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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21
RI C Il nj 0 ND, Va
SATURDAY MORNING., JANUARY al. 1854
SI'IRIf OF The PhEo.


Yesterdays Mail gives brief political history OF
Hon. Henry S. Foote.
The URig comments on Senator Olds resolution
for Kidding the State of the present small note is
Until some other currency is provided, should
the officers of Internal Improvement companies
rigdly carry out tue provisions of this resolution,
what means would they have to transact the every
day business devolving upon thema How would
they get along in the payment Of small bills to la
borers on the works; in accommodating the travel
ing public with change, in the collection of fare.
Sca Meantime, "shoud the House take sufficient
iancy to this recently invented shinplaser panacea
to pass it, we may soon expect to see some OF the
beauties OF its operations. In that event. together
with the general caring system proposed, the In
fiction OF fines and the imprisonment in county
ais, orin the State peniteniiary, for any inracton
Of laws that may be imposed upon the good people
Of the commonwealth by our Democratic rulers,
something ought to be effected in getting rid OF this
grievance"
The Penny Post notices portraiture of the late
John Hampden pleasants, drawn by Mr.. Grigsby in
alecture before the Virginia Historical Society," and
corrects misapprehension into which the lecturer
cSCIio W buNC sdIiuS tddb AL. Ad0 tCdu
history rather by snatches than on system" The
Post states that the study of history with him
passion from his tenth year to the day ofhs death
1t grew with his growth, strengthened with his
strength and ourished in intense vgor even to the
last.
The Examiner has long leader on "The Railroad
Legislation of Virginia" containing small
amount Of sarcasm. We quote portion to show
the tenor of the article:
One would suppose from the action of the body
and the debates which transpire daily in its halls, that
instead of being compoaed of representatives of the
people, they a set of Railroad presidents,
gneers and stock holders intermingled with selfish
skin iint set of forwarding agents and house
keepers from cities. The whole Railroad LIE gslaton
of the State stnks of the unmstake cable smell of these
vicious influences.
The Enquirer has an article on the "Hards" and
"Sots' in Congress. The varying aspect of the
ttful weather presents exact counterpart OF the
rapidly alternating changes in the political atmos
phere. The summa ~ rejection of Cuttings reso
luton had led the Enqusrer 10 believe that the
schism of "Shells would no longer vex the peace
and impair the strength of the Democratic party.
But we are to have no peace. The Hasds have re-
sumed hostilities with energy and ferocily which
portend a serious struggle. Nothing but disaster
to the country and the party will result from the
agitation" which the lizards have introduced in
to Congress.
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Moores Miner, convict in the Louisiana peniten
tiary made furious attack on Mr.. James F. Hay
den, captain of the guard on the 10th inst, with
long awl or bodkin, wounding him in dangerous
manner. Mr.. Hayden shot Miner during the afray,
but did not wound him mortally. ..
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
y 4 EgaV YESTERDAY. IS

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-J M Monterio, va; H c
Boyd, Eelson:J 8 Jones Amherst; w Terrell, y 8
BraSleg B. gs$s.
G II Jones. " II Trent, vsi Emmerscn. Q Haze,
Hisls pr Wills Wi,,on Ps.srsburE Judge Pits
Griffths, Ball; T H Christmss II w Chant, h C; Mrs
3 Hicks. Brpqnswisl; Springs ~ W; = 0rs:hsm. =
nett nett Essss; . Dr. T Carter, Gregory. King Wm Rs !.
sIsaSs eiRIss Ross Sss spsn.p9
deid;p Iap Wood. Alb; I N Crowdsr. Norfolk; " 4
Sterit Fl Bare, Goodwyn, Stsunton; , Crews
COLUMBIAN HOTEL. IS A Mann, A Hswkius, &
Hamblin, w Woodmsn, AmeIia; J Garrett O 4 !
ess Gsrss ssos. gS ssASs Sssss.s efa
Cheatham and son, q Chesthsu,, II Hardy, Lunen.s
burg; Lissons, F,sn5li1; na An IN Hss,di1s ss ~. "
:sn :as Iosss ossnss saysss cea oeoss
Taylor, Miss z, TayIor, Moodiy 4s,swsos.
portsmouth; w Winfree Jr,. = Clarke, Chesterfield;
g w Booker. Fl Evans, Prince Ed Jodhins
su,s; Mss;;,ben. LqI FrsSlp; coIsnsn, Bl.nch,
II Goodman, Col Crank. Albemare,i w Wrsht, Es- ,
Lynchburs; c Browne, Prince WIN. Z t's's
5 AMERICAN HOTEL B Brancom, South Caaa
otns; T Burhacon, C4l; Hsia Wm Callep. ~;
j no III KIRK patrick, fowhatan; d EnIousntvy Nnh
Hsrdaway Amelia; DR. Finney Aceomac; Thomas !.
Page. ladies' and s sons, Cumberland; Thos Hughes,
Giouceste w w Sharp, Norfolk; Powsiis
Murrat, S N; Joseph Saunders, N Orleans; n
Fsulcon, Javofy; C w Hardy, Norfolk; y Fisher
Gooehland; a Fnly, Clarksyiile; Tncksr BAL; I,
S SCarrington Va; Mics Mary 9 Carfingfon, Ky; y
Simcouton, w X Simcnnton, Georaia:lW kick- 4
mon, Cincinnat Mr. Juchl Canaas; L Lsbbcsk. ~
C Gorton and lady, Beifont And Beam, SaSD - -
dexter. Z K Ewing, Bait 6chermerborn, kich-
,r,snS. oses M eiiy Mass A Thompson. We; gnols
Emerson. Portsmouth,; John Irackhsm, )" 1o,iess s,ss
q. va
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

