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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

CosMoPoLITAN ART JoURNAL.-A specimen copy
of the engraving for the coming year, Shaks-
peare and bis Friends" has been received. 1t
can be seen at this office Persons wishing to
subscribe for the coming year, should hand in TIE
subscription money, S3, Immediately, as the
names OF subscribers must be forwarded Novem-
Der 10th.
BIBLE PRESENTATION The handsome bible in
possession the Ladies' church committee will
be publicly presented at the Union church, on
next Sabbath morning. The ladies of Faggtown
have completed neat velvet cushion to accom-
pany the book. Morning service at the Union
Church will hereafter commence at ii O'Clock
WINTER.-Rain commenced or Thursday morn
ing, and has fallen at intervals since, to no great
amount, however. The mountains north have
assumed their winter coat, snow being visible as
the atmosphere is occasi onally cleared of fog by
the chilling north west winds. Winter is here
CHEAP FARE by THE NEW NAIL LIxE.-The
prices of passage by the last steamer for the East
were as follows Old line, upper saloon, Sl35 25;
first cabin, Sl07 second cabin, S52 so steerage
S37 so. On the Garrison Vanderbilt line, first
cabin, S54 so steerage, S37 90
LIQUOR SToRE.-At Mitchell's liquor store may
be seen large and lfe-like photograph of Da-
vid c. Broderick Attention is called to the ad-
veriisement of the above liquor store in to-day S
paper. He has "a choice selection, which he will
sell cheaper than the cheapest.
PRENTICE SAID IT.--A man, to qualify for Of
flee, has to swear. But, if swearing qualities men
for public trust, nearly all the Tennessee Demo-
Gratis, since the election in that State are about
as well qualified fellows we ever heard of in
our lives
ORIGINAL PoEM-ln today's paper is a poem
by Mrs. FADER We are glad at being again
able to present our readers with one of her sweet
and kindly-worded productions, and trust that
she will not remain so long silent, hereafter.
GREAT NEWSPAPER ENTERPRIsE.-Bennett, of
the N. Y Herald is now organizing corps Of
reporters, and intends giving full reports of de-
bates in the next Congress. 1t is said the enter
prise will cost from $4,000 10 100000.
EVERYBODY BUYS IT.-The extract of Sarsapa-
rilla, Yellow Dock, Dandelon and Iodide of Po-
tassium, put up at Seamans drug store, is recon-
mended by all who have used it, as being far su-
perior TO any other Sarsaparilla manufactured.
For MINERS UsE.-Mr. Joseph Kohn requests
us to announce that be has received superior as
sortmen of India Rubber Boots and Coats, which
he intends TO sel-even at cost--and wishes
miners TO examine.
L0oP SHAfER have dissolved partnership,
and sold their Humboldt mail and express route
10 John G. Sanborn, who will hereafter make
regular trips.
We are compelled to omit the publication OF
an article on taxation, by Jeiersonian," this
week. Also, a letter from our Pitt river cores
pendent.
CoURT OF SESSIONS will meet on Monday No.
vember l4th. grand jury will be drawn next
Wednesday.
CALIFORNIA DEMOCRACY CoMPLIMENTED.-The
N. Y Herald describes the late elec ion in Cali.
lprnia as the - result Of common sense"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-11

\ Tor,n OF MoNoNASIA--Wcndcll Phillips,
in a recent lecture in Boston. is reported to
have said that 1.-The man who would strike tine
hcai from the statue recently erected TO Web
Ster would do 4 great service and his name
would be immortalized" If Mr.. Phillips was
as patriotic as he wishes to be considered, or as
ambitious As he seems, hc would undertake the
''Scrvcc' himself.
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THE OYSIrR PLACER.

