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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-06
THE
Celebration Of the National Holiday
AT WORCESTER.

The celebration Of the Anniversary Of American
Independence, under the auspices Of the City Gov
eminent Of Worcester was most successful through
out; and the proceedings characterised ashley
by an uuwon,ed display OF patriotism, maniiesting
itself in every conceivable shape, combined with
good order aud good in all the arrangements,
reflect no little honor upon those concerned, and
upon the city ITSELF
The "auspcious morn" was ushered in by the
ringing Of bells and the roar Of cannon, and at
early hour the streets were thronged with our own
citizens, and citizens from the adjacent towns who
had come TO unite with their brethren here in the
festivities Of the day.
The Worcester Light Infantry, under the
mand Of Captain Russell, were out with full ranks,
and their skiIlfu evoutions, and solderke deport-
mant, elected the admiration and applause Of thou
sands Of spectators.
The jackson Guatds, military company,
composed entirely Of adopted citizens from The En-
eraid Isle, under the command Of their deservedly
popular commander, Capt.O 'Driscoll, showed them
selves of to good advantage and added not a little
to the interest of the occasion.
The gallant Fire Companies OF Worcester, in
their various neat and appropriate uniforms, also
paraded, vita their engines aud hose carriages dec
GRATED in the tasteful manner, with .evergreens
and flowers, and the ropes manned by the entire
force Of the respective companes,lhey lormeda most
attractive addition TO the pageant
At ten O'Clock, the procession was marshaIled,un
der the direction of Gen. Day, and preceded by the
Worcester Cornet Band, (Which, by the way, has
become one Of the very hest in the Slale,) all the
while discoursing most eloquent music, proceeded
in the following order, through Front, Summer ,and
Main streets, TO the old South Church.
Military Escort by the Worcester Light Infantry and
Jackson Guards
Aids. Chief Marshal Aids.
Worcester Cornet Band
MAYOR.
Committee of Arrangements.
Orator of the Day.
Chaplain and Reader of the Declaration OF Independ-
City Marshal and Captain of ;he Watch.
Aldermen and City Clerk
Common Council
City Treasurer and City Physician.
ExMayors
Elk Presidents of the Common Council.
Sheriff Of Worcester and urges.
senators and Representatives OF Mass in Congress and
Ex-Members
Senators from Worcester County in Mass. Legislature
Maj General aud Staff of the Third Division.
General Field and Staff Officers the Fifth Brigade
and Third Division.
School Committee.
Instructors of the Public Schools.
Oversecrs of the Poor.
Assessors.
Messenger the City Council.
Clergy and Invited Guests.
Chief and Assistant Engineers of the Fire Department
Fire Department
Citizens.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-06

DRs VIM & J. NEWTON, DENTISTS, have re-
moved their Office flom CIRCUITS Buildings TO the pleas.
Any and spacious Rooms IN Brinley Row, over the
Citizens BANK and directly opposite The American
House. anIa Il,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-06
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ios dn Waldo Block, Main street.
J.I. BAsSETT, NJ. D.,
e of pr ng Fl Q d,
No. IL PORTLAND STREET,
" Office hours till 9 A. M from IL to Q and from
90 T. M. apis d3m
A. PRENTIsS,
Designer and Engraver, upon Wood and Stone-
House on Crescent street All orders left with q. W.
RICE, al L. d. Goddard X Co.'S, will meet with nromnt
attention. Particular attention paid to drafting MACH.
merry. dec3G dtf
How TO keep Cool.
60 70 lhayer Eames, Harrington Corner, aud buy
some OF their SUMNER CLOTHING. They have
got Just the thing for this hot weather. and will sill az
je27 d2, ~''" anu ''on' Bus
A. ANDREWS,
Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music Piano
For'e, and Music Room, No A, Harrington
Corner, Worcester, Mass
oor, Jest OF REFsnENcEs GIVEN.
'P'i du
- o. bhcOn, COuns iIor n Law.-His tim
peg no Longer occupied with The duties Of the Mayor
any he will devote himself exclusively TO The business
oil ms profession Office, No /, Central Exchange
'anuar. ., 1853. jams dawly
yearly Advertisers are informed that their
contracts apply only to their legitimate business.
Advertisements for other parties aud all nd
ments are always charged regular rates in accord.
ahce win the usual custom in such cases
REMOVAL.
DRs. VIM. & J. NEWTON, DENTISTS, have re-
moved then Office flom CIRCUITS Buildings, the pleas
AM ana spacious Rooms, IN Briney Row, over the
Citizens Bank, and directly opposite the American
House. AMID II,
MiIIbury Cornet Rand.
j. i. DENlSON, Leader aud Director
Are prepared to furnish Music all occasions Orders
leit with Il. BEN CHLEY, RandalPs Block, or VIM n
LOWELL, will be promptly attended to.
p'' usar WIN +. LOWELL, Clelk.
spa. king Soda Vater-with The usnol ..
hely OF choice syrups. Ff!y Tickets for one dolar
mv,A ,,s l.. 7. LAZELL, Apothecary,
POI Main street.
,,c,, CALVIN E. PRATT.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR ar TAw
mays ''@'' "''' street, worcester Mass.
- dtf
~ W. ISIS, =; u a w In, an experienced npdsu
a nidwiie holds herself m readiness dav md mini
NJ "shu 70 the dulles " her profession Residence
o2l-dn
Ladias ~ y, a. y, BigeIow's School for Young
jels daswap ~ "'i 81
WILLIAM DICKINsON,
,,,,, NOTARY PUBLIC.
, VIII attend to this and 10 other mattera of bus,nas
"'oiice over The Central Bank. nov6dif
u K. Clark, NJ. D., IIomarArIiio Prys,o,.s
mi iro m~Ia' street onlce hour' from to0 M
Woreeatef,San lst,lssi. lnnfu
old Havana Cigars,
OF all the BEST brands constantly nm hind .,,,..
sa,o wnoies ias ana retail by D. SCOTT, Jr..
l.. ID; Nichols, M. d., Iosag1ru,op.v
sslolAn, Residence No. ll2 Main street. once haar.
In,s a. 90 a.. W. y TO and to Pm.
= ' dly
to ears Of exquisite flavor are always 20 b.
'o"hd ~ quan.iiiesto SUI II the Drug store 81
ta.Af IT. LAzELL,
'V"h 2oi Main g.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-06

