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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-28
- A CARD.-The Subscriber would
respectfully intimate to his friends and the
public generally that he has returned to his
old stand, III Main street, opposite the Ex-

Feeling grateful for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed upon him heretofore, would respectfully soli
cit continuance of the same. He would say that it
shall be his constant aim keep all articles in his
ine-such as BREAD, CAKES and CRACKERS.
that will please the most fastidious.
Also, for the accommodation of those living in the
upper part of the city, and in connection with his
place ON Main street, he has opened q house ss
BAKERY ono door above 7th street, on Brosd, and
lately occupied by Mrs. Lyons q Millinery Estab-
lshment. where ell articles in his line of business
will be kept
Orders from the country respectfully solicited and
forwarded with care. -g...55s-
my 29-2m n. ADAM.
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UMBER, LUMBER.-The subscribers
- have on hand the following kinds and qualities
of Lumber, which they will sell at fair prices, on
reasonable terms, and in lots to suit purchasers:
lO0G GOO feet clear Canada White Pine long lengths
and all sizes
10000 feet seasoned Buttonwood, of superior
quality
$4,000 feet seasoned inch Buttonwood, superior
quality
s., 600 4. seasoned inch Oak, Tobacco Box Boards
80 0O0 It. seasoned Rock Maple, assorted sizes
. goo II. seasoned 9 s and inch Ash
2oo,ooe It, seasoned Yellow Pine Plank, Boards and
Heart Scautling
II, 900 IT, assorted Black Walnut
900 superior inch Cyprus Bunch Shingles
ALSO.
The largest stock of MAHOGANY in the CITY,
They respectfully AJAX the continued favorable at
tention of the trade.
BELVIN PARKER,
Lumber and Mahogany Dealers Broad st.
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UOU9H0 FOR RENT AND 8ALH
- FOX RENT-THE BEST BU6I-
NFSs STAND IN THE CITY-Ths speeicus
Hosss istsiy oesspiel BY Mr. JossPh =. Steel g.
1fsin etfsek bsfwses the City Hotel ard tl1e 0id
M.rkst e nov for rsat. and esn De fa1sR possesop
:. 70 secd "a permanent tenant the rent win b
ma. : moderate 'sT:osssts 1ps c6o 6iI Agent.
= FOR RENT-That very desirable
rick House ON Clsy street hetveen Ionshee
IA Adsms, recently oceuPed by Nj. Sam. 7. Jones.
Possession can be had immsdisssss!H. r.cua
,,q General Agent and Collector.
= FOR RENT-A desirable three sto-
Il ~ brick dwelling, on 7th q between Frank
in and Grace, at present occupied By Mr. William
Msrahsil Possession viii be eissr ngcn 1ss 1st q
October Apply to r. arn 9, MHi "a ia.h =.
- FOR RENT-The desirable resi-
recently occupied By Mr. Ches Gay. Il poae.es
every modern corvenis 9Sn 44Ppy IIGoHnsoN
= FOR RENT.-Several Offices for
II rent on the corner of 10th and Broad sts APP
Pigs TIEsLEY BRYANT
= FOR RENT-A very desirable resi-
dence ON 4th between Broad and Ma rshalI sts
mfaciently roomy Tor large family. with brick,
xso sbs 5ricI Scass on marshsl st. near Brooke
avenue, now occupied by Rev. @. w. Motley. con
tanning about rooms kitchen, &e Possession given
IL 10 Ar1' TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
= FOR RENT-The very pleasant
&7 and commodious Dwelling, corner 9Th end Cary
Streets now occupied by the subscriber. Its many
conveniences, with its proximity to business render
IL one of the most desirable residences In the city
Possession given from 1st to 18th June. Apply to
81. ii MACE, or
my z-h WINSTON POWERS.
= FOR RENT-A desirable new brick
Dwelling, on Clay, between It'll and 18th streets
misses. Possession given Immediately. For terms,
@r by so-n JNo. L. sM1THER, No, % Main st
a DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
II sALE.-The House and Lot lately occupied BY
possession gwen immediately 1t 10 situated on 9TH
st., North of MARSHALL in very pleasant and agree
able neghborhood. The House contains six rooms.
fitted up with gas good brick kitchen, &c. For
terms apply to the subscriber.
iva General Agent and Comm Merch't.
a VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
II FOR SALE-For sale, and possession given
list Septe ,nber, probably sooner, the House now
occupied by A. 8. Lee, on 18th street. between Mar
| shall and Clay.
quite RETIRED and at the same time within i've mi
nutes walk of the centre of business on Main ST.
1t Is seldom such property is in MARKET and but for
the feet that the present desires to remove
to Church Hill, it could not be purchased.
For terms. apply to S
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T1NDERTAKING.-The subscriber is
~ now prepared to furnish anything in his line OF
any one. .
An assortment of COFFINs kept constantly on
hand. -
A splendid new HEARSE, with good driver and
gentle horses can be had.
The attention of Hotelkeepers and Families il re.
quested to his large assortment ofMATTRESSES
Repairing SOFAS, CHAIRS, Spring MATTRESS
SES, &C., promptly attended to.
FRANCIS LAUBE,
1-3mf Broad st.. betw. I'd and Sd ste.
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EXCHANGE

