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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20

in Robert Halls superb pansEyfis a.
r lsyiug az nature updsF tFiosfs..
And 90 Ia Rruyere tells IS 81 boilsaa.
tkaGhs q seemed tn create he thoughts
u other people. 90 igenioss are the
Turns which he gives 20 slmils oSsr-
prrssian."
IL may well be questioned. In fact.
.~heiher absolate originality ever can
exist. There is scarcely = poiat IN
the immense forests Of thought which
the foot Of the traveller has not as yet
trodden. II is true the footprints are in
many cases either eiiaeed BY the drift
Of time or covered BY the lesfy depo-
siis Of ages. But the spot has ne
yertheiess been touched befsre. aud
the idea thought before. And when
there is test by which absolute origi-
naiity can be determined. its claims
quickly vanish. WHO'S there for in
stance. among evenyo our most self-re-
liant writers. whom we cannot, 60 use
the pointed metaphor OF Dryden. "traek
everywhere in the SNOW Ut the an
eientsf" And who is there, who.
when The depths Of his intellect come
% give up their dead. wilinot find that
after all il is in the intellectual as in
the geological scheme. that the rensains
of existence of one age form the basis
Of existence in another5
We are far from advising. either in
the pulpit or in any literary profession,
the adoption in form and shsps. of the
thoughts Of others. without an acknaw-
Judgement Of the debt We have no
right. for instance, TO cut of from the
side Of fountain the silver cup that Is
chained to it. aud walk of with b,Sh
cup and water toJ. But we hare a
right 10 take the water. provided we
use our own pitcher. And whether
that pitcher be If base ar pure metal,
is Of little Importance. if IL be sufficient
for the purpose of communicating IN
our OWE fashion to others the element
of quickening thought. Epis. Recorder.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20

80 %
"wednesday, september go.


This Court was he'd Last week. ludss Bal-
LET prssiding.
The case Of the STATE Vs.. Lsrph Brosksnsil.
charged with the murder q Mr. James Davis,
At Chapel HIN in March last, was. on he sfii-
davit Of The prisoner than be sould NOT obtain a
fair uiai in oranse, removed 70 Chatham souA-
~.
The case Of the State ss. Willis Hesfer,
charged with stealing Slave. was also renOs-
ed 70 Chatham county. on the sfhlasii Of the
prisoner ,hsi he could not obtain fair trial in
Orange. and. Il he should Be acquitted. that he
appreheaded personal violence. When this
case eame up on Thuasdas noraing. the court
house was crowded with persons anxious 70
hear the trial; bat as soon as the Judge deeid.
ed upon the removal. the crowd al once dis.
pcrsed. The trial was 10 take place in Chat.
ham on Tuesday Of this week.
No other case upon the criminal docket at.
.racied much. interest.
On the civil docket. the appeal case OF John
Woods. ef al. vs.. James Woods and JoseIh
Woods, on an issue Of dfr:sarif eel non, cxcit-
cd no little interest from the fact that the tesla
tor, Mr.. Joseph ~ GODS. xas .1as hundred ana
one years I'd when he made his viii. and died
at the age ofioa. twas proved that his sight
and memory were both good at the time the
win was. xads; that he attended to all his bu
siness, even his domestic Affairs. having lost hi
wife some years previous. The verdict was ia
favor Of the plaintiff. -sus,aining the viii.
Il is hardly necessary for Us 10 add. thai
Judge Bailey fully sustained his reputation a
one Of the most upright and impartial judges
on the bench. while he is uniformly able AM
clear in his charges and decisions. His ANAL !
liiy and evenness ofi,empcr and disposition hav'
rendered him favoritc with both the bar and
the people.
Mr.. Ruffia. the newly appointed States so
licitor, made very favorable impression upon
tho community. as faithful and able officer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20

