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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-14

HOCKEY CLUB CHEWING IOBACCO-Some-
j thing rich and Well calculated TO please the most
faslidious tobacco chewer. This brand OF Tobacco,
put up by Mr.. John Stewart Walker has been tried,
and isund to sustain s reputation. Ii 10 neatly put
up in small boxes Of eight plugs each, and also
tailed In small quantities. For ssle by
oc9 o. A. STRECKER.
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saj nITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL.
w Landing from scbr George, a cargo of supe-
rior White Ash Anthracite Coal. Persons
laying in their winter supply Of the above Coal,
would do we'll to send down their orders IS rs
per load delivered any where IN Inc city
JNO. w. WRIGHT,
set Dock Wharf
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EMPORTANT TO PURCnAAERs OF
IL DAY GOODS-WILCOX d Belts, at the
Metropolitan Store, Isl Main street, are now re,
cerlng large additions to their stock, to which they
invite the attention Of the most critical Iyers-
Goods freely shown, and the most polite attention
always given to all VINO visit the store.
The Telegraph Express and steamer Roanoke,
are put IN constant requistion to supply our Gus
toners with everything and desil 4ble
Oc |
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NEW FALL GOOD 3 .-MlLLHloER a.
N BROTHER, invite the attention OF purchasers
to their large and well assorted stock OF Fall and
Winter Dry Goods, recently purchased by them at
the Northern Markets tor cash, which will be sod
as cheap, and cheaper, than similar goods sold
anywhere.
Among the great variety of good bargains which
we are selling, the following particularly worth
noticing as tney are worth just double the price
are selling them at:-Linen Towels sixpence a
piece, Merriinack Prints variety OF patterns, six
pence the yard; Linen Hdkfs sixpence; Kid Gloves
37t cents; Ribbons, the latest and richest designs
Needle Work Collars, Cambria and Muslin Rutfiing
and Flouncing Cambria and Swiss Edsings and
lusertings, Worked Hdkfs, Sleeves and inside
Hd4fs MOuslne de Laine and Cashmere, Merlnos
and AlpRccas, IN all colors and shades Alpaca and
Cashmere Hose, Irish Linen, Table Napkins, Bird
eye and Table Damask and Diaper, White, Red and
Yellow Flanneas; Bed Blankets, Table Covers, be-
sides the usual stock Of Domestic Goods such as
Brown and Blcacned Shirtings and Sheetings,
Icklngs, Canton Fal neIs, and all of the best Fab.
rcs and the lowest prices. A Call is respectfully
solicited, at 1913 Broad street.
J. MlLLHiSER Il BROTHER.
N. B Just received per Express a most spen.
did lot OF Black Silk Lace Veils OF the richest pat
terms, and very cheap. 27-lm.
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MOTICE.-Ail persons Indebted 10 the late firm
IL Of PEAkE, BRADLEY d co, either by Bond
or open account, are earnestly requested to come
forward and settle them, no longer Indulgence
will be given These accounts u. long stanc Ing
and must oe settled.
Also, all persons indebted TO US, whose accounts
are due, requested to settle them specially, tor
We are determined to have them settled without
delay
au 3l-ts BRADLEY BROTHER.
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auu from the manutactOrles and auction, his stock
OF plain, pressed and cut Glass, Looking Glasses,
Fancy Goods, &c consisting of a great variety OF
ne" and very handsome styles and patterns. His
STOCK Is larger than he has ever had and needing
money, ne will offer to the merchants of Virginia
North Carolina and Tennessee very great induce.
ments. All in want of Goods in his line, are invited
TO examine his stock before they make their pur.
chases HUGH A. WATT
se2i-lm No7a Moin go.
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NOTICE.-By power OF Attorney duly record
ed In the Hastings Court, | have ;tlis day ap-
pointed my Son, JAMES A. SMELL my Agent to
conduct and transact the Dry Goods business Tor
me, and on my account In the city OF Richmond.
Sc z7-3w MILLISON SMELL.
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BARBARoCs CRUELTY.-A case of bart arous
cruelty has recently come to light in the pur-
tanc city OF Boston. Ellen Stafford was found
dead in her bed, end it appeared that she came
TO her death by kicks and blows from her
brutal husband. The following is brief ac-
count Of the tragedy:
Her right arm as covered with bruises, re =
cel"ed in defending her head from his cruel
blows. lie would drive her from one room
to another, suffering her neither to sit or to lie
upon the bed, or nave moments respite from
his brutal assaults, while her circumstances
were such Is 10 require from him the tenderest
care and sympathy. He would not allow her
TO eat anything or cook anything for the chill
dren.
He continued this course till Sunday even
ing the 2b,h, when the neighbors becoming
alarmed lest he should murder her, called on
watchman at 10 or IL o'clock, who took
him 10 the Watch-hOuse, and the next day he
was sent to the House OF Correction He re-
maIned there OF days, when his employer
needing ms services, paid the fine and he was
released. He Immediately commenced his
brutal assaults upon her, and continued them
JlIl the night she died.
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Chas. X. Harreys. John A. BURGESS

