The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-15
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adui1stereu by MS own hand" And THAT Ca
ter, slave 70 James I'll. Grant, came to his death !,
poison administered 10 him by the hand of Franc
| Auburn"
Fetonies.-We appe1nl list of persons sen. fro,
the Hastings Court to the Circuit Court. charge
WIN felony, since the Spring. 1t will be seen tba
the Prosecuting Attorney, NJ. johnson. ESQ ba
an abundance of work est ont for him for tI,a -
sent term, and that not few jurcs win be redn;,
ed, TO dispose of the various cases: s-
Commonwealth Z. Ansonious n Bodeker. stsal
ing watch and chain from Ii. A Kuidwater, on .,
Nav last '.' w - -
John King; breaking open canal boat called uen
ny Lind, on 2d May last ..
John King; cutting {. r. P. Burks with an axe
ON I'd May last.
Wesley Fry; stabbing Albert Kirby on 10th o.
VIM w. Anderton; stealing lot of tools f,o,, r,
H. Burlington, on 18th of May last
u James Caudle; shooting George w. wooddy. on
Francis f. Buckland; stabbpe Roht K;,o -.
18th June last e' VI
Francis Foxwell; stabbing Jacob Garletts, on e5,b
May last.
Beneditto Massa; stealing keg of butter and bar.
ny, on 7th July last
Lazarus Massa; receiving the above named ar.
ticles. 90 i "
Wm. Sterling; stealing pistols from Jas EIlyson
on 29th July. ..--.
Jasper Coming alias John Walker: stealing horse
and wagon from VIM. Huntington on 18th August
last.
George Anaker; stabbing Miles Talley, on 18th
August, 1854 t.
John Adams; stealing clothing from James NJ.
Wilde, on 18th August last ..s.
Baron Alexander, alias Baron Sander; obtaining
money under false pretences from Phil Elbreckter
John Cronin murder of his wife, on the 18th Sep
te1nbcr Last.
Henry Abbott; stealing money and clothing from
JunluS Is. Roane, on Both July last
Henry Abbott; stealing money from JAS NJ Bibb,
on the Goth of July last
Henry Abbott; stealing money &c from Jesse
Whcrry, on the Both July last
Henry Abbott; stealing watch and some money
from VIM NJ Justice, ON the I'D July last
Peter Allen; stabbing John Westerman, on Sd of
October, 1855
Nearly Ready.-The contractors for building the
spaco1s hall over the first market, are fastening
It's completion, and judging from appearances,
MesSrs. Newell d Pearson have faithfully executed
their portion of the job, and, we have no doubt
will finish the building in ample time for the ap-
preaching Fair of the Virginia Mechanics Insti-
tute, which will open on the 25th instant As the
plasterers are now concluding their portion of the
hall, persons Intending to deposit articles for exhi
bition should inform Mr. Robert 4. Mayo or Mr.
James d. Browne, the Chairman and Secretary of
the Committee Oh Exhibition, what amount of
space they win require for their goods.
Procure your Certificates of the yir-
ginia Mechanics Institute who have not yet pro-
cured tickets for the second year. should call Oh the
President Secretary and do so at once SO as to
save themselves a vast deal of trouble when the
Fair is open. Those who have not been members.
but wish to join the Institute procure certifi-
Gates by calling as above. We really hope that
every man in Richmond, whether a mechanic or
not will join the Institute and aid in establishing it
on permanent basis. Indeed, the wlioi" State
should join in the enterprise. for it is one of great
importance to all classes.
Kossuth, the great trotting horse, owned by Mr.
e l.
premises. looking as fine as silk. 1t viii be borne
in mind that he went to New York some weeks
since, and there trottcd two mile heat match with
Ticondaroga for $500 aside, which he won with
great ease, notwithstanding the fact that he in
bad condition, and entirely unfit for the task. Since
then he has made a trial on the Union Course to a
wagon, which in point of time astonshed even the
"old whips" of Long Island. .,.s .,.... .a
The State Fair will open on Tuesday the 30th
nst and from all that re learn promises to be one
worthy of Virginia. Besides large amount of
farming utensils and labor-saying machinery the
variety and superiority of stock, promise to surpass
all other exhibitions. The ladies' too, intend send
ing in large contributions of their handwork
which will add greatly to the interest of the fair
Public Addresses.-During the progress of the
Fair of the Virginia Mechanics Institute some ten
or fifteen addresses will be delivered by distn-
guished gentlemen from all sections of the State
which will add greatly to the interest of that exhi
bition tr -.s'
O.a.z.:o,.
C1 ~ o. OP .1. 20, Ncoiitioii''s continue
w eii'ite o 81" 90 "A oii TINS wy aho !nlhase "
some unknown means 10 escape detection. Until
river ponce Is established 10 search every vessel
going north, before leaving Hampton Roads, our
citizens need expect security for their slave pro-
pery ..4 4.
Richmond Grcys.-At meeting of this popular
and well drilled corps, held at Lafayette Hall,
Friday night last, the following gentlemen We're
elected to the Offices named First Lieutenant
Louis J. Bossiellx First Sergeant Juo r. Rogers.
Second Sergeant VIM Ira Smitf, Third Saro.nt
/, NJ R,rrett. Eourb Soruo,nt Job, d yossh, ,
Ii;f.h Soraoant Ias A TsnIforS W. Ca.sn..i si
=, " D TeI e' Oh nI ,T n:u:, N. ~. ~ olai
-. ". " 1u n IN nnnps, oo; hIcharo
CraWiora 4tl' Dl'nn age 9tii' Cyrhs 'ossieux
bth, W m. turner We arc giaa 10 learn that the
treys are now III hourishlhg cohditlon, ana are
electing new members at every meeting
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over i,lls PoI"In ouno piu"s i 70 Ii1Ie oii
9atufoay i"s', T Srrel 1I, l.a ,nss "olu haNe
zone cren't W lee ii III tle , n VI s slol
indeed foprieto oiecr nus won io hiseii m .ne W
planse OF every ilena Oh tne lul ioL ms uosIalty
and e3erlohs 10 ensure Gooo racing ou II ne has no,
hed HIS purse WIN eOiu ne MSS d' ieast IcJu'enaeu
the avoTlte pastlne OF old Virginia and 80
completely Infused the spirit OF the iathes INTO the
thnt IN all time to come broad fock VIII bs look,
ed upon as an oass IN the desert OF ausements ana
the friends OF the turf from every section WIN MAKE
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