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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

TIOUer TO LET--WOULD SUIT ONE LARGE OR TWO
I'll small families. has twn noors,. with Croton water
or each rnet Fourth and Thirteenth street.
Apply ANY family wisL ing to live gentsey at
small expense I'D find 1t Desirable as the location s
OF 20 OF the u ost splendid In New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

OFFICE TO LET AND A STANDING DEsK AND
Y tahlo sitting desk for sale. Apply at No IL
Old Slip Of Water street, ground Hoor, middle
ofHcA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

TOR sAIF-A TWO HORSE FEED WAGON, AM
Il harness (ueariy new). Inquire Of ] Il. SMITH 4
TO- Of Third and Nineteenth street. Brook
lyu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

II ANsAs LEAGUE THERE Will. BE A MEETING
IN in ,hc Broadvay Tabernacle lecture room, this
evening, a. O'clock TO organize Kansas league To
operate With the Emgrant Aid Company in cplenizng
Kansas with fresrnan iioa. Eli Thaysr of Worcester,
win be present TO plain tho great paa OF freedom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

TTCusE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR sAIE-rA
III ,hrre story prck house, pleasantly situated,
bloch rcm B,cada, and Canal street, occupied for tho
last two ear as respecfahls BOARDING mousse SAUSAGE
tory given for selling out Possession may be
had la, Of sept nbvr. Apply, Dyletter 70 O. W. He
raid Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

D0AEp WbNlED-HY A LACY, IN A SNAIL
4 tenily where there bat few other bosTi-s
ers. Terms mus; be moderate Answer THE day only,
n ", Hclala Office. References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

IrOABD wANT1D--!N 4 PRIVATE FAMILY, BY 4
- young foreigner. Address. postpaii Stating
terms, &c 10 W, box 2, 13l, Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

OWNER WANTED--FOR sIXTY-ETNE PIECES Blaze
~ walnut and oak knots, consigned tn Z. s Lsber
ccised from the West. Apply to PENDILTON, Witt
4 co., 1l3 Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

ITO lET--rHE FOURTH FLOOR OF BRICK BUILDING
Il $50 Madison street, sze "f 80 by 81 feet
iDse will BE- le log for light business. Apply on
the prep.lses. above G0yerpeur street. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

OFFICES TO LEr-IN TIE HOUSE, 81 NASSAU
~ street. the Model Republic dining saloon suit
well lighted and airy. Inquire of e. FERRIS ~ Mas.
sau street, or on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

COW, three years oil. gth heifrr cali, eight weeks
OLD. Aprls opposite the firm lately occuoied by Mr..
Thomas Dumbleton, Glove read, hatolsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

ITOR SAIE-TwO TONY BUILT MARES, VERY FAST
4 irot.rs fifteen hands high nix years old warranted
sound kind aud nee flom any fault whstsvor Also
fine horfr sixteen hands high years oil warrsnts,
wagon in three minutes. Apply at LOG Mulberry street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

NOWADAYS WILL SWi8, NEXT SUNDAY, AUGUST
IN 4 from Yopkers to Forty second street. stopping
MIX. j Richards Hall way House, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

ITO LET--THE WHOLE OR HALF OF SECOND STORY
i OF house 10 Cansl str ct Mer's shoe store
r, ut low 7" gcna iopant Possession immediately In
quire Of J. Is. II Ter, la4 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

ITO LEI-AT LOW RENT, AND POSSE SION IMliE-
i distely, one Of the row Of handsome new three.
story houses veraDdsb In 'front.' north side Of
E,h'y lixrn street, directly Of Fourth
n street isioo feet wds high ground, and location
sDi.nt and desirable, CrOton water, 10 Apply to
SILLE(k OSBORN, lightly sixth street, between Third
ana Fourth uycDncs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

x.soR SaIE--i ZINE MORGAN aoRSE SEVEN
Il years old, little under dfteen hanls hisa, add
warranted soaFa and snc; cnn DO driven in aly Say.
VII be so.4 far s.a tes,ber With I'D lie. bride.
&c Apply A. C0NKIiNG & HU6as stable, corner of
Twenty 9Th street and Fourih avenuc. N BIS fine
saddle hcIsc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

NEATLY FuRNE HE'D ROOMS TO IET-FOR SINGLE
IN gentlemen 1T 81 Walker street, west Of ami near
In OadNay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

