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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-01-13

05 Nrs Hirkok ~
II - ClaIa J.H.ss IS
81 LuIteT J'slIHson 81
- SlrS I. JOhaSHn 81
II IacUb Kilh IN IS
81 NJ Lew K'lbMn 40
70 Ms J,"n K,IbMa -
Is Mrs W Kilaorn IS
u 81 'Ha'lrs La..G."n ~
~ MIs Seun I.aBAOn ~
ey 81 OziAs Lewis IS
81 Ms Luke Lewis 90
40 B.nedici \ Law ~
~ drs P'Mmeas Lord IS
ri Is David Little ~
4 Is Mrs David little ,
X Ma Isaac Moss ~
Is Mrs Ra~hast Mpse "a
70 Ma TrMsnSn Marsh 81
7l.Snl man Marsh IS
S. Daniel Marsh ~
73Dwras Mash ~
Sn James Marsh. 81
81 AAT.q Marsh -
81 SsilnUel Marvin 10
u N"In,nnn M"ulihrOp 81
81 Mark MaZT,Een II
S6 ] 'hn Nc Neil 81
81 Mrs John Mcneil %
~ Elisha Masun "
u Mr. Elisha Mason 81
20 samuel Mcneil 70
~ A A,hrnse Norton IL
70 Isaac Newton II
10 Amelia Ogden 70
10 David Palmer 81
80 John Palmer Is
II Mrs John Palmer -
IS Lucy PAT melee 70
rs Mrs Potts ~
81 Anna Perkins SIS
Is James Peterson S6
81 Mrs Benj PHr!ps 81
81 Mrs joel Potter IS
SO M,ss May Pierce ~
72 TIA, vsy Perkins ~
81 John Z Riley 81
70 stephen Russell ~
90 Irene Reuse Sc
50 Thankful Seymour W
81 Asa Sanford 6'i
Id Is Mrs Asa Sanford 81
81 Ms DAVID smith ~
76 Mrs Lemuel Smith ~
W snh SiI:s"n" Us
80 Mrs Simeon Sanford ~
"a Wnl,arm TMitle -
Id Ii Fit 1'tSat 79
IS Mrs Iii Treat a.
n Fanny 'rufner 7a
II Eli Todd Oh
So Mfs Eli Todd Sc
ed 81 Eber Turner II
81 David yva,d g.
90 Ashbei VESSELS 81
81 Mrs \ Vessels u
ia M.,ana Wheeler ii
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-01-13

ne LET OF January
J1Msph Adams
hTs Joseph adams
ThOinaa a ih'A
Mrs Tine Adds
Mrs .Aah,eSS
Isaac Batavia
Jmed Baldwin
,aI an [. baldwin
.Mrs John Baldwin,
OrnnIs Bdhtlley
Mrs. J.'se; h BradIe,,
saim1n .iusI
ilrs VIA Bnel
J,'naIIiam Rurl
Mrs J .naIhan Buel
.slrs Salnl Buel ~
Niles BIel
Ms MsIss Buel
DAVID Bel
Cr"mM-ll BIei
O.'tlIA Bar..eV .t
Nary Blak 0y
t'ben'r Bates
Mrs Ebem Bates
Nuno4 Benton
] ,el"B.stwIck
Nrs JOhn Bl3Ael
rnnmas BOnMey
J'art'h RIrge
MrS J.,Na.. Bi-hop
9th p ReeRa
William Rerbs
Dr SAINT Buei
norman Bar bee
HmaRs BiAsel
tia, vey Birgs
Dr. Abel Catlin
| MRS Abel Calm
WIS Livi Calm
| Walter Cleaver
Martin Gu. liss
Eliakim Curlisa
Mrs Crosby
Mrs DeWolf
LYDIA Dewey
stephen Defning
Samuel Ensign
| E,l.'s EFnnnS -.
Mrs Daniel Ford
| Asa t,tnt h
Era,ius G.nn'w:n
! Jonathan GriswUld
ASahei (;Tisw"ld
! Mrs A Grisw"ld
Mrs Mnnre Cribs
| Thomas GrsnnisS
Be"i Griswnld
Mia BENZ. Grlsw"ld
| S,Inn..i GHbert
| Daniel Hall
h.rs Daniel Hall
Mrs Hull
Mrs Salty Hubbar,
SMSana Hubbard
Ms L Hubbard
ISAAC iiamn sud
Mls | ltainsnai,d
| l., dia H,,rchkiss
| D,Tcas Hull
! Thankful H1Irhki'
| R,,sw-lt Harrison
| ~ Il,an tl,,lchkiss
| Elias Hull
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-01-13
MAw0ATWCE
RAIL ROAD.

