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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-27
NEW WORKS
At TIE POST OFFICE.

~ tOSh
WE have on hald excellent assortment OF reading
w natter and will continue 10 receive the most popular
Novels &C. fasas hoy Issued from The Of the
New World and Brother jonathan, New York Being
agents Or tho publshcT5o f the New World and Brother
JIna'han, VOL various other publications, We arc
ensbed get all the Novels, &C. considerably In
aigaucc Of any others that be offered and much
lowCrTlic. We have supply % the following hand,
and would respectfully invite the attention Of the reading
cOmmunty,yz:
Goiolphin Abel Psrsons-Louis Philippe
Letters from the shores Of the Baltic
Tenpior and tie Tempted
OnBpirators-PeTciEal-Keene
And fcw COPIES OF Uuied iralmcn
Lottery Of Life and Morley Efnstein
LUCKE & PIERCE,
seT Post once
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-27

OFFER for sale the Tract OF Land liz the county of
over on which reside containing 10y survey 1904 acres
called the Rocky Mills, distant lS mes from Richmond
The buildings are large Brick Dwelling, with the usual
out houses, all IN the most complete repair a new Brio
barn With thTashing machine, tobacco houses kc A
large portion OF tho land is highly improved and is now in
plank fences. VIZ" N
W3,is abundant, the Farm well waered and has eIten
now pro gcng tho finest Frut-tae situation IA TrmsTE
aoly healthy and In every respect is most desirable
For terms. which will be very ACCOMMODATING applv 70
James lyons Eq, In Richmond, to the suhsc on
nc ptrhl,e.. wICkHAM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-27
NEW GOODS.

IQEERs POlNDEXTER, Merchant 7'ailors arc now
II receiving their Fall supply OF the very hand.
soonest Goods IA heir line that can Toe procured the u
states, selected by Of the firm (now tho North)
from the very latest nportaons, ami to which they re.
specially invite the attention their Customers and the
public IN general. Sc rs c6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-27

CIIEMICAL REMEDY FOR HEADACHE great
~ superiority of this preparation others, for
the cure Of headache, Ia addition 10 iis ceranty Of cure,
consists In its being external application, 10y which
means al The unpleasant effects often consequent upon
internal administration Of medicines avoided. To
ladies aud others who habual sufferers from
tres ing nervous headaches, which usually hale all
dies IL will prove invaluable OF It's Tspdify
Of action relieving the patieLt almost inEtantqncouFiy
Physcians will find IL extremely usefu In the headache
Attendant feycIs aDd cerebral congcsons and
rely upono supersedo entirely the appca.
ton II ice. For sale 10y
sc e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-27
FOR RENT,

-. Tho House on Main Firccf. at present occupied
VA 10y Ofcm MoHng. Possession given on the
kaea WASHINGTON GREENuow.
a 2aVt3
rI'O EDWARD q. MANO-sir: IS you arc not q resi-.
dent Of the state Of virginia, you will take notice that
shall, TUESDAY, the 22l day or November next, be-
tween INC hoursof nine In tho morning aud six tic
evening the Mayors Once IN the City 81 ~. Louis
me Stale NJ Fsour, proceed 10 take the dispositions
Jerome White and others 10 be read evidence In tic
frsl Of a pending In the Circuit Superior Court
faw aud Jhaneoy for the county Of Hcnuco aud
II Richmond on mo law side. which (suiue
Tor thu benefit AMI NJ the of Shelton e Dayp)
plaintiff aud you defendant and H. from any c
above doposion shall be completed That day, they
will br iu1ued from Day 10 day AZ the place, snd
80 n ewsw JOHN WHITE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-27
NITJINc IN pIcuNOND.

