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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09
THE DAILY DISPATCH,
THE YIR0INIA SPRINGS.

Persons leaving homo tor the Virgins
Springs end other Summer retreats, can have
the Daily Dispatch mailed to them for any
length Of time they may want It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

RuN OFF.-Lucinde Gregory, an inmate
of the poor house, was committed to the cage for
wandering about the streets last Monday night
She was brought before the Mayor, yesterday, and
by bis order sent back to her old haunts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

STEAL1NG.-Lewis, slave to Messrs.
Dickinson & Co, was brought before the Mayor,
yesterday charged with stealing lot of sugar and
oil After hearing the statement of the Waterman
who arrested him. the court ordered the accused to
be properly dealt with.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

HANDSOME LoTs.-A number of beautiful
buildings lots, near Asbury Chapel on Union Hill
are to be sold at auction. The sneighbcrhood il q
desirable one for private residence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

HENRIoo COUNTY CouRT.-Ihis Court
spent the greater portion of s session. yesterday,
10 trying peusons for selling aydent spirits contrary
TO law Owing to the indispostion of Mr. Young,
the Commonwealth's Attorney. the trial of Mr. Bur.
tons negro for incandiarisn, was postponed until
tomorrow. AsE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

LOCKED Ur.-Robert Slaves, free boy,
was sent to the "lock up" for want of register Of
his freedom
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

+ Nor SETTLED.-The summons against
Alexander Brooks for permitting nuisance on one
Of HE vacant lots, was examined yesterday, and
then continued In order to give Nj. B. an oppor.
should not BE- permitted in amy portion of the city
during the summer months
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

No REGIsrER. Smith, a free negro
from Goochland, was arrested and committed to
prison tor being in the city without register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

TURTLE Soup.-Mr Henry, at the "Adel
phi" on Governor street, intends feasting his
friends on the pure soup of green turtle at II o.
clock to-day. Something fine may be expected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

The YOUNG GUARD had dress parade
last Monday afternoon, and partook Of refresh
rnen.s kindly rendered them by mine host. J. MIL
ERGeRs SMITH of the American Hotel, whose
popularity as tavern keeper is universal with
those who know him. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

"The convusions in Europe" can hardly equal the
convnlsve throes and agonies of those suffering from
the slow torture Of Scrofuls Ulcers Old Sores and
all diseases of the BLOOD But remedy 10 at hand;
Carriers SPANISH MIXTURE 10 winning for itself an
enviabie reputation as cure for these foul diseases
known. Take 1t in time; don't put it of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

TIE BOARD OF MANAGERS of the MechaD.
;, Institute win hold their FIRST meeting this even.
ing at Odd Fellows Hall. All the members are ex.
pected to be present as business OF importance VIII
he acted upon sst8St "a Es-fsfa fs fss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

the world. he L he vilsst and meet MI.
chisvous of traitors, for he l. trsikor to
humanity, as well 10 to the allegiales he
owes his native land. Let the people Of
the North beware how they lend them.
selves to the why schemes Of an enemy, the
success Of whose arti6ces would ruin the com
mercial interests 81 The North. and cheat Il
on. Of al the blessings won by the blood
which was shed in the Revolution. They
know. or ought to know. the value Of the
Union. e1sae
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

DIsMIssED.-Ihos. Griffin, free man OF
color charged with using insulting and abusive
Language TO Mr.. Nathaniel w. Thompson, on Wed.
nesday sst was again before the Mayor yesterday,
and discharged, owing to the conflict In the evi
dence for the Commonw wealth and defence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

MAsoHEsrER-We learn that there Is .
-,I,d Heal of sickness ia Manchester, and that tn
of some deaths of heads OF families,
there is some suffering and want which requires
s,ronnt relief. il is suggested that the Trustees
rshould Get and take measures proper for the oc-
<,ooi 10 Il s-f @zsF4B
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

