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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11
MRS. KEMBLE's LAST READINGS
CHANGE PLACE

hs FRANCES ANNE KENBLE bess 20 a1pounce tna ,as
will give 9 closing Of thirteen READISSS fhOH
SHAKESPEARE, In Dodworth's Saloon No 30 byosa~ay
ve.l the others A. O'Clock on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
FRIDAY EVENINGS The will consist Of ays t 5o5 NJ
former and win begin with mo JOHN on
MONDAY Jan H. The evening readings o. the we
viii b. as follows: TUESDAY EVENING Jan ~ MACbnIH
NOTHING; FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. Is, MERChAnT w
VENICE Tickets 81 for each reading, may be had al Messs
Frsnc., Crowens and Chrrerns book and VIM Hall
Sons usc also from MI w. PomaD Janito OF the
niyersy Medical College in l4hs few tickets q.
q 10 for the thirteen readings may hsd from Mr. Polsa
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POLICE.-OWNERS are

l WANTED for the following articles supposed 20 have
been stolen Wheat and Rye in forty bags Canton Flannel
pair of Ladies Caters and slippers lot OF
Cigus Door Locks &c. Also, Opers Glass, Gold book
shaped and Chain and SandslwoOd Fan Call a. No
AIS Broome- ST., on the PROPERTY SLkhh.
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NOTICE is hereby given that Mr.. EDWARD
~ KING Is authorized 10 sgn firm per proc s,ion
and 10 act for JAIES q. klSOS Suns
New.York Jan 2, 1883.
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The undersigned will continue the HARDWARE, CUTLERY
and EDOE-TOOL BUSINESS at Nos - and "A Fulton st.,
der the name and firm Of CHARLES LITTLE Go.
CHAS T. LITTLE,
J. CUSHING.
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Gopartnsrsbip Noiifes.

NOTICE.-The Copartnership heretofore exist.
~ ing between the Underlined under the name style aud
firm OF CHARLES s. LITTLE Co., has been Dissolved, By
mutual consent
Eew.Yors Jan. ], 1853 CHAs. s. LITTLE,
=. G. LITTLE,
J. CUSHING,
r. J. COOPER
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6heS PER MONTH g. Co.,

% ~ No. 81 Duane-st, Broadway. want LAplt-S VI
GENTLEMEN for q senteel employment Those now en-
sseed in il are carving from ~ IS per day. very
and Ct oT town or country Apply 10 10 IL ssd &c Ma
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TIL f DISP ATCH.
TUESDAY MORNING. .............. JANUARY h. Iss
VIRGINIA NEWS.

THs srsuSroS IosIcips.-0n Wednesday last, the
Examining Court was held for the investigation OF
the hate murder In Stauuton, of which the Rev. u.
bowney stands charged. The Counsel for the de.
fence moved for n continuance OF the case. which
motion was resisted by Messrs. W. S. II. Baylor
and ". IT, Harman. The dlscussicn occupied
much time OF the Coart and the rnotGa was fanal-
iy ovcrruled, when the prisoner was brought In
and the examination entered into, and resulted in
sending him on for further trial to- the Circuit
Court In June next. large crowd was in at
tendance and much interest manifested.
WAlksR's MESAr NoRroLK.--It appears that some
of the citizens Of Norfolk are indignant because OF
Walkers fIibnsters having been landed at that
port. The Norfolk Herald is disposed to hold Capt
Chatard responsible, and says:
No matter who gave him orders TO turn these
men ashore, he, or the offcer in command Of the
Saratoga, has clearly violated the laws of the
state, aud we understand 1t Is intended to issue
warrants against him in every case in which he
has landed pauper, the penalty being twenty dol
lars for every offence, unless he SHALL remove them
beyond the jurisdiction of the city.
Col. Walter Muschet who died In Prince viii
liam county, Va, on the 2Sth nit, was merchant
in Baltimore from 1900 TO 1855. During the war
of 1872 he closed his counting house. offered his
services in defence of his country was dangerous.
- ~ hhc battit Vi DtaNcusDuTX, ana fa-
ken prisoner by the british, bat subsequently ex-
changed and sent back to Baltimore In a disabled
condition.
SURVEYOR OF TEE CUsToMs-Maliory T. Dickin.
son has been appointed Surveyor of the Customs
for the port Of Smthfeld, Virginia; vice John b.
Butler, deceased.
FArAJ AccpEST.-A young man named George
Culver, was accidentally killed at Nottaway Mills
on the Scubosrd Roanoke Railroad, on Tuesday
last.
RoBsEsY.-A valuable bullock supposed to weigh
1000 pounds, belonging to George IL. Burwell esq ,
OF Clarke county, Va, was stolen and butchered IN
some woods about two miles from his house, n few
days before Christmas.
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POLICE ITEMs.-Madison, a slave.