TOR SALE ONE OF TIE FASTEST TEAMS OF PAGERS
Il IN the 50 ii, perfectly sound and KIDD in every
way aud OF re ~ ie ion. ANY person Sisasny
EMPEROR ancy team aud Hing 70 fair caen prioc,
hem BY addressing note 10 J. y. T., box No
s.s Pus U O. The only object 10 selling ia ,hlt the
is about lea ing tais part ot tho ccdntry. Also
two lar dscma light wagons, rev harness, (iouhe and
single,) robes, blankets, &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

ITO LET--AT COZ FULTON STREET, LARGE, LIGHT
i basement store, havins q coeamodous entrance,
suitable for any usapss Also, the scord. third and
iour'h 81 ,hs hning, handsomely auisned,
light and airy The ocs To- II te very best for business
Iusl0ses 60, lew other oic~s One Of the pper
is well calculated for artist, faviDg north
tAylignt. Apply The premises VIM. HINTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

n0ARD IN Ba00ELYN--lW0 GENJlEAGN CAN
ID 10 accommodated with single ~ and partial
heard in private fsr.y, within FIVE minutes walk If
Fulton Bridge street ieries. Apply at 1I3 sands
siisot, BROOKLYN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

DOARD WANTTn-IN RESPECTABLE FAMILY
Id for Yong lady not to exceed IS or &c week
Actress Miss Ellen T, Her aid Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

BOARDING, &C COURT STREET, .BRooSLYN.-A
q large aud convenient r.om with gns, baths Sc.
bur 6ve MINUTES wall sonth and Montague ferries,
would rented to get lsman and lady ut molers Re
price Accom- modticns also for several Jingle seneea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

tDtfNtN Uf FEIN.N, n Aun slIeel
N. mo hotse Of the kind In the neghborhood.
rco RIM OR IEA.E-TdAT SPACIOUS NEW STORE
Il l.3 TN sl1th Avenue, fronting two streets Also,
the mcrcrD ihIso story ami basement mouse, 120 We
ior'y -Liih street, Frosdwny. Rent $780, Apply
ITO RFNT-TilE STORE 36l HUDSON STREET, Coz
Il Ter ofktrg .. present occupied clotn1g store,
suitable sor ans righteousness Rent icw Possession
given imm.o stel,. Inquire ON the preInlsos.
FIUEANrIAC1UIkRS- 10 LET, TIE r. Glory BULB.
Il ipgs known a. SO amt ST River street. Newark op-
losite freight depot compris.cg With lot adioinipv
bont Of loo NC. by 1859 depth with fifteen norse en-
erc and shaftiiy complete; has been ussl macatIs
iron foundry Ddis sch calculated for general mauurhc-
turing pur, orss Font los 70 good tenant Apply to
SAMUEL frost, 80 south William strec,, Now York.
VJFRY DESIRABLE OFFICE TO LET ON GROUND
hccr, ~ h tfotop wfsr h1tures &c, now occupied
BY slOkLf lEvENS Isl Pearl street, Hanover square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

G TORE NO 10 COR1I.ANDr STREET, 10 LET-THF
y best location for business in this city Can be had
on ltsse, with fixtures. Apply on tho premises
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-29
The Cuberu,tor,sl Canvass.

The Gubernatorial nomination continues 10 give
the Democracy Of this State vast amount of trouble
In the first place they cannot agree upon the tim,
for holding their convention. Strong opposition l.
made by large portion of them to calling conven
ton so carly as next October Next Spring will b.
time enough they think; and moreover it is strong
ly suspected that the game at work for getting
up convention ut early day is to choke off sundl
asprants who may prove rather troublesome thos,
who managed to get the inside track at the ,ta,t
We begin to doubt very much whether the advo-
Gates of IAN early CALI will succeed The opposition
are making strong demonstration, and there ar,
manifest indications OF backing out on the other side
The people, also, provokingy slow about moving H.
the matter The fuslemen have called upon them to raj
ly in all parts of the Statehood county conventions
Ind prepare for the great work of nominating mar,
lis Fall to succeed the renowned Joseph; but fam,
response only comes from few sections and that o;
qrite suspicious nature. October is likely to come
around before the leaders succeed in stirring u,
enough Of interest among the Sovereigns to get q
convention together
In the meantime candidates for the Gubernator.a
honors, and five thousand per annum are coming
forward at rate truly distressing to each other
Upon moderate calculation il may be estimated tina
by next Spring, in case the convention is postponed
until that time, there will be near as many candi
dates for the nomination there delegates in thu
convention, and it may turn out after all that som,
obscure individual who has been spoken of fo
the post will come in and carry off the prize Th
precedent set by the late Democratic National Con-
vention will not be forgotten in Of an emergency
There is n most promising chance for some one O.
that class Of individuals famous for 'luck" Indis
cret friends may find out to their sorrow and the inf
mite modification of their man. that by trottug hin
out too soon they have spoilt his chance.
Our Wing friends are taking the matter quite easy
They have the consolation to know that if they ar,
in minority, 'the is not always to the sw:i. MOI
the battle TO the strong"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-29
Advertisement Extra.

