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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-15

COUNTY ITEMs.-From the Shepherdstown
Register of Saturday We clip the following
items:
Free Rssos-By vote of the members aud
pew-holders of the Episcopal Church, on
Sabbath last. the pews we're declared free to
all.
Anniversary Ce1ebrotiom-Ths Indepen>
dent Order of Odd Fellows of this place will
celebrate their anniversary on Saturday even
ing. the 10Th of April. 1878, at o'clock, P.
NJ, by procession and addresses on the oc-
casion. All members of the neighboring
Lodges of this Order are cordially in vited to
attend, as well as the public.
Billie Socie,y.-The Annual Meeting of
the shepherdstown branch of the American
Bible Society was held in the Reformed
Church on Sunday night last Addresses
were delivered BY Rev. Mr.. White, the agent
of the Society in West Virginia. Rev. DR..
Andrews and Rev. A. A: P. Neel. Reports
of the working and condition of the Society
were received. The old officers were all re-
elected.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-15
FOR RENT.

BLACKSMITH AND " AEON MAKERS SHOP
For Rem. one of the beet EtHndF in tin county.
Plenty of Work, With Caah CuRtoruer-. pnEscsrion
given at once. Married With fnniIics pre-
ferrcd. HiLl.EhRY 4 WILSON
Summit Point, Mar IS lN73-ln,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-15

@ The hnnual Council of the Episcopa!
Church of the diocese Of Virginia will meet
in Winchester on the thir: Wednesday in
May.
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@SALE BILLS. Horse Bills, etc, printed
with neatness and dispatch at the Spirit
O6ice.
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PRIME JEFFERSON COUNTY LAND
AT PRIVATE SALE.

fyNHE undersigned offers at Private Sale his vaiua-
bic Farm, situated on the South side of the h
3. O. r.. r.. near the Shepherdsown nd HAlit"wri
Turnpike, ana within ! miles Of DufficId's Depot
Jeferson county, W. Va. Said farm contains
I95 Acres of No. Limestone Land,
about 81 Acres Of whirh are TIMBER = A,.rS
TIL. IMPROVEMENTS are complete and in StlN
good condition There IL also upon la nd llslSs
an excellent APPLE ORCHARD, contaiuing ian
Trees The farm can be conveniently divided into
two tracts, aud will be cold either hole or in
part For tcrh's and further particulars, apply to
the undersigned. JOHN NJ. ENG LIZ.
Dutield's Depot, jefferson CO., w. Va.
February IL lS73-3 m.
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WANTEp.

500 CHESTNUT (E0uND) sTAErs. feet
WV long. 10 average 4 inches thick ~ large
and p To inrb-R nj En hll.r end to bo delivered
by April lat, ut NIT. Ararat Vipevsrh u"s' Bnney's
Will John ! II S1RAT1H
February IS, i673-It
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-15

Acc1DENT.-On Monday last Mr. Joseph
e. Thompson, of this county, had the tore
hnger of his left hand cut off BY coming in
contact with the saw Of the steam saw mill of
Dir. Alexander Draw baugh, at Browns Shop.
which he was running at the time.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-15

PEW RENTS The Pew Rents of the
Presbyterian Church are due. Punctual Pay
ment is requested. A. W. CRAMER,
April 1, 1878. Treasurer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-15

