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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
EXECUTORS SALE OF a VALUABLE


TIIE valuable Farm Of the late Dr j. H. Branl-r, in the
county of Dinwlle, II miles from Petersburg and &
from the South Side Rail Road lying partly Nam0Hne
Creek and adjoining the lands Of james llam!in janin
Tucker and others, containing Il" acrc-, n o which
cleared and In high state of impru, cne, by the growth
Of Glover and other grasses the balance in original growth
Of Oak &C. with small portion Of second growth pf Pine
j. for sale. The soil L. chiefly clay, and well adapted io
Wheat, Corn aud Tobacco.
The improvements are better than "n farms generally
consisting Of large dwelling ~ :: stories. inclu.nG base
cnt with 10 room, in good reInir; large and new
ranary four tobacco Earn-, and other Necessary build
iug. Of which recen'y built. The location Is
a very suitable one for phy ysi.ian.
rlc. i offered Tor ar privately but II not sold
privately before TUESDAY, the ELEVENTH DAY or OC
TOBER l, it will lie sold a: II o'clock that day ai
public auction together with Corn crop of 2ni barrels.
large number Of Cattle Sheep, Hog, Mules an "cr perish
able property
The terms will he made accommodating.
The place h. shown by the myself Of
whom will he always on the place.
Farther Information can he had hy addressing me a'
Mulberry lnn, Diawiddic Va. j. T. EEANpEE.
Arg 2j-c;!s
s~7- Richmond Whr and Petersburg Express please
copy aud send bills TO Enquirer OIlir"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE
LOUISA land FOR SALE.

T OFFER ron SALE PRIVATELY THE TRACT OF
LAND on Which reside, situated In the lower end Of
Louisa county Il lies very compactly, with plenty Of
original forest aud best plant land nearly all Of the open
land highly improved, neat and comfortable dwelling:
all necessary cuhcusc, We'll Naicrcd, and contains about
2S" - Il not sold privately before il will tc
sold rublicly October ii. lS,9.
Trrv> reasonable aud accommodating. Al,pl, to
WILLIAM e.. ANDERSON
SEP io--,tlOci. Gum Snrincs Louisa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LOUDOUN


DY virtue Of two deeds Of trust executed hy the Lou
ID l"un and Berlin Brlds- Company, of which bear.
date the 22d lay Ct December S> aud i recorded in
the Clerks office Of the County Court OF ouiOnu county
Virginia. and the other the 18th dag OF pccem5cr, 1sr
and IL recorded in the Land records 0 Frederick county,
Maryland, :hr undersigned said decd, named
wilt for the purposes therein mentioned proceed 10 sell, At
Public Auction, 80 the high.; bidder for cash. on THURS
DAY THE lnfH DAY Of NOVEMBER ISI9 about IL
o'clock NJ, IN front of tie Tolllouc, tho Virginia
abuneu; the Irgc uf the said Company in the county
Of Louloun, the BRIDGE the Potomac River, be-
longing the said Company together wish all the real
estate and other property Of the aid Company and all the
privileges anu rights aplrcnant thereto, connected
tlr.wiih, flly the conveyed by the said
deeds trust TIL. said Bridge has been recently built of
the best materials ani in the substantial manner
Il well located connecting the Lououn and Berlin Turn
pike road Loudoun county, Virginia. with the Of Fer
in on Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and the baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Frrlerck county, Maryland This sale
present. rare opportunity for profitable investment
August 2-cwt,s DAVID lllNON. Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
FouR nays iGTtR FROM EUROPE

