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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08

The Richmond Wing rud toe Ncw York Mirror ars
i,se sing the question, whether tc proper place .r
gentleman. ridus buck ~ company with ldy,
Is the right q Ieii SIDE Of hes p1lcy the siis-r
be the sToAs Ir advise a gentlemen end, d.
vor to keep on the right 'iae Of i.e !adies:
D. The reader will fod below continuation Of tho
same interesting SUBJECT which las been taken up By the
Ladies of old Hanover.
Nes.rs. Edtors-Athoush VIC are bot simple country
gis WHO have never been af iru our natal la-ha- uf
Hanover" have Mt been in'rntve observers Of tie
which has been recently goinz u regard to
tie .ide which 1iy ridor's cavalier should station h
SELF aud tHH that the subject b.pngI peculiarly p
Virginia girls, that of the fashion,. du.- 90 the New
dirfa tha co." pdy- l.i side D., ih, which the ger
emIn should rdc because 0s hl. Been 10y .rrp stated
h the most convenient for cpnycrIt.n. which girls
think decidedly desirable, be such exception t.
che general rule OF tue g n u1l "aen yl
'cllC Ia dance not H. tSi and lien he ~ jr way
u her whip hand end consequently hi- s not CON
-fInty shyIug of from the fear Of blow from her whip
B. o. the case Doc rides the other side; be- na-
then boz hand neat she lady d'Hgngrd hat he may
render her any assistance she my require, SUCH a. cuif
her horse he becomes too much excited iDr her o.
trD linn, adjusting her veil and layi tho th ,usauI s
attentions that may be- He'd for, luke too pridn bro
ihe appearance ni our oIufiu horses what shall con.
d-up'ry Of hiding skirt side and horses u
or b'lu- ihc oor hD, no none Of il- iuitad place
karRssIsos the iuI,J night hand. % You "a man
'sfhg b,us, tie some cowuah buoph,p dn Virgins wg
sedI Who Iu h probability keep tr" iady's her-r at
least neck m advance ri hl4--an agreeable position ur
carrying CUnycssatJu-I4i VIM pcrip. f4z once oc
CURED o. lady friend IT uusI will after ridny some
miles without opening h- mJur, except say he tn.s
10 ls tune 60 turn bacb, nsN hCr U Tho a4 r. had de
H{hnu ride. lu4'Ci, cisII'y I-.'f requires Lat they
u"li ride 10 our c'. r nIr rao. thy mu.' turn their
backs upon us when t.y m.IH' lnd d.upunt. il short
Que may veil content tI' Doe lady srid Ha .itod On
fi' rrI'loDt lido n bDi h.p, .r t.t uun yuI mount
9n -ups side. ds HAT he Should ride the istoHc Tebf
/ -gr Of the lady.
"'rhen'. sentiments" Nc..rs. Editor, end We
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY,

TUE r'ccias of This Institution be- resumed Tho III
September AMI terminate the 20ih December r"tt
q. WHITE.
J. ". FITS.
Information relative TIE School may h1 obtained ~ ad
DE o. White, Fsrty cit
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On Wcdn,sd evening, Go, a insi by the Rey. J,m,,
q. Tayor, VIZ. ions H. r. AUS to Mrs Lr,y ". Etu.
ToEp, ai. cot 'lfi. ci'y.
o. Tie Nou.'a papers will pIc1so copy.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

A YOUNG NIrgiuian, candidate for tic Nj.
nN ir Go rr'etiHt " iscoYil Church rf us
station Of T'arb.rir private family. IT, o. ,,I oa tl
Im'IDf urh ~reSais. aud frnpb Oh, .lsr'nry
mt-'u.rs aui ts-uDnls Aics g. s, bu1 iiu. Ieinlnj.
F.F'niI VIII
B'HI' r'"p MD tiEN HpLtS-ts 10 uHis. prime
hr'tr e. HIlus,- 10 Hnds heavy Cuba gla.ses--Jus
'"e'N'i. fr cate low BY a"3 BissLlI. 4 McANDttSH.
tANT WHITE COEN--A 1aigo az Iss0 bushels h.avy
y Ni'c D1rn. nrbtly expected, fot SHELBY
aus BissEtt 4 NCANDT.HH.
4 LlIN, Saiiprirc, Cuppcrn,, Ginger; landing
. r.d .o..a.e ~ aus p,VFNrOnr ALLEN q go.
GtpEEM OiL.--lO Iirrccs pure winicr blea, b.
- 10 perm oil r0T sale by
aus DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
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ENTITY DOLLARS observation-disclosures
from The subscriber Sunday last. Negro
GEORGEhe nearly fsf hrh, -,yhlck inpkng
fellow marks r.coecicd lo- Of three hnFr the
lihihad blue domestic ouni and Old drab
black much Uc r9y Ches'6rf6d. worked
the boan Goal ri's inIianoyer rs
81 James Harden has recently moved there.
had a wiz h. may attempt \ Pee
st,te George purchased q gentleman believe
Louisa, not reconscted will give the 4
NJ the state and secuted $40
necessary expenses II taken hin The limits
RlCHD. MALONE.
IIenri-o County. Aug. eth. Isf5. al s-eGt
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POWHATAN HOUSE,
n.r Board per day. $3.50.
To UNirED STATES rsS>lONEtss an Nsn-
GlNIN.