TUE subscriber makes known n his friends, and tho
public generally that he has takcn the NH in Of
The Arinory In This CITY, where he r. CONDUCTING the
Willing hufincss. both In Wheat and IN Corn He will pur
chase Wheat ani Corn The market rrices OTwi
either on TOLL fIc will keep ~ AZ limos, for sale fresh
ground meal Farmers and others will please gve him
call.
SOC owft ,. n. BRAGG
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COMMISSION BUsINEs

RICHARD EDWARDS, JR.,
Commission Merchant and General Agent,
WILL attend TO any business confdcd TO him. Hs
w Office, for the present, adjoins the Compiling house
Of Mcssrs. Darlington, Gibson a Thornton.
Richmond. 9th September lSi2. seq elm
STOCKTON'S PREMIUM MINERAL
TEETH.
ToTIN q. wAYT, DeHnsi, has Just received from tho
above celebrated manufacturer complete assortment
OF the most beautiful Teeth that have been brought
10 this CITY and which, In all that constitutes admirable
Imitation OF the natural teeth unsurpassed.
Those who wish have artificial teeth inserted and all
others Interested specially invited call and
anime them, and specimens Of his work
J. e.. W. continues heretofore perform all opera.
lions forthe prevention aud OF diseases in the teeth
aud gums Office the square immediately above the
Banks Main street.
REFERENCE.
Clarke. IN Robt w HaNall, ID
George Watson, VI ID Thomas Nelson, NJ ID
+ ~ Dcane " ID James Bolton, NJ II
II CaTmichacl I'D Cunningham, ID.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-27
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER 70

OCTOBER.
nt- Tho contents Of this number Of high ORDER
Many fho articles arc bot entertaining and Instructive
and all Interesting The ea'ng article entitled Liberties
ofhe People in Europe and very excellent Article II IL
Tho recommends itself by It's iic-Lovo Sketches
by Miss LomsI TITO other prose articles arc Modern lea.
concerning observation-disclosures Counand-Medical Ga
ustes- Cornclle-The Way Of the woIid-Iifo in the
Rocky Mouniains-Rn gifts Of Maia-and Old Laws Of vr
gina.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-27
JANEs pIvER ESTATE ron sAI.E

A VALUABLE Farm on James river. In The county Of
n Powhasn about mics stove tho city Of Richmond,
y offered Jr sale This Land bounded on the north by
James RIVER on the east by VIM A. Turrin, on the wes
~ Dr.. W. Noymer, and on The south by the lands NJ
0corge " Porter sni Thomas Harris The tract contains
by survey g2l acres ofths SD arc cleared land
N which James River low grounds and O2hgh Land In
good state of cultivation. The remainder ~ the tract n
wool land In original growth and well umbeTcd, part
hcaviy umhcred on y creek paving through Tho wood
land there BE- some fine creek low grounds
There isa comfortable dwelling house with sr roons
barns, thrshinr machine and OIL necessary ou houses
Td3 farm will be cold NJ low price. Iorms One tlrd
cash and the balance rasabe IN nnd years VI mi
soi vasly before the 10 Jay ~ November next twill
on that ~ be sod public auction Persons dsposed IA
purchase are rcforrad 10 the proprietor, Mr. Thomas
Harris residing on tho land, OF 10 the subscriber, Ia this
city - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-27
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
RICuMoN MARKETS.

