice weeS," t'.s t
|! 'a,y half cent. each insertion alter the hrs
charged nity dollars i"r Ana
f a, of srrucI length; eScrl. 'cry
ms Charge! $780, tIape' neihled)
~ THE SEMI wEEklf-t" rsS iles' OF oss hS
:: mi. Ia, each continuance Sn cents . ,
''r'ns tn ls;anr. must accompanied with tho advance
''' '.,,a,,,,n,, rci,.n!scrs. ~ iasurc execution.
Pa t'i5ni"S Of respect; crcsstins eight lines
S..,,...y S. r., as ufrzriSrHic:'S
.u! Marriages the country Wlsnevr
uMku"wii IL uR, ius be anhrncltei ny
PnsniIsrr ihc nt.iOurlinni
be published. Evrry !r3surc. that hng prch AN "
~ mustious ANA lu2Ars has, '"rn"int "
therefore such communicati peis
,ls ri!;cR tse ""cS "' t"e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-26
TERMS OF ApvERTiSlN'
81 THr: GovERNok OF VIRGINIA.

.rr,s vacancy occurred IN the Judiciary OF 'hl'
~ Ht"tH III; ,x NerborGe NJ Tal!aicrn, The
w rrh G,,rait composed OF the counties :" btuoiu,
!nd= i, faul! ani Ptts! wanna W colo'' ~ 7,
PatA >iI u zach counties Is hereby feiure - ,'f
\ ., the ~, sntl d.! VI August mex" ~ Tue laees
e. &.aiti ~ judge 'r TIE said oah c'fcH' ''P'
T., .4raat, n'rIrsLii -. =, !, ,., =, n. Gam.
~ ,rr iy maud as Gosen'r ".i n''tf 'e sea. " '"e '''
W. I'M ,I EicI,oad. -lcrcnsi,GIS "i July. iS3,,
i.y""t"'''' d "' ''' Jos. JOHNSON.
T. ,. c.,r.r " SusgoEp secretary the Com
u! 't' ""'''' ~ July 2-cd
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,, r,E GOVERNOR OF E!KG!NA,


INFORMATION having hc"n received py 'hs 49,
pIHr. + GREEN been convicted hY The Glicu,S tou
ury :" a'c~ai:a the triEc o forgery mas oroScLIa
Al !1rst ,u.,. - "a,
,r,f,r DO AID u hundred u"de 70 a
son VIII, shah the said jerome l. Gecii and dc
~ , In. ialI "I Sahl and do moreover
civil and mil, aiI Request 't
,t,,Jiy best cxertons 10 procure Tue '0S "
-, ,,,.r,. ial lie bc drought To us:icc ;,
G.,n nader Crv.lGGI. aIG aac le Lessoi
1r C,,n,o. cath, ths Pal day Of June Ia he yea
II - JOS, jos !"h =, ,hs Com,
D. t G,v,ruor GAoRaE W MuSFoap, Secretary OF "0 '''
umacIth I;,. ,ot ,tout, ar
described, 10 l.. about lee. inches iiSn Wv , rL,
n "a, lI very heavy rye broSs: moie -, h,u sim
t, .ro.k coat and paIs aii small bnnch o. naa ~
he escaped. NJ ~,
CIrGISIA STATE: AGKlCCLTCNAh 50 So ,n i. a.
IIicT ecrr oi ihi ~
n ht t:or p.acicaOle 70 a''ehu
uL!Ln mel!nars NV os u E
49,, iii M, The speedily may ne emu sea'es
~ % be- ali wish unite With The society, Is e
' r rlLer-.sneG name, ha their names may 10 Gu
$50 tor life members, or SS ~" ahhua
NAV or rr1nicj the same ine OF pau d. .ie
!, ,,,4,' ,u -. 3aek In Neyeui9cTs. as "'e.
inay prrr ,,, 80. rl, a, well as zeal ior the erea
10 pioniUie, Ti .hd"S "s
III: Na'i'G SEpW L'c,t 'aI
sf1r'ci BY the canal 'ic ia'' 'ao ~.
,in, ! III. Society masns the best ar!aise'e!iss 'o
NH ahin, care ur,nt The week o. exhibition" .
,;igr mel. stock Will be pleased al once 10 np!l'y M
Ire. W!lu "s SECRETARY, or se Su'sc W :"
,Wmlr l thai ample nro:SSn ma! eS La.e W S,
july lcu :" w. = .n,ns,sJ m aiv. HE hove
81 Pa,r- Throughout Hle N'a'c d'e 'S''SS'N'
,I.nlSi ifSrT,iu
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LABOR WANTED.
,r, ,u. X yer Company mi pay hera "aseH
~ 49,, .mI,,l N, no men the day month
M ,,!rr construction Al Maidsn'- Adventure, twen!y'
..- mics anur Arrangements can DC Haae 10, e
.nItIn. ,G ~ service Till cu! o the present year
=, t"n y, nlu,,n'' , ! , ~, ~. aorr. T.. l. ClilNN
VI n i s|r gt--l Sur't of Repairs j. r. & X. Canal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-26
II know not-l care not,
II quilts in tha, heart
| but know that | love lhco
Whatever than art

