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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

LABELS NOT THE SUBJECT OF CopYRIGHT
The Commissioner of Patents, in circular
Just issued, calls attention to the difference
between engravings and labels as matter OF
copyright. Applications for copyright of
labels are frequently made; the applicant
thus endeavoring to secure for a fee of fifty
cents a monopoly for twenty.e .eight years OF a
design patent for which would cost fifteen
dollars, and give exclusive right for but seven
years The commissioner, therefore, decides
that in the case of an engraved or printed de-
sign, when issued as an object of art having a
value in itself, and intended for sale rs snch,
it properly comes within the provisions of the
copyright law but when, however artistically
executed, it is not produced for sale as work
of art, but is designed to be affixed in the man.
ner of a label to a manufactured article 1t then
plainly falls under the act relating TO patents
for designs, and consequently cannot DO pro-
tecfed by copyright.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

Family Diferenee.-Joseph Watson, young
man. appeared before the Mayor LAST Satnr-
day. to answer the charge of threatening to
assault and beat Nathaniel b. Fisk, the eve-
ming before. Fisk is the step-father Of the ac-
cused, and because Of his unkindness TO his
wife Watson determined to chastise him,
which. however, he did not get the chance of
doing before he was arrested. Few young
men. whatever the law may will to the con-
trary, can quietly submit TO having mother
in treated by a second husband, and many of
them would have gone farther than Watson in
redressing mothers wrongs, if those wrongs
were az grieyous as he believes them to be-
By way Of preserving the public peace, Wat
son was required to give bail for his good be-
hayiOr,
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HA How to Cure all Pain and Rowe Conn
PLAIsTs.-For Pain in tho Bowels, Stomach, Sides,
Llmbs, Back, Rheumatlsm, NenraisIa,Scre Throat,
Stiff Mack, Sprans Bruises. use HARTS-
HoRNE'S CURE ALL. 1t acts upon the nerves,
bones, sinews, blood and muscles, annhianng all
pain like magic Bottles IL, 25 and 80 cents
IL ynu suffer with Cholera, Darrhpa, Looseness
of the Bowels. sr Summer Complaint. use HARTS
HORNE'S GARMlNATlNE BALSAM. 1t gives
instant relief Bottles 25 cents.
The All cures all pam. The Carminative
Balsam cures all bowel complaints. rs cents d bot
tie.
Sold by ali Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk. jy 12-21am
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

WIFE MURDERED IN LEBANON, CT.--We
learn from the Norwich Bulletin that Chas
Stark, of Lebanon, murdered his wife Mon
day night or Tuesday morning, while under
the influence of delirium tremens. They
lived at house in the woods, about q mile
from any other dwelling. On Tuesday FORE
noon Stark was seen short distance from the
house, with the dead body of his wife upon
hand cart. She was shockingly cut, having
two wounds upon the neck, either of which
would have caused death; one on her left
near and below the elbow. Stark was imme-
diateiy secured. AT the time of his arrest he
told his captors that he was going to take his
Indians had been proving around the house
Stark was examined at Norwich, Wednesday
morning, and committed for trial. He was
more rational, but told the same about the In
dians. He admits that liquor was the sole
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DESTRUCTION OF CITY.-Constantinople
papers announce the total destruction of the
city of Erzeroum by earthquakes. Erzeroum
was the principal city Of Armenia, in Asiatic
Turkey, capital Of pashalic of the same
name, in plain on the Kara 500, or west
branch of the Euphrates, 120 miles southeast
Ararat. The population, before the Russian
invasion in 1885, was estimated at 100000, but
in 1874 1t was cnly 40,e00; it was, however.
regularly increasing. It was partly enclosed
by q wall thirty feet high, and had an exfen-
siye citadel. lis vicinity was extremely fer
tile, and near it many cattle, horses, mules aud
sheep were reared which, with furs, gals, &c,
formed the principal exports Erxeroum was
founded about 4i5, near the site OF the ancient
Are. under the name Of Theodosiopolis, and
IL was the bulwark Of Armenia under the BY
zantines, az IL was under the Turks, It's position
rendering 1t an important military post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

