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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-12
SlATD '7lAZDS.

TNHE TAX COLLECTOR hereby notifies the
Il citizens Of hbbcvle Diotrict, that he
will attend at the following named places. n,
the times respectively designated for the pur-
pose Of ASSESSING (not ccll.ctins) the State
Taxee:
Lowndesville, Monday, March 1.
Tribblc's. Tuesday, Narch 5.
BAIL CallahaIn's, Wednesday, March G.
Due West. Thursday, March 7.
Donnaldsril!e, Friday, March S.
Cokesbury, Saturday March 9.
Calhoun's Mills. Monday. March IL.
Bordeaux. Tuesday. March l2.
bIosel.y's, lin the Rangc) wel'y, March 10
Bradley's Thursday. March Is.
Chiles' Cross Ronlr, Friday. March Is.
CokeSbury, Saturday. March lG.
Ninety-Si1, from - o'clock Monday, March
ls, 10 IL O'Clock Turslay, March ~.
Greenwood, from u O'clock Tuesday, Marci,
le, TO IL o'clock " etlneslav, March ~.
Cokesbury. Thursday and Friday, March, Il
and 22
Abbevil!e Court House. all lays Of the
week, except ch Saturday. (Nhcn he will he
at Cokesbury,) from Monday. March %, to
Saturday. April 20, when the BOOKS will be
closed for rcturne. All parties falling to make
their returns before that time will DC double tax.
ed.
Returns must he made Of the value OF all
real estate, o~ned on the lst January lscI
All spirituoue liquor. .olu between lst January,
y
rlages, gold and silver plnt"s. watches. j.wclry
and pianos on hand 1st JANUARY, 1867.
Returns must be made Of all crcss incomes
from empIoyments faculties and Professions,
arising between Let January. lsCG- 1867.
Amounts OF sales of goods. wares 1nerchnn
disc between let January, GG-b7.
Arnorrts cf sales o! goods, wares ard r,cr-
ohandss between ]st January, 61-GS, (qnar.
terly returns)
Income, in excess Of $500 from salaries,
ntto'. dividends and money at interest.
Incomes frcm mills, and tel! on cotton
glnned, &c.
Returns must b" male hv keepers Of Hotels,
Livery STABLES, Billiard Tables. Ear Rooms,
Public Hacks: Stag. Coacl:r, &C.
Taxpayers will be required TO return the
names Of males on their plantations between
the ages Of 81 aud so years.
No taxes will hs collected before the 2nti,
April. tho last day Of making returns, From
that time to the l5th June. the Tax Collector
Will be at Abbeville C"ur, House, for the rmr-.
pose Of collecting thzc. Except on SATURDAYS,
when he will be at Cokeshury.
Executions will be issued against all pcrsons
ialing to pay their taxes by the 18th Of June.
The taxes herein levied shall tie paid only in
gold and silver coin. United States Treasury
Notes, or Notes declared to he = legal tender
by the Government Of the United States. or
notes OF National Banks. or the bills receivable
of this State; s!,n. tho pay certificates Of
Jurors and constables.
s. A. HODGES. Tax Collector
Abbeyile District.
Feb % Al, IT,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-12

sW The friends of Capt w. (. WHITE
repeatedly announce him % aoindidate TO,
FAxs ~ the next slselion.g, & *
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-12

cB The friends Of y. P. BOOZER respect
fully apnannee him candidate for the Office q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

