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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS,
FEW DAYS IN RICHMOND
EFRlCAClOUS CURE FOR
CORNS, BUNIONS, SOFT CORNS,
TOENAILS,
Without Cutting or Causing the Slightest
DIR. SCHLOSSER,

Without Cutting or Causing the Slightest
Pain.
D r.. SCHLOSSER,
SURGEoR CHlRoPOnIST. by especial appointment.
- to His Imperial Majesty Napoleon ILL.,, Emperor Of
France. and his Majesty the King of bavaria; and nJ
the Principal Soveregus in Europe this opportunity
OF apprsng the ladies aud gentlemen Of Rchnnnd and
s envroas that ne n stay here only T days. and may
pecisy in COINS. BuNoNs, and troublesome TOE NAILS,
all which however long standing bad he guarantees
to sseetualy and permassns'y cure In few minutes
without cutting causing any pain or Inconvenience,
either during their removal or afterwards
N. B-Consultins Rooms, Nos. " and -, AMERICAN
HOTEL. Main Street. Private Entrance for Ladies.
EY-The following Testimonials are similar TO the thos.
(From His Majesty the King Of Bavaria)
"Mr Schosser has operated His Majestys feet with
great ski and without the loas pain. Certified by His
majestys command. bN FULLER
(Frsm the Hon. VIM F. Phlips)
Mr.. schosser has operated on the feet of two of my
family very successfully and without giving pain
Washington, January ., 1853 VIM F. PHILLIPS.
(From His Imperial Highness Prince Jerome Napoleon
Mr.. Schosser ma extrait des cors avec beaucoup
= ' ' ~ " Prince JEROME NAPOLEON
(From VIM. Rice, Proprietor of the PeunsylvananD
DIR Schlosser has extracted two corns from my feet
which were extremely painful for many years. The
raordinary ease with which he operated 10 remarkable
and cheerfully recommend him to all who are troubled
with the only person have ever known to per
form the operation scientifically and without pain.
Philadelphia, Sept %, 1857 WIN RICE.
(From Pierce Butler. ESQ.,
DR. schlosscr has extracted number Of corns from my
feet, with great skill and without pain.
Philadelphia, Nov 9, 1857. PIERCE BUTLER.
From Dr. Lsndis physician to the City Water Cure In
stitute at Phladelphia)
DR. Schlosser has extracted without pain soreness
eight very painful corns, in few minutes would ad
wise my friends and the public generally 20 Mr..
Schosser and have themselves relieved of these toe
torinentcrs. 8. NJ. Lands, NJ. D.
Thousands Of Testimonials from the United States and
also from Royalty, Nobility and Medical Men, from Eu
rope be seen ut his Consulting Rooms Nos 70 and 7
AMERICAN HOTEL, Main Street. Feb Jim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

TRAVELLING TRUNKS AND VALICRS.
HAVE on hand a large and handsome assortment Of
the above, to which the attention of the public IL ask
ed. consisting of the following styles:
Ladies' Sole Leather dress Trunks
Gents Trunks
Ladies' dress House %
Bonnet Boxes, several qualities
Best Sole Leather VHlices
" Buggy Trunks
With large supply Of low priced Trunks and Vslces Of
every style. Those in want Of thing in this line will
do we'll to give me call, at No. H. Main st.
Jan 80 JOHN C. PAGE, JR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
THE CENTRAL HOTEL,

KIEHMUND, VTRtTNIA,
SITUATED at the corner of Grace and 9th streets
- fronting the Northwest of the Capitol Square,
and near to the Washington Monument will be in rcad.
TO receive guests the let Of January, 1889
The locality in point Of contiguity to business being
adjacent to the Capitol Banks, Custom House, Merchant
Mills and Warehouses; together with its hcathfuness be-
Grounds Immediately In front, render it a,trsc
tive
With such advantages the proprietor appreciates his
responsibility In undertaking the public
which, he gives OF ample supplies and the most
assduous attention the of all who may favor
hun with their company.
Dec 29-dts FRANCIS J. SMITH, Proprietor
PeF. J. g. would be happy receive calls from
bers of the Legislature and others, who might wish
gage rooms before the opening dny.
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A. X. PARKER.
WILLIAM E. BURTON,
DAVID COGBILL,
HEAD QUARTERS FOURTH DIVISION OP)
VIRGINIA MILITIA.