FROM HAyANA.-We have advices from Ha-
vana to the 2ist inst. The letters Of our cor
respondents contain full details of the news
The slave trade was going on briskiy, several
cargoes having recently been landed. A cargo
of 400 was landed at Havana on the 18th inst.
According to our correspondent, a, 063 coolies
have been delivered alive at Havana since the
commencement of the traffic, out Of 49,304
shipped, 7,24l having perished on the voyage.
Notwithsta landing this large addition to the
labor of Cuba, the value OF coolies is steadily
on the increase, and latterly sales have been
made at Si00 per head. Business at Havana
was very dull, and the suspension Of the
Spanish mercantile house of Mazurra & Co. is
reported. The health of the city and port had
improved slightly.
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"a Kidney ara RIndaer cemp,aints.-Ths

Ra- Kidney ard Bladder Eomplai THE
newest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder complaints, Urinary Distractions J.eucor-
rohra Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prost ration and Debility Of either sex, is HARTS-
H0RNcS BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk, have soon
been relieved by this wonderful COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared by II CheIsst, and is pronounced by medl-
cal men and those who have used 1t, To be the best
BUCHu COMPOUND IN the world. Large hottles
81; small bottles 80 cents. 4 fresh supply Just re-
celved by FISHER * WINSTON, Druggists,
je I4-3m Main street, Richmond.
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Stop THiefi was loudly cried on Broad street.
about 10 0 clock last Saturday night as man
was seen TO dash by the Theatre, at quarter
horse speed, hotly pursued by two others
The fugitive turned out to be negro fellow,
who had snatehed bundle OF clothing from
under rentleman's arm, near 9th street, and
run off with them; but finding his pursuers
gaining upon him, dropped his booty at 9tn,
made into some of the alleys between Broad
and Marshall, and effected his escape. Inc ACT
was daring one, and it is a great pity tnat
the perpetrator could not have been captured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

Rockstfs was as quiet and orderly yesterday
morning, as any portion of Main street. No
squads of negroes were gathered about the
grocery doors, no bad boys were shouting and
yelling about the streets; but men and women,
boys and girls, were as orderly and well dis
posed as ii all were in a church-yard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

Daring Nsgro-Mieaiah, slave to James Roy,
SATURDAY morning to answer the charge of as
saulting and biting Jasper Rowe. The negro
was hired to Joseph Fuqua as an ostler and
falling to perform his duties in becoming
manner, Mr.. Rowe, as the agent OF Mr. Fuqua,
corrected him. A day or two after, the servant
wa. again disobedient and complained OF
being sick. Mr.. R. attempted to feel his pulse,
but had no sooner touched his wrist than the
negro seized and bit him several times. he
was ordered TO be well fogged.
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Rights Of Osoneys-The owner or hirer of
slave has the legal right to correct that slave
severely, and no one has the right to prevent
him, unless he commits felony in SO doing
with the hirer is violation of law that may
be punished severely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

1hroring Stones.--Two negro boys Joe and
Charles, in the service of George w. Gillian,
were arrested by watehmen Boze and Bibb
for throwing stones in the street, and locked
up in the cage. When they came before the
Mayor, the offence was proved against them
and they We're sentenced to the lash
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

Resisting.-A negro fellow called Jim, in the
employ of Grew Il Pemberton, was soundly
punished, by order of the Mayor, for being
drunk in the street, and resisting the watch
mo-
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Disorderiy.-Francis J. Britton was fined
S. by the Mayor, last Saturday, for disorderly
conduct in Baker street, and riding across the
sidewalks in violation of a city ordinance
Horsemen would do we'll to remember that
the walkways are for bipeds and not for quad
rurer1s 117--Tr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

Ctsiisssd. ~ The charge against Wm H. Hay.
wood Of assultiug and beating Henry Msyer-
halx on The 18Th Instant Will - cxamined In.
70 BY the Mayer, on "Wednesday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

~. Licorice, in Mass and Stick. of the best
quality,
GUM ARABIC lgeuuinel, for Tohacconists.
TONQUA BEANS-Angastura, Black and Crys-
talIxed.
OLIVE OIL. in glass, of new crop. In store and
for sale low by ]. PITFfELD GEORGE
In Nd. Blair and Co.'s Building, Corner
my 4-6m 18th and Cary SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

