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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

NEW EXPRESS LIkE.-The reader will find
the advertisement of Messrs. Parisen g. King
in our paper to-day. They are the successors
of Dodge & Co. Their communication with
the Virginia cities will be by the steamers
Roanoke and jamestown, of the New York
and Virginia line. They are, from all ae-
counts, gentlemen familiar with the carrying
business, and are every way TO be trusted
They will take charge of packages for all the
principal towns, and indeed, for many interior
ones.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

THEATRE-BRILLIAsr PRospEcT.-T The
old favorite, DIR. John Seton, has arrived in
town, having not only brought himself, but
two stars of the first magnitude also. These
are Caroline and Adelaide Roussei, two ysung
ladies who have met with success on the
Northern boards, to which there is scarcely
parallel in this country. A very great and
general desire 10 see them exists, ana as 'hey
make their second appearance tonight the
house will be crowded.
p. S.-Their performance last night, in
Mapola, was splendid, as was that OF Mr..
Mangin. Ii is very rarely that we ever obtain
an onportuni,y, in this city, to see such. The
honse will be crammed tonight SO il you want
seats, get them early.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

VERDICT AGAINST A STEAMBOAT COMA
KY.-Superior Court, New York-ln the case
of Henry c. Sperry, against the Peoples Line
Association, (owners of steamboat South Anne
rica,1 to recover damages arising from plaintiff
being thrown by the conclusion on the deck
of the steamboat Joseph Belknap. in which he
was passenger, and injured during collision
between the two vessels, already referred to
the Jury on Friday gave verdict for plaintiff
of 81, sos.
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ASsAuIr.-The youth John Oral, who - bssn
20 repeatedly up before the Mayor or stealing and
petty uisdemoanors-and who, according 70 ofhcer
Tyers testimony Il the worstboy Of biz sxe and age
In the city, again brought before the presiding
Mayor yesterday, charged with assaulting Mrs
lohn w. Rose, on Saturday morning last II sp-
pared from the evidence that 0rreil, to keep his
misch.evoushsnds employed, commenced teazisg :
child Of Mrs. Rose, sgsd about years, who was
playing In front Of its mothers door on Saturday
morning last. MIRA Rose hearing the cries OF her
assailed juvenile, with true maternal sfsction has
tened to the rescue and threatened to thrash scape
grace Orrell if he disturbed her offspring again.-
Thereupon Orreil seized broom handle and laid II
with oil his might over the head of Mrs. Rose, ia
fic.ng severe wound. Yesterday Alderman
Evans committed orrell to jail to join some of
his old associates in default of $50 security and for
good conduct in the future.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

e Our brother Starke of the Nansemond
Enquirer was at Washington at the Inaugu-
ration. On his return he complains of"crowd-
ed steamboats,, miserable fare, abominable rail.
roads, &C., bul he adds that to have been an
auditor of Fraaklin Pierce on the occasion of
his Inauguration was full recompense for all
the trials and tribulations he encountered.
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A FINE HAM.-We return our thanks to
Mr.. James d. Shelton, Broad street, for fine
juicy ham, which he sent US the other day.
and to which, as bound in duty, we paid our
respects most devouty. Mr.. ). keeps regu-
lar supply of that material always on hand,
and will be happy al all times to accommodate
customers. Read bis advertisement, and then
call and see him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

NEW AssoRTmENT.-Mr. F. nj. Robertson,
merchant tailor, whose establishment is loca-
ted on Main street next to the building former
ly known as the Globe Hotel, has just received
his Spring assortment OF cloths, cassimeres
and vestings. They are of the finest fabrics
and the latest and most approved French and
English patterns. Those DESTROYS of having a
fashionable suit prepared with MIR. McElroy's
inimtable taste in cutting, will do well to give
Mr.. r call.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

DANvILIE RAILRoAD.-TLe Danville Regis.
ter states that the Directory of the Danville
Railroad have contracted for the building Of
the two principal bridges that remain to be
built between the present terminus of the Road
and Danville-one across the Staunton and
the other across the Dan, at Danville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

