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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-11

IHE FISH AND OYSTER ORDINANCE should
De repealed by the City Council at once, as there IN
no longer any necessity for prohibiting the sale Of
such articles, ii perfectly sound, in the msrke,s
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BADLY INJURED-We understand tina,
Mr.. P. Clarke was thrown from his horse. in Screa
mersville, one night last week, and had his collar
bone broken by the fall
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ImrUpENoE PuNIsHED.-Polly, slave in
the service of Mr. n B. Radcliffe, was ordered ten
lssbes By the Mayor last Saturday for atsaultinf
and beating Henry Anderson, white boy. II
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The SroRM.-On Friday evening last,
literally iiddled the handsome flag of Kunkel's
Troupe that was suspended across franklin street,
from Metropolitan Hall. On one side of this car.
vnss were portraits of each OF the performers, as
large as life, and the other striking scene from
Uncle Toms Cabin. This " sign cost the Troupe
over 5000, end had been in use but rhort time he
fore |. wss destroyed. = 49,, - I
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se Ii-6Aslw r

AUCTION NoTICE-The trade is invited
TO attend cur sale of Dry Good Clothip Shirts CT
gars, &c., &c this (Monday) Morning. al 10 o'clock
Sale to take place in our large Sales Room tn
I'd floor See advertisement for particulars
SAIL LARCS l. SHINE, Aucts.
EoTIcE Public attention is called to the
saa of lots this day at O'Clock in the of Full
ton. See auction head.
sell R. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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CosTIsuED.-1h he summons az inst .Jobr
and George Gibson for obstrucsiag the sidewalk !,
6rh street with lumber, was contiaued uutil Thu
m ,rning. ~'.l'
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SERIOUS Row.-On Friday night while a

SERIOUS ROW.-On Friday night while a
number OF hands were engaged in unloading and
loading the steamer Roanoke, at her wharf In Rock
ets, man named Lawrence Seine made his ap
pearance in their midst, and though entreated more
than dozen times to let them alone and go away,
refused to do so, and even went upon the steamer
and commenced an attack upon Mr. John Wasley,
and man named William Curtain by the latter
of whom he received several heavy blows with
stick, drawing the claret and frscturiug bone OF
his left arm. On Saturday last the particulars of
this case were brought to the attention Of the May
or and will undergo an investigation this morning
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THIEF PUkIsHEp.-William, a slave IN
the service of Col William p Winjree. was cor.
victed before the Mayor. las, Saturday of sta.lins
gold watch from John Conner, and ordered ,hirts,
stripes.
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F,sr-Tbe alarm of fire at late hour

FIRE The alarm OF .Hre dG Idtt HOuF
last Friday night was caused by an incendiary ct
fort to burn the school house in the occupancy OF
Mr.. Tishe on Sh ckoe Hill The match was placed
Ia one of the school desks but the flames were dis
covered and extinpuished before doing serious dam
are Pi,y that the creature who applied the torch,
could no. be discovered and punished.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
Al kANpoLPH's BOOKSTORE. l2l Main Ct Saturda,
70 81 "a
FORT OF RICHMOND, seD.. Q

