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at her house. the Mayor thought the more pudsn,
course would be 10 send on IN order 10 haze the dec
non OF the Court OF Hastings the tensbtv of :h
argument offered by Mr.. August that the os.s p,o1o,
rs TO tito object of the negroes IN assembling The ,cun
stances under which they had gone there aud whether
or not they belonged hired by the woman caro
co. al OF which, conditions according 10 the term,
Q, ne ACT TO establish tho guilt OF the party the rcspou
sioity OF proof devoying On the Commonwealth
James llagap, charged with like offence VA, ssnt n,
for trial TO the Hastings Court the same Arguments b,
ing been raised as in the foregoing case.
LAEcESr.-John Lewis, u slave, wa, brou.h, nm NJ,
charge OF stsaling pair OF shoes fron the house Of
Peter En:c. Wv '''' VI
Mrs. Engle wife OF complainant. blind woman. ,ss,
ned that Lewis came into her house about e or oocL
on Monday last and inquired for something 20 ca. i've
eoud iner that this was snackhouse for negroes Che
eea ,t Lewis went into back where the shoes
were and aer Ills departure she searched for them bu,
nsy were gone She placed them msntei piece some
lew mnu'es before he came Ia Had no doubt bu, Lewis
VA inc person, Tor she distinctly recognized his voice
ne Was frequently In there before.
announcer witness testified to having fecn a psir of vo
shoes With this boy the cy eniy of Monday which
ne " onertng Tor SALE Could whether the shosa
gro. ~ Wv" ''e nv
ohecr Tyler stated that he was going toward. IN.
ore~Nrd ~nere Lewis At work he him .kulk
'"i I !, As nom consciousness Of guilt.
NutASeK-wm. Miller appeared ON a CHARGE of s,,-
ens o.sns"e water TO dow 10 his factory into Trns
hearts alley. Snne doubts having ARISEN n. p, ,hs $50,
source from which the proceeded ,hs c,s ~,
unaed until Saturday TO enable his Honor 10 m ,ko az o.
animation Of the place. VT eA'
Alter disposing OF two other case, ~ H.. ~,
racter, the Court ijourned. Wv
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HORRIBLE OCCUR8ENSz. ~. -, .,.i....J shocke
"d appalled, yesterday morning by Of th
'rcceedng night which its records OF human butcher
PRESENTS but lea parallels IL originated in scAs whc
JJk place about ten O'Clock in LJyalrs lane below H.
= house, between e. !. Churrhward, Young man abou
- years VI sse, and VIM. Seares, years older
mich the former horribly stabbed with bowie knit
re abdomen aud died ancst Instantly, from the eci,
4 his wound; and the latter received pistol bali
ne through the breast aud the other below the groin
on Ncn there j. bat little probability OF his recover,
\ CorOuers inquest held over the body of ChGrc
'a'd yesterday morning, whose verdict in accorianc
rth the evidence given in, which in substance tn
carries aud another person passing down the lane
nc uiae mentioned when the latter rudely
y ChurChward, who srined with revolver aud bow
sne aud threatened to shoot him. Upon hearing ia.
ureat Searlc to Churchwar and laying his hsnu
Cs shoulders eudelyore pacify him, but being
ted in his turn with threatening and abusive ;anguig
Tetosted, and Hnaiy they closed in and both fell
round but soon 50! up again and separated. Imined
ely after, however, Churchward presented a pistol
carries and fred three distinct charges in rapid succession
two Ofwhich toS effect before stated. Ills was e.
wed by scutje between the parties, IL which Scare
rm was seen rapidly moving 20 and fro, If ia the
siabbIIg. y moment after ths, ChlrchN ard fell
sGT,es walked of without assistance TO MessTs Webb
ruggisi store, where his wounds dressed By DR.
.iggns and Tunstal The ball which passed through Il
-eas: little below the shoulder blade, b.
in tho ting" r'insins. though the wound was pr
BED to the depth Of six inches
Iue aretciU,i yOu.u recklessly and criminal
rcs away his life belongs to arespcctabe family in III
-. for whom much sympathy is felt.-Nocfoik Ksral
T.!y 6.
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d,ys The sh Instant AFTER nne,, Of bu, tso
~, ApshsoS HARRIET, eldest Jane A. ami ~.
, assd years and months The tuners. vii tss.
p'se ns day evening 5o'claek hls IN h. r,snss
:. M-in and let streets The frisnds an
S are requested TO attend without further nvta ior
On the 9Th Of June. after illness OF eight .v, =. bi,
sgrd thirty avs The ceased possessed nat,raliv If
9"g ana vigorous intellect. had by dgsnt application
ana STUDY em,nenty qualified himself for the
reputation as practitioner Of Medicine Cour,rous ana
axnnei IN his manners he lined the esteem and admit
ration OF all who knew him. Possessed of nobl, ana
traits Of Character and seemed TO lack nothy h, ,t
Snrual religion to adorn and besudy that Character
conscious Of his approaching end he met his fate
win '"e most perfect eomposurc, and left his diving tes
g'on. mus ma: alen one of the useful and popu
lar citizen OF his native county. Leaving many .rofd
friends to mourn his early death ' NS'N'eN
IB Enquirer please copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