THs CHURCHES TOMORROW We have
been no;iiicd of the following changes in
the order of Sabbath services
Trinity (Mcthodist) .-Rev. C. w. Peth-
e.b.idsc will preach at II \. NJ. and ! y
?. NJ.
Union Station (Mcthodist).- THE rcgula,
monthly meeting Of the Methodist Sunday
Schoo! Society will be held in this church
4; o'clock z. NJ.
Rev. w. G. Starr, of Murfrecsboro'
will preach at Union Station morning and
night.
Clay&trcet (MethodisU .-Rev. f. T.
Baird will preach at Il A. NJ, and Rev,
Jacob Manning at I :. Z. NJ.
United I'resjyteriUt.-Rcv. Dr.. Read has
returned to the city, and will preach at
Virginia Hall AT II A. NJ. and P. NJ.
IIid Presjyteridn.-Rcv. james Mur-
ray, OF Nansemond, will preach at l | A.
Il. and half.past I p. ". The sacrament
of the Lords Supper will be administered
after the morning sermon.
st. Pat'$ (EpiscopaD The ha!f-yearly
meeting Of Episcopal Sunday schools will
be held at this church at half. past O'Clock
Pm.
We received Petersburg telegram last
night from the pastor of Ccntencry (Me-
tLoti>;) church requesting us to state that
lis own pulpit and the pulpit Of Broad
street Methodist church would be sup
piled Sunday morning and night by mem
Dygs o. Conference.
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ARRIVED.


ARRIVED
Steamer State OF Maryland, Trnvers. Baltimore,
mere chand!se and passengers, d. w. Currie.
Schooner ohm Sroup. -, Philadelphia, coal,
Tr,o egar Works, In coming up the harbor yeSter-
day was caught on the Eand bar At the sntrsnce
OF the dock where she remained up to tho closing
OF our report.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, mer-
cbandise and passengers, j. Ayres & Co.
chandiss and passengers, w. p. Porter.
Steamer John sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, nsr-
chandise and passengers L. b. Tatum.
MEMORANDA.
WHIT. HoUsg November l5.-Arrived, stes mer
Mystic, Schermerhorn, Norfolk. merchandise and
passengers, Richmond and York River Railroad.
Schooner Addis, Walton, Tor hlcnmond, WAS III
Newport on the 18th.
delaware BKEAKwATER, November 10 I'm
port brig Nellie Clifford, from Kew YORK Tor
Richmond; schoonsrs Joseph Staples. from New
York for Richmond sedona, from Thomaston lof
Virgins.
Schooner Lady Emma snedicor, sailed from
Philadelphia for Richmond on the l4tb.
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK November l5.-The steamer Sightin-
gale from D ew orleans, has arrived. She fell In
lth the ste amer Gneoto disabled. and took on all
hands and brought them here. The Oneoto was
nav Yoax, November B.-Arrived, steamer
| Saratoga, Richmond.
Ngw YORK November l5-P. n The 0neoto
| left Charleston for New York IN ballast was dis
abIed off Wilmington. put IN for repairs, and
sailed again. She encountered gale of Look
ont, shipped sea which hiled her aud stovs her
| npper works. The vessel when abandoned had
| hys feet water and sne was sinking rapidly. The
| steamer was seventeen years old, ana owned III
Charleston.
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A1,ctj0n Sales This DGu.