KEROSENE Oil, warranted m"u-~x pIosive-
n Special discount Q" . or /" e lilo ii"Ha ,.e.,
a heretofore VIC will t"ep orr Drug Department
~ foil a3d cnu.pirI" None hu: the pures, fresh-
est and 'nosf reliable -uES aud chcEIcalE offered.
HaVihS'H' We nope" i""ys give" s"i:sf"c!.On to
our cm t";.icrs, wilt md. DO in future
believing i-t in stud ing ,h,r beat imtrrcs; are
mutually bcnehtIed Gail ANA "Tnlnins Inr your
ecivcA hiASOE'3 Drug
March '9I7
Use G;Das' A"ti.srtic To".h Wash for cleansing
- she teeth. purifying 'ic breath. EEd restoring
March i I3iS. wa. MASON.
GOOD :o' children Pearl BARLEY Meal B.co,Ine,
Condensed Milk alt for safe ~ u,cox
MAsoN's bIagc Hair Dc, IS cents per box at
's,O Phyaicians.-we are prepared 10 f1rn;,h
Medicine, Physciane at wholesale rates in
quantitIes to suit purchasers Our etock is com
pIote, embracing all the latest preparations
DAINTs, Oils and Window Glass We would
invite t7ose contemplating building or repair
ing TO examine our prices for above articles as we
I'm '9 T'R At the ,9~s.t price, for
ways be found full ard complete.
Aorils. 1873 VS.. MASON.
THHoMos! cbrornos The bcs. place in tho
- valley to get Genui Chromo5. Jrstreceived
% very tI"e ChromOF. For "a lie very Cheap. Call
and sec taein. No trouble to show.
APriIo, 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.
r F. GRATELY. Chewing, at sI.eo. sold by
G,oLoANUT Des.ica,cd for Deserts. for sale bv
~ GEO T. LIGHT.
- GEO. T. LIGHT
{ Wal on Llnseed Whale, Black Strap. Lard,
~ Nea'sfoot and Fish Oils. all for ssIe by
GEO. T LIGHT.
NARNIsHEs Coach Copal, Japan Dsmar and
Aprils, 1873. 80 GEO. T. LIGHT.
pUIST's Fresh and Genuine Garden Seed to be
ID bad C. BELLER's
VI HlTE Silver Skin Onion sets. for sale by
w Charlestown. c. z. BELLER.
DCIST'S Almanac and Garden Ma nueI, for era-
ID tuitous distrihution C. e. BELLER'S.
frARBOLiC Disinfecting Soap, for xashiDg
" Horses, Cattle. Dogs. Pjgs. and other Domestic
Animsis-frecID them from insects and improving
the hal and wool for "a lie by
Charlestow'n, Apr. !, 1872. q. e. BELLER.
SPRING GoODs.-Having just reformed from
~ BaltImore' am 0pe ming nice assortment
VIC sHEERER.
MATING AND OIL CLOTH Fresh Mating
W. c. sHEERER.
y'AR.-H.rth Carolina Tar, Just received By
L April g. 1873. W. c. SHEERER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-15

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for May, with its
beautiful Fashion Plates and attractive table
complete, and its reading matter the most in
teresting. Published by Chas. J. Peterson,
500 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa, at
only So per .anpum.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-15

MAIL AGENT CHANGE.-Mr. NJ S.
Thompson, of this place, who coutemplates
making Iowa his future home, has disposed
of his stage and mail route from Wildwood to
Summit Point, to Messrs. Nicewarner &
Wood - Clarke Courier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-15

ARM BROKEN Robert Halbert, an en-
ployee Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, while coupling cars at Kearneys>
vile Tuesday last, cnucht between the
bumpers and sustained severe fracture of
the right arm: The requisite surgical aid was
provided by DR. R,hinsnn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-15

THE LEwTEN SrAsos.-The interesting services
incidental to the Lenten season, which have been
conducted in the Episcopal Church OF this place o5
some days past, closed Sunday last, Easter day.
Qua JArL.-fhe tin roofing has hsze pct on the
addition to the Jail, and handsome porch erected
at tn. m. in en.raacc il front OF the building
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-15

