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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07
Something New
s. ~. ETTTEEL g. SOM

HAVE received a fine lot Of Knowles & Harvey's
IL Patent FRUIT JARS, which are ahead Of anything
il that line CIV .r /. fore on red to the peop1e OF Delaware.
Some of the advantages of these Jars are
list, That there is neither risk ROT trouble in closing
them up. I'd, That there is no cement, wax, screws or
troublesome fixtures Of any Kind used about them Sd,
that fruit viii not break them, and they can, with care,
be used for years without getting soiled or out Of order.
But we say to every reader, cali, examine and be con-
WINGED by your own observations.
July S,'5o-*tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07

SxEAFE Growers can carry on their business
~ most successfully at Hammo6top, free from frosts.-
some forty Vineyards set out the past season. See adver-
of Hammonton Lands, another column. ON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07
Sash, Blinds, Doors, Window and Door

Of all descript ons at the very ,owest possible figures
Sash filed with glass and painted, flooring; siding, and
II fact everything i'll the housafnish ir2 Inc at TIE LOW
EST RATES. AS w have the largest stock on hand Of Sash,
Ijoors, &c; in the c4iy, we viii guarantee prices 10 suit
purchasers. Especial attention is paid to manufacture
Of WINDOW Blinds TO order, all completed, painted and
hung atrciuced prices. Feeling under renewed obljga-
lions to our friends and patrons for their kind patronage
for she last eight years We would stu solicit q share Of
the same. Respectfully;
aug. 26, '5e-*tf. PERRY * ROBINSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07

Foreign and Domestic Goods.
T00 Bushels Choice Dried Apples,
AOO - bushels choice dried Peaches,
81 Kegs German PruneS,
50 boxes NJ Il K Layer H4sinS,
30 half and quarter boxes Rasiua,
1O drunls FPesh Figs.
Is duZcI. cans FRESH Peaches.
5barrels Cr4nbtrrieS,
In store and tor sale at No. 1, Williams Binrk
January Il, 1859. X. q, HILLS 4 SoS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07

Clover Seed Wanted.
1000 bushels Glover Seed wanted, for
AOOO which We offer the highest mar ket
yriec in cash.
Feb, IL. MENDEFHALLL d MILLER
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07

TUE STEWART STOVE
Is The only true Economist among Cooking Stoves.
THE STEWART STOVE
viii pay for itself in saving Of fuel every three years.
THE STEWART STOVE
Docs all sorts OF Cooking at the same time, and gives you
plenty Of hot water, and n warming closet without cost,
THE STEWART STOVE
Combines The entire knowledge Of a veteran inventor Of
Is years experience.
THE EwART STOVE
BaJes perfectly on top and in oven, and roasts in front,
all at the same time.
THE STEWART sTovg
VIII do twice the work Of any other Stove with the same
sized oven,
TIE STEWART STOVE
Cooks meat and pastry together without imparting the
flavor Of one ~ the other.
THE STEWART STOVE
Will last twenty years. Many are now in use that were
purchased fifteen and twenty years ago. Although cost
ing more al first, ii is in the end cheaper than any Com.
mon steve.
THE STEWART STOVE
Supplies hot water Tor bathing purposes more economic
ally than any range.
THE STEWART STOVE
Is warranted for three months, and may then be returned
SO you run no risk in trying il.
E9- ] challenge competition, and will agree to set up
a STEWART STOVE beside the Stove called the EoonomiA
that we hear so much " blowing " about, or any other
pattern Of stove now made, and leave il 70 any oompe-
tent judges to publish their decision. I solicit a trial with
peuscs-sos set the day and fetch on your stove and let
the public have such substantial ev idenee Of which is
the test Stove.
FULLER, WARREN & CO., Manufacturers, Troy, n.
THOMAS EVANS, JR.,
Sept 2,'59--u.- Sole Agent for Delaware Co.
Small descriptive Pamphlets sent By mail free of charge
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07
Sugars and Mo1asses.
Tobacco, Cigars, &c.