:" ABoIlrlosIzEp."-The Washington
senti mel. one Of thefew papers south
Of Mason & Dixon's line. that seems TO
deIightin the discussion of negrodom.
is endeayoring TO show that the North
ern Wing party is far msre abolition
lied than the Northern Democratic
party. We would suggest that the
question to be discussed should rather
be. switch vi the two parties has best
succeeded in deceiring the South As to
its real views. for the sake Of the loa,es
and 6shes.' Northern Wings and
NorrLern Democrats are equally OPP.
posed to the extension Of slavery. and
whatever either may yield on the point
is merely TO secure the corporation of
the South TO aid them in obtaining place
and power. Freesuil doctrines are uni
yersal In the Northerp States. Aboli-
tionism has.its separate .orginization,
and is neither Wing por Democratic.
Bah. Auerscun.
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Internal Improvement.

or Al GENERAL CONVENTION Of the
friends Of Internal Improvement win be held
Al SALISBU.R I. on IIiJRSDA Y The second
day Of November nerf.
The object of the Convention will he to con-
slider and recommend general system Of Inter.
nal Improvements by Rail Roads, for the State.
Al counties are requested to send Delegates.
aud all friends OF Internal Improvement are in
p.,ol - ...n,.I
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20

EattsF Coz grave consideration ah the
~ q thols Nhg ars anainst q pro-
n0e ghs enlightenment and slsEailon
81 Africa"
Tie pietarx given sboNs IL sloony
ons. and shows thar there il ma hope u
the nsgross 81 Africa emerging Of them
selves. ar errn by constant intercourse
with civilized -asiisns. frsm bArbarism
into civilization Bah. San.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20
RatincatIon.--The Reciprocity Treat

RatificatlOn.--The Reciprocity Treaty
recently negotiated between the Government Of
the United States and the Kingdom of Great
Britain, has been duly ratified, and publication
has been made of the same. By il the citizens
of the United States have obtained an unre-
stricted participation in the Fisheries on the
coast Of New Brunswick. Nova Scotia, &c..
and the free navigation Of the river St. Law
renee ard Canals Of Canada, as ncaps Of com
nunication bctween the Lakes and the Adam
tic Ocean; aud grain, A,ur, &C., and all the
natural products of,the ;capadas, are to be adj
mltted into &hc United States free 0. duty.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20
Election i'm M..iue.- Tho elect on


thcni of Maine took place on Monday the
llth inst. The returns are not all in; but those
received leave no doubt OF the clsasioa Of Arson
p. Morrill, BY the people. His majority over the
aggregate votes for all his competitors, in the
towns already LsardGsazl, il $3.50. Mr.. Morrill,
il an anti-Nebraska Fusionist. There were three
other candidates in the f.ld--Recd, whig, Par
ris, administration democrat; and Carey, anti
Maine Law democrat.
In the popular branch of The State Legisla-
ture one hundred members are known 20 be elect
ed, of whom, only sixteen are Democrats. 1t
does not appear that they have elected single
mcmbcr of the State Senate.
The following Congressman have been elect
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20

Tbs result, so disastrous TO the administra
ton party, 10 attributed by the papers to the &C.
ton Of the Know Notliags.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20

Rev. Dir. Chas r. Deems, President
OF the Greensborough Female College.
N. G.. has been elected President Of
OF Centenary College, Mississippi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20

net wish To- Be uudeutuod ~ ailsmpt,
lag IN any Nay 70 depFreiate TIE ser
tiess u Mr.. Clingmah 10 behalf AZ the
democntie party. Bat ne DO wish q,
be understood = expressing the apin.
ion that Mr.. Clinxmxn Is mt yet suiis-
eieuily identified with that party taen-
title him 60 ask II gheir hands the high
est sffice within the gin Of the State"
Let the democratic par
" shuu itself true to those who have
stood true 90 t. To all new recruits
our raiks are open; bst new recruits
must undergo the necessary probation.
Those who come In ~ the eleventh
hour ought not 10 expect to receive the
same reward as those who have borne
the burden and heat Of lhe DAY.
Thus much for the : tied veterans In The
same numbsr Of sls carolinian. we fiad an srsi-
Gle on Col. Persons successor which Shove
that. when occasion requires il, the editors can
speak quito as earnestly in favor Of the new
recruits" A Democratic meeting. held in VII
mington on the l2th inst, nominated DR.. Peter
NJ. Walker as candidate Cor the Commons, to
GIL the vacancy oecasioned BY the resignation
Of Col. S. ]. Person. recently appointed Judge.
DR.. Walker. who j. young man, was whilom
Wing. The carolinian thus discounss on
his nomination.;
We hope the Democrats Of New
Hanover will give DIR. Walker a hear
~ and general support. The manly
Independence with which he threw OF
the shackles of Whiggery somr years
ago, entille him 10 this mark Of their
emphatic appreciation"
But. alas Tor Mr. chnsmant He is 10 re-
eeive no mark Of emphatic appreciation" but
must be satisfied with an empty aeknowledg-
ment Cor his past services, and /. undergo tie
necessary probation"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20