RIcHMoND, Jan. IL, 1883
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. cit being essential A
u for the purpose of necessary arrangements, and q
proper organization officers commanding troops which III
expect 10 take part In the ceremonies Of tho erection
Of the Equestrian Statue Of Washington. the 22d OF
February next will report to this Office speedily as
practicable the name strength and OF their respec.
tive commands, the time at which they will reach Rich.
mond and the mode of conveyance.
Newspapers in this and other States are requested to
publish this order.
By order of
Major General WIN. B. TALIAFERRO.
WIN. MrssoRD Major and ABIDE Camp.
Ian ol-ts
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NRW MUSIC

NEW MUSIC
AT RANDOLPH's BOOKSTORE AND BIkDERY
CWEET bells of home. song BY Romer Is cts.
- "Petc Morris" Bird song % cts:
Sparkling Sunday night; song by author Of Do they
miss me at home !" IS ctk
Be quiet, do, IN call my mother song by author Of
Z" Some one to love-; Is cts.
Elite May song BY author of "some one to love-"
Is cts.
Dreams :" song by Hodge', beautiful } 81 cts.
Summer of the Heart song by author Of Listen to the
hooking Bird :" 25 cts.
Smile Again; song by author Of Kiss me quick and
70 ;"25 cts.
Wiliies Welcome Homo; song for Guitar, answer to
Willie We have missed you :" % cts
Willie Rsves no moro song for Guitar, (answer to
Willie. we have missed you,) pretty > 25 cts.
Broken Chsni song BY author Of Bell Brandon Is eta
Bring nae my Hsrpi song by author OF lie Reeve
40 cts.
trust in thse song with French and English worldly
Puget; 25 cts.
Does he love me song by P. W. Smith; 25 eta.
Delhi Mazurka; by Jacobsen 81 cts.
Guiding Star Redows by Saudsrson 40 c's.
Brilliant VALUES; by Thalberg, (ss played at his con.
eerts, o. 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

LOGAN WALLER,
COMMISS MERC HANT,
RICHMOND, Va.
nEVOTES his undivided attention to the sale Of every
IL kind Of Country Produce.
He would say to farmers that he has on hand large
supply of superior Grain Bags for their Accommodation
which they obtain promptly by order, from the
agents the principal depos Persons obtaining his bags
will please have them filled and promptly returned.
Office two doors below the Columbian Hotel Cary st.
July lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

NOTICE.
"AVING DISPOSED OF THE h LANCE OF OUR
IL STOCK, we SHALL from this date, discontinue tho
DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
Our books may be found at the old stand No. l43, Eagle
Square, Main street, where customers are requested
to call and settle their accounts without delay with A. X.
PARKER Co.
Our firm will remain, until further notice.
Feb. ], 1883. Parker, NIMMO & CO.
NEW O-PARTNERSHIP.-The subscribers have this
day entered into cscopsrnership under the style Of
A. X. A X X X Il e. CO.,
And will conduct general wholesale and retail DRY
GOODS GOODS BUSINESS. They will be constantly
supplied with the newest and most desirable styles Of
Foreign and Donsse Goods, and hope by strict asn.
ton To business to merit the patronage SO literally
tended 10 the late firm.
A. X. PARKER,
WILLIAM Z. BURTON,
Richmond, Feb. l, 1853 DAVID COGBILL.
On retiring from the Dry Goods Business, take great
pleasure In recommending the patronage Of y friends
Messrs A. X. PARKER Co feeling assured their deal
ings with them will be entirely satisfactory.
Feb 1T r. NJ NIMMO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

a UCTlON Will be sold ut public aucuoa GU II
a Capitol Square. at l2 O'clock The 9th ii f,hr,a,y
the spars used for Shears ia raising TIE H.ur.,iG:
Statue Of Washington. These 20 feet long ~ inclt
across the large and % inches the email ,ns viii
the Cap and Feet Pieces
Also the llodng Machine, used on the samn cccn..,r
made by Mcssrs. Sampson & Pae, in the very -.,.
ner This machine Is calculated raise l. - cisE:
men.
Also quantity Of Manila Rope and Blocks. O: vsrious
sizes, suitable for shipping and farming purpo:e.-t
geIher with quantity Vi Iron.
Terms cash.
By request OF Capt Dimmock
Feb 3-tds GODDIE j. APPERSOM irc.s
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NEW GOODS.