To UNI STATES IIN>lONErss IN Nsu-
GlNIA.
II VIE undsrss nd resident
several years engaged In the Revolutionary
Claims aud consequently familiar proper of p
parus e'r'heas orer Courts add
nec'd h the business and having observed
ara euy attend tue drawing Of
Agency Virginia, consequence NJ nuiuaty OF you
vouchers rs alsn the difficulty
Attorney since the law SAID Attorney n.
has no Interest he by
0i sny pledge mnTt SALE
few so attend business without
fore proposes To all whose payable Richmond
Va iha he VIII prepare oT each fensonet
and remit BY mail rmi annually with fI filling u
&c draw the and check or none,
n he may he directed and leave optional to
make such compensation afterwards prope
by h's papers viii subj return OF som.
thee four times before they prpcy lie
VIII also confirm" TO prosecute and establish claim.
ani satisfactory sIfrrDS Al,
NB.-Al bteTs to receive attention must be post raid
Its.
y ~ Parker Ed, Register Land Ufhee Va
Richmond Va. Aug 4h. lsI5.
VIE subscribers Committee OunciI oT the ,iy Of
4 Richmond offer premium of 500 tn. Can hest con
rivd Tor preventing the OF Coal
the s're"ts-sni one Of sIu Tor the second hes
The 'arts eontcsiing Tor the ITrnius required to work
regularly the streets during iwrHy
made and To be- panied white. In deciding
ch'hy complete .hcac" wnsing
loading and unloading pness durability The Com
mtisc wl cta the body of the
The hold - bushels measur The Com
mIiee make their by sepcmt. NEXT
JAS NJ. WlJkil.M,
JAS q. CRANE
H. SI.ADE.
Rs moul IuIvl
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EDGEWOOD SCHOOL, near Rich.

