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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-16

~ The Observation-Disclosures of Schenectady,
are going on an excursion next week. They have
chartered raft and intend to pole themselves up
the Mohawk, "til they get tired: ;, They will be
gone two days and night Tickets, one dollar
and found, provided you do not get lost where
the water is over twelve feet decp.-1b. Knick.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-16

TAKING THE CENsUs.-The following colo
quy took place between a Census Marshal and
a native of Germany, III Albany:
who lives here = s
'Yaw.' ..
What's your name y
'Sharmany, on der Rhine
Whats your fathers name'
Nix for Staw.' BIS
when did YOU arrive in Albany
Nit a steamboats,
Got any children?'
'Yaw-two barrels NIT krout.'
How long have You resided in this house7'
Two rooms and der easements
Who owns this building!
i pays hitting Hans pays the same twice a
month.
'Whcrc did you live last year,
Across der red store as YOU come up mid der
market in your right hand, perhind der pump vat
perlongs to der blacksmid shops ..
The Marshal having entered all this, made up
his mind that he would push ahead, and examine
Hans, who lives up stairs, mid der bani1ters."
We shall note his success at an carly day.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-16

The ROCHESTER, DEMOCRAT says that
there will be no peaches in western New
York, this fall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

THEATRE-Mrs. Howard, the brilliant
and versatile coincidence, was received last night
with the most lattering demonstrations of applause
In truth this lady has always been the especial ia
vorite of the Richmond public, position for which
her talents eminently qualify her There Is no one
among US, who does not welcome her to the stage,
and all are led away by an irresistible flow of en-
thusiasm on listening to her sparkling wit and mu.
steal voice. 1t is almost unnecessary for us to ask
our readers to bestow their patronage upon Mrs.
Howard for that they will. certainly do We de.
sire however, 10 inform them that the sterling COZ
medy of the School for Scandal will be presented
tonight, in which Mrs. H. will play the part of
Lady Teazle, supported by a good caste. An ex-
cellent farce will also be performed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

Mounr VERNON AssocfATioH.---We have
received the consultation Of the Central
Mount Vernon Association. Of this city, from
which We learn that the object Of the associA-
ton y, with the aid Of kindred associations
thraughout the State. to raise means. and to
petition to the LegisIatureto contract for the
purchase Of Mount Vernon, reserving to the
State the title. but allowing the Women Of
America to furnish the funds for the pur-
chase" The organization prescribed by the
constitution is very complete. Each mem
Der is to contribute dollar. 1t is urged thar
the ladies form similar societies throughout
the State to cooperate with the central So
ciety. 1t is especially urged that every we'll
wisher of the enterprise celebrate the ap-
preaching 2ad of February By contributing
to the Mount Heraon Fund one dollar. It
may be paid or RENTED to the treasurer, Mr.
WIN. H. MCFARLAND, or any member OF
the association, or it IL suggested it may be
paid to the clerk of the county, or such relia-
BILE person as may undertake toreceive and
remit it. The following ladies constitute the
Executive Committee Of Virginia:
Miss A. P. Cunningham, Of S. Carolina.
Mrs. VIM. c. Rives. of Albemarle.
Mrs. Johu Tyler, of Charles City.
Mrs. VIM. H Macfarland, of Richmond.
Mrs. VIM. F. Richie, I"
The new constitution of the association is
adopted because the proprietor of Mount Yer,
non has intimated that he will not sell it to
any individual orsociety and that the Fede-
raj Government or the State of Virginia
alone can buy it from him. The association
then determined. if possible, to raise the mo-
ney and get Virginia to buy it with the funds
they would furnish.
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DOLLARD'S LINIMENT.-That this il

i the best and most effcacious Eminent in cases
Of Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Lumbsgo, Paralysis.
Sprains Bruises. Burns, Scads kc., that has ever
been offered to the public, there is not the sshtest
doubt. The enceurasing demand establishes the
fact. We therefore advise--yes, persuade, all who
Persons who have used every remedy they could
hear of for Rheumatism and diseases Of like nature.
without obtaining relief have at last been cured by
POLLARDS RHEUMATIC or NERVE and BONE
IMMINENT.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO., Bennett A.
Beers, Adie Gray. Duval L Norton, w. P. Ladd.
the city. IN m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

The NATIONAL GUARD have adopted as
UNIFORM, blue coat turned Oft with red, and trim
med with gold lace, and blue pants, with black
velvet stripe down the outside seams, and gold
stripe each side of the velvet. The suit is GER
prove one of the most serviceable as well as attrae-
tive uniforms in the Virginia Regiment of Volun-
teers
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OFFICE OF sUPERINTDT OF SITS.
u RICHMOND, Jan. SO. 1856.
will he received a. an.