NEW GOODS.
RREEDEE. FOX & CO. have received this day, per
D steamer Jamestown the following goods, purchased
New York, last week, At prices which they think vi"
Two cases Irish Linens
Raysdare Culored silks
Black Bayadare Silks
Plain Black Silks
Side Stripe COlored Silks
Beautiful assortment Of Embrodeaies
Eugene Extension Skits
New style Chslie de LANES
New style French Spring Aouselinss
Side Stripe Mouseline Robes
Light English Prints, In great variety
New Spring Ribbons
White and Coored Msrseies for Sacques
Black Bombazine and Tamise Cloth
New style Seolloped MaYeilles Skirts
Embroidered Pocket Handkerchief, very cheap
With fai stock Of house keeping and plantation Goods
all of which they win offer at very reduced price,
Feb-dlw PIT, Broad street.
A knowedged to be the best in use BY the best Far.
mers In Virginia.
Pe,ons DESTROYS of procuring these Machines are in
formed that they bad better send their orders at once
insure their delivery in limo for harvest Price $3.50
delivered At any Depot Boat Landing In Richmond
s. c :s:': SfsRoek a s v.
RoGA,s Z RMRDY FOR PULMONARY AND
~ TUBERCULAR CONSUMPTION. Having been
appointed solo Agent for the ialo of Don GERONIMO
RoCAs celebrated CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. tho
extraordinary remedies exant for what has heretofore
been considered an incursble disease.
nave tee more readily undertaken the agency, from
the fset OF it, extreme simpcity-beng otra-d az
psetos tho action of which 10 seemingly miraculous,
and is having of those attributes which make the
numerous compounds now 10 general use.
with the utmost confidence In tho success OF this re-
medy which has heretofore been used In private prac-
hee With great sacccss 10 shown BY numerous letters
and certificates, II Is now offered to the public
pamphlet containing directions. letters from distin
tho Physcsns OF the hospital Of Havsfa leland of Cuba,
&C., will accompany tho remedy
These spesk volumes in its praise and publicity 10 only
required 70 render 1t popular ~ 1t u beneficial Adj
dress - JAMES HEES
Sole Agent for the Unitsd States,
4l, Market stIoet, Philadelphia.
Principal Office 1000. Fitzwster. Feb s-d&clm
DACkING CAsRs-l00 Packing Cases. for sale
Il low, by
Feb9 GRosHoNa, TUPNAN co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

r. ii. TAYLOK's MUSIC SALOON
AND PlANO-FORTE WARE-ROOM,
No. lSS. MAIN STREET
fuNHE undersigned is sole agent In this
j. city Tor the sale of the celebrated
NuEES e. CLARk'S PIANO FORTES-n NH
Theinstruments havereceived the uuquau
ed approval Of the greatest Psnsts this country and In
Europe. He also keeps Pianos Of GALE & CO. and other
good and well established makers.
H. Taylor keeps constantly hand assortment of
the best Musical and Musical In
general consisting of Peaubats superior MELODEOES
OF A. and octaves, with single and double reeds
Martins unrivallcd GUITARS.
Taylors approved FLUTEs-uhese Flutes are not sur.
passed)
Aecordsons Clarionets Flutes Flies, Fagcoets Guitars
Vloins, Bhnjos, Bridges, Pegs &c.
Tuning Forks and Pipes Mouth Pieces for Claronets
and brass instruments.
Piano Stools and bestquay Guitar and Violin strine.
The largest and most beautiful oifashionabic
new and standard Sheet Music be found in this State
AliberaldiscOunt made to Teachers and Schools.
In short every article in TIE Music line may be had at
this establishment ut most reasonable prices.
Pianos Tuned and lot to Hire. Old Pianos taken In Ell.
change for new ones. P. II. TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
PHOSPHATIC GUANO,