CT We learn from the Greensborough Pstri
OF, that Wilson s. Hill. esq, formerly Of Gull
ford, has been elected by the Magistrates Coun
" Solicitor for Alamance county, in place Of ,
w. Lancaster, esq, resigned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20

Tns SExaTnRsHIp.-The Washing
ton Daily Globe says:
sit il stated that the election OF the
Hon. J, Z. Dobbin. as United States Sc-
natorlrom North Carolina. has been dc.
finitelyarranged, and that Mr.. Mallory.
Of Florida. will succeed him as head Of
the Navy Department
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20

DEArn OF Mas. Bsxrox.--The Wash
ington city papers record the death. on
the 10th inst, of Mrs. Elizabeth Ben
Ton, consnrt of the Hon. Thomas II.
Benton. Of Missouri.
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New York, Sept. Il.

teW otAt sept ~.
The steamer Benjamin Franklin.
which has been supposed to be fitting
out against Mexico. was yesterday
seized BY order Of the President and
is now in charge of the United States
authorities. She was seized at tie So
licitation Of the Venezuelan Minister,
who alleges that she was under orders
10 sail with Paez against venzurla.
and that Alvarez has nothing to do With
her. The Minister has also sent TO the
Venezuelan Consul at ST Thomas to
act in like manner with the brig Ia
tharlne Augusta. which has sailed FOR
that port, and is part Of the same er-
petition.
RIor.-A riot tpnk place in View Or
leans, on the evening 81 the i2th, be-
tween the Irish and Americans, in which
firearms were freely used. aud many
were shot. aud three or four persons
we're reported as killed. The militia
rs were called out, but too late to rem
der Efficient service. On the next eve.
ming, the liot was renewed and two
persons were shot,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02
ss The ALARM OF FIRE which was given last
night between and 10 O'Clock, proved to be false

@DR C. B. BKAiNERD will return from
Lynchburg. and cen be consulted st the Exchange
Hotel from February until Saturday February IL,
1854, from to IL AN. and Ito P. M.
My stay will be short, therefore let all who wish
treatment apply at once. Correspondents, by ad-
dressing me, post paid box 70i, New York cry stat.
ing the nature of their case and whether the eye.
ball IS small sr large; also whether the eye STANDS
out prominently or Is sunken-can, for two dollars.
obtain advice; or treatment for ten dollars 10 which
case the pay for advice will be deducted The poor
favorably considered. 'tgSas ~ s
Dr. BRAINERD has restored personsro perfect si izht
in cases of partial and total blindness of from III
weeks to 5S years standing by from 10 seconds to 6
esapplication, BY scientiic method his owr
discovery, without cutting, pain or wash.
DR.. b. has also cured cases of inflammation of va
ous and aggravated grndes pain from intolerance
OF ght sehtedness loss Of sight from age and
neaf-siehtedness All Of which have remained per.
manent to the present moment. l3sf53sT Tsss
81 For abundant evidence of the facts stated refer.
eEce may be had to statements of persons treated
and published in the city papers. Many of these
persons may be seen ct his room, at 10 A. NJ or
NJ of each dsY-at which hours, DR. B. will perform
experiments ON the worst that may by present
ed, Ladies' and gentlemen are invited to call ans
witne IS the experiments s
P. s. See notice above for hours and days Tho,.
who de not see DR. HRAIxERD wifhn the tirue stated
will fail to see him all be will positively leave
en- route for New Orleans a. a. the cornmi It
on Correspondence reports, for which report br Is
now waiting. 81 sfsfseE 5.5T Ia Si-6t+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02
MED BI7NTLTNE'S NEW BOOK