The ncw oyster placer on Long Island, y. Y,
has created great excitement among the oyster
men all along the SOUND. The Norwalk Gazette
says, It's estimated worth is 100000. The
be-! is in six or eight EathomS water, and the
Yield is immense tine man has averaged 100
bushels day, with only one Sloop On one
particular day he took no fewer than COO bush
els Small brat> with only one drcigc, readily
haul up % bushels per day, and often more
It has been estimated that oysters to the amount
of $-5o,Oo0 nave been already taken, while
millions more remain on hand The oysters
are VERY larrr
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f>rIMoXY From TIE HOUSE OF CLERICAL. AND LAY
I-.-...-.r.r. -. .-I.Nnr.., Al L.ANNENrIMN
THE r1LLrBUsTERs AT NEW ORLEANS

NV ORLEANS. Ort o Tie iiIIibuStcrs who
we're arrested at the Pass have arrived here in
the custody of the L. ). Marshal. Captains
Maurv. Fa>sauH and Scott and Col Andcr
,on were held To hail in s., oon each. The rest
Of the men we're left at the barracks below the
c;;v. bat having no guard they have dccamped.
The f!lihu>tc-s made the /. 5. soldiers leave
the steamer on coming up the river. They
stated they were on a fishing party.
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MORE MURDERS BIZ THE INDIANS.

-. Louis Oct. "a despatch from indie
pcndcncc.says that the mail party which left
on Tie 10Th Tor Santa Fe was attacked by In
iian> beyond the Pawncc Ford. The cOnduc
tor and another man were killed. Ears are
entertained for the safety Of the incoming mail
dine rcr. OH Tuesday.
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Epox WASHINGTON CITY

WN>rIxoros. Oct "a despatch from New
Orleans mentions the seizure Of the tow-boat
Panther and her officers and crew Arrange
mcntS lave also been made to arrest the fill.
busters who went in her from that city.
Near iiYc million; Of dollars are in the Urea
sr,rv SUBJECT To draft The Secretary sees no
reason to change his opinion, formerly express,
cd. rs 10 the receipts of Tie present fiscal year.
Wells, Fargo Co. have obtained conccs-
sion from the Governor OF Sonora for stage
liuc 10 connect Tucson. in Arizona, with HERNIA
siila. in Sonora.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-11
NORTHERN MARKETS.

NV YoG%. Oct, s,h.-tour is firm; State
s. goa. 80. Ohio - 3oa5 20; Southern $ goa
) 10. Whca, Is qn.ci; Southern red II goa
-. ditto white Il 3jai -. Corn is boyant;
mixed held =; &c. Polk is quiet; mess SO 81
a5 -: prime 81" f2a'1 g. Lard firm y, J Ia
lI!c. WhiSkey is duia 2sc.
EaL,luoRr, Oct. Sth.-Four closed steady:
Howard Street s. u, City Mills 80 Wheat
c!o>ci quiet: white 81 2uai -, red 81 loal T..
Coyn closed dull; white "Hao2c. yellow 90a9lc.
Provisions closed firm; rne>s pork fI5 -, prime
go ~ Whiskcv closed active; city 2Ssc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-11