mi M,1le " % q win, An experienced an success
oi nnuwe, holds herself readiness dav and mini
NJ a,sna 70 the duties II her profession Residence
''iNNts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

CHARGE OF STEALING.-On Saturday, Edward
MARSHA was srragned before his Honor on the
charge of stealing saddle from w. J. Huburd-
From the statements !made at curt, we learned
that Friday evening. between nine and ten o'clock,
Mr H. left his horse standing in front of the pre-
misses of Mr.. r. T. Daniels, W here he ran of. On
going down the street the saddle tina had been
upon the horse was found in possession of MARSHA,
and he was then arrested. The examin alton was
continued until Monday, when the witnesses for
the Commonwealth will be present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

ventor of the screw, propeller, and that he
applied ito the Princeton, which was built
under the direction Of Commodore Stockton
entirely without the bureaucratic influence
that il succeeded 20 perfectly as TO make that
vessel the worlds wonderland "a boards
undertook TO improve on il, and ruined every
thing. the present Princeton being the result.
Ii then says:
ave do not know that it will be possible for
Congress TO cut itself loose from the traditions
that have hitherto kept the navy OF the United
States so far in the rear OF her commercial
marine. In the navy, q ship of war is built by
boards" There was a board Of naval con-
structors, of engineers, and of commodores,
which incubated for some months at this place
over the four steamships of war which were
provided for by the same bill which author
lied the contract for the Collins steamers
The world knows what the Collins steamers
are. II the world knows anything OF the
Government steamers built by the boards and
bureaus under the same law, we are not
| aware that il is much 10 their adVantage'-
| OF all MEDIUMS for the transaction OF busi.
ness, the worst possible device is " board
| for there is a necessary absence OF unity OF
design and of all responsibility. The very last
| thing that should be entrusted to board is
tire building of a ship. Put three boards.
acting as one, on the construction OF steam
ship and a failure is inevitable.
| We hope that Congress will look into this
matter OF Caloric, and profit by their former
experience. If they are satisfied with what
they learn on the subject, let them contract
directly with Captain Ericsson TO furnish a
sde-wheeI and a screw propeller Caloric ship
of war, each of three or four thousand tons:
In this way they will avoid The delays and
plumbers inseparable from the action OF
boards and "bureaus," and may possibly
anticipate England and France in the com.
mencement Of Caloric marine. Where is
| Young America
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

OUTRAGE-On Friday evening last, Mr. Hay
dock, druggist, in Pearl street, New York.
had occasion to go TO the third story Of his
store, where he discovered negro apparently
trying to conceal himself, and asked him what
he wanted. The negro said he wanted nothing,
but had been locked in, aud ne then made an
attempt to leave. M II. stood aside, to allow
him to pass, when the rascal knocked him
down, and placing his knee upon his breast,
deliberately cut his throat. There was no one
in the store at the time, except the two, the
other members Of the firm having a short time
previously, lett, and the negro, after commit.
ting the deed, made. his escape. The wound
inflicted did not prove fatal, but may yet so re.
suit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

