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& ny y. c. MCGUIRE. Aucst0necr.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF PRINTING MATERIAL.-On wednes-
d.y May as.h a. y ocock shall sell =, me Conses-
Ing and Pennsylvania all his
and sosd stock VI printing material and office furniture,
viz: 49, .a4
Ags cylinder presses Tsyor' beds Az by 81. These
presses nearly and every particular
sinse cylinder pss.s Hoes PATENT bed 81 by W in perfect
osise
Washisesoa vsess, a6by
l 6mAih press, bed 46 hy 81
l standing press, bed "a by ~, nav
gasaary 10 horse with BOILERS chmnes and
6ans $3.50 pounds Small Plea
u 70 iyG5Q do do
y5o0 pounds BREWER 2,5o0 pounds Ensish
As ssaAss Agars quotations. suss rcsbbsrds in ample
qaaaitvs.
Is chasss, - stands, $50
vsys supsios iApossng ssoncs, sticks, rules
METAL and wood furniture, stover, desks shaftng
go strrsosype with bcks VI useful congressional
work
very sbs collection Of articles necessary
furnished printing once.
Terms 80 and under cash ESQ and under esoo sixty
ds $500, four months credit for satisfactorily endorsed
4 - 80 JAS. G. McGUIRE,
May3-eod Auctioneer.
WIN he added, several and cutting machines suitable
for bookbinders.
T-~Nf 1s JAS c. MeGUiRE
May al-d t##.- Aucuoneer.
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Proposals fur Improving tne Harbor OF rrovidssce
Rhode leland.