MED BUNTLINE'S NEW BOOK
Autobiography Of an Actress; or Eight Years
on the Stage; by Anna Cora Mowatt. New supply
Sis.
Mrs Par.in aton's Carpet Beg of Fun-5o cts
A Grammar of the SPANS Language with His
tory Of the Language, and Practical Exercises by
NJ Schele de We're Of the University of Va-Sl.
Hand Book of German Literature, containing
Sehiller's Maid of Orleans,
Goethe's Iphgenis in Fauris,
Tiecks Puss in Boots
The Xenia by Gothe and Shiller, with critical
iptr0d ctions aud explanatory notes. to which is add
ed an Appendix efSpecimens of German Prose, from
nineteenth centuries; by g. ]. Adler, A. M.-$l50.
The Whi2 Almanac for 18s4-I2 cents.
The Am erican Almanac for l854-Sl.
The Wheel of Misfortune, By Ned Buntline-new
book-25 cents lss
Godey's Ladys Book fer FebruaIy-25 cents
For sale by 6. Nj. WEST, -
ia26 Nos. and Exchange
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
. fe5s..a gs-. YEGTERDAy go

!
COLUMBIAN HOTEL .-A B Fuller, Virginia
7 TShiplett, Powhatan; l. + Moody, Cheste, field "
Ssaderson, u NJ Scott Cumberland; 4 Gibbs
-Ghestelhsld II r Johnson, Cumberland ] I
Groghegan, Clarkesyille; J Couch, A Couch
Mecklenburg; F Boisseau: J Boi seau, A....eelis
Peete d Davis Portsmouth VIC Scott, Powha
tan 4 w Wingo, ID J Hall, E0stowat !; D & Mccoy
Brunswick w II Beebe, New York3 w Raw
ipgs, Petersburg; E Bradley, N C N RHob,on,
Lynchburg Kidd, r a Vest, Despsr. Flu
Buckingham; E G Hodge, Cumberland I. ii II
LarnIey, Va; M w Michaux. Powhatan L Myers,
Richmond 1T A Marlin. Goochland !; J II Cox, b
Moody, Clover Hill; T Y Douglas, Richmond; D
Woodhn, Powbatanf NarI al, Amelia; w B
A Marks, Va u Z White, Richmond L + Moody, B
w Burton, Virginia. ls.s IA
EXCHANGE HOTEL -G g Cecil Puiassi; B
Ross, Md;J Cheathana, Capt Thweatt. Cheser-
field; C Sutton King WIN; w Witt, Nelson; Or
GasRe as. Re ksv ksu1 ass sss sassF s.M
man, q S A; M X Crenshaw, Chss City; H 4 Law.
ton. ] E Lawton, !; = Mite hell, King and Queer;
sssos sssa Ssso. y.5n
Siss.bs; Sas m M:s Hsia Ssaorsr 1Da pap Pc,
s.sss Iiss osWeff
a; Thsms., @ c.roliasi III aeasei " soiIn.s, iii
TsgmsYer. bdit0: Il Ouotey. DynchDuFsf Df b n
Wexford, Fredericksbs g; c Dabney, Jehn r Seott,
Spottsylsenis; D A hsnsferd. Angusra; A Mcclure.
A b.ny; Miss T Taylor, King Geo; Dir Ogle, Md; g
Smoot Alexandria; M FLOYD and lady, Yort;
w Carter, Caroline; P H 0oodIoe and lady, Alb;J $
Dejsrnett SPottsyissnis; z W Goodloe, Baltimore;
] Barbour. Orange; F Raffn. Alb; Gardner,
Hanover 7 Winn, Wyfhsytile; D Gibson, vs; Geo
Boiling. Petersburg w H Clsrk, 4 II r; 7
Parrish, Z Page, Csmberapd; w Boulware. King
aud Queer; ! w Harrison. 3 B Howe. Caron. J 5
Gs,li.ls y Gstttinss csrhsssofs yoh1.eH. e.
w Vandervent Alex: w Fowle, Miss Z II
Fowle Miss Dsnser6eid, Alb; w Mallory and lady,
Norfolk; w Turner: Hawkins and lady, King
and Queen; J A Wilson, Staunton; VIM River,
sAlpesfIarle . xyssss 50 sssse. FAT .se 's.f aslE
AMERICAN HOTELg-5T Dsbney and lady,
Sin,ons B r Jinkins, II Worn. w s Booker, " n
Moody, risses snd ssrssgt g. sos Sas aii's
,iiis: ~ G Rives, AibemsIis; 4 Y Bowman. U s A;
G b awafbmcy and N Forbes, PoItsmouth; II II
Pit,sz. MOarress, a Hooper. r. Evans Geo W
Han 90. y p Calf, e Bies = - SnDth Z d Land,
q Rray. b H Stiother, Or r. 5 Chew, ] Chg y, .
CaIdgelI and lady, u CALDWELL w X Hankias. J
Wilson aud H Jordan. vs; Green, Chester.
Ssls,.J INA Nsiasy Mjss Msine hfiss She pi,eid
J. L' 'cIsyhouu and J 4 sDayidsep. y y; " Good
ridae. GreensviIle; J johnson. > y; Wm Hans hin.
" 4 Ismes Ana NJ freyiliias. 0osehl land; 3 nj
Pstfen. Nottowsy, w DoBnehoo, Washinxton. A
q Rsksr. IN Jxf Thomas, ~ Rewe. jT, and h Grnv.
RAIfiuore: III g Hanson and r HAnsun. Boston; II
{, Gressby. Charioffe; M Green aud g W Coles,
Chsserflefd; 3 Msrrynsn, Md; e 3 Beam and lady,
- e Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