SsTEsLIkc Bills: 81 y ct premium
.h IiosnnEs1ic-Nestheys ELsAaase- Checks on the
demand. Large City Bsnk Notes prs MUM ans -
d. aaa Ssas EHtssor rather notes not Bank
N. Cerolipa and s. Carou- T.,n...
e Ss sad upw'da ids. Kentucky. als'
4aseonrsia. ;:....::.,..I Ohio... J. ....s
sssk y a sssii s.a. Northern lassrior.i
~ soivent mail notes except rrederickshur, "a.
gor1nea ess tasha by the broksrs q 8 D csst AZ
- ssa;s - dovn p g q Ct diseousf
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prrp CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
q H0GS-Dull at &60Ss56 net e'@e net
IA n,nEEf-Matton, for which there ID not mu,,
eau sells for " 6o0$5s piece for ordinarv ma
oua, Sneep. Ldmb', bring $20$s each, accordins !,
ea'ss' fit for Veal cell at s40ss each.
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EThese quotations are wholesale. For small
orders higher prices will be charged.
BACON-City cured. none in market. Western
sides 7iD7bc with occasional sales of an extra ar
tcle at "a cents; Shoulders SIC 06tc article
7c Hams 90I2; Todds, hog round, Sc; Queen City
Hams IS cts, North Carolina, hog round, sscscarce
BUTTER-Prme Country, 140l7c- do. Goshen.
fa,1S0c. supply good and duh; old and inferior go
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MIA iut hee.rs they hss upes teocsn,e ana CARY ont m,
c Consultation and the pnoplu tbs
parv fcr the tc,e'e,0eat OF the ttritories
considering the violation
,eor under which power IL cleas az
h.icp with the anti Slavery aAo Of 1913 its wicked
lee the rights OF the Saeis bold usurpa
central power In controlling the local elections fths
so,vtn NtHtce Nowlork, M@s'ahuctts ana Mpri aud
Iucus abuse o Its patronage removals
eehtWcns 90 ohloe-wc our Representatives In CoaSess
reliance upon tho good faith OF "a,
Supporting crcs contained In the bill for the
NCtrstka ffspdship
aud n be found 20 be boaiy.
ked 1hst In ihus eraing the principles Of the DsnonsJ
" City Of New York well known aud Iusnty expressed
dhc sim ncnon desrc "a rToptAo the favor o that d
Of southern iocans who have Joined the Ad Hnt alton
rs vain bresk down the Democracy Of tho North "
they sustained b, The southern people political course shs
not he fcCtd least Aha stand by the Constellation IN AL
y and Nv those principles OF strict construction BY ~heh
eant Z can b. prtsrrvCd.
These resolutions received with gres, acclanaon
Mr. askins, the Chairman of the Committee, supported
them in speech Of length after which they were
unanimously adopted.
warded TO all the Democrats in Congress from this STATE
lhomcoting then adjourned
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ANOTHER RAILROAD SMASH.
A FREIGHT TRAIE OFF THE TRACH-LO-
COM)TIvE AND TWO CARS SMASHED
RELIEF TRAIN ALSO RIM OFF.