~ y w Ia,
aoHd1he exercises Of this institution resumed on
Mondaytbe s day OF September The the
residence Of Garland Hans, r. about mile quarter
from the City o Richmond agreeable and healthy sLbor
hood Parents AMI guardians the who may tins
School will find conducive health mental
o their and wards Tie
'Aere and tie location Is free from all the disadvantages
The subjects iluFl in this school the eb
are taught IN the best schools aud Academies
In directing The studies the pupils the Teacher
10 hasten them snpcf'eialy hk. hui Ia
them thoroughly arqrain"d with the element pneps OF I,,
nR before they permitted proceed .ihrt "A. also an IN.
habit Of explaining difficult parts 81 re r1,-iudrar IN. van
Qua suJeets-and uriy e'hmins pupils on every lesson
Thry are thus enabled In acs knowledge the i. Of t.
author, and not the t.o-ds BV yo,r
The subscriber woSi Of his
Fco" anu The sHee,ss which la, ul in-
fEGNE-ruton $50 90 per session, half months
Fuel I'll EATON NANCE
W Attention s invites, To following certificate:
We take pleasure IN stating that Mr Eaton Nance was
for Two Student OF William Mary CoIege-during winch
period h conduct uniformly ~ ih regular
larry character and hr studies A. the
conclusion of hs collegiate took himself
the Bscca;auToais honor of this Institution
4. q. Dew, President
Wi1ilm Mary College,
RO. sArNDEIs, Professor
Mathematics.
u. TUCKER, Prof law,
JOHN WELLINGTON. rfoC
au 2-iliGcn Chem. and Nat rm'n.Ophv.
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iWceifS GBcc.
Drawn Noe. n the Pokonoko Lottery. Clas. No ljJ.
- ~ 81 o. Is 3 O. IS 81 2J
Single No. So
Iiy 'i day. NIL h,I receive the drnving of the fol-
low tapia- SI2DUO, 5000. 5000, 1000, ~ Of 1000
Icteis 81, huiyts 2, grdters T.
~, Tile DsHy LoUog $1,000 Capiill. Is Nos IL
drawn.
Puekages Of Whoss s23-mo-r draw II 9)-r.k sII. 10
NiIs, ~ 80. 90. % do. G.5S
Grlrf-E -. DO. gu DE-. yI7
' hrs dry ut pURCELIsS Pnze O3ic
r.. RESELL BIGGER q CO.
'kirF 90 uErpFl IHs g. .rrr that Boom s. CO. tro
di AutAD; dot f'y ceiling PRizL, o, iVERy L.T
rrRy uni They r,,,uci
Priles sold by Bigger 81 Co in three days:
Whole II ~ ~.
d.. 81 81,
Ticket ~ ~ n,
D.. 80 H.
Hall, 20 - GU.
-. 80 ~ o. e more Copiials;
also Nos. - ~ o.. n Prize II sou:
He'll, ~ ~ o.. $ 900!
Uai, 80 a.. - $40!
'iho Tickets can be tie Onc) III cold IN the llst
three days by BIGGER & co
For thn day 81 .COI; rckrts 81: SJOOO tickets
Sl-i'f package single nck'ts n which call before I
"cl"rN 0n f. RUSSELL BIGGER g. CO.,
m Manag"r-' Olic", 'pp'silo Etrle Ruins.
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The PI0inNs HAVING ed We OTcn8nnis
named not 1vng entered Their AL rcr
cIfng IN the Act NJ Assembly mi The Rules
nrp.trr To N" satisfaction ~ e0uu
Tent ~ this COmuonw' iih On l1tCn 81 the Plaintiff. by Coun
81 ordered That the fad Hoi.nisns william iiley nud
aH., md - his wifi. 10 here third Monday
October nrtt aud FlrG L and that cnpy n
s oder b. hwhh inserted in vrIIe published In the
Il Richmond, for months csslv1y posted
front dOor ~ Tho COurthOuse n County.
s-Mnw a cnIV---rr.n. WV NiI.I.ER O. q. q
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IIenri-o County Aug. Eth 1856. al

" lRGINIA:--At monthly sessions Court,
hell for Gooehand County. Cour House. Monday
the 2Id day 81 July. 1876
Daniel Matthew'S and Sarah Jcs.e Rfnwn Joseph Ey
Hannah Fills aud Stephen d. Ellis bJs. Of joel Hagsni
ceased
ag7ni.
William Ctry aud Williams and -- his wife and others,
nj o heirs Of Joel H. giaDI. deed Dens
IN CuayCFRy.
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TO TIE PUBLIC,

Give every miii his due who Justly merits 10.
4 ; ! have tIird every Hair Gutter ia the CITY,
~ ard part nj the Uned States pro
West. Of shlcso- m the Act Hair
As lad frequently heard fame,
ih much asi" ans Jutg IN hi, Hair
t.irfnnnri trsl
rraz-i my
his apt, cutting
bic which make bis nsd
comfort lie at,
'ipt been The CITY N...t b.
gu shave hs boots polished his usi biIt-
hasus you y0ug works. every
his towel biHds mirrors his
Hro ray competed AMI al principal uew.p.pe the
ip Stiff J
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EIa.s Of Ra,.sIsr Is. s,,sra.., Of SION a. .-,. :.
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AIS LAwRENcE, Esq. "ls presented Latin Public
school OF B'-'nn, with $4,000, accompanied with the fol-
| nara tgr strr I,tr
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BELLS.
Dr. PATERSON.

AZ removed To Mr. Bo.acr- buildings second .ouar,
August i-t ists nuo-.,ox
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n
a. viii 'rur ooosta9 1f wv iut ~ th approaching
srn, Of SnHehrge Greek AMI ~ n Thee Chester
trl tp7safe unsurpassed ~ coal 'ro1gm the Rich
ni'ui market well krns t.ra WIN used them
They viii hr caie0y screened ~ Ps again when
io,dsd into ths
OAK and Pine FHe WOOD ain f,t -a'r.
Ofdca lr ts Yard lsr thu gi-suoad Petersburg
Railroad Depot Will be- promf ~ attended, D
auS-eN $50 WILLIAMS.
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MRS. MEiDS SCHOOL.