ARRIVED,
sehr Chss P. Brown, MeKesg New York, hsy,
NJ Downey.
sehr Eliza, Pickup, Philadelphia, coal, Joseph R,
Anderson. -
schI Mary Ann Guest, ireland. Philadelphia, coal,
8. P. HAYES.
sshr John 9. White, woodhouse, N York, mdze..
D. Currie. - '
Schr. Margaretta Boon. Bowers Norfolk, Virginia.
mdze. s-'
sehr -Four Sisters Tower, Brandon, wheat, War.
wick Barksdale.
stills, 4 l. Railroad
echr. Chsricoke, Marabie. York River, wheat T.
WORKMAN l. Co. - =
SAILED
w D. Colqnitt L Co - oNN'
sehr Kaishns Point, Crawley, Norfolk, n,dzs., w.
sehr- C. R. Allen, Rhodes. Salem, mdzs, Rank. 4
Barker. =
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdze.
and passenger.
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philad...
mdze and passeB gers.
NEW YoRK, Sept Cleared schr w. r. Cater.
h.h, Haley, Richmond; Hannah Martin, Perrins,
Richmond.
BALTIMORE, Sept. s-Cleared, schr VIM. Col
quitf. kirw an Richa oad
BOSTON, Sept 7--Clsared, schr. Leo Freeman
Richmond 800
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FALSE ALARM.-About o'clock last
nght the bells rang a false alarm, and gave the
tiremen good rum to no purpose.
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The TRIAL OF CHRIsTIAN.-We learn from
the Bedford Sentinel, that in the trial of
Christian, now progressing in Liberty, Judge
GILMER has excluded great deal of restimo
ny introduced at the former trial before
Judge THOMPSON, upon the ground that it
was illegal and therefore inadmissible OF
the evidence SO excluded, were the state
ments and confessions of Christian, made be
fore and after the act was committed, and
also the declarations and statements made by
Black burn before it happened. This is a
difference, upon very important point, by
two learned Judges. Judge Thompson re-
ceived these confessions, DC, without objec-
tion. 1t may have been however becaus e
the counsel on neither side objected to tn EN-
In the trial now on, however, both sides
urged.
In addition to the counsel stated by our
correspondent to be employed by the defen-
dant, are Messrs. James +. johnson, Edward
G. Burks, and John GoOde, jim all nine.
NORTHERN ABOLITION PERIoDIcALs-PUT.
MANS MONTHLY MAGAzINE-The following
is an extract from late number of Putnam,
on "Our Parties and Politics:
1--WE repeat that until the sentiment of s,sv.,v Z.
driven back its original bounds to The sts.n!y Is
which it lesisima,ely belongs the people Of the e
North vassais. Yet their emancipation il rya.s;
cable not easy. They have only 10 eYinos aaS De-.
10 discard eli past put aside ali nrs.snt
fears, 70 dread no future coalitions, in the sinsi-
nops o. cs1sy'oe 70 speedy victory banner with
IaU-Ins Restorafion q tie Missouri Comprenlisev
No more Aase States-7he Homestead for Freen's, -,
After this conversion of Putnam's Month.
ly Magazine into an anti slavery journal. we
take it tor granted it no longer expects South
ern support. Certainly, no Southern man,
with spark of patriotism or self-respect
will henceforth pa,ronize such periodical.
Putnam, however. is not alone in its anti
slavery. Many other Northern magazines
and mammoth literary newspapers, extern
sively taken in the South, are strongly tine
tured with abolition. These insidious enc
mics are more dangerous than avowed aboli-
ton newspapers, for no one would counte.
nance the latter, while the former find their
way. unchallenged, to every fireside, and un
suspected, SOW their tares among the wheat
The remsdyis obvious. Stop these North. |
srn penodicais and mammoth sheets. and on
courage your own magazines and miscal,a.
MES which. besides being sound in rao.-d !,
slavery, are never polluted by the ;naaa.
clss and immoralities with which ~ ,n....
Northern periodicals abound, and -h,.s
would make thsu dear 1t any price.
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costs BY the Mayor last SATURDAY. for ubs,ruc h,
ON street between clsy and Leigh with coal. 4
ponot Of the coal was permitted 70 remain Ia the
street two nights 80 :
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DISASTERS.