POLICE s.-Madlson, slave.
charged with stealing beef from Vim. j. Lynham
was ordered a dose of rawhids.-Ben was found
drunk in the street, and decently striped-Bill, q
railroad negro, committed a trespass Sunday
night, and was hogged for it the next morning
Dick, for stealing wood, got sound fagelation
After the whipping he acknowledged the theft and
claimed the wood, but did not get 1.-TWO sailor
employed on the schooner Delaware Farmer, ap
peared before the Mayor to answer for threaten
ing another tar" but as they had given no blows
and did not seem to be "fghtishly" disposed they
were released.-Bob, an old thief, for stealing twl
brooms, was locked up till this morning-.Jack
Scott was ordered to have his papers renewed OF
suffer the consequences of his neglect when
caught again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

hBNIINH NUIbANCE.-oU nlHHy CUN-
plants have been made to the Mayor Of hose reels
heing drawn along the sidewalk, that he has taken
the proper steps to have the guilty parties pun
ished. merchant, in going to his residence on
Shockoe Hill, few nights ago, was driver from
the sidewalk by reel drawn by several youngsters
Knowing that they were violating an ordinance
he cautioned them against repeating the act, for
which they made his tingle with coarse abuse
as long as he remained in their hearing. Another
gentleman stated yesterday morning that he saw
persons their way from church driven from the
walkway by reel on Sunday night. IL the pro
per authorities cannot protect quiet citizens from
thee ontrages, the sooner paid fire department
ia established the better
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CRUEL TRHATMENT.-Yesterday morn.

CRUEL TRBATMENT.-Ies esterday morn
ing free negro girl, nine years old, named Par.
thenia Wills, who was apprenticed to Mr. Thomas
Barham, "a learn the trade of sesmstress. tive
years ago, appeared before the Hastings Court "a
complain of the cruel treatment she had received
while in the service Mr.. b. Her person had been
80 bruised and lacerated by stripes inflicted b.
some one, that the Court ordered her into the
OF the Sergeant, and issued rule against Mr. Bar
ham, returnable next Wednesday, to show caus,
why the indenture should not be revoked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

MARRIAGE ON THE CARs-Quite a romantic affair
occurred on the cars between Atlanta and Mariet-
ia, last Monday morning. couple on matrimo-
mony intent, got on the train at Botonville, Cobb
county, intending to stop at Marietta, and get the
knot tied, but finding clerical and legal gentle
man from Atlanta on board, the ceremony was per.
formed while the train was making thirty miles
an hour, and the happy couple went on their way
rejoicing. This was decidedly fast match, and
the only marriage by steam that has lately come
10 nur nnfica.
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A TExAs TsAaEpl.-The Austin State Gazette
says the following particulars come TO us from
Cora, Cemanche county :"
ION the 2lst Of November, difficulty occurred
In this county, between Arch Northcut and Sam
llomsiey, in which Sorthcut was killed A few
days previous to the rencounter, Northcut had
made an effort to commit an outrage upon HONS
ley's wife. She succeeded in getting away from
him unharmed isave the tearing of her dress, and
ran to her husband, who was at work in a field
aoout mile distant. Homsley went to Northcuts
house that evening without arms but failed TO see
Arch, the shut himself up in the house) His bro
ther, liagan, promised Homsley that Arch shonld
meet him the next day and render satisfaction but
he tailed 10 do so, and the next thing Homsley
heard of Archie was we'll supplied with weapons
and bidding him defiance. On the 21st inst, HONS
ley and his wife were passing by Northcut's
house; Northont came out Of the house and walked
in the direction of Homsley TO IA COW lot and
stopped, pulling OF his coat, which exposed his
weapons to fall view. Homsley told his wife to
walk on, and he started towards him. Northcut
drew out his pistol snd held it in his right hand
and hacking on the fence az the same time with
an axe In his left hand. Homsley advanced to
within six or seven PAGES of him, and told him to
lay down his pistol, whereupon each party made
ready TO shoot. Homsey's cap bursted Northcut
nred but missed Homsley; the second barrel of
Homsleys gun fired, and Sorthcut fell to rise no
more, ten bucksbot taking effect.
Homsley is one of the first settlers OF this cou n
ty, and never had difficulty in his life before"
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FOR SALE. &C.

LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
II For sale. my Farm of 3il acres, In Albemarle
county adjoining J. o. Massey, Sneed and others;
1he Virginia Central Railroad and two from the Ri
wanna Improvement. One hundred and twenty
seres-oie-third bottom land-are cleared. enclosed
and highly improved. All necessary out buildings
and well of first rate water are Oh the premises -
Terms liberal. If preferred. an exchange will be
made for Richmond property. Address me at Rich
rnond or call At mT office, corner Of Franklin and
Governor streets. q. A. HART.
iS-tl6m
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revolutionary pcnsonor, named Joseph pays,
upwards of ninety years Of ago, was mfrriedf re-
Gently in Antrim, N. H., to Miss Almira GEecn.
wood. SO ?.
Lewis Bliss of Northampton, Mass. on Monday
went few rods from his barn 20 brook. TO gel
come water for his horss and in the act Of dipping
fell into the brook, where he was found dead on
| Tuesday forenoon.
| Capt. sylvanus Bliss, venerable citizen OF faF
month, Mass, died very suddenly on Wednssds,
| last.
| man by the name of Grant, was arrested st Lev
| ;ston. Me-. for horse stealing and on his way .
panenr. leaped from the cars, when going ~ tht
| rate OF 25 miles an hour.
| The trial Of William knight, for the murder o
| George vs.. Andrews, commenced IN baitmofe ~
| Saturday last. i. ].
CIV. stewart, Of Missouri, visited the Masssc1 z
| .ssss ieefslature on Thursday, In company VIA
| HON. Issac Livermore, Of Cambridge. .lsss
| Mr. stosckl, the Russian minister, and wife, wii
| visit So Petersburg In the spring, and mSSs soe
| Of Europe.
The snare troops from Ksnsas and eiseshsr
| sre 10 he ordered 20 concentrate Immediately 10
| the reinfoseement{o {of the Utah ex pedisson.
| "A little daughter Of Mr. L. courssy, near Beoss
| boro Caroline county, Nd, Was bur ned 70 dealt
ON tho I'D alt, By her clothes taking nre-
| Bsrou ycn Reden, Que Of the must renowned Q
German ssatIsticanss has lately died q iaosm@s
tion OF The lungs
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DEEPEST WELL IN THE WoRLD-The Louisville
lky) Courier says that the artesian well of the
Messrs. Dupont, of that city, has now reached the
depth of 1900 feet. 1t adds "Ths Is the deepest
Mell now known TO us in the world. The next
depth is the we'll at Grenelle hear Paris, which is
1900 feet. louisville has therefore the deepest
we'll in the world and the tallest steeple in the
United States the cross the st. Louis Cathedral
being 2S6 feet high, while the summit of Trinity,
New York, is only 264 feet"
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R6S GEO. B. STEEL, -

With the beginning Of q new year, I desire 10 re-
tprpmy sincere thasks TO those whose liberal patron
age have received during the year past. and re-
spectfaliy ask continuance Of IT, assuring them
thai all operations, whether In the mechanical or
operative department gili be- performed In the most
satisfactory manner. Having an experience of eight
years ia this city, feel confident ef giving, ~ re
lless have Tins far. entire sstisfaction may De
found nj ALL Houns. All work xArfs snted. -
80 Once aud residence, No zsI MAN, above 9th
street. nearly opposite J. W. Davies Marble Works.
Richmond, Va. ia lin
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WORK OF ARr.-The bust of J. l.. Petigru, ESQ.,,
Of Charleston, s. c.. by the Virginia Artist Alex
ander Gait. has arrived in that city. 1t has been
visited and inspected by many citizens, all Of
whom expressed their admiration of il as an ex
cellent likeness and most beautiful and finished
niece of sculpture. 1t ordered by the Bar of
Charleston, and will probably be placed in the
Court House.
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s6r WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE.