IHNIIlS Institution will bC re-r reUcd, for the re-
n cepton Of Rolrde1 and Day Pupil he Dly
toio''t next hf Mead Will BE- asri by Teachers and Pro
fr'p N drrguh'd sbty ard us of Instruction viii
hr he'rofofe, h,rnigh an Lectures Enrh
ed French winbe delivered during thr scon ~ 3OsoT
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FRESM DRY GOODS.
HOYT'S OFFICE.

HOYT'S OFFICE.
Drawing Of small Lottery received 10y Ia o'clock this
mnuimg. Capital $500. Tickets SlsaIes IN proper
ton log sale until / o'clock.
Ihis Evening
$4,000 Capital. Tickets 50 Gail and a Prize at
HOYT'S OFFICE,
nus No 3 Exchange
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LAW KDT.Ca.
DIIIIIP MAYO and JNMM p TARR hnyn

sfspcilted theme ives e. rrafrcr OF 80 law and
attend The SUP ard Inferior Court NJ aud
~ county The former may be- FEDERAL
O-r city Hail 'l;'sf ~ the office Of y NJ TaJb
Hon.
NIB ~ T,up Notary rsas. au s-eqawaw
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-. Insap,,,S r,MaLE AcApEan.


'ENS ~cbo5. conducted by the SISTERS Of Charity
op q orthe admission Of pu,iIs MotdAv
The Of studies will "mbtse. thorough EBsh education
French MUSIC, Drawing ami Painting Plain
NrrdcSoik Every pad morals well ~
The % the chLr-n.
Parents guardians and their generally requested
send ehdian aud wards early possible the
Class. Iisy ~. immediately formed au --w1w
pHOFE:S>8R OF ,IATEIENIArGCs WANTED.
'sNiiE undersigned have been appointed a Com.
Trustees "f Richmond Cnleg- Richmond
applications for The Prnisorp of Mathematics
Natul Sciences That BE- thou
tsrt Ts. Tie hOm
We VII either 81 the place
1T Tuesday S-p;-mhr. when the appointment will be
II any fiuhrr information i desired given.
>. u JErER,
S--IIwEwh JUD-ON CRANE
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'EUE uri.,.-uaI will deliver n Lecture on
II FhTcno aDcots rny u'iodit1ry seuni
on lis -ubJsct - To- EACHANGE HAIL FRIDAY Eyen
ng hnzr sih ~ which ausrdad
hst e'u's Il Lecture have ky oed BY thsif
acquired yfs ~ nn1t0n ~ S aHdsasc lie vAiug
'y'i'm ~ h'm7ry tr Abundance The Taes AMI gen.
trn'n NJ fclphf csgcct, invited sunni anI heat,
'ni WHhe.s tie crulBby Others pet ystrfu
To ttr' Co. e'sDui Lecufcs vii b. wihn ihr
reach u an Puy3i fuG,snt rn,ef At sss~, Az. change
wbhi' atg1, 200 uHati pou' ~ sisaory T Lecture vii
cJnnenee ~ "a Oci.tk su7-g TIINY MILLS
The New York herald., 1845-04-18
Movements or travellers.