MoND MARKETS.
RsPsrfsd and eersscfsd hsic. ~sek Isr ns uAir
sEPMENBsR NJ. 1874
roHAcco-Recep'su fhi, anl n~pectsia rode, ate
inss ss 2ls3-comu,oa ieaieS. STAT. Other kinsstti
lot. a. In quality.
GKAIN-wheai l. on the deehne afcrlar quahtes ~ 1,
~; other qualities 10 To ~ Com tes IS. oai,
a cts
rEAs-i~peuaiand CunpOvder &c asLSo. black 90 ,
70 cents.
wIitSkHY- Rbis DE- h,rls pc.
CkNpLEs-sPcum eSa-5,; liulls Patent Ice; Tallow
lOalJ
COFFEE Rio 9,o iclei iscuyra 9l,loii st Douloso :
ash lava lal3e.
flsiI-fa,nuy Roe IIcrrlpfs O.; No 90 60 to J 10
No s2i to3
fLouK-supcI ENC siitosit.
lHON-rig Engish ~, Swc,ics eiON Trcdcgat 900.
MOLAsSES-Pcrto Rico iaisec. n. a. 2ia2tc.
ou-winter siOo iJS; Fall strained 95alUs Whale In
bbls, tte.
PRovIsloNs-smlrh6eldn Bacon eOet; Western sides &c;
Richmond cured TO 6ko; Lard sic.
PLAierER-sit on basin hank
suGARS-sl CIolx salCc, Porto Rico 6ls7l New Or.
leans "a 7le.
silOr-6c.
sALT-whsrf 81 81; store 81 60
EXCHANGE.
New York drans I prem.
Philadelphia 40 ! prem
Baltimore 40 | ptctu.
North CArolna par.-2l dis.
south Carclins Il lis Tcuncssec...... Ills
Treasury No'es......t prem speeic......"...t prem
Alshapt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-27
TO COUNTRY MERCHAN7
By the Lieutenant GorsrHor ef me C0H'm9"treG
IirsiHin
NATION

By the Lieutenant Gorsrnor Of The Corsmo.reGiih Of
IirsiH'G.
APROCIAMATION.
WHEREAS, vacancy hath occurred in The House Of
w Delegates Of this CommonW ealh, by the death Of
Joshua NJ larrel, Es late delegate Tor the county OF
wunsemond.
Now therefore, John VI. Gregory, Lieutenant Govern.
Of Commonwealth Aforesaid, ectpg as GoVeIor IN
pursuance Of the Constitution, have deemed proper TO
direct the sheriff Of the County OF Nansemond, 10 hold
election the 18Th day Of November nett, being the
Court uf tad county for ncmber OF the House OF
Delegates 10 hllthc said vacancy.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor,
, , and undeTthe Lesser seal OF tIe Common ealth
tSAAL at Richmond, this 10Th Jay Of September, IN the
yeaTisi2 JOHN GREGORY,
seq cw6w Lieutenant Governor.
EDUCATION.
THE envenue Seminary for Young ladies', will be
Il opened the first Monday In October, in which vii
be al the Ranches Of Enssh Literature. which
constitute solid Education, with the addition Of Music
and the French Language
TERMS.
For Board Tuition, Washing and Lodging.......s20 q
Music, Frencl and the use u tho Piano. separate
charges
Music, per quarter. .........lQ n
FRENCH. ~
Use Of the Piano. ...-....l .,
comfort of the Young Ladies entrusted TO the Of the
Teacher.
The situation remarkably hoathy-a well Of excellent
in the yard-soeieiy Of the neghborhoOd good
FRANCES II. MONTAGUE,
LUCY l.. MONTAGUE
Gloucester Co, Sept 22i, 1872. Sc "a WOW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-27

The last "SPiTtcf:he Times" is accompanied by
4 splendid steel engraving Of the grea, trotting
match in August, between Ripton and Confidence
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-27
TO MERCHANTS.

A YOUNG man who has had several years experience
n In the Dry Goods business both In the eodniiy and
city, Is snSious obtain situation 20 act either as CLERK
or salesman in some Dry Goods Grocery store In tho
city Of Richmond lie has conducted The business both in
upper and lower country therefore, from me expert
onee many valuable he has both In the
county and city he feels confident that he would be
advantage to any house by whom he might be employed
atauy rate he would every cNcition In promoting he
EMPLOYERS interest Salary very small Satisfactory refer
encc willie given rs respects character sndquahe
- y .h,.orI s., N 1919 seq
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II HlRE-Two sprisltly boys, by the month.
e - = ROBERT HILL.
NEW BONNET sTORE-

with the fact that shall sell for cash cIclusycry
us such facilities, thai enabled FER
preeedoned low prices low can be purchased any
northern ket.
II Merchants aud Miners will give n call, will
sure them they will TO offered greater inducecnts than
before offered this mlrket large and well
assorted stock Of Ieghoin. Florence Straw, and Fancy
Braid Bonnets, will always he kept on hand Also. Wi.
low and Cyprus Bonneis Artificial Flowers Band Boxes,
Sc. Fresh arrivals Of Donuets weekly, direct the
Mandatory.
! Richmond Sept. %, 1912. sc % dow
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-27