ST.. JoHSs, Sept l0.-'rhc steamship Ocean
Queen. from Southampton on the 3lSt August,
passed Cape Race at five . clock this morning.
She lcf, the Needles at two o'clock OF the morn
ing OF the lSt.
The news contains no features of unusual i'll.
tcrcst.
The Ocean Queen sailed from llavrc the 3lst
August, and from Cowcs ut two o'clock, \.
81. of the lst of September. She has three
hundred passengers, 4 large cargo, $4,000 in
specie, and a heavy mail
The Purser's report says Sept. lSt.. 3, j.
NJ. passed steamship Fulton, from New York,
oil the Lizard, bound in.
itll, lat SOIL, lon. 2l:3o passed steamship
Vanderbilt from New York, for southampton
and llavrc.
The steamships Anglo Saxon for Quebec, and
Kangaroo for New York, were detained till the
night Of the 3lst, the stormy weather prevent
ins the cmbarkation Of their passengers.
The steamship Kangaroo from New York,
18th ut., arrived at Liverpool on Sunday, the
2Sth
The steamship Tcutona, from New York,
18th ult, arrived at southampton on the 3Otl.
cn route TO Hamburg
The steamship Nova Scotian, from Quebec,
the Goth ut, arrived ut Liverpool on the goth
IIlt
Nothing important was known III relation to
proceedings in the Zurich Conference.
The whole amount Of the Russian 100000
loan had been subscribed, and exchanges on st.
Petersburg had fallen three per cent
\ Bavarian loan, for the purpose of defrayins
the military expenses OF the country, had been
issued at 9si per cent.
Adviccs from Athens report the dissolution
of the Greek Chambers.
The steamship CircassIan, from New York,
the 18th Of August via II. Johns, y. f., aF'
rived Mt Galway OH the 3"th
The American ship Ben Bolt, from Havana:
bound to Falmouth. was wrcckcdat "Brcndoz,"
on the 25th Of August.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MAEKEr.--Thc sales OF
the three days ending goth ult. in the Liver
pool cotton market, were % 900 bales, of which
speculatorS and dcXporters each took 300 bales.
The market closed firm, with an advancing ten
dcncy, and in some cases prices were one-slx-
tecnth Of penny per pound higher; Middlng
Orleans was quoted at l-lId.. and middiing
Uplands 3-l6d.
STATE or TRADE. The Manchester market
was irmcr, and in so,nc cases prices were
higher
| LIVERPOOL BEEADsrUFrs MARxET.-Thc Il
ycrpool breadstllis Markctw was very "uil' MI
artison, Spence II Co. state that the weather
had been stormy and uniavOrablc for the crops,
but the harvest was almost over. Flour was
very dull and easier but quotations unchanged
American 10al2 Wheat very dull; red IS. oo,
ads, white 0s.a9s. I'd Corn STEADY; in'2ed
nd yellow IS. Gda5s Cd. white 's'a's: "o'
Consols unchanged, closing at ''ta''5'
LATEST.
LrERroor, Wednesday Evemnr[i Inc COT
ton market is steady; estimated sales to'aay,
5000 bales, including 900 eaci, 10 speGuia'o,s M
and exporters. Holders 0e5 ~ iFecly; ont 40
not press sales. Brcadstuiis nu'i SaieS uf''h'
nortant Provisions very dull
fi iu ,hc London market, wheat and -four were
,riI Tea unchanged Sugar and rice heavy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
AUCTION SALES.
vi FOR SALE, on THE YORK RIv.

FARM FOR SALE, on THE YORK NV
EH RAILROAD. TEN MILES FROM RCiMONp
WILL be sold on he FIFTEENTH Of SEPTEMBER, !
w fair oiherni,c, the ncN fair day, MEAD0w-LANI
FARM containn: Is acres. Un the farm !, eNcel'
lou>c with four rooms passage and two porci,S There
i, abundance Of excellent waller on the farm. Nl-"' =
young orchard of choice fruit
Tie tcTas will he onrhalfras; hc hslincc 90 ~" '"'
January and Isl OF April
This farm Hes tr York River Railroad, ten m'' 'rpr
Iicllmond The sale will take place al l*"clu.L, VI
Seat I-rtds JAMES II. WATKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
sInn nIixIAJRn.-