FROM THE ISLAND OF SOMBRERO. WEST INDIES.
The Richest Opposite Of Phosphate Of Lime knopn to
the uorld
Id acareful analysis of average sample of differ
ID cargoes the annexed eminent Chemists have
found this remarkable deposte TO contain of Phosphate
| of Lime, as follows:
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yaI.TsES XUANn,En

VALIsES WANTED. ,.n
NJ EMBERS Of Disbanded Troops of Cavalry, Nv
WI dispose of their Valises, fair terms 1872
by calling me at my Carringe, Saddle and Har- ss
ness Store, 18th Streer, between Main and Cary.
Jan l9-dts G. T. MlLES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

LEWIS HILL
DRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT, attends TO
IL the sale Of Wheat, Flour, Corn and Tobacco and
eontinuesto HIRE OUT NEGROES.
Office 18th street, Gallego Mills, Richmond,
Va Dec4
DISSOLUTION.
TIME Co-partnership of FERGUSON, FARISS e. CO.
IL 10 this day dissolved by mutual consent Either
partner authorized to the of the concern in
liquidation. J. r FERGUSON, in.
THO. X. FARISs,
SAML A. GLOVER
RICHMOND, February lst 1883.
NEW FIRM
The undersigned have this day entered into co-part
nershp, under the style of J. B. FERGUSON Jl Il CO.,
and will continue the FolHIoS Day GOODS BUSINESS at
the old stand of Ferguson Farisi e. Co., No Q, Pearl
street
special attention will be paid to Cloths Cassners vest
iugs, &c, Linens. White Goods and Embroidcries One
entire floor will be appropriated Ladies Dress Goods
The stock Of Fancy Goods hand will be offered from
this time until the lst Of March without regard to cost
We politely ask the customers of the late concern
continuation Of their patronage
}. B. FERGUSON, Jn
w. G. FERGUSON
SAML A. GLOVER.
RICHMOND. Feb. /, ls55-Feb ST. March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

DIANO AND VOCAL INSTRUC.
L. TIOES-ln a few weeks will again <Hs
resume giving instruction in the above
branches. we
Apply to Messrs. Habliston & Bro, No l69 Main
Street who also have the selling of the Chcxcng Piano
Fortcs. EATHL. CARUS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

N1OTICE-An persons having claims against the
~ estate of John Womble. decd, will present them
for settlement properly authenticated the undersenet;
and persons indebted to said will make
TO US. John E. WOMBLE,
JOS. II CRENSHAW,
WILLIAM II. LYONS,
14-dtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS!
EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIZE!i
Registered Money Letters at our Risk.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000

ANDERSON q SUNS LOTTERY,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
Jasper COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERYt-
~ BYdUTHORITYOFTHE STITEOFGEORGA
CLASS H.
Draws 18th February, 1859 in public. Macon, Ca un
der the sworn superintendent OF E. c. Buckley and JOS
Waterman, EsQs.
TICKETS-Wholes $40, Halves S. Quarters Sc so.
Prizes Payable Without Deduction.
r. Only 10000 Numbers! $500 Prizes Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
UNHE partnership heretofore existing between tho
II dersigued Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons Indebted said earnestly
ouested 10 make immediate payment to George H. Mat.
thews who IL alone authorized receive and pay the
same to our creditors We exceedingly anxious to
be ndugent to debtors but the urgency Of cred
tors deny US the privilege Given under hand this Both
day of December, 1857. GEO. II. MATTHEW'S,
Jan 5-Sw Ed w. SIMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

a MOST DESIRABLE. USERUI. AND OK.
n NAMEHTAL FARM, FOR SALE-My EARN cos.
tanning about sixty.eight acres en- the Mechanicsve
Turnpike two and threcqusrteE miles from the city
for sale.
Terms Of payment most accommodating. Apply to
6. BREANT, or
Feb S-2awlm GODDIH APPERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
r. II. CLOPTON
ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
Office on lh Street bau,en Main and Bank Srsas.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TIE is prepared to Survey, Locate and Make Est.
IL mates for all kinds Of Canals and Roads will Sur
vey Lands and Furnish Drawings for all kinds of Engin
eerng Works. Bridges. Machinery. &c He will Make
Designs and Estimates for Public Buildings Private Res
idences Stores and Manufactures and Supernend the
Construction ofthe came, He will also all kinds
Of Earth Work Masonry, Brcklaying, Carpenters Work
&c. He feels confident that he give satisfaction ts
who may favor him with their patronage
S-1r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

