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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-06

1 INTERESTING FROM LiBsRIA ,-Sv. Il.
W. Erskine, colored, Of Liberia, peated
his lecture on the +" Condition, Prospects,
Climate, and Productions Of LIBERIA" at
Dudley Hall, last night, to an audience OF
about 100 persons, two-thirds Of whom
were whites. As on the previous night, the
lecture was listened to with unfagging in
terest from the commencement TO the
close, and produced o most favorable i'm
pression upon those present. The glowing
colors In which the lecturer depleted the
country Of his adoption ,enlisted the
deepest interest Of the colorsd portion oi
his auditory. and caused them TO be con.
.yinced thaf ta1eria NJ ths land, above I'll
other lands, for theua.-LywcAbwy Rssns
9th.
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AN ED1ToR's TRorBLEs.-The lndepea

AN ED1roR's TRorBLEs.-The lndepen
dent says: s...
"Every week we shovel away into the
cats cradle more or less rejected manu-
scripts. Many of these are poems, which
at the same time are prose. Many are the
fins and tails of unfresh sermons. Many
are elaborate arguments to prove the good
ness of Coda point on which We trust
our readers are already convinced. Many
are theological conceits and whims-drier
than dust. Many are eloquent and fervid
expositions of prophecy, containing Won
derful interpretations of biblical visions,
wheels, and beasts. In winter, when We
have our stove going, we usually test these
articles so as by fire. But in summer
they get the advantage of us, lying round
in heaps and piles, cumbering our desk
and yexing our patience"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE BALMANAC-OcToBRRe.
un rises.......... ..s.1s Noon rises.: .::....

PORT OF RICHMOND. OcroBIRs.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Saratoga, King. New York, merchan.
disc and passengers, q. +. Watson.
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New York, mer.
chandise and passengers, 3. Ayres h Co.
Steamer John Sylvester, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, Philadelphia, merchan.
disc and passengers, w. =. Porter.
Steamer Valley City, Snyder, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, ". p: Porter.
Steamer Georgeanna, Hill, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
Schooner A. Trudell, Simmons, New York,
wood, Rogers & Crowell.
wood.
Schooner 3. Watson, Crsnmer. Georgetown, D.
Schooner &. w. BAIT, Kindriek, Georgetown, D..
c., light.
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Mayors CorRT-MAYoR MAYO PRE-
s1DING-FRIDAY MoRNING.-George Free
man, negro, was committed in default OF
surety for being drunk and disorderly at
the circus. ..... tI i@
Sam Cox, negro, was fined two dollars
for throwing rocks in the street.
Phillip Harris, negro, was fined five dol
lars for being drunk and disorderly on the
street. .o -.
Edward Warden, citizen, was fined five
dollars for threatening to shoot James Ha-
gan.
John Hewitt, citizen, charged with steal
ing q lot of hOrse-shOes from X. l.. Will
liams, was sent on.
James Childress, citizen, for abusing
Mrs. Nancy Eubank, was discharged with
a lecture. --..-.
Mary Meredith and Polly. CLARK, ne
crosses, charged with burglariously break
ing into the house of James Green, negro,
and stealing sundry articles theretrom, was
sent on.
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4 DAN CAsrELLo's GREAT SHow.--To-day
and nights performances will terminate
the brief but successful season Of Mr.. Cas-
tello's second annual visit to the city Of
Richmond. He has not only done well ID
q pecuniary sense, but he has more closely
established pleasant relations between
himself and our people. His performances
are novel, refined, aud pleasing. We are
happy In being enabled 10 say that Mr..
Csstello has been well received, snd thst
our exchanges South, nthoss places where
he Is advertised TO visit, extend TO him .
warm and heartfelt welcome.
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Mrs1cIL.-HIs ffIends will be pleased to learn
that Professor C. T. De CESIEL, formerly OF this
city, is about to return from Petersburg, and will
be stationed here in his professional capacity He
Is one Of the finest professional musicians Rich.
mond has ever had, and It is TO be hoped that his
old friends will lend him their patronage.
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Auction, Sales This Day.