Stealing LKmber.-Tbe lumber merchants OF
Richmond have 10 idea Of the amount Of lum-
her stolen from their piles, on the Dock, in the
course of the year. Night and day, Sundays
not excepted, planks are carried OF by women
and men, chopped up and burned, just as II they
were deposited there for public use. Yester-
dav morning between and 10 O'Clock, q white
woman was seen to march out Of yard with
two boards in her arms, and a. none but
strangers TO her were in sight, she acted as
boldly as If she were taking away her own
uroperfy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

mA. Tin Foil, of every Thickness and Size,
suitable for tobscconlss anddruggists and bot tiers.
Also. Metallic CAPSULES. Metal rolled to order.
Having obtained the agency of New FORK manu-
factuFer Of the above named tails, | ain prepared
to furnish any quantity at short notice.
jy 2s--dlm LYLE FOSTER, l6 Pearl st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

Blood Letting.--Two high -mettled gentlemen
met at the post-ofice yesterday morning, and
a real rough-roll- land tumble Ascrimmage,' y
each getting the best Of the fight, and both
sprinkIing their claret on the pavement. What
led to the difficulty, or why the Sabbath MORN
ing and Main street were selected a. the time
and place for exhibiting the power OF their
bones and muscles, they alone can answer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

Tates Dora. Two servant girls, Betsy and
Catharine, In the employ Of J. r. Hafnes, were
convicted before the Mayor last Saturday Of
using imprudent and provoking Language to
Mrs. /. L. Cary, and sentenced to the lash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

Hard Sa5jses.--Phineas Ely, . hard-looking
subject, was before the Mayor last Saturday for
being drunk in the streets. Phineas haiis
from New Jersey, and pretended 10 be very
sorry for his imprudence; but as he had no
friend TO 90 his bail and send him on his way
rejoisine, he was put under lock and key,
where the sight Of battles cannot tempt bin,
and bad liquor cannot be had to make him
drunk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

Military Erewsion.-The l.. I. Blues, under
command of Lieut.. Maule, have accepted an
invitation given by two or three members, to
make an excursion down James river, about
the 18th of October next. The trip is to be
mere family affair for the Blues and their
guests, and If the weather proves favorable,
will prove most delightful one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29
EsA5yRsF sFIE5NHPEE.sa I5HE q 5iFE SITS e g
PATENT MIA 4syaA4s AED EnDruprr vooprrc

FIBRoUS CEMENT ROOFING.
This Cement consists of strong giutinous sub
stances. ipgregnsted with 6broqS matter, end GOV;
perfect resistaDce OF the atmosphers in every 0ai-
msss' and w' vii xTER xsTrFnRtp phoor il
IL also reflects the rays OF the sun. making the
building much cooler in summer than tin OF slate,
PERISHABI.E II, and having besn thoroughly tried
for years IN New York city and VARIOUS psrtsc ~
United states It s the chseRsst sgd hest rooa sin
- General Oqios. zs Rscadwsy. Nsv yofk. :.
printed instructions for. applying We also .sl{rr
for sale Territorial Rights l1I poytiQn OF the
United States. lie 13-3miD j. d. CO. /.
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ea r.. G.. uoAson, Pra cticaI Hair Cater
A NE nRESSEP His HAIR CIlTTING. SHA-
INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
MARINE INSURANCE.
incorporated lss2.l


THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY.
M Ofice No. f3l Main Street. Richmond. Na
Capital and Surplus, s22o,000.
THis COMPANY has the advantage of ttcsHty- seren
years experience IN the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor of the public during all
of that period needs no special recommendation To
the citizens of Virginia.
IL effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
!ts cash capital and surplus above. and its
Affairs are managed prudentiy. but hberally, and its
rates areas low those of any other good institu
ton. DIRECTORS:
W. l.. CaNardin, J. r. Wadsworth, Patrick CnRen,
Joseph Alien, VIM Beers, Geo. W. Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos Samson, b. l.. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, chas. w Purcell, Jno. N Gordon,
Alex X. Parker. Jos. 7. w lnston, Arch. Thomas.
jas. a. lnloes, ii. A. Claiborne,
Apply TO the President Secretary, IN person OF
by letter w, J.. GoWARDIS, President.
Wa. WILLIS, JR., Secretary. je9-ts
INSURANCE
ON THE LIVES OF
WHITE PERSONS
GAE be obtained IN the
INTERNATIONAL. LIFE ASSURANCE So
GETTY OF L0NC0N.
tAeruAL cAPiIAL,. Sz.S0O0O0.1
flne insnranes Company, No. i3l Main street, Rich-
oprjso. .. D. CULLEN, Medical Esamin.r-,
once at tie office Of bTs Gibson and Cullen. south
franklin sf'f s,a As.s.s A..s:,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