~s-~>~N A~A"AAss'
EsarSxrx DEr.K1xrsr,
Washington, May 10, 1853.
pRoPosALs will be received 4hs once until 18Th
asae s s II and .aS "a: s 1,ss s%
fo1 Iont t. the main one beo~ BY dredging chan
The rrquos derpend yad.
tsaI srcavn,sd which drv,red ino suitable .cows for
s q % n "n e.as an % 10 s
. navigation or p.v.,. Interests u. distance 70 which win
feet, giving creates, depth Of
generally in which The machinery will be required
The channel 70 be Indicated marked and the
be BY an officer The United States engineer
The amount of material be Is estimated At 900 cubic
this bring its cost within the limits othc app'opa
Payments VIII monthly Inc eigay per
per paid upon
lion u the work which TO be completed before the ds
The proposal, which be scaled endorsed,
Application be m.de Capt George
DauOn, corps Of engineers New Haven cosnesen sorrr
Brew Brig. Gen. and Col. Of Engineers.
TO be inserted in III, Ia,s's..ssr and asVys M..ne,on
York Norwich Connecticut, Pos lrovidsncs Rhode
,iss week for Two weeks and two papers Ii.
be uansm,sd the Engineer Department Washington
EOR CinLDREn.-we vey complete assor,lnent
OF obBdren'Ahosicy and gloves
80 % cotton and Lisls glove. for children
Win neat s1a patterns Of various styles goods fo
children nd misses
20 piece. styles checks asd spss suitable for
$ s sss,s .s s H
wear we think must give ssastscaon; nns v,nv
Avenue House, corner of TN street and Pa avenue
IL pieces sold color- and striped
100 30 ssIes. ds lans., f'osa iaA cents up
IS 90 90 .%s,o,s.,ss n%.%s.s ssty yp.ins p,Sss
Is psi,srns smbodersd bare, travelling
pattern, mou.slins dc lano, for street and usv
w % ~, and ssv e
Avenue House, corner Of 7sh street and Pa avsnue
~oss l.rsa and good. suitable
ms % sss ss".s hest make.
50 DO best bl.sehsd shee,'ns', all widths
aS 80 90 Rs%' ."a., ~ y price. ss
Is Do Ss.sses a table d.ma-s
. sssss. 90 sss brown obj. cloths, various size. n
IS siscs. .nfs,'ns linen, .l sr.dss and best m'st-
70 90 90 :s":,"s, :s-%s, s.nus1. ~ s'.'''
80 DO bali hose, All ..s. sod raa... .3., n
ns above E =: .s sss.g "s .s @
show goods as We s"'y ysssy sss s,' rns yERsy
Avenue House, corner Ct I'm 'Tee,snd Pa avenue,
rvsys ATLANTIC NnsIim2 Works Msnufactmre the
il a coMPOsITgs IRON RAILING" urrqused In bssuy,
and caston ties melted
,bc ods ana making either light and
graceful like 5.a. .tI.I a#f n
l7N 9tn- WINE RAILING,
- .,,,a al. n.s ,rcr Each beine thss made
sd Dsc, n rain moisture of thc aHo.
10 ss rpsng ofhe work B-ssS"s VIII ssent
70 any sddres- postage ffss ~ u.,.~. a.. Ia
c,e.sriss balconies, Ac. Ac,
ne o. pnss" s's-'-' GEORGE fOsTkk, Agent
'~ sae" fWN ps RseadSNy, New YHsk
j. Il. ss ..y q: s s;s &C.: s::
a. pis--AAs , fisssll 81 -
Il = OI1Aa ~ snA CerrssposAsnss - Chssse Sssnss
Fox edited by ne Rsh Memorable Lord John knsseh -
3 ...~s,. -
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TRusTEEs SALE or A VERY DESIRABLE FARM NEAR
WAsutNCTONOn Tucsday afternoon. May 81 at O'Clock,
he suction Of Ja~ q. MCGUIRE shall SELL by
deed q bearing March IL 1851 duly recorded LII
hss 81 No. ~, 6aos AVS 2i3, nj the land OF
Washington county, called BAddacks Hill,
as,sd on the turnpike Blsdenstux about u miles
Washaon,
snbstantial DWELLING and ali oubuiidings.
Terms onehird cash the residue In paymen
able March H. 1884, March H. 1885, secured by deed Of
THos. CARBERY, Trustee
JAS. o. MCGUIRE,
Apsa-eod ar Auctionse,.
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pErRIGERATORS-Tbc subscriber has Just received
III supply refrseaors,
Philadelphia and which received
diploma from Metropolitan s,echancs Institute o this city,
by eSsmined used this rege
min, 10 d~cidedIy 1t
that each article 10 entirely removed
facility ,s conacfon current Of cold air
Il in around each vessel and within each apart
men; whe simple ventauE connivsnce the complete pu
riy OF whole apparatus IL injured
For msnefsensrs' pces with the privilege Of being re-
"" " ' &. w. BoTELER
A,s7-,f Iron HALL
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BRILLIANT sCHE,IES.
ia h. dawn M Wilmington Ia hs month Of May 1855
GREGORY kMAURY, Managers
500 900
100 prizes ofSl,o 900
Lottery the benefit Of the
STATE OF DELAWARE,
Glass Il, for 1853.
Drawn a Wilmington, DELI Saturday, May 2s, 1879.
l2 drawn numbers offs.
scHgMK?
splendid capital off,. 5000 100 prizes 900
1 do 10000 100 do ............ 500
splendid prize of 20c0o lbu do 80
/ do lUo67 hc &c. &c.
Tickets $e0-haves SI0-quarteIs @5--eghths Sc SO.
Certificates packages OF 25 whole tickets, $3.50 90
do do 25half do lis 10
DO do 25 quarter do 81 50
Do do % eighth do 70 rs
Orders for tickets certificates OF packages
splendid lotteries will prompt aenti0n
OF each drawing will be Immediately
all who order from
Address r. j. BUCKEY, Agent,
Ap2l Wilmington Delaware,
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ANOTHER RARRIyAL--wehavs this day opened lot
"A Pnris manlas, received bv We would
the following Styles which new beautiful,
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ny y. g. McaUiAh;, Aucsioaser
Two NEAT Two-sroRY FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTION.
On huday 18th
on the premises shall ssI houses, siu
avenue Yo
rooms,
wood Sheds Ac attached, and very desirable for small
family.
Terms One third esh the residue and Twelve months,
with interest, saussc,o,ily secured.
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
May 2t-d Auctoneer.
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.,ESTEEmEn's MEAR.-Ju-t received very large and
Of blue black, green, brown ssn, Olive
and graz French cloths
PAN aud fancy Eoslish and French cassimeros
Many and fancy French dl'nes, some enufe'y
PsIn and figured SILK, cashmere, Marseillss
And verv r,c suitable to ms season
Together complete sorpy Of peek ns Rooss
Insn,) goves hosiery, 1e 70 "mcn We
respectfully invite attention OF gs"ienssm ~ ~
40 20~lw 1,at NNt 1NR r Hooe, nAo,, = So'
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-. MDyV ARD ~. CAN W1OHA Ets, feasA vsr9fAen,
s4sm Ne ps~tsssinn 70 1~ ciisses a Washnvsan
aiiAss. N aR1' s71 fT Ap0-A9
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AZ Isass, work, Ne. ess oSeaavay,
Nj tAh open Cor The rccomsodan<n p ns
euhe The Ard ht~d with Ill tho modern ~
cvsnsrts, an fssrsshsl superior Msnasr Ihs
bmssly o Wiesds nsssl. WPshneson D. C w - hmy ~
any former ehds sIso ali d tho travelling public VINO
nay fsvor him with oaii.
Nrw Yoax, May 17-amM
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n ON E-IAFE tsesnsa~yi bye. l.. Brace
II Life and wriungs of Alsevron Sidney
One OF Wedlock by Emily =. Caflrn - ,~.-.x..
Review of Spiritual dneiestationsv' ~ by Chas esecne
Vince of the Ancteat beorcws
BRIDGE African Cruiser. Edited ny Haw.2o'ne'
Al TAYLOR X M NUavB t
May IA Hooksspre, nesr oth a.
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Representative Men"