ITO JOHN PoINDExrER, A Non Resident Of
Il TrCiHfG: Take Notice. that the l5,h day Of No
vcmbcr, Si2, at the Tavern Of Elisha Melton. at Louisa
Courthouse Virginia. shall take the Deposition OF John
Hunter. John I. a iares anj William w Bcadles, TO be
read as evidence In Chsneery suit now pending IN the
Circuit superior Court OF Louisa County, wherein am
plaintiff, and you and others defendants.
Yours, respeetfuly. -
JAMES NICHE
50 q cwiw Admire Rsipu = Sandidsc. lee.
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sTOCKToN's PREMIUM MIN ERAL
A CARD.

CARD.
1TEsSRs NJ J. SMEAD and II P LBFEBvRE FiT, on
w the lst Of October next open an English aud Cass-
SeabTook. In this school will be taught thoroughly
and syEemsteay, tho usual Enssh Studics the higher
branches o. Mathematics, and the Latin and Greek Lam
Also, Of Modern Languages, the French, Spanish aud
German.
Terms for the session OF 10 months those pursuing only
English studics, e32
Beginners in Latin 90
Those reading Classical Authors, 90
studcnis who take French either OF the other modern
Languages, VIII pay extra charge Of els per
careful attention will be paid 20 the formation OF gcod
practical hand writing.
auD tawtf
Mrs. DREW will resume The duties OF her school
ltI the 81 Of October Encouraged by the liberal
patronage, which or twenty years has dstn
gush her Institution. she has again procured the services
of grn man, whose talents and character qualify
lin Tor n Teacher. She would be pleased 10 receive
icw boar1crs, over whom she will exercise maternal
se2O-oGt
FRESH FALL HARDWARE
ID PS suppl, Of BImnsn av s sS IsS59 snsr
Cutlery britannia aud silver Plated Goods, which with
ful assotnenot American Hardware make their sock
our English Goods with small exception ore OF our
own importation, aud haze been, also all other Goods
we nrc disposcd ~ well prepared 10 sell low f,r
cash, or 70 punciual mon, aud respectfully invite Mcr.
chants and all consunorso Hardware to favour us with
call
Among tho seasonablo articles Just received, arc the
Axes Of Collins simmons Kings, and variety Of other
Spades and sboyols Trace and Halior Chains
iockci and Table Cutlery, miny new patterns
Pad stock Ghost Trunk AMI Knob Locks
I1fEs FttiCut Hrra ard Parlr Hinges
Mend iiu, Mil, Cross Cut and Tcnn1n saws
Files, Wood fcrews. BED screws Sad Irons
Clsiings; Cut, Wrougr ana Horse Nails
hihefsi Blooms, Buckets, etc. oic. 80 10 ct
IIAIT, AND ENTRY LAmPs-f have = 6,sh.
II iouabc assortment oiihe above articles hand and
I IL 4 mo H N I. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-27

YOTNG LADY, whose edu-a ion has been directed
II with yow 10 qualify herself A. an instrucross O
youth, wishes a sua- GoveTness IN agcntec family
Inc addressed 10 ~ pOatpald VIII DC attended TO-
Richmond July 26. iu26 owf
TODDs FAMILY DAcon, ioT safe.
Il 10 hOfhIL MORGAN
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JOHN IsINNEY
JOHN v. m,RnNYICkE.


