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HALL.

MECHANICS HALL.
NOW OPEN, AND EXHIBITING NIGHTLY.
sANDERsON'S
GIGANTIC REPRESENTATIONS
OF THE
RUSSIAN WAR,
Lately exhibited in Baltimore and pbiladsinhia 10
100 900 psrsons, and in Washington 10 the
entire population
This is q Colossal Doramc Panorama illustrating
from its commencement to its Close. The represeu
tations embrace Grand MILITARY and NAVAL RE-
yIRws. BATrLRs. sIEGEs. BoMBARpHENfs, Stunning
The thrilling effect of ali these scenes being great
ly heightened by the union of CHEMISTRY and tho
before attempted in Panoramic exhibitions.
5000 SQUARE p FEET 81 e CANVAS.
Commencing with her Majesty Queen Victoria Re.
THIS BRfTIsE FLEET AT sPfThi ia
the bssFRnrfoN 81 os TRE FORTS &C.
sILIsTRIA, SO CALAMITY DEFENDED BY
ExBARcAr1oNT 6 81 T Task SkRscH TROOPS
CRoNsTAnT, goMBARDMENToF BoMARsuND
GREAT FIRE At vAREA.
BATTLE OF ALMA.
GRAND CHARGE OF THE BRITISH GUARDS
BALAoLAVA-CAPE CHEERS NKsB.
sEf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
WAX, &c &c.
BATTLE OF BALACLAyA.
DREADFUL TORNADO ON LAND A. SEA.
BATTLE OF INKERMANN!
GRAND CHANGING SCENE !
Terminating with the
BON BARDMENT AND DESTRUCTION OF
SEVhST0P0L.
~ Admission IS cents Reserved seats 50 cents
~ No half price for children except on Saturday
afternoon.
s6- Admission for Colored Persons to Gallery. IS
cents.
NoTICZ-Pariies can reserve seats By applying at
the Hail from 10 till i2 oc ock, A. and till 4,
p. NJ, and paying Is cts extra.
81 Doors open at ITO commence at O'Clock.
HA Grand Day Performance on SATURDAY
at O'clock. sp Ats
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Inc euttTI8lufnent Will conclude with grand Tam.
BORNE DsLcs-Miss Kate Pennoyer
EREE LECTURES.
MISS HELEN NJ DRESSER,
THE ESCAPED MORMON GIRL
Who, though but sixteen. has lived three years in
Utah. will read two
LECTURES ON MORMON LIFE,
TUESDAY LNU WEDNESDAY NIGHTS
AFRICAN CHURCH,
~ Admission FREE, and Collection.
Boys not admitted without their parsnts
ap 26-2t*
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pg-Master workmen employed. ap n
~VALUaBLs IMPROVED RgAL EsTIT

ON PEARL ST., BE SOLD AT UofI0S. AT IL O'CLOCK
THIS DAY The particular attention OF capital sts
and Others 10 respectfully called to the sale to take
place THIS DAY. at ~ o'clock of the valuable granite
front Stores on Pearl street. For further particulars
sec auction head.
an 6ODDIN ARPEHcONp AuCtS'
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n%~ The MEDICAL SOCIETY of Virgil
mia. will continue its session, to-day, (WEDNE5-
DAY at the Chemical Hall of the Medical College,
at u O'clock. Prof JoYNEs will d.liver the annual
Address. and Er WIN FL TAYLOR tad an Essay. The
medical public respectfully invited 10 attend.
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nE HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law in the city of Richmond.
Office In Belvin's New Building, on 18th. fronting
Rank street, ja 26-ts
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ILLNESS OF HON. JOHN LETCHER.
NORFOLK, April 26.-Hon. John Letcher, being
too Ill to continue the canvass, has returned home.
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Northern M arksts.


BALTIMORE April 70 Flour Quiet. but firm How.
ard street s6 l:(G6 Is; Ohio sf6D6 IL. wheat firm
white 81 It al IS; red 81 449i % Corn daii-~hite
ioWsr-mess pork sI7@i7 Is; bacon sides and shout
ders 714@19 cts. Whishey dull at i69265a cts.
NEW YORK, April 26.-Cotton heavy and unset
iled-Uplands nominaliy slightly higher. Flour
firm and unchang. j. Wheat buoyant. Corn
buoyant. Sugar slightly lower. Naval stores I'M
chaNG
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SSF LIooRIoR.