+ = 6ENA1E. tsa53as ef.zftS
FRIDAY, Jan 90 1854
Repor.s from the various Committees were pre-
sented. al 4ss5A q eaas s. ; g1 u s
THE CALENDAR
Bills On the calendar were considered. The fol-
lowing passed
bill to change the Western terminus of the
Washington, Alexandria and Hampshire Railroad
All bills making appropriations, of which there
were large number were laid on the table as they
came up on their passage
Bills insheir primary STAGES, were advanced
) few resolutions were offered
On motion of Mr. MeDEARMoN, the Senate ad
journed
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HomIcrDE.-An affray occurred in Milledgeville
on the 1lth inst, between w. NJ Ralston, OF Macon,
and Arch. A. Hunt, of Albany, Ga, when the latter
shot Ralston with pistol, killing him almost in
stantly. Hunt was lodged in Jail, but subsequent
ly admitted to bail in the of $4,000 The diff
fculty originated in gambling affair.
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Man SHOT By HIS WrFE.-Mrs. Sarahf ferufeld
formerly Mrs. jackson, ofLouiEville,) shot lsrhus
band, JOAN Crufield, in Leavenworth, lad, on the
night Of the 9th Inst. the husband had gone away
from home, and was not expected back for two or
three days At night, Mrs. c. heard some one try
ing to get into the house. when she took rifle aud
fired through the darkness, shooting her own hus-
band through the heart The neighbors found the
gun on the floor broken iapieces. and many doubt
the truth of the above story, related by the woman
She was committed to jail in default oi $500 bail
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THE LATE Col. BLIss-The remains of the late
Col. Bliss have been conveyed to New Orleans,
where they await the arrangements for placing
them in the family tomb on the plantation of the
late President Taylor. .
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OLE 3uLL-Ole Bull was taken sick in Whining
ton, N. c., last Wednesday, and was unable to per-
form or proceed on his journey to Charleston.
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REV. FRANCIS BARRING.-The Milton, (N c.
Chronicle has information from an authentic source
that renders pretty certain that Barring Is dead
His former course was well calculated to produce
the impression that the report of his death was a
hoax. but if it betrue that he is dead we have no
more to say further than that it is of the duties
of the press expose imposters ofeyery form, and
more especially those who steal the sacred livery
ofheaven" to hide their enormities
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o. FOR SALE-A Lot near Manches-
iii ter, containing acres which is large and
c0ny enient Dwelling in thorough repair, with an
ceileut kitchen, servants house, stable, carriage
house, and every convenience and comfort family
may require This Lot affords excellent gard en-.
unusually healthy, affords excellent water, and from
which is fine and commanding view the city o
Richmond. Terms accommodating. Apply to
de29 TOLER COOK, Agents.
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REMOVAL OF THE FLORIDA INDIANs.-Governor
Boone, of Florida, has issued orders to Brig. Gen
Johnson, of that State to organise his bridate at
once in pursuance of act of the last Legislature
providing for the final removal of the Indiana, by
iorce if necessary.
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THE SHIP LOCKS are now IN fair way
of being speedily completed and we have no doubt
that Mr. Walton the intelligent aud efficient acting
Engineer, will push the work forward with all pos
sibie dispatch When once this great connection
is made the receipts OF tolls to the James River and
Kanawha Company will be greatly increased, while
the shipping interest of the city will be vastly en-
HANGED $3.50 sSssss BE- te e3sssS -
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DEATH OF CAPT. PARTRIDGE.--Capt Alden Part.
ridge, who was for long time principal of milf
tary school at Norwich. VT, is dead. A great ma
ny citizens of this country, who in their boyhood
were accustomed to regard Capt. Partridge as Sec
ond only to Napoleon in military skill, will long
cherish his memory.
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MURDER.-Two wagon drivers connected with
an Indian entertainment were recently murder
ed near the Five Forks in Person county, N. c., by
0 man named Horner. The drivers had purchas-
ed a keg OF whiskey, and charged the man who
sold it to them with giving them counterfeit note
In change. A fight ensucd, when Horner, who sat
by shot Of the drivers dead and broke the skull
of the other with the breech of his gun He then
departed for parts unknown.
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MEXICO.
The following items are copied from the N.
pieavune of the Iatb ;ns4.