Syss rAxgNs-At GIBBS, of course, where every one
that wants decent picture, and not carricature.
.lways GO Besides, we have never been deceiv-
d by him with humbug advertisements. Az thess
ire sentiments daily expressed and carried out By
of persons We take pleasure "a saying that IN
addition 70 our inimtable AMBRSfYPE, We are now
executing Photographs, OF n superior character,
both plain and colorcd which. beauty Of nsh and
tccuTacy OF likeness. egualled by few and sur
rassed by noae Pictures Of all kinds accurately CO
ou L. and warranted 10 please. at moderate prices
AMBRUTYPES at one dollar and upwards at 0IBBS
Temple of Art Cornthian Hall, Main street. between
ith and 10TH ,n.
de II. B. dlbbH.
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s6s-"A THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY Fon.

svER."-Such are the various styles OF Likenesses
AIKEN by hIINNIs Perfect In outline. fne in hnish
ind warrant ed not to fade. They will not only be
10Y to the present possessor but will be handed down
10 future generations n memento invsiuahle--
Now Ia the time to secure one. as there is nothing
Tou could tender to loved friend or relative .
Christmas or New Years Gift. that would be nove
acceptable, ar NOR, appreciated A great variety
II fancy cases. frames gold lockets. breastpins. &C..
(which to have them placed constantly on hand. at
reasonable prices.
Galleries on Main street. opposite the new Custom
House, Richmond, Va, and Sycamore street. Peters
burg, Va.
CO. South will copy dc %
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N- Why surrEa vrrH RH.uxArrsr

Neuralgia. Head Ache Ear or Toosh Ache, or pain
IN any part Of the limbs body, stomach or hcwels
xhen you can be cured instantly with HARro-
H0RNEs CURE-ALL; 1t is 8 fine tonic for weak
stomachs and bowels giving them tone and strength
10 digest food thus curing Indigestion and Dyspep-
ia Let all who suffer bay bottle from PURcElL.
LADD Co, or other Druggists in Richmond. Bot
ties Is and 50 cents. oc 1O-Am
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The Frying Pan Shoals light vessel Of Cape
Fear, N. C., has been thoroughly repaired and
placed as near her old position as practicable.
Jsdediah Jack, Esq, an eminent lawyer. was
shot dead on the Gath ult at Metropolis, Illinois,
10y man named Stoier. Jack was from Pennsyk
yania- ~
81 my-whst are you about-sweeping out that
rooml Z" "No,p answered Pat, II am sweeping ant
the dirt and leaving the room." slr
The widow Of George Steers, the celebrated buii-
der was married on Wednesday evening last, IN
New York, to Mr.. George A. Lake.
The anniversary OF the battle Of Princeton Of the
Am rican revelation was celebrated III prinestou,
NJ j., last week with great seidt.
The New York Chamber Of Commerce 10 urging
repeal of the nsury laws, referring to the expert
Of the last four months as proof OF the insx
pedieney e!restrictions upon the use OF money
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SINGULAR CoINupENcEs.-Miss Eliza Iawr.

SINGULAR CoISTDESCEs--Miss Eliza Lawrence.
aged thirty, a very estmable lady, died in this
city at the residence of her brothernlaw, James
Nernoy, Esq, on the 2d inst. Her death was
caused by hemorrhage from the lungs, and there
are one or two incidents connected with her own
and Brothers death that perhaps would not trans
pire again for many years, if ever. Three years
ago her brother came from Savannah, and being
indisposed, concluded to remain a while in this
city, and room was offered him by Mr. and Mrs
Fernoy, which he accepted. Shortly nfterward
another brother, who is employed in this city, was
going home TO dinner, when messenger met him
with the request to hurry to the room of his af-
ficted brother on reaching which he had barely
time to arrange the invalid in his bed ere he
ceased to breathe. On Saturday, the I'd inst, al
the same brother was going to dinner he was
again met by hurrying messenger with the re-.
quest TO hasten to his sisters aid, as she was ILL.,
He went on, aud barely had time 10 arrange her on
the bed she died The places where ne was
met by both messengers were within a few feet of
each other, at the same hour Of the day, on the
same day Of the month, and both brother and sis
ter died of the same disease, at the same hour, aud
in the same room; and, as near as can be judged,
both died about the same time after the brother
reached their side - QIunabus Enquirer, jan
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~HArR Currrxa.--To 1

~HAIR CUTTTxa.--To the Citisens
and Strangers visiting the City.n you wish 10 get
your Hair cut In the latest and most Improved style
would advise ron to call on H0BS0N, Ut his Hair
Cutting Room, under the American Hotel-cntxan6 o
IN llth street. 49,.
N. Blot, Cold and Shower BAfHs can be had Il
all hours Single Baths Is cents, or tickets or ~
13-ff =
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pag- FARMKRs' BANK OF vIaaIxlA.,

DkaS~ FARMKRs' BANK OF VIRGINIA.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of the Far.
ing House. in the city Of Richmond, on wKDNEs
FAY. the 18th day Of January, lsas.
No officer or Director OF bank shall hereafter
vote as proxy Of a stockhpder In any election Of
Directors or officers of Bank. shall any prOxy
be valid which shall have been executed sixty days
before the time of election.
de i4-3tawtd j. A. SMITH. Cashier.
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sag- GovKnNon sraKrr srovR sror..