Ihe hotel lists yesterday evening were not near
as p1onnc as tor the last few days The southern
ers Ned upon the arrival of the Great Western, and
ner passengers, chiefly Canadian merchants, lost
no lime In returning to meet their invoices at
Quebec and Montreal. Nevertheless. amongst
other " choice spirits" We found at the
AMEnIcAN-D DR.. Hare W. Parsons. NJ j.; c. w. Jones,
Cal John Ring Zsnobia Jesse y. Randall Texas; L.
NJ Lowry, Maine, and ten others
AsroR-Msssrs Randall, Orme, L. Lee Phil: Pablo
McPair, Madrid; G. Gordon, Cambridge; George Bond,
Boston, CAPTAIN Waterman, ship Natchez; Bias Psdros
iabsnna; Otis, Pearce, Lambert, Boston; Charles Will
lsms, Gin; John NJ Gunter, Cherokee Nation; 8. H.
Blake Bangor; H. Placids, Baltimore, and 20 others.
CITv-Angemas, New Orleans; J. Reeve Newburgh; ;
Ed G. Belts, Ala; w. Phillips, Mass John Abbot De.
trot Wm Richardson, Ireland; c. Vesey Isaacs, Bri
tish Army.
FaANxLIN- -Msssrs. Roberts Hearn and Tisdale Sack
etts Habor; Messrs Bradshaw, Shepherd aud Preston,
Ogdensburgh; j. w. Vsrplansk, D. Worthington, Rajti-
nors Joha Bigeow N. Y. Elicott, New Haven, and 20
Others
sr. 0EoRaSs-E. C. Lsphsm, Messrs. Seymour, Fell
ton, Orwell, and J. H Bostwick Canada; H. D. Coates,
Canada; I. c. Curtis, Detroit, and 10 others
HowARDs'--R.IH Van Rensselaer,, Otssgo; p. Jones.
Boston; Ruby. Ohio; w. B. Hammond, sasn; J. Mar
cy, Ohi0 A. Stevens, Richmond A. w. Train, Hamfl-
ton, Canada; A. 9. Hawks, Gin George Baird Boston;
Gen. George Davis, Troy; w. L. G. Smith, Buffalo; j..
McGrover, Colburns. Canada; H. b. Lamb, Montreal;
Mr. Isaacs, ,SH. B. M. 81 Regiment.
WAyERLY-W Smith, Pail; Lyman and Hospur, Bos-
ton; Lieut. Garland. Buffalo; g. w. Cushing, BALTIMORE;
Gen. Cadwallader, Trenton: Mr. Richardson, Phll and
IL others
The New York herald., 1845-04-18
Circuit Court.
Aefnra .IuaGa willard.


APRIL 7-Aarth Of Etiquette LIFT handed pslit~sess.
Dali rssn ncienfs .dssauh -Robrt Hofhascay FJas-
CHS GrauesThis was q curious action to recover dam
ages for assault and battery and also to compen
saon for injuries sustaned thereby 1t appeared that
the and OF January 1884, Mrs Leland respectable lady
living in Beskman street, gave private bail to large
circle OF her friends and acquaintance amongst whom
we're the present parties in the suit The evening
passing of with great ecla and the ladies' In the
possible spirits, the light fantastic toe" glidr
yphhke through the mszes Of the waltz also the cot
aot then in sxstence) and enjoying the festivities Of the
evening with their beaur In the highest spirits and
harmony. The plaintiff and defendant. amongst the
aumber were also Engaged in dancing with their fair
partners, when Hathaway, who 10 doctor. made q
bunge turning the partner of Graves Miss Van Buren,
with the wrong hand on which the deen6ant Graves
Immediately elevated his and gave him, (Hathsway)
slight blow with the edge Of the haEd that part cf the
sf which 10 known to the faculty the humey
aiding ct the same time, "You have turned the lady
wrong" Both were strangers to each other. The blow
Dad the eject algsa break arm Of plaintiff
and the plaintiff confined for five six weeks under
medical treatment, when he eventually recovered.
The defence put in that the fracture caused by
plsnthS sraining the arm himself as he was recovering
rom attack Of rheumatism at the time. The tsstimc-
0fsevera Witnesses taken De bne also read
part defence which vent to show that the dsfen
liant at the time the plaintiff first that his
was broken In quite different part Of the
versing with ladies. Graves has, doubtless taken
sditionsl lessons from the airs de Dance, since the
occurrence. Whether the fracture the result Of h
slight blow gwen by the defendant fairy stroke
must feel nced that In either the ladies will
all times find protector to avengs their WRONGS whe
her occurring In sght breach OF etiquette ct bali
room elsewhere. Verdict this forenoon
The New York herald., 1845-04-18
Superior Court.
Before Judge Jones.
a

ArRL l7.-Cars1as ct al Jackson Marine Knsurance
CompayIn this csse. already noticed the jury render
ed verdict for plsintif$sl2 be damages and six cents
costs
Samwsi Psekwoea W. the Mayor, Aldermen &c This
was an action brought to recover damages for injuries
alleged to have been sustained under the follow ing cir
sumstances. II appeared that in le42 defendants
engaged in forming that part of 2Sd street situated be
tween 7th and 9Th svenues in the e which ridge
o rocks had to b. blasted Plaintiff had erected number
Of houses immediately sdsinirg but in consequence
the danger to be apprehended from the blasting Of the
rock, ones having been scattered about In every direc
on several Of his houses remained uneccupisl and he
brings action to damages for the loss
ained in consequence. Defence set up was that the
blasting carried in the usual manner in which
these conducted and every due precaution
used. Verdict for paintif$l40 damages cents
costs.
The New York herald., 1845-04-18