WILLow.-A fine specimen of the French bas.
kct willow was sent t. our Office Friday by Mr..
strecker who is agent for the sale OF the article
The willow seat was fully ten feet in length and
raised upon the farm of Mr.. T. C. Burns, in the
Valley. We visited Mr. BIS farm some time since,
and there saws most luxuriant crop of the willow
sprinsing up. He deserves great credit for the
skill, Industry and perseverance, with which he
has cultivated this peculiar aud profitable product
of our soil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17
DAGUERREOTYPES.
Would you keep tn ,se priceless tsessures
Memories Of long vanished pleasures,

Would you Keep n,se prlcelese ueasufoss
Memories Of long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your behoIdiDg,
Forms and faces long since mouldingf
MoULsoH take, with brief eudsav0r,
Face and form that last forever.
A truthful ife-like, finely finished portrait or
miniature of relative friend, severed from 10
bv distance or death, who would not prize snd de-
sire 10 possessf A clear, rich.toned, durable Da-
ouerreotype is an object rarely seen. But MOUL
SONS Pictures Withstand the test nj time, aud are
nronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either side the Atlantic
Oar price for one OF these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
no sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited TO cal
and examine specimens.
Observe the name and number-AOULSON5
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main
street. oeo
~E. Bakers Premiam Bitters-Hard
m heot-still they cOmc.-Edgwood,H snfIco
Co-E Baker ESD hereby certify, that have
used YOUR Biters in my family tor 10 or ~ ysars
and found them to be first rate family medicine,
and have found them 10 effect everything tnat mas
baep said Of them. 1t ia also my option tia; per-
sons in the constant use of them VIII never be al
'a'As s,e nssL '' GARLAND HAxEs.
Richmond, Va, 1859. Baker, Esq, De4r Sir
This ia 10 certify that my wife has been suffering
with the Dyspepsia for three four gears and has
been entirely relieved from the use OF two bottles
of 4. Bakers Premium Bitters Ny rncthsF mas
also been subject 10 the nervous neaoachs Tor sSTe
raj years and found immediate relief from the Use
of the above Ditiers.
Respectfully, HENRY BALL,
Price only 80 cents per bottle To be had at the drug
stores Of
Purcell Ladd & Co. A Bodeker, Adie & Gray, Ben
nett & Beers. Gaynor Wood and + J Picot, Nam
street; II Blair VIM Ladd, and Seabrook Reeve,
Broad street, Richmond, Va noD
Eg@ Pratt's Daguerrean Gallery No 80
Main stree,.-Messrs. Editors: Please PUBLISH the
following testimonials: "a very superior likeness"
Robert Tdorp. Every like" Roger A. Pryor, Ed
tor South Side Democrat Likeness executed su-
perlatvely good" ]. w. Roberts. 81 give Nj Pratt
the preference to ell the world il taking pictures
K. P Goodwin, Louisa county. Mr.. Pragt aeedo
but trial aud success will be esitable" David }.
Moody. "Mr Pratt pictures are as good Or better
than l have yet SEEM w. J. McDowner,. King VIII
liam. THE daguerreotypes in Mr.. Pratts co.iec
ton equa! any have seen in London" Jno. Tho
mas, NJ D, Editor of the Herald of the Kingdom and
Age to CSme. no II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

SERIOUS AFFRAY AT RALEIGH.-We learn
by private letter from Raleigh, that Mr.
James Marriott, County Court Clerk of Wake
county. got into difficulty a few days since
with TWO men, named Beasley, and in the me-
lee, Inflicted ound with knife upon the
head ofo of them, which, it is feared, will
prove fatal. The Sheriff interiered to preserve
peace, and got terribly scratched by the
Beasleys.-W Wilmington Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

The POSTMASTER GENERAL, it is said, is
about to submit the subject of the high rates
OF postage charged on American letters and
papers passing through the United Kingdom of
Great Britain in closed mails, to the Secretary
of State, for the urgency of an immediate re
duct ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

SUICIDE OF CAPT. LovgLAND.-We understand
that dispatch was received here on Saturday
morning from New Orleans giving the painful in
telligence that Capt Jesse Loveand, of the barque
Parthian, had shot bruselt and was dead No
cause can be assigned for this unfortunate act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