A. o. @. BRAND.
TIE ABOVE WELL KNOWN YAvoRITE BRAND, ALWAYS
oysALH BY JAMES G. McANDkEW,
deS-ly 81 PINE STREET, NYw YokK.
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foo.sssronrser o. I'm lioanosD pAns pnrAf0a.

NoRrolx, April Goth, 1850. 4
Hon. John Letchss lsfs Tor home to-day, on the
cars f,r Petersburg he takes the saathside
canal TO Lexington. lie Is still quite sick.
Mr.. Montague speaks Ia Portsmouth to-nisnt,
for which purpose the Court House has been &c
cured.
Hon. W. Z. 0eggin speaks In this city thm ewes
ming.
The sscsped mutineers, who cut out OF jail lest
Friday night, have not been caught.
Bustness reneraily Ii somewhat dull. Every
body d taken up with poiitics--the excitement
here h very great.
Messrs. acesin and Montague leave for the Essts
ern Shore Tomorrow. PkRcsssloS.
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a DDITIONaL SUPPLIES We ar,

"A Constantly receiving the latest novelties in fan.
cy goods ricn Robes, in eli K, Hermann barege Va.
ienfis Chaliey. and Organdie print d Lawns Jaco.
nets and Orsandies. from l0c to l21sc The finest
importation Engish and French Prints and Bril-.
lisnts in very neat sty les and great variety; Linen
backs Drills and Checks Tor boys; Cassimeres
Cassnets. and coored Cloths; Irish Linens anc ia.
BILE Damasks.
MISUNDERSTANDING assortment of French
Lace. silk and Lace aud Barege Nantes. of new
and stylish shapes Ragians and Duster. in variety
SAkVAETo' GOODS. in heavy Cottons and IL
mems. suitable for in and out door hands. large
stock. and will be sold very cheap
RpH CHRISTIAN i LATHROP
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PROSPECTUS OF THE RICHMOND
EXAMINER" - Under an arran cement be.
tween the subscribers. the Richmond EA AMINER
will be published Weekly and semi w &c kly rs here
toFore and Daily edition will also be issue1. The
weekly and Semi Weekly will be published on the
furnished to patrons at seven dollars per amt m,
which may be discharged by the pay ment OF SIX
The Examiner has n It been nursed or fed ON the
patronage # Government in the pas. nor do anti
cipats seek such aid for 1t in the future 1t
tation. as interpret. By THOMAS jHPsaRsoS. and as
supported by the Resolutions Of the Virginia and
a the cd De- party Of Virsua 10 ,hes.
objects will still be devoted; ana 80 Q means 81
accomplishing them. all efforts Consistent with a
viii be mace through its columns to preserve the
integrity and unity ofthe present democratic party
We snail enaeasol a6 =, mn % give eoun
South-to maintain State Sovereignty and defend
southern interests as the sole means Of preserving
the Union or preventing its becoming Q curse u
the people Of all sections of the United States The
EXAM1N ER will. AS heretofore in supporting or
opposing public men. be governed exclusively by a
consideration VI the objects for which il esta
lished Sustaining those whose elevation 10 pubic
trusts viii! advance the interests and honor OF vr
giEia, the Sonth, and the people of the several
States Of the Union-opposing all who war upon
Democratic Republican principles, or are slack in
defending the sovereignty OF the several States
the Union.
rne rropretors and Editor will use all means in
Agricultural and CONNIE cal interests Of the STAT.
by furnishing accurate accounts Of the state Of the
Markets. foreign and domestic. and givinx informar
ton from the most reliable sources 10 the condi
ton OF crops and the supply II the great stAples
produced 10 the state; and they hope to the
ieranment to families and persons whose tastes and
asoeations incline them more to literary than poll
~ WILLIAM OLD. in. Rditor.
ap1s-eod2w VIM LLOYD 90, Proprietors
Our country exchanges copying and NOTICING
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An-TO THE PEOPLE OF CHESTERFIELD
It being understood that the office Of COMMON
WEALTH'S AT fOHNEY, for the county OF Chester
field will shortly become vacant by the resignation
of AIex'r Jones, ESQ declare N self candidate
TO supply such vacancy when 1t occurs.
an Its CHRIST0PBEk McREA.
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THE NATIONAL ODD-FELLOWS PROCESsloN-
NEW York April 26-rhe Odd Fellows ceiebra
ton here to. day passed off very satisfactorily The
weather being favorable the procession was bril-
liant and imposing. An GRAFTON was delivered by
the Rev Mr. RoYlston. of South Carolina.
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RETIRING OF THE JURY.