= ~ ~ :f4a NE subscribers, on Thursday night,
l 'hpB aSAM.
=, istcaased ot II. s. Robarls, Ct North Caro-
'i''r'; about 81 years cf age; five feet ten
:. -. - a.'; likely: complexion very dark, and
''rA'y rh"n spoken TO-
- years of age; five feet eight or nine
purchased of George u. Pace, of Rich
i !, '' ~ March. and was purchased by Mr. Pace
g.. -, .: "au, es,rr county. lie is very likely
-:+-,i-s,
- ..s.n inches high; was purchased o. s
~ Ai.g siid Queen county, the 1t Of April:
.. 'F'''' very black and stout; when nc len. nc
81 lar Vn s.ls face. caused from n boil no; quite
a s' hF- Zee; seven eigh. inches high; Of dark
N v "li we'll made; was purchased OF Henry
81 "> a. II Piceot, Of James City county, on
~. some Few whip marks on his back.
- N.'n VIII be paid or ;ne apprehension and
81 s--, n-sroes 1" Us In Richmond, Va; or 900
~ "a MS delivery or security in some jail so
al H,g', 'Tsfn-' &c taken In Richmond or Hcnrico,
- oe taid tor each JONES SLATER.
NJ. 10. iSg-di.ewif
ts.,.,hi. PRACTICE FOR SALE.
%. .. IL ~ .'ct'.nh for yoang Physician, with Of
~ .'e aud all else pertaining to the practice
81 No competition. Al the terminus OF
~ &sl y: L. T., near the centre o! the W. & VI.
rs:. Mtis.ns and new place, surrounded by =
4. s Community. Terms easy. For particulars
8@Ass E. ". HARRALL, ". D.,
"a Norenee, ). c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
TUE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID o0OGi AMATION

,,rlny HAVING BEEN RECEIVED IN THE
I>'t.H.riIr ;h., MORGAN J. EEEcE convict. via"
.emng, cS the crtni; Court Of '.s s"Iy ., M rm. AZ
-, ... : knowing the same TO bc stolen, escaped
,.,.-l, -, ing him in custody. In the county Of
- 'T T,'.cn hi. way TO the Peniten;ary. and i now
,,~''. .s-rrfore do hereby oiier reward Of ONE
-r;n'ps - .ES 10 any person who shall arrest The
- - " e and deliver him into the feneii'iaTy;
-4. .-,..,r require all oMcers ri this Common
-- .A military. and request the people generally
5e.; excr:ipu,. i" procure the arrest "' 'he SAN
- .l.. b. may tc trough; 10 justice
..-' ,,,..- nv .aud a. Governor. and under the
,... >~al OF ,he Commonwealth, AT e'e'nnehd' THIS
'i'~ -! - liENi.T \. WISE
- y NcxIoGo. Sec'y Of the Commonwealth.
IN g. Esr,s wa heretofore convict IN ,he rem,
received as u native o' North Carolina, Is -
- fri ,i n; inche, high, rather fair complexion
- y.. h,u- scar on thu right cheek near The
-, ,h- I-!t furr-dncer. aad the ma" on the ie''
-. .-5Ua on: too thick and marrow"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
L. c. KENT, commissioners
AND. S. FULTON,

ANXIOUS to AFFORD said Commissioners all the aid In
mover will promptly attend to any communication ap-
c.on TO me at wyhe for Information about any
Of The properly referred to n the foregoing decree and notice
OF sails. ahoHAs " noAp'
July 2S-s3n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
~, :, n ISS,OYEH,S NnTICE.

