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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-18

CUPEEME COURT,--IN TIE MATTER OF THE AP
y pcaton Of the Mayor Aldermen, and Commonalsy Of
the city Of New York. relative to the widening
street feet the northeIy side thereof be-
York Pursuant statutes such provided
the Mayor Aldermen and Commonslty of the city Of
hereby notice. that they intend to apply
.ppontment Of Of Estimate and
prone Court to be held At the City Hail. Of the city
York Saturday the 18th day Of August, 1883 at the
opening Of the court that day thereafter
counsel be heard that the nature and extent Of the
hereby intended 10 the widening of Duane
twenty-five feet the norherly side thereof betweon
Broadway and Hudson street in the city of New York
ROBERT j. DILLON, Counsel to the Corporation,
Nat New York. nj
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NIISCELLANEOUY,


RE IOu in WANT OF x0NEYY-THE ADyER
a tser will purchase any quantity Of dry goods Watches
e s Ss 10
dress Herald Office appointing an interview, which
RHL1dAsspDSs' IN BRooKIYN:-TnE MONTAGUE
largest rooms in city devoted this fashion
superior anything 81 $ n aSfsSTSs
y This keep from to 5000 boxes Of their
a to p ss ys or nna prize
SS.'n PEfER So4 se
ERENcH MECHANICAL LAMPs.-JUsT RECEIVED,
~ % .S
''''' - '''N'N w Ii. pXRDoNvILLE AS Broadway
HogsnT9sIN's MAeNE5o ,, ,, 8, MACHINES
sruments self operating without acids liquids
public and Arranged according scion
1s
e.
L II
IL pany Qocated at Grass Valley California; organized
July 1852 10 in full tide Of successful operation; its
veins are opened being worked and highly prodnetive ts
The most satisfactory results prospects for
usually nattering NATURE There taken out previous
is steadily increasing with each successive report
Dividends payable quarterly in October January, April
and July st the office Of the company in Grass Valley and
at the agency office in New York.
shares and copies ofthe bylaws and charter to-
gethe further PARTICULARS may DO obtained upon aF
plication to
DANIEL ADEE, Agent 1o7 Fulton street New York
MOSQUITO BAR.-CARYELES PATENT MAGIC
wi portable elastic calssh and chain bar the best and
be put taken down and packed in trunk in two
sale Mt &. A. BOUOUINE'S, 335 Broadway.
DEFEATING WARE REPLATED EQUAL TO
III new at the lowest possible prices and warranted well
DONE sent to the plating factory 22 Centre street.
neAr Grand street. or to the office No. at John stree
Will be attended to.
CTRAWBERRIEs- STRAWBERRY BEDS PLANTED
y now will bear abundantly next spring. Plants now
ready in nearly hundred varieties the most complete col
lection in the co including and large and
late sorts recently received from Europe Descriptive priced
catalogues gratis Plants packed with great for any
part of the United States. Address NJ: WATSON Old
Colony Nurseries, Plymouth Mass Carriage paid to New
York.
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FINANCIAL.

5000 30 Lhsp es eo ss ASo Moa II
productive real estate In this city Brooklyn W.ms
burg Apply 70 A. Sergeant. IS Wsll street. Liberal
loans made to builders soon as the houses enclosed
NANANDAIGUA, AUG. H. lso3.-A DIVIDEND OF
~ two and half per cent will be paid to tho
Of the late Rochester and Syracuse Railroad Company
a.
final closing OF the transfer books the second July
receipt payment for stock
be about the 6rst November next shall pay
of our net p:ohss, say shout ~ per cent cent more
Rochester and Syracuse Railroad Co
Stock registered in New York bool will dividend
At tbe banking house Of DUNCAN. SHERMAN 4 co.
CAPITAL Sl0O 600, REQUIRED INSrANTER TO CAR.
~ ~ ont an arrangemsnt OF most enormous profit APP
ply e. once e L. 3 70 wsPus street. PHILADELPHIA, and
AEONEY.-CAsH ADVANCES MADE ON DRY GOODS,
Watches jewe,y mevohandiss and personal property zone
rally In sums to suit Apply to WOOD Fulton street.
second hoor., once hours from A. NJ to p. n. Two
pianos very cheap.
MONEY-MoNEY ADVANCED ON THE MOST
M pleasing terms in TO snis applicants on watched
plate jswelry pianos, silks. liquors Wines any other
description OF property at the Pacific Agency and Loan
once ia Grand street Of Broadway The strces
N. G. MoLouGHLIN.
~ psny.-Dvidenda- Directors Of this company
have this day declared semi dividend Of per
cent payable TO the shareholders after the 18th
0o BESJA%I i'se' PsNT ssA s
New York, August II. 1853
OFFICE OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY
venth nstalmsnt Of dollars each share Of The in
On ist day Of September next * order ethe Board
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMER LINE,
IN via Niearagua.-Thc Accessory Transit Company, OF
Nicaragua preprietors Through in advance Of the m.
crossing The double engine steamship STAR OF TIL
WEST 200 tons burthen VIII leave from pier No. North
river at o'clock p NJ precisely for San Juan del Norte
Saturday August 9th connecting with the new and
Nicaragua transit route having but twelve miles Of
land transportation These steamers in
their ventilation For information
passage, apply only to CHARLES MORGAN. Agent, No.
x Rav Uliu0G
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~ well known and favoIite fast clipper ship WILD
and having large will have immediate dos
patch The we'll earned reputation Of this splendid clipper
for speed tho fine condition OF delivering her
with her small capacity and early day of sailing
der her the most desirable
Offering shippers DESTROYS Of landing their In San
Francisco as the earliest possible day For balance of
Nall str
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REsoLUTIoNs PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO

;Pss .r
:sStins shsrsin mmsdiateiy after the word ssssion
Go sis
mining = NJ polls question e
q and for N.
bot depending upon .he result election
o$ sSm bis vote
% M nsn
nsr a. the poll. any Affecting the right per-
RESOLVED senate concur, That said amendment to
said section two be s the Legsature to DO chosen
to article thirteen b
Published for three months previous to the time Of such
M,S
'S'S' Assembly y 'is'i rSSyiev s.ss
Attest John 8. Nassv, Clerk.
going proposed to the Constitution Of state
& u is the r. The
AAs:sss IL II, NJ z Barnes vas Cas,a;
pared the preceding original resolutions on file in
a: do sses Oh: q ore
sNGiyen under my hand and seal OF ofoe At the city
Albany 'Ai Ans L shs q
ZUPkEAE COURT-IN TIE NATTER OF THE AP.
p pioston q the Mayor Aldermen, and Conmon:lsZ q
street. from The Third s1snus 70 the SnsS s7snus
made ana provided, ne mayor, Aldermen, snd Com
hey intend TO apply the Supreme Court the State
New at term Of the said court to be held ~
D. 1883 q the opening Of the court that day.
Of Commissioners Of Estimate and in the above
entitled matter; that the nature and extent Of the Inn
provement hereby intended, 10 the opening sf 1854
street. from Third .yenus to Eighth avenue the city
der snd by virtue Of act Of the Legislature Of people
Of the state Of New York entitled An act relative TO
touching the laying Of streets and ro.ds
he city Of New Yosi and for other parpose April
l07. ROBERT j. DILLON,
Counsel 10 the Cooperation.
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CUPREME COURT-IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI.
cation Of the Mayor Alder and Ccmmonaty of the
city Of New York relative TO the widening and
ing of whitehall street. in the city Of New York. tho
westerly aide Of said street between the Bowling
State street. make the street seventy feet in width
at those pontsThe Mayor, Aldermen, Commonay Of
the city of New York. hereby give notice. that they will ap
ply special term of the Supreme Court of the State
New York. the City Hall of the city Of New York
Saturday the 10th day of September A. d. 1853
opening Of the Court that day. thereafter
counsel be heard for the amendment and modification
Of the rule entered in the above matter the 10th
day Of December 1882 that the boundaries limits
the lands and premises required to be taken this
ing shall correspond with resolution Of the Common
Council adopted the 9th day of August, 1853
Whitehall street shall be Of the average width
@ feet throughout and shall include the premises
and described In said resolution follows wtBegin-
ming at point Bowling Green front, distant twenty
eight @ feet from the westerly of Bowling
and Whitehall street, running thence southerly to
point the northerly side of Bridge street, dis
tant seventeen feet from the westerly of
Bridge and Whitehall streets, from thence
9n the soushs,ly side Of Bridge street at point
feet southsrly to Pearl street. to point distant from
the northerly of Whtehn street. eight feet
from the southery side of Pearl street, from
distant from the westerly side Of Whitehall street.
feet to the of Whitehall and State stest
notice is further given, that at the time and place
Aforesaid motion will be made for the appointment Of
the present commissioners Of estimate and assessment in
the above entitled matter. ROBERT j. DILLON,
Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated New York, August s, 1858.
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CaL-Exchange London, Valparaiso and the princi.
Pei cities Of tho United States for sale in sum: to suit Col
State and proceeds RENTED. Refer and
the American Exchange Bank 4essrs Duncan Sherman
1 Co.. New York.
CECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COMRANY-AN IN
y stament of twenty per cent the stock of the
Second Avenue Railroad Company will be required be
paid Monday next August % the office the oompa-
ny, corner Of the Bowery and Wake streot.
n. T. MI LIGAN, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-18