F7 Temperance Meeting will be held at
Grace street Centenary Church on This Night.
Tuesday) at half past ssven O'Clock. This meeting
will be addressed by several speakers, among
whom lie gentleman fren Scotland, who has lee
tured in various parts of Great Britain ana this
country, and who will sing several Temperance
Melodies in the course of the evening. The public
generally are invited TO attend. NH I5-lt*
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NEW CARRIAGEs.-Passing by Mr.. William
Baber's carriage warehouse, Franklin street,
yesterday, we noticed gig and two buggies,
Just received, of the most exquisite pattern and
workmanship. Nd one but sovereign should
ride in them. As we are all sovereigns here,
the pick of these splendid "turn-outs" must be
given TO the sovereign holding the deepest and
best filled purse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

CoHTINuRD-The continued of Robert
Burch and George Carter, Jr, charged with throw
ing rocks at the shop of William A. Jordan, black
smith, located on Leigh street, near Brook Avenue,
on the 10th instant, and striking smith there en-
ployed with pole, injurng him go severely that
he had been compelled to cease work was again up
before Alderman Evans on yesterday, but owing
to the absence of an important witness for the
commonwealth, the case was further continued
until Wednesday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

DRUNK AND DIsoaDERLY Charles Higgins
while under the influence of liquor, acted in very
dserderly manner on the afternoon OF Sunday In
the. confectionery store kept by Louis An'eiotil,
near The Central Railroad depot. He was assisted
in an aggravated assault made upon Mr. Anseso'n
by another person, who win doubtless be brought
up for trial this morning, when, OF course, tns
particulars will transpire. Higgins was hhed VI,
and required to give SEQ security fer future COCO
behavior.
Robert II. Fore was arrested Saturday evening
for disorderiy conduct in front OF the THEATRE
while intoxicated. Yesterday required to give Sc
euri.y in the sum of $50 and fined 81.
Daniel Rariden was arrested tor drunkenness on
Saturday evening. Being his fret appearance,
Yesterday at the Mayors Court for three years for
= like offence, the senior Alderman discharged him
ON the payment of the usual fue of o..
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INsoLzNT.-Ned, slave to Edward Mosoy, Tor
being insolent to officer Tyler, Sunday morning.
when that officer requested him, along with others,
to 60 heme and cease fockipg up the street near
the New Market, was on yesterday ordered by the
Senior Alderman 10 lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

ASSASSINATION OF A MARYLANDER.-The
Baltimore Clipper notices the assassination on
the End ultimo, at Tlacotalpam, Mexico, of DIR.
Walter M. Bayly,a native of Hagsrstown, but
for some % years citizen of Mexico. He was
shot by some one from without through win.
dow Of his house, while sitting in chair. A
reward of $500 had been offered for the appre-
hension of the murderer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

We learn from the Abingdon Virgnian that
the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows con-
template establishing Female Collegiate In
stitution a, that place. Ii is proposed to cree,
building upon scale to accommodate from
three hundred TO Eve hundred pupils.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN RrcEMoND.-We are
informed that our statement, as to the Globe Ia
vern property, was erroneous. The sale was made,
NOT by r A Mayo, but by Robert Howison, 8
commissioner appointed by the Circuit Court O.
the city. Wellington Goddin was the auctioneer.
Messrs Kent, Paine and Kent are the purchasers
of the let which fronts fsrty feet on Main street. at
the price of SI255o. Adding to this the sum of
slloe, required 10 ysld the perpetual ground rent
on the property. The lot brought about s34i per
foot front.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

DERANeEp.-Mr. Richard Rains, on yesterday
appeared 10 behalf of negro, slave belonging to
him named Edmund Ball, who had been arrested
while wandering about the streets at night, under
partial mental arrangement and committed. Mr..
B. stated that the arrangement was the result OF
religious excitement and that he would have the
negro confined as long as his derangem ent contiu'
ued. The examination was dropped
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STEALING PANTALooNs.-Early Sunday c-orn.
ing, negro named William Moss, slave to Thad-
deus Foster, seized pair of pantslc banging in
front of the clothing store of Mr.. Lewis Vanreim,
and made off with them. Shortly after, Moss was
seen promenading very coolly in the vicinity of
Mr. VS., his neither extreraites encased in the new
"unpatched." He was Immediately pursued by the
proprietor and proprietless of the store and ar
rested, but not until he had struck Mrs " ssd bit
one of Mr.. VS. fingers A large cheese knife of
portentous dimensions, was found concealed on
his person. Yesterday Alderman Evans sentenced
Moss to receive SO ashes for the &C. of theft and
80 more tomorrow for the assault and carrying of
an unlawful weapon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

Two children of Mr.. John 8. Clothier, OF
Salem, Fauquier county. were poisoned by
their nurse, last week. One died-lhe other
was very i'll, bur recovered. The servant girl
confessed her crime, and has been arrested
Mr.. and Mrs. Rindsburg, OF Warrenion, were
also poisoned on Friday morning by having
corrosive subiimate mixed with soEe oittefs
thew drank. They recovered. These facts
We gather from the Piedmont Wing of last
Saturday.
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INARkTED.