DINWlDDlE c. IT,, ArCrsT .!D, l,!g.
roIIN W. MEREDITH Esq, his legal representative,
j II You hereby informed that there Is In my
under decree OF the Circuit Court for the county
Of Dinuddie Of money 10 which the said John W.
W.r.d;,h ia entitled Proof Of identity will be required he
fore payment - = hlEhE"' |oinu'''
Aug n-cw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
AUCTION SALES.
SALE or vALUABLE LAND, STE

EN6lNE, &C.
DCISCAN 10 the provisions contained in two deeds Of
conveyance one from John W. Scott and Gabrira. hi,
wife the Other from Franci, w. Scott both bearing date
I'D December l>6 aud recorded in the Clerks office III
the county Of King and Queen the undersigned trustee In
said deeds for certain purposes therein specified, will
proceed sell at public auction at Ayles in the county
of King William, FRIDAY THE IGrlI DAY OF SIP
TENI.fE tract "r land containing One Hundred and
Twenty Acres and fraction, situated the Ma,raponi
river IN Kin: and Queen county, about mile and half
from Aylrts This land Is Of superior quality aud mostly
in original growth, snd has upon il and comfortable
dwelling house recently erected There Is al,o upon the
land Steam Engine OF twcnyfour horse power, Of excel
MAKE and In perfect repair and attached to i
grst-nil which will be sold Tie tinic either sca
rately with the land. may he determined the day
Of sale. The terms will be accommodating and made
known the day OF sale Mr.. VIM. H. Ladl, ~ Aylctt
will take pleasure in showing the premises in giving ANY
information In regard thereto.
July l5-cids j. V. CROWDER, Trustee. &c.
COMMISSION EIlS, SALE OF
SOUTA.W ESTERN VIRGINIA LAND.
NlRGlNlA, in the Circuit Court Of Wy'he county. al 'hc
Court House. on Tuesday July 12th, l>i?.
DAVID SEXTON aud Others,
coinplainan,S,
In ChInrrry.
p,,..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
IJ,O RICHARD r., MARY L., SARAH

drcu of ". Il. C0NN0R, and all "tlser. who may be
iuleres,cl-Tssc notice, that Hanover County Cou'',
on the .ath July, l>J?, in ihe Of 'Connor
Connor al. among othc. tlin:., decrccd, that the
proceeds Of sale Of the land in The bill and proceedings
mentioned be paid the said W. Connor after cuci!ng
The costs Of and expenses Of SALE upon his producing
TO the Court authentic documentary evidence that he hal
given bond in the penalty Of e3mo with good security.
sufficient his accountability for the proceeds Of
the sale of the said land conditioned for the faithful pay
men, Of the said sum- the death Of the said W. q. Con-
nor to his said children and their heirs; but the said Con-
nor should make no paymen; 10 the said W. g. conuor,
under this decree until due publication twice week for
four successive weeks in newspaper published In tie
city of Richmond requiring all persons interested In the
same 10 make objection N the payment herein decreed 10
h. made to the said ". q. Connor.
inwst a;-c4w wM. .. WINSTON, C. II. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

MOUNT VERNON.

We learn from the Mount Vernon Record
that the work Of putting Mount Vernon i'll good
condition has been fairly begun. Since the
first of July, workmcn, under the supcrintcn-
dcncc Of competent gentleman, have been
bu>ily engaged in repairing out-houses, tracing
aud cleaning up the old and almost forgotten
paths, and certifying in some measure the sa-
cred ; pot against the r,yaScs Of decay. The
Recorder also states, that $4,000 Of the fourth
and last instalm,nt for the purchase Of Mount
Vernon has been already paid to Mr.. Washing
ton leaving only abou, S@o.ou0 To be paid to
complete the purchase
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