AohicriTuhAL EKPERIHrSr.--Mr. George Polner. an
experienced farmer Of this county informs US that ne b,
made successful experiment With Poland Rye By which
vast deal OF labor may he saved. Last year. while plo
Ing his corn for the a' time he sowed the land with
and tho crop which he has us, cut is Of very superior
quality This eTpedioni obviaes tho necessity Of prep,r.
ing the land expressly for tie rye a. the corn has to be
poWed at any rate, and s obvious wba, an amount Of
labor s thus saved During the fall he pssureI the ~.
close 70 the Eound, which fully worth the cos, Of the
ttvorably IN the sptnr nc voDlI have ploveJ 4, ~ "a
soWn oes One Of Nc Ps ucghbos who ued the q, n.ri
Spectator. ''''""'v"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

TEAs-THE NODE Ur AAG.AG D!Isa-A, AiSDs AND TIKI
.CLTERArIoS.-ln book Of travels, opened in LDId.
'-t year, bV Robert Fortune, who sent oy the q.
Mia company 10 China procure Tea plants and e,
nine AMI report the method OF culture Of the T.
ant ana the mode of manufacture, notice sever
,Aters Of considerable interest IL appears that the
ahrg= ilntty of Green Teas put up especially for u
'nited States. which esteemed especially because
er coor and in order IN suit the and the drusn
the market that the Tea leaves colored in proc,
manufacture with PrHSSian blue Mr. Fortune witness
process. IL appeIrs that the PFussiGn Blue is mix
h Gypsum IL quantity OF four Of the former three
latter and in the last process of dying roasting Il
Of tie Tel plant this mixture Is applied. The ham
the wo-kmeu when stirring the leaves diffuse q
fixture 60 make a uniform color, were quite blue" T.
cas- and the material sent Eogland anaized
eminent chemist In London, and rou the Teas Prussia
ue extracted. The Chinese, appear, never col
.eir Teas but they mix them, because they say For
ike Uniform and handsome colored Tea theme
every IL TO- OF Tea ahout Of cOloring matt
applied The Cete'tiGls ma! hold up their hands g,
O. as,onishmert At our tastes.
l. appears that Black Tea and Green Tea are made ofe
the plant, aud the difference in appearance
hese depead 80 Ear color is concerned upon manpu
only Although kind Of Tea IL generally ma,
district, this chiefly for convenience, and net
essty At Canton, Green and Black Teas made a. H.
dessGre Of the manufacturer from the Thea-bohea al
,ccnrdng TO the demand.
There s sent abroad large amount Of aduerated teas
nd Mr.. Fortune witnessed, At Calcutta the process
rAking spurious tea. Some Cinnamon who were enploy
for the purpose collected the leaves Of plant rv
nd common 10 the gtrde there, aud by proceeding
early the same way az they would have done with Il
saves Of the genuine tea plant The leaves
-oored and sted AMI assorted into hyson Young hyso
nperial and gunpowdcr. These spurou. leaves wer
Shen the process finished "so like the teas Of com
herce that nineteen persons out Of would Dey,
ave suspected them to be anything e!se.
These few extracts may teach the drnker the impo
Of particular investigation OF the character
he tea be purchaser and &C obtaining his tea from som
'esDonsble quartet large part Of the eas in marx,
are impure aud much drugg"d - Cise;s"nG GaI<lte
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