/ GATHRIGNT, lass Main street, will sell
ut 100 clock household and kitchen furni.
turc beds and bedding, and cooking and
other stoves also. boots, shoes, dry goods
fancy goods, &c. sale OF latter goods con.
i!uucd NJ night.
GErEBS 4 WILLIAMS will sell at l.
o'clock a framed house 1T the corner OF
Fraukljn and Twcat third streets.
ALEXANDER ASHER will sell att O'Clock
The on ire stock aud fixtures at the store
o. Dr. i. 5. McRac, Hull street, Man.
chester.
THOMAS d. NEAL, IS Main street, will
sell IT 10 o'clock m assortment OF furni.
turr and = lol OF boots. shoes, &c
COOK i LAUGHTON Will sell ut 10 O. clock,
at ,un Horse Lot, on Council Chambc,
ILL. several excellent harness horses, and
mules one light spring wagon, one heavy
Ggay wagon, and two very good milch
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THE TRADE PALACE is the very apt title OF the
new establishment at No. 4?s Broad street, ana
from Its opening announcement we md It
branch In Richmond OF those monster concerns
which opened in New York in 1850, and since then
have been the great stores OF New York, Phi ila
delphia, Boston, Baltimore, Chicago, Cincinnati
St. Louis, and New Orleans The propristors are
men having unusual facilities for purchase and
connections with importer, and manufacturers OF
both Europe and America. and they are thus en-
abled to control every possible advantage In buy
ing aud selling. which, We are glad to lind, may
now be OF avail to our citizens. They rely upon
their goods and prices, and invite purchasers to
III and Judge them by the bargains they Offer. II
they are not selling cheaper than others, they
sxPEcr nothing; but ifthey are, hay KNOW the
succ ess which has crowned them elsewhere must
reward them here.
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particular letter. The date is now fixed
in my mind. THE witness exhibited the
letter in question: know the letter was
received the day before the prisoner was
at my house, and on the day the letter was
written February 2lst). think he left at
after night. When he left on the 9th be
said that be wished to see Mr.. Turner,
with whom he expected to go to Chester
field Oh the next day.
Colonel Johnson stated that it would be
impossible to 60 on with the evidence before
this morning, as the remaining witnesses
for the defence were not in town. One
was quite unwell, but she could be brought
in carriage. The counsel expected to
be able to get through with their evidence
in half an hour this morning.
The court regretted another delay, but
adjourned until 10 o'clock to-day.
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SoLoy JoHSsOy's BARBsR-sHoP --Solon john
son, one Of the most gentlemanly aud respectable
coloreI mon Of Richmond, has established first
class bas bsr- shop Ninth street. at The stand un-
I'll lately occupied by Mr. J. Z. Douglass. solon
has fitted mis- saloon up in stye and offers his SER
vices to his friends Ia Richmond and throughout
the State. He has secured tho servicsn OF Reuben
,torton and Moses Brown, both ptofcisnts In the
art tousorial, and men Of good standing In the
community. Soloh offers hls services to the ladies
Also and will have them promptly waited upon at
their houses by good hair dressers at the shortest
notice. Inralids can also be attended 10. solon
deserves encouragement, and we commend him
10 the patronage Of our citizens.
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Corn and Flour Exchange, November Is, 1867.
OrrEs1Sas. s.-Wheat-White, l,S9S bushels ;
red, 7lO bushels C0rn-White, l,2OS bushels (;
yellow, 10 bushels; mixed, 542 bushels. 0dts-
l,7l2 bushels. Rye-2SS bushels. Htdt-White,
80 bushels.
SALES Wheat-White, l,Sl6 bushels-444
bushels on private terms-rest, from common
TO prime, ut So 25@s2. .65; red, 7l0 bushels me-
dium to very good TO choice Ut s2,2 20, s2.4Og
syJD Corn-White, s26 bushels-52S bushels
new at SoGD90c., Dos bushels old at S!.2o; yel-
low, 20 bushels-2S bushels damaged at II 10,
70 bushels good ut 81. .25; mixed, $50 bushels at
Sloj. Oats-l, $40 bushels at 6o962Hc. Rye
254 bushels at 81 .3lQlSl.3J
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Of the party in the ward. These objects
were commended in some earnest and ap-
nropriotp rarnorks