catastrophe of rather ffightiul character, though
without serious personal injury occurred early yester-
day Orning on the HejsOn River Railroad about five
miles below Peekskll a. place known ~ Cozzen's
The particulars are as follows: The MAX. Freight
and Passenger Train which left Troy at y clock on
Wednesday afternoon and which consisted OF eight cars
FIVE Of which were filed with cattle and sheep, two with
milk and luggage and haeng twelve passengers was
coming down with the locomotive Lowell at the rate Of
about twenty mile hour when. by the displacement OF
switch the whole train the shor. side track and
plunged into the earth The locomotive was literally
smashed TO atoms the wheels and bars being broken
Ike reeds and the rails of the road bent like
bow The tender thrown some distance up rocky
bank end stood upon the rear end the forward wheels
resting upon the rock if about to climb il, Two OF the
freight were very badly broken up aad several cattle
and sheep Killed wounded so that killing became ne
Cessy. None Of the passengers or employees were N
urtd 10 a degree worthy of notice.
The fault Of this smash is laid to the swichender at the
place 1t is the point where the down trsn takes the
double track The last train the ground the emf
Grant and freight train from New York a. passing
this swift about i o'clock. The switchman is said to
have neglected requisite the switch after the passage OF
the Cnigrant train. and hence the smash.
Blu, the singular part Of the disaster remains 10 bo
told The engineer and conductor of the disabled train a,
once sent back to Peeksk for help The engine Poonlc'
tender and passenger got ready as soon az
possible snd began 10 back down to the scene OF tie ca
tostropbe On arriving the Roy Hook switch that was
out Of place and this relief train al-o or On the river
side the track destroying the passenger ear and break
ing the engine in several places yet nurng none of those
On boord the locomotive.
II Is stated that the tender Of this last switch stood by
the break with the whteight lantern, indicating All
right" but that when he the going of he threw
bis lantern down and away and has not since been
herd from
thus instead OF getting assistance for the first train
there were trains Off Another journey made to
PeeLSli and after several hours delay the goods and
possfrgers were duy forwarded to their destination AZ
10th trains entirely clear of the main track none 81
tie regular ran were delayed account OF the accident
or careessncss
There be doubt tha, tho fault Is or the pars
Of the swch;snders Whether they competent and
faithful men, ve d. not know. and lives are lost We
suppose rome but the Company will know If they
ere not tie right sort of being are not gener
ouy paid the Company will find that hiring cheap men,
snd footing tie bills caused by their caeessness poor
uay of saving money.
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A pyRuoUs Noy,Gg-On Wednesday night 81 the 10
O'Clock boat was coming into the Hamilton sv Ferry dip
cry of help heard by some OF the hand, on board
Aer securing the steamer the bridge small boat was
launched and voyage OF search made IN the direction
from whence the sound proceeded After rowing ao)ut
Tor sidorable time they discovered two m IN on oas
RAN which not quite buoyant enough 70 bear them
ana they consequently standing in the water 10 me
depth of several feet and nearly persisted with tho
cold They taken into the boat aud safely oonyeyeio
shore, having been the water for two hours On
landing they gave their names az John Nelly and John
Brady but was subsequently, a'certaned THAI they were
deserters from Governors island and had taken th,s
method Of escaping from the United States service Their
proper names owen Bennett and Edward Doughery.
They were provided with lodgings for the remainder Of the
NIGHT AZ The Third District Station house. and
ing we've given up to the military authorities OF the Island.
Tnx FIRE DEPARTMENT The Annual Ball OF tho
Brooklyn Fire Department took place on Wednesday
mic 81 the AtheneUm and wei attended by NOM
ber ard many Others not actively cosnected with the ser
vice The arrangements were wei carried OUt by the
Committee in charge and the entertainments passed on
Tie seeming satisfaction OF all present The music wes
excellent ard hc dancing good The proceeds OF mo
occasion for tie benefit OF The Widows and OrPaan'
Fund.
SELLING Liquor WITHOUT LICENSE Another batch
of unlicensed Quor sellers disposed of the Court
of Sessions Yesterday James Sellers was found guilty,
but ntence was deferred In the of Patrick Welsh.
nole prosoqui entered by the District Attorney Pc
ter shelton Michael Farley end Michael Duffy were con-
NicCd and sentenced each to pay fine o $40 and 10 %
imprisoned IN the County Jail for ten days Heretofore
tOse convicted OF violating the excise laws were lot or
with the payment OF nominal tine, but during tue pesoak
term OF the Court they are both fined and imprisoned
LIME FRAcruRED-James Cunningham while in tho
act of unloading barge at the foot OF Hudson av oa
Tuesday night fell between the dock ana vessel and sus-
tanned the fracture of the thigh lie was carried to his
residence in Plymouth st,
BrRGLARY-The store OF j. G Stearns in Atlantic st.:
was feonously entered the night Of the Jlst u ana
robbed Of lot of merchandise of considerable value
No detection.
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WILLLA.NSBURGX ITEMS.