The indictment being handed to the jury they
retired at ten minutes to 2 p. NJ.
Much interest was naturally excited during
these proceedings. Then commenced general
conversation among the spectators, respecting the
event Of the trial and the probable finding Of the
jury. The room was crowded to its utmost capa'
scenes of the drama. The jury were ont an hour
and ten minutes snake way for the jury" wal
hear d from bailif, and thereupon the interest
became painful The Jury entered, and after the
officers had succeeded in somewhat restoring or
der. the jury we're asked If they had agreed upon
a verdict. I'VE have" said the Foreman.
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a@- MANTLE DEPOT, 50 Main street.
Ny store will be closed on Monday and Tuesday
the 2sth and Goth instaats and re-op. ned on Wed
nesdsy X EZsKIEL,
an ~ 81 Main street.
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TELEORAPhTU NEWS.
s-4~@.>-~~s~~~s-~>>~->s~~,-
TRIAL OF
ID ANIEL b. SICK LES
FOR THE MURDER OF
p. BARTON KE Y.
Acuuittal of Prisoner

INSTRUCTIONS OF THE JUDGE VERDICT
OF NOR GUTLTYm-CHEERs IN THE
COURT HoUSE- DISCHARGE or MR. SIC
RLEs-ScENEs AFTERWARDS. &c. dc.
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apHcIAf No1fcHf.


nGOuTmn1n SAVINGS BAuKs
OFFICE A. r. ,. PRICES B0OKsf0k
No 1914 Mats ~ sess door 70 Kent, fusne =
This instiution receives deposits. on which .n.e &
ct is raid at the rate u per cent per nce e.
remaining on deposit months. snds pef 0sA' =
'n SrfIcEkSgJoel watkins. COT watkins4 Tics;
len President; Vim jenkins. sectssa'''
fi nislers saS wstkn George gs sr,c.
Moore, X Howe. John Rsfnsuis .,.on IL.
A jenkins. WIN Ira smith. fersuson'
~ L1rs IssusASos-lst MAY: looo.
LIFE III iNsUKAHCE RIsKs e S3oS AZ .d "
single life Capital ossr = gaSSScr slousIrY. at
The LOWEST COST. and the DIVIDENDS PAID WHILE IN.
n The . annual dl'ldenGks sso vow WALTokD.
sr THrED sPLsEbID 0pEsIHd or
paEEpEN rox. NO., $500,
opeu this day, MONDAY Ap,il 18th the nc g., st
e,a They invite special attention to very a.
tractive sIocAo' DRESS GOODS.
-A:.h NIL, ba offsrod at very reduced prices;
Rasags and Grenadiuo Robes, in great variety
siks. Bayadere. dsux volanies' some en'ire'y now
,,ai sy snd rouIard sIts. colcred and black
French Urgandies and ysconets
beautiful fabrics for Spring wear
Our stock Of Housekeeping and Plantation Goods
We hsys bought, during the past week. ssme
large lots Of the following Gooae, which we shall
offer at very low prices: w.t.. MI,
Irish Linens. Table Damsses; TaRxas' sn nsW"e"
apis~I2tif 2i7 Broad st.
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This is one of the most prompt paying Compa
MES in the State. We have paid several losses II
Richm ond and always in due time.
an 22-5t KNOWLES 4 WALFORD.
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psnsethsnss Walker. recenslv nr.o,...x o.,
- 0suos. died ct New Orleans q ~ ian isss
synls Iof re pisee Of biz appoinsmsnt h vas
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-------------------------
MISSING MAIL RECOVER ED.

