Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13
CITY N r w ).

,>orpsT C,:Juer Wicker hell an Mqucs;, yesterday
rnrour over The BODY OF white woman nance hat ala'-
ii, who dies. suddenly Fer house south OF ire Basin
Sj, evoninr abor, ) o'clock The deceased was Two.
Of very Incorporate habits and the evidence OF her
ncirhbors was hGt she had been daly lot le
In three or four weeks She hau "o cn'uie 'es'o'he
with hcra ri,I about r. and boy about years ol age
few minutes before her d-alh. she was heard talking in
her ROOM Verdict: Death from lnlemEera"ce'
ESCApEE.-A Gippcch appeared IN INC "a'o' oo"n
Yesterday 10 answer summons 10 SUI" .""o' why ne
should not be fined fur permitting an "'s " sfce
ouer in front of his house II appearing una. ne had re-
mnv.L The source Of complaint. since inc "cet waited
nov h; w. ,he summons lie escaped fine Mr.. G.
ones,ed that the reporters would not put nun III he pa
pers'
No HouE-A negro boy apparently about eight years
of ape was found wandering about thc sees vi saturday
night for want OF home He stated 'hu' ' 'a'her u
worthless free negro named John Anderson VIII snp~n !"
.e -, ,; h could 10 lie brought before the
Mnyor Yesterday and ordered 10 be han"eu o' To The
overeeers Of the poor
TO KEEP THE PEACE.-A'be1' r OF" appeH'ca IN The
Mavors Court yesterday, TO answer Complaints preferred
- ,o,..o u,,,s and wife who stated that Ford had re-
pp,,v threatened 10 assault both Of lhem lie was required
go, a. m security for his rood behavior Ter Il months
M IL also under recoenizance, for r"o"s cohoue' On the
Sabbath, short time since ,,, =, tho ., :
James Marshall required {" give S':Y ;" .ne sun "'
s2n0 for threatening TO assault John Pulling VINO resides
ne ar the Armoy; and surety in Ike sum 10 a uc'-
ment before the Hastings Court Tor .ht s,'S vI,; ~
CHRISTOPHER V. Murphy for assuming hiIh, Lyhch,
,s rrnuirrd TO uiye S=O security Tor enou nehhVo aud
5000 to answcr for the assault before The hstnss Gou
In default Of bail. the above parties were h'' - 'y.
AN ATTEMPT TO ESCApE-ohicer wrkes proceed.
al Ia Rockets on Saturday, TO arrest sailor hspea Inns
opher Murphy who had been guilty oil violent assauH on
fellow sailor named William Lynch murphy Tea up MS
co,hes In bundle and informed the officer That he was ready
with
,,;snn.r uInped the and attempted 10 SWIM 10 e
nnons shre The officer procured small boat, and pnr
J hin. when ne changed his course and swan Ia
sci and emptcd escape arrest by getting up INTO "t
house After much difficulty he was re-srres1ea aud taReh
10 the cage.
LOOK OUr-'l'his is the day (he 18th OF SeplembeTO
6eto by some wise modern Prophet Tor the OBSTRUCTION "i
Inc world By the comet AL therefore, who unprepareL
10 leave this world present. would do well TO lose no time
this morning in getting ready Tor Tue great event. we ha'
heard of pos,ponement
THE GERMAN RlFLES-This Company Captain
narz paradcd Yesterday morning in front of the City
Un and proceeded The Shockoe Hill depot, where hey
took the ours for the Slash Cnage To spend The day IN tar
pc, practice The Cornet Band accompanied them
uUSTINGS COURT.--Thc September term of The
us,ious Court commenced yesterday Joseph Mayo Bray,
TAYLOR wingfeId Farrar, and Sansay Justices present
After the tranaacnn Of civil business, and the hearing q"
ree negro appcaiions for Registers, the examination OF
John McAby charged with stealing clohIng and le"ef'
from John II Gbbon the amount OF S3UU was COM.
nencrd Two or three witnesses were examined, ana hriI
The case was postponed until IL O'Clock Today.
CITY COUNClI.-This body remained in session unlll
lat, hour last evening. number of petitions were pre-
sened and appropriately referred But lte bnshcss OF
final character was transacted The "l S7UO was ap-
nronria,eJ ,u compensate Dr. l. W. Chumbeayne for meil-
cal services City Hospital some years az" Details
o ururrsrdng will be gveo tomorrow
TIE DISPATCH AND THE ANKLEIn Saturday .
papcr we expressed doubt whether The meat welurnrd
ankle Of lady injured by stepping into hole on the side
r.,dav's ssue that paper that il was certainly
seen notwithstanding the length of The dresses ~hir'
caused MS 10 doubt the statement How sight oi II was
obtained we will lei the Dispatch explain That paper says:
"Now The Enquirer must that foot in such an OK.
;ocncv MS we described is all like gently gliding
over The pavement. There is Sudden interruption OF mo
t;on and hanu with foot thrown forward. which may be-
seen with The delicate ankle II, and who win spark
of paantrv could avoid looking al II when tile iar owner
o was in dangerl Judging from the foremost no winch
wss MOI best 10 the very Just roncu
sion the in The hole was adorned oy lust SUCH anu
,her ankle. Is The Enquirer answered."
Yes the answer is entirely satisfactory Before lls ek
pana,inn however could not conjecture, IN view 81 ie
ureat length of The ladys dress how that ankle had oreh
seen One foot lrarn was IN AN tSlgrhcf VIII"
The other "hruwn forward with The delicate ankle hed
H. The apology OF The writer Tor looking al II was unne-
ces.orv We never doubled his 'galantry where LADY
with IN neat well. turned ankle" was in hn 'eAgtncy
The Dsnatch endnavpIs draw Ms INTO controversy
about our .espeC tive ages We decline H. Ills Ingenuity
in prny onl Of c ankle scrapr admonlslcs us 10 beware
III, might for ought know. actually attempt I" prove
ha we are older ha he in the face OF all appearances L"
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