The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-10
LOCAL MArrrrs

VIRGIEiA CExTEAL RAuno.r ~.
stockholders Of the Central Railroad ~ - vrss -
annual meeting this morning. commeresns - ~
s,Ocs. e Mesropoilan Hall The businessto a -
nos ONLY to every stockhoider but to every frSs-S
of the road, and Il IL therefore important ffss -
as.sseublags :. should be large one Amonr o1ser
.u.3ss tne election Of President viii come up foer
and We sincerely trust that the present e.
csen. occupant Of the ofsire who has done % ruch
g aovance the iuteres Of the entire read. and S
p9sa y on rapidly to complexion win be reelected
~ opposition Col Fontsine. of all cfherr. =
iais great centra al improvement viii do ;ni,sr;c -
aud 10 the road II they fail 70 elect him
:siampnantiy- Harmony is an important esaef,ffsi
among the advocates OF Internal irprpye-
ana tais can readily be preserved bv re-alcs
1g ne present incumbent to he oTss 81 Sresi5es
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49," OF APFE1Ls.--Some few weekr
go we Noticed case before th,s c. eurf ~ 49,
the sne . We fnsu said was very ably areued
Mr. as~, see 1y Mr. Lyons, and on the othrr ~
and that the Court he'd the q s,r
s.gnce Of ts .p..sraratorJ 20 decision Tue sub
s,ssI, wno had aseversl fegftiinase sb;,5ss,, h
IN - women, had taken the lutlsr a,,d he
pated teea. He afseywssds Irar - sL eusnei-
IatneI .aey same .sck-eo Virrna xybar. .Lss -
ect oDly to their ovn q yeas q free persons su
Foster hs administrator fudin, sss, =. ~ mr.
pssn l;bersfss in n Jane Jane save those who hsA
upon shose who were net named :, aS e ssfs
the w and consequently the rnoths M, ~ e
dren were taken INTO custody and refurne5 49,
ry-Delieving that the act of emanrins,s q q
York was ins.lid here. never having been eu.are -
Soon after this, the negroes brought suit soy N -
freedom, and after careful hearing before the Hs
rico Circuit Court verdict.was awarded in tSsir -
ZOE from TINS decision an appeal was saken 70 tie
court was fully confirmed, and the fact made kuewn
On Iussdsy last SO that the servants cIsineS b
decision of the Courts of Virginia are copcarned ~.
lees IN violation of some law, they are again sold
Into slavery. - -
HAPPY RIDDANoE.-Lewis Vanveen and
his wife were arraigned before the Mayor veeteraa,
g answer TO tho charge of assaullingMss Soomons m
she street last Saturday evening Three or four yif
nesses were examined in the cause the subxtupc a.
whose evidence we will give briefly Ezekiel SolcI
Vsns:en are teepes, Of sS and LsEis
~ street near the corner of ierh street Thev Ara
eoth jews 6y birth and profess to keep strictly tie
Sewsn oaooath-which IL the seventh day Of the
Week-sut heir tondnees for speculation and des;,
to make money, have caused both OF them 10 folosr
men aay eoes;ions seven days in the week the laws
each have been fined by the Mayor on the osfh 81
the other Seeing that the game Of informas w. 4.
piisius that they did not back down. and each crv
quite be- instead of doir this, they have cenfiruei
Wen eas Transactions of each other Hike hawks
woaia aooyy OF patFdges, and the consequences -
tney nave become sworn enemies. On Saturdsy AZ
tefhaon last, about O'clock, Miss Soomous in san.
70 hef Erotnsrs store, VRuseen's door ooen and
snspecf0g thar trade going on storped 30 ,ysrL
i@ progress While standing upon the foofgsv
Mrs Nanseen discovered her, aud suspeetng hev ~
leef, advanced 10 the font door, and no aonbt re.
the ftlr spy good long tough piece of her mind -
hiss Soomobs then passed on 10 her brptbe,,s Door
whsre she stopped eeIoit ae when 81 q 4 a. ioirsjs
by her brother, to whom she related aiI tbsf bsd
| tEaGsptred. The negro man who was IN ysnvet RS
store having left It and crossed the stree Salon,an.
followed him to learn what he had purchased in or-
der that he nghr again entsagle his efghbor n tha
Ineshes Of the law. While this was coins on III.
dies had ound or two of words and In ordeY 10 s;v
! hMwiie the vantage ground, Vanveen came Forward
and edged IN word occasionally From woras 80
ladies' get to splitting, and from this Miss Solc,ons
says she received two blowa-oue fsom Vanveen sfA
| the other from his wife, which induced her to pro-
| cure peace warrant
| Tne Mayor heard both sides with considerable ma
thence, and then took occasion TO lecture the wseIa
party upon the improprety of tho jealousy envy and
| tnaiicIousness they were exhibiting t6wards essh
other be was sstsied that all the difficulties be-
tween than grew out OF rivalry la trade and shen
called their attention to the laws of the STATE hc 4
| tnnEtsd punishment upon any person who bought
or spid % negroes goods of sny kind, uuess the ne
gfoes haa written permissoBa from their rnasers 40
70 ace win the assurance that if the % fecda were
no quelled between than. he would feel il hs t}utv
co place an oncer In their fsighborhood 10 svafrk
"a trafnc with slaves and then br ug them TO ips-
ice. he dismissed the warrant aud Mr. yanyeen ana
his PETER halt were permitted go on their way r.
| jsicing.
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