To CLEAN FURN1ruRE.-Mix linseed oil,
one quart; gin OF spirits of wine, half pint;
vinegar half pint butter OF anthony, two
ounces, with half pint of spirits of turpen-
tine. This mixture requires to be we'll shak-
eu before it is used. A little of it is then to
be poured upon rubber, which must be we'll
applied to the surface of the furniture Sew.
eral applications will be necessary for new
furniture. or for such as has previously been
''Freach polished" or rubbed with beeswax
SAD DEATH BY DROWNING Edward. son
of our townsman. Chas. D. Sloat, was found
drowned in Renner's Dam, on the Opequon,
on Friday last. He was subject to fits. aud it
is supposed was taken with one whilst sitting
on the bank fishing, as the water was not
deep enough to drown any one under ordinary
circumstances. He was in the 18th wear Of
his age Winchester Times
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NJ arc receiving stock Of Children. Car.
riages-price" ranging from 5l2 to 500
Wrii-Ipads and very LA nds"rr~
Ma rch 25, 1879 STUMP uAwES
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FATAL AccIpEST.-I-e Divine, aged nine years,
little son of Martin Divine. Esq., of HilIsboro,
Loudoun county, Va, and brother in law of Mr.
B. F. Lewis OF this place, to his death by be-
ing thrown from a horse, near Hillsboro, Friday
morning last. he little fellow met with the sad
and terrible accident about 10 o'clock in the morn
ing. and fingered until O'Clock in the afternoon
when death put end TO his sufferings.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-15

IMMIGRATION TO WEST FlRGINrA-The
Parkershnrg Times says that the Sd inst
l25 Western Pruss'ans were t" sail from
Bremen, proposing to reach Baltimore shortly,
and thence to come to West Virginia, and If
they find lands to suit them aud otherwise be
pleased with the State to remain aud perma>
nently settle.
WAsHINGToN AND ONO RAILRoAD.-In
accordance with the act of the Virginia As
sembly. extending the time for the Washing>
ton and Ohio railroad to pay their past due
bonds for the purchase of the States interest
in that road, the Hon Lewis Mckenzie,
president of the road, has paid an installment
of So 600 on the 5000 note.
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PLAIN AND FANCY SEWING.
NOTICE.
FARMERS !!

BARGAINS! Extrf ordinary Bargains are offered
, to purchasers for Cash for any article in NV
line. Call and examine DJSRI . ~
July II. 1871.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-05-22
bHEtPLNHs.