ii. - ,hcard of toll he came 20 this Convention brihs
III r.,i:u,tion. T. lad (.aid Dr. c. been the ihais
Of hi. lie wiIne,s the eS:aoriinafy lao ,h Ma,
in. iay he would hear OF him at The sources Of 'e g.
;nri and the almost III the forests OF haisAs V
week on shores OF Lake superior anu anony anS h
.iti. Win reverence ;!at no Bishop OF the ChurGn o'
Ju, Christ, since thc days Of 81 Paul. has tsavs'eu
,. nu:nbcT o. mile, in the discharge OF his duy, as
Sf iar,.r eaten. OF territory, or Ia. planted the
S,r,r o, Jesus Christ In more noble Einsn'ui WAT
I,1i Esmp.r He vas that ih, House would 9hah
bishop -,h him In the language Of She resolution
Iv Bi.Lo;, Lee in the other House 'ha' Ms " sneu
a.. r3,i,ndr Of thu whole Church. Tor LIE s'Nash''hs
az ~o,.oe Wa. ,.ksn and the resolution unanimously
adopted ,,suop. rtrrr
"a, H. yi,,on. ., Pa. moved that the s:nin2 Of Ne
testimonial. OF the Bishops eiec' De it0'e
tie order Of the day !, being Hiseu, a., .,r.cl,,
Rev Dr. Mead thought that That w""h re- a.
IT, impronrr and rrryereli proceeding me 'es."''~
-, ,h House To the G,u. % the Bishops elect Tor ie 81
cred Office ;hry To .>,GH't "'' '"iT". '"' '
should lie performed sA ali order anu f,su''',s.
Rev. pr. yinfon hope, siai The Greer Of WE '"' ~ "
postponed for that purpose ,.,,, ,,v uouIt
Rev pr Mead wished 30 say fe9 words upon the one,
subject hr"ush; before The House .; bi,hnP, |
,le.re day for the csnsrcrscn " The h''p' es
To enable them u tx hi; lay, be- moved u ,e'psn '
order OF the day enable i.e lvu-c ;" Ign We '''
mails " the Bishop, elect
Rev Dr. vuton OF Pa moved TO amend So IS 20 po.'
pcne the order Of the day unit! Monday next.
Rev. DR.. Mead accepted the amendment.
The motion agreed to-.
ON the suggestion Rev. pr Clanion the Doc.."- were
called IL the order in which they are ARRANGED hh ts
,rY,ra dclegacs their Diocese were ca!'-'. '' &c
testimonials
The following i. Tia. fora. o! testimonial 'lrrsi b,
Canon III o. l,:'-
TESTIMONY From TIE HOUSE OF CLERICAL. AND LAY
DEPUTIES N GENERAL CONTENTION.
Vs.. whose narir are UndrrWri.isH, fully sensh!s ho~
irrgtarf (! Is that the sacred office III bishop >houii not
Il. Wor:!v cUnlrrr and rui! persuade! that II 10 our
I.,r ,o ben; testimony on TIL, solemn OCCASION whoGi
F.s.f,, IA, in he E,pIg ~
,,.r;fy t,. 4 H. not, FAR Informed justly
Liable TO Is report either Tor la religion "r ioE VI
n,.tr., o, f and la: DO no; know or believe trrc
1, any :pcIrnt 81 which he ought not 10 b"
ci.rcrri holy 0ir"; but iha; he hath "a "" h"
.eyc led b., lie os ;rrs year. last past p.ousy, sy3ey
.ud honesty.
Tir attention q he House occupied Tor some ~"
hour in signing testimonials after which. the Score
iary announced hat the testimonials h" been signed by
. majority .. tlc p"cc--S, r'qUrrdhv !!- Canon
Am,..i.c wiS received from she Hou'c u Bishops, N
forming Tbs ng,. that they lad appointed Bishops u
,i5 Polk and burgess, the committee. Oh icir part 10
Join IN, committee appointed by III, House oF the srcc.
liuI %. TIE Board " Missions.
o. notion q! Rev Dr. Mead the Coayt cation adjourned.
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THREATENED LYNCH LAW.

John ". Sampson, charged with the murder
0i Martha Armstrong, was tired at Martins
burg, Va, lately, and acquitted. The verdict,
it appears, gave much dissatisfaction 20 some Of
the populacc, vino held a meeting and appoint.
ed committee Of ten to notify Sampson TO
leave within - hours, or abide the conSc-
qUcncCs SAMPSON however, was not to be
found. subsequently the jury was burned in
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r.n California Duel senator Broaeriel; Killed

II. l.orl<, Oct. : The overland mail Of the
10th. which arrived here to-day. brings intelli-
ccncc that the duel between Senator Brode
rick and Judge Terry. Of the Suprcme Court Of
California. tool; place near san Francisco. on
the morning oi the Eth September. Mr..
Broielck fell at the first fire, pierced through
the lungs. lie fingered until half past nine on
the rnyrilin. OF the 10th. when lie died. Judge
T"rry was niniurcd. The community was
profoundly agitttcd On learning the sad tcrni-
nation sc the unfortunate conflict.
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POLITICAL.
from the New York obserrer]
REV JAMES w. ALEXANDER
BIZ MRS. L. II. slGorRNEf.