office until u o'clock NJ !. on Monday, the 5th
February, for grading 18th street from Franklin TO
Ross street. between 18th and Mayo strses requiring
the removal Of about 8 .o00 cubic yards Of earth.
The proposal viii state at what price percubic yard
sst prize for such portions may be wanted by the
Sstv On sfSsd street below Mayo, ON Marshall
II l1th and College streets, ard 1t what price
Leigh 20 90 ss,ss's oss~een Sssy sno
about 600 square yards Of gutter psve.
SIX incnss thickl on ssid streets 7. :. - :" =
M1nany esnmstes win be given upon the said
M - ~ progresses, with reservation Of % peI
oIsi tne ssmsfss TO be convertible Into City Bond
Ceaunk alssesl and reasonable ct such tims . the
oG ror fs,thsr ss y ssJssss may sssignats
y So-et =. BATES. eupt. eaest,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

erApptso ASvAa-DAnesAoUs CO4Df-'
-sor o. rHx WoUnpED Man Yesterday sfe
nam. dlfBculty occurred 10 the second story Of
acns,s saloon, sou1k side 81 Cary street. between
All, md virginia s1rs0ts, between HlCHAnD BbAz.
~ sn1 WIZ HoL DsNbn7H, both Of Manchester, In
hitch fhe latter VS. Dangerously stabbed b. the
rmer. the knife entering between the 9Th and sixth
ribs on the ist side and penetrating the LETT lung
DR. Warning WA called IN and rendered the neceT
sarv medical Md bat ct late hour last evenins, the
sitrafiou Of tbe wounded man was said 70 be ex-
fremely critical. Soon aitsr the seabofng wse IN
Hicted, Beazeley left the house and started ior
Chesterfield. whittier he was pursed BY omcer !onn-
son, of the Richmond police. .
We understand that party OF gentlemen irom
Chesterfield had met at the place OF this occur
renee and after taking lev social glasses BeazIey
and Holdsworth got Into conversation shout some
quarter race that took place several years ago,
when B. became very much excited and rave n tne
did h. B being an old man, apparently % years
of age told him Lot to repeat the insult, Wnicn
B did. holding drawn knife In his hand. when a.
struck bin full In the face, staggering BIN osck-
wards B. then made rush at Fl. with his KNIFE.
but was caught and held for time by mutual
friend After the two were separated. the CONVEX
sation was renewed. when B. rushed sI H. ana
plunged the knife into him as above described .
Beazey Is said to be a man OF high temper, ano
when excited, very overbearing Asthe case VIII
come before the Mayor for investigation, we deem
il proper not to give the names of any OF the gentle
men who were present at the time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30
DIED.

On Yesterday morning 18th January. GEORGE
EDWARD, son Of Thyrsgood and Mary Taylor, aged
years.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
his father at Rockets this Tuesday, morning at II
o'clock The friends and acquaintanees of the family
are invited to attend.
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RusAwAYs.-six negro boys the oldest

RUNAwAYs-Six negro boys. the oldest
not over fifteen years of age. off from this city
last Sunday night, and 1--WE OF them were arrested
Yesterday. some thirteen miles from Richmond,
brousht back and delivered to Mr.. William Goul.
din, the agent of their owners who had to pay
s3l so for their arrests The sixth one, finding
his companions about to be taken, broke for the
woods and il yet at large. When they started they
had no particular stopping place in view, and
knew but little of the distance they had travelled,
or the direction they had gone.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

Nor DISPOSED OF.-Eford johnson, a
slave In the service of Mr.. Mosby as wagner,
was arragned before the Mayor, yesterday, to an
swer the charge of offering personal violence to
James Clayton on the 21st After hearing the stale.
ment OF the complainant and the accused, the
Mayor adjourned the investigation till Wednesday
next, by which time it is expected that other wit.
uesses can be obtained
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOI.