RRoNAULT 1 CO. sell thiA morning At 10 O'Clock,
1t their store, large varsity Of household and
Kitchen furniture.
HARRIsoN, eoDDIH / &ApPKRsoH viii sen dis
evening at 1 o'clock, on the premises. eleven
building lots in the plan Of Bacon's Quarter,
near 81. Pese. and 0alhsun streets. IT
HARRISON. GODDIH / APPERsoN, John o.
steger, commissioned will sell to-day, on the
premises, Il 1 O'Clock r. H., eight building
lots in Adams's VALLEY near the workshops Of
the Virgins Central railroad.
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.-
The following is the Board of Health re-
port for yesterday: -......,, ~,

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
The following is the Board of Health re-
port for yesterday: ,-,..,...,,
OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH,
RICHMOND, October 5, 1866,
6 6o'clock p. NJ.
Sir,-The following is the cholera report
for the last twenty-four hours: ~ -
One case in Exchange alley (colored fe-
male) probably fatal.
One case on Grace street above Adams
(colorcd female) probably fatal. IL, .,pr
One case on Seventeenth street near
Concord (whitc male) fatal.
One case on Jackson and Fourth streets
(white male) favorable. -
One case on St. James street beyond Ba-
ker (colored male) unfavorable. I
One case on Franklin between Seven
tcenth and Eighteenth streets white
male); doubtful. IL !,
One case on Marshall and Seventeenth
streets (white female) doubtful. :.
One case on Main between Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets (white female)
doubtful. ........ a.~
Respectfully,
J. G. CARELL, NJ. D.,
w. ii. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Members of the Board.
To. Judge William W. Crump, Chairman
Committee on Health.
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
L TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Is now prepared to carry

MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
to and from New York, st. Louis, and intermediate
points, and as far south Atlanta, Ga. In order
to afford the most ample security TO shippers. 1t has
effected
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests Of the company BY each train,
with several leading insurance companies, such -
THE SUN, SECURITY, MANHATTAN. METRO.
POLITAN, AND PHOENIX,
2 whose aggregate e4pital and assets amount TO
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common car
riers' risk, and security IL Afforded never before
offered by any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE Is MADE.
TIE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRAHsPORrA.
= TION COMPANY
is now prepared to do business -
CHEAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
- can be done BY any other company.
J. 3. JOHNSTON, President.
B.P. PICKLE, General Superintendent.
nv f-0od1 us..nr
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REv1vAL.-A remarkable revival of re-
ligion has been in progress for some days,
four miles below this city, at Laurel Hill
Methodist Church. Rev. Mr.. Lear, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and Rev. A.
E. Dickinson, of the Baptist Church, have
been laboring harmoniously in the meeting.
From thirty to forty present themselves
for prayer every night. .,
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RAILROAD THIEvEs.-Yesterday after
noon, at the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad depot, thief robbed . gentle
man of his pocket book, containing twenty
Eve dollars and his ticket. The same thief,
or some other one, attempted to rob an
other passenger, who drew his revolver,
and the thief left promptly. t4aAI
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NEw THgATRE.-Ths performance this
evening commences with g Naval Engage
mentss and will include an olio aud
I. Black-eyed Susan"
TIE seats are very much improved.
They win now be found a. comfortable a.
one could wish. Every effort to please the
public b being made, and No trust thatplay.
eoers VIII make 9 note thereof and goye1n
themaelves accordingly. 1.s 1ls y. s. i. I
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The RACE, YEsTERDAY.-An interesting
race took place yesterday over Jackson
Trotting Park. Bob Lee" and /" Fitz
Lee were the entries, and the former was
the winner. The purse was for 800, with
spirited betting on the part Of outsiders.
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ST.. JoHN's CHURCH, steeple at St.
Johns church, on Church Hill, which was
blown down by gale, has been finished,
and the bell replaced. Itwas rung for the
first time yesterday.
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ADVERTISING FOR FEMALE CORRESPOND
ENCE.-About four weeks ago an adver-
tisement in the Boston Herald Of one
"George Willis" who wished to open a
correspondence with some young lady
with the purpose, &c., attracted the atten-
tion Of fun-loving student in this city,
and he determined to open correspond
cnce by answering the advertisement.
Accordingly letter was received by
/" George" dated at Manchester, and signed
Oracle Williams" q sweet, pretty, and
romantic name, which took immensely with
the amorous Bostonian, and rapid inter-
change of letters took place. Twice a
week regularly the fair Oracle" received
epistles from the loving " George" which
were promptly answered. A photograph
of handsome young lady, sent as being
that of the loving correspondent, and q
tremendous amount of "soft soap" in the
accompanying letter, at length brought the
Bostonian upon his knees. He revealed
his name, his position in one of the
newspaper establishments Of the city,
sent his photograph, and crayed the
privilege of visiting his charmer in
this city. After the usual amount of
hanging back, and q great display of ii
midity, the request was granted, and ar
rangemcnts made for meeting last eve
ming. The gay fellow came up on the train
last evening, of course. A hackman, who
had been let into the secret, and given a
view of the photograph, "nailed him" at
the depot, and conveyed him to the rem
devious. He inquired for "Gracie," was
informed she was in, and ushered into the
parlor, where some dozen young men were
seated about the room. "Therc she is !!
was the lacOnic introduction Of the usher,
accompanied by wave of the hand to-
ward the party. The new arrival was
dumbfounded. After giving him reason
able time to recover from his astOnishment,
one of the boys suggested that perhaps he
had been sold. He couldn't deny fact so
self. f.evident, and had the good sense to ac-
knowledge the corn. The fair Oracle "
was "invited down street" at the expense
of her "beloved George" who, having
seen the Manchester elephant, was glad to
get out of town on the fryt train for Bos-
ton. Presuming the Boston papers nay
not contain an account Of the affair; we
have taken the liberty to give th9 {acfs,
and will simply state that there - any
quantity OF "Gracie Williamses 2 n this
city who stand. ready to open CORE.
spondenco at any time. me.--Manchester Nv.
d.D -UnlQn. ..y-esz--z- -
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THE CRY RAILRoAD.-One of the cars
for the city railroad arrived yesterday
from New York. 1t is very beautiful af-
fair. From the energy displayed by its
officers, and the rapidity with which the
work is being pushed on, We may expect
to ride on the city road at the promised
time. -.
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ExrrvriyE.-Jacob Burnham, convicted
by th6 Circuit Court of Carroll county
and ssntenced 70 twelve month"; imprit6n-
ment In the county jail, wss pardoned BY
the Governor yesterday.
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The NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA has
been selected by the Secretary Of the
Treasury as depository Of Government
funds, -w ~
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FEM ALE TNSTITUTF