The great and good. How startling Is the H. 4
Tina, tells MS he is dust The echo comes
From where Virginias heaith-reviving springs
N,rc r,,ny whole But waiting there for him,
The dark. winged angel who Goth come but once
Troubled the waters, and his latest breath
Fled, where his first was drawn.
That noble brow
So marked with intellect. So Gear VIZ" u "''''
Grave j, It's goodness, in its love >er'''; ..;,,3.
Here. mid his sacred home, his eo"'l'>S II ''''''
Will il be seen no more:
That earnest voice.
r;IIipr tho ,cmnlc.arch so :!orouStE'
w ,ho,rc. of ,m,ort TO the undylnS soul
r,,,rn,i Inv rnwor q! tcrvid cioqnencc'
- -, ,,,ntc: That mind, 80 rich
- ,...i,.i learning and with classic lore.
S {" ~: rro.rcssiyc, aiilucnt profound;
~, saline heart, instinct with sympathy
fn "', ,bc worlds family of grief and pain,
TSc dark in feature. OF tie lost III SIN,
S,v, arc their treasures lost:
No. on The page
OF many tome, traced by his tirclcss per,
Tscy live and brighten ior a race to come;
p.,,nr,tin.. the WISE, cheering the sorrowtGl,
AID tnr the little children whom hc loved
W.,inc ont tender words, like dew pearls
Along their .lowcr->c"" path.
His c;ic delight
W,sin his Master, wcrk How well performed,
Sn'.,I vr whose feet upon S.lyation'S rock
Wrr. !,lan,c6 through his prayers. His zeal
inyo!y'd
No element of self hu, hand IN hand
Walk d with humility, nor Knew 'Inse
OF bigot bitterness.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-11
LAUNCH OF 4 U. S. STEAMER.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. S.-lhe steam g,inbo.t
Pawncc WAS launched at noon to-day at the
navy yard, in tine style. She WAS chr!Stened
by MI<> Grace, daughter Of Robert Tyler, Esq.
i national salute was fired. At least ten thou.
sand spectators We're present.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-11

, in tn: Constitution Du. that coas not justly u IN
lrtng from tie safe at Wise rule laid down IN '"r |"h
citation nn,ier which alone { act ia this matter.
Tie motion 10 reconsider was agreed 10.
The resolution, rs originally Offered. vas adopted.
Tn, Convention proceeded u ballot Tor members OF te
Committee but had net been counted The: Tbs
hour Of iioGruEieI: arrived. -,
,1s and Rev Mr Van Insen from Minnesota, a. adG!'
iIonal netnber. Of tie Committee Oh the state Of t!!=
church. ..
m r,.nrt mace Of the meeting Of the lOHEtn'"n ana
naming rhiiIcpha rs The place Of meeting which, "i LIS
motion. referred :" ia" COMMITTEE o. ''''''
The NonTrrol IL u :. ynurn,h
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Turnp DAY, FRIDAY. Ocionre !. 1862.


Al the appointed hour ,he daiiss were commenced hy
divine service The Rev u. H. NJ Mason of May
oalcia.ed assisted by he gev DR. A. y. I.tic"'a Of
Connecticut
The roll then called and tie minutes OF tie preceding
day read and adopted, after which the oilovins business
rev Mr. hin Of Cal said he was ,laccd in position in
which ministers rarely placed. lad IN his pnsse.
zion III. proceeds OF 4 collection taken the occasion II
% communion on III. frs, day 81 the session Of :hr Con
y-ntnn lie did know what disposition should be
made Of It, whether should he placed the disposition
Of the House Of Bishop" or ~ hs disposal OF this lious-
lie desired direction 10 is Disposal.
Rev pr Hawks Of New York. remarked that the last
General Convention committee was appointed relative 10
the support of aged and iatm ciersye and The widow,
and orphan. .. deceased cer.ymcn That committee had
prepared elaborate report lie proposed That ts Pre-"
coed, OF this collection should he made The mrs, ',hiIer
Of fund 20 lie provided for That pu"st ana ne hone'
therefore, that disposition would he made @" the Tnd
until the action OF the Convention upon The report !" r
:naie by iha, committee
Rev Dr stevens Of Pennsylvania. said ;hs, this co!iec
ou should be left such funds had heretofore been ie
at the disposal Of the Presiding Bishop
Rev. Dr. Hawks said he content thar I!at course
should be taken. lie had only made The suggestion on vac
suppostion that there no regular destination 'oF e
fund
Rev Mir Hill then Withdrew his request.
The rfedeu said the first business In order was the re-
crp;!on Of reports from committees.
! report Was presented from the Committee on new ~
occs accompanied with resolution for the admission OF
the Diocese "f Kansas Into union with the Convention
which was adopie
DIGEST or TIE CANOES.
Mr. Hoffman Of New York, moved 20 postpone the order
Of the day for the purpose OF enabling him 10 present re-
port the committee appointed at the last General
Convention TO prepare Digest OF all the Canons OF The
Church. with resolution for referring 20 committee
Mr.. Pendletoa OF Ohio moved 20 amend BY providing
that the Committee Canons be instructed 10 report what
hs. been action o! the several Dioccscs upon The sub
ice, which the Convention Is to consider the order OF the
Jav Such report he deemed be Indispensable before
the House could take any Intelligent action subject:
The ninth article Of the Constitution provides that
Ths Constitution shall lie unaerabe unless In General
Convention BY the Church. In majority Of the Diocese.
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Fire az New Orleans.