MISSING MAIL KECON EhED'
New York, April 26 The missing havana
mail. by tn Quaker City, has been discovered unin-
iured among the rubbish in one OF the puDhc
stores.
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EDWIN poorH-rHEATRE.

EDWIN DOVAh@
Mr.. Booths epeassmsnt y drawing TO q close, ~
he leaves ~ to play rhursday and Friday rights
in Petersburg. he VII sppssr tc-nisht - Ham.
iss and his ability to do that character perfect JUS
tics IL we'll known 10 the theatre going public.
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MARINE DISASTER .

NRw YORK, April 26.-The schr Abraham, from
James River, for Belfast, Me-. is ashore at South,
ampton, L. l. The vessel and cargo are tota
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E~ELAvE INSURANCE.
ALBEMARLE INSURANCE Comply, OF CHAR.
Louisville.
DREW HANCOCK Medical Examiner.
KNOWLES Il WALFOKD, Agents
Va
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- AniAD DRY GOODsi
RuEEDEN 8 FOX,
- s. M. PIX & Co.'s PuRE CArAw-

49, s. M. PIKE u Go. g PURk CATAW
IA BRANDy.-The Ohio Catawba Brandy has FOL
several years past, been manufactured from tbs
pure Juice Of the American Cdtdubd Grape ant
has Oh taioed rare popularity for medicinal and
family purposes 1t not only equals but excels the
choicest imported Brandies, In PURITY. QUALITY and
RICHNESS OF FLAVOR.
Read the following certificates:
WASHINGTON. d G, Nov Ilth, 1854,
D B CLARKE, EsQ-sir: have made q chemical
anal sis of q sample of pure Ohio Catawba Bran
dy Of the manufactu- 9 OF 3 N Pike Co. Cincin-
natl. and find it to be q pure Wine Brandy, free
from authorizations or admixture Of Ingredients de-
trimental to health--not facftious liquor. made
of corn spirits and f1voring essences; and IL 10
we'll adapted. from its purity and quality, to take
the place Of French COsnac.
THOMAS ANfIsELL M ID.
Chemical Examiner Patent Uffice.
WASHINGTON, Nov IL, 1859.
We, the undersigned. having made q careful ex-
animation Of samples of Pixies Pure Ohio Catawba
Brandy, hereby recommend 1t cordially TO the pub
lie as most xcelent article worthy OF notice, and
well adapted 10 medicinal uses. where o superior
and genuine Brandy Is required.
CORNELIUS BOYLE III d,
SEMMEs. NJ ID.
H<Eo- sale by WPETEhS0N,
Wholesale Druggist. 1855 Main street.
sole agent for Richmond, Va.
m I'm
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20 VALUABLE FARM in Powhatan
sd. county, 20 miles from the city of Richmond,
FOi; SALE PRIVATELY.-We are authorized to
Turpin and now in the occupancy of Mr. WIN Win
Free situated in the county of Powhatan, 20 miles
from the city of Richmond, within three miles of
Powhatan ard Of pauville station on the r and d
sailroad. adjoining the lands of Msssrs VIM Win
free. David la Prade and DR. Turpin. 1t contains
i96 acres of Land. of which one-haf is cleaIe and
in cultivation. and the balance in wood The soil ia
well adapted to the growth of tobacco, wheat and
corn.
The improvements consists of a comfortable dwell
ling with six rooms. the with usual outhouses-
The neighborhood is verv pleasant and location
ly supplied with water.
For further particulars apply to Mr. William Win
free who now occupies the farm, or to u.s.
an 27-2aw2w las Nj TAYLOR SON
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A. RICHMOND ThEATRE-

a. RICHMOND ThEATRE-
Last Night
Last Night S0f
Last Night
(Richmopd's Fayorite Actor.
nichmond's Favorite Actor.
lRichmond's Favorite Actor,
EDWIN BOOTH who will az pear in his
EDWIN BOOTH
(Great Character
of Great Character
Great Character
Hamlet. Tonight.
Hamlet
supported BY the full strength of
ENTEn NnNIpANX
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- PIoruR1s, PrcrUaEs. AL kin

of Pictures known In the art taken ct CorinthiAn
Hall--Gibbs' old Gallery. Photographs coloTei 10
Oil. Water. Pastoel. Crayon. Indian Ink. Particu-
lsr attention called TO enarging old Daguerreotypes
persons and invalids at their residence. warrant
my pictures not to be surpassed by any in America
Call and examine for yourselves.
THOS SMITH.
Pg-Master workmen employed. apN-2t<
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL eth, 1850
Will be performed shakspeare's sublime traoedx , .
HAMLET, Prince Of Denmsrk-Ham ct. EDWIN
BOTH.
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PER PRINTING TELEGRAPH LINES,
Once No. 100 Main street.