Prorrcrior BUmDlNs FuED ComrAEr.--
The next regular meeting will be held at the room
over ButteF1 Bockstore, Kent Square, on tho even
ius Of August 10th, ct O'clock
The regular instaIment will be due Auguh 10th,
which the Secretary will receive through the day.
49, WIN. a. 8UTTERS. 6ee'y,.
s-Stif 15. Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

UrLAwFUL AssEMBLy.-John Hsasn wa,
fned - and costs for permitting an uuIs vfni i
semhy OF ten negroes In his grocery on l7th a., 49,
iast Saturday night. Waschman Reid ststed ~ =
house at one tme and captured and essed seys -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

The WEATHER, yesterday, was cool
clear and bracing The sudden change, we fear,
may not prove very advantageous to the sick, and
plants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

NEGRo MAN JrJURED,-Iast Monday sf-
ternoon negro man. employed It Mr.. McCioys
Canal about three miles west VI this city had one
OF his legs crushed and broken by the isilinr of
largo Stone, which caught him Medical aid ~
speedily procured, and the injured fellow seemed
to be doing well Yesterday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

CosTIFUED Tho summons against Mr..
manure 10 his stable yard on 9Th street. was heard
and continued until 10 day. Mr. n. has had the
nuisance absted. and the Summons win therefore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09
BALLOON ASCENSION.

The preparations for the Balloon ascension
are going forward with vigor, and the affair
VIII no doubt greatly exceed the former as.
cension at Slash Cottage, in the number ~
persons present and the spirit and gaiety 81
the occasion. Professor ELLIOT has been
here for some days experimenting the ar
engagements, and Mr.. j. T. FoRD will arri,
this morning to put everything in complete
order. There is every reason to anticipate
that there viii be tomorrow at the Slash Cot.
tage one Of the largest assemblies that ever
met in old Hanover. Music and the Dance
win enliven the occasion, and we have no
doubt there win be "a fine time of it,
1t is probable that additional interest will
be given to the occasion by the appearance
Of q gentleman to make his first fight to the
clouds. Professor ELLIOT has. consented 70
yield his place to DIR. j. T. HARaRoyr. a.
this city, should he continue DESTROYS =. hs
Is now. of making the trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

MRS SrowE--Mrs. Stowe has had anothse
eau made upon her by the free blacks of he,
ne'ghborhood, for the money she collected i
Great Britain She replied to her inquisitive
eoiored associates that the money was placed
IN her hands, to be used at her discretion =
That = the only satisfaction they obtained
buf they may rely upon It, she win use that
money disereely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
DIED..

ARTHUR-Op Sunday, Nov 10, amer lingering iIines.
Isc Crane aged ID gears son OF Richard T. snd befns AT
thur
The friends and acqusn,snees Of the family repeatedly
invited 20 attend funeral a. tbs Congregational Church.
south Ninthst williamsbursh this day n2P, M ~,
FIsH-Ol Saturday Nov is. suddenly Landon Dow fshs
sssd 10 Years son Of Francis @. Fish, Of Broohlyn
The funeral will take place Monday Nov 20 O'clock
from ST Anus Church arlington s Brooklyn The rsie
and friends Of the family and the Sunday schoo" OF -
Arms Church invited 10 attend
HtJRD~Ih Rochester on Wednesday, Nov ct the resi-
de1ee of bis law Col George Brown, OF typhoid
ves George T. HuTd eldest OF the late Dr. Cuus %
Hurd ssed 4s years . . a., NJ.
HYDE-In caskil on Sunday, Nov. "a, Mr. Nielsen HYDE
sfed ~ 1900 -,
KFNDRICR-Athk residence In Bristol, III; on susdsYs
Nov g. the Rev William r. kendek, 10 the soth year Of ~
9th year Of her -
TIE relatives snd friend. Of tho family also those o. re
sons stephen and Abel Wheaton are Respectfully invited
attend her funeral from the residence Of her daashtst -
Sherwood No III First Tuesday Nov u a. oeioek
M without further notice Her remains wiz be taken ~
Greenwood.
WsEELr Report OF DEATHS IN the CITY AND COUNTY ~
EIw.YORk from Nor. II, % kor. 10, 1884
kEs 73-WosEs. 65-Bors, los-ofsLs. ipS'''Ioes ooSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