Of the party in the ward. These objects
were commended in some earnest and ap
propriate remarks.
Captain P. G. Coghlan moved the ap
pointment of committee whose duty il
shall be to recommend suitable persons al
delegates to the Convention.
The.motion being carried, Messrs. P. G
Coghlan, John Nettles, D. G. Baker, John
Meanley, Fl. A. Atkinson, Sr., and J. E
Riddick, were appointed by the Chair.
After an absence of about ffteer
minutes, the committee reported the fol.
| lowing names:
j. E. BoisseauX, DR.. John Knox, G. B
Lipscomb, William Greanor, William II
Gordon, John Nettles, J. E. Riddick, 2
G. CoghlaD, B. II. Berry, Sr., T. Wiley
Davis, B. II. Berry, Jr., A. r. Woodson
d. G. Baker, D. Won Grooming, II. A. At
kinson, Jr., Rev. a. E. Dickinson, Charles
E. Whitlock, William II. Parker, G. W
Pethcrbridge, William Norwood, Jr.
The vote was taken separately on each
name, and all Of these gentlemen were
declared elected as delegates to the Con-
vention.
During the absence of the committee
the meeting were addressed by several
gentlemen, who urged the importance oil
united effort against radicalism.
Adjourned sine die.
FIFTH WARD.
The meeting at Tanners Hall last night
was well attended. Mr.. John T. Rogers
called the meeting to order and nomina-
ted as chairman Captain Writ Harrison,
,,,b ~, tnI Nv nh
was made secretary. The object Of the
meeting being stated by the Chairman,
some discussion ensued as to how the
delegates should be appointed. A motion
that the Chairman appoint committee of
six to recommend twenty names to be
voted upon by the meeting was finally
adopted, and the following gentlemen ap-
pointed said committee: w. II. Tyler, G.
j. Hooper, Thomas Dance, John T. Rogers
C. II. Burlington, and R. J. Hix.
The committee retired, and during their
absence the meeting was addressed briefly
by several parties.
The names of the following gentlemen
were presented by the committee, who
were elected:
Charles Y. Morriss, G. j. Hooper, Cap
tain West Hanson, G. Jacobs, Captain
Derbyshire, George Timberlake, J. W.
Leigh, r. NJ. Crawford, r. j. Xix, Joseph
Rose, John NJ. Pitcher, j. Appleyard, A.
r. Courtney, +. Carver, Joseph Hall, T.
Brannan, Charles H. Tanner, Captain j.
T. Rogers, Charles Hagan, ". II. Tyler.
The following gentlemen were elected as
alternatcs: c. Walthall, Fl. Colder,
George W. Jarvis, Il. Ii. Seay, D. II.
Walsh, Thomas Daner, N. ]. Powers, J.
G.. Jacobs, B. W. Totty, and William
Stephenson.
The committee then appointed vigi-
lance committee Of fifteen as follows
John Priddy, W. T. Holloway, Al. Cor
don, john Barfoot, James Conway, Thomas
Dance, J. Bethel, W. S. Pitcher, P. S.
Derbeyshire, G.. Jacobs, W. II. Taylor,
Frederick Hebring, G. II. Burlington,
Joseph Rose, and Francis Oliver.
Adjourned.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS U. A. 0. Dat
late meeting of Liberal Lodge, No. 2, U.
A. O. Druids, the following officers were
elected N. A., F. Johns; v. A., q.
Haberman; Secretary, F. W. A. Glingen-
berg; Treasurer, William II. Ball J. g.,
John Vereck; Conductor, Henry Green
wald. The Lodge is in flourishing con.
dition. They intend giving a grand ball
on Monday night, which promises to be
GRAND affair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-16

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING N THE Posr-oFFICE NOVEMBER l6,
ls67.-His Exccllency the Governor OF
Virginia, no stamp Editor Southern Cpl
MON, no stamp; John L. Rey, Danyiile,
Va, no stamp; Edward W. Wade, Balti-
more, Md, no stamp; Mrs. Bette Cham
bers, Baltimore, Md, stamp cut from en-
velope S. Zickel, New York, no stamp;
Mrs. F. R. Gilkesop, Brandy Station, Va.,s
no stamp
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FIgr.-Tho alarm of fire yesterday morn
ing was caused by the partial burning of a
small she'd near Mycrs's factory, on Seventh
street. Damage, about So.
The hook and ladder truck had one OF
its wheels broken on Broad street near the
fredericksburg depot. The wheel was
caught il the railroad track and wrcnched
50 as to cause its breaking. The break
has been rcmcdicd ere this.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-16

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-This
court was opened yesterday at the usual
hour, Chief Justice Chase presiding.
Among those present we noticed Gene
raj II. H. Welles, of Alexandria; Charles
II. Porter, " hoater" elect to Convention
from the counties Of Powhatan and Ches-
terfeld and, on the jury, Lewis Lindsey
and Joseph Cox.
The cases Of Styll s. Davis and Brum-
mol, charged with violations of the internal
revenue law, were called, and the counsel
of the parties, General Bradley johnson,
announced that he was ready to proceed
with the argument.
Mr.. Chandler, district attorney, stated
that he was not prepared to go into the
cases, and hearing was postponed until
the 25th instant, to which time the court
was also adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-16