ARRlvAL.-Yesterday afternoon the baggage of
Ole Bull arrived in anticipation of the arrival Of
its distinguished owner, and was duly qaartered
in his rooms at the Exchange Hotel. Mr.. and
Mad. Strakosch and Mr.. and Miss Patti whose
musical talents have been SO celebrated tn trough
cur entire country. slso arrived yesterday after.
noon, and now lodge at the Exchange Hotel. Ole
Bull is expected positively in the from Waah-
ington this afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

A LIST OF LOTS AND PARTS OF
IN LOTS in the City Of Richmond. returned de-
linqusnt for the payment of City Taxes thereon
for the year 1882 which said ts part of lots will
be sold in trent of the City Hail. the first day of
the next of the Hastings Court for the city of
Richmond, between the hours Of II in the mornlng
aud O'Clock in the afternoon, unless there De pre-
viously paid the thereon, together with 20 per
cent for additional charges.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

Change Of HOURS increased
49, Rate of 81 ,d.-See what Adams d
Co. are doing for their patronsl The Express now
leaves baltimore at o'clock NJ, in charge OF ex-
perienced and trusty agents, and arrives IN Rich
Inond at 54 A NJ. Goods ordered by this mora
ing's mail, will be delivered tomorrow morning
without fail.
Our Express for the North, East and West, now
closes at 81 M-arrives in Baltimore at early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice that
by this change they will be greatly accommodated
Drafts on England Ireland and Scotland Tor sale
at this Office. ADAMS a. CO,
nos l4th street, Richmond. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

THE THEATaE.-On Friday evening Mrs Fsrren
performed with her accustomed grace, power and
ability in the plays of "Romeo and Juliet" and the
"Maid of Milan" The Theatre was thronged and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

Mrs Sinclair Gate Mrs Forres) has arrived in
New York. She goes to Boston, to fulfil an engage
ment at one Oh the thesres Mr Forrest is at pres.
sent acting there.
LOUISIANA ELEcTIoN.-Herbert, democrat fer
Governor, has a majority of about 1000 in the
State The Democrats will have majority of pro-
baby 20 In the Legislature, on joint ballot.
BURNED TO DEATH-The wife of Elias Rutter,
living not far from Woodstock, Va, was acciden.
tally burned to death few days ago. The Tenth
Legion says she was subject to fits.
Col. R. Eaton Keys, Marshal of Yazoo city, Miss.
has died of the wounds he received IN arresting
man named Rivers
Mr.. Vincent, the only officer saved from the ill.
fated steamer Amazon we see has been carried of
by yellow fever.
The Grand Lodge Of Alabama has made a dona
aon OF $500 for the Washington Masonic Temple
to be erected at Fredericksburg, Va.
Mrs. Breese, wife of Com Breese, commander of
the Portsmouth (Na) Navy Yard, died on the 18th
inst.
Edmund C. Kennedy, son of the late Com. Ken
nedy, U. s. Navy, died in California on the sth ut
Land Warrants are quoted in New York at l5Oa
slo4 o lou acres at 7oaS78 for go acres and at 80
81 sS40 for 40 acres.
Ole Bull, it said, cleared s25,OGo by his late
musical tour in tae West.
The Portland, (Me) Argus saws that the sebsgo
pond Ice Company are cutting ice twelve inches
thick, clear as crystal, and storing it in their are
houses.
1t is said that NJ. Ledru Roln has Just been en-
riched by legacy of 4000, coo francs, beaurathes
to his wife, an English lady of good family
dispatch from Cape Girardeau mo } aanoupces
t0e death OF mr.. K. Dawson. Of the Western Eagle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

A SAD CASE OF SHIPWREcK-CAPK MAY COURT
HOUSE, Jan. s-Within the last week have seen
enough 10 make my heart ache Last Monday
night there came On the Seven Mile Beach a
schooner. The captain and one of the hands per-
ished. The mate jumped into the surf and swan
ashore. Here the poor fellow. with his feet black
with frost wandered nearly thirty hours The
where they had been seated the same length Of
time, exposed to the bleak peltpgs of one of the
worst snow storms l have ever witnessed Ths
whole of them will probably lose their limbs
be. The mate, after suffering SO much, went bacr
with boat, and cut the captain from the rigging,
where he had died -PAiEa Enc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

A boy named William Spinks, of this place,
was accidentally drowned, on Wednesday last,
whilst he was going in skif; from the shore
at Arkendale, on the Potomac, about fsrty
miles below this place, to & vessel lying oppo-
site the shore. Another boy was in the skif
with young Splnks, when it upset, but he
saved his life by swimming ashore,
[12erludriH G1zette
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