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 7s-The following vessels want
ashore on the westerly side Of Block Island ON Tues
day night. between-6 snd 10 o'cleck in thiek fac.
Schooner Madonna, of Prospect. from Richmond
for Salem, with coal.
Schooner Statesman. Emerson, Norfolk for Port,.
mouth n. H.. (stcm stove in.) with corn, flour &c
Some Of her corn and IS hbls Of flour were got out
on "Wednesday
Schooner Isabel, OF Msehiss with coal Her crew
snd boats ere missing. The crews Of the other YES
sss are saved. All tho vessels will probably be LOST
4 harm brig was ashore on "wednesday morning 10
e, Ilss vest Of Moatsax Point She iay bresd.ds to
was making complete breach over her.
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TOR HIRE-A Negro Woman, who il a
Il cool. washer aud iforer. Apply to
Sc 9-5t WIN. 0OULDiN
GIPERFlNE FLOU R-Wsynesboro /,
~ Hope, Blue Ridge, Globe Mills and other brsnds'
fors l.. lse hi BROWN 4 SHOOK :
STOkAGE.-We are prepared to store
~ Flor Grain and Merchsadi.e generally on "a,
pot and Dock, We fer unusual advantages.
sell BROWN & SHOOK.
A FEW Bushels Of the Celebrated Iyer-
N son 0renbsced, for sale b. ssEs 4
JOHN w. WhI0HTk Co,
sell Deck Wharf
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METROP OLIT AN NAL H..
OF MONDAY xvsHIEG, SEPT. 11TB,
KUNKELS
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE!
viii sspesr for the
B z N Z F. 1T
-.s
MR.. JOHN r. FORD,
Asent Of tbs Troupe, ssthor Of Richmond A. Il /.
UGcle Toms Cabin" nc In connection With t6s
GRAND PORTRAITURE CONCERT,
The celebrated Dramatic Sketch. viii. ~
Wharto1 Tsyleure. Eco entitled
THE SEIGE OF GREYTOWN.
OR, TIE
DOWNFALL OF THE MOSQUITO KING
As performed at the Natioual Theatre Washios,s n
over
THREE THOUSAND PERSONS!
And received with merry
/ SHOUTS OF ENTHUSIASTIC DELIGHT
The Magnificent Fancy Dance,
LA MANOLA.
As danced by Mile. Pangsad and Mcps Mere. and
only hurlssqued successfully for Ethiopisn
Entertainments by
FLOYD AND JOE BROWN!
MASTER ADAMS!
The charming young Bailadi.t. viii positively az.
pear and sing
THREE BEAUTIFUL SONGS.
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NOIJOE--IUI OUIS FhANl k.--Iake
~ notice that on WEDNESDAY the 18th dsy OF
October, 1854. between the hours OF n and r.
~. a. the efssc CT r. n, Howison, Law building
kichmond shall proceed TO tshe the 6epos tions Of
Charles Nordmeyer. John Dfocher. and there 70 be
Of the city OF Rich mopd In which am psinri6 and
you are defendant And IL from ap caass aid O. posi-.
tons be not commenced and compeeed 81 that time,
the taking thereof win be adjourned from time %
time, to be rcsume at the place and between the
SANE hours until completed
MELusfNE CHARLoTrE DoRArHEA FRAxcK.
BY ALBsnr sPoTT, her aext friend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-11

I OST-Between Mr.. Bagby's residence,
IL on Franklin street, and the office of N. B l. C.
B. Hill BUNDLE OF BILLS, wrapped in a black
Morocco case, and tied with string Their being of
to any but the subscriber, the finder will
confer great favor, and receive liberal reward, by
leaving the bundle at this office. sci l-It*
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C1AssIMERES AND VksTTNGS!.!--

simsrss and Velvet vestinss now on sxhai,vn tor .
few days and consider tbs assortment the CHI dee
styles In market The above goods will be sho~ for
persons desirous Of obtaining something new and
seausiis, can sow have The cpPeftuaity . prices
gotten up with much taste g Il shove e sis -.
much haasted s.0ioaAwsy styier..
0nosHoN0. TUfMAN 4 Co.
- III % r. aia ~
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NEW BOOKS-At the Exchange 30


IN Store
GEO. M. WEST, Nos. and Exchange Place,
offers for sslA:
Types of Mankind, by Mott l. Gliddsn; new supply
The Scout or the Black Riders of Congaree; by w
Gilmore Simms Esq 81 25
Firm'lisn, "Spasmodic" tragedy, by T. Percy
Jones-75c. =
Freaks of Fortune. the History and Adventures
of Ned Jorn, by J. B. Jone', author of "Wild Yves.
tern Scenes"-$l.
Lamp Liz hter, n W npply-s1 Is
The Pilgrims of Walsinghsm, by gnes Strickland
81
Fashion and Femme; by Mrs, Stephens-S1.
Capt Canot, or Twenty Years of an African Sla-
ver-$l.25.
Ten Nights in Ear Room; by Arthur new supply
81. ...r
Hard Times; by Dickens-12.
Ticenderoga; by James-50c.
The Elements of Agriculture, book for young
farmers; by Geo E. Waring, jr-75c.
Genoa, Pisa, snd Florence; edition; by Mrs
M. Harrison Robinson-62c
Fifty Years in both Hemispheres; by Vincent
Eott-Sl %
Nowadays, a book OF great merit-sl:
GEO. M WEST,
IL ExchRpse Placs.
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nR. LOUIS M. STEIN, LATE CHIEF