KINGS CorNrY HosPIrAL.-Extract from the Resident
inc in Hospital 47O Received by order OF Sapernteud
enls 81 Born = total 5i Transferred TO Aims House.
~ Transferred to Nursery, Discharged, 49, Deceased,
6-total remaining, ii9 Increase during the weeA' .
DRY Prison RIPoRrs.-Capt Hunt reports the arrest
Of 3ll persons during the month OF January on the FOL
lowing charges Assault and battery and threat 70 KIT
3: assault and battery, 81 drunk and dsorderly. IL;
d1urk disorderly, IL yagrants IS riotng oresch
of the uesce J. passing counterfeit bills assault, !,
fnciye from iustice careless of fire arms 3 at
ternpt to ra,ish . bastardy, selling policies / DIS
nbltd /; lodacrs, l23 lost children;3-t Jll
FtRR-A fire broke outin MeWay's rope walk IN sixth
81 between South Eighth and South Ninth SIS ABOUT
o'clock last evening, II was extnguished win bu' ss"'
damages.
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Adepted and ordered file in the City Clerk Once.
The Committee on Evening Schools submitted report.
from wb, appears hat during the present winter these
schools have been attended By 40 pupils varying in age
from 50 years. The average attendance has been
about 600.
Mr. BRoAcH, from the Committee Census, stated
that the taking Of the census had been completed and
showed EN- increase year of about Ochdren in
the city. , c-..
resolution was adopted requesting the Committee on
Coored Schools 20 examine aud report what measures
nnv are necessary improve the condition-nore par
ticllary the attendance at scboOl-otthe chidren
MIR II p FREEMAN was elected School Commissioner
in place of Mr. S. Is. Terry resigned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-03

TIE /-cyicss hrua-ac for 1884 reached Few days
snoe Upon curscry examination Of is contents We $40
nohire 4 At ,houd hsvc prevented Is pu5e n as o.
tober the latest corrections Of OF public Officers hay
ing ben made on the sh OF that mo-,h However tho
matter appears 10 b. more carefully CO,ad aud mr.; cor
rect than usual and in vov OF tbs ct i,tle dyn'fsi
delay IN publication may be excused
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-03

HUpsoS County CIRCUIT CoURr The Court OF Oyer
ara Termuer having been adjourned to M9D1ay morning
re~+ NJ 10 O'Clock the Circuit Court Judge Hines on
he Bepch IS in session The suit trial Is that OF John
Loveioy vs. d. A Baldwin, in which there Is at issue
sum cTceeding s35OOO. For plaintiff S'udder & Gil.
christ &c Jersey cay for the defendant A H. Jordanof
New York and J. - Miller of Jersey CITY
On Monday at 10 o'clock III, when sne , oSart OF
over and Teminer meets JanCs Marin, con'iood Oh MAJ
slaughter, will be sentenced
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TIE ITAIIANS AND BEDLNL

A large meeting of Italians was held a. Ssuyyesant
Institute lss evening and Mons Bedn was denounced in
the most vigorous terms There was considerable excite
nen and much Indignation wss manifested against the
man whom they s,ignaiize as the Butcher Of Bologna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-03
MARINE COURT-Befors Judge HcCAsTHY and jury
n s.d ssIbv a., Thomas Clifford and Alexander CogEi-


Action for assault and battery, by seaman OF the snip
Aon arsu,t the end second mates II was e.d nH ss5f
- .tssd fom London, ahgher goi t"nt her
Tow. pilot ordered all kIadz - shove her OF zero
ne. ed Them and cang hem names ScIoy se ~ 80
nics man .irsng without Plot replied yon
~ Of Up. Pantt1 SAID ~ was y.
the second mate 20 sehs a.
"a nut Inn m iros The second mate Cosg thea toot ay
billet hit Seby with H. knceEng nm $40 "a
The force OF the blow fsng him lac s ~ ,ss
selby en- deek his bark LotgI ~ , ~ raaI Oaa
head Tlh he bnet " No,o -.
~ ~. r.r,ed Tanner nteeref and told ,ae sSoo3 80
The mate then cane ~ ~ n,ss
,rd ln"cEsd Tanner VIII T. and srnek ses We To-.
crs, rfe -cn sot besy.5 pin ssa nek ssoy 90 .hv an
- yoans nlAn nsnsd Harry e.nns % nep os'oA ~
t 80. ate dfasgsa shem both a. and pat tA u ~ on' ~
were kept irons four hogIs re s, cutie stapid sad
ss1.s.. from the beating u VS. IL gas oeIgss ?. " ~
- .n9 ous of e-s not yet hesea ~ In
~, ~. dsn,s aid that inrnealsiey ~, W. 20 y,sre
4, he To commenced mu'ny .sa .a.I.
us row h.tx.-n the odeeB and mem inst tne
,.seksd down and ia they then 90 me ms o
80 ksns,riie TO que he IzHy ha tosn " ~ ~ body;
rs, y.yI much brIe1 IN re heaf ana ~ dslsass
80 ~, hs .ss.u 1ned Of made In tho ~ s,siss for
~ -. ,-ofson OF the vessel The jay tor1e
n, e0 sx.Is defendant Coss with u s,ss rhs
- Far eefendsn, Clifford with go sownses stdsy Ia
-. Ian lin complaint bad been entered - an
y : Corrt on = charge Of stternp q fsy22ssS
bsd see proceedings Y. s. Cc.---s-ronerfo"'''
. s-.-s,. "a R.,,rs r. c srILwELL, EsI
T. o '"''' cp.pct on ArrEErT At EIvoLi. ..,...
- 80, n.noed Edmund Setpy recsny 49,, = -. -.
~ 1919 - I~ndop examines y. s..irs~ ana ece.
sssir 4 lin o. En- 9esvoriss TO eresN '-
Of he oeei havins been see'nf nss q sas
Asxsneer The lTn o. isfh pee ooso - 80,
Lonfoui aT q ms1 ae sop 49, - a.,
foCk 30 e. - al thre- s;es1Jatf s-s o'-s
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SUPERIOR coURT-srsoiALTras