Ohas' h' Harreys. John A. Burgess.
HARREYS & BURGESS,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
NO. loo MAIN STREET, (NEARLY OPPOSITE
THE EXCHANGE BANK,) RICHMOND, VA.
NJ HERE they will thankfully receive and
w promptly execute all work entrusted to
N. Borders from the country respectfully SO.
licited au 3O-3m
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NOTICE.-Ai persons indebted to Wan. Ii
~ SMELL, JOHN A Smell q CO. or BARNES
a. SMELL, are requested 70 make immediate pay
ment to me- JAMES A. SMELL,
se G-u Administrator OF Nm. ID. smell
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LNRANkLiN CLOTHING STORE, 1872
l. Main street, Richmond. Ya.-The sub
scribers would respectfully call me an'nton OF the
citizens OF RichmUnd and the surrounding country
totneir very large and well selected STOCK OF Ready
Made Cioihing, consisting OF every style and
quality for all and Winter wear, all which gar
rantee 10 sell lower than any Goods OF the same
quality in the city OF Ricamond We, therefore, in
vle all who wish 10 obtain good article at very
low price, To give US call.
Ais }, a very large aud select stock Of gentlemens
Furnishing Goods
se 25-2m X. DECOU CO.
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I1hAND CUTriNG.-M. u. WHITMAN.
ID Stencil Cuiier thankful for past favors, begs 10
inform his friends and the public, that for the pre-
sent he can be found at his residence on 18th street.
between Main and Franklin, where he viii execute
any work IN his line with uealness and dispatch.
ocA-lm
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a BE hF l.. WEST, HOUSE CARpFN.
later AND JOINER, thankful for the liberal pa.
ronage which he has received during the last five
years, would inform his friends and the public that
ne Is prepared 70 undertake BUILDINGS OF every
kind on accommodating terms.
Having practical knowledge of tie business, he
hopes by strict attention to it, give satisfaction to
ali who may employ him.
shop on 9Th, between Grace and Franklin streets,
nlcuHobu. Sc l3-dtlJ
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Counts sister. One brother s imprisoned in
the Moro, and the other in Cabana.
Another result of this movement was the in
formation obtained by the Captain General,
that the bark Chude Har0Id, which arrived in
New ork the same day that the COrpeita had
departed fer that port, had brought dozens OF
pistols slowed in cider boxes, cannons hldGen
in cases Of machinery, and, in fact, that she
had brought the long expected ammunition Of
the Creoles. The Chile Harold was imme
dately discharged, and the ship and wharf
were crowded with cdrabineros, all ready to
seize the contraband arms, which never ap-
peared. turned out hoax. like that al Ma
rel, which resulted in the loss of the steam fri
gate Pi=arrO.
The engineer, Samuel Hearkness, has been
sent TO Jai! for concealing himself on board the
t0FHeftd, with a view 10 leave Havana with
out passport; and MIR. Guzman is confined in
dungeon, incontmuaicadO, for attempting to
convey letters to this city.
The bark COrRetia is beautiful vessel, and
IS now lying at pier No. ii East Riyer.-N. Y.
Times.
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Office Va. Central Railroad Company
RICHMOND September 23rd 1852
NOTICE.-The 18th Annual Meeting of tho
l Stockholders of the Virginia Central Railroad
Company will be held at Richmond, in the Ex.
change Concert Room, on FRIDAY, the 29th Octo.
Der, 1852, at o'clock, P. NJ
Sc 24-dt29O J. GARRETT, Secretary.
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ORNATE PkACTICE.--Dr PLUME 4
L CO may be consulted, conidentialy, for the
treatment OF the following diseases: Eruptions
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, or en-.
argements, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com.
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attention to their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very best
article known, to give tone and visor to certain
abused aud debsted organs, as well as to renovate
asystem shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up with full directions
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly at
tended to. Office On Franklin street, below Ex.
change Hotel, and frat door below Trinity church
Richmond Virginia fe9
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TIE DAILY DISPATCH
las y. COwARDIN, Proprietor.
BUGuR PLEASANTS, Editor.
THE >HfltRE OF THE CoRNELlA.