In Falmouth, Va, on Thursday, March 10th, by
the Rev DIR Mcguire, DIR LEWIS N. WEBB, of this
city, to Miss LUCY ROY MASON, daughter of DIR
Alexander Mason, of Falmouth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

BAILED.-Wifiam G. Dalton, Imprisoned for
misdeueanor, on yesterday gave the required sure.
y of Sloo and was discharged from eustody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

Guager'S Card-ro TIE Voters of
the Ctty.-iENrLEgEE: Graceful for pas. ia
vors, again announce myself, mos. respectfully, a
candidate for reelection.
NH ll-tdx II srr,0pr.
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STEALING A BaiDLE.--Wiiham Banks, slave 70
Edward Wilson, on yesterday was ordered 80 lash
e. for stealing new bride from the stable of Mr..
William P. Griffin on Sunday morning last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

EF CARD.-drstefal 70 my fsilow.citi-
zens for their good feeling heretofore manifested
towards NEIL respectfully announce myself can
didste for reelection 10 the office OF High Con-
stable. BEVERLEY BLAIa.
mh1I-tde
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re- DIR. BArHp's fourth Lecture viii be deliver
ed ii the A,her cum tonight. sketch OF his ihir
Lecture viii be found the outside oil to days ps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

| e City Guager.-it Ii with great pleasure
that we saw announced, in yesterdays papers the
| name Of STEPHEN NICHOLAS DAVIS, Eso, 90
| candidate for City Gaager. We know of NO enc
better qualified or more worthy to ill the off .e
than Mr. Davis, and ne will recsive warm support
from SHOE OE HILL.
| NH a-6tt
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enness, was On yesterday admitted to bail In the
sum ei CSC. aud discharged from custody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

FINED George Hakins, q slave hired to Thomas
Williams, YVES on yesterday lined 81 fer sirainiag
horse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

~ City Guager.-Io the Potsrs of The Cty
of Richmond AT the request of large number
of friends, and in accordance vita L owE de-
sires, hereby announce myself candidate Tor
the effice of City Gusger. should il be the pleas
ure OF my fellow citizens to confer the othce on
me, ! promise to devote my individual attention 10
universal satisfaction. Very respectfully yours,
mn Q-1rn< SAMpSf}h HOMES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

ETo The Voters OK the City of Rick
mond.-By request OF many friends, anntslnce
myself candidate for the office OF High Consss-
BILE of the City. In Offering myself Is candidate,
can only promise that should it be your pleasure
TO elect me, / shall discharge the duties of .oid
Office punctually and with dispatch
nh S-dtd J. s. 3. TINSLEY.
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Eg To the Voters of Aiehmond .-Et ,bs
solicitation OF many friends, hereby announes
myself candidate Tor the place of Grager. should
it be your pleasure to elect me, promise that GO
pains ON my part shall be spared TO give SATISFACTION
Luh I'm N DsvlS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

Ex-PREsIDENr FILLMoRE.-We learn from
chairman of the Council Committee of Recep-
ton, from Ex-President Fillmore, that owing
to the. continued illness of Mrs. Fillmore, MIR.
F. and family will not arrive in this city until
the latter part of this week, or the beginning OF
the next. Due notice will be given to the
committee when MIR. F. is prepared to COM
mence his journey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

RKylxwss-We are indebted 70 Mesars Nash 4
Woodheuse for the Edinbarg and Eorth British
Reviews Ear the last month.
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JOHN B. YARRIgGTos
GEO w. Tog.pp

~ To my Friends and the Puhlfe
am . candidate for the Office OF High Constsp,s az
the City of Richmond. -
NH I4-d.d GEO W Tny rp
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BELLE OF THE SoUTH.-This is tie title of
a Schottische published in very handsome
style, by Miller & Beacham, music publish
ers, Baltimore. Ii observes TO rank among the
most beautiful pieces of the class of music TO
which it belongs.
c. F. Hoffman, music by II. Binley Richards,
published also by Messrs. Miller g. Beach
am. 1t was introduced recently in the opera of
Linda di Chamouni, by young Braham. Both
these pieces do great credit to the skill of the
publishers. We are indebted to our friend
PHILIP DoUeHERTY, at ]. w. Randolph's, for
copies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