Winter Arrangement. commaeacimg

WIHter arrangement. commencing
December .lS,k. 1852. 80 :
TRAINS OUT OF. REIDGEPORT.-Fir.
J. Passenger Tram will leave BrIdgrpo
Ior v ins'"t. a. ~ q. A. NJ. "r & n the q,
val 1t the A H., Express Train Gt"m Ne
Yak, connecting q: the Junction with u
10 10 A. NJ. Train from New Haven.
Second Passenger TEaiR will leave Bridge
port for WiMsted at eos P. NJ, or on the arri.
val 4 ia. 8. -. + IA, Express Gram IT,.
Nv York. connecting at the jurc'idn wi
h. 8 - NJ, Train fIom New Haven.
Fire. Freight Ttain will leave Bridsepo "a
tor WInsifd AZ II 4OA NE %,
Second Freight Train will leave Bridsspcr,
fN Waterbury ats%S 90. M.
tNNi MO, BRIDGEPORT.
FTa. Passenger TEain will leave Winsted Al
4 A. M cOnnec'ihg at the junction. With a
'''"' ~ ttsVem, ana Al n, 3D. eport WI.
he 10 - \. NJ Train to NV York.
Second Passenger Ira viii! leave Wins
at ~ p. N connecting AZ tina Junction wi
i'ralRt :" New Haven, and at Bridgeport wi,
he a4nP. NJ. Train III New Yn,k
Fret Freight Train will leave Waterbury 70
:rIdsen"Ii at 9 so A " connecting AZ Il
Junction with a Train Ia New Haven:
Second Freight Train viii cave Wins'et .
, 10 A NJ. arriving al bridegroom in time {,
the noon Trains TO New Haven and New Yo,l
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-01-13

IA rAvAKEN up by Ih. sob.
MS Il scrib-r. in a suffering
c,ndnion, on the IS h iOsi..
49, brown mare. ssnnll size
xlnr wa 10Th fore feet n spayi0 81, one
hind leg, few whi'e hsirs ON the hack and
si'odj.li round. The owner Is requested ts
prove properly. pay charges and take hsi
away.
South Canaan. Dee. II. 1859
YNkllnaIRE pAIlMR7
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-01-13


Probate Court, Dec 27t,h 1859.
ErSTATE Of ALMON Z. TODD, late
"a Of LilchRe!d 10 said District, dsceas.
cd.
Ordered tho Administrator exhi-
bit his Administration acc ,unt to this Court
for adjustment. al the Probate Office IN
Lnch6eld on the l2th day If January
1853 at I "'clO"k. siteTmmn = aud ;l'ai ~
p-rxons interested ia eaid Estate may be-
notified thereof, the administrator will
en"sa this order to Re- pa. lished in n new g.
paper printed in Litchheid, in Litchfeld
Comfy aud posi- copy thereof on the
sigm pnsl In said town OF Li,cbfi.id nearest
the last residence of the dr0eassd ~ least
six days before said day assigned. A true
copy Of Record. Attest
OLIVER A. G. TODD. Judge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND,