The New CORPORATION held another caucus
last evening. Considerable progress was made in
the division Of the members INTO opposing ciigues,
and the ierocty with which they are prepared to
contend for the spos, was displayed with incre ised
vigor. The eiiques are now hard at work manu-.
featuring candidates for the government Offices,
the Corporation fesh-pots being confessedy alto
gcther inadequate to satisfy the nyenous appetites
OF the innumerable beggars. No one has been yet
week enough even to hint at the propriety of salts
flying the public by any effort for the attainment
of city reform.
The New York herald., 1845-04-18

ACADEMY OF DEsIaN.-The annual exhibition Of
the National Academy of Design opened yester-
day. In some respects the exhibition presents
evidence Of an advance in this department of the
Fine Arts, but, on the whole, we do not think, on
cursory inspection Of the rooms, that it is equal
to that Of last year. There is greater number Of
landscapes, some of them really good. but the pcr-
traits are as numerous, and generally as uninteres-
ing as ever. Very many of these pictures ought not
to have been received at all. We shall, however,
give critical notices Of all the works in the exhb.
ton worthy of notice.
The New York herald., 1845-04-18
Marine Court =.

April l7-Referiy ps Smith h-.amusing Cse.-An nc.
iion was brought recovsr sllo l2Ac for balance
rent and for liquors.
The plaintiff apr cared and declared In assumsit The
defendant pleaded the general ssus and gave netics
pscal matter The parties sppsared front to 'front.' snd
tae language OF Ossan, the defendant inaudiby
suffering the darkness Of hv counenance no terroI
o me-; nor are thine eyes the fame Of DEATH"
His Honor the Justice called the parties order md re-
luied before they should proceed that the costs of th
plaintiff and defendant be paid The defendant demurred
10 this rule Of and insisted that he had been
brought into Court the splantf alone should nay tn.
costs prior to Judgment The Court sustained the oh
lection and the plaintiff compelled to abide by the
rule. The cause then to be tried on Is merits
hedetails of which, involving SANDER upon females
would not admit Of publication. No testimony was Offer
ed on the part Of the defence Verdict Tor plaintiff s5s
J. Msckay forlplantih-D. Msjor, for defendant.
The New York herald., 1845-04-18

Da. KENNEDY, OF NEW ORLEANS, LATELY Con-
vrcTEp OF MuxDRR.-This unfortunate young ply
slcan is named Or. Samuel Kennedy, and is u for
elgner by birth He is about thirty or thrty-fve
years ofage diminutlve in stature, and is either
Euglishman or an Irishman The late British
Consul at Galveston, is his brother, and there is
third brother. highly respectable gentleman and
druggist, in New Orleans.
There is another physician of distinguished
standing in New Orleans, DR.. William E Kenne
dy, in no way related to the other. He is a native
born citizen. DR.. Samuel Kennedy was little
known in New Orleans, until he got into this diff
Guilty, which dates nearly three years back, and
which have ended thus fatally for him. lie atten-
led family in the French part Of the city, by the
iome OF Dawson, who had young aud pretty
wife. The Doctors frequent visits to the house
'xclted tile jealousy Of Dawson, who is common
ind ignorant fesw. Dawson forbid him the
rouse, but returning one evening from his work,
e found the Doctor converslpg in the parlor with
rs wife. A rencontrc ensued; Dawson seized
hair, and Kennedy used dirk, stabbine Dawson
'cverely about the head and breast, but not mortal
II or very seriously. Dawson sued him Tor the as
ituIt, but the case was Dismissed, the jury not be
~ able 10 agree Subsequently Dawson afsailed
Kennedy in the street, and Kennedy sued him Tor
the assault. The teud was kept up until eight OF
ten monhs ago, Kennedy went IN pursuit OF Daw.
.oa, who was now separated from his wife, and
Boarding al the same house with man by the
name Of Waite. When Kennedy made his ap.
.pesrance, Waite interlered, and Kennedy stabbed
and killed him.