HYCRPORATION NOTIcE-PROPOsALs WILL BE
received at the office OF the Commissioner Streets and
Tampa corner Of Chambers and Centre the h
Day Of August, 1854 at O'CLOCK p NJ after which time
ass Will b. received for pan.ns and glazing two thousand
es 70 80 the Of the Of
saa Cas- No l29 Mercer street. The estimates will b
opened Abe 2d day Of august 1853 Blank esmates can
% obtained 1t tho oce Of the Of Streets
HAEps, corner Of Chambers and Centre Streets
HENRY ARCULARIUS, JR
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
wv York August 10, 1853
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ToE LIysEPosrs-usIrsD STATES NAIL STEAM.
II ship AhCPiC. Capt. j. c. Luce. This rtesm shiv
viii Depart nth the United ssass mails 20. Europe pos
lively on saturday August 10 at ~ O'CLOCK M from her
berth she foot OF Canal STREET freight
having unequal'sd seconmodaons for elegance com
fsrt, apply TO EDWARD X. COLLINS A CO, 90 wal
street Passengers requested DO on board a.
"a. Tho steamship BALTIC will succeed tho Arctic ssl
sail September B. -
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LyOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OPPOSITION
line. Through tickets at reduced rates The new and
For the Pacific, and the YANKEE BLADE, 2250 tons
TO be finished with steamer chartered will for
the present comprise the line first GLASS steamship
will be dospasched for Aspinval Saturday, August
aid ard well known and fast sailing stsawshp Uncle
edaely the arrival of the from Panama to
San francisco The steamships forming this line first
GLASS in all respects staad No with the insurance
psnie have superior and are unsurpsas
Of the and the Of
the travelling public and Ia to be hoped that California
will find IL to their interest and pntoae
hs line securing Speed comfort and safety
good will be attached to each service
and medicine OF charge For freight passage apply
oaly to z. MILLS, Agent. 81 CORTLAND street.
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They All rst class New York built shps provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and venene
trade. The price of 800, without wines
liquors. Goods sent the subscribers will forwarded
any charges hut those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, 16i Pearl street.
CTEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK
- and Brem en.-Bremen Mail Line Tho sido wheel
steamer hANSA 2,2GO tons, and GERMANIA, 900 TONS
will sail as follows;-
BREMEN. YORK.
Germania. ...... August ]. September L.
Hansa .......... August 29. September 90
Passage from New York to Bremen
Firt cabin 800 Second cabin ........ $35
For freight or passage apply to
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0okPoRATIoR SoYCE.,PUBLIc NOTICE IS
u hereby gvea that petitions have presented tho
Of Aiasrp:s ios the ssnsrpesion Il III.
n.esdway to sewer Greenwich street, also, in Thirty
tth street. between Fifth sRd Madison Also N
allen street RON the sewer In Hester street TO point IN
rrcnt o. War5 school No. H also, in the Bowery IRON
aAa TO walker street; aleo In Thirty seventh street
nom Tenth avenue North river also In Centre
Gross street At Duane street 20 pcin se
northsiy from Ghambsrs street nave ss
khoysg named streets TO vita The ssS s
way from Twenty fifth street to rwsny SLID
hereto rssuestsd present the same IN writing 70
HE Contract Clerk 1t this ONCE on or before Augus
WA NICHOLAS DEAN, President
CTeton Aqueduct Department, Aug. 9. 1853
NORPORArIoN NoTIcE-PROPOsALs WILL BE
u received At the once Of the Commissioner Of Streets
and Tampa corner Chambers AID Centre streets until
ne Sth day OF August 1853 at o'clock NJ after which
tc more viii for furnishing the corporation
ne SAY Of New with Thousand gas lamp frames;
also emo thousand oil lamp francs Of tin according 70
rIse ct The office of the Of Lamps
No l29 Mercer street The estimates will be opened
skirsd the ocs Of tho Commissioner OF Streets and
EApYs, conner Of Chambers and Centre streets.
HENRY AROULARIUS, JR.,
View York, AuVuet TO- l9ha
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Also large Of misses and children
sacks &c lace mantas aud shawls barege scars Ladder
invited to call and examine them ut his
the New York Mantila md Cloak Emporium, 50 Canal
street. north side. three doors from Broadway.
CTRANGERs VISITING NEW YORK ARE EsPE
- cally invited to call and examine styles
silks laces embroiderics dress goods &o in which
Offering greater inducements than similar establish.
ment in the city A. KERR CO., 1877 Broadway, tire