HAS just received per schr Nassau Dire, fran Ncv
YORK choice aud select ssnrtment OF Cloths Ca
smores, Nesing. &c &c, selected by himself within the
ssi two weeks lie solics call his customers AMI
10 suit the tmea. " - f''''NA
sc rs 2w ''' "eus"S ht"aei'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-27

Dear SH-I received your favor communicating
the patriotic purpose and views Of tho young men
ofPhadephii; and I take pleasure. IN compliance
with your request, IN stating some Of the principal
objects which, suppose engage the common desire
md the common tx-rtion Of the Wing p'rty TO
bring about, IN tho government Of no Uqed 81 To-
These are
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald.]
purr.apEf puIA Nov DC


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26 1872
DEAR BENNErr:-
There is but little news ahoat, if except the f1y-
ing rumors of the day, some of which are TO the fol-
ing efirct:-Gen. keim, of Reading, to succeed,
unquestionaby, Thomas 5. Smith, Esq, as Collec-
tor of this Pert John G. Montgomery TO remain
IN The Post Office lor the period OF three months
longer. when he will certainly be removed, and
violent Tyler man appointed in his place. These
two, are the most important ones, and must con
less much reliance is placed upon the former. Gen
Kelm is honest firm, consistent man, and wou
undoubtedly give general satisfaction to the whole
community Mr.. Smith has many bitter enemies
here and very justly His appointments generally
speaking, have been bad-worse even than those of
his predecessor!
Business of almost every description continues in
the same wre ched and depressed state it did this
time last week. la cur transactions for the MAST
week, there is nothing worthy of note, save in the
-four and grain market, the demand for which has
been pretty active, with slight advance in prices
OF country produce, there is overbundant supply,
but prices Tor most articles continue the same as
usual In the article of wheat flour, find there has
been 767 barrels cleared for foreign pors-aso
rs hhds and 3022 bbIs corn meal, and 7l2 bills rye
flour. In corn aud wheat, 600 bushels of the for
mer, and 8 800 OF the latter. have also been shipped
tor loreign ports during the past week.
There are but tow vessels up for European ports at
present The ship Talbot will leave the lst of De-
VI
few days for Leghorn But very little shipping re-
mains IN port at this season of III year.
In domestic and foreign exchanges there is scarce
iy anything doing the former is constantly hucru-
ating Ind II diiu TO keep correct list of the
same. Our country aud city " + elief" notes-or
Pennsylvanla May flowers" as our Jersey friends
very appropriately call them-are disgrace to the
State, and demand the earliest attention of the Le
gislature. They are utterly worthless for the COM
mon transa ctions of business among the ldboring
classes, who alone are the unfortunate persons upon
whom iheyare principally palmed, by heartless and
unprnclpled employers. Shame-shame
On MONDAY, The sale OF the Railroad, Bridge,
and Turnpike Stocks, owned by this unfortunate
Commonwealth, will take place at Harrisburg The
terms ct sale are the those advertised for the
late humbng sale in this city. II is doubtful whe-
Their, IN case par value is demanded single dollars
worth be disposed of! What "A humatng specta-
Gle what lasting stain upon the character of the
mighty keystone" State = what pain and mortifi-
caiion must II not be TO her Executive!
The following limited amount of business was transact.
e at the regular Board ct Brokers to-day 95 shares Will
mington Railroad II; $1,000 Cincinnati Water Works 6s
1865, rs y"
second Board-2 shares Pennsy lvania Bank 81; $500
City SIS, 1871, 3d. L. C.
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ANEcDoTE OF CHRISTOPHER HUGnEs Mr.. II. il
VIII De recoilected, is now the re resentave OF the
United States at the Hague; and a little incident
which occurred a few months SINCE on the occa-
sion OF presenting his credentials at that Court hap.
mly Indicates The selfpos ession and ready VIII of
the diplomdtist, that IL should not be lost The
reception OF MIR. IL was, of course, kind and graz
cious on the part Of the King of Holland, who re-
marked
Mr.. Hughes, we are pleased to see you-as the
representative oi the UaIied States: but were SUI
prlsed to learn that you wished to go Brussels'-
allndlne TO he reported preference of Mr. H. for the
mission to the Netherlands
Mr. Hughes, with the readiness that characteristics
him, Notwithstanding sire, all that yousay did
but follow the example OF your Majesty" =
The reader will remember that in the Revolution
that severed the Netherlands from Holland The
King, then Prince Royal, was prominent actor.
aud failed in taking Brussels from the revolution
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The OTHER SIDE-CELEsrE AND ELrLorr-A cor.
respondent of the Philadelphia Express, denies that
when Celeste married Elliott he was ruined broken
down and diseased in mind and body" Like many
young men, he had expended large portion of his
parrmony in career of folly -" but that his mental
and physical powers were mistaken, he subsequent.
" proved by the energies he displayed in making
Celeste the great creature she became in the esti
nation of the play going public" Prior to her mar
rage she figured between the pieces as a dancer
ut no great reputation attraction, as the receipts al
her benefit at the Baltimore house proved, being
something about forty dollars"
Elliott saw, in character she played" Myrti.
TO-" in the drama of "The Broken Sword, germs
OF pantominic genius. He contrived to raise some
funds, took her TO England, had her taught panto-
mimic combats, &c. &c, got dramas written for her
in which she played, and by means of her talent,
brought out by him, and by his original and exren-
sve style OF PUTTING, and his interchangeable exertions
10 render her popular, he, repeat i MADE her! She
was The pu )pei-HE worked tine strings and by their
mutual efforts they both pleased and humbussea the
public to lar greater extent han any persons that
have ever entered the theatrical arena, and conse-
quently made fortunes vast portions OF which they
expended according the peculiar tastes of each: he
sported hne horses NC She fine dresses and costly
stage Jewey, ornaments nc.
The writer then speaks of Celesie's passion for
ac'ing-says that she played during Eliots last sick
ness gainst his wlsh-denies that Elliott ever treat
I'd her brutay says tina, she had but slight cause 10
ny rom h,m-that her returning here after his
uealn, purchasing costly tomb stone and weepine
49,, ~ vas most melo dramatically affecting and
living, and thus concludes,- '"' A'''
Ihat Celeste Is woman of genius and industry
no person VINO KNOWS her will pretend to deny thai
ness, is true that 10 her professional I'M, she
IS often itempered and unlady like, is also ,rue |.
but this comes perhaps, more from her want of ed,
| cation, than from lack OF feminine delicacy. Hen
~ Elliott. with faults common to great portion of
mankind, was an active, liberal, and an honest deal
ing man"
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Al that purpose but upon The ground that the county