NEGRO SHoT.-A negro boy in Norfolk, be-
longing to John Walker, was accidentally
shot dead on Friday last, by o. Zwissler.
Zwissler went before the mayor, who, after
hearing the Circumstances, acquitted him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

STEAMERS HENRY CLAY AND REINDEER
The Trial of the indictment for Mansaughter,
as to the Henry Clay, was put off this fore
noon, in United States Circuit Court, TO March,
an affidavit having been put in as to absence
of witnesses. The trial Of the Captain and
Engineer Of the Reindeer was then called. A
motion prevailed that they have separate trials.
That of the Captain was commenced, and
Jury empanelled, when the case was adjourn
ed to Monday nexr.-N. Y. Tribune, Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

FIGHT.-Issac Meredith, slave to J. D. Quarles,
and Charles Csulsin, slave to Vaughn & Thomas
for fighting in the street. on Saturday received IL
lashes each
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

w Rev. o. w. Briggs, of Alexandra, Va,
we learn has accepted the call of the Nassau
street, tBaptisD church, Brooklyn, and will
soon enter upon his pastoral labors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

e Mir. Bailey, who was injured by the
railroad disaster al Andover, Mass, is dead
This is the third death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

H Bryans PulmOnic ssafers.-o gross
just received Those VINO suffering with Colds,
Coughs, &C. can now be relieved For sale at
WOODS DRUG STORE,
ia IA corner above City Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

FIRE.-We are informed that the steam saw
mill, belonging to James C.. Johnston, near
Edenton, N. c., took fire on Tuesday nigh,
last, anwas entirely consumed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17
Correspondence Of the Dispatch.

WAsHINeTos, Jan. Is, 1859.
On Wednesday evening, Senator Seward
gave large dinner party to Mr.. Bolts, Fitz
Henry Warren, John r. Hale and others.-
We are not informed whether Gerrit Smith.
Abbey Folsom or Fred Dougla were present,
but presume not.
Charles Burke. the eccentric comedian and
universal favorite, nightly attracts crowded
houses at the National theatre. Next week
we are TO have the versatile and polished &C.
tress, Mrs. Mowatt. Agreat treat is in reserve
for the admirers of the legitimate drama.
This evening, the Columbian Musical Asso.
citation give their third concert Of the season,
at Carursi's Saloon The weather promises TO
be quite unpropitious, which may cause a
postponenent OF the concert.
Last evening the Presidents levee was
thronged with gay and fashionable assem-
blage of citizens and strangers, comprising
the beauty and chivalry of The land. The
President was, OF course, the observed of all
observers. and with his usual ease, grace and
self possession, received the salutations and
respects of his visitors. Their, was not
Little folly and foPpery mingling in the crowd
that hiied the elegant saloons of the Executive
mansion. We noticed several creachaes"
whose brains had been wholly absorbed by
the mustache and imperial, which, 1--WE always
think gives TO the human feature, the same
caste and appearance, which marks the INTEL
lectual countenance of goat.
Mr.. Ficklin's small bank note bill, as it is
called, seems to meet with much favor in
Congress. We trust the bill, in some effective
form, will pass this session. Our city is COM
pletely flooded with the notes Of irresponsible
banking associations, and the evil is becoming
one # great magnitude. We hope remedy
is at hand.
doubt if Col. King leaves the city at all.
He is hardly in proper condition to bear the
fatigue, and perhaps sea sickness incident to
the trip projected for him by bis friends.
Rumor to-day states that the disease of
Senator Upham, VINO died in this city yester-
day evening from the effects, (as our papers
state) Of the varioIoid, was the small poe.
do net voach for the correctness of the rumor,
but believe it. HEERICo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

DRUNK.-Solomon Bell, arrested for drunkenness,
was, On Saturday, committed to jail Tor three
months, in default of $500 security.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

B The Hon. Mr.. Fitzpatrick has been
elected by the Legislature of Alabama, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF
the Vice President elect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

STEALING WooD.-Joc Christian, slave to Hsxa
Il Brother, on Saturday was ordered ten Iashes for
stealing wood
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

No PAss.-Archer, slave to William Jennings
arrested without pass, was, on Saturday, dis
charged with admonition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

WnIPPED-A free Negro. named John abney
on Saturday was ordered ten lashes for rolling
wheelbarrow on the side walk contrary t. law
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-17

DIscHARGED.-John kenep, an emsncipasea
slave was arrested, Friday evening, without pa
pers, and on Saturday, was discharged with an
edmonition,