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would call attention OF
Of .he above
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chAfs val be made Dr. Of cefhrstes from cit
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since hasntrodneG these Renedesn this city the
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TINS city Cnseonee street. No. S9 Private koos
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A PETLoUs sTruArIoS.-so accurately had the
Indian calculated time and distance, that was
hardly at my place whena huge bull thundered
headlong by me, and received q shot low and
close behind the shoulder as he passed. He
stumbled on for about ten PAGES, and lay quietly
down. waited to reload, and on going up
found him stone dead. The Indian then Joined
me, and said that the other two bulls had not
gone far, but had taken different directions SO
we agreed that he should pursue one, and the
other. | soon came in sight of mine He was
standing little way off on the open plain, but
the skirting willows and brushwood afforded me
cover within eighty yards of him profting by
which, | crept up, and, taking sure aim, fired
The bull gave eonvnlsiye start moved off q
little way, and turned his broadside again to
me. fired again, over a hundred yards this
time; he did not stir loaded and fired the
third time; Nhereupon he turned and faced me
as if about to show fight. AS / was loading for
. fourth shot, he tottered forward step or two,
and l thought he was about to fall, SO / waited
for little while; but as he did not come down,
determined to go up and finish him. Walking
up, therefore, to within thirty PAGES of him, till
could actually see his eyes rolling, fred for
the fourth time directly at the region of the
heart, as thought; but, to my utter amaze
ment, up went his tail and down went his head,
and, with speed that thought him little oapa-
BILE of, he was upon me in less than O tHinkling.
ran hard for it, but he rapidly overhauled me,
and my situation was becoming any thing but
pleasant Thinking he might, like our own
bulls, shut the eyes in making charge, L
swerved suddenly to one side to escape the shock;
but to my horror. failed in dodging him, for he
| bolted round quicker than did, and affording
| me barely time to protect my stomach with the
stock of my rifle, and to turn myself sideways
as sustained the charge, in the hopes of getting
between his horns. he came plump upon me with
o shock like an earthquake. My rifle stock was
shiyered to pieces by one horn-my clothes torn
by the other. I flew into mid air, scattering my
prairie hens and rabbits, which had hitherto
hung dangling by leather thongs from my belt,
in all directions, till landing at last, fell un-
hurt in the snow; and almost over me=-fortu-
nately not quite-rolled my infuriated antago-
mist, and subsided in snow drift. was luckily,
not the least injured, the force of the blow hav-
| ing been perfectly deadened by the enormous
mass of fur, wool and hair that clothed his
shaggy head piece [polliser's Adventures in
| the Prairies.
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rAlsn oP WILLIAM ALEXANDER j. KENNY
No. 1883. ~ a=S.
BY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me di-
Ieeed BY the Hon U Gaenne First Justice # the
the rarb otorienns will sell Public Auction
NESbAY September 18Th 1854. O'Clock the
Kenny def ndan pomene street. Dyade street Mar
het the contents of Grocery Sore seized the above suit
TeTms-Cash. Gsll j.. J. HOPPE, Constable,
q USP ENSION Bird G ES-NOTICE.
BENJAMIN WATkINs Of Por. Gibson Mississippi Arrhitee.
spp Ohio the Hudson, other River the United States
Win BRIDGES reasonable terms for ready cash
ne VIII erect Sefsnppcng or IRON PER
MAnENT BRIDGES The above Suspension Bridges will be
pended either om Timber Brick Sone Wrought
locations require and with either Strap Iron We
Cham Cables He the CITY.
East River from New York; Brooklyn
Point to the Eastern sb9rer sas
Gable was suspended during ths ReyoutionaryW ,
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GUNDRIES-Landing from ship Heber-
~ 500 boxes No. Fire Crackers.
SO bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugars.
25 boxes Loaf do.
300 mats Csesa.
so packets Java Coffee. W.
leo boxes John D. LaaG' Soap ....
IS half bbls split Peas.
1000 resms Straw Paper for sale by
IS a. d. GRlEFF& CO, 40 and ~ Old Lsve,