This capital article, in the September and
October numbers of the Southern Literary
Messenger, enlists the admiration of all who
read it. There has never appeared in the
Messenger anything of the kind superior to
it. We had no suspicion of the authors
name when we read it and can scarcely ex.
press our surprise when we learned that he
is one who has achieved the first laurels in
another and entirely different department of
literature. A Virginia gentleman, who, as a
statesman and scholar, has few peers in
this broad land, expresses the opinion that
the article on Representative Men," is the
finest specimen of historical writing which
he has ever seen in an American periodical.
This is compliment which might well re.
ward the exertions and stimulate the ambi
ton of any author.
We are not at liberty to mention the name
of this most vigorous and brilliant writer, but
we may say that he is as distinguished in the
rugged tournament of the law as in the flow.
cry fieids of literature, and that the profes.
sion in the Southwest has in him = star
which, II we are not much mistaken, win one
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Spirit of the Press.

Yesterdays Times contains an abstract of Secre.
t,rv t,utbries letter to Collector Bronson, intro
auced by the remark that If sit shall turn out to be
,rue that President Pierce has formally and off,
ciallv taken sides with the Barnburners, such a
step cannot fail most seriously to affect the future
of his administration, and of the Democratic par.
tyr Several smaller articles I'll the remainsg por
ton of the editorial columns
The WAig arraigns the New York Herald for pro-
nouncing the late Wing convention in New York an
Abolition Wing convention, and the Washington
Seatiaelior reiteration of the remark The Whig
thinks that to style this an Abolition convention
in which nothing is said of Abolition, is luctss
non tacendo which the editors of the Sentinel NAV
fairly appropriate as specially their own. 1t is
worse than theplay of Hamlet, with the part of
Hamlet 'left outby express request" The UAig
then proceeds to turn the tables upon its adverse.
ries, by charging them with FreeSoilisn, and pro
misses another chapter on the subject There is
another article in the same paper, on "The way to
get Office under Democratic administration, con-
GLIDING with the remark ITO be Secessionts. or
Freesoiler now is the way to get Office under De-
mocratic Administration, and that class of politi
clans are well aware of the fact"
The Enquirer has leader on the Wing troubles
in New York, going to show that the Wings "have
thorns among their roses, as well as the Demo-
Gratis" and introducing copious extracts from the
New York Express. There is also editorial on
''The supply of Guano," founded upon the late un-
pleasant incident at the Chincha Islands. The En-
quirer hopes that it may lead to negotiation which
will consummate some more jast and satisfactory
arrangement for the purchase and export of Peru
Wan Gdano.
The Mail has articles on the Tredegar Iron
Works the New York difficulty, and the submarine
telegraph between Europe and America In re-
gard to the letter of Mr. Guthrie to Collector Bron
son, the Mail admits that there may be some apo
logy for the act but says that at present it is decid
eddy ugly thing for the Administration, and will
doubtless stir up strong breeze in the South, as
well as among the adamantines of New York.
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BRoAD Rock RAcEs--At 4 o'clock to-day
and we think we may safely say thai the present
meeting bids fair to surpass any other that has taken
place for twelve years past The Messrs. Green who
are the proprietors, among the fastest friends of
the turf In Virginia, aud we feel no hesitation In
saying that they have gone far fnot excelled any
other gentlemen owning race horses, to revive the
sport, and place 1t where it should stand upon the
firmest and most enduring foundation. Neither time
money have been spared BY them TO increase an
that their Course should be sustained by liberal pat
ronage from the public
The first race, will be seen BY their advertise
ment under the head of anusements, Is sweepstake
for three years old eolts and feys two mile heats
800 entrance, for which three fast have been
nsmed-Capt. Becher's bay filley by Herald; James
Taey's chestnut illey By Herald; aud G. n. Green's
grey horse Granite. If the three start and the pre-
sumption now Is that they will do 80, beautiful race
and fast time may be expected.
On Wednesday the proprietor's purse of $3.50. two
mile heats will be for And after this fine set
of Harness for buggy, will be put up for saddle
horses only to make single dash of q mile.
On Thursday, the Jockey Club purse of $500 four
mile heats with inside stake of $3.50, will be coll
tended for by the renowned Red Eye, Lawson, and
probably the feet-footed Nina. These three. should
they come together, will make the most exciting race
every run over the Course
On Friday post stake S25o entrance, mile heats,
win be for, in which the fastest horses of the
this purse of $3.50 will be giveD for quarter horses
TO contend for.
If the above programme is not an indication that
the present week is TO be one in tue way OF
racing, then confess we have no idea what would
please the iende of fine horses and of rare sport
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rUHE CITY ENGINEER AND THE