<7..-.-. ..5q Captain Ward, and Violation
tbc L. s. Mai Bags.
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NJ OTlCE.-AA persons indebted 10 The late
" Jacob Karr deceased and the firm Of Karr Il
Brother, requested to make payment mme-
diatey; and all persons having claims against Jacob
Karr individually, are requested topEesent the
20, E,rs
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- JUBEhT r. BhOADDUs offers his servI
IL ces to the citizens of Richmond and the public
generally a general Collector Of Claims. He
pledges himself to attend strictly to all business
trusted to his care. His office 10 n the rear of Mr.
James X. Suttens Office, in Law Building, Rich
mond. Va. my 4-6mE
NO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
J. The subscriber socits the attention OF Tobsc
co Manufacturers tr mis- superior Presses and Mils,
OF every description. P. RAHM,
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street.
au 2l-6ln
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I And FOR SALE NhAil aICHMOND

Z AND FDk SALE NhAfL kiCHfiOND
E-A The subscriber offers for sale small but
most excellent FARM, Of about fifty acres on the
South side Of the Williamsburg road, near Hinch
mans, two aud ha miles from the Old Market
About two.ihirds Of The Lard cleared. AID a con
siderable part now cultivated market garden
Such is ts fertility, adaptation aud convenience to
market as makes il one If the most desirable places
for market garcen and dairy about the city, and
if properly ed its cost could be easily made
from its profits he Building can, with but little
expense be Eer dert comfortable residence with
all necessary Convenience, and number Of the best
springs Of wafer on the place
Those wishing TO purchase will please call and
examine iOr themselves.
TERMS very liberal Apply to Robert Hastings,
on the premises, or to the subscriber.
Sc 29-dImW4t SAMUEL HASTINGS
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MOOD, COKE AND CUAL.-The SUB
W scriber is prepared to furnish WOOD, COKE
or COAL as cheap as can be bought in town.
Yard at DanvilIe Depot-ofice on Pearl street,
opposite Alhambra Hotel, and Immediately under
MessrS Toler q Cook. All orders LETT Mr. p Wool
folks Grocery, on Broad street, formerly Elis)
will be attended Immediately.
Lump Coal So per load.
iY 2l-2m THOMAS EOaTI,R
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NJ OTICE.-The undersigned beg leave most re.
spectiully to intimate to the inhabitants of
Richmond and its vicinity, that they have com.
menced business l4th or Pearl street, near
Mayos Bridge, for the purpose OF carrying on Plain
and Ornamental House, Sign, Coach and Furni.
ture Painting; also Gliding, Glazing, Pa.
per Hanging and Graining. They pledge
themselves to execute all work in the neatest,
cheapest and most substantial manner.
j. Mcleod & CO.
N. BAH orders punctually attended to.
Sc 2l-2n+
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CHINA HALL.

By the ships New York, E Scran-
? ton, Excelsior and Empire, from
Liverpool at New York, the sub.
! scriber has his Fall importation OF
nrtbanxvaro o~A Ch;un
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L'LkCTiDN OF DEPOT AGENTS.-A
IL resolution Of the Board If Directors CT the Vir
gnia Central Railroad Company declares that all
Depo. igents shall be elected annually Notice Ia
now given that on the 18th Of October, at Rich
mond, the Board will make an appointment of
Agents for all depos the line OF the road to serve
during the year 1853.
Z EONTAINE praaihanf
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IBEhT r. BhOADDUs offers his .

Office Va. Central K. R. Co,
September u, 1852. Sc 29-dtI4O
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PHILIP BERGHEIMER,
Admir- Of Jacob Karr, de erased
oc 4-l2t+ 18th ST, I'd door from Main
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rHomAs IL CHARLES ELLiS a. 60.
y I. removed their office to No. l55 Main st
AZ Entrance on ilth street, two doors above III.
Excnange Bank, in the room formerly occupied as
the 'Kichmond Library" p'oN 90
Beng engaged in closing their business. they re.
guest all persons indebted to them to call and settle
their accounts 60 ~ a.
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Yours, WESLEY ROCK,
TO CERE A COLD. WITH

- To CEKE 4 COLD, WITH
&EtS3 HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF
)E$S THE BODY, take the CHERRY Pee.
l.S@ TORAL on going to bed, AID wrap up
- Il warm, 10 sweat during The night
N-Ss2A For Cold and Cnllnh tak.a IL morn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-14
q WHo IS FRANKLIN RIERCEls'
VARIETY.
A COOL FELLOW.