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STORE TO RENT.-1mmediate possess IN
~ eon givenThht large four ariek store gran.e
'front.' known 26 Rev Nachez Alley
street. for rent To good will
granted. For further particulars npplyto
Enmm
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-Several fine OFFICES in Fsss
the building occupied By the undersigned, Camp
street and Commercial aiI-ys
6 p. WHITNEY 4 4 Caun etreet
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&S UNDKIES-
- 1000 boxes STAR CANDLES;
800 half bones do
800 qr do do q.
100 bbls Choice LARD OIL;
100 bbs and kegs No. LARD; ". 5
lS0 or. casks DOMESTIC BRANDY; ,.
100 eighth do. do. - ''s F' ~
$50 bills Fletcher's Extra WHISKY; . &
1t1 do. RAW WHISKY;
$50 do. Old Monongahela and Bourbon WHISKY; Z
400 boxes 0LEINE SOAP. For gale by -
js94 JOSEPH LANDS 4 co.. IS Tchoupitoutaa street.
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ENOR RENT.--A well-located and roomy Lot,
o St Charles streets, inc storage
Goal, siAtes' Bricks, &C. will be rented low Apply
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Week Days: From IA. NJ. to 8p.M.
oFFioE HOURS Sundays and Holidays: From to II "A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12
ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-T A Fsw, M + Wagner
Tenn Pf wilkinson Cae.ssrsid Kn mi Lyneh
Lunenbe; Staples. Amherst; II Thomas, Char.
lotte; r Cole, Pittsylvania; Tn Mock, Charlotte
Vsushsn, 1S Love Sse. Walker , Hayne.
Pittsylvan's C r Wals er, Campbell; A C Anderson,
Grayson; J s Adams, Patrick; Watkins Char:
z Frsyzer Miss Frayzer, Miss Frayzer, Cumber-
land; A ] Biick, Vaughan, J Scanned, Petbg
R Jeffries, 9 Jetfdes, lady and son. A D Glenn,
Miss; C Litchfed. Abingdon; M Pitman, Angus
ia; M Booke err r Widdons. D Lawson. Mathe VS.
Lynchbg; Galloway; r 4 R; Winfree.
s sbst, 4nsusts: daett Columbia :0 Tb
ble Palmyra; Warren. Va.
EXCHANGE HOTEL Legerwood, Danville;
E Huff, w Rhodes, Roanoke; B Patterson.
Springs; Miss Kelly. Gardner Newborn; Dr. r
Baylor. COLI His@sn, Miss Hillsman. Amelia;
Clark, Charleston; Wil1, Montgomery, J
T Anderson, Va; c Read, M Keith, a Warield.
w Schaer. Bait; w Royster. Ala; B Jett, West.
moreland; Easily Halifax B TsliafeTrp, Nc
daughters and svt. C; Col Erwin, lady and svt
Ala; E o Noting, Richmond; w Dixon, A II
Smith, Alexsndrs; J Laffert, Petersburg; DR. T
Templer, Hanover.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-W Furnill, w Hearne, J
@ vadies, Norfolk; J Williams, L Williams. J
Richardson; L Pcot, Phila; r Ivauhoe Cooke, N B
children, Miss Meen. Lynchburg; w Burns Nor.
rsville; Westhall, Lewsburg; Mr. and Mrs Pryor,
childrsn and nurse, Richmond; Bill, Capt
Post and lady, Snowville; X Coffin Knoxville;
Greer and lady, Lexington; w s Z Gursnt. Column
bus; II Whitin, Norfolk; Mrs Carroll and daughter,
s Ct r Il Nolins Lynchburs; w Lewis, 81 Louis; 7
P Bland, Nottoway; A Jones, Pets'e; DR. T M Elem.
ing. Goochland; T Cope, Woodberry; w Malone,
w Welsh and lady, Pet'be; Mrs Newbren, Mrs OH.
yer, NJ War,ou, N Y, c H Reeve. Richmond; g
Mattiagly, Washington; Miss Westbrook, Miss Hig.
gins, M Msttiugly; Pha; Miss Loring. Albany; r
w Lanman, Mrs C Lanman, Xenia, o; J Watson,
Boston; w w Clinton, Cold Spring; Muirs,
Gadsden; M Ulman, Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Oct. IL.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Merchant, Winters, N ew York, mdse., D.
Currie.
Schr. Virginia. Phillips, Baltimore, mdse., w. D.
Colquitt & Co.
Schr. Eliza Msdthew. Griffin, Windsor, N. 8. plas-
ter, Shields Somerville.
Schr. Ralago, Hooper. Philadelphia, mdse., w. d.
schr. Eliza B. Jones, Phillips, Alexandris, coal,
Stearns Brummell.
schr c. P. Brown, McKeag, New York, hay, N.
Downey
schr. Mary Ann, Haly, New York, coal, stearns
4 Brummell.
SAILED,
Schr. Maria. Jarvis, Norfolk. mdse.
ISchr, Isaac Prince, Jr., Parker, light to load for
Baltimore.
Schr. C. r A. Cole, Travers, Georgetown, mdse.,
w. d. Colquitt Co.
Schr. Ocean Wave, Davis, Port Wslthal, to load
for Baltimore.
schr. Elizabeth Headly. Cathcart, light
Steamer City Of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadel
phia, mdse. and passengers
Schr. C. P. Brown, McKeag, light, to load for New
York.
Boston, Oct. 9.-Clsared, schr. E. Nickerson, for
Richmond
SALEM, Oct. s.-Arrived, schr. Saratoga, Hogdep,
from Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