Il NEW DOCK.-ls there not an officer in the
employment of the City known as the City Engineer!
If there is, as there is beg to be informed
what is his function Is it not similar to that of eve
~ other Civil Engineer, to wit: TO make examina-
tons for the purpose of ascertaining whether pro-
posed public werk is practicable and If practicable,
what i will cost and TO furnish the proper estimates
Was this function performed by him in respect to the
proposed new Dock James Rivera Before the
Common Council determined to condemn the River
shore and bed from Mayo's Bridge to Rockets, and
on the subject, will half million Of dollars and
| believe more, did they call upon their Engineer to
examine the proposed work aud report upon prac
tcabity and cost If they did, where is his re portl
We the people wish TO it, and ask Mr. Dispatch,
that you will get it published for Us l have heard
one of the Oldest best informed and patriotic of
our townsmen say, that the proposed work is us-
practicable, aud fit practicable its construc
tion would be ruinous Richmond, as all the deep
aater, if any, would then be found the Manchester
side Of the Rtrer.
Mr.. Dispatch, can you dispatch this matter for US
and get the information desired by
ocIl-1t* THE PEOPLE
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Railroads In Ohio.

Two powerful rival railroad interests are
now making Ohio their field Of contention.
The Cincinnati correspondent of the New
York Journal of Commerce says that there
are now building about half a dozen impor.
tant lines Of railway, extending East and
West, and all of a general system designed
to strengthen the main lines on the South
shore side of Lake Erie, or in Northern Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, and Pennsylvania, in which
New York and Boston capital is embarked in
opposition TO the Canada and the Southern
routes. The following may be enumerated
LIST, the Toledo, Wabash, and ST. Louis haii'
road, length about lat miles, to connect at
Fort Wayne with the Chicago Rallroad' ~o'
a road from Fort Wayne to cincinnati
length about 100 miles, and now under con
tract; Sd, one from Toledo to oihcilia'i'
the Dayton and Michigan kaiiroau' iehe'h
about a4o miles: 4th, one from Fremont 10
Fort Wayne, 1O7 miles; 5ti' one irohi rof'
yovro - Cleveland, via Crestline, the point
nc intersection with the Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati Road 9th, the Junction Road,
from Cleveland, via Sandusky City and Maui
NEE CITY to Chicago, and to connect with
n. Northern Indiana about 80 miles from
Noumee Most of these roads are contract
ed to be completed in 1855, and the rolling
stock to be upon them.
Virginia should not disdain to take a les
son in energy and progress from the young
State upon her borders. 1t viii not do to
proceed with faltering step in our own
works of public Improvement. Not to ad-
vance, and advance rapidly, is to fall irreco-
verably behind.
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Fatal AocIprsr.-Yesterday morning

FATAL esterday morning,
about o'clock, young named Francis Harvey
aged 10 years. in the employ of Messrs Stearns and
to his death by accident to the machinery with
which he a. work Harvey was attempting 70
put in gear ready for work, the machinery appiied
for pumping into the distilery, when his head
came in contact with lever, which struck him upon
the head just above the ear, killing him INSTANTLY
We do not know that an inquest was held upon the
body, but presume there was, by of the county
magistrates. The deceased is said to have been an
active, intelligent young man, aud highly respected
by those who labored with him. His funeral will take
place to-day.
P. S.-Since the above was in type, we have learn
ed that an inquest was held by Justice r. A. Mayo,
of Henrco, assisted by Constable Lewellen, and The
jury rendered verdict in accordance with the facts
stated.
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y-To-night, Odd Fellows Hall will be the ''The-
atre of Enchantment" of no ordinary character,
the Fakr of silva received per steamer jamestown,
yesterday. his immense Cabinet of chenica Scien
tito and Necronantic Paraphernalia, said to be the
is certain il he exceeds with apparatus what he has
already done without assistance, shall conclude
him Cousin Germlan' TO the venerable Nicholas
The Ethiopian Brothers will also appear. Go and
see them 1t
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RICHMOND MARKETs-OcT. 10.