ARRIVED.
Sloop David Samuel, Talley, from York river, corn
and wheat to J. B. Bragg
Schr Charles Adams, Kessane, from Petersburg,
wheat to Warwick L Barksdale.
Schr Gold Hunter, Rocket, from Boston, ice to
Griffin Il Taylor
Schr George P. Upshur, Dobbins, from Havre de
Grace, coal TO w. d. Colquitt 4 Co.
Schr 5. G.. King, Graves from Shirley, wheat to
HaXallI& Bros.
Schr Union, Kelley, from York river, wheat to
Bacon Baskerville.
Schr Forward, Jones' from Baltimore, mdze. to w.
d. Colquitt l. Co.
Schr John Randolph (new) Parker, from Balti-
more, guano to Winston l. Jones and Garrett i
Anderson.
Schr Sarah Ann, Talley, from Albany, lumber, to
E. F. Ragland Co.
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, from New York, mdz.
and passengers, to Ludlam 4 Watson,
Steamer Belyidere,. Clifford, from Baltimore, mdze,
to Ludam & Watson.
Steamer Virginia, Teal from Pha, mdze and pas
sengers to K. Rankin.
SAILED,
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell Phladel-
phia, INDIE, and passengers.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 20.-Cleared, schr. John T.
Fardv, Travis. Richmond.
BATH, Me-, Aug. 15-Sailed schr. Ellen Sawyer
Rowe for Richmond
BosToN, Aug. 19.-Arrved, schr. Lucy AmC g, Rich
mond.
New YORK, Aug. 19-Cleared, schr George II,
Townsend, Hutchins, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23
Railroad Meeting in Charleston, Ka.

THE CONVICTION AND OHIO RAILROAD
On the 18th instant, meeting of the citi-
zens of Charleston, Kanawha was held to
consider the propriety of employing suitable
persons to make careful survey of route
for the Covington and Ohio Railroad from
the mouth of Two Mile creek of Elk river,
to the mouth of Twenty Mile creek of Gauley
river. B. III. SMITH presided, and j. H.
Brown acted as Secretary. After several
addresses, it was determined to appoint
committee of seven to make an accurate sur
vey and measure the distance of the proposed
route, and to report the same with any other
facts they may obtain, to the Board of Public
Works. Among the speakers, was our friend
DIR. S. PATRICK, who has for many years rep
resented Kanawha in the House of Dele
gates. He expressed the opinion that by the
selection OF the route the meeting proposed
to have surveyed, million Of dollars would
be saved in the construction of the Covington
and Ohio Railroad. incidentally, the Doctor
alluded to the importance of this road, and
declared that the great Central Railroad line
from Richmond to the Ohio, had superior ad-
vantages oyer any other road from the Valley
Of the Mississippito the Atlantic. He went for
the early construction of the work, and con.
tended that the State ought to spare no exer-
ton In pressing it forward with all possible
rapidity The Doctor is right. We hone the
State will redeem her character. and ret rid &c
the reproach of being slow, by putting this
IL
road through with an expedition betting the
age and country we live in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

THICKNESS OF NEGRo's SRuLL-Ths Me,o,h;
Appear relates that few days ago. while hsrrei -
hour was being lowered from the upper story az a
warehouse and when yet at considerable elevation
il slipped and fell apon a negro striking him fll
on the head and forcing cut eye The skull was
NOT even fractured, and the ne gro was doing well
There is great mistake in this matter of
the hardnesr of the negro's skull. His
skull is protected by wooden covering
which is SO effective as to save him al.
most harmless from a blow that might
fracture the skull of white person, whose
hair is thin and straight, and offers no.
thing like the protection that the black man IS
wool does. However, we don't pretend to
understand the above story The forcing out
of the negro's eye without fracture of the
skull--if the eye was protruded by pressure,
would show an elastic condition of tho skull.
that 1t was sort of India rubber concern
that could be pressed inwards, and then re.
sumo its shape again. We guess this ne
gro belonged TO the .soft SHELF race. Either
this was the case, or the relator Of the story
must be . hard crab" aud not always 70 be
cxeditcd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