FoR THE FAIR.-Every mechanic and
manufacturer In the CRY should send somethinR to
Hats, shoes. clothing ssddiery, harness, cutlery.
furniture, tobacco, painting-indeed every branch
Of mechanism. manufactures and the arts should
be represented on that occasion. Those who have
not had an opportunity Of getting up. something
especially for the Fair should send such work ~
they have for useful and substantial articles are
1t last the most desirable on such occasions. Let
our mechanics show what they are doing as well
as what they can do, in order to secure to them
selves the great advantages to be derived by the
city from the Fair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

WAsHrSGTos On DrTs.-It is still uncertain whe-
Their large squadron has not been ordered to
Greytowr. II so, the vessels viii 60 with sealed
orders
The Canadian deputies have gone home; but MIR.
Periey, agent for the Lower Provinces remains
He reports that extra sessions of the -LegisaIuIe
of those PROVINCES viii be held for the in,meoiae
rstiicatioa of the Reciprocity Treaty..
The Secretary of the Treasury decides Una. ere
dit for duies on imports from the tree provinces
cannot be given unless they are stored IN ponoeo
warehouses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

SUICIDE OF Boz THE following statement ia
copied from the Greenbrier Era. notice 81 ~.
circumstance has heretofore appeared in the Di.
patch:
We learn that little son of a man r.r,.d x.,;,
liam Herbert, residing 3 l-2 miles this sde of ~.
Red Sweet Springs, Allegheny county. hanged him.
self last week under the following circumstsnees
HIS father sent him after the cows and threaten a
that II he did not find them he would whip him
when he came back. After vain essay, the little
fellow despsired, and bending down q tree, tied
one end Of his united suspendes to It and the other
about his neck, and let It fly back. It would seem
that he repeated for one hand was grasped hold Of
the tree when traveller. a. be rode along the
highway, saw him suspended. When first found,
the body was warm, and perhaps, had proper pres.
snee OF mind suggested remedy, might have
been recovered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

Our OF TRAcK.-Watson, in the service
of II. b Dickinson. was arrested and Gagged last
Tuesday night, for being eleven squares from the
track laid down in his pass. When brought before
Alderman Farrar, yesterday, he was admonished
and DISCHARGED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12
MARRIED

At Selma, on the 5th inst. by the Rev. James HI:
Miss iATT,E " BARRET, daughter of MIR. Alex.
M. Barrett OF Louiss county, Va
Ga Tuesday, the 10th inst at Central church.
Chesterfield by the Rev. J. D. Rowlett. Mr. VIM
H. SUTTON, of Richmond, and Miss JUDITH A.
ROBERTSON, of Chesterfield.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12
FLoYp's BENEFIT admirers of Kun.