" LARS REWARD.--Ranaway from "Sadler,s
HOTEL" on Sunday morning last, bxown skin fellow.
about 81 years of age, named JOE. He is a polite.
well spoken negro has been accustomed to attend.
ing in my hotel. and has therefore extensive ae-
quaintance He IL supposed to have left in comnanv
with his brother bob" belonging to Jones & Sla-
ter who took with him $500 in North Carolina mo-
ney, the property of his owners and it IT, therefore
quite likely that the two making efforts to get to
the North will give $3.50 reward for his arrest If
taken cut of the State; $50 IL taken In the State
and returned to me. GEORGE E. SADLER
ia 50-lw Main st.. opposite LIST Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

NEAT SETTLEMENT.-No portion of the
city presents a neater or more quiet appearance
than Oregon HILL and to judge from the number of
churches and condition of the Sunday schools, it is
fair to presume that its residents are rot only hard
working, industrious people, but unusually moral
The neat cottages, quiet location and good order of
the community, give it more the appearance of an
inland village, than the suburbs of d large and
growing CITY.
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF RICHMOND, Jan. %
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Jameston, Parrish, New York, mdz and
passengers.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore mdz and
passengers.
schr Henrico, Chester, New York, dayr, mdz, D
Currie.
schr William Colquitt, Phillips Washington, coal
Stearns Brummen
Schr Gen Cass, Croswell. York River, oysters
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

To BE IMPROvED-Mr. r. A. Mayo, the
proprietor of Metropolitan Hall, intends having the
exterior of that building improved and beautiied
rs soon as spring in, to make the interior
and exterior correspond In appearance. When
this improvement is made, Metropolitan Hall
will compare favorably with any other building OF
its kind in the Southern country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

THE rapid change of weather in our va
riabe climate brings unusual tendency to disease.
Rheumatism, Pain aud aching of the Bones ard
Joints, Neuralgia. and other affections of the Blood,
are but few of the effects produced. In such
a resort to CARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE will at on ce
relieve and in short time permanently cure. 1t
purlies the Blood and conseq aently removes the
disease. The trial of single bottle will prove It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

UNFouNDED RUMoR-It was reported in Balti-
more on Sunday evening, that the steamer Belvi
dere, running between that city and Richmond, was
destroyed by fire, near Plumb Point. The Belvi
dere having arrived here in safety the report was OF
course unfouuded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30
ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
VECTEPnAW

81. CHARLES HOTEL M Figg. J San.
drsue and syt, C.; CLARK, a! Large; Shield.
Harrison. Richmond; w e Banks. J Aylor. Madi
SOM Z Ii Coleman, Grigg, T Hewlett, A Jeter
and son. A Hawkins Amelia; Coleman Thos w
Ballew, D FL Robertson, T Robertson, Petsbs; Dr
Graves, K & r; w Spicer. Orange; H
Minor, Hanover; Z Gooch, Ell Gooch. Moody
Va C r r; g Stephens, White, Greene; J
Richards, Miss Shackelford. A M Winston and svs
Huntington. Fsrmviile.
AMERICAN HOTEL g r Crabbee, Barry
FL L Crenshaw, BALTIC; A Fobber, Buchanan; g T
Hcleman. Fuvanna; J Gait, L Wankieurey and
ham aud lady. J L Tate w Skillipger. Herring
ton G Mortimer and lady, Y; L w Turpin, s q
Williams Miss Williams, Boston; Dew, King and
Queen; z Richards, Chss Howard, lady, child and
svt. Philada; DR. Falcon, Surry; 81 Morgan, M
Allen, Fl Mullen, Washingto1; Reeves Pc
terfburg; II Howell, Orleans; J Griffin, Lynch
burg
COLUMBIAN HOTEL nj Bursh, Botetourt; S
w Cunningham, Charleston; L Pace, Goochland
DR. s White, Appomattox; l. Labby, Lynchbg
May. XIV; C w Hall, Tenn; ] G Thompson, Ma
rion; J w Woodfn, Netherland, J Simpson w
II Cardozo. ] ode, Graves. Powhatan; T C Cor
burs w Thomas, Savannah; J Fallon, Phila; J
Wadsworth, N j; Van Dixie, N Y; Gordon, Rich
mopd.
EXCHANGE HOTEL DIR Ouarles, BouIware,
Louisa; A Herbert, J w Finks Va; Williams, Ralt;
w A Willis. Chesterfield; J r Dawson, Bnfum,
T Nj Holmes Ph;lads: w A Caldwell and lady,
Craker, B Pomsry C A Albro, N Y; A White Jno
w West, w Carter, Petersbg: w Wood. r Nj
Anderson, Richmd; J Boyd, Wytheville; Wick
ham, iHeDrico; Parry. Bucking ham; r Wootou,
Henry; J Howerton and lady, 8 c; o Bunroy. g
Colby, Boston; H Force, Washington; w Wick.
ham, Mrs M Wickham, Miss L Wickham. Hanover
son; Fl II Lee, Winchester; DR. Fl Carter, King
William.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE OF this city
has appointed Mr.. j. A. BELvrN, the PRESIDENT ano
any other gentleman he may select to visit the
to be held in Washington City on the8th OF Feoru-
arv If neither OF these attend, then TWO otner
gentlemen will be selected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