Sundries.
, Bags choice Eastern Coffee,
~c - EtEs do Southern 30
20 Boxes Mould candles.
80 Packages Assorted Candies In Is III and 50lh Huxe :
- Boxes Palm No. ! and German Soau,
20 Boxes Star and StBariue Candles,
II Boxes IS, SIS AMI los Virginia Tobacco
3 hcSs Kentucky six Twist 90
- Boxes Virginia Hail Pounds do
81 SoNcs superior Wrsieru Reserve Cheese.
Atlof which are offered al the lowest marke prices.
Jan. =. 5c-i K. +. HILLS Il son.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07
FREIGHTS WESTMARD.


By this Route Freight Of all descriptions can be forward
ed from Philadelphia. New York, Boston or Baltimore, to
any point on the Railroads Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana,
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri, by Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also connects at Pittsburgh
with Steamers, by which Goo!s can be forwarded to any
port on the Ohio, Muskingum, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cum
beriand, Illinois, Mississippi, W.scons II, Missouri, kans-s,
Arkansas, and Red Rivers ard 1T Clereaal!l, Sandusky
and Chicago with Steamers TO all ports On the Northwest
ern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers en~trrstng the transportation
of their Freight to this Company. calre,y WITH confidence
on its speedy transit,
THE RATES OF FRIGHT to any point in the West by
the Pennsylvania Railroad arc At AL mes as favorable as
are charged by other Railroad Companies.
Rg~Be particular to mark packages" via Penra. R. RI
Merchants in the West ordering gcefs from the East
wilt do well to direct them TO be shipped by this Route.
Parties atten ling 70 their cwn shipments from the Fast
will find It to their interest to call Gu the Agents Of this
Company al the following places before shipping, or let
tiers addressed 10 eitherof them Oh the subject Of lre.ghts,
will meet with prompt attention:
Ell SNEEnER, PhiIrdeIpl:a,
MAGRAW K Rooms, so. North Street. Baltimore,
LEECH & co, No ?, Astor HOUSE or is, VIM. st. n. Y.
LEIGH & co No 81, kilby street, Roston.
II. Il. HOUSTON, General Ere et Agent, Ihfadelpha.
=. L. noCrT. General Ticket Agent, iL4Ia1eiph.a.
THOMAS SCOTT, General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa,
June 5, 1881, n.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07

Pure French Brandy,
DURE oTARD BRANDY,
: q" PORT AND SHERRY WINES,
SaAA4sLl&G luAIpAILA,
LONGWORTffS TAWBA
HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA RUN,
OLD M"0NONGAHALA * B0URBoN WHISKEY
For sale by the bottle or gallon. Also
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN,
UDOLPHO WOIFE'S SCHNAPPS AND CELE-
DRAFTED TOMAC BITTERS;
All of which are warranted good and pure articles, and
for the use of the sick are especially commend
July 20, '59-ftf j. KRUCK & co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07

1WW-

The Capacity ofthis Road is now equal to any
in the Country.
THREE THROUGH
P A SIS E n G E r 7 r A i N S
PITTSBURGH It "HTLADELPHIA
Connecting direct in the Union Depot at Pittsburg, with
Through Trains from all Western Cities for Philadel-
phia, New York, Boston, Baltimore and Washington City;
thus furnishing facilities Tor the transportation of Passea-
gers unsurpassed, for speed and comfort, by any other
route.
Express and Fast Lines run through to Philadelphia
without change of Cars or Conductors.
Smoking Cars are attached to each train Woodruf7s
Sleeping Cars to Express and Fast Trains. THE EXPRESS
RUNS DAILY, Mail and Fast Line, Sundays excepted
Three Daily Trains connect direct for New York. Express
and Fast Line connect for Baltimore and Washington
Mail Train leaves Pittsburg at 500, a. m, arrives in
Philadelphia at 5, p m. and Baltimore 6 p. M, and New
York at 10, p. M
Fast Line leaves Pittsburg at 1870, p. M, arrives in
Philadelphia, via. Baltimore, at 200 a. m, and New York
at l p. m.
Express leaves Pittsburg at Q p. M, arrives at Phila-
deIpIlia at 1000 q. Ia, BrltanOrc at IL a. IN. and New
York at 3 p. III.
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New York.
Two Daily TIains between New York and Boston. Thro'
Tickets GAIL rail- are good on either of the above Tri ms.
BOAT TICKETS to Boston are good via Norwich, Fall
River or Stonington Lines
important Railroad Offices in the West also on board aay
Rivers and TICKETS WESTWARD at the office If the
Company in Boston, New York, Baltimore OF Philadelphia.
Fare as lo0a S By any Northern Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS By PITTSBURGH.
The completion If the Western connexions of the Penn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07
Z Y n G e .