THE WHEAT HARvEsT.-Tne wuval harvest commence,
Northern ludisna, last week, and this week the fell
re filed with Graders and bnders The South Ben
Register says that the crop will be magnificent one 81
eedng before gathered in tia: county The
op Is coming on finely, but the very light. TT.
ields Of wheat stretching FOR miles, far the eve
reach and ready for tire harvest present OF gree
nenny and almost magnifcence. How strange and eI
rl- agant II must Eastern farmer 20 read abou
farms Of three and six thousand acres. One farmer n
Ia Porte, has nine hundred in corn and has cut
fleece worth $1,000. This isthc Prairie style Of inn.
Chisago Tribuhs Friday
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Fros rnl Rio GRAsOE.-'rne Brorn.,us Flag of the

FEoS THE Rio GEASDE.-rne Brorns,rs Flag of the
ZSd uu'no furnishes she following Paragraphs:
THE reciprocal good feeling which exists on both side
Of this frontier u particularly gratifying The nss -
the present exciting question of the Mesilla Valley al
though considered 10y all matter Of intense interest la
nos Us yet ~ the least disturbed the general harmon,
which has for soue time existed
The counsel for the parties (Caraysjd aud his associ
ates) under Indictment for tbs late bu-terig
have applied Tor change Of venue but the rules of tb
court not having been properly complied with the Jude
has given no decision. lt supposed however tt H.
honor VIII either grant change Or venue Or s-ue ri,
Of yene o. Jurors FROM other part Of the state to
try tho parties ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

Inc mo'quiIos are dong great Dusiuess iu New Orleans
The Delta Vi the 2gth ult. says:
We have never known the mosquitoes TO be half 40 .
we're as tney are a present.. Besuvs Our ordinary Creo
nosquito quite recently black intruder AID int.ro1
has been Ousyhg himself WITH cuticu!ar covering.
whom NC take occasion TO d.iUunre a. no les. ,7
pertinent than barOarous. lie is singulary iayage an
sanguiuafy III his nature, aud instead vi asking our ,.y
a. your polite Creole mosquito does at once e-tn
himself Oh any exposed portion Of the human Carcass anu
proceeds wlh the utmost sang Ioid to ut his stomach
and site biz llirst for DlOod.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

FRosE.-The BilLIlore Clipper learns tha, in Samme
ct county, Pa.;thvy Eid 4. cooling sp.illas week T
thermometer got down 81 degrees and iaey wc. visit,
with sharp iros: on SCad4y uioEung which, on it.
psr:ure, ef: Father wiieI sg marx upon the vege,a
kingdom PotI;oes, aud mary the more tender gard
plants, hal tie:r top, changed from their naive geen
a more darkSorue hue
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

FoR COSoREss.-1he following gentlemen have beer
named as candidates for the sixth Congressional district
Maryland, composed Of the counties Of Anne Arundel
Calvert, Charles, Montgomery Prince Georges St. Mary
aud Howard George Wells John w. \. Causn. Chari.,
x. stewart, George G. Morgan Johu D. Bowling Thops,
AL are good snd true whgs.-Apnapott Republican.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

0UTRIoE AND RoBBERY.-We learn from the Prupty.
town. Va, Gazette, that four aged sisters named Luzade
occupy small farm FOltorman living alone and DO.
ing their farming without the aid ofen Their house
wa broken INTO on he night Of the 18th by hroo run 'n'
two Of whom named Pick and Boyd have been arrested
Who choked and beat Them threatening them slso with
knife until they confessed where they kept thoir money
which, amounting 70 about go. they took and hed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