IL The exercises will begin promptly OCTOBER
PlKST For the frs ok OF the session we will nse
the excellent lecture rooms Of the First Baptist
rendered until the repairs on tie Institute are
completed.
PaVIls will please note the temporary change OF
location. ,
The President may be found At his former resi-.
d.ucc. corner Ninth and Marshall streets. which
h. sill occupies.
rTculars, with terms, &c, at all the bookstores.
CHARLES II. WINSTON, NJ: A.,
10 PRESIDENT :.
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u THAsxs TosPAryna.- TO g. .Ewsyns,
'Potomac mail agent 70 tho HArnden Ex-
press Company to the Adams Exprssa
Company.
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CIRCUS FIaHr.-Yesterday afternoon
James Scott was lodged in the second sta
tion-housc, charged with assaulting James
L. Conort. Both belonged to the circus.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EEMALE SEMINARY. No. 104
Il Linden Row, Franklin street, Richmond,
"a The exercises of this school will be resumed
IN, i; of OCTOBER, 1855. For circulars, stating
terms OF board and tuition, srply to or address :
Mgs. NJ. II. W. W.BASKERyILL, r
No. lod Franklin street,
an sThSMts Richmond Va.
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4 SPEN HILL ACADEMY, LOUISA
\ COUNTY, VA CLASSICAL and VI ATHE.
MATlcAL SCHOOL. Terms per session Of nine
month, from October lst, S22s lights extra. Ad-
dIrs,, TOlcrsviile. H"
C. ]. KEMPER, Principal.
..6 J. NJ. HARRIS, A. M, Assistant.
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u r. Morton, Cashier Of the National Bank OF
virginia do solemnly swear that the above state
raaf is true to the best OF my know edge and be-
lief ,.r." J. B. MORTON, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this ID day
&C 4-st Notary Public.
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Miss PEGRAM WILL REOPEN