In FL Dorado county, California, a fellow was
arrested charged. with stealing a horse and mule.
He was tried by a jury chosen on The spot, and
sentenced TO be hung or shot,as he might prefer.
He chose the latter mode of shutting offhis NOR.
Ial coil. The California Union says:
During these proceedings the prisoner is re.
presented as being the most unconcerned man
present, talking with those around him, and look.
ing upon the whole affair with the most entire
indifference. After supper he lay down and
slept soundly until he was awakened by some Of
those about, late in the morning. Before being
led out for execution, Hubbard made a confess
sion, which | have not seen, acknowledging his
guilt, and duplicating others as belonging TO the
gang. lie stated that their plan was TO steal
stock from the emigrants as they pa ssed through
the valley.
AT the appointed hour he was led out, and az
ter stating to the crowd thai he belonged to a
good family, and tho first in it ever charged
with crime, he was placed in position, and his
hands tied but he refused 10 have his eyes ban.
dagcd, and directed the six men detailed as exc.
Cntioners TO stand so near as to make sure work
OF it. The men fred at the Word-Ihree guns
loaded with balls, and three with blank cartridges
tho three balls, taking effect in the breast, pro-
ducing death Instantly. A physician present
claimed the body for dissection, on The ground
That he had bargained with the man for it before
he was shot, but he only wanted the head, and
if no one objected, he wouldIake it of, which he
proceeded TO do with a large bowie. kniFs-placed
it in a bag, slung it on his horse, and marched
off with it. A shallow grave was then dug, and
the headless trunk tumbled into it. Comment
on such transactions is unnecessaTY,
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mecbauir Arta.
WmEAn RAMa.

ET1HE WHEAT FAN, known as The "Genes-
~ sse Farmer has superseded the use Of al.
most every other Fan in the Stale of New York
and otaer Wheat growing States. It is adapted
to clee ming every description of seed, and as a
Clover Seed or Timothy cleaner has no superior.
This Fan has been most fully tested, and every
whire ELECTED the highest commendaiion. 1t
has taken the premium at several OF the best
NoSthetn exhibitions, and for superiority of con-
stractlGn, capacity for working, and economy of
price, stands unrivalIed. The following certiti.
Gates 6om some Of the most intelligent and sue.
CeSsfui agriculturists in the Valley of Virginia,
attest its merits wherever tried. This list, were
those offered not deemed sufficient foralIreasona-
BILE men, could be extended 10 an indefinite ex.
tent. JAMES RUNYAN.
Charlestown, Nov. IL, IS5I-tf.
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WHOLESALE
WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE.
u. "a. MILLER q Co,

IL L ~ ~
IMPORTERS, Manufacturers and JObbers of Watch
es, JeweIry and Watch Materials, have leased the
old stand formerly occupied by Messrs. Garfield, Bro.
s. Co., ). Z. corner Charles and Baltimore streets, No.
-227, which they have put in completes order for the
Wholesale Watch and JeweIry business, upon an en-
tireIy new plan, having no goods exposed in show
cases.
In calling the attention ofthe trade to the new con-
Germ, we mention the fact that we are associated with
one Of The most extensive JeEvelry manufacturing esta.
blishmenIs in the country, which must give a decided
advantage over all others in this market, for supplying
dealers with Jewelry, at manufacturers prices, a fea-
Iure in this branch oftrade long since needed between
Baltimore and the Southern and Western Merchants.
We desire TO call attention TO the Watch Depart
ment, which will at all times be supplied with a great
assortment from the most celebrated manufacturers, and
kept in perfect running order, so that purchasers may
AT once take them, with u written guarantee that they
will perform correctly.
This branch of the business will receive the especial
attention of one of the firm, whose extensive and prac.
teal knowledge Of the business will, we hope, give US
a place in the confidence Of buyers.
We respectfully invite you To call upon us when you
next visit our city, confidently believing that an exami-
nation ofour goods will prove TO you that they are het-
ter styles and cheaper Than you have ever Feen in this
market, and assure you that no effort shall be wanting
on our part 10 make the acquaintance one of mutual
benefit. l.. ii. MILLER & CO.,
No. 227 S. f. corner Charles and Bait. SITS.
l.. II. MILLER,
}. d. BRAGDON.
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Fashionable clothing.
WIN. WALL,
Penn. Arenue, Let,reen 9th and 10Th Streets,
(Next to Mr.. Shnnk's Iron Building,O
Washington, ID, C..
WIN. WALL,