doors below Ninth street.
ITO CLOAK AND MANrILLA CASH AND SHORT
time buyers-George Bfoaie, 81 Canal street. and CO
Lspenard street importer and manufacturer Of vevot
cloth, and elk cloaks and msnas, has open for
specton magnificent assortment of the above goods
received direct from the most celebrated Partisan houses
They of the latest and richest styles plain and
brodered ncludo two remarkably handsome coaks
which had been originally intended by leading Paris
house for the New York Crystal Palace but being slightly
behind time for thor other exhibit articles have boon
consigned TO G. b. their most extensive Connection Ia this
country Mr. Brodie would further invite the attention OF
buyers to his large STOCK Of goods Of his own well
Hn9wn manufacture expressly got for the fail trade
ana by the Southern and other buyers
WHO nave already visited him THE Rpcn 80 being quite
Hus! " Ws mest approved FTeRch saases,
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I,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
II States mail steamship HUMBOLDT. Lines, oomman
der will leave for Havre touching at Southampton to land
the mails ard on Saturday August 9Th at II
$780, second cabin S7O Luggage not wanted during the
voysge should be sent board the day before Ing
marked below No merchandise will be received board
after Thu, August y For freight passage apply TO
MORTIMER LIVINGSTO Agent. So Broad way.
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EDWARD K. COLLINS Co., No. So Wall street.
BROWN. sHlPLEY h co. Liverpool.
3. G. ROBERTS CO, Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNkOE CO., No. 70 Rue Notre Dame des
VICTORIES Paris; or
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The Of these ships will be gold
silver bullion spe lie, jewery precious stones METALS
unless bills Of lacing signed therefor and the value
thereof therein
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A UsTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, FOR PORT
"A Philip. Melbenrns and sydney. The new and masni
avodably detained will be despatched for ports
No s. N r. The steamshp WILDE at her ,ek ready for
inspection, the lat Of September and positively leave on
this ship TO steamer built,
and from her model and Of confidently
that The w e a mace iy dfs s rub lie
state that the numerous delays have been through
fault of theirs but ewing to the utter impossbity Of
time has been than the propreors Of the
foundry supposed would be required owing 20 the erraor
strncon mail bag will be made at the Office of the
company Letters must be prepaid For ire ght "a very
small amount only OF which Will be taken) passage,
J. HOWARD & SON, agents. "a Broadway.
A UsTRAIIA-BY THE PIONEER LINE.--TnE Bos-
IA ton new clipper ship LADY FRANKLIN can take the
now up for Australia. r. W. CAMERoN, Ii6 Wall st.
A UsTRALIA CLIPPER LINE.-THE A. l. ENTIRELY
"A new CLIPPER ship HELoisE Capt McKese, will sail
superior to any vessel up for Australia but
FIST cabin passengers taken and the number is limited TO
e5ty ApPy on beard a" pier u Eat river or 70 WIZ az
Pearl street.
DOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA,-UNITgD STATES
mil line The new and splendid steamship FLORIDA
~ 80 SAMUEL /. MiTcbiLi, . Breadvsy;,,
The Alabama, Gee X Schenck, on Wednesday August ~
roR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA.-sESi WEEKLY
North river saturday Aug 20 at clock r; NJ IRE
ei.ey For freght apply on board whore all bulls o. Ia
as T sroFFoF isd III RRsToy 'SS ssSi
81 r & f Ts SsT ~ asd Ssc ne
UNION. Gao. " A dame VII, sr9recd the "tricr and
.eNf q N(9pc'qnii A"s:4
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n at the lowest possible prices and warranted well
DONE Goods sent to the plating factory PIP Centre street.
Grand street the office, No. at l5 John
VI he attended
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NEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS ST.
IN Johnsbury, Burlington, Montreal and Ogdensburg
Viz Ney H.ysn sPr1sssd be1IoEs Falls R.sland Mont
Broadway and Canal street. and Twenty sixth street
and Fourth avenue: For freight spply to
FRANCIS HYDE General AGENT l52 South street.
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- Ocean House, and Ocean Port.-1he steamer
hmEs ~ n , ~ SAps f, iva hP.~ OK eave
Leaves New York August 18th p Nj 10th do; 18th.
do 18th. do 18TH de- 20th do. Leaves Ocean Port
August 18th, 10TH 61 do, 18th, do; 18th, do
18th, do; 10th, I do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-18