We were reminded of similar ease on rcc"'. :" 't,,
complained TO Justice thar her haso"ne c'"'"'
lie was daily in the habi, OF whipping hcr. ,o !, can,
"why do yon live with such mae ''i" hs hr,,.r
pualy abusing and whipping you Would no" s Dc .%, ~
hat YOU lea him. and live TO yourse IN peace ao
Tina was an embarrassing question tor Ihs "oian ~
Shs hesated-and then replied: IT'S 'LG1 nc - NC
heats me, and is very bad hnseaAe ou'' WIN "' ="
nr's better than no husband - ), h. ,hn,.h,
rh Justrc said no but he locked as IL NC
u,,u,n was stronger than philosophy.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA.

y7&O.IL WHOM IL MAY CONCERN -lase notice ha1 sha'
- crar,.r 81 nay chldren Sarah Jackson a'iu
urs "'t trin railinr'.,s "' 1 io'
IL, of au.G .o:. order drtiits J"h ""on @ w.
% , n'I, So, If J,i. r! .t.r II o the county o
ada. Shri French zee a. " pay @
IA l hanr peioheins '"
.l- m anI William, a 20 relinil me 10 fe'c ny
l,l. Alabama, c rr-lince I" he Sai w M
af,,.,n n ,r.l lie ,Ai C"urt lot "ny other ana
tr rec. 81 w -t' ''''
- JGi irrn "a"rer n"nry ihcy OF ci' o. 'he"' wa:
"' i", - 49, LANES W. JACKSON
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l ikGINiA iN EtlANGEEl.-ln Gum'c rnni County Court
.,sh das "i lune, lsjJ,
henrietta Mci.A'I1nr. paintIh.

ikGINIA Rules hcl m the CLERKS Once {" The tircnt
C,ur ~ lie Cr, OF Richmond the 9TH day Of July, 1853
Plainit:
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S,I.,, n I,ran aui other
The 81 i- su, Is 10 iecee for the sale OF certain
ry Ill, a nune, have the portion oi Inc Geien
an At E,,r IN the proceeds such sae subjected 10 the
ym"' "' M the rlanf IN the bill also menoneu
4 m "Ia Ic Ac; and affidavit having been made anu e0
~" te defendants named residents OF tins Common
'"h W. .i G"aans notified appear nj the Rues 70 oe
'h IA he trs Of sand Court on The hrst Mohuay
and 10 what is necessary TO protect their interests
n suit Jury-Trste:
CLARK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-26
RORE.IsT II. PRENTIS.

ATTONNL1 \ INV, FJKI S'i1U IIT' ' n -,
NN- Ill regularly arrt the Circuit ai Inferior L"uft Mo
w coGn.y. NuroS cry, NaIsemoni and Isle OF "ien
Counties LIcui Jruf. southampton county All ousi
Ills vii viii onPi attention" e ca
al l "iic IIIsI o thc Saving Dan
.Iccp. Wednesdays "hc he VIII De at ms ONCE III we Iei
n lIlnun Snf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-27
AFFAuRs Is FLORIDA.