- SUh.1EUS UF THE HUNUAhIAN T ATf!'
OF ARMY, for twenty years practitioner of Med-
cine, upon the System of Homeopathy has arrived
in Richmond, and taken rooms at the United States
Hotel. where he will be pleased to attend such IS
may desire his services. He has had much exr eri-
ence in chronic cases of all descriptions and prom
least mitigate those that do admit of per
msnent relief Hs has had especially extensive
knowledge of Asiatic Cholera during the two periods
of the prevalence ofthat dreaded disease the Con-
linent of Europe, in of which it prevailed in the
Patriot Army of Hungary, of which hs was Surgeon.
He will be happy TO give advice to all who put any
faith 10 Homeopathy, and will with ascrity avail
himself of any opportunity to give proof of the eff
cacy Of that noble system of medicine.
Or Stein has letters from very dstin guished per-
in the United States, bearing testimony to his
character and skill practitioner, and has permits
New York:
Dr.. vanderburg; Dr.. Marcy; DR.. McVicar; Dr.. Cur.
tie; DR.. Quin. Sc lift
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HAVE YOU EVER USED THE VIR.
- GINA MA0lc WASHING DLUlpg-is 70.
nave no1 ana wish TO keep sAsat5s tAsss - I.
nesa umea you must ecane mase yoar slne lAhOr
and mcneys ard ave The wear and tesr 81 s.
fs uls & s1ee sons q tAs ssisbru 1 w..sias
u 1swue Of al lmlsatioee. Ike s..ui., .s,i.
ssif J. rIcoE I Co. pa, ss.s.
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A CARD.-1he snbscribers hee j. ~ :

A CARD.--1he subscribers beg |. ave TO
"a inform their friends ard the public q ,ner.ly
that they are now 10 receipt Of 9 large and we'll
as well as STAPLE GOODS Of every v.riety Which
they are determined TO dispose Of on the most plea
sing terms We have Get apart first floor for pr-
vste sales sone and In no Instance win our public
sales interfere with the private SaIesroom.
Our ho1se will be kept constantly supplied with
every article thst may DO called for. All we ask is
call from generous public as No. rs Main u.
80 ll-im $3.50 LARIfS = SHINE
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The performances will conclude with
THE SEIGE OF GREZTOWNt
KICKERABo0, King of the Mosqui,os
J. K SEARCH.
sAPHEAD. his Prime Minister.
WIN. II. MORGAN.
GOBBLEUP, the Royal Messenger,
CAPT. JOLLY. cousin vic's brave soldier.
GEO. KUNKEL.
GEN. ABRAWANTO, brown darksy officer
L. BROWN.
80 Harry LEHR.
ETHIOPIANNA, a Rural Princess,
T. L. FLOYD.
Courtiers. Soldiers. &c. by the company
INCIDENTS:
Court of Kickeraboo Grand Chors-Theu Princess
en- repose-Revelres of the Monsrch-Entrancc of
Gobbleup-Horrid News-Hollins threatens-S20 og0
down-The King hasn't got rea-The ruse-Prems-
ture joy-Csnuons are heard-The Court In conster-
na.iou-The futile counseis of Abrawanto-The
Kings courage and his second observation-disclosures IL
my brave Jolly-Cousin Vic's man of service
Grand Choras-Jotly /. found-Musterns of the for
ces and their march-Fn.rance cf Hollins-Annihi-
latisn of the Mosquitoes and GRAND FINALE
~ Doors open at 7-cemmen cing at 8 o'clock
q Admission % cent?. JNO. T. FORD,
sc 9-N Agent.
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" AND NEW GOODS 5000 D oLLSR
WORTH OF NEW FALL GOODS We take
pleasure in informing our friends customsrs and pub
asap, with an entire new stock Of FAN Goods, uur.
chased by the best terms for cash and respect.
fully call upon those In want Of Dry Goods sssuyins
them that he ass,ftment c.nnot be surpassed and
prices not equailed in this city Particular attention
q called to our stock Of Ribbons Silks Embrodersa
Merinoes and Mousins, lnsh Linsns, Towels, Flan-
-, J. MILLHIsER z Bro
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-11