Fall campaign for Isiz. now opened, with larger
md still desirable assortment than In any for
ner year consisting in part Of one entire cargo from
the Justly celebrated foundry Of A. C. Barstow, which
udges OF good work particularly invited to ex
anime. Persons having in Stovea, Ranges, or
furnaces Of this make, can obtain repairing pieces
m application, at factory prices
~. GEORGE sTARRkTT.
N B.-Notes of solvent suspended Banks Of Virgil
iia North and South Carolina Maryland, Pennsyl l.
yana New England, received for goods at our re-
pecie. ecD
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GREEYOLD AGE.--An English paper publishes the
marriage of a couple. respectfully eighty three
and eighty-two years old, and says: 1--WE have Of
ten met with the expression, "a green old age bnt
have never seen 30 striking an example Of such
state as this must have been" ...
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CART INsPECToR.-Mr. John Talmsn
lately appointed Inspector ofcoa carts for the city
OF Richmond. qualified before the Mayor yester
day. This officer is paiJ no salary, but receives
twenty five cents for each cart that be inspecss and
seals.
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MoRE INoENpIARIsM-A daring effor,

NAVhh ANobSDihniSh-h uhTlHR euuff
was made about 2 o'clock, yesterday morning, to
burn the large frame hall of MessTs. Marxhaussn
Co., at the corner of 9th AMI Marshall streets--
Some vile wretch kindled torch Immediately un-
der the steps of the hail. and then piled benches to
add TO the conibustible heap, but luckily the fire
was discovered and extinguished before getting
fairly under way. As the hall ia a wooden one.
surrounded by number of frame tenements, a.
we'll as valuable brick ones. the loss must have
been very great, had not the flames been discover
ed 80 soon after being kindled.
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pAY-Tho Government has again failed to
m = tho laborers at the navy yard, New York
There has been no pay since December s, and much
hIsfress nrarnila I'm conseluence.
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SHERIPf's BoND.-The Hastings Court
yesterday fixed the bond of the new sheriff at
s300, 900. Mr. ii. X. Ellyson then gave notice that
he would be prepared to qualify on some day du
ring the present quarterly term.
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eas. A NKw Ham Dyr-We

Ra. A New HAIR DYE.-We have ecen
great many liquid Hair Dyes. highly extorted and
We tbe color sonSht for obtsinsd Whers
apply il themselves II any of our rea1efs wish n
get their HAIR Whiskers Mustauchs changed
from red light or gray, to most beautiful Black or
Brown and without the least injury to the hair OF
skin, We would advice them 10 cali on
I0BS0N, under the American Hotel.
de- Enfranca N nth strep<
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CouRr HoUsE BURNT The Court House Mt Greens
Vile, North Carolina. wss entirely destroyed by
FIRE on the night of the 7th Instant. Loss abou,
10000. Mort of tho county documents were also
consumed
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An OFFICER srABBED.-1n New Orleans. recently
a difficulty occurred between parties who hvol
opposing candidates for the next Mayorality, ane
the resnit was that Fred Jones, n watchman of tn,
First District, was dangerously stabbed.
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DANGEROUS TARA man PANIED Mar
tin walked into the Dock at its intersection with
18th street, last Sunday night, and would have
drowned bat for the timely aid rendered him BY
two servants, who heard his cries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

NoS-PArMEsr OF GOVERNMENT DRAFrs.-A dis
patch from New York, says the U. s. Assistant
treasurer there Is 80 reduced that ne has been
comneiled to postpone the payment OF drafts from
tho South
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

MORE VIsIroRs.-The Virginia Fire
Company. of Petersburg, have resolved to visit
Richmond en- the I'D Of February.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-We understand
that the residence of Mrs. Tyler, near chesterfield
Court House, caught fire and was burned 70 the
ground last Sunday night.
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DESPERATE CHARACrERs.-Frank an

George, two slaves, charged with breaking int
Jas. A SCOTS factory on the 18th of December
r0bbing it, and then setting It on fire in two
places were tried before the Hastings Court yes
terday for arson and graond larceny. The court &C
quilted the prisoners of arson, but found them
guilty of larceny and ordered them to receive thir
ty-nine stripes each.