"DR. C. j. B. WILLIAMS and others, on
the Principles of the Water Cure, with Comments
and Explanatory Remarks, by ]. TIMBERLAKE,-De-
sgned chiefly point out delinea.e the safest the
most eiicien. and the most beneficial mode of Bath
ing as ALL but more especially for Invads the
delicate and the weak" Published by j. W. Ran
dolph. The title of this work sufficiently explains
its objects. We have given it eursory examination,
and believe that both from its arrangement and sub
ject matter it viii prove Of much service to all who
use water either for the cure prevention of di.
seasas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

CRUELTY.-An inquest was held in New York on
Thursday upon the body of child named Frederi-
ka kleinert, native OF Germany, aged four years.
1t appears from the testimony of the mother of the
deceased, that they came passengers TO this coun-
try, and while on the voyage there great deal
OF sickness board; that the Captain treated them
very badly, not giving them proper food and there
being physician attached to the vessel that there
were 18 deaths on the voyage, mostly children
They were made to drink coffee made of salt water
and TO do all their own cooking.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23
RICHMOND MARKETS.


FLOUR-The market is dull and but few sales
500 barrels arrived to-day by the canal Some fresh
ground of old wheat sold at S5k new S5s TO SOL No
shipping demand at these prices.
WHEAT-The market is active as the price is bet
ter at the North Sales of red at lis to I2o cents
white l20 TO rs cents.
TOBACCO-The prices rule pretty much as last
week. Nothing of interest TO note.
GUANO-None in market There is such de-
rand from the country it, almost anything 1855
to 500 might be had.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

THE CASE OF Mas. GAINEs.-The case Of Mrs.
Gaines, in which she claims to be the rightful heir
to large estate in New Orleans, is said, is again
to come before the judicial tribunals. Mrs Gaines,
it is further stated, has lately been in New York
city, with and important witness General
Villamil, of South America, who it is claimed, has
personal knowledge of the principal fact necessary
for Mrs. Gaines TO prove, which we suppose, must
the fact OF the marriage, although this point
is stated. General Villalni, is native of Lou
isiana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

BILLY Bowl EGs.-A letter in the New Orleans
Picayune, dated Tampa Bay August g. says that
Billy Bowlegs the chief of the Florida Indians had
failed to to Fort Myers, though he had prom
ised to do so Immediately after the green corn
dance" which was over about the middle OF June
Mr.. Walbridge, acting Indian agent, had gone to
Fort Myers, however, with the usual presents and
ii was expected that Billy" would make his ap-
pearance. We should infer that the Florida chief
would scarcely be expected at Fort Myers until in
formed that the agent had arrived there, and con
sequently that his not coming in before is no evi
dence of the bad faith of which the letter writer
seeks to convict him Commercial Adrertiser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

SuspENpEp.-The Mayor, on yesterday,
further suspended Judgment in the cases of Clinton
Jamer. Mary Wright and Joseph Thacker, found
qn;1tv-the former of keeping unlicensed liquor
shop. the two latter of keeping cookshops upon the
recuest of their counsel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23
BOUND OvER.-Mrs. Margaret Timber

BousD OvER.-Mrs. Margaret Timber
lake was charged before his Honor, yesterday with
threatening to poison Washpon Ashby, her son-in-
law, IN his own house. The Mayor, of course, was
bound to notice the sworn evidence of Ashby, not
withstanding that Mrs. Timberlake denied making
the expression and accordingly required her to give
security in the of 500 TO keep the peace-whch
had Eot been furnished when reporter left the
court room,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

A gentleman recently shot a deer at 1ibrells
Springs where they abound, upon opening the body
OF which large lire turtle was found inside
However improbable this may appear, it is, never
uheless strictly true, and capable of an easy and
satisfactory explanation '>'-
The above is from the Buchanan Recorder which
says that it gives place to the extraordina,v Zoo.
'he risk OF having Its veracity questioned. We
aont see why 1t should apprehend such result
from the publication Of SO very credi,able story,
But let US hear its explanation"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

APILL FOR THE DoCToRs.--The celebrated DR.
James Johnson, editor of the London Nedico Chi
rurgical Review, thus unbosons himself
81 declare as my conscientious opinion, founded
on long experience and reflection, that if there was
not a single physician, surgeon, apothecary man.
the earth there would be less sickness and less
mortality than now prevail"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23
NO OTHER ALTERNATIVE But TO.