FLoYD's BENEF1r.-The admirers of Kun.
kels Troupe whose name is legion, will doubtless
be pleased to learn that the accomplished miss
Fanny" of that corps is to take benefit on Friday
night next, on which occasion new and interest
ing programe will be presented. In addition to
the performances on the stage, each lady In the
audience will be presented with a new and beauti-
full piece of music. OF course the fair will turn
out and give "Mss Fanny" crowded house.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Freeman a h

\ COMMITTED.-WlIllam Freeman, free
boy from Caroline county, bst hired out In the city
as slave. was arraigned before Alderman Farrar,
yesterday, for want of register. On the fact be-
ing made known that the gentleman who hired him
out had been directed to send him back to Caroline
and failed to do 30, the accused was committed to
prison tor want of register. Persons employing
free negroes without registers subject themselves
to prosecution under the laws of the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

BoRNEo The Dutch troops have subdued the
Chinese iuiurection. captured the stronghold OF
the reheis and forced them to pay the expenses OF
the war, ard the damages done by them traders
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12
COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS October II

FLOUR-Quiet at $3.50 for Canal superine, for
shipment Arrivals Limited, and stock small.
WHEAT--Improved little to-day. We quote
Sl506sl IS ior prime red and white. Arrivals sill
very meagre
GORN-S,le of cargo at ST. cts /; extreme quo.
tatiops $500 cts. large lot could command more
than IS cts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

SPECIAL NoTICE.-.Country Merchants
and others respectfully invited to attend my auc.
ton sales of Watches Jewelry and Fancy Goods, at
my store, No. 106 Main st., THIS EVENING, at Z
O'Clock. See advertisement.
ELIAS HALE,
IF Auction and Com Merchant log Main st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

ExraArrrros CAsE-The U. 8. Commissioners
at PhiIade phia has committed Richard Sachs, VINO
10 charged with the forgery OF certain cheeks on
the CITY Bank of Breslau Prussia to await the war
rant of ext-adtion by the President.
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" We would

T We would call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of Miss A. M. SMITH, who will
move from her present Rooms, and commence her
Sch DOL next week, in the s'hool rooms formerly
cupisd by the Rsv Mr.. Hoge, corner Of 5th and
Franklin streets. e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

New YoaK, Oct 1o.-The Wings this evening
have nomit ated j. J. Herrick as their candidate for
Mayor.
CHARLESTON, Oct 10-The deaths at Charleston
during the week ending at noon to- day were IS, OF
which So ware of yellow fever
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12
FsLosY.-Joe Anderson, the free negro

I FELoNY.-Joe Anderson, the free negro,
arrested In this city on Sunday last for commit
ting violent assault upon Henry Fox, tree me-
gro at Aqua Creek. was taken to Stafford Tues
dsy last by officer Tyler, and carried before JUS
tee Edward Waller of that county, who, after
hearing the evidence, fully committed him to an
,wer for assault with intent to disable, dis6gure
and main. If the offence 10 fully made out, the
punishment will be confinement in the Penitentia-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

KUsKEL's TROUPE are having decided
run at Metropolitan Hall. Night after night they
are visited by large and fashionable audiences who
seem never to grow weary OF their delightful mu
sic and sparkling wit Master Adams, ono Of the
finest ballad jngers of his age In the country, u
winning the golden opinions of the music-loying
uooplo Of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