DrsMIssED.-A warrant charging youth named
Joseph Neurohr, with obtaining IS cents from a
negro for admission to the theatre Saturday even
ing at the entrance to the coored gallery, was tried
by Alderman Evans On yesterday. The accused
proved that be mad given a check or ticket TO the
negro for the IS cents, and as here was no evi-
dence verifying deliberate intent to defraud or to
obtain money under false pretences, or of the nom
receipt OF ticket by the negro, and as Neurohr
proved an unimpeachable character for honesty,
heretofore, by employers and friends, the warrant
was dismissed and Eeurohr simply required to
give security in the sum Of $50 for future good be-
havior. The fact that several disorderly boys
have been in the habit lately of standing at the
trance OF the colored gallery, on the public street
and receiving money from negroes for admission,
has led the officers of the theatre to be vigant in
their endesvors to catch the youthful rogues 1t is
to be hoped that this arrest and the solemn warn
ing of Alderman Evans, together with keurohr's
narrow escape from being committed to Jail to an
swer the charge OF petty larceny, will prevent him
from being ever seen again with corrupting and
vicious companions, proving about the theatre,
and from even inpliedly and mischievously, though
not malicieusly, induging in similar pranks in the
future.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

~ City Collector am candidate "a,
the flee OF City Collector.
NH l4-dtde< JULIUS A. HORSela
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THE WIVES OF HENRY VIn.-This is a
volume which has been made up out of Miss
Strickland's Queens of England and Great
Britain. 1t contains the lives of all the six
consorts Of the royal brute whose name is at
the head Of this article. LIST. Katharine of Ara
gon, the daughter of Ferdinand and Isabella,
the aunt Of the Emperor Charles ", and the
mother of Mary, Queen of England, called
"bloody Mary" by certain historians, though
she did not shed half so much innocent blood
as her sister and successor, Elizabeth /; ID.
Ann Boleyn, the mother of Elizabeth Sd.
Jane Seymour, mother Of Edward vi; 4,h.
Katharine Howard 5th. Anne ofCleug; and
9th. Katharine Parr. The book is very enter
tanning, and may be considered an excellent
supplement to the History of England during
the reign of Henry. 1t is to be found at the
bookstore of G. M. West & Bio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15

BAD TREATNEHT.-The Salem Beacon tells
a story of the appearance there of company
of musicians, vocal and instrumental, under
the style of"G. w. Shelton and his eelebra-
ted band" They hailed from Pittsylvania
county; but the Beacon thinks they had not
long lain by the ''shovel and the hoe" They
gave the citizens of Salem foretaste of their
quality by an afternoon parade through the
streets. The people of Salem were not much
prepossessed by theii salaam. At night they
went TO the C onceri-or good many of them
and when the crude performers appeared as
Indians, they were received with shower OF
eggs. They fed with many stain on their
fair escutcheon, and made their escape under
"cover of the night" Like the fiddler tossed
up by the bull, they no doubt concluded that
the people of Salem were not judges of music.
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WM 4 3. GARnnrp