The affecting and beautiful SONG,
GOOD NEWS FROM HOME,
Will be surg by GEO. KUNKEL for the lst time,
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LADIES' FALL SROES-The
taA attention OF Ladies is respectfully ask
ed to varied and extensive stock of Caters, Slip
pers. Ties Buskins Jenny Linds, and every other
fashionable style of Shoes suited to their at this
season of the year. We feel confident that it will
only be necessary to call at the 'LadieA Saloon"
be suited WHITE & PAGE,
ne III 70 Main st.
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MASTER ADAMS

The charming young Bailsdist, viii positively ar.
and sing
THREE BEAUTIFUL SONGS!
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DRIZE SOLIDS, 900 Half Ticket
l. II, 59-a prize of 5000 in Susquehanna Canal
Lottery, class q for September g. We sold by Thorn
as Clarke to two citizens OF Virginia.
THOMAS CLARKE,
ssl1-1ot South Calvert Street, Baltimore, Nd.
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ERESH BUTTER-A few kegs fresh
q II III nom 'a' Assa'''afB aowN / SHOOK.
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NEW FAMILY FLOUR-vsry sapc-
~ .es Hope Mills jsst rsssiys4 snA ior ssls
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uUIebof5 a 6HCst fSle6tu0ud.
And BY Drusgists and Merchants generally thruus
Jut Virginia. ser-dkcl2
, 1854-05-27
SURVEYOR GENERALS NOTICE

The above townships having been surveyed, and the
plats thereof approved the 5th inst, all persons
who have claims parts OF claims therein before the
date of such approval, are required TO pre- ent the
ntications Of their claims, respe lively, at this oce,
WITHIN THEE MONTHS iron the date hereof, where
shall be prepared t. receive the notih ations Of their
claims and ENTER upon the adjustment Of the same,
aud the settlementaccn " law Of all conhi,ts Of
boundary lines that may be found TO exist among
them. er
And every person who has settled, or shall sette
within such townships, AFTER the date Of Cpl rOsal
aforesaid J. required BY law 10 file at this Office the
notification Oi hiseaim, specifying the precise tract
the date of his settlement and he hereby is sreqaesed
N do at any convenient time within such term
Given under my hand al Oregon City. this 5th day
Of May, 1854. .Hi.Te
OK. GARDNER,
Surveyor General Of Public lAnds in Oregon.
May 20. 1854. 4w9T
, 1854-05-27

FORM OF UNDERrAKISa TO INDEMNIFY con-
STABLE ON CLAIM OF PROPERTY BY A THIRD
PERSON.
Whereas. L. NJ claims to be the owner
Of, and have the right to possession of GER
tain personal property, to wit >here des-
.cribe it, which has been taken ly j. X,
constable in county, upon an eX-
eculion by j. P. Justice of the peace in and
for the county of upon q judg-
ment obtained 10y A. B, plaintiff against
{. d., defendant Now, therefore, We
\. b., plaintiff, L. F and G H., acknowl-
edge ourselves Lound unto the said J. r.,
constable, in the sum Of dollars
to indemnify the said j. r. against such
Slain.
, 1854-05-27