about Martin KOszfA- than would have been crei.ed
by al equal dagger 70 fity native Aneric4ns 10 4
foreign oounfry. KOssu'h Nes a. one tine 10 th-r
esiiuson an object az much greater interest And ST.
uuaiion than any American VINO has lived since tue
day Of Washington. Gentlemen ! Am for devotion
10 American citizens sBd American Interests an
for American in preference 70 rel labor ner
mechanic. American msOgfsctures American nsviga-
tor American cornerce, and above all American
agriculture an for American bresd.uff. aui a.
American market for them an for the sOuatry as
It stands in pref n oil other countries and have
10 cesire 20 Win the foreign vote By sbect faery
professions Of greater regard TOR foreigners than )-
these born IL ny Own-uy native land
M fellov-ci'izeDs am. e. ali Of you who kno
NE well uIdertADo, 10 candidate for any Office post
sta'ieu which parties or party men could ever be-
gledly reign and suppose shall even resign taa
seat nov bolo before the eIDrati Of the long term
which is before me, But am not uDgr ttsfal to my
friends for the horrors they have conferred upon me-
and well know sDd can never forget the men who
bestowed them. There Il no sacrifice which al hon
orable could make to s1s; III them ~hch am
not at eli times ready TO incur. To the Wings and
the Wing party no man more devotsaly attached.
During the lsst session OF Congress the northern
Wbigs-inc udIng all OF them Except kr. Foot, OF
Vermont. deserted u on the Reciprocity Treaty.
They ell voted against protection 20 every article our
farmers could raise and admitted the produce IT all
British North America duty free. This treaty was
clearly unconstitutional without an set OF Congress
Of the House Of Representative. BY its own
terms, therefore, act 10 carry it into effect
required TO be passed by Congress. The requisite
act was psssed by the House of Representatives
well a. the Senate, and the Northern vote. which
formerly always given for protecting duties man
ufscuTes then ss freely given to repeal the mod
crate projecting duty Of ony 90 per cent grain and
bresdttuffs wool sheep, &c.-in short, everything
Delaware farmer can produce. What Kind OF Wig
principle Wa there in that vote The same vote
given to the Home s'esd and Graduation bills. whose
tendency 10 depOpuate the old States and give away
the public domain 10 foreigners without regard 70
character abroad or at home. The same vote was
given to authorize aliens TO vote Ia the territories.
CDcer these circumstance, | say, unhestauDgly,
that prefer party association with men other thaa
those, and that would not be dragged on in their
company by the name OF Wing or any other name.
They abandoned the principles Of my past publ, life,
and now il | can ind other men ready to sustain
American principles, would prefer to stand outside
Of any party organic alton whatever
do not expect the new party to agree with me IN
everything. / do not expect il to be either Wing
or Democratic party. But Am 10 act with II at
all it mus. stand by the principles to which have
referred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
WZLLLAMSB URGH ITEMS

STREET PREAcHrSo.-1here was street preaching
yesterday afternoon the vacant lot at the of
Second and North Fifthsts., at which quite large
number of persons assembled, owing, probably, to
the recent excitement in consequence Of the election
riot that occurred in that vicinity. Mr.. Wager, the
German street preacher, e1pounded his peculiar doc
trnes in his mother tongue. The audience locked
in quiet, understanding, perhaps, about much a.
they would from the motions of deaf aud dumb per-
son. The Mayor fearing serious results from gath
eing in this quarter, induced Mr. wager to leave, and
the asst mblage soon after dispersed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
F.&H. GoodsDox at. Hsuy Carpe
rs CIRCUIT coURr-ssfsr. Jude HrLsox.