MADAME D THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER OF
lV the gypsy family will hold her Dol Prince
for short time only WI she be consulted
regardto the past and future Those who wish
know the that surround them likewise their
future prospects, should call early Ladies' IS cents; gem
tlemen, 80 oents.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail steameIs-The shps prsny this line are n,

These ships have been built by contract expressly for
servce has beer taken their
sruoon, as in their engines to strength and
and their for fer
elegance and comfort
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool ia first
cabin, $2O in second cabin So Exclusive CT extra
size stateroom, 500.
From LIVERPOOL to New York, $40 and 60
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berths secured until paid for.
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ASTROLOGY,

MRS. PREwsTER FROM PHIL ADELPHIA, TENDERS
Nl her services to the ladies and gentlemen
In sstrology love and law Matters interpreting DREAMY
&c. by books and science constantly relied Napoleon
and will tell the Of the lady gentleman hey WI
marry also the Of the vsters Residence Ne 10 YesS
Al.
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MOSQUITO BAR.-CARYELES PATENT MAGIC
most convenient in the world ample for double beds
be put taken down and packed in trunk in two
Minutes occupying only quarter foot space For
sale Mt e. A. BODUUINE'S, 335 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-18

ARE TOU IN WANT OF yONEY9-THE ADyER-
~ er will purchase Of dry goods watches
jewelry diamonds ready made clothiRg pianos
Furniture &c Parties wishing to sell will please ad
dress Horace. Herald Office appointing interview which
will be held sacred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-18

CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys
Craig, eommsIdsr viii leave New York for Glasgow
Saturday, Novcmbei at IL O'Clock room First cabin,
saloon state rooms 500 do. do midahp do $75 second
cabin $50; third class $0 included Apply
to J. McSYMUN, 80 Broadway.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey Railroad.-United States and Express
Lines through four hours leave Now York. foot Of Cor
landt street. and AM. and 430 and $50 A. Leave
Philadelphia at 130 AM, via Kensinpton, and AN,
and 40 and $50 PM from foot Of alnss street Fare
AZ PM from Philadelphia. Through tickets Sold and
passengers and through baggage carried for Baltimore
Washington Norfolk and Charleston in the and AM
and 40 and $50 trains and concessions certain with
behind time Passengers with baggage
the ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-05

ofwhom were girls, nearly grown, and two boys
somewhat younger. The captured father with
his children were next placed in wagon covered
with quilts, and carried to the Ohio river where
they were placed in skiff, and carrie dacross in
to Kentucky. The scoundreIs who Ind commit
ted the outrage concealed the children during Fri
day under guards, among some bushes, hut took
Hensley to the house of the man who drove the
wagon, about mile and half ftom Maysville.
That night the old mau and his children were car
risd to Maysvie, and confined in private Jail be-
longing to a man of the name of McMillen.
Rnmor of the outrage had by this time got out
among the neighbors of HeusIey, and telegraph
communication was sent to MaysyilIe, making in-
quiries after him, as he was manumitted slave Of
gentleman ofthat place. The fact of his conine-
ment being made known by McMillen, a number
of his Ohio friends went to Maysville carrying with
them evidence of his freedom, and the certificate
from the clerk of the Montgomery Co. court,show-
ing him to have been emaneipated in the year
eighteen hundred and thirty two, by the last will o
Joseph Hensley. The coIored man and his family
were Immediately set at liberty, and returned to
Ohio. In narrating the case, the Eagle says:
in the commission of the present outrageous
felony, the laws of Ohio and Kentucky were
struck down. Let the just punishment ofthe law
be metsd out to the offenders
This case, taken in conuexion with the recent
one of Watkins, and the alleged mysterious disap-
pearnnce of number of other colored persons, af
fords ground for believing that this infamous species
of felony must be carried on somewhat extensively
t is mite time that narties carving off free men
and free women should be taught by few years
meditation in the Penitentary, that the State OF
Ohio will not suffer even the humbIest of her in
habtants to be stolen with impunity.- Ohio Ga
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