We have received 'front.'. R. ,Holbrook, Frank
lin street, three doors above the Exchange9 Les.
lies Ladies' Gazette of Fashion" for February.
1854 This publication contains large amount of
information of that nature which particularly in
terests the ladies' besides great number eng
ings-some very handsomely colored From the
same establishment we have received new novel
by Reynolds, entitled THE Rye House Plot,' writ
ten, we doubt not in the usual blood and carnage
style of that author. Persons in want of new
books will find Holbrook's very good place to OBJ
tain them. t,.-.-.-.... r..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

NEW PORIUM.-FRANCIS a. X.
~ GEORGE respectfully informs the citizens Of
Richmond aud vicinity that he has opened store for
the sale of CONFECTlONARY, both of foreign and
domestic manufacture, FRUITS, PRESERVES,
IICKLE, FIGS, RAlSINS. TOYS, and every do
scription of articles usually kept in such an esab-
lishment, at the CORNER OF BROAD AND
THIRD STREETS He would be happy TO receive
calls from his friends and the public generally.
q u His assortment of Goods for Christmas pre-.
sents. &c. is % mplete. de Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02
UOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

e DUCTOR E. u. hODlNSON continues to offer
his services the afflicted, and especially those suf
fering with chronic and supposed ineurable forms OF
disease. The Dr. has been engaged in the practice of
medicine twenty years-the last twelve in this city,
and therefore can give satisfactory reference. Thou
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Bronchitis. Fuor Alhus
DIopsy, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Scrofua, Liver Com.
plant, Disease, of the Lungs, Fstuls, &c might be
speedily relieved and many permanently cured
Persons at distance would 10 well to come to the
city and remain until their health is restored Ex
tracing Teeth only 25 cents.
Office Franklin between 18th and 14th sire ets
Secret foTr1s Of disease treated with great succass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

Hot CoRN.-Th;s book is receiving lashines from
most the newspapers, the anaund of its i'm mo-
ra'Ity of course eD edition asH be necessary offer
Mat.-Pet1sburg Dem. - f8I " -
Nevertheless. "the press must not be nuzzea',
If the people choose to run into trap after being
forewarned OF their danger it is their own fault.
Absolute silence on the part those great monitors
the newspapers would be equivalent to an appro-
val OF that new and unsavory dish, -Hot Corn"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

NJ O1lCE.-All gentlemen wishing their
~ RAZORS set, or any other CUTLERY, viii!
have them promptly attended to by leaving their
ders at my roBn at Mrs Flournoys boarding house,
or Mr. Bertboiome WIS, OH Governor street. and also
at Mr. Andrew Johnston's, No II Main ST. Thank
full for past iavors have solicit continuance OF
the same.
Persons sending six Razors will be entitled to one
gratis =. -
in l2-di &cit* MICAJAH s. MEADOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