Strayed or stolen, on the - day Of Angus,
1854 Hing Caucus the man Of business Of the Demo-
cratic organization. Ii is feared, by some Of the
most intimate friends of the missing, that fou! means
have been rcsorted TO- TO rid the country of this main
spring of Democratic power. Some vaguely surnise
that be has been kidnapped, and is now confined in
durance vile in the sd,ctum sanetorum of the Know
Nothngs; while others confidently aver that he has
been murdered out right by the vigilance committee
Of this ORDER One cent will be freely given for such
reliable information as to the whereabouts of this old
gentleman az will relieve the anxiety Of his peculiar
friends and two cents will be given for his restoration
to the ancient custody Of his old keepers.
1t is rather difficult to give accurate description
Of the person and address of this individual. lie
wore q naturally dark visage but when in conversa'
ton on the duties Of his office, he had remarkably
bland smile, and was as meek as damsel. Being n
native Of New York, and very precocious and inven-
tive he bore the general resemblance Of his progena
tor-thc Magician Of Undertook He was in general
society, remarkable for his taciturn and Gemurc
manner but when aroused he was tyranical and over
bearing He wore the simplest Republican garb
when off duty-underneath, however, were the trap
pings and regaa OF his official station. lie has for
many years resided in this city, and is very well
known in all parts of the State, having many warm
friends and admirers in every county.
After the most diligent inquiries. and the mos
thorough search in all Of his ancient walks, not I"
trace of his existence be found Great alarm
prevails among his friends, while the utmost conser
nation exists among his adutors and is seriously
feared that some foul deed has been committed tie
person Of the old gentleman. lie is, at this time
particularly needed. Unless he be rcgained and
renstaed in Office very soon, is feared that the
Democratic party will cease to exist or collapse into
Hnoto Nothing state and then the country must b,
ruined. Shades OF the Immortal dead preserve us
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-29
Correspondtnee Of the MhIr.
CovIsorox, Aug. ?;

CovISGroS Aug 2S, 1854.
The term of Allegheny County Court, which com.
neuced Monday last has been Of great interest in ih
community, il Is hearing and reviewing the evil
dence upon the charge made against Dr. William b.
Thompson, ofCovngton, by Coroners jury for the
der of Mss Agnes Pharr, of the town, in March
last, by giving her suychniue At very early hour
the first day OF the term unusually large dofspec
taiors assembled every countenance giving ndca,ops
that the intense anxiety el, and they yet
naming in large numbers though half the week has pass
ed away.
The circumstances which led to the arrest Of Dr. Thop
given through the papers at the time it was
made. The prosecution is conducted by William Skeeu,
Commonwealth Attorney, assisted by VIM II. Terr, Of
Bath Tie defence by F. d Miller, of Boteourt; T J.
Nchic, OF Augusta, and S. j. Baxter, of Allegheny
large number Of witnesses sWorn and among them
Doctors Jordan and Es;ill of Lexington and DE- Wood
son of Bote,ouri Pbysrilno who made the post mor,em
examination, AID n, Gillian Professor of Chemistry Ct
the Virginia Military Destitute who made the analysis
,hestomach Of he deceased aud it, The
nation of witnesses has been very full aud lengthy and
especially it in regard 10 the Physicians and Msy
Gillian, whose testimony has leading weight in the
case
Il is expected that the trial will consume the entire
week is probable lengthy arguments will he deliver
ed. T0e professional reputation OF the counsel stand
very high in this country and il Is than probable the
discussion will large range Of science AS it wa.
freely introduced by nierOg from both sides When
the witnesses who are professional we're examined.
During the progress thus Gr there been evidence:
the part Of all who witnessed proceedings of III,
deepest sympathy for the friends Of the deceased Ther,
many spectators from. = distance who scnlird h,
the close attention. their part the tria that Gn
beyond that of local character had been pressel
upon them.
Beyond the above have bu; little to note Il is pro
per that extensive arrangements for conducting the
iron trade Is going 10 maturity The addition thus
made TO the establishments ia existence in Aephan,
and the counties tributary the James River Canal vii
throw in bei time thousands of tonnage upon that i'm
provement beyond the supposed capacity of this pscie
Of the mountain resources whea the work was under
| taken.
The White Sulphur Convention ia topic of CONTAIN
conversation, and preparations attend are engross.
much Of the time OF gentlemen 10 this aud icen coun
/ ties. S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-29