oysters, L0BSTERS, SARDINEs, BOILED
I Ham, Bologna Sausage, fam SaRdw itchGs, Bread and
Butter. Cakes, Pies, Ale, Beer, Lemonade, etc, at j.
kRUCKs& CO., one door south Of Burr's Big Clock.
July 20, 1S5e-*tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07
Boots & Shoes.
A. G O w E N

SUCCESSOR TO P. ANDELL
XT0ULD respectfully inform the Puhlic5of Della
Wv ware and Vicinity That he has now in store a large and
well selected stock OF Boots, Shoes, etc. which he now
Oilers to purchasers ut extremely low prices. HIS entire
stock is well adapted to the wants of people of this vi
cinity generally, and would call the attention of purchas-
ers to 1t before buying elsewhere. He is also prepared
to take orders ana manufacture, by experienced work
men, and of the best material, work of all descriptions
on short notice. Repairing done as heretofore.
May Is, IS59.-#tE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07

WEST BEDFORD, Coshocten Cs., O. May Ii, 1857.
Mr.. II. B. kINGsIEY-Sir | have been selling the
medicines of the Graffenberg Company for the last ten
years, and have invariably found them to give good salts
faction. The Pills l have sold to a great many families
as regular as their tea and coffee, and with nv trade they
have become a staple article.
Marshall's Uterine Catholicon, prepared by DR.. Pome-
roy, is a medicine that has done a great amount of good
in Female Complaints. One lady I sold it to told me that
she had received more benefit from one bottle of the Cath
uicon, than she had from a long course OF medical trent
ment blythe most skillful physicians.
Yours truly, JAS. WIMSOM.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07
Repairing.

LOG Watches and Jewelry repaired In the he's
manner by skillfnl and ,xperieneed worknsn AtNo
i, Williams block. G, PLATI.
December "a. 1858
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07

TETEE undersigned having sold and bought still
Z hoiu two Of the hest machines Tor preparing mate
rial for building purposes IN the kucwn world. The first
: Woo3wUrtl's Pla1r;ng Machine, which has done the
work il ncCh4niGaIli5;c manner for the last eight years in
ti;s county, and tan still do the same with perfect ease,
and prices reduced. The SECOND is II. EcrlcW Patent
Sash Machine, which makes Sash, Blinds and IooIs by
feeding ii with clear and dry lumhcr-such as we make
all -four building materials we lave been in the husj-
ness long euorgb 10 krow that no other kind will an
swcr. Ne would say for the benefit Of the people of
Central Ohio that w would be very sorry 10 have thcmde
eciVed by others tales and lies, and would be very lnuch
pleased to have them come and sec US with naked eyes.
We are 3lso nrnparaA Ia furnish
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07
DIRECTLINE BETWEEN THE EASTAND THE
GREAT NORTHWEST.