GEORGE STARRETT, tBelvin's Row. Cover
nor ST. oilers to his customers sssortmcnt un-
rlvalled BY that of any preceding year. Our facIi
ties ior aoir5 work in and upon pEsn.s Stofss,
palring, pieces Tor Stoves sold in year. past, for
sale. Barstow's Spiral Furnace, for brick, slxess
Richmond Portable Furnace, 5 sizes; HedeDh0fg's
Patent Heater. sizes; Fire-PlAoe or Chimney
Heater, formerly known ~ LA Trobe'; Brilliant
Gas, G, Burner ias! saver, sizes; Factery Coal
can Cooking Range, for brick. sizes; American
Cooking Range, rotary top, sizes; Bay State
Cooking Range, tportable,l szssi Helpmeet
Cooking Stcye.a new Article, made for my own
Boiler holes, and large 0vsn-s simple, strong assd
complete" In addition TO the above. some City
varieties and sizes, suited to the varied wants u
the people. Country dealers buying hero Stoves,
Tin Ware, Pumps, Pipe. &c.. at Northern prices, !
save frclght: Early orders will receive immediate
filled in their order, and fast ~ the work can b
well done.
GRsAAddvEfs FTENNPERs TINlE sa p6K TINE SITS 9r
isi sssls :ss q s a
Tones and P0KERS, Seven d,as!sss si.ss ei
eel sGuTTLEs Gnass %Ss ;sH9sSsELs, ;ld FSs Sao.
Blower ST ANDS; Brass and Iron FOOTMANsi are
BRICK; FIRE SLABS and JAMS; sets Of SOAP
STONE for setting mp Crates; Tavern and Church
BELLS, 81 sweet tone. Builders, H0usekeeIcfs
and others in want Of any of the above articles,
ana manufacturing all kinds Of Brass snd Iron
BRASS Fo1NBRY, VI ftS and and dRXTE and FESDEx
MANUFACT0RY, No. rs Main street, between
9Th and eth streets, west side. Richmond vsor
..- - -
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NJ Mrs. j. A. Williams. VI. d., offers her
services tn those of her sex, and to children.
who may need medical advice OF attendance.
Especial attention gwen to the management OF
female diseases, and displacements.
Those wishing interview at their residence,
ean.address Post Office, Box S47.
REsIDsscE on Clay, between 4th and 9th streets,
Richmond, Va. au4-lmf
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M JACOB yINcENTs
ron,,uvrrsI IG4M lfdMas M4RRlEE HssE ptrcrs -

or KVKRY STYLE on DEsI0N.
The public are respectfully invited to call at oay
Yard between 5th and 9th streets, Main, and ex-
anime my work, which cannot be e1celled ~ AHy
other establishment North or South, which VIII
sell as low as any establishment in this city o. ess
Wh0Yo. toI-&0
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RETURN OF THE MOUNTAIN MEADOWS CHIL-
-pREN.-The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
has received a dispatch from WIN. @. Mitchell,
special agent, announcing the safe arrival a.
Leayenworth, Kansas Territory, ef the chill
dren saved from the Mountain Meadows mas
sacre. Mr.. Mitchell is a near relative Of some
of those who fell victims to that terrible
slaughter, and his safe return with the chill
dren will be an occasion Of great JOY in the
State of Arkansas, from whence the parents
of these little survivors first took up their
march towards the Pacific.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

GREAT DROUGHT IN MAISE.-The drought
in Maine is very severe. In many towns the
wells are nearly dried up. Brooks tina. were
Fires are raging in the woods, which makes Il
very smoky; the atmosphere is quite thick
with smoke in many Of the towns In Wash
ington county. Vessels that arrive from sea
renort yery thick smoke along the coast At
two miles distance from land, the smoke Is
thick as sea fog. The rivers are very low no
saving lumber until fall rains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

William Ellis, q highly respectable citizen
Of Essex county, Va, died on Thursday morn
ing last.
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ns- s-Remoyal.- w. Minnis has remeyed