The following items are copied from the N. o.
Picsyune ofthe 14th inst: ~
Gen. Martin Garrera fulfilled the duties of Com
mandant General during the illness of Gen. Lon1-
bardini; but we no not 1t stated that he Is to
itpermanently, now that Gen. Lombardinis death
vacates 1t.
A shock of an earthquake was felt at Durango on
the I'd ult., at 9 o'clock in the morning. The
shock was violent enough to cause the mass,
which was being said at the moment to be sus.
pended.
The English sloop-ofwar Virago, it has been re-
ported had been ordered to project the coasts OF
the Pacific against Californian aggressions. The
Trait d. Tn on disbelieves the report
Senior Manuel Merino has been appointed Chiei
of Division OF the Ministry of Finance, with emelu
ments OF "a, 900 year.
Santa Anna had declined to accept the title oi
Captain General, which the Council of State wish
ed to confer on him. He 1t is by no means
necessary for inducing him to be first on the field
fbattle in defence OF the country should occasion
require IT,
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1t is said that Martin Koszta is now in New York,
in state Of utter desttution. The Herald alleges
that application was recently made on his be,
half for clerkshp in that establishment, at sals-
ry Of five dollars per week.
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GRAND WoMEN's RIGHTS PARADE.-On Wed
uesday evening last Lucy Stone. the lecturer. and
Hon. Gerrit Smiths daughter, were promenading
together on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, in
iull Bloomer costume. DR.. Harriet X. Hunt is also
in Washington, but did not join in the parade.
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The small pox still RACES in Duplin county. NJ C.
Among its victims are some of the most valuable
and respected citizens of the county
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i SUICIDE OF A vIRGINIAN.-Mr. Daniel B. Haines,
anative of Wellsburg. Va, committed suicide in
Arkansas county, Ark, last Christmas day, by
shooting himselt az t-l 5
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pointed Sd Assistant Engineer in the Navy, Vice
Jewell, resigned.
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ADULTERY AND SEDUcrIoN.--The Springfield
Republican has sad story of ~ an frailty, by
which two respectable families everely afiiict.
ed. Rev. B. w. Wright, pastorN the Methodist
Church in Pelham, met young girl. daughter of q
deacon of bis church, by appointment at Palmer,
whence they proceeded to New York together, re-
ham, and she to Wilbraham BY steambost and
railroad, he wearing false whiskers and she not
appearing to be in company with him In tho cara
The girl said she had been home but was suspected
and has confessed. She had resided In Mr. Wrietts
Apply the occasion Of the illness Of bis wife, He
b ffbtn thirty-fve to foffy years old, and Il the
father of family; and he now lies in Springfield
jail on charge OF seduction and adultery.
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THE ERr TaouBLxs- Hsrrisonburg "Key.
stone" of "Wednesday. says ave understand that
telogFaphic news was received here yeaterdsy, 70
the eject thsk Judge Irwin, of the United States
Court q piHtshursh,k had certilied 10 Prevalent
Pierce 1s4 the process Of The United States Court
eould nat be executed at Erie without aid Of the
military Gov Hfelef. on tbm intoruatiou. pro.
eccde3 imnncdiAieiy % Washinetou. 4 y probable
chat wbn hoslays he trus state Of adaiIa belofe
he Pso6facnf. lhe ipsesference nf the Gcneral Go.
Sefnn1snk Nih hos 6o desgned nseeeassy We
.,s 81 4 s. ssss,s ~ q ;ss pss.s s ;s. ~. ass s
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Mrs. Mowatt's Autobiography, and Grace Green
woods Haps and Mishaps, have both passed to a
third edition in two weeks
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BEpraI.-M. Bedini was again burnt in eifigy in
Cincinnati last Saturday night. There was consid.
cradle excitement, and the City Marshal Rufhn,
was struck heavy blow on the head 1a27 aa's
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TRrAL OF JAMES CAHoE FOB THE MuRDxR OF
his WIyn-sThis trial which had been pending be
fore the Court of Common Pleas, at Toledo, ohio,
Tor several days. was terminated, January 9th =
The jury returned q verdict against cahoe Of ad
miniatering poison 10 his wife, cathrine Cahoe, with
intent to kill
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It is statedthat Col, Sloo has effected contract
with the firm of Sykes & Co., of England. for
the construction of plank road across the Isthmus
of fTehuantepec, under the Sloo grant, and every
preparation made for the commencement of the
work
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( lGAmBLINe.-A bill has been introduced into the
Georgia Legislature, amendatory of the penal code,
SO as to punish keepers of gambling houses with inn
prsonment in the penitentiary: sst5<-s.-s.@s
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TO THE MERCHANTS OF