UhGaI n INV Ell.
The connecting OF tracks 10y the Railroad Bridge at
P~ittsburg, avoiding all irayage or ferriage Of Freight, to-
gether with the saving of time, are advantages readily
appreciated by shippers Of Freight, and the Travelling
Public.
PARTIESSTlIPPlNG EASTWARD will find it to their sd-
vantage to ship by this Route.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply to
or address either OF following Agents Of the Company.
\. a. TEWAR Pittsburgh.
Doyle i Co, sIef5envile, o. II. 5. Pierce Il Co. Mays
Vile, O.. J. J. Johnston, Ripley Q. R. McNeely Zanes-
vile. Ky. OrInshy x Cropper, Portsmouth, .. Pad
dock x Co, Jacksonville, md. II, W. Brown &Co., Gin
cirnatj, o.; Athern X Hilbert, Cincinnati, O.. R. c. Mel
drum, Madison, Ind. William Bingham, Louisville. KY;
P. f. OrRiley < Co, Evansville, Ind. u. W. Graham s
Co., Cairo, H.; R, F. Sass. st. Louis, Mo-; John H. Harris
Nashville, Tera. Harris < Hunt. Memphis, Tenn; Clark
& Co, Chicago, H.; W. H. H. Kontz, Alton, H.; Murphy
& Wallet, Dubuque. iowa or to Freight Agents Of Rail
roads at different points in the West.
TIE GREATEST FACILITIES OFFERED FOR THE
PROTECTION n SFTEIEY TRANSPORTATION
OF 1--WE S1CCK.
And Coed Accommodations with usual privileges for per-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07
Sundries,


10 boxes Sterine Candles,
~ In store and for sale by, r. Z. HILLS & SON
May 20, '59.-%tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07
New White Fish.

S0 Bbis. Detroit River " hite Fish. lCO Half BJIs. a,
w In store aud to arrive, for sale by
"Frii25 1855. II Z. HILLS son.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07
Both the Ointment and Pills should be ESet
Howard Association.

a Benevolent institution, established by espe-
cial endowment for the relief of the sick and
distressed, afflicted with Virulent and
Epidemic Diseases.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07
NEW
Agricultural Settlement.


TO ALL WANTING FARMS,
A RARE OPPORTUNITY N i DELIGHTFUL n
HEALTHY CLIMATE IS MILES SOUTHEAST OF
r~HE4ADfLTHIA ON H CAMEEN AT
IANTIC RAILROAD, NEW JERSEY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07
Lumber! Lumber!
D. F. MCCULLOUGH

II AS remove ed his Lumber Yard and Office to the cornero
Ii Winter and Henry streets near the SUSPENSION Bridge
Pine Lumber, Shingles & Lath
Directly from the Mills in Michigan.
ALSO, n good assortment of Poplar, Walnut, Cherry and
Ash lumber, Dret led Flooring, and Sealing surfaced lun-
Der, Ash Shingles. In fact every thing wanted for building
PURPOSES, all of which he is determined to sell as low 70
Cash, as can be bought in this place.
Panel Doors, Sash and Blinds,
WILDE furnished to order on short notice. All kindsof
lumber bought and sold. Delaware, Oct. 10, 1886. |
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-13
RICHMOND WHIG.
TINE SUICIDAL MANIA

From exchanges received Saturday, We clip ID.
following accounts OF sell. destruction:
Mrs Mary Coun, wife OF frauk Z. Coun of St.ul,eu.
vile, committed suicide in that place night bein last
by hanging herself in the house where sh- resided The
Herald say' her body discovered short time after
life had BECOME extinct She had subject to attacks
Of insanity for months caused by f.ithle n.g
lect and ahscnce on the part OF her husband whom Il all
reports are true she loved wisely but we'll"
melancholy suicide occurted yesterday at the Inter
national Hotel corner Of Biosdws and Franklin streets
New foTk. The proprietor Of the establishment Nj
Alfred Freeman, while Aboring it is suppo.ed under
temporary alteration Of hind cut hi throat almost
severng the head from the body The deceased had
been confined TO hs bed from fever the first vi The
mouth.
The Advertiser learns that Mr @ + shaw, ~Lo had
store ai Cedsr Creek ~ miles of BastIop Texas
committed suicide. time sine, by taking huiannm
He had been drinking, aud persons had painted him
all over with green paint and seNed him up Ia
On aw.king aud not succeeding ia aAshng the paint
from hs hair-morined At his condition he committed
the fearful act
A desparh from 81 Louis the Cincinnati o,,ase,.
e.di states that Almond l. Richardson of the hrin OF
Clark Richardson Co, committed suicide on tle ~
inst, by taking lsudannm. The given are that
the hn not making many sales they had aniicipa
ted recently very tight place aud To relieve
them Richardson raised mono acceptsnces alleged
be forged TO the amount OF $40 GOO hoping pay them
before the forgery was disco, cred but being detected
he destroyed himself rather than meet the emeTgency.-
IL il sad w. H. Barksdae Co.. OF 81. Louis suilef IL
the amount of g., ,OUo.
The English papers received by the Europa report
that Mr. Henry Stowel Jr. of the firm OF Socum SLOW
ell Co.. OF New York. committed suicide Manches.
ter, August s2d, by hanging himself An Inquest was
held upon the body, when M Alfred Focton clerk ia
the deceased stated that Mr. Sto~e partner in
house in America and that by the last three mails nte
gence had arrived Of te ayerstocing of the American
markets 10y this country and the shipment OF -pece
from America, which would cause a ightness in III.
money market there. The appeared depress the
deceased very much aud he said he would cancel all the
urdeus he could He received letter from hi. partner
Ia America, which contained very di,cOuraeing ~.
count Of the state oil trade there.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-13
wHEELER a. WILSON'S