session lhs same may b. inund IN Won
rounry, and to ovidr that the goods and
chalt,ls so aiiarhrd, may br su jrci to fur
III Wocs dngs ihrr on, as tn, law r'-
qui RS; and of this W. ii make legal sprvic.'
and due leiur
Given under my hand this day of
IL J. r.,
Justice Of thu Peace.
FORM OF SUMMONS IN FORCIBLE ENTRY AND
nETAISER.
Trrr'tory IF Washington,
County nf
To the sheriff or constable ofsaid county.
Where's a. B of hath 'xlib.i-d
unto thu uud rsign.d ore Of tn sic $
Of The prar" in and t r said county. n com
pl'mi again,tC. y Tor a iorcib'e entry and
detairrr of th' following premises, TO vii ::
h rrhv commanded to sunni nns The sail C.
D. if he be found in YOUR county, 10 ap
par fore the undrsgnrd on thu dav
m Il at O'Clock in the noon,
at his cffica in then and thr'e tn
maxi answer Id and d"faud against thu conn
pIaint af' p,aid. And you also rehy
commanded To serve a copy ofth' said COM
plant oh ihr said c. D., and Of this wit
make due return, with YOUR doings lh'Teon
Given under NY hand this day of
Is J. p,
Justice Of n P ace
FORM OF WRIT OF RESTITUTION IN FoRcIBLE
ENTRY AND DETAINER.
Territory of Washington,
County of 90
To the sheriff, or any constable OF said
county
Whereas, A. B. did make complaint in
writing to the undersigned, a justice of the
peace in and for said. county, against c.
d. Of the said county. that he had been
guilty of forcible entry and detaner of
certain tract of land (or other possessions
of the said A. b., and whereas jury was
Cmpanneled and sworn to inquire of said
complaint, and did return their verdict,
that the s,id c. D. was guilty Of forcible
entry and deta ner or of the following des-
cribtd tract Of land 10 wit here describe
the premises Of which the defendant is
found guilty OF forcibly entering and de-
tainng and whereas Judgment was rll-
tered thereon by said justice and that tie
said A. b. should have restitution Of the
premises therefore in the name of tn,
United States, you are hereby commanded
to cause the SAID Z. ID. 10 be removed forth
with from the premises aforesaid, and that
the said A. b. have peaceable rest futon
Of the same, and also that you levy Of the
goods and chattels of c. d. found in your
county the sum Of dollars Leng tn
amount of costs on the trial AFORESAID,
together with dollars for this writ
aud also your own fees, and make return OF
this writ within thirty days next after The
date hereof.
FORM OF UNDERTAKING FOR AN ARREST.
Whereas, an application has been mad,
by A. b., plaintiff, to j. F., one of the JUS
sticts Of the peace in ami for County,
for a warrant to arrest C. D., defendant,
founded upon an affidavit of the said PLAIN
t.ff, setting forth that e. d. (hcre state the
cause for he arrest): Now, therefore, VT
A. b., plaintiff, and f. F., acknowledge
ourselves bound to G. d., in the SUN OF
dollars, to pay all costs that may be
awarded to the said defendant anu all
damages which he may sustain by reason
of the arrest, not exceeding the sum of
dollars.
n,..,I
, 1854-05-27

MEN DROWNED. We are informed BY Judge
RouSDTREE, who has just returned from Gray'a Har.
or that the Indians Of that pa,e say that about six
weeks ago they found boat aud one drowned man in
t. which drifted ashOrs at Gray's HarbOr-and that
about the same time they found the bodies Of four
ther men drifted a-hre In the same vicinity. They
do say they found hi-u gold dollarz in their pock
ets The Indians buried the b. dies.
, 1854-05-27
Drugs & Medicines.

THE subscriber having locatedat Seattle, King Co..
II W.T., takes this opportunity n inform Tie cit-
zens Of the Territory that he has opened and oe or
ale the most complete as.ortment Of GENUINE
DRUGS AND MEDICINES 10 be found IN tho eOunr
try
Persons in want Of coon medicines, wiz % wen 70
call on him. Of the Seattle Dr. g StTe corner Of Main
and Commercial Streets Seattle. Order pr uptly A.
tended t.. HORACE MOk5E.e
Seattle, W. T., Nay Sd, 1854. emss.
, 1854-05-27
dollars.
Dated this
day of


Whereas, A. b., plant @, has COM
menced an acton before j. r., one Of the
jus ices Of the peace in aud for
county, against c. d., defendant, for the
recovery Of certain personal property, men
toned aud described in the affidavit of thc
plaintiff, to wit (here set forth the property
clamedJ; Now, therefore, we, a. b., plain.
t.f, E. F. aud G. II. acknowledge our
selves bound unto Z. D., in the sum of
dollars, for the prosecution OF the
action, for the return of the properly TO
the defendant, if return thereof be adjudgeu
and for the payment to him of such SUN,
as may for any cause be recovered against
the nlnintiff