IN SELL CHEAP!-CHINA CROCKERY AND
GLASS WARE-LARGE IMPORTATIONS EX-
PECTED.-R. L. HICKSON, 2l8 Broad Street, viii
IN few days be receiving, direct from the Potceries
small 10 receive the new he has alternative bnt
sell the old Stock cheap. His Stock Of GLASS
WARE and CHINA is also large and weli-selected.-
The whole Stock on hand, well that expected,
being purchased and contracted for previous the
late advance in England, he will be enabled TO sell
cheap.
TABLE CUTLERY, SPOONS, FORKS and La
DLES-wth great variety of FANCY GOODS.
Just received, large supply OF STONE WARE
and GLASS JARS
Country dealers are solicited to cali early.
Goods for the country carefully hacked. an .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23
WHITES HAIR REGENERATOR.-

w PHILADELPHIA, June 18th, 1S50-My Dear
Sir: | recommend with much confidence your Hair
Regenerator. | nearly bald on the top of my
head and, before used three bottles plainly disco
vered it was working wonders III the growth. shall
continue the of it until the top OF my head is as
thicky set with the growth the other parts of
it. have only used four bottles altogether
p. +. BIRKHEAD, Treasurer of the Life and Health
Insurance Company corner of Third and Walnut sts
For sale at j. BLAIR'S, 129 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

FISEp.-E. Morriss was fined yesterday,
for permitting nuisance on his lot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

DRuNK.-Elizabeth Miller was found ly-
ing dead drunk in the street Sunday afternoon
and had to be conveyed to the cage on wheel-bsr-
row. Yesterday in default of $50 security to keep
the peace she was ordered by the Mayor TO be COM
rnitted TO iail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

THE caYsTAL PALAcE-Tfie number OF visitors
admitted on Thursday 500, and the total con-
tributions to the National Monument now amount 70
SI4Il 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

PHENouENoN.-On Sunday evening, the
appearance ola comet in the West, at altitude Of
20 degrees, excited the astonishment and drew the
close attention of thousands of citizens IL was
observed very distinctly soon after sunset.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

hEMARKABLE FAMILY.-The last Farmers,
af'ehd' published at Union Monroe county, in this
State, has the following
ihere are now living in the vicinity of this nlace
a al oia gentleman and his wife, whose ages when
a 1 together make l76 years--he bens IA and
sue 81 They were born in Pennsylvania. and
S s.nigfatea TO this county 60 years ago. They
nave RAISED Ten children, and il is an astonishiaa
TACT thaf they are all still living, ENJOYING gagi
heaiih, and above Al years of age
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

A NEW WAY TO KEEP PRIsoNERs.-We spoke in
our last of the escape of Dunn, convict, from the
Sing Sing On. " State prison, and of the futile eff
forts of the drunken guards to retake him We have
now to give specimen fprison-keepers' wisdom,
that will fairly entle the officers of Sing Sing to
rank among the Solomons. 1t seems that after they
found that Dunn had fairly got off, they dug grave
in the prison yard and buried empty coffin in it
giving out that Dunn had persisted from the heat
or been shot while running away. This fact get
ting to the ears of the coroner, he went down to
investigate, opened the grave and found the empty
box The only reason the officers could give for
their conduct was, that they wished to make the
convicts believe that Dunn had been killed. in order
to deter them from attempting to escaped If the
prisoners are half great blockheads as themselves,
the prison ought at once 70 be turned into Lunatc
Asylum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

FIRE. The alarm of fire late Sunday
night was caused by the burning of part OF an old
shanty located in the rear of the 'Henrieo County
Court House. The fire extinguished with but
little damage,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

paper that we take up, we see that in all parts OF
the country, measures are being taken to forward
means of relief to the deeply suffering citizens of
New Orleans. Almost every city has forwarded
something for this noble purpose, and trust that
the people of Richmond will do their full share
The sickness is the increase, and the mortality
in New Orleans terrible, almost beyond magma
ton At such crisis, when an irresistible claim is
made upon .ympathies, let no one omit to attend
the meeting which is be held this evening for the
purpose OF raising money to alleviate the severest
suffering ever known in our country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