= q w II z M n g II II g q.
0hcE the niroducon Of tbs present company have
- sold as5iySsrsA HOaIad (2I Machines
producing ia day, with demand greatly In advance
supply.
his more extensively In yira
than other. sad of the
sive sasfacon, Its acquired
which readily done f.m the printed deeiions which
Machine
planning their and An will
he Machines give Instructions when
They En be carefully Al
price took IN. highest or,
nd At of
che State rsrs at which IL exhibited.
l. the perfect sHtrll ErSsJytsrLIa
no other compares with iL-SoHeh.
The work even,
Ii Is huubug IL does all Il proposes.-EagEirsr.
IL ia withsat TivaL-Si~atiGc dnts-iedn.
triumph Of aachanical genlus.-- IrS's dictionary.
EHin.niy superior Dictionary a/ Krsi,u,ics
SS- send for descriptive price list.
once 22T Main street,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-13

Loo ScaooL-HoUsE ~ THE wILDsENESs-Mr VIII,
OF the Home Journal saw pretty picture during hi rr-
cent railway trip TO Virginia. Il nothing but lit
Tie bit OF log schoohouse right ia the heart of the
Northwestern Virginia mountain wilderness
The cars happened 20 stop directly in front of IT, and
Mr.. Willis aud his patty paid il visit
e A modest and dignifed courtesy from the school.
mistress gave welcome There a spare bench near
the door which accommodated the OF Us and Judge
Warren and Poet Thompson occupied vacant spots on
the short seat of the class up for spelling Secretary
Kennedy leaned his stick near the sLutup stove In
the centre, his kndest of voices and faces encouraging
the interrupted exercises TO proceed and clOudcoupc.
ing Maury sroked the head OF the nice boy nest him in
the corner Bayard TAYLOR sat in hs quiet observing
way studying the surrounding of BOYS and girls IA.
cessome thirty OF them altogether snd every one bare
foot aud all seated against the roughhewn logs on the
one bench OF narrow plank which lined the room Fan
cy what picture for photographer hive brought
away-he celebrities, and the little ragged problems of
humanity all combined.
" But the tender Providence of God which has PRO-
vided for these cradles Of the intelligence Of our race
the willing devotion of Nomanhood patrut 20 self.
sacrificing, so uucomplaining and aievtiouaic TIL,
school-ma'am before dclcaely formed Young
woman OF twenty twenty-five years perhaps dressed
with exceeding painness, and of the unconsciou.
simplicity Of demeanor but her pale aud houghtly re-.
fined features had expression which seemed TO me the
perfection of what recognize the beauty Of the
soul She looked she felt born only be good and
kind to others while life should last and that she was
here in hey place somewhat overtGsked but doing good
she hoped, and willing 10 be forgotten. At the
time, in her subdued gentuess of tone, exquisite
propriety OF replies aud her caif tiziItier TO us
party oi sTanger there sepossessed dignity that
1t was impossible not 70 pay homage to-dicult II NAV
as well say not to record for Others admrugy a. one
remembers il for ones sclf. As ] sat in that humble
its patiently presiding spirit could not but thar God
for the angels still found distributed through the world
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-13
OTHIN