Lieut. Nsury Superintendent Of tho National Observs.
tory Is shout 10 90 Europe fo the purpose Of at
tending. a, Bfusscls convention OF meteorolori.s de
pu,cd by the several naval powers Of Europe 70 x upn
some uniform pa Of observation for testing Lieut. Msury
theory Of winds sud currents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

hAcErETL ~ THE BAY.-Capt Cobh ~ Hon $780,.
a msckerelare very plenty IN Boston hsrbor lbs, no
issterday the regular msckcrc fishermen cangbt saan,
u.y oates and the small boats from Hull each return
60 ~ evening lorJed. This morning tho boys we're
Catching quite iis from the wharf a. Hull The reno,t
oin tho fishermen The morning brought 10 Nv tho Ws,
lower W. that heJ had caught about fifteen barrel
been driven into the har5or by the bor.a
sr.' o. ws,eh have been seen in the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

From flock Of one hundred Spanish Nerino sheep Mr.
Luther spear of MISC, d1n WAYNE county, shesred five
hundred and st pounds Of clear washed WOOL From one
Noyeas old buck he procured fourteen pounds and one
ounce Of years growth and from one yearng nine
aud half pound Tho average price obaned for he lot
was cry i've c,nts per pound.-ALIany Journal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

The Cincinnati Commercial learns from reliable ,u,b
" thSt Gov Wood Of Ohio has accepted the appointment
OF Consul 70 Valparaiso. and resigned hs Goyernorhp
resignation 10 take effect the goth July He leave,
Cleveland On route FOR his station the iIth July
Lieut. Gov. he.l will, by virtue Of bis Office beeom,
Governor
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N The Republic states tha! whis victims Of ,h,
nds Eliminate slaughter Washington in most instance,
ue their fate With manly ortude aud betoOk telasev,
at onceio some other meAus of earning livelihood i1i
those dependent upon ihcm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

The receipts AZ te CustOu House Pnideiphia last
week amounted 20 hundred and hirtyu thousand
three hundred and eahtyeigh dosr and 6fy6 esnis
being he largest received IN sny one week for ton
years past
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

Is III the laws Ueor; ihs Nv~ myshrs Legs!,
tare 10 regulate the sale of liquor indefinitely POI
''ned previous to the adjournment Of :: body last 50
Iriay.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

"a 1t is said Samuel MelIry declines the mission
Chilli and wall take the editorial charge VI the Washugto
Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

10 The Washington Republic commenced a new 10.
hes on Wednesday las- II il reduced in size and price
and Is irdePenden in politics The typographical e1ee
ton Is very neat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

DEATH OF NfNuEEa--Rev. u =. Snyder, pastor Of tho
Second Baptist Church at New Yo,k died on Sunday
The Hsnry Elwel Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
died At forkville, $. C., on Saturday. the oath ult
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

RplHEisLE CASE oT Recommendation Rit,,r.
son OF A. Rtter youth ~ Is years old In IN 81
leptio g. fell from log into Elk river Nd nesrts ou h.
We vent directly 70 the bottom IN deep water whore no
renaned from rs TO 90 minutes before he brought up
lie, IN lev minutes recovered from regular &C. lie
had taken wa'er into the ungs.
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Cor.ngiyn aud ONO h..llro.d.

"a We are lid ;oted to the ooagug officers of ,b
Roanoke for late New York papers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

- IAe crops, Win .Ile vAesp..O.. wheat and ~.
nave been greatly injured in Kentucky and Indiana by t.,
Irnnphr
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Deaths 10 New YurE week IJ6, Of which 2sI wrro
ch ldren. BY cholera nfantun as consumption g. c,
terry IT, inflammation on the brain H. do lungs u.s. arss.
mus 10.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

There have been fyave deaths from eholsr. IN vii
ns ". NJ OUT Of le) persoas attacked On tbs ssh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

Hon. Pierre Soule, nsw,y appointed Minister 10
snain, arrived In New YORK, IN the Empire CITY, from
~. Orleans, on Sunday bght lie !. en- route Tor Ma
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

NV'Nes"" "uu UNIV h"ii1O@cs
The Board oi Public Works ha. ordered an additiona
survey TO be made oithe rod.e for this road
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ItIHffMt1ND WHIG.
FRTbAf MORNING, july 5, 1883.