The body Of Miss Clara c. Cochran was sent
nome to her friends in Vermont on Saturday. &C.
cordlng to the request in her letter. which we pub-
iished yesterday Before committing suicide she
wrote that she chopped to be buried by the side of
her mother and that hope has been realized
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

CHARGE OF BLAsPHEMY.-Jehn Brenn was held
in Philadelphia on Thursday on the charge OF
blaspheiny, in wilfullv and ffofaneiy speaking Of
Jesus Christ, and reviiing the Christian religion
and the HOLY Scriptures
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

writer in the Mobile News advises the burning
oftar pitch rosin in the streets as a remedy for
pestilence, and especially of yellow fever. He
thinks the burning of this would prove great
purifyer of the atmosphere and diminish its cpl
IDENTICAL influence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

WATER CURE. w. RANDOLPH
w has Just published DIR C. j. B. WILLIAMS
aud others ON the principles of the WATER CURE,
with comments aud explanatory Remarks. by J. Thu
berake designed chiefly to point out or deiineat the
safest the most efficient, and the most beneficial
modes OF bathing 10 all, but especially for
invalida or the delicate the weak Price 81 for
paper. or soc. bound. au "a
HOTEL CANDLES.-25 boxes, No. ~,
III u Cor eale " y. III NJ &lsx Ell
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

FELIX REILLY, charged with stealing horse
from David Bisset, had partial examination Sat
nrdsy, before the mayor OF Petersburg The alb.
ssace Of an important witness caused the continue
ton of the case until yesterday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

RAILROAD DAmAGEH--Dr Almiron Fitch of Del.
hi, N. York, has obtained a verdict OF S5,ei3 Sc
damages from jury in Il suit instituted by him
against the New York and Erie railroad company,
n consequence Of injuries received by him from
e acsaaant g & passenger tsAln 10 which be was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

There had been little rain in Staunton and vicin-
ity fer three weeks past yet is believed the Corn
crop of that region will he an average one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23
A CARD respectfully ask my fellow


citizens to convene at metropolitan Hail." on Tues
day night next take into consideration the neces
sity OF contributing relieve the suffering of many
of our countrymeu in New Orleans, and to adopt
prompt means for accomplishing the same.
au 10 JOSEPH MAYO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

THE STAUNToN MURDER-There was no. clue
furnished to the murder Of Coleman in Staunton up
to Saturday night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

WE are indebted to both Adams q Coz
and Parisen Kings Expresses for late papers ..
tteamer Jamestown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23
DIED.

At the residence of his mother on the Goth instant
after an illness of but few days, DR.. WILLIAM J.
CLARK, eldest son of the late DR.. Micajah Clark, in
the 18Th year of hisag
1.-The Lord is merciful and just"
On Monday afternoon, at q o'clock, Mrs. MARY
DAVIS, in the 49th year OF her age.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral from her
late residence 9Th between Marshall and Clay
streets This Tuesday Afternoon, at O'Clock, with
out farther invitation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

a meeting of your company at your Gun House, on
TUESDAY evening, the sd instant, at 81 o'clock
Every member is requested TO be present business
of importance will be brought before the meeting.
BY order of Lieut.. Hunt.
GEORGE G. MATTHEW'S,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

Inc execution OF Daniel Woodward for the muir
asI @ ma sse - 70 take place Mt Washington on
thousand eizens of Washington ana Gearr@f.ssg. IA
asking thp President II cuznllr11a Ms sersess =. =,
fnaHri eofxsa7affx 4sxE li{e ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

Johnston Mckee, alias Black Hawk, a most notee
ami heretofore successful counterteiter, has plead
guilty to indictments against him IN tire Perry
County Pa, Court, and been sentenced TO the pen
iteptiary for five wears