PupAu.a oef TO- a. ne SUI, OF Dcpfte ScileI.
M s. alleges that be IL the pstentee Of an improve
men, "a aches for oerdnz and teseensns lined planes
.hst 4 gf made agreement Stn tas Company ~
hh theT were pay him sEry 81 50 cr rear. AID
10 ave bin oc hsres Ct their stock for ~ privilege Of usng
I'D achinery said be paid when the h4i
sysrere ra3e u ~ feet = the e anf c7gysssrss ol 300
FEET radius uraE ssld rsiiroGd.
sc 10 fBruhed three locomotives for the Of the Com
u.ry at 80 each and they would asye succeeded in effect
xhat beea agreed BAT the Company stsxed tbs
plan OF the road By ~heh hz mashaery required
ne locomotive. paid for bat be s he eonsed sor
n n for Ecb less than thsy really vosth sst
ross; and that By this and other shh
b. etsc and ,o By being prevented fr9m uafns
a.vustsEs0o elsewhere he hs suzlaef series
los ard br suit % recover damages; amount iss &c 9e
The prcrs ceterse tina. tie scnpsny psid for sasJ
arr that by nc. bound 70 make the rsd -
the setEsEJ IN question. The icing tined ssT
Jury To Be n9ea this forenoon For piarnS ns~
Cutting o~ea ard eetns; for defendant, MesEs ssn3s
Porter geTr.sGn AID d. Lord
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

MApExoIsKLLE RAcHELs LIST OF PLAYS "A
femenine correspondent asks us in order that she may
read them up, TO give her list if We eau, OF the
pieces which Madlle RACHEL will appear ia next
September at the Metropolitan Thester. The request
is well-timed, as it quite important for the under
standing OF the coming French dramatic performance
that our ordinarily good readers Of French should
study the pieces beforehand Accordingly, we present
complete list Of all the plays in which Mad lie Rachel
will act, with the names Of the authors. They are all
in five acts.
CLASSIC TRAGEDIES: POly by Corneille;
Horace, 3D.; Phtdre, by Racine; AsdromG7ue. a.
BqjGsa, i'd; CiaHa, Corneine; and tAe dragon Of
the same writer.
MODERN TRAGEDIES: Marie Stuart, by Lebruui
Jean d Arc, by Sonnet; Virginie, Latour de 81.
Ybarr.
NEw DRAMAS: AdrieHhe Lec0urrer, by NJ M. Sou
lie ct Legouye; angelo, tyrGE de Padoue Victor
Hugo; Lady Tartgfs, Madame de Girardin; CatAe-
yine Hat present in rehearsal al Paris, Scribe d.
ana, Angler; TGHereGe, vo!tsire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
MARINE COURr-Befoss judge MCCARTHY
LLEGED NUISANCE IRON FAr-BoiLISG ESTABLISH


JASPER y Crop.cy SIT Cornelius Murphy.
Plaintiff osns house in Foty-fourth-st., between
Ninth sna Tenth Defendant hss fat boiling ESTABLISH
s6enrg IL slleged that the od0r from the esasn-
= offensive. and injurious 20 hezththe smell beng Ike
that Of the burning boiling Of pud Attn Consequence OF
hch the Of pAuh moved out he aud he hes
Lost since def ndant e'mmeneed boiling (which done IN
iron kette $500 to The amount OF which
this suit has been brought
On the part OF plaintiff Il shown By the testimony Of
Mr. Downing City Inspector, Aid. Orake, Twenty. second
Ward Mr. Whitehead teacher tepant and others that ms
from the establishment and unheshhy ana
that tenants moved out In consequence.
On the other hspd denied that the establishment YES
unhealthy tibet purd used witness for do
stated that when tbs wind blew from the estsoish-
inert house he observed the usu. smell OF soap
boiling esAb hen The ke hut that he hal known a. bed
a smell from factory when he lived in Eizsbeth-st
Mr. Dobery summed mp for defendant eontepdus that tho
evidence showed plaintiff to have lost anything for u one
another moved In &C. He also osstsd that
II suit should be brought behalf OF the pub
he that individual coud not bring one of bis owa pe
cuniary benefit :.
Mr. Jsmes dley counsel for plaintiff replied conts ndns
that ABSOLUTE bad been shown By plaintiff and that tho
suit WI properly brousht- 49,
Jndse Nee srtky bis decision stated that anything which
pr.ndeal public comfort and sfects health nss-
sncehs individual II he injury 20 his health %
thereby maintain suit and also that suit or
nu.ance can he brought on behalf Of the public.
The Court considers the plaintiff to hsye proved by the 70
nov. Of the offensive air from ths
estabhmen loss of s0 and Judgment must therefore bs
rendered Tor him 10 that amount. with costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
FIRES.
FIRE IN BROADWAY.