L-, susness must b. sddrs'ss, to the "Sfsers e>
HlLs."
both sides Of the paper pubishsd
This standing, be all
u parted Obituary exceeding
are sharEc for a. advertisetents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

Three slsves the properly Of wn T. Winston, of Han
over, Va, were killed 81 HghtulDg on Friday Lass
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

SICK n had and ship board cleared hid. 80
sToE $40 bids wsr- sold yesterday and to-day steady pr
ee,. fsir 10 FULLY fair SSa9JIc. -
- 'N~-"1s
ftors'ale 30 bis ST. at IS So 100 At o. S. 100 a.
81 %, 2S5 ext-a oaio at IS, and I2O nns a o.
CosSStles 200 sacks, Of which
81 yelp~ ~ So, and ~, tic At CUc. "
GRAS SD stcks sold = pc
Nm,EEr-i61 h5is. Raw srii At 92kc
POAE retailing At SI5 70
lAED y, b0. Prime Cc aa1 go 10 zoo kez,
abiut IKE. " " Wv N'b' -
coIrEE safes 10 bags Rio 100 SIS aise 800 a,
Al. ut &C, and 100 skmrings at &C. -|SN' "
Fa'IoHTs ship AID 10 load for yerool A. Mo-
bile at -
F1cuaNors-yerv dull
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lIEn

..M.rr,agee-wh,t Is ir?'-Jfis, Lucy Sons.
wouldn't you like TO knowf"-BoSfoa post
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

~" The Leg stature Of New Hampshire has adop.
tel ,solutions approving the principles Of the Inau
grail anl avowing confidence in General Pierce. -
Tt. New York Herald which deep in the secrets Of
tic arty tells us that the resolutions as originally
pro lrcd not only approved the general policy Of the
1instradJn, disclosed in the Inaugural but also
fall endorsed all the appointments Of the President
Til lattir clause designed as a bit At Burke and
his associates and 10 Offset the resolutions censurng
the appointments passed by the State Convention
In, resolutions, in their original shape were passed
around among the members, and it was ascertsined,
tina trce.ourhs Of them refused TO endorse the ap-
poi mems The re 'ouons were therefore modified;
the 1T being omitted.
tho ssres Of resolutions was ono In favor Of the
ana xatiOn Of Cuba and Cansla, "as important for
our raecton AID 'ontial 10 the FREQ development
Of american commerce" What think you Of that
gsi onynH NJ Cu'l without Canada This il the
do; eofth' Brga liers inf lental friends at home
Go raj Scott was very ml n abused during the can
vas with rcspost TO Cana la-and now IL appears that
So elusition constitutes a prominent object In
Pc 9e's progrsmn, as nuhlishel bv his own State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