ON Junior editor liaS lately been subjected TO
= large amount If newspaper abuse varying
from the rough billiussgate Of 4 thorouehsoins
Elacl, Republican organ, such Us the New
York 1nncs. or the New York Tribune, down
to the mild inucndo of 1uas-D Democratic VII
lagc weekly in Virginia. devoted especially 10
the political nclnatiuns Of Mr.. Eli Thaycr.-
We have not deemed it advisable to notice these
indications Of the littlcncsS Of par,izan feeling
or personal malice.
Nevertheless, We cannot fail 10 express a
grateful acknowledgment Of the Kindness and
f;.irdeaing manifested in the following extract
from the ''Boston Courier of the Sth instant.
4 desire to cvincc completely to our cotempo-
rary Of the Courier" our appreciation Of his
kindness. must excuse the reproduction in our
columns of an article so very complimentary
to one of our own editors,
RIcHMoNp, Sept In, 1919.
WV +. RlTculr. Esq:
Dear Sir: i send you M article taken from
the "BoSton Courier" Of the Sth inst, which
is 50 well written, and presents so calm and
corrcc: view of difficulties which have occu-
pied prominent place in the Enquirer" that
think it ought to appear in your paper. II
YOU concur with me. please give it all Insertion.
Yours, truly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

lLArE wirn ALkI. JARRETT.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
SSne the sale Of Tobacco Wheat, &C. 0fiee ion 18Th
i street. opposite Tobacco Exchange
&C. S,rici attention paid to filling orders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

NpDs fsrr0Hs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-12
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
nr. Oheesemnn,s DIE.

The combination ingredients in these pills is tho r.
suit Of long and extensive practice. They are mild Ia
thor operation and cortau in correcting all Irregularities
Painful Mousruations removing all distractions, wheth-
er from cold otherwise headache pain in the side pal
ptaiion Of tho heart whites all affections, hys-
terics ataue pain the back and limbs, sc disturbed
sleep, which arise from interruption ofnature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the Of 10 the treatment ot
these irregularities aud obsuctons which have consigned
so many thousands the young tho beautiful and the be-
loved to PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can enjoy good
health unless she regular and whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins to decline.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most oaoctual remedy known for all COM
plants peculiar Females 10 all classes they are inva
uahe Inducing 0ih certainty periodical regularity They
are known thousands, who have used them at different
periods throughout the country, having the sanction Of
the most eminent plysiei1ns in America.
Explicit directions stating when and 0h-R they should not
be used with each Borthe Pnoc one Dollar each bor
tailnJ 40 Pills
valuable pamphlet to be had fee ofthe Agents Pills
sent by mail promptly, by enclosing price to the General
Agent Sold by druggists generally
r. b. HUTCHINGS, General Agent,
No. l65 Chambers ST., New York.
Sold in Cleveland by wM. FISKE aud GAYLORD y
HAMMOND sprsd&w6m2jl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-12
MATRIMONIAL.

THE LADIES THE UNITED STATES
Il has been my good fortune 10 restore To health many
thousands Of my codntIy Iy-women
AIy success has excited the malice Of the eRyous and
aous; but thor prosecutions have served only to Ortend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upoa my pathway roa tho lair sufferers whom
have relieved So long held in alectonate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
sk can afford despse the efforts Of mischef-mhkers
nd slandeTer
My friends repeatedly urged me TO place my med
producing mensuation within the reach Of the
Ladies of the United States; but ndspostion to onter
field occupied by quacks with their penicOus nostrum
aud that unprncplcd oouutereiteTs might palm upon
he public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AAnE DE FEMME" in the United States.
Atas yield the sntreatios Of patients and irebJs
aud uler the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
old World.
In regard to tho efficacy OF the "AMlE DE FE uNE,"
need 0u say that 1t IN liquid form, aud is exactly such
as have used my practice in France for years aud
that it hns never failed satisfactory result
Tho "Amis de Femmo aud mons.ruati0n stand In the
tation Of cause effect alike powerful 10 ginate
healthy flow where never has existed and 60
where 1t has been from cause suppressed
In ordertO guard against imposition the wrapper of drec
tons ON each bottle Of the Amie dc Femme" viii boar my
Wrten signature and both the bottle and enclosing bCI
will be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package n,oo.,,
PARIS. January, 1851
For sale. Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No 20 Superior street, Cleveland who will supply the
Amis do Femme" at the Proprieors prices
Hul0 dRwlyB
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-12