Ma Removal --G. W. Minnis has removed
HIS PHOTOGRAPH and FINE ART GALLERY
from l9T Main street, to the building adjoining Co
rinthIan Hall, two doors below 9th street, where he
has fitted up and arranged suit of rooms for the
especial purpose of conducting the Photographic
art IN all ts various branches. visit 10 his new
establishment from his friends aud patrons, and the
public generally, ls most respectfully solicited.
H r. G.. Ho%son, Practical Hair Cater
ANB DRESSER.--His HAIR CUTTING, SHA-
WING, SHAMP0OiNG and DYElNG ROOMS are
under the American Hotel. Gentlemen wishing to
get their HAIR CUT in the latest and most ap
proved style, would advise you TO call on him.
Entrance ON Iith street.
BA Licericer-A. u. &. Brand.-The above
well knowr favorite Brand always on sale BY,
JAMES C. McANDREW,
deS-ly s. Pine street. New York.
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INDIANS IN FLoRIDA.-The editor OF the fer-
n,ndina ria. ) East FIordan learns from Mr..
II. a. Crane an old resident OF Fort Myers,
that the en- tire number Of Indians remaining
in the State is only 81, whom he class'fes a.
follows: IA warriors, with OLD cam Jones,
Q Of whom are quite old, and % children OF All
descriptions Mr.. Crane believes they Will
consent TO emigrate as soon as Sam Jones dies.
They compose three different parties, occupy
ing different parts of the country, but all &C.
knowledge Sam IS their chief
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The Traeeiing Rotcdies who arrived here last
week from Baltimore, to escape the punish
ment justly due them for their murderous
deeds, have kept very quiet since Thursday
night. Some two or three Of thers, 1t is said,
have left for parts unknown; but unless their
natures undergo an entire change, it will be
impossible for them to keep out Of broils, and
from thus making known who they are
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TwENTY-ONE SLAVES MANuMIrTED-The
CANA packet "John Il. Bortie,u lying in the
river above Broad street bridge, has on board
mitted by their late owner, Pleasant Hurnet
OF Mecklenburg county, Virginia. They are
likely looking men and women. They are
under the charge Of Robert NJ Hutchinson and
Chas. S. Hutchinson, who have selected lands
In Hardin county, near kenton, for their ioca-
ton, and for which they will take the train on
the q. /. and Ind. r. this morning The tes-
tator, Mr. Burnet, did not free all his slaves i;
only those who had been faithfnl, and were
deemed competent to care for themselves.--
Good lands have been selected for the negroes
TO settle upon, in accordance with the provi-
sions of the will, and they will b furnished
with oil the necessary tools and fmplemeats
to commence operations.-O OAie State Josrsal,
Arg. q.
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Strange Disappearanes.-For several days
past no little surprise has been expressed at
the sudden disappearance of woman of the
pave, who had resided near the gas works, and
apprehensions Were entertained that she had
been fouily dealt by On Saturday morning it
was reported that the body of u white woman
had been found in James river. and by that
afternoon scores of persons were satisfied that
it was that of the missing woman, and that
Justice Atlee, of Henrico county. was prepar-
ing to hold an inquest over it at Mayo's creek
No one of whom we enquired had seen the
corpse; but as all had received their informa-
ton from reliable authority, and none doubted
the truth of the report, we determined to know
the facts before giving publicity to what we
had heard. Early yesterday morning we went
in search of Justice Atlee, and on finding him,
learned that he had held no inquest, and that
in all probability the rumor originated in
the discovery of a dead body near City
Point. The Rockets woman, however, is yet
missing, but some of the persons residing in
her neighborhood incline to the opinion that
she had only changed her place of abode.
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Cant samuel Stone, an old citizen Of Dan
Wills, Va, died on the aeth inst,
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I JAMEsssl ssl z, r SkSTFf,so skSTIY. fsor won,

j ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
IRON RAfLlNGS, ,VERANDAHS, 1ALc0-
MES. CHAIRS. SETTLES, Re-; also, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and eyery other kind Of
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at short notice.
"a Particular attention given 70 eucloetng Burial
Lots in the city and country.
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SERIOUS CHARsE--A painter named Wat
son. charged wi,hcommitting rape on little
girl about nine years of aee. At the White Sui
phur Springs, was arrested near Charlostes.
willie, Va, last week. II seems that he escaped
the officers OF the law at the White Sulphur
and made his way to the University, near
which he resides but the sheriff Of Green-
brier having made requisition for him, ne
was arrested and committed to Jail 70 Await
the order Of the sheriff.