About clock Saturday afternoon fire broke ont
in the rear cellar Of DR.. Samuel s. Fitchs premises
No. fla Broadway. II appears that young woman,
employed in the establishment went TO the cellar to
draw some alcohol from barrel and in 30 doing she
accidentally set The liquid on fire with candle that
she held in one hand. She Immediately RAJ ou' Of
the cellar and gave the alarm Several fire companies
were soon on the ground and exinguished the flames
before the premises had sustained any material dam
eye The loss which Is but slight is covered b. in.
suTdDce.
TIE FIRE AT NO. 573 BROADWAY.
Mtssrs Madden g. Stuart, occupants OF the store
No. $40 Broadway, in the cellar Of which fire &C.
CURED on Friday light insured for 81 500 in the
following Insurance Companies: Pacific, -, 500;
st. Marks. $4,000 Aston, 81 900. knlckeroocker,
$4,000, and New-York City, $1,000. The loss will
NOT he heayy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
CITY ITEMS.

The City Inspector reports but $50 deaths in this
City last week, the miest number since March.
OF these, 204 were under TO- IS died from consunp-
ton, of cholera, 90 of convulsohs Of bronchitis,
II Of Inflammation OF the lungs Of disrrhea, 10 Of
dysentery Of congestion of the brau IA of scarlet
fever 10 of narlsmus and 80 OF dropscal complaints.
There. were "a csses of stl-bon and 10 deaths from
external causes. The nativity table gives 239 as
natives Of the United States 90 of Ireland, and 80 OF
Germany, There were no deaths in the Second and
Third Wards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

A TIMELY SUGGEsTION.-The Ladies will bear
IN mind that the closing sale. Of Messr. HEAsD CLAP Co.
No sol Gsrd-st confined limited PERIOD beyond whic
they cannot erend and the stock braces every Vsy OF
tsbllett NAV readily be perceived And szSin tbs dls'p
toit teut Of many may be obyis,ei BY
IN the crowd es dense and greater
attention particularly directed % sn unsurpassed s'.o eni
Of Linen Table and Diaper Cloths, NAPKINS ans To sen
MaIs.es CounfsrpAnes and Qals ShftnS Sbeenp Elan.
mel. Blarkes Comotsbes &c &c No subterugs res0rted
To- none uged 20 buy against their nclmaon bat all are
invited to examine the stock sud compare prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
BROOKE YN ITEMS.

RECOVERY or SroLES GooDs.-From Inform alton
received AZ the Chiefs Oee few since Oce Rsyaor
ara Huhhs ares,eG named Levi Meyer. IA Ne ~Yosk,
- .ru a belnE concerned in he b1raaIy OF the ssry
s,ors OF john Kerr No lt Coart ich perPetr4ea
On the evening Of the nth ms and about so worth q
ssht. watches for sale AZ jewelry store 10 Firt New
York hh .scrrtsirAo portion Of the properly
stc,p from Kerns store and the fact speedily ua
es,ed ~ our roce who succeeded in TAKING Meyer Dto
he can show that bought the watches de was held TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