THE LAST LEGlsLATURE-THE +" DISPENSED
WITH BoDY"-A Day in the State Menageris-
Personnel of It's NJ ost Prominent Members and Ot-
cers-A Glimpse at the Lobbyisls-Their Terra
pin stswB and oyster suppers-How Favorite
Measures were Worked Through-Anecdotes and
witicisms OF the Members, etc., etc., amusingly
desc ribed In OF the richest articles ever pub
lished. See the Southern Opinion Of to-day. For
sale OF the trains and by all newsdealers
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l6, 1867

TfiE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS
rhTCH IS LARGER THAN THE COM.
R!yED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CrTY.
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERS.-Ths boats
~ CT the JAMEs RiVgR Ri, Assppar7;va ;vaMM
KASAWHA CANAL COMPANY
will leave the dock a. usual ruuss.
prolapsly at II 8, clock u: On TUESDAYS inof'''
DSLs saa to,. on goods for And
beyond collected on delivery OF PrsSSs as aaiYsy.
tion Of the shipper: YIsisss1fsee'Ssa ss Aa0 S''S'
% Wsy "a ffsisss viii not be delivered aii charges
ara paid. ..,.r,sS
Boats locked ana 'nia5SWi EDWARD pILLoH. Agent.
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go OUNCES QUININE, WASHED
ilU SULPHUR, Ether, aquibbs's ChinysoiSsr,. MsIS,.
Prices Puys Glycerins. huepeIs sna a'ssVs ~
'aluAose piepAL l.. WAGNER, kpothecarv,
corner Sixth and Broad. near tho masfes
No f6.tk
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EraarArY.-A: about l o'clock yester-
3ey po~aine The storchouse Of Seay y
E'.Y ON tl.I. basin bank, was broken into
bv some thieves, who carried off about
$3.50 worth Of goods. They would propa-
BY have carried off much larger amount
but that the police came up ana scared
them OIL, They made rapid tracks, ieay-
ing behind considerable quantity OF
p,undcr and some Of their implements OF
lAievcry.
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MANuFACroRIEs.- learn that se'elai
larg. factories will shortly be erected ID
this city. The site chosen Is some"here IL,
On Tie bank OF James river above Haxairs
mills, and 10 supply them with water a
dam will be run out into tho river ABOVE
tie one which now supplies those mills.
During tic las. session OF the County court
wit Of ud Quod 0unnean was ohtalned'
and On yesterday jury summoned under
tie process was called TO view the spot ana
assess The damages. After careful sur
Yey Of the premises they reported that no
damage ronld accrue to the property OF
any one IN consequence of building such
dam.
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DEATH FROM BURNISG.-A little child
Of NJ. Thomas C. Bethel-Etlcn Thomas
ly uamc-wAs very severely burned by
accident last Wednesday. Il was stand
io- near the CRATE, as its mother thought,
driving It's clothes, and in 4 few seconds
the child was surrounded by flames. The
.gc was promptly eXtinguishcd by the
2rlndmothcr OF the child. 1t fingered in
great agony, though its burns, to all out
ward appearances, were rot severe. Drs.
Powell and Watson attended the little sut-
tcecr, and found that its agonics were
caused by tie inhalation of flames, which
Produced internal Inflammation. On Yes
iegGav the child died.
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For THE PES1TENTIAEY. The following
parties were brought To the penltentiary
Yesterday:
Charles Hawkins (negro), Albcmarle
county, Tor assault with intent to XIII,
seven Years.
Joseph Spencer (ncgro), Chesterfield
county, horse stealing, fourteen years.
Sarah Kelly (ncgrcsSl, Gloucester cooh-
y, for house breaking, one year.
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Shjp3oiHag.