III The "MOriiEiis' BREAST CLOTHS" considering
the limited used bring them into public notoriey have
met with unparalleled In the history Of remedies
The 1trodueon Of them to public attention, ha. developed
fact which Is truly grayns-the fact that they destined
supply remedy when will relieve suffering, intense
mixing ncng, than any single remedy among
suffering which they prevent and which they
no class or condition Its vide the globe an
wherever the mother cien found truly dr.
Ing and peculiar suffering incdsn, 0GTIrRED BRgl
is knoNu ard attestei.
These cloths have attained wide celebrity Throughout, yirgn
and Of the Souhn states aud Eh many blgb
emonials TO ue great value, have 70 hen Of ,he
fture In n single Instance 70 give entire satisfaction.
~ remittance Of al0o accompanied by " cents worth
postage stamps, will The prompt transmson mall OF
pair Of these Cloths any part Of the United States
They 70 sale exciusvely by
ADiE q OkAY, Wholesale aud Retail Agents
jsi w Vain street. Richmond, virginia
~ Foil directions for applying these Cloths will accompany
them II would he esteemed favor persons using te
Oohs, would make known the cstintt- ,hey ps~ '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-29

JUpGE BRoKxSpRouGu's Law ScHooL.-By reference to
the card of Judge Peterborough, in another column,
will be seen that his Law school Lexington, Va opens
on the sOth Of October The Lexington Star speaks in
the following complimentary terms OF this school:
"we can say nothing in commentator of Judge Bro
kenbrough. lawyer and gentleman, which will add
to tho high reputation which he has achieved by the
learning ability aud integrity for which he dis;in
gushed whilst engaged in the practice of his profession
aud since then in the discharge OF his duties Judge
the United States Court for tho Western District OF Viz
GINA aud nothing in commentator OF his School which
will add the high reputation which be has given to It,
by the fidelity and zeal with which he has devoted his
energies thorough ructou Of his pupils in the
principles aud practice OF law Those who have enjoyed
the benefit Of his lectures may be found In every part
the State, ard their full preparation for the pccc OF the
profession will furnish abundant evidence OF the merits of
his SCHOOL,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-29

Is InE JoiST WoRM DEAD.-A gentleman Of this ri co
informs Is thai hs hhs recently been examining the dis
torted joints OF his wheat straw AID that he has found the
worm almost every instance dead and dried TO pow.
der. He ventures to suggest the hops that the very
warm weather aud the unusuay proraced drought ma
have destroyed the idrrds of majority Of these dmnuvc
nbonindtiOns VIII not Of readers inquire ntO
this natter ascertain the condition Of the their
own straw and stubb!e and report the result ous? II is i'm
portaut to learn all Of the habits our
made for this putposc.
We may state that IN straws which We examined
shout week ago, We found the creatures averaging
TAT as they could roll They Look very much Ike any
other mnggoi, IN good quarters aud veil 10 do In the
world and arc 20 soft to make IL difficult thing TO
move them from their ddI without destroying them
pifdi1Ouf Win
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-29

IFeRsLEStAaE hccDESTsEyERAL PEEOys INJuEFp
we reseo near That serious accident occurred
HaFg Caldwell Co stage line between the Jsmes
hanaEha Cana and the point which the I5nchburg
disenbark for the souh Side Railroad train Saturday
The particular gathered the
ces and they u be follows
The distance the Canal souhsde this
Stage road, 10 about ak miieA The what hIy
but grn and Of smotth surfses. On Saturday morning
lat large Of 6iing
TO their utmost capacity. 1he ninth siege
twelve Including the driver, and with
In m ana haf Of the South De Railroad, while
King sud the top Of HILL turned over, seriously
utng several The horses the
cspsed aud those under H. but fortunately the coupling k
and the animals % With the front wheels
several uude thu ponderous body Of the coach Some
these We learn we're draggei nom their painful positions The
press. ' -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-29