GILBERT STEWARDS PORTRAIT OF
WASHINGTON,
PRINTED IN OIL COLORS
NVERYBODY who reveres tho memory of that great
~ and good man throughout the land should send for
q copy of this truly beautiful picture
Fine Impressions Arabesque Gold Mounted only 81 OC
Single Proofs, paper, Sc
For convenience remitances for the half dollar style
may be made in stamps
Pictures carefully rolled and sent (free) FER post
Address DEVEREUX& CO.
Atheneum, Washington Square, Philadelphia
nec 9-ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

JAMES l.. KENT
AS formed q co-PARrSERSHIP. commencing at this
Ill date, with GINTER e. ALVEY, for the purpose of
conducting GENERAL IMPORTING AND JoBBIso Busr.
NESS, under the firm and style of
GINTER, KENT q ALnEY,
and have taken the of Main and 18th
LEWIS GlNTER,
JAMES KENT,
Feb lin JOHN F. ALVEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
Jan 22-ctd f. w. BuRRUss
HANOVER COUKT HOU,E FOX SALE

HANOVER COURT HOUSE FOX SALE
TIME subscriber being Gesrous Of dcvrtDg his trGo
farming offers for sale his Hotel Hanove. Cou,r
House, together with 625 acres of Land attacked =.
which large portion is cleared, IS having be-.
Gently lined. Besides the Hotel Of 81 rooms the ul
buildings the consist of three large stabe,
100 stalls house, ovrrscers house ice buu.c
house, Kitchen and three out.hovscs for servanGs-..
good repair.
Should sale be made before the 10Th day or Mctc
1855 the will then be offered publicly ,hs
bidder, when the terms (Which will be accomnodu;ps
will be made known.
Persons wishing to purchase, conf.r with RI su
scriJer by letter otherwise
PHILIP II WlNSTOs
Feb 5-ctds Hanover CouT; house,
PUBLIC SALE or LAND IN HANOVER
TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF THE WASHING rC:.
HENRY ACADEMY TRACT
H&UE undersigned, committee acting under su'todt;
IL conferred by Board oi Trustees OF the "asb.L:.
Henry Academy, will sell on the premises 2CO
of Land belonging said Academy, tic l6ih dav G.
February if fair net, the fair day The iuprov"
consist Of coed DIV cling House. with the usC
buildings This plncc is situated eigt. miles ror t..
City OF Richmond and and hall n!ilcs from Alice
Station the Virginia Central Railroad, in an .xce.n.
neigbborhood
About forty cleared the bannae heGY.y tin.
bered with Pine wood, rcany sale for which found
AtIee's Station, Terms made known on day Of safe.
GEO. w. POLLARD,
7. ". GARDNER, }Comrai:;"c
Jan 19-ctds r.. T.. MEREDITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

NJ AY BOARDERS can DO accommodated with good
IL BOARD and the comforts Of home, by applying at
No lA. Main street. Richmond. Jan 2I-d6ts
~ UANO.-No. Peruvisn Guano; A A Mexican
I" Guano; Columbian Guano; Sombrero Guano; De
Burg No. Manipulated Guano. for sale by
E. H. SKINNER e. CO.,
Echo No So, Cary street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

TO SCHOOLS.
4 LADY Of superior abilities desires situation IN
"A Female College or School. to teach Vocal nnd In
strumenta Music She has studied under the nrs italian
German and English masters and has nao many years
experience In teaching.
reference OF the highes. responsibility can be given
Address, TEACHER or MUSIC Enquirer Office.
Jan 25-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

rIRCULAR-The Partnership heretnfcre .x.t.-
~ between LEWIS JOHNSON and EDWARD SiMG.
under the sye OF the Washington Ci,S S.vinX. Bark
having expired. the general Rank!ig Business x!i
hereafter conducted by he undertisncJ under f-l :.
LEWIS JOHNSON & co.
LEWIS JOHNSON
DAVID WALKER.
l.. J. DAYI5
Wsshncton Een
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