L~aSN1 TO THE MERCHANTS OF
III TEA RICHMOND.-Every merchant that has
Il lNE4AS a warehouse ought TO have one of my IN
IGIlES PROVED HOSTING MACHINES if he
aIiIi la has goods to hoist to the upper story, as
he will save time and expense, say nothing of the
safety of his goods two three stories above bis
head The Machines have become i'll general use in
of the Northern cities. Two OF these Machines
can be seen this city, at MIR. (. H. SKINKER's,
90 Gary street; also al CRENsHAw & BRo.'s on the
Canal Basin n this city.s
Persons in want, write to me, East Falls Aven-
us Baltimore. Md. +. L. BATES.
have three sizes, to suit large small warehouses,
at less price than any other for the same purpose
Ia a-dlms
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GAWS, SAWS, SAWS! ofeyery descrip-

~ tion, manufactured and sold by
TOLAND & BURGER,
10th, between Main and Gary streets, Richmond, Va
CIRCULAR SAWS of all sizes and styles, and
every other variety of SAWS that may be called for,
All Saws stamped TOLAND l. BURGER, warranted
give satisfaction, if not, being fairly tried will
be exchanged or the money refunded.
Strengthening, retoothing and repairing of all kinds
done at the shortest notice.
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produce
Circular Saw either large small that we cannot
straighten matter from what cause or how badly
il may have been sprung or buckled.
All Circulars warranted to run true. de l6-6m
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We are panied to announce that JOHN H. COL.
LIkS former resident Of city. died of vario-
lpid, at the Irving House, New York, on Friday
evening last. He was twenty nine years of age on
christmas last. For many years this young man
lived with us, and evinced fne intelligence, amiahi
iity and industry. He then passed some lime in N.
Orleans and Panama; and has tor year or two past
been the popular purser on the Collins stesIner AT.
thize with his relatives IN their painful loss Peace
10 his ashes i-EaqHiver. Il
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ODD DFELLowsHIP.-The Odd Fellows of Charles.
ton celebrated the anniversary of their institution
into South Carolina, last Tuesday, in fine style.
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IAcoUrrrAL OF NUGENT.- -Nugent, the watchman
suspected of firing Metropolitan Hall, New York
has been discharged for want of evidence.
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; M. BoDIsco-We are much grieved to have
to state that to-day, but slight hopes entertained
of the recovery OF NJ Bodiaco, Russian Minister to
the United States. His illness arises from infana
nation of the bowels Wash. Star 18th. f.
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"A few days ago, negro man belonging to Mr..
Payne ofLee county, Georgia, struck his overseer,
Mr Mulkie on the head with an axe, killing him
instantly. The negro was sent to Jail,
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LOVE, MURDER AND SUICIDE.-lt was stated by
telegraph few days ago, that young man, nam
ed HenryN. Sargent, deliberately killed young
lady, Miss Servila Jones, aged II years, and then
shot himself, on the 18th inst, at New Boston. N.
H. The Manchester Mirror which has long &C
count of thetragedy, says; F
About a year ago he become enamored with
Servilla and, as neighbors say, for while she
was pleased with his attentions. but through out
ward influences was induced TO treat him cOldly-
Upon this subject, that OF ofmarrying her. from that
moment he has been insane; it has been his only
great engrossing idea. He said last summer that
it she did not marry him he would murder her.
Last week he asked the sexton OF the town if he
could dig grave for him this week The day be-
tore this sad event he told one OF his friends that
he wanted to have him attend his funeral on the
next Sabbath. 1t seems that he had calculated
this deliberately.
On the morning of the 18th inst, he ate hearty
breakfast at neighbors house, and started tor the
residence OF his mother, l-2 miles distant He
took the road on which he knew Servia Travelled
m going TO school, and he calculated to meet her.