Our exchanges contain accounts OF extensive fires in for.
ests We enuuerac them az f1lows:-The Pine Plains n
short distance west Of Albany between the Schenectady
turnpike add railroad The woods the Green Noun
tains in the neighbourOod OF Abingdon and Sunderland
At last accounts it had extended over six miles The
eye could at single glance. take in than two miles
Of urd flame The plains to the Eastward OF Concord " H.
where 25UU Of land have been burned over DESTROY
ing immense quantities OF wood and timber. The woods
six miles below Manchester the Manchester aud Law
Railroad. In the woods near Swantou lake Cham
plain and the Canada line This fire ran mp the track of
the Vermont Central Railroad both side. the distance
of two miea Tho ROAD has been seriously obsruced in
consequence aud the passengers have ne carried egh,
ten miles III wagons around the fire. Several thousand
cords Of wood belonging to the Railroad Company have
been already destroyed aud the res still spreading
Serious appeheusions felt for the safety Of swato
village In tue woods Catskill Mountains IVES, of the
Falls, endangerng the observatory aui Boarding hous,
near the Falls, extending to Franklin, Randolph Rayana
ltobettso Mortified and plrts Of Summit aud Portsge
counties Soil burning to the depth Of inches Barns
Of hsy grain &c, arc sroyed and apprehensons are
en- erih.nei Tor the town Of Hulscn The woods near
Painsyle Ohio mile IN length are also burning and
all efforts to arrest the mos have been unsuccessful
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-29

We learn, says the Baltimore Amsriedn Of Saturday,
that the drought some part, of the Western country
exceeds greatly that Of any previously known.
gentleman residing Ear from Pittsburgh went recently
to that city for supply Of potatoes and corn his fields
being entirely burnedur Unsble to procure the articles
wanted he Wheeling where he met with no better
success and had go to Cincinnati, before he could
get his supplies. We have also letter from gentleman
Cleveland Ohio, who that every thing in the
shspe of vegetation is up in that region of country
that the contrast between Baltimore county aud the
West Marked the former being green and thr-
wing In comparison.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-29

GLoRIUj TiMEsSanj4y with som. toIks In
this iy Seventeenth greet the theatre
uch peculiar the great
ona Anniversary There seemed to be for rot.
that while
o=-n inddise and Of this
beverage wrought high the sfc,.
saoa!d so than that battered faces sae nid follow.
white named Curry WOOD arrived here on Sunday
Jrnns f'oa rcsrsourg, wiich-.,r
seized ~iih I'll; prevailing Hdai got drank on SIN
niSht be Compelled Ma
Ao,Ve ih lie was piekei by Taehm IL O'clock
night the had free
- sleep uuiisturbrd the balAnce . he
Yesterday nJrnns uyhI
NJ rmis TO preeed h Irnvy Winchester
he let n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-29
OCAL AFFAIRS

Susricicrs.-A free colored fellow named John II.
Titles was taken up, by the Watch, on Saturday night,
the Gas house. shero he frequently In the h.b,
OF in,rndi"g lie WAS taken to the cage and being
searched found to have loaded pistol In hs posses
sion. lie admitted Of the hands the house
that he obtained the pistol Of coiorcd named Tlo
Browzer, who It appears frequently about the
Gas house lettering snspiciously.
John was ordered hicen, at the cage on yesterday.
Browzer will be before the Mayor TO day, exam
ined In reference to the pistol.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-29

AsAviTA question rgh, arose on tie sai los, between
PacE nou' ha and Charlrs RhGe The
engaged in the public qlte Pair Ground to whether hr
former eIud sta I'd square Craze stree.
near the fir ground which shepg passage
Puhlie Square houohan, appeRTs standing the
hands, with whlm he commeucd talk meeting a. he
cni shefar the Rhue came 10
with booS in his hanl. He stoGd BIZ oubhan sho r. m
lily doubtless, jos;ei Tudey against imed
asked chs Intruder what The
such guest An order TO pomn
sNen An that he had good right man tn re
the mperOls Lord 81 the SOIL promptly returned by the
called Intruder Rhulr addressed the a ana
ordered tnem 10 place the Experiment
The order promptly oh yei aud posse consisting of
Houbhan, and were in the Of closing sized
aud ouShin ns opportunity sird shovel the
autocrst who the pperiou order desperate
forehead and caused him t. bleed pretty freely The
then closed and arrested him They u
Square, where ntended to hold him until
Before the officer arrived however he broke got
lily the fence uiieTng defiance 20 this
Te;ain him.
had Issued for his Was on
day brought bre the Mayor to to the charge beating
the complainant.
Mr. j. Crane appeared his defence lie argued
hRn perfect right take shovel and himself from
being arrested Of Rhue for other
standing talk Of the hands his way fair
grounds.
He required notwithstanding to give bail
to be OF good behavior for twelve months