~ Th: Locofoco papers in the South do not ap.
nc u have heard Of the appointment of WM j.
B.sONN Il II Llama. Not one Of them has the news
They are all mite What can the matter be 2 Dc
II intend By their silence to signify that they ar,
OF rSAelmed with admiration at the extraordinary
tate and mics moral perceptions displayed by III,
Pr dent il N King this s9.eciionG Or are they
al ii 10 let the: readers know that the Pr,sde O.
IL United Sats "a, lsuitei the moral sense Of the
CO Elry by bes:o wing an important AMI confidential
ol5: upon man wac pledged himself 10 Free Soil.
erF lenied the pledge, an, by his own letter and the
les nony OF Gen. Bayly and Col. McMullen, was
CO. ycted Of iaiseHcod in the presence of the Hous,
OF representatives,, and who, 10 the strong language
Of Mr.. Sawyer, the present Collector at Norfolk,
al ds bt0re the teorM a coarieted and doomed man
- G"rSiny the contempt and s,ora Of epery honest
n.iAif'
What is the meaning Of their silence: Or if that
DC MT question to be as1el please tell us what
pa cular quality of Browns was it that more
o'2o tally CO nm.n led him to Gen. Pierce's favor
WI it his pledge to the Free Solers? Was il the
fal 1hood Of which he was convicted? Was il thu,
h. " as gibbeted by Gen. BIyly, Col. McMullen and
OF er Southern gentlemen, and was therefore, es-
pc y dstastefu to them? Or was 1t all three causes
COZ inedS An answerto these questions would rem
dei important aid to ohice-seekers. If Free Soism
DC t &C CONNIE ,dlbe quality, they could bring their
certificates TO bear that point If want Of truth
then documents could be shaped to suit that cont n.
geroy Ito be abhorrcd By the Virginia politicians,
that circumstance could be prominently set forth
It~uld save time and f-cilitatc operations at the
var Gus departments AMI By lyising those not pos
ses I'd Of the requisite qualification of the useless
mes Of applying would scnsibly diminish the num-
bsr &C offioe-seekers.
We suppose that Brown and Pierce arc birds Of q
fealer, aud that they sort together because they ad-
mil each others qualities. That's our solution of the
VIII lie matter. Bat we should ike to see Locoroco
exl llnation
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so The Noe Orleans PieoyEHs says TIA, the two sus
pc m stme te'sel reported 10 have sailed from the
NO hol the Ns's''ppi short time ago. turned out 10
e'iFo pleasure YACHT manned by parties on fishing
end guuniug expedition.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

MAYORS Coum, Thwsday, 7h Jaiy.-winam Vest,
bard case taken mp this morning In the street per-
fccty drunk, and marched the Court House to await
the decision Of his honor. lie was taking nap the
floor tie Mayor entered. He had with him bundle Of
clothes, taken Of wash tub belonging his sis
ter which he offered for sale in Brook avenue. lie
ordered 10 tho Jail.
0BTRvorfoss OF THs SrREEr.-Alvis Rlx was charged
With susringa pile Of paving TO remain a, the
trance Truehourts alley whore he engaged oxecu
ting paving contract for Dr.. Bolton. Il appearing that
tho obstruction Indispensable fora uns tho was
dsiai.sed by paying cosls
UELAwTcL ASSEMBLIES Catharine Gafiblldi was
charged with retailing spirits TO negroes Saturday night
last and having in her house eight negroes At time.
Constable Reod stated that about quarter past o'clock
Saturday night last, vhon passing her house he
tced eight negroes standing inside Believed they
drinking. lie passed that dms On returning agdn,
three negcesintJe Heard them call for liquor, and
nodcedthe laying down two cents for IT,
~ reply 10 Mr. Augns said no coul not wear whohsr
ardent 'Pirts built appeared hksit Bsisvcditw was
ard nj spiru
she wa. g ,c1 t5 for this offence.
In the Other cps ag,nm this Wonin, At the nsancs Of
Gle COMMONWEALTH. f psr'ssiDs an ualsTial asss~1ly
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e 'ecou7's fr'm Bahia that tho progress Of the
ye' Fever there -moagst the English vessels 10 port
We trbl AID come of them had been Ief With scarce.
Ham'non 6''rd Tas fsver W, slso "a ling on shore,
eait aa,io'sos Suppressed al affirmation on the sub
jeG.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08

NJ n Hanover C1uRty Curt June 2stb. 1851
u On the motion Of Francis Scott truse, for tb .
Eiwin HILL ordered that William o. winston one OF ire Gem
misionsrs on his Court, publish OF e ncs
pcr' published In the city Of Richmond, notice rsauirIny IN
the creditors Of said Edwin % to present their claims s 49,
70 the said missioner, b. dsy or
July newt when The said Commissioner will proceed 10 iaEc
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