: CORRECTED DAILY.
Nothing OF importance transpired in our market
to-day. But few sales of four all waiting the
er'snews
FLOUR-Sales made on the Basin at $62, but hold
ers demand 81 from she'd But little doing and the
receipts sma ].
WHEAT-The market continues active at last
weeks prices, Sl.S5dSl.5e, as to quality.
CORN-750 $50 cents.
GUANO-S57k 0S $50.
TOBACCO-Nothing to note in this market to-day
Prices range rs last week
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DOR RENT.-Two very desirable and

TOR RENT.-Two very desirable and
II pleasantly located HOUSES in rear of my brick
yard. One of the houses contains seven or eight
rooms large and airy, and well adapted for Board
ing House. For further particulars enquire of the
subscriber, who may be found between the hours of
and O'Clock, A. NJ, every morning, at the yard,
of Mr.. j. A. Blunt, who be at the same
place, at any hour during the day.
Possession OF one of the houses be obtained
inmediately-and of the other the lst day of No.
yember, 1883. JNO d. QUARLES.
oc ll-2wF
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The GERMAN TURNER'S SocIErY, prec,

ded by the Comet Band paraded through the
yesterday, dressed in white suit Kossuth hats and
ance. This companyis composed entirely of Souug,
active men, its object being to improve both the men
tai end physical faculties Yesterday they pre-
their esdent, whe addressed them in few appro-
pirate remarks. Last night the German Benevolent
Society gave ball at Lafayette Hail. which was nu-
merouslY attended.
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No DowNY BED.-Intemperance, alone,
supplies the police with business. Not day and
night passes that some poor inebriate falls into the
hands of the law and the consequence is, that our
jail continues crowded with the remains OF those who
were once Industrious honest, correct men, but who
dation by the of that destroying monster, alcohol
which eventually biteth serpent and stngeth as
an adder. As proof of this, William Camp, who at
one time doing prosperous business in this city,
arragned before the Mayor yesterday, and COM
United TO Jail as common drunkard, in default of
bail for his good behavior he having been taken from
the sidewalk TO the cage the day before while in d
state of beastly ntoxieation.
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FoRGERY.-A negro fellow, named Allen,

T 0RGERY.-A negro ItIIOW, HdHItU AIItH,
ton, by the direction of the Mayor for writing pass
for himself stroll the city, which he forged
the name of one of his overseers. Allen has been
carving on this game for time, and when cap
tured by the watch, equipped with bottle OF
ink and three four pens, doubt prepared to sup
ply passes by the wholesale to all ne roes who
might make application to him to perform such IN
yalusble services.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-11

The HusTIsGs CoURT commenced its
October term yesterday and spent the entire session
in civil business
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MARRTED

On the morning of the 4th instant. at the Monu-
mental Church. by the Rev. George Woodbridge, Mr..
EDWARD +, DUDLEY, to Miss MARY ELIZA.
BETH BRANCH, all of this city.
At the time, and by the Rev. T. I. Castleman,
Mr.. SAMUEL NJ. BAILEY, to Miss MARY w.
BEERS, al of this city.
E3~ Staunton papers please copy.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.-The funeral of
HARVEY will take place this evening, at
O'Clock from the residence of Patrick Fairon, ct
Rockets. The friends aud acquaintances are re-
quested to attend without further notice.
DC ll-itk
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All OvrR-The slave. named Henry,

aIL OFLK.-- I NC hIdFt, IaILItu IHOLIt
whose examination postponed from Saturday
last, for witness, -arraigned yesterday and
disposed of There YVES no evidence that he torciby
entered Oscar Wingfield's kitchen, and stole from
Polly a servant woman, $3.50; but the proof was
conclusive that he cut Dick the hand with knife,
and boxed PolIys Jaws soundly, in her masters kch-
H. and for this lie ordered to be striped to the
extent of the law,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-11

CosTKUED.-Sylyestus Jones, free fell
low arrested for want of register LAST Sunday night
will be examined and disposed of this morning.
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HANDED OyER-Dopiel one of levi.

HIPS teamsters, was ordered twenty lashes by the
Mayor, for trottng his mules in the street afer be.
ing warned Of the Improperly, by officer Irving
he line OF s. against Mr. Hin was dismissed he hay-
lug delivered the offender into the hands of the POI
lice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-11

SrEApY.-A fine of 81 and costs was im-
posed John A. Foster for the rapid driving of
of his teams along water street.