HuTCHINGs' LIFE EXHILARANT,--Th nvig
Grating qualities Of this article are great and une
qualed Il restores the bloom of youth TO the
cheeks of the aged aud causes the purified blood
to course through the veins with spirit aud health
iul rapidiy. Ia fact, it is a rejuvenator OF unap
prolchable and iIimitable excellence. For all ner-
vous diseases, no matter how produced II mnst be
considered an nlallible specific Il is also n cure
for aMIctiOns Centering in the liver, stomach or
brain, Its mission is TO bestOw strength, vitality
and physical ability; il likewise renders the mind
calm and cheerful, The proprietor Is satisfied that
trial will convince the ieeblest that II re.
juyenate aud restore, speedily and permanently
The J. FE EXHILIRANT il Tor sale, wholesale and
retail, at No. 1865 Chambers st, New York. Large
bottles, ST. six bottles So. Sent by express to any
part Of the country Sold by WIN FlSKE, Cleye-
land.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-12
IN H snLoMnNsnN

PRACTCAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
seps the largest assortment OF the noS aProvod kinds ot
PECTAcLES. Allhis glasses, whether for or far
shted ground under his inspection by machine
Juf anew construction with the greatest care aAto
tu the Dyes In an casas, curing WsakHe's DizEhs55 or
aeaaRaOH Of ne Eyes aud imparting strength for lohg
reading or hno sewing,
EV- N. Il SOlom0nson would hoTe inform the public
ttahe employs any one 10 tho sale ofhislenses
~ Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES hl
CRosgoPEs, COMPAssEs, Eo, kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
laserted without pain, a. perfect as natural.
iE-ofes3 3s Superior street andsrths American Hotel.
iuu21
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-12
YESTERDAYAFTERNOONSR REPORT


ST LOUIS, April 10
The Overland mail with dates 10 the 18th arrived
last night
The steamer Uncle Sam returned after landing
portion Of the 9Th Infantry ut the mouth Of the
Colorado. Colonel Hoffman would commence &C
tive operations against the Mojaye Indians about
March goth
Passengers who lett New Orleans February
2lth, failed TO connect with the upward bOuud
steamer
Business brisk miners doing we'll
Adyces from YancOuver'a Island. British CO.
lumbia, are cheering, the British Government is
making improvements and encouraging emigra
ton.
The reception Of the Presidents Message at
Guryms created much excitement aud greatly en-.
HANGED the vale ofproperty
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-12
PROM NEW ORLRANs.

New ORLEANS, April u.
The steamship Tennessee with dates from Vera
Cruz to the 9th, and the City Of Mexico to the 4th
inst. has arrived here.
U. S. Minister MLane has recognized the Jua-
rez Government, and there was great rejoicing at
Vera Cruz IN consequence.
On the ID instant Dagellado made an unsuc,
oessiul attack upon the Capital, resulting 10 the
loss Of 500 men on each side.
Mraman was at 0raziba.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-12
FRnnI RANGnk.

BANGOR, April IL.
Marshal Patton was arrested at st. Stephen by
officer Benz. II. Lee. He is charged with causing
tho death Of his mother, two brothers and
nephew on Thursday. He left immediately after
the affair, changed his clothes at Carroll, and sues
ceeded in reaching New Brunswick before be was
arrested. His clothes were bloody and the money
earned by his two brothers during the winter, was
found in his possession.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-12

A CARD.-Chas. A. Reed & Co., Bankers, and
Dealers in Specie, Exchange and Bank Notes, hay.
ing leased the Office No. 95 Superior street, led
door from Water street) formerly occupied by q.
+. Lewis, will open the same for business on Mon
day, llth inst, where they will be happy to see
their former patrons aud others who may favor
them with their business 2td