The following interesting commnnicaiion vas Oh
Wednesday week Ill beEore ccngscss Is az
President u he United sis.ss TIL
WasaiNoros 5znnary is 1888. III
tt ne Seaals and H5ase or Il grfseaisfsras or ~
EHifcd Sfates
] have The kcnorAhers sih b tr7Esrnii rrps,tt
from The Secretary " the iateriuf, 4ra whica Il
appears lhaI Tx efforts Of that aepaFtmes y indud
the Indians reIkaiziH4 il Fiorila u Is fi
country assigned 10 Iheir lTi0e west OF BE MisSis-
sippi have eeah entirely Unkpeeetw(al. The onfrs
alternative that BoWl remains Is ether TO conn
them By force ip comply vita lie treaty made wiz
he tribe IN May, I-59, Jy which theg agreed E9
migrate wilhinslhrse Sezrs iron that dale e.
low The arrangf ment made viih Hem in 1912 re-
ferredto ID the SecTElary's report by which they
were 10 remain IN the temporary occupancy Of
portion e the fpenlAsuiar until the Government
shsaid see 81 tosrrmoYe Them ID c1niilue.
II cannot behdenied thar Id " Jhholding or So
large portion VI herterfitory Hona settlement i
serious injury ~ the State OF Florida aud although
ever since the ARRANGEMENT ABOVE referred 10 The
Indians hare manifested desire 10 remain at
peace Wiz he Whites the presence sOf people, wA3
may at any ii1ke, aid. uPon any real OF isncied
provoralion, beldfl3sn 10 acts Of hostility i
glurce or eohsistt anxiety and alarm 70 ihs iahab+
itanis on thar b4tderA
There cal be lio dqn5t also that The welfare ot
theIndians eonSlte promoted 81 theft removal from
- tsrrilory where ife1aeni faiiisieaF .enl
api their more -fF-eril neig6brs arc taily
i6g more ineYiis5le sl
On the other h4hd there is eTety reason TO believe
that any manifestation Of design 10 remove Ihsm
By force or u ta possession Tue IerrloFy alos
ted 10 them, Wdsld be Immediately retalialed by
acts or cruelty Cd The Observation-Disclosures
The number d Indians now remaining ia tie
Sate is il l. ifneI Fefyineonsderable (n0r exceed
ing, il is believed i've hundred bat, owing 70 The
great extent of ffeeDuptry OCCUPIED BY them, and
Us adaptation % lheir peculiar mode Of warfare
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-27
THE EIRGINIA CODE.

@Penelepes nted&- work was rnere circumstance
Jtd The web wfth oaf la gyersHa are Ia the habit Of
weaving and lnwtaviHg The |daihe OF Ithaca
was, however, distinguished in her apeslry l4bers
~ one virtue swhRl oaF Virginia soons do III
9ery spikingiy exhihAI Shefunr vsldb brr Stitches
not for the sake pff ratftiaH buf merely tor the
pleasure VI tkapBgFless renewal Of them evebY|
day. Not 50 withH4Fshstb ts Of tie Legislative halls
Th<y undo theiF NH foH The Patppsc pfalteTgg llA
in. every coneeiyEAe way. These femarEs are
suggested Nv the fekqsfd III the pFdcee1ngs,o OR
Legislature which @b'uS daily Il some motion Or
other TO- amsRg CthAt is #ofaggt) Hhe mir eoac in
such aud such phei8llars We beFisres this recent
compilation andpuhlidaiib OF the ia as of Virginia
has been travelled Hesfly all pye1 By the peoples
delegates. WHAT |itlp fApealiHg Dtetsectio1 and
modifying another, Il mug, be pretty well stripped
Of lis original conyents Iscasg the gold people ~
the Com mon wealth 9pRaflis OF a hunjrRd thousand
dollars Is g4 IT, and kilis likelytram 4resent inlis
cations that il wig .so9l them quite rs much " bet
rl Of it, as they W313 ii effect DO II the process 81
change now gDits ~ Eonlnuesz Me ARE moi the
ady@ca OF a VI sdehI Statue busl VT really da
think that sdlemb and imporlahl a hing as
eode Df laws ou4 ht ID d. allowed u opEraa a few
wears at least without disturbance Icfersbarg mt