e Grain Measursr-T0 the Fot<r. -
the City Of Riehmcnd I'll hereby declsre ~.
self candidate for the Office of Grain Measurs-g
should 1t be your pleasure to elect me- shah les,.
no effort untried to give general satisfaction
NH l5--3r BEvEHLYT VETfe
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Er For Capfain Of Might Wa.ch
JOHa BLAIR YAkkING roN.-yerers ar Lee
ferson, Madison and Monroe Wsrass
ally Fellow Citizens There are great msnv ~
MISREPRESENTATION will not be abs 10 See bes,rs
the Election; all can say to you ls ii elected +
will discharge the duties without fear, favor, or
affection.
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The subscribers having bought out the entire Ia
terast OF Dodge's Virginia ana NORTH Carolina tx
press, the business will hereafter be conducted BY
Messrs PARIsEs & KISs, at pressn. No = vesy
sg-ees
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IMPORTANT rO LAUlks.-Miss e. l..
l. CORY is happy to inform the ladies Of kien-
mond, that Mrs Eli< abeth Hiiiyard has learned S.
T. Taylor's system OF Dress Cutting, and would be
pleased to all OF her friends and customers that
would favor her with call, on Marsaa., nrst cCor
| above second street.
P. S-Mrs. Elizabeth Hilyard 10 age Mt for s. Z.
Taylors system in Richmond. nah lS-i2is
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A UUHEL1Ns AND u Err ssE % H
1EA LANES At la CENIs.--In oTdel 70 cscss
out the balance Of my Stock Oh Dress Gooda, will
sell AouseInes that are wQgth 25c. Tor lss cents.
Alse, Bageae Delsiues At ~ csals. bcag hail sns5s
gsaal pfises. Cali il lime Tor bargains. al
nab Is WA J SWORDS, III Broad %
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&EkFAETs FOX H1kE.-l have tor hire,
~ Negro Han, who 10 good Carriage Driver
and Ostier; also, a Negro Woman. with one
child Eve years old, VINO Is excellent Cock;
another Woman with TWO children, one three and
the other Jour years old, who is good House
want, and two Girls about eight or zen years Of
age, suitable Tor Nurses Apply to the sabssri-
Der, on 9Th street, near the New Market
mh I5-6t JAS. D. ELLETT.
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CANDIDATES YoR ePFIcR

r. City Cellocfer-Te the voeers fsI-
City Of RfchmonAs--Att the earnest reouest 81 !
large numbsr Of my fellow cifixsns, spnoonas
ms re.f candidate for the elise OF CITY CoIes,os
ct the ensuing Spring elections; and shsald 4 =
myself TO devote my whole tine and Dsrsonss y
tention TO your interests.
NH IS--5Is WIN IA n CAB n1xrss
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Husr1nss counr.- The regular monthly tsfm
Of this Court commenced on yesterday.
william Miller, charged with uttering feloniousy
and attempting to employ a. true 70 Jsco AdieI
certain false and forged bank ote, purporng 70 %
genuine bank note for the payment OF sso' on
the Bank of Cape Fear, North Carolina, purportng
to be dated at iminston lss of February, ls4o,
| and to be signed by John Hill President "isn IN
tent to defraud said Ja-ob Adler, appeared ~
Court yesterday according to the condition OF ms
recognixsnce, entered into before James Evans al
derman for the city and set to the bar IN Gus.
tody of the Sergeant and the Court having neafa
the evidence were unanimously OF opinion thai
the accused was not guilty and should be dischar.
ged from further prosecution He was according
~ honorsb:y discharged.
In Justice to Mr. Miller, who 10 q most worthy,
exemplary and influential citizen in Hanover coun.
TT, we would state that Mr.. Miller was most honor
ably acquitted. One OF the chief reasons for send
Ing this case on from the Mayors Court was in or
der that the testimony OF MIR. Mallory, of the firm
of Chan dler and Mallory proprietors of the Hotel
at the Junction, might be obtained-it being stated
tina, Mr.. Mallory had said that the note had been
preferred to several persons in Hanover county by
kuI. NA's Jus o"ME ~ sNS ~e~~s - 49, S~~~-~~-
was refused.
Mr. Mallory in his testimony yesterday distinct
ly stated that he had not ssid any such thing and
thst only upon one occasion did Mr. Miller show
him the $40 note and that was when he asked his,
(Mr. Mallory's) opinion with respect to its geru.
ineness.
The Court were 80 fully satisfied with Mr.. Mallo-
rys testimony, and with the other testimony, as al
SO of witnesses with respect to the integrity of Mr.
Miller, that they gave Mr. H. an honorable acqutta
before some of the most important testimony in his
behalf had been presented.
This evidence was to have been given by Mr.
THOMPSON, sheriff of Hanover county, who him.
self gave the mooted. forged note to AR Miller
without knowing it TO be forged note, "a he had
received tin payment for negroes.
Mr. Miller gave note upon Mr.. Hacketf In ex-
change for the same, Mr. Thompson stating that II
the note did not prove to be genuine, he would OF
course redeem it, and for that express purpose and
| to remove all stain of a charge of wrong doing
| against Mr. Miller, he came to court yesterday.
| We rejoice to see this happy termination OF a
vexstous and injurious prosecution, and which has
resulted in leaving Mr.. Millers character unim.
peachable and without stain; its origin being the
result of the exception of letter By Mr. Miller
which it he had received, he would have acknow-
lodged by Immediately forwarding to Mr.. Adler the
| $40 according to promise.