[aspoarsp SPECIALLY BY TELEGRAPH TO snS RICH
MoNp pIspArcHl
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F HOLLYWOOD CEMEfERY.-The
0>-Sa annual meeting eff the HOLLYWOOD Gene
terry Company, will be held at the Office of the Pre-
sident. on TUESDAY, the Sd day of Nay, at one
O'Clock, p. NJ.
VIM n HAXALL
an 26-dtd Secretary
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OICHMOND THEATRE.

Last night Of Ricbmonds favcrits Actor.
EnwIN BOOTH,
Who will appear. by general desire In his great cha
racter Of Hamlet
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HN@ FACTORY, CORNER OF 9TH AND
BnUAD oTREETS.-Thes subscriber having had 10
wears pracii xperience in the manufacturing Of
CARRLAGESin some of the largest establishnl snts
the North and South. fatters himself that he is
fully able to manufacture the most fashionable as
well AS tho planest style of CARRIAGES, to be
found in the state Possessing various advantages
N hi. business. he is enabled sell his work at low
prices than be afforded by others in tho trade
Pc has now on hand. of his own manufacture BUG
GIES, with ana without tops ROCk4 VA rs, dc
which he will sell at very low prices
an Z7-Imt JOHN DOES
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1 NOTICE.-Compsry No l. 10th Re-
81 giment Va. Militia Lieut. W. H. Clement Com.
MI mandant. will parade in front of the Custom
n House. on Bank street. on THIS WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON. 9th inst, st O'clock.
Major Mitchell will be present to superintend
the election of Captain.
By order of A CLARKS0N,
Lieut. Col Commanding.
The company district is bounded on the West by
10th street. on the North by Broad street. on the
East by l4th street, and on the South by James
River
N. B -Absentees will be fined the msximum OF
the law ap 2T-Its
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rBunnowg RHxIADLB M1DTcIMn-
me Great spring Remedy Of the day. cures
nHk6MsTIsM,
NERVOUS HEADACHE.
T.yER md Aa nn ru. sv,x
LIVER COMPLAINT.
GENERAL DEBILITY,
&c., &c, &C., &c.
Tbir valuable remedy is prepared By Virginia
Chemist and ID we'll recommended BY prominent CT
items OF Eastern Virginia. Eor sale by
JOHN w aARL1CK,
Apothecsry and Druggist,
an 2g--lw Market Place. Franklin st.
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QRG FOR SALE-A second hand
t122S3saaA ROCKAWAY, as good as new a new
Spring WAGON, suitable for q Butcher Lager
Beer or Furniture establishment. Also. good Sc.
cond hand BUGGY. They will be sold very low, II
application is made soon, the subscriber is anx.
ious to close oug his cid stock.
JOHN DOES
ap27-6Gs Corner of 9th and Broad streets
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The ente rtainment will conclude with grand Tam
BORNE Dslcs-miss Kate Pennoyer.
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sckles Was accompanied by his friends ont Of
the room amid huzzss. In.passing, he was graft
Ned 1t his own request, In getting good look Al
theJury, whom he thanked for their verdict.
Reaching the pertieo, be was there greeted With
called for speech.
He was placed ina hack and an immense retiuus
Of other hack filled With ftisnds followed him to
tbs residence Of ]. II. McDlair. IN the Immediate
ueighhoFhood Of bis former dWsiliDR. There
Thousands Of psreons thsongsd % oougratnlsts
him on tbs result Of the trial.
A. soea ~ ~ Annonneemento q he vsrdict
resched penaaytsanaa Asenne, that great tho
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apls-cod2w VIM LLOYD 20. Proprietors.
A1r0ur country exchanges copyin and NOTICING
our Prospectus, will receive Daily In exchange
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-09