AN OUTsIDER.-A committee of local preachers
met at Wilmington, N c.. on the 24th ult and after
an investigation OF the charges aganst Rev. Francis
f. Barring, alias Angel, proceeded to read that in
dividual out OF the church 1t is said that Barring
is dead If this is true, the sentence of excommu.
nicetion won't hurt him much We have kept a
pretty close watch on his movements, however, and
have no doubt he still lives s-t.-. s- s.,., ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

The seizure of the beautiful island of New Gale
donia in the the name of Louis Napoleon, the En-.
peror of the French has excited the indignation Of
Her Britannia Majesty's loyal journals of Austria.
liza. New Caledonia was among the discoveries of
Captain Cook; but the British government never
having formally occupied it, but having permitted
1t to remain under the sovereignty of the abort
gines it also remained fairly, under the law of ma
ions, the iawfulprize of any civilized Power that
might think ftto appropriate it, John Bull, there
fore, has no legal ground complaint in the pre-
misses. New Caledonia is but 900 miles from Aus
tralia. Tt is to be made, according to the Sydney
journals penal colony for such coutraband mate
rials as may be deemed unworthy the soil o
France.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

DESTRUCTIVE FIREs.-On the 25th ,ult, fire
broke out in the carpenter shop of Mr.. Brown, at
Baton Rouge, La, destroying the entire building
together with a planning machine and another
building adjoining. 1,t-s,.
The town Of Tchouia, Holmes county, Miss, is
said to be destroyed by FIRE, and about 5000 bales
of cotton are reported to have been burned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

Young Proctor and bis son Aaron, have been
committed to the Jail of Tarboro. N. c., charged
with shooting VIM Pridgen near Rocky Mount en-
the Gath Dec. last Pridgen still CONTINUES in a
very precarious condition, having been severely
wounded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

FoRGERY.-The case OF NJ, B. Abernethy. charged
with forgery, came up before the recorder of the
frat district In New Orleans on the Goth ult The
accused did not appear, and his bonds were declar-
ed forfeited ltix f5n4 = zsa 5s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

HEAVY DAMAGES 1t will be remembered that
come time since. DR.. I.andreaux of New Orleans,
was run over by the cars of the N o. and Carroltop
Railroad, and killed. Mrs. Landreaux sued the
company for $50, 600 damages verdict of $40 ,eoo
was rendered in her favor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

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.1e 80 g n1s.e i.Neseient!e epesptIna =
80 80 ne s1ero ceiie1 ssS rroseesson Build
49, - 49, 80 apsoy. na: wAnm IeW afys been
- 49, =. - 1oUeo1ee On sfne eve.1u2 g Jas1
49, = sex cecsce q q ne ioliowiag zen
= ~. pssess ~ saeced s.
-. 49, eue--l1s. kDwx1D slnrun. 81 4Hs
c.n.,tss, =. 8 ~ DE leh1P ktFfle AessrA Chas.
VIZ, nosloe q % 1heach, VIM e. Maseal Wn.
=. ~. 4s-...u. -. =. gnenesy ss3 s3F@'
ror ssc--.sr ~ svua- Taylor. ~
vg.,s,Snss.syy 49, = ssalr.. Wm 4, buffers.
.havs ssr;s.; su.s near Al q the stock 10 the
shs h,a .scr. M. 1.ee Tne ~ p sti open nf
- = II. .enee Woodhosse.
80 MUCH 1oR- -WHlsxEvs-Edward Mel
w gos drunk tast Tuesdsy evssiss, and then
nnasIcned 3 into Richard H Jacksou's bar room ~
where ne tool tod, treated his ffiendr
GisPussd = BIS bfll sbused the har keeper. Richard
e 9; Eneiso, and threefened to avail timself of
US asrkness OF the night TO got even with Engiish
sor Imssinary injuries peTPetrated on m acQuain
wnlle In ha!f seas over stale Not feeling
g take the Law IN his own hands, and be-
so.ne Judge, jury and execufionsr, Mr.. English
NJ properly eof warrants and soon thereafter
~ ~ Vas q ta.en In Tow by Lieut Kelly, and locked
Sp lor tne night Having partially recovered from