all that purpose but upon the ground that the county
westminster cannot take care OF itself.
ftis Honor Judge Euggles here closed.
charge
That the 10Th section, defining maaslaugher in the
ouitn does not apply unless the act procurement
ouPdpie negligence OF the prisoners be established and
"a. no such act procurement cuipabe negligence eX
ISIS IN this case If the jury should eye hefore the
deah oiow wai,ven the prisoners discouraged the fight
ana he subsequent succession of which led the
DEATH
That though the defendants NAV be guilty of breach
OF the peace IN having countenanced and abeed the fight
~ us ncepuoh ana ns 10 particular part of it, yet that
they not guilty of manslaughter BY an act
during the aay, il before the occurrence of such act
they retracted their encouragement dissaudel the fvht
nteriered to prevent IT, withdrew from the ground
JUICE RuGGLEsIn relation 10 these points the Court
advise you gentlemen that ii the prisoners the bar be-
fore the seath happened and before The wounds
which caused the death, they desisied from giving any
encouragement and did all that their power TO pre-
vent the DEATH stop the fight in that they could
not be guilty OF they would be
guilty.
The case was then given 10 the jury, who retired
in charge of two officers. The reporter who took
the charge of the J Judge then left White Plains by
express in order write his for this days
paper.
The witnesses in the suits against the other per-
sons who have been indicted as accessories TO the
murder of Mccoy were discharged till Tuesday
next, when il is understood that all who are ready
will be tried together,
The verdict Of the jury will be forwarded to this
Office by express as soon "a rendered