COMMISSIONERS sALE or REAL TSrsT,
RICHMOND.
a COMMISSIONER appointed by two several de
"A crees the one pronounced by the Circuit Cou, t.
seast Taylor, guardian, &c: and tee other by u,urlco
County Court, pronounced on the - day Of
1852 In the case OF Tyler vs. Tyler &c tha, proc i -
sell, ut public auction, on tho premises, SATURDAY
the l3ih of February, 1853 tho hour Of lock-
two several parcels OF land, with small house on
the one containing Elk acres and The other two
nearly opposite to the Brook Church. .dm.raty
adapted To market gardens
Terms made known at the hour Of sale
BARTLETT TYLER, CONF
Sale conducted by GoDpIS - APPERsos, Auc.s.
Ian ~ -2swtEpbs ,Sdtd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-12
Trial Of Ex-Governor william Bcbb OF IIli.
mol. for MaasIs"shser.

"
The trial Of ex Governor William Bebb for uansisurh
ter, N shooting Lcmucl Clemens. who with others
hs marriage, was conmenced in the Circuit Court Al
Rockford Thursday last The prosecution is conducted
~ L. D. Geaeeam, states attorney and $ j. Turner
Judge william Johnston, Of OHIO, Juise Arson Miller and
James NJ loop. The court room was dcnsely crowded
Toe greatest interest manifested 10 bear
both nom the Crcumstanoes,under which the defendant
before the court and from the distinguished talent
en- ioy ed 20 defend him.
About one hour was exhausted in empanneiing the
july. The room densey crowded MOTION
vas made BY counsel TO adjourn 70 the metropolitan Hail.
which wa accoded " by toeC curt
Mr Tuner opened the for the persecution He
stated tha Gov sebb would probably base hi, defence
On he provisions ~ the 81 section ~ the Revised S'utes
which de sna,cs under what circumstances the Kill ng Of
human being ccuil be justified by Law. He claimed
hat The fac n GOV B-hb leaving his house. and gong
ot aronT ~" crowd and hfng vas fatal ~ the defence
whereas, there rad bean any attempt break the
house. be place should have been 10 the house ard then
any one OF te men " all Of them, had undertook 10
break GOV Bebb should have fired from the inside OF
tie house snf would have be-n Justified.
Judgc Miller followed for the defence. He SAIL there
we're two occasions on which a man Will pay gocA
foI his posceiuneras ana veddings-and some rioters
NIX advantage :" one Of the.e OCCASIONS 10 make the de
esdabt pay te highest price for hs peace In relation
&c The circumstances the Judge said tha, on the day er
Tie return ot Gov fsbbs youngest from The Fast
" borrow fifteen bushels Of grain which he got
and took the occasion 70 fnd on, whether the
Ing the wheat he mounted his horse and rode
nearly ue ~bee Gay 20 get up The crowd, ~ho
we're gructcu 70 bring guns Had these there
saying ey wished w. fire salute honor OF his sop and
daughter IN la~ and wished refreshments they ~ould
have beea generously entertained but they came there
believing like bulls Growing like cocks and firing guns
and Governor Bebb became very excite be would other
wise have been more than man or less thsn one He
took from his Edward and went ordered
them OF in loud enough N be heard forty
acre lot They did not 60; VI them said they did
hear the order The Governor taen rredhga than
he meant Tho crowd then left Nth the exception of 90
three, who rushed him, ooe of them oryiog out,
Good boys, ths,'s VITA, we expected; that's what
want come toyr" The Governor then turnet N the
house The coming right upon him, and folding thai
ore Of them gaining fom turned and tired. BE
then related oil the events which occurred after the an
fe uEtl the matter brought 30 the notice Of an.
thorses.
The ev fence on both sides was finished 90 sa,drdiy
and the Court adjourned until Monday, when the
70 be summed up by the distinguished counsel We shall
probably haye ae verdict u cur next issue,