4 ChtH' AtGHheS OStIGeU JtI uHu lOH bOFEGtSl
Next to Mr.. Shank's Iron BuildingO
Washington, u. c.,
VWOUI.D respectfully say TO the citizens o!
w Jefferson and the Valley generally, that ne
has enlarged and extended his Clothing Esta-
blIshment, making it one of the largest and
most extensive Clothing Depots in this partof
the country.
It's extent is two floors, running $50 feet deep,
and employing from 10 to 100 hands, thereby
gi"ing employment to our own mechanics end
sempstresses and offering goods as low us they
can be bought at the North,
am prepared to make to order, the most fash.
ionable and elegant assortment of
Cloths, CaSimCHcs and VeSGings,
TO be found in this city, at prices as low as those
bought at the cheapest ready-made store in
Washington, and of superior make and finish
In texture aud quality, all my goods will compare
with any Merchant Tailors in the District, and
at much less cost, as my desire is TO do a perma-
nent custom trade, | aU determined to give en-
tire satisfaction, and all goods purchased, if not
found to be as represented a liberal deduction
will be made.
ALI Clothing made to order, WILDE cheerfnliy
taken back if found not TO quit.
Constantly on hand a large. general and COM
plete assortment of Ready.made Clothing at
prices to suit the times. 81
Also at my Establishment three doors East of
the National Hotel.
The citizens ofJefFetson and the Valley, visit
ing Washington, are respectfully invited to give
me a call, as / feel confident they will he amply
repaid. March 16, 1S52-Iy.
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Ipaehtnatpn grane.
National Agricultural and seed
WA@998 Q8ge
AZ CITY.

-
TJHE subscriber begs leave 10 call the alIen.
IL ton of the Farmers OF Jefferson, and tie
adjoining counties, to one Of The most extensive
and best selected assOntmeDts Of Agricultural
Machinery and Implements TO be found IN any
similar house in the United States. His ar
rangements with all the best manufacturers IN
this country, enable him to furnish, at Factory
prices, every article required for the farm and
all goods, leaving his establishment, are 'oGrrdHt-
edtO Prore as represented. Has stock embraces
Forty Varieties of F'IOuGIls,
among which may be found thc celebrated Pre-
MUM Centre Draft WroughtaDd Cast-lrOn Self
SIarpener; the Deep TilIer SOD the fiat turrow
ditto the premium New York, Nos. l8, 10, I94,
20, 81 and % the subsoil and hill side Pioughs
of every variety and price.
CuAiUators, HarroVs, Cast.TrSn Field Rollers.
Pierson's, Penuock's q, Sinclar'5 Wheat Drills.
Hussey's and M~cCo5mick's
Rcapims and Moving Machines.
Bamborough's, Grants and Sinclair's
FANNLNG MILLS.
Corn Shelters.
Single and double Spout CPFiGe $40 TO SI6,O
also tue large Cylindrical at:$30 and $50; and
latter warranted 10 shell irons SEQ 20 1000 BUSH
Horse Powers,
Sweep and Railway, Of Nariaus sizes, from
S75t TO $3.50,
With open and solid wrought iron and oak
Cylinders-price S35 to $50,
Corn and Cob ErMsIlerS,
From $50 to g So warranted to grind from 8
u 10 bushels per hour.
The sSzd Department
Is. supplied. With every variety of Field and
Gatdsu Sod al Q which are warranted fresh
Peruvian GUslno.
Having made arrangements, with the Agent OF
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THE MONK OF La TRAPPE.

We learn from the Madison (wisconsin)
Argus, of the 27th ult., that Leahey, so well
known as the 4" Monk o! La Trappe," recently
murdered Edward J. Manley at Pardeville, Co.
lumbia county, in that State, by shooting
He also shot at Esquire Morton twice, one Shot
slightly wOunding. He was finally arrested,
examined and committed to Jail to await his
trial for murder. The cause of the murder
was jealousy of ManIey and his (Leahey's)