The Dock was well filled with vessels OF
all sorts yesterday morning, among them any num-
Der of oyster craft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

REpAlRING.-The bridge over the dock al
Its Intersection with 18th street. is undergoing re.
pairs. 1t 10 very important thoroushfare, anc
should be made q substantial one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

YOUNG TRAvELLERs.-ThOm Owens
and Owen Folks. two lads, came before the Mayor
In the cage on Saturday night they are both from
Fredercksbur and admit that they ran away from
their parents We presume his honor will take the
steps to have them returned to the place
from whence they came, a. speedily possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

ATTEMPTING TO SHoor.-Ren Fortune, q
free negro, was arrested and Gagged last night for
fighting in the street. and attempting to shoot
Their negro with pistol.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

TREsPAssINs.--John, slave to Chas. g
Carter, sopvlets4 before tho Mayor Of treeaas.
ins on Solomon Davis premises and ordered Is s,
soundly hossed. = - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

SET-To.-Timotby Sullivan got into a
fight last Sunday night, and being arrested by the
Watohmen, was taken to the cage. Yesterday morn.
ing he was examined and discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

asssnget' per MNss%soP Jsnestown' Lewis
JDC Wheeler, M o Msiey, N Diamond. Misses E
Knapp, Anna Randolph, Va Randolph; Dram, J P
Chase, g HI Nicbols aud lady, w A Walters ] A
Thompson, J Dolsnd, L r Titus. J B Titus. J w
Woodward, Cartwright. Carson, WI Howard,
r Allen, Thos Williams, ] Winston. J Laferty. j
o Neal, Mrs Temple, J Monokeihm. lady and 2
daughters, T Il Head. P p Good r L Gilbert Rev J
White, H Jackson, l. Schesinger, Capt Skiuner
and children and I6 in steersge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

In TRouBLE.-Charles Doran, charged
with fighting and resisting officer Tyler, and VIM.
Earle, charged with attempting to rescue Doran,
were both arrested and lodged in the cage last
night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

HELD TO BAL.-JOhn Dom, arrested
on piece warrant was held to bail in $3.50 for b 10
appearance this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

No G0.-A summons against H. Baldvin,
for obstructine the street with IN iron ch..t
missed by the Mayor, Mr.. Baldwin hsvias 10 ssch
property In the street. . --S'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

NoTIcE.-An adjourned meeting of tho
new GERMAN HEBREW BENEFIcENr SocIEry will
be held mex. WEDNESDAY Evening &C O'Clock
at the SYNAGOGUE, blouse of Love,) on llth t.
The members thereof aud sll others who are Willing
to join it, are requested to be present.
la 3O-2t* M ]. MICHELRACHEE Chn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

BURGLARY.--On Saturday night last, du-
ring the absence of Mr.. Samuel Cornwell and his
family from their residence on I'd street. between
Clay and Leigh, their house was burglariously en-
tered and robbed of two coats, two vests, two pair
of pants, one pair of boots, pearl porte monnaie,
one knife and $22 so 10 money The burglar af.
feced entrance by getting on the coal house, ia
king out the sash of the window and getting into
the chamber. These facts having been made known
to officer Tyler that gentleman started in search OF
the rogue, and having reasons to suspect James
Banks, slave to Mr.. VIM Watson went to the
factory yesterday where he was at work, took him
into custody, searched his pockets and found the
port monnaie and knile He then carried the fel.
low before Mr.. Cornwell, when he acknowledged
having taken the clothes, and conducted the officer
to the house occupied by another negro where they
were recovered. The money has not yet been ob
tanned but the officer has strong hopes that he may
yet recover it, as the prisoner no doubt had
complete The case will come before the Mayor this
morning for examination, when the accused, in all
aprobability, will be sent on to the Hastings Court
tor final trial. he having acknowledged the theft and
given up greater portion of the goods, the boots
being found on his feer and his old ones in Mr. C's
house,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

N0TIcE.-We invite attention to our sale
of the balance of our stock of DRY GOODS, THIS
MORNING at 10 O'Clock.
ia 30-1I KENT. PAINE l. KENT Aucfsa
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qualified as the Ad-

Weiuhold, decd. all persons indebted the Estate
viii make payment to me; and all pekpns having
claims against the Estate, will present Them to me
for adjustment. WIN. LOHMANN, Admir-,
With the Will annexed of
ia S0-1aw4wH HENRY WEINHoLD decd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

The young gentleman thrown from bug
~ on Saturday, was not young Mr.. VIM. Bridges OF
this CITY,
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, In. ..,,.