The school is part way down long and steep hill
Some hundred rods beyond il he met her, and she
said Good morning, Henry he made no remark
but took hold OF her right arm with his lett hand,
and with his right instantly drew a set-cocking
slx-barreled Aliens revolver, and discharged sit
several times into the side other head and che fell
liieless Instantly he put one ofAiens one barrel
rifle pistols perpendicuiary to the side of his head
little above the ear, and discharged it, and the
bali passed through his head and he fell by her side
senseless Her brother, Is years old, was near by
also some smaller children and hey were terribly
frightened so that before they had got the news to
the nearest house, two men came along and found
them above described He could bur just breathe;
it was not supposed that he would survive many
minutes, but he continued alive about SIX hours
longer. 5...l
The blood of each one made deep hole in the
snow, some six inches in diameter, and four feet
from each other. The mother of Henry heard the
reports the pistol five in number, as she says
and it instantly flashed upon her mind '.Henry had
killed himself" Two OF the barrels of the pistol
with which he shot her were loaded when found
and it is supposed that he fred at her iour times
and reserved the rife pistol for his own destrue-
aon razor was found in his pocket. He had
determined to make death sure. doubtless, and in
case OF failure OF the pistol to cut his throat
Several letters were found on his person, giving
directions to his mother, sisters and brothers, and
d'sposng OF his property In one OF the letters he
requested that he succeeded in killing Serviila
that her remains might be buried by the side of his
own.
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Governor STREET has been rendez-
vous for negroes to play and fight in. at pleasure
since the fret OF January RAIN or shine crowds E,
ss busiiy engaged with their marbles and other
ssyes a Il they were hired to disturb the public
peace. u -. =. - 4sts~. * gsaf
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REMOVAL.--sMITH & ROBERTS


Buildings, Pearl street.
Thankful for the liberal patronage of their old
friends and customers respectfully solicit con-
hnuance of the same, and would invite the attention
CHiNISTS, COACH MAKERS, and HOUSE BULL
DERS. to their superior assortment of GOODS and
TOOLS adapted to the wants of the trade.
We now receiving part, and will shortly have
in store the whole of our SPRING STOCK, embra-
cling many and desirable Goods. Coachulaker rs
will find it TO their interest to cali and examine
entire new stock of COACH HARDWARE ard
TRIMMINGS, to be opened the ensuing month.
Our regular assortment of HARDWARE, CUT
LERY, GUNS and SADDLERY, will be greatly
increase and il will be constant aim to meet the
wants of customers and friends, both in goods and
prices. SMITH L. ROBERTS,
iseIm p Pearl street.
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The suspension bridge across the river at New
port, Kentucky. which fell down few days ago,
was erected at cost of $50 OO0 1t will be put up
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cua-,.n HoRsrs-.Iosenh Angel.

sHoEIEc HoRsEs.- Joseph Angel 9
hlacksmith, charged with obstructing the side
walk near biz shop. BY horses carried there 20 BE-
shod was before the Mayor yesterday. Mr. A. bad
never intentionally violated an ordnance. He had
10 lead horses across the footway to get them on
bis premises, but he never used the streee 20 con
d,,ef his business In. The case was conttnusd
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.TRorrM0.-John Lumpkin was fined u
and eoss for the rapid driving Of bis tean " Sec
ond street on the 9Th Inst, BY his servant Jeaer-
son.
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HrsR1co CIRc0lr ICouRr.-By

HEHR1co CIRcUlr 'CouRr.--By an ar
entered info between the two gentle
men, Judge Wells is to sit for several days In the
Henrico Circuit Court, while Judge Clopton per,
me length of time. This change has been effected
10 order L, have certain suits disposed OF In Judge
Wells district in which he has heretofore acted as
counsel and cannot sit.