William Fisher and Others agt soloman warmer Jr.
Motion o ,nend cOtn plant 81 snied -, At. a.,
schlsEsiDger adunistratof az LOWS
- n IN uret on ard receiver dsmnsed ,,,-
uyu G,esr AIT William smslCiuse 10 be placed aqua
fhse aleudaf
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LAW IlVI,ELLIGEVCE
SUPREME COURT-sPEoiAL Term
UUTtgfDgs

NJ Philibin sgi. Richard Kinnery &c-order T" 'h'~
.sn,e di.uissed without costs 49,, nh. os
ID seideu agt Vesuye-lA the sun iho H'i'e "
ma, Vefurilge ~ he o5cd With The e1eentofs - - -.
On the application Of Cecilia stse'-o'oe' " W. '' ~
It'd
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WILLIAMSBURG BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Board Of Edu'ahon
was held q, the City Hall last evening tho Pres dent F
prNARrsr in the Chair The Committee on Approprla-
lions submitted the following estimates of expenses Tor the
epauing wear and recommended that the Board oil Finance
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CRY ITEMS


METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
Prom Oqii3as ~ SfoEdrd TeyHomei'' af No cAinbeT'"
1874, sAa I'm Bpm
EcLrnary 2.................. Az So -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-03

NARROW EscrE-George Burns employed IN the Adj
rondec Steel Works in Jersey City was caught N strap
and cs rred around several times before the engine
could be stopped and be eAtrcaied He received Serious
not dangerous injuries and narrowly escaped instant
death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-03

TIE BEST DAGu ERREor' ,PEs ~ THE WORLD
The massive silver pitcher recy awarded Gurasy NO ~
B sa.ry superiority u the ~noe
by H. &c Of the csuFetss pr0.sor proof positive CAL
a rfge for yourselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-03

,pre 70 receive vioS say snd svenug The smallest ha@.-
I1 ID weV .nr 1al7 poulls viii MAKE a. iPP'A
A.. 4. ts etrfisI .fEf cert S.ft
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proo,,pvTbe dwelling of Mr James Snatharst, in
y Ci,y in the neghborhoOd OF the starch factory was
entered through window Wednesday night androbbed
Of suit of his clothing and sli dress
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,iyers srrsn,l
ROor HAS THE MEDAL!
The Great Crys,sl Psi.ce Pr,nnism.
Tor the bes. Dsrasrr~ots pes
. u,c1r Tn,,s CAfIN- 7-The rennine @

Reasnb,r the plrnber-S5S Bro,dw,y sorusr Of Yrs,s
foo stairs Pietur,s Ia my sesbsr pesct
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R.Aveftisenert
ROADWAY MFNA, ;TRIE-The wild amin
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TuETr or BrrrER-A colored man namel Henry john
ON was Yesterday arrested by Officer Carroll Of the sxih
Ward Police with frkins Of butter in ia POSSESSION
lame ii Leeds No FrontsL lie was locked up
by justice Bogsri for trial lis acc OF reaidenee al
No Marion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-03

THrrr or JEwELcs SteveI hs c q t1e on s.
naiu ~ ccnstody youth 10 years Of age, named Jo
.erb little who stand, charged with having on the 2d Of
November stolen waehe, and a.sy 70 tns ySue oS %
rSths AZ The accused it appears, was induced by q
Ind Of biz to rob his employer which being done they
srtd West with the plunder this friend however go. 1t
;,i;s possession and decamped 20 pars unknown Lit
H. taken before Justice Stuart and committed ~, tra