The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-07
1lr. and Mrs Phillips in Richmond.

1Ir. and Mrs Phillips in Richmond.
..,cc Christian was we'll enough yeStcr
s.. d. resume his seat on the bench of the
., Court Of IIeurico. The court was
ned At Quartrr-paSt 10 o'clock, and oil
r. rror> being present, immediately pro
...t,a with the case of Phillips.
w., Roxana Pitts was first recalled by
-.a:,nrncy for the Commonwealth, who
a.-aa her 70 describe the under-c clothing
.. bv her sister when She left Essex
@ Jr,cr Phillips. The witness described
articles very mmutcly, and stated that
lad Since seen the skirts, chcmisc,
>.ockincS, which We're represented to
as having been taken from the body OF
murdered woman. She had rccog-
81. them beyond question as the articles
.-r by her sister when She left home.
..aGys.S trunk was then produced, and
s..mber Of articles OF wcaring-apparel,
t ir,lc mcmcntocS belonging to the de-
.>t. were identified by the witness.
.....yG CLOTHING OF THE MURDERED WOMAN.
Colonel Young stated that some of the
.,..e> found on the murdered woman,
r hci been exhibited before the Coun-
Curt. were now strangely missing
IT,. .@.I not explain the fact, and desired
The officers who had charge Of the
~...s should account iuc them to this
nu ". Cole, late constable Of Hen
was then introduced and Swor". He
.,@#.l that, with the assistance Of Dctcc-
..yX, lie took from the body Of the
-.y.gd woman two skirts, another rn-
c.rmcnt, and pair Of stockings. He
bag. age Of the articles until the exam
noa before the County Court. They
.-a .hea. II thc request Of Mr. Johnson,
ia HE care Of Deputy Sheriff Case,
.+-.. raem in 4 trunk in open court,
a..tcd the trunk in the room be-
$751;. / saw them in the trunk myself
.. two months 4fIcrward. forced the
as apcn at that time and saw them
..-.. .~emalkiag 10 Mr.. Case that he had
liz. lg careful with them. | have no
..ME.ar has Jccumc Of them now.
C.,,.aN.u.ircd | forced the trunk
a. The articles were placed in the
nb-yu.ut from Essex by direction OF the
..... IN ygllcr that the articles of clothing
. OH NE Go:H ~. i,.'$,:t 3,: 10 sNt-'"t.u
,o.>1 i'"uI III l Hl'!si'S po''ooo''n'
..aa. know that had any authority to
atUc trunk.
] Colonel johnson: We're you deputed to
j --Ht
4 ".acSs: No, sl:.
3 .a@ct Johnson: " as II IN your Keep
h.,.esS NJ, >'..
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a@ae>s; wanted 10 see lhat IL was all
.-.'' Is j, i21hcu 20 me aS II IL llau oeel
, .-~1. U.I Aot report tAe lac's " any
W..
10 J9ase CIN'hp' L'ctytn!og tnat 1
.'a '@e no0y was put ia Tue tiunN
| rom Essex. DO not kho" no"
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'~eU 10 nc Ihefc.
N".>"1A: mere was lhe Dcuy "Nch
'Id hHoX removed the c!otning
n"1g's Allhe jail. Ihe caIlco uress'
Id. and gloves, were taken off by some
Sss al AF. Turner'S. We went TO
! ...Sy' H. aHd brought IT up to the county
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