New OULEANS. October G.--lhc Chicago rope
factory in this city was burned to-day. The
loss amounted 10 500, coo, on which, there il,
ali insurance Of $4,000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-11

4 HrRDrREG AEgEs-rp.-I The Martin>is
Gazette states tina, GeorIe DRAKE Wa, arrested y
!cghaHy count:, Nd. a lev dn!, ng" for the n,s'-
OF man named Ably, come thirty years ago. De
va, arrested 4; the sine of the mur.,,, and -
bil, found against him by the Grand jury, IL.
managed 10 break jnil and make good his c>eais
come pax: Of the West. lie will be tried dura.
rrc-"nt month. The widow Of Atny. who b..
the dying Confession Of her husband ihn; Drahs ".
the person thai inflicted the wound wlc" 90 80
h:- death. is Ill! living. Drake J. pe'hai' 80
years 81 as..
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rurr,u R,oys-Ixroyy,rt

CurEcn BooGs-INroENA1!oS FOR r-'H
ArTgspING TnE sEsgsAL CosvESTipsA large s'sa:'a.s
of very choice BoOls-E!any Of them recently luh'r
suitable for sunday Sc!sol Libraries, aui Tor the r1a
tie young In taniics.as well Others ofmasurer minds
jus, been rccevedby our ;own,nan West, hi, Boost
No. II; Main street. let 0, some ot III" more ree
Of u choice collection may be ioani IA BIZ si'1
Tneut another column.
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MISSISSIPPI ELECTIONS, &C.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct 7.-Scattering returns
from the Mississippi elections show Democratic
gains.
The ioai>jana vigilant committee are still
engaged IL their .awlcss operations
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-11

FIRE IL PAHSEEsnuRG. 1t is reported ;h';
destructive fire was ranging in Parkcr-bur. or
-;h int. Tho stables Of Genera! Jackson All
were destroyed, AID tie bank ard other bc...-.
were in danger IT, ere Mas ,l' wori: %: an !I.,.
iinry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-11

FArAL AY2r.r.-An aiFray took place
Saturday last. .'1w: three niles frota S"r"''''
tween VIM tarra- and Nichac! Vance. which -
cI in the dealt. Of the latter. III, neck na'.uI
broken hy blow which lie received. F4rar, " p
IN Jail. all, -, Cha! '.!s a!ir had been 'ua.,'e;@'
k.ir.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-11

FIRE IN SHrSASuoAm-The BAN az. {
b.cs Of Mr. john Z. Lee, Of Shenandoah. csua;y .
Co,tor:owu. were S:.;uiiy destroyed y dTeI's'-
Mr. Is y-, Mi. amount " i,Jv. 4p..ara liz o..
rance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-11