The Bsltimore American pronounces the reports
relative % the prevalence Of cholera In that city
utterly ard entirely unfounded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12
MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
WI AND FARM NEAR THE CITY FOR RENT


We are authorised to rent TO a good tenant. for
term of years, the Farm of JudgeP P. Daniel stu
ated about half mile north of the city limits on
the Meadow Bridges Road. This il Internationally
one of the most delightful residences and eligible
farms for its size in the State 1t has been
ted for Its unvarying and entire heslthfuness and
the abundant and pure springs of water 1t contains
nearly 100 acres OF land Of which about so clear
ed and have been we'll cultivated and literally ferti
lized with guano, lime ashes and other manures 1t
sfords every facility for Q dairy and market garden,
whilst residence it is at very secluded and
very convenient to every part of the city. The
buildings consist of large brick dwelling house
tanning eight rooms and cellar; kitchen and ser
wants houses containing five rooms and two sarrets
stable, carriage house, barn, COW house and hay
house, (new and nearly newt and brick spring.
house dairy. crop of wheat has just been sowed
with eusno and there are on the premises the corn
and hay crops Of this year, which, with the stock
farming utensils and household and Kitchen furni.
ture. will be sold at auction the premises in
short time after the premises shall have been rented
The terms Of the lease can be learned spplica-
ton to the subscribers and to tenant who will take
modsting.
Any further information can be obtained of p. v.
Daniel J of this city by actual inspection of the
premises.
oc l2-4t GODDIN APPERSON.
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srvsN HuNpREp SHEEP DRowNrD.

The Harrisburg Herald states that on the ID Inst,
\ drove undertook to drive about nine hundred
sheep ac-pss the Susquehanna river, near Liver
pool Pa and lost seven hundred Of them The
citizens GENT to the reecue with boats and with
great deal Of officially succeeded In rescuing about
two hundred
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

6ANUEI HnL. who wss severely wounded !
vssk ags, II diicalty With Jacob B. Nitchsll, j..
p Rockingham county, q doing well and RAPIDLY
yoeovsrinR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

To HespsTsFsrTy cassis eth undergoing inye
e9saoa before ~ Federal cosn q stssnton.
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THEATRE.-Ihe talented Miss IncE

THEATRE.-Ihe talented Miss INcE,
whose reading is faultless, and whose conceptions
are of the most lite like character continues to at.
tract fashionable audiences at the Marshall Theatre
Her representation of Margaret EImore," in
sLoves Sacrifice" is said to have been the finest
piece OF acting ever witnessed in Richmond We
were not present on the OCCASION but can readily
believe all that has been said of her superior act
Ing by her warmest admirers She appears again
tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

OST.-A BOND for negro hire, drawn
~ by Pickett Maynard, in favor of. and endors.
ed by Jas. +. Foese, for Sl25 Payment has been
stopped, and the finder will confer favor by leaving
it with US. oc4-ts RAGLAND l. BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