CiLY OF RICHMOND, WIZ
This day personally appeared before me, ssmu.r
bsyly. Notary Public for the city Aforesaid, Vim.
cent barsamin, the President and John w. Rseye
the Secretary. OF the Shockoe Hin Buildins FnnS
Association who severally made oath that the fore
going true statement Of the financial sondition
OF the said Association to the 3st day of Dscembsy
1854 to the best OF their knowledge and belief s''
Given under my hand this 18th day of January
1885, SAM,L r. HlyIy By
ia 30-It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

TIPsY.-The Watchmen found James
Dickson drunk in alley, last Sunday night and
ant nights rest over the first market, he was set
liberty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

DYSPEPSIA in its most aggravated form
can easily be cured by BAKERS PREMIUM BIrrEas
Cases of ten years standing have readily yielded TO
Is all healing qualities. Price 50 cents per bottle
For sale by Messrs. PURCELL, LADD Co., and Drug
giats everywhere. IA 50
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LOCAL NAgTARa.

HuocKtFa DEATH - Yesterday morning,
a he freight train on the Virginia Central
Railroad was going west and when arriving
81 the Eve mile post from this city, near
Strawberry Hill, the engineer discOyereds 2.
short curve, man lying on the track, ana
endeavored to check the engine but before
he could do SO, the train had passed over the
body of the unfortunate creature. Inc On,
pir,ser stopped his train as soon a. ne couid
do 40. and returning to the corpse. soon SAT
isfied himself that life had been extinct ior
snme time. and that the body had either
fallen or been placed on the track. Justice
Nettles was Immediately sent for, and arriving
with Constable Childrey, held an inquest
over the remains. On examining the BODY,
three wounds were discovered one on the
back of the head resembling cut with
sharn instrument, though not fracturing the
hone: another slight one on the left temple,
and the third q scratch on the forehead.
The Jury, after hearing these facts, and be-
ING unable to learn the name of the deceased,
rendered as their verdict that he came to his
death from some cause to them unknown.
On returning to the city, we met with q
number OF gentlemen, friends OF the deceas-
ed, who gave his name as EUGENE GARRETT,
and informed US that he was shoe maker
by trade, employed in this city He was
about 25 or 30 years of age, and has father
Last Sabbath morning, Mr.. Garrett, in
company with y number of friends, took a
short walk into the country, and being some
what intoxicated, in attempting to cross the
race at Blakey's mill pond, fell in and got
very wet He went from there to MIR. Pey-
ton Johnston's farm, near by, and changed his
clothes for q suit of dry ones, after which his
friends and himself walked down in the
neighborhood of the Virginia Central Rail
road depot where they separated, he declin-
ing to go to Mr.. Nicholson's, on Union street,
,1here he boarded, in consequence of his ap-
pearance. From that time until yesterday
morning, nothing was heard or known of
him The impression prevails among his ac-
quaintances, that, being under the influence
Of liquor, he strolled up the railroad, where
he was beaten to death, and then placed on
the track, at a short curve that the cars
might run over him. and hide the murder
The Coroner, however, who examined the
wounds, is of the opinion, that being intoxi-
Gated, he wandered Off fell on the track, and
there laid until he frozed to death.
Yesterday afternoon the body was removed
to Mr.. Nicholson's 8, from which place it will
be taken to the burying ground to-day for in
terment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Particula attention is
solicited to the sale of House Furniture, Stock Cat.
tle Farming Utensils, he. THIS MORNING, at 10
O'Clock, at Mr.. g. G.. Whitslps reside nee at White
Plain, about II miles below Rochetts. See sdver.
tisement LARUS l. SHINE.
ia 3O-1t Auetioneers.
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FAMILY ROw.-James Welsh had Diff
Guilty with johanna T. Browning last Saturday even
drew the claret from her head and led to the issun
of peace warrant. Yesterday both parties arr AZ
cd before the Mayor, and after heading the
Welsh was held to bail to keep the peace In the sun
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Nor READY.-JOhn Adams, young man
suspected Of stealing rifle worth e25 from Elshs
Bethel. will have an EXAMINATION before the Msyo,
next Wednesday morning, at which time the VT
nesses are summoned to sppear.