MISS PEGRAM WILL REOPEN
.Nl HER SCHOOL the FIRST DAY OF OCTO.
hhE, aad she earnestly desires prompt attend.
arce % all her pupils.
Every branch OF education will be thoroughly
taught by the most competent instructors, and the
%-ole viii be under the personal supervision OF
10. principal
Madame ALEXANDRA, Q French lady OF high at.
nave charge of the French department. As she
W. WI, iesids In Mrs. Pegram's family, her pupils
|,i hase every facility for acquiring practical
1nIn oi Communication at table and elsewhere
d ,"tl a. during the regular school hours.
=" iuIlhsr Particulars apply 10
MRs. J. w. PEGRAM,
se--ts Linden Row, Franklin street.
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BAsE-BALL.-The Spotswood and Union
Base:balr clubs will play friendly game at
their grounds to-day.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, ll6
- LINDEN ROW, FRANKLIN, SECOND DOOR
From SECOND STREET Miss JACKSON will
resume III. duties Of her SCHOOL on MONDAY,
lsl oi october. ls66.
Every facility will be offered o insure finished
female education.
Terms made known on application.
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DREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR

| EOYS-The next session of Mrs. BENEFITS
SCHOOL FOR BOYS commences FIRST OF OC-
TOEER. on the southwest corner Of Seventh and
Grace streets, the former residence OF DR.. peane.
II. course of instruction will be thorough. French
aud Latin will be taught by herself, or by compe-
tent Instructors If preferred by the parents.
For terms and other particulars apply at Mr.:
Jane, IA Gardeners, third door above Monumental
church, Broad street. Mrs. BENNETT refers to the
,4.lrrlng gentlemen Judge William w Crump,
pr Wexford, u. Lee Powell, and William s. Dom
nan. patrons of her school, and Rev. DR.. Wood
.lriIra Sc 2i-2w
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATIC-

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATIC-
vgnth a,,d, Eighth streets. BY ROGER MARTIN.
Thi, school, will be resumed the FIRST OF OCTO-
Der.
ynrI.h Hranrhes ...,,,,& a 10
Higher English with Latin. eV
ntrek, ....'''.''' ~
Modern Languages at professors fees.
limited number Of pupils will be received, to
whom win give my exclusive personal attention.
Address me through the post office, box 81.
au50 ROGER MARTINI
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= IT. PEN DLETON MS MALE
SCHOOL; FOURTH STREET, BET BETWEEN Is
MAIN AND PRANKLN-SBsSIoN FROM SEP
'crt an ABUNDANCE OF TIME for each class, and
on class graduating, having another already
formed and prepared .unueT his own eye, he has
occurred the assistance of Mr.. A. d. CHESTER
NAN, A. NJ, an experienced teacher; but the
rEhyipal will himself DIRECT, and by exchange
lt.m time To time EXAMINE, all the classes.
WANTED, scholars to III up classes from FIRST
ht5!NSERS $40 per session) to BEGINNERS in
LATIN AND ALGEBRA-fco. Apply over school
roms s. r, PENDLETON,
an u-em Principal.
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AIR. SALTER'S DAY SCHOOL FOR
vi BOYS, ON Fourth street between Clay and
Marshall will open on MONDAY, September l7th,
l.s6 For terms see circulars. His =
NIGHT SCHOOL Mr..
will he resumed at the same place on the FIRST
- OCTOBER NEXT. For terms apply TO the
subscriber [oc l-tl5th0cl q. L. q. SALTER.
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NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS

NCOLLEGE, WASHINGTON, D. c., offers supe-
nor advantages for thorough business education.
The course of instruction embraces Commission,
Importing, Jobbing, Retailing, Bank andaother
Ba1k. keeping, Penmsnship, Commercial Law,
Commercial Arithmetic, and Business Practice.
spencerian Penmanship Is taught by Henry O.:
Spencer, the leading author OF this system, and
celebrated as the editor OF the Speacerian Key to
FsnaGnship, adopted by all hrst-class colleges as
the standard Of criticism. .
successfully taught by the proprietor receives his
special attention. This Is the most valuable part
"i the Book keeping course. Here the student ap:
plies his theoretical knowledge, and is prepared
for the more minute details Of actual business.
Scholarship fokfull course, and life membership
In this Union of Colleges, forty five dollars, IL Sc
cured before September l, 1860.
For circulars, specimen OF penmanship, college
currency, and merchandise, address
HENRY N. C0PP, A. M,
" 3l-sm Proprietor.
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r.s, Il, ssyseg 'eoJsat~,o OH ga isiT
y-o,si / u .sdi,Isssi % s7e'lsd Eesf f'g !
-, .,.;,a,cn anii4oit trs7 u - III 30
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Chairman; Co,n,ni
JOHN d. HARVEY, ''
J, A. COwARDIN,