Head Quarters, Corner Main Streets The sub
N scrber has returned from
most fashionable stock Of goods he hiss had selected him
especial
tail trade better Of Cloths Cassmer-s aud vestins
cannot be In this city, via Coa every
Imaginable shape color and qualify, all the
most nagnhsent stock Of furnishing goods such Sup.
SILK Lace Neck Black and fancy SILK
Socks 4e
An In want of goods really fresh desirable either
made or cut TO would calf
purchasing elsewhere.
He ts1 in hs employ the cutters and worsmen.
y. b. SPENCE,
Ap2 Corner Of Main aud 18Th Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-13

WARV SPRINGs.-Tb- old aud well known summer re-.
sort, in Bath county, sold the instant ior
2S0 including the three housand acres Of land stacLe
to the buildings The purchaser Mt Maize one OF
the company which purchased il subsequently, a. tb,
death of DIR. Brockenbrough The price then paid va.
$50 600
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-13
OLIVER SMITHS WILL-MARRIAGE PORTIONS
fOR ThE MILLION

Many years ago Oliver Smith. old Bachelor who r,
sided In one of the towns in Hampshire county Mass
LEFT the bulk OF his property to be managed by trustees
income TO be annually given to boys who
should faithfully perform certain conditions of the will
one-fourth to eighteen girls one-eighth to Efty-four
Young women for marriage portions. and the remain.
lug eighth 10 the same number of INDECENT and deserving
widows.
The required sum will be reached in October next and
accordingly about slO.sO0 will hereafter aunuall, h.,
distributed among the boys-about s5l5 apiece nakiRc
quite prize for hGsc who lucky enough secure IL
and rs this distribution Ia ~ he ana thing an army
OF boys viii in time be furnished with handsome sum
To start life with The sum of $1,000 viii be distributed
among the girlsS3O0 apiece S27OO for marriage nor
tons, making $50 piece which will pay for many OF
the necessary ''hNngs;' aud the sum $50 piece
TO he EidoYs; The trustees OF the fund are annually
elected Ike ~ 0is sED officer aud the principal ci
the fund nany loaned upon srH Ia he ysriou,
towns OF fhe county We unacquainted with the pre-
scnbed reqnrements iot obtaining tie prizts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-13
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, sept. IA.
HIss wIrIn (r,-.s,.Tl a., oc,ccx --.r, 49,. 40

HF'n slr-
ARRIVED
steamship Janests.n, Parrish, New York uerrhsudse ane
passengers, Ladlam Watson. - ~
sie3nsT cy of RSAHsHd, A.eAe Raus ua-- aud Pa.ser
steamer POcAhOntss, rraver BALI passenger n
scir wesioy-T, Niekersoa Boston ud,r D. 4 W C,Irfi-
sehT Venus, French Bal; lumber, J. A. Brlvin.
schr Patriot, Blizzard, Norfolk mdse Briagford A Co
sehr Lawson Dean, Driuk~a.eT Rocklsud lime O. I,by
brook '' - ~ N''
schr J. NnIson - do 40 A.
scLr Mary EIza, Soreeoek, York river. wheat
sshr Eolitn Rule MibuTt, y Y, bav. NJ p1-uey.
seh Evergreen, Dill PstefsBcEg, wheat wur~icI Bark..z
sebr Magnet, Dr. Pye, Halifax 6sh, c worthaua c.
SAILED.
sSasshp YORKTOWN, Parrish, y. " .e aad passuss, Lud
lam Watson. - ~eN'' --'
sehr hHily Ann Hooper, dO~u the river light
sclr kejtnstop, Clark,
sebr Irajau, CcOt, 60
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-13

Al the late term of the Circuit Couu of Shenandoah
Noah j Burner formerly of Shenandoah aud George
Denssie aud J. y. Eastman, formerly of Rockingham
were indicted 10y the Grand jury for felony the offence
consisting of secretly running on slaves from the State
upon which there deed of trust There la- been
warrant in existence for the Of BarUef for sams
time past bat recent Developments have shown the con
neetion With him OF the other parties np, Ated So
says the Rockingham Register.