LEE, TIE RIoTER.-On Saturday afternoon Oliver
Lee, the man who was arrested that morning on a
charge of causing the death Of Harrison in the recent
election riot, was committed ~ the County Jail by
Mayor Wall 10 await trial. Ii is understood that he
has given the names Of several parties who were
gagged in the riot not heretofore implicated Warrants
have been issued for their arrests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

WFs1cHEsTER Co. TEMPERANCE ALLrAScE-Ihe
annual meeting Of the Alliance will be hold 10 the Methodist
Fpi,oots Church st White Piains Wednesday, Nov p
The business meeting will be Eed at II NJ Addresses ars
expected from able advocates OF he cause al r. NJ All who
feel an IL teres In the objects Of the Alliance earnestly in
xd TO attend The the county requested
10 ,epd delesslea D. D. ToNKns McLAUGHLN,
Somey, Nor 10, 1854 Cor. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
SUPREME ooURr-srtsIL rs.s-B.fsr. Jsass Nrrct
NOTION FOR nANpANUs.

This is petition OF Isaac Adranee for mSn9smus
reSuirins ies soefd q supsrvsars 10 correct es iK
TIE pfuepa point objection 70 tie sssnnet ~
The q iaIssto iHe.e.se 'aH ever as snoaas
hourd reaae> proof ecas prcsened 70 As
It !. ECO high He Asi tie Os sai S0das No
ecc bus he ser~srs received aoes ff0l he raE
.oper' ss The vssa,ios bad sese iasse.;sd g ssa Re
REUSED 70 sEorl H. he so aegs he ao SAYS tasi h-
thhtsen ts betwe,n The .Sa and Ooe HsadreA
Witch vsEed By he As.ess' a. : ~ ea, -AeA The
coua@is,lese' Tsi'ee % s6s.r a. Ore HsaS,ss ~
T~srv Fourth and One Hundred sod Twehty frih s-rs
valued BY A'ses.o, ~ SS''o oa tSe S0aa sasss
70 o also other nineteen lots ecnass'as when
were valued Al $3.50 hu, raised 70 s1o@ =, .u 90
Aso trait be sur-rvsors remit va uAficn OF 81 w on
pses Of lard between Fify eishth and rynintn s asa
Thrd ard Fourhsvs tA.. beins the sum tos wnien ~.
bloch ,c,.
NJ AaTisuee and by the Corporation Coaae NJ pa isf
tie Supervisor " saio that the Law eorstfnns me
The yalu.cr, over hose of lie Assessors, oay snthors
them proof reduce the ysaaons shen Goo hs
se S.Ssr1su. ro.r .Sd ~. nos Intended rSs
counsel said hshy proper the Court should pas uros
the matter TIA. the tax nigh; know the asasnoa
which they ssuS
Mr. Dillon IN opposition to the molten said that ~ mplies
an smount 81 tar II the, consider i unsevaaed
reduce Z If the v.aaion to hsh both p9ln' are .soy
p.en toe .ts smother for the year A.v
Before Judss NoRxtS.
DIR. GRAHAM.
The Court, motion Of Mr. Whiting one OF the
counsel for Or granted the Bill ofExespoos order
for ay OF proceedings the iudSmsn sentence
Court urti the motion for sa shall have been argued
farmers. Insurance Company 81 oaeds County suit Of Jeha
q. Helm
Mr.. Helm obtained An execution az siast the Com
RAW for - sa the OF property policy burnt st
the ne Ia Spruees The smoun not bsus obtained BY the
sheriff Mr. Stafford. counsel for p.nrr n.ds reo1 %
order the property OF the Com
rsn, appoint receiver The motion was osposed -
not being Necessary or proper sc. Decision reserved
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IAdEerti.eraentl

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either in naxrtuas practical utility II teaches Us our
.elv,. eur fellow men duties and capabilities Phe-
pooEy puts srger Of absolute sn1wedge the cerebral or
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social inteuecta and m0rz -ey-
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or, ey b. proved bis suppressed biz virtues do
yeop.d; PhrrroioE1 shows Row should II not thes
tore eorumane your sfs, attention Examinations with
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