Mas DRowsED.--A letter from the Rev. Thomas
H. Smith, dated at Rockland Lake, Nov 3, informs us
of an accident by which, on the previous day, Mr..
Abraham Dean Of Nyack lost his life. The steamer
Isaac p. Smith was passing the Rock.and landing on
her return from Hayerstraw TO Nyack, when Mr. Dean
was seen standing outside Of the guards, near tho
wheehouse lurch of the boat caused him 10 lose his
balance, and he was preepitated into the river. The
boat passed on without any one ON board observing
the accident; but the cries Of the drowning man for
heep were responded to by those on shore with the
utmost dispatch. Mr.. T. ID. Ackerson and Thaddeus
Van war pulled ont into the stream TO his help; but
the wind was blowing stiff breeze at the time, and
Notwithstanding the most strenuous exertions were
made before they could reach him be sank, and has
not since been seem Ii has been aseertaned that be
was in liquor, had been troublesome, and in conse-
quenee locked up in the closet whence he escaped
through the window 10 the dangerous position from
which he fell into the river. He is said 70 have been
single man. His three brothers, and other friends,
were dragging the river for the body.
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, KENTUCKY PRESS AGAINST THE
"FREE SOUTH MOB.
rreu Ta< rraakJort XIV Ccm~0arealfs.


We are at loss TO discover what was proposed TO De
occomnlished by the mob who destroyed the printing
materials of The Free South, in Newport, the liner
dav n was done in order 10 manifest Their aver
son 10 the sentiments advocated by that vile Abolition
sheet the end could easily have been attained oy re-
fusine to patronze it, or by resolutions eondemnnS
the course of Bailey. If they desired to prevent the
nromulgation Of Abolition heresles, they certainly
failed for the destruction Of The Free South WIN NOT
nreyent the publication OF ineendiary documents IN
6bio nor their distribution in the Slave States but
this act of violence will rather canse the fanatics
of the North to prosecute their unhallowed DO
signs with renewed zeal and vigor. Old Bailey
will be regarded az q martyr, and more than
double the value of the press will be returned 70 HIM
by contributions in the Free States. His paper did
very little injury Shareholders as u was not sub
scrbed for or read by 100 persons in Kentucky, and
those would have had paper sutng their taste at any
rate II had influence, and was generally regarded
with contempt by all persons on both SIDES OF the
river. But TO mob the concern would imply that Il
has weight on the public mind which no one will
concede 20 it, Besdes leaving all questions OF public
policy aside this destruction of private property by
mob ia a gross violation Of law, and should be pun
ished as such Those who engaged in II did but little
good 10 the institution of Slavery, which does not re-
9uire turbulence and riot to maintain IT, The night OF
private property and the supremacy Of the law should
be maintained ut all hazards. We have no sympathy
with old Bailey, and would be glad TO be rid OF his
infamous sheet If il had been done in some other way
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of The County Of orb noe hereby s,ysn 70 q. pr
sons having claims against CATHERlNE 4 Ia
KLTF ObONNEIL late Of the City OF New fors deeessrd
10 present the ssme with thereof 20 the a.
~ aa,ce az ROCKWELL EMERSON, No. az Waist IN the
CIV AZ an ar before the uneieenh day Of APriinea
JOSEPH DONSELLfl
ROCKWELL EMERSON
,e,.-fuw. Administrators.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-09

40 .olven from h. debts pursuant 10 the provisions 81
The ID ssiele Of the Isl title he th chapter Of the % PAT Of
The Resi.ed Statute. hTst Published sep ~ 40 -
NORMAN WILKINSON ofthe CITY OF syrscuse m TIE Csnty
Of Onon1ae his individual capacity and memee o. ,hs
firm Of H0Nspd and Wilkinson Crsditer 20 sPpe ee,oe W.
Hen Richard ~ oolworh County Judge o. Onendafe Iosety
counselor Law Of the Supreme Court Of hs ones IN sis
u.r a. 10 ,ak n the forenoon, 10 she~ cause any tsy
have Why asssnt q aid insoyent estate .nonia s0t %
- ans h. :. Ts-I,-rrd from hi. debt. pursuant 70 law.
~" syrseqse, Ner.Yort,