On motion, it was determined TO enlarge
the committee from twelve to thirty, and
the following gentlemen were appointed to
make up that number: Messrs. William
G. Paine, William B. Isaacs, Thomas P.
August, j. L. Appersop, James A. Scott,
R. A. Lancaster, Z. 0. Noting, James h.
H. Grant, G. +. Watson, H. b. Jones,
Joseph r. Anderson, Thomas J. peane,
Charles T. Wortham, A. Y. Stokes, Joseph
Brummell, General Thomas s. Raymond,
N. B. Hill, and Mark Downey.
After desultory conversation upon tho
prospects Of the enterprise and the gene
raj subject Of It's construction, In which the
most buoyant and determined spirit 70 In
sure its construction was exhibited, the
committee adjourned to meet at the Office
OF the Insurance and Savings Company Of
Virginia on Monday evening next at 8
O'Clock. !. - .i
g Gentlemen appointed upon the COM
mittce ere requested TO be present without
further notice.
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MISS JULIA PEYTON PROPOSES
vi TO open on the flRsT OF OCTOBER .
SCHOOL for children Under the age OF twelve
yosrs, on Grace street between Seventh and
Eighth, At Miss Tazewelps.
TEsns for the half session, payable In advance:
For French Tuition. ........."........".".... 10
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CARD.-The undersigned take plea
SURE lE informing their friends and the public
'I'faiIy that they have succeeded In re- engaging
,'s 'efVces of Mr. CHARLES CAMM, an expe-
.tcd fEarmaesatis,, who will in future have
iu.i's g, ' control of the prescription department
,inS'F'phons will be carefully compounded,
',I' 'r,, or day, from ell-selected assortment Of
"e'h aud pure medicines.
u,, MoRAE 4 WINFREE.
AANchrsrss. September 2s, 1855 ss 2s-2w
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an sThSMis

MISS SALLIE 8. RICHARDSON will
y reopen her school on MONDAY the 18th OF
s.rtembsr, 1895 at the corner OF Fifth and Frank
lin street, For further pArtic ulars inQ uire stNo
?J7 west Franklin street, or address box 562 Rich
,unHd post. office. al Z-eod2m
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'blpa g3iinssr 'o1a : ete'. ti.1t''y.
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To. Judge William W. Crump, Chairman
Committee on Health.
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ST.E1G; IA LES, SPEC r000n
a. sHf8sL l. a Those In need Of
- 10 sssist their sight will do well 10 sysi
ia. t,'s oi orr complete stock In this line and
'A' great experience of our senior partner
JOHN n. TYLER 4 CO.,
SAN, successors 10 Attehsll b Tyler,
-S.'-is 1917 Main etYeAt.
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e Gsll Of goats. and slips Of ycw
Silvered in the moons eclipse,
Nose Of Turk, and Tartar's lips,
Finger of birth-StranrlCd babe.

THE GRAND Jury WHICH INDICTED
BrRR.-The only trial for treason agains.
the United States, SO far as l remember, Is
that of Aaron Burr, at Richmond, Virginia,
in 1907. The Grand Jury consisted of the
most distinguished men within the limits Of
The State. Among them were John Ran
dolph. of Roanoke, lthe foreman), Colonel
John Mercer, General Ro. Taylor, DIR. Jno.
Brockenbrough, VIM. Daniel, afterward
Judge of the General Court and Littieton
" Tazewell, James peasants and James
Barbour, all Of whom were subsequently
Governors Of the Commonwealth and Sena-
tors of the United States The Petit Jury,
in ike manner, was composed Of gentlemen
above all exceptions; Colonel Edward Car
rington. an old Revolutionary officer Col
onel David Lamber, long the Mayor OF
Richmond; Colonel Hugh Mercer, Colonel
Richard T. Parker, afterward Judge Of the
General Court; Colonel Richard Curd,
many years presiding Justice Of Goochland
County.
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WITH RESPONSIBLE AGENCIES IN
w every County in Tennessee, and very shortly
throughout every Southern State. This Company
insureS against THEFT or DAMAGE to Stock
xvhi 10 talc NOT wit