THE ARcTIc.-In another column, will be
found the sad tidings of the most melancholy
fate of the steamer Arctic. The sad event
will throw deep shadows of gloom over the
whole country. Below we give list of the
passengers:
Grant, lady and child, q Jones, Smith, Miss
Murton, Mis- Smith, W Brown and lady, Miss M
Rathbone, Mr. Guynet's2 children and nurse, M M
Day, Mr. Burns. Mrs Day and daughter, Mrs and Miss
f0d::1 s: s.n:sy So.i. Mrs.
Petrie and lady. Mrs Perrin, E Sanford. Wood.
J zolosd, Mr. Milyille, s Jeaordsl g Pearson, G
FAINT and nurse, r Williams and lady, Mr. Delrrade.
friend and servant Mecr.ctsn, MT. Scott M Mo:
Benjamin, Mrs Ropes and son, Mrs Childe and
daughter, Miss Revel. Miss Bronson. Mrs Rowland
and son. " Bowen, W Gale, lady and servant,
wsrt, Miss Hazard, W Barber. Mr. Christie. W "
Gilbert and servant, Il H Koon, Il Reed, C g Sprn.
ger; M. E:ssrt: Guynst lady and child Mr. He
and friend, Mr. Wallace Mr. Waterman. Miss Maior
friend and sehiid. Mr. Ravensoroft, s NJ Woodruff,
Brady, Carthervood, Barrill. MI Hilser friend.
NJ Hollub, Mr. Niyen. St John, Fl Moore. w W
Com:tocs M Perkins, J Smith and lady, Mr. Mo.
0iy.tns N Mo0isou. II Jeukius ana QO& Mr. Schmidt.
Mr. Wsring Capt D Pratt and lady. H Stuart, Due
de Grsmmont and servant, Mr. Major and friend. Mrs
Major infant and child, Miss Brun. Mrs Drew. Hol
brook, Mics Jones, James Muirhead. Jas Smith, Mr.
Barber, Thompson, Mrs Bryant, Lodmirsuit, Mr.
Pratt Mr. Sheldon. Mary Hodson and infant. Miss
SForws,e) FORD. Fryer. n sherburner. shuster,
Civilian. Mise Atehell, Miss Hay, h Arbuckie. W
Coop, w Fersuson. Mr. Lenoire, friend two ladies
and three children; Hilbroner Miss Garcia, Miss
Mustard. NJ Hatcher and friend. McMath, Mrs
hidee and friend; Mr. MAYER H Cooke. Mr. Christisns
snd tnsnd, Grsnn, Robson, 9 Dood, Mr. Psscre
Ssisner and lady. w Nichols, Mr. Fuss and friend.
c Gm Eds,ScTbe and infant, MnFrank, r Rhine, MI
son Mp. az such and son M Hennessey M Pstsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

MAJ. GzoAoR EsxsIpox, superintendent of N.
Virginia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and u.
Biind, died on the 9Th inst, 10 the 6th Of his ase
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

The HENRIcO SHOOTING SoRAPE.-We
have already published notice of this unfortunate
affair, which took place in Henrico county, about
miles east of this city on Saturday afternoon last.
The particulars, we understand, are these: Benja
min knight was passing along the old iell not far
from Jackson Hamptons premises, when he saw II.
deliberately shoot his (K.'s) COW. knight said
nothing to Hampton at the time, being alone, but
went to a neighbours house and got himto accompa.
ny him to HIS to ascertain the cause of such conduct
Alter getting into Hampton's house, Knight remark
ed that his COW had been shot, when Hampton or.
dered him to leave his house. knight then went
into the road, but continued to find fault with the
conduct of Hampton, when Hampton seized his
gun, stepped to the door, and with the remark
Sd-n you, I'll shoot you" fred upon Knight put.
ting the whole load into his legs and thighs.
knight was Immediately carried home and placed
under the charge of Dr. Archer, who IL doing all in
his power to relieve the sufferer OF his agony
Hampton was arrested by constable Childrey and
taken before Justices Cox and Lyme, BY whom he
was examined and committed to prison until the
November term OF the County Court. Theprisoner
10 an old man about sixty years of age, and when
not under the influence OF Intoxicating drink said
to be an honest, industrious, hard.working fellow.
He Il said to have been at enmity with knight for
some time and has threatened to shoot him Cd more
than one occasion. II the wounded man Should
die and the facts as stated Us are proved before
an examining Court the accused will doubtless be
sent on to answer for the crime of murder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

a FOR RENT, and possession given
"A imme diately, that large and well arranged
Brick Dwelling House the corner of Marshall and
18th streets 1t il well suited for Boarding House,
being situated near the Virginia Central Railroad De-
pot. TO good tenant the rent will be very moder-
ate. Apply to 12-StH C. CREW.
- FOR RENT-The Store / now oc-
II supy-gsod for any kind of business. Apply
soon, to G. EZEKIEL,
oc I2-3ts Market Space, near Main Ut.