IHE CASE OF Gisupp UNDERGONE Bishop
Potter, OF New York, has written letter in
which he declines acqueScing in the arrange.
ment for the restoration Of Bishop Onderdonk,
which proposes to leave the active manage.
ment of the affairs OF the Diocese in his hands
He says th2: such position is unknown 70
the law OF the church, is indefinite, is foil of
perplexiiy. aud must inevitably lead 10 conf,,.
sion and vranclins.
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utRRESTOS, ~. CO. RACES
SIN TONS
III u r 8 u r Y

4 THE SEASON FOR PLANTING l. SOW APP
N PREACHING, the Subscribers would Inform their r-
friends aGi the public, that their stock o. FRO IT ok
TREES. hand. with respect to quantity, size and
quality! superior 10 anyth-y have before been able
10 Offer.
OUR NURSERY was established In 1-23, By the senior
partner and sh regularly increasing d-msud has been
continued the present time. The satisfaction given
our nurerou, customers in Virginia well the neigh
boring States speaks for Itself.
We just heard report from of our friends 10
the adjacent colr:i-s that who represents hns elf
Gren; partner Of Mr. l.. TcouK, u the Nursery
business has stating that they had bought and
a: had retired from the business We take this
sion to say that such statement IS false, and without
foundation whatever.
s- Orders addressed 20 Us al Richmond. len a, C.
J. sinton Co.'S, wm Palmer, son Co.'S T. Johnston 4
Bros Johnston Bran.fo.Is, Logan Waers, III ueei
will, prompt attention.
Oct I-cw2m JOSEPH slSTOS SONS.
TEJIMOTHY SEED,-Prime crop Timothy Seed
i FOR sale bT wh PALMER, soS CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-11

The Queen of Spain is said to be as much
addicted to port wine, as Court scandal says
Queen Victoria is. But it affects both rather
differently. The Queen of Spain suffers from
it Internally. Queen Victoria externally
The Queen OF Spain is interfercd with medical.
~; Queen Victoria physically. 1t touches the
Queen Of SPANS heart aud head; it touches
QGeen Elctoria's face and feet These be
strange contrasts as truly as these be two
Queens, and that the thing in question is port
wlne-the real thing too.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-11

MURDER ~ NoEgoLK-On the 9TH .gsta..
James Williams, young man o: aboU: . yea
age, ~, mvrIc.ci in cold blood ny ~. F',- =
In. q.
Williams wa ,;and!u. On The corner % ".is
ter street aud Woodsltc Lane. When C".u's s'
~, aa,! some word. having passed Dr:"cru T.
they inmedu,el: cicHchcI. a'It :he former - 70
Williams fatally. Collins ~, arrcs:eL.
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CIRCUIT Cornr The Circuit Cour; cf RE-

l',I,Tt.I- l',IVr T IN 'Ir,IIf 'YIr, ~ '---|
N'"' 80
mom% BE- iiI - regular Term ~: S'..f-'yi . d..
A. Meredith prc,ii!Us. IT, Grand Jury W., ,a .-.
:, ,., v,,,-> t-rr:,.rE Pleasant. ..-.-..
:, ,.....',r,
t"'N' ~ 't'"I ''Ti ~.
'"'"'- = ,>'''' "',, " ~. - -.
u"fmu "'f|',H, = -, "'..h -. -'.'
"m. Zee, ',:'h' 'F'''; H. r. No. - '..
!a' !. Batter. hGr. D',"""r, rem. '..'...'
The Grand jury after DIE dc.hsr.,.. = ra.a
fo!o";ns }rc>"n;me"'-' WIN iF.e i.'' a'..a'. 81.
Defendants !" VIZ;
hca.n>: Daniel MirN"! 'er i..nh!' d" y. .". =.
it;o IL" shop "i JoNep" y Ari"lH - ~. -.
s'!g ~sth4llls lGIJlEbII -c'''ds lI'is'' '>'sS s'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-11

VERY GuoD.-A letter to n contemporary a..
:h.t Mayor Mayo was made The Ecc!pt1.t %! ten h.
niiicent bacon hams, neatly p": into box AMI .a..
81 episcopal Convention bacon, from tres.
We ike friend sho thus goes the whole b Z.
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