~~<~~<~<~~~<~<~~~~~%N> =
EOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMI-
e MON STEAMSHIP COMPANY. <EA
Tne new and elegant side wheel <S&HM
steamship ALBEMARLE, BoURsESbSfSM
comma nder, will leave bsr wharf fsE<2E6
AZ Rockets on SUNDAY, November l7th. at
8 o'clock a. n. Freight received up to eo'cioek
p II. sATURDAY. Pare, BIZ. Round tickets, *zo.
Stesrage,- Sc. Through bills siB iBned TO Boston,
Mas. For freight or passage apply Ss TO- M
no ls-lt Main and Eleventh streets.
EOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine barquc
L WILLIAM RguNIE, Captain HARDIsG, Fl.
now lcading at City Point, Will be disgateh SyTN
cd as above wit hont delay r9r freighs, , Il
EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
Il AND BOSTON MI-WEEKLYan n1, a
IfyE-POWHATAN STEAMBOAT eSaSE-l
CONPANY-CAEkPgsT R0UTs-S<zzlHEzax -
PRgIGHTs REDUCBD.No CH ahGE F9a
MHNT OF GOoDS.--Leavss Baltimore every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Leaves Rleh,
mond every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY at
o. clock A. M.-Stsaner STATE OF MARYLhND,
Captain THOMAS TRAvsRs, will leave here sUa :
DAY M0RaING 1t O'clock. freight re.
csivod every day Sunday sxceptsdl up TO
O clock P. u. This steamer has splendid saloons,
staterooms, and passenger accommodaaoLs. iMe
| red ucsd to THREE DOLLARS. Aeals and state
rooms extra. For freight or passage apply 70
ohco at Charles T. Workman Co.'S. Tinssntn
street. no is-st
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POLICEMAN SHOT AT.-On Thursday ngh1
policeman Dawson, whilst on his beat near
General Schoiicld'S headquarters, ha'leu
L negro whom he suspicioncd as having IN
bis possession property supposed to have
been stolen. The negro, Instead OF reply,
Ing by word of mouth, turned and fired
four times on the policeman, ana tneh IooA u;v
up his basket and coolly walked on. 10
policeman did nothing but look at hlill' unu
wonder fthcre were many more such cool
impudcnt men in the world. lie excuses
himself by saying that his pistol wonlan =
g. OF; but lhe sentinel on duty IN rom
Of headquarters had trus.y mushc: ~
Ills hands, and would readily have given
him assistance. This is not whoieso.he =,
Precedent to be set by a guardian OF Tue
public peace.
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uUsTIHGs Court OF MAGIsTRATEs-RE
CoRDER REGNAULT PREsIDING.-ln this
court Yesterday the following business was
transacted:
Lewcllen Thompson, for exhibiting faro,
was recognized in the sum Of $500 George
W. Turner his surety) for his appearance
on the first day Of the next term.
Thomas II. HiltZhimer, for the same Of
fence, was recognized to appear at the
next term.
Bark Taylor, indicted for keeping q
gaming table, was also recognized to ap-
pear at the next term.
Isaac Goddard, who was tried for
assaulting and striking Peyton Johnston,
paid the fine of $40 assessed against him,
and he was discharged.
Abraham Harris and John Price (ne-
groes) indicted for petty larceny, were
tried and acquitted.
John II. James (uegro), for petit larce-
ny, was found guilty, and sentenced to
ninety days in Jail.
Charles Cook (negro), for petit larceny
was found guilty, and sentenced to sixty
days in Jail.
Frederick Hackett alias James II. Lewis.
indicted for petit larceny, was found
guilty and sentenced to Jail for thirty
days.
George Washington (negro), indicted fol
petit larceny, was found guilty, and SEN
fenced to sixty days in jail.
A noUe prosequi was entered by the
ATTORNEY for the Commonwealth in the
cases of William Green (negro), Mary
Sullivan, and Dick Jackson, indicted for
petit larceny.
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FIRE IN New KENT COUNTY, Thurs
lav morning last the kitchen of MIR. Sam
rii Woody, in New Kent county, was
uurned. In it were Sevonty-hVe bushels
%. Irish and sweet potatoes, which, to-
cgthcr with the kitchen furniture, was
consumed. The loss is estimated at $500
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street. think he came some time before
school broke up. It was certainly before
dinner-before O'Clock. l know it was
before school was dismissed, because Mrs.
Peasants was occupied with the children,
and went up stairs to ask her sister-in-
law whether Miss Turner was there.