&C. p: Leslie, the famous South Caro-.
lima carpet bag Legislator; land agent,
&C., &C., is lobbyyffg i'll New York. He.
bought 100000 worth of property on
Sixth Avenue; that hiled to reimburse
him as q speculation; dhd Ne is working
out of it as best he can. "Vot kums Won
de mfik sf&ySs ppff hmfs; Tot kums Won ds
water goes pack init de water"
-sesenty-three infantry, also cavalry
and artillery in support of kellogg. have
feft Brashear city 10 break down the tar
paying opposition. =
JAS NJ. Allen the defaulting Treasu.
rer of Greenviife' rs on trial. ad
Mr.. David Anderson of Sumter died
on the 4th: He leaves large circle of
mourning friends.
"A hecf weighing $50 pounds nett,
was kfiieG De Sumter fast week. A. daily
train runs over our way Mr.: Dennis:
Out Of 5000 immigttgaHiss fecentIv
landed in New York, 1000 ats sbsolutss
~ penniless.
Sixty collierymen were sufocated as
the Drummond coal mine near ERalifax,
n. Sion the 18th.
Mr.. join Mofdecai; one Of the RicR.
mond duellsts died from the effects Of his
wound ON the fifth: mir. Page McCarty
is improving. a
The Cuban insurgents are still hold.
ing out against the spaniards.
-TichboSrne is now on trial for per.
jury before the Court of che Queens
bench.
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4
"Thsts 70 she doorl wish tB,IiSs ttas
der saSi bounty as yours no l5bget:,' ~
u Will ifbt go until you probmhIise tos ts Be.
come my wife" said the merchant. stern: utaa /,
ly.
AT that moment the Ri8sM entered ths
fooifi' aud Mauiheg apfahtg iht5 tie chaia,
Der; Which Her mother had lust yhcated,
An instant later she feabtsafga, beat:
ing mnsket ofaiaint and clunisS worl,:
manship. 10
"Go. .Andreas Harley ahs Saisa;ina
determined time: Mother, please On to11paeii
tie daof fyf tHs plsg.es:
Wondering Whit haa tfaaHtIssptafea to that
the friendship existing between Maufaee
and the MERCHANT, Efks: Martin SipehsH
the paflot door and Andres Harleyp
With eleaShea hands and vengefal ,Yiaaga
stfcae ff6n the foom:
No Sooner had he departed, tian Mati!.
ffss af6pped the gun, and threw herself
into Hef mother's arms. n.,u
asUH, MSthefs iaSthefFii shs lia . cried,
chow swiftly one iiisf0fttiils fSil6%S ah,
other. But" and she lifted her head
"Phillip shall not be tondetnnefi odFId
shall not fall the victim of d c6n5pifaeT
-neverp
Yet tifat tiat aay aay the 1faftihs #efe ariveh
from beneath the roof which Had shelter.
ed them since their first great misfortune;
and they found temporary abode With
Phillip Iss's widowed tibtRef:
Maahss sSSn leafned tie particulars
of her lovers arrest and preliminary ex-
animation, and the following day ahe
purchased pistol with q portion Of hef
niasitM eaffiihgs: '--'''''l ''.@a.
When night came she made her l'vsay' way
to Theodore GasoaPa Gflambef, rid star:
tlsa the clerk BY hef abfdpt aitppeatianesees.
The yotthg mars face assumed q deathly'
hue and Maunnee's mental sjaeulatiori
was: l sfe59 xtR 81
81 have fodhd ths right sHahJ .rrii
She knew much Of Theodoye MasoGs
habits; and ahe Judged him 70 be the rob.
ber Of the Merchants safe: AT first he
denied the chargs; But #Hsh he saw Tie
pistol, clutched by the giffs tair whits
hands; He changed his tune. 90 I
He wrote his confession on paper; and
Maumee called q young lawyer into ths,
room to @ftheas the signature. i That,
confession implicated Andrens Harley,
The clerk had Beefi detected in his crimes
by the merchant. who hsd promised to .
pardon him ifhe would aid in. him to
convict Phillip, who in time welded Maui
mee Martin: tI. :,
Y0ahe Mason VAS psfmitsed to escape
and when Harley heard of the confes-,
sion, ne hastily disposed of his store and
followed Hill: Tie guilty clerk left be-, be-.
hind the skeleton keys with which he
had opened the safe; and they still hang
in the luxutiofis home of Phillip Lee,
now one of Chicago's merchant princes.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-05-22
SOUTH CAROLINA
Loan and Trust Conapazoy
CHARLESTON. S. O.
OFFICE No II ppo.n cr,r,u
OFFICE, No. II BROAD STREET.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT,
The deposits in the savings Department of
this Company are invested as Special Trust,
and: therefore are not subject to the hazards OF
BANKING.
In addition to this specfaf security, deposi.
tors have the guar antee of the entire Bank Cap
ital, which amounts TO three hundred thousand
dollars ($30O,OOO)
This department will enable sH classes to
find a safe security for aleir savings, however
small and at the same time bearing remu.
nerative interest (six per, cent. compounded
quarterly.) Currency can be remitted by Ex-
press, and drafts by mail.
f. A. mitchell, CASHIER,
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Directors and I{,,s,<.,

Geo. g.. Cameron, Z. FL. Frost. w. c. Bee
w. D: Williams, III. H., DeLeon, B. ONeil, A.
p. Caldwell. j. NJ Shackelford, j. c. Fl. Claus,
sen, G; L. Buist, w. J. Middleton, A. J. Crews,
+. Walten, G. G. Memminger, VIM. L. Webb,
y. Il. Welsman, Geo. II. Walter, B. D. Lazarus.
april 20, 1873 10 3m
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
80 year, in advance-$l for six rlontts.
job PRINTING in its all dcpal tments
neatly executed. Give us call.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-13
COTTON MARKETS.

CHARLESTON. February I2.-Cotton dull and
nominal; mddllngs, la!Nl9 5-l6c.: net receipts.
iu.7 bulc4. Expovts-To Great Britain. 2,i3i bales
ulstwisc, 1852 bales. Sales. 400 bales; stock $685.
bales.
PHILADELPHIA, February l2.-Cotton quiet; mid
dliueS. 21c.
BOSTON, February l2.-Cotton dul!; niddlings,
2c. net receipts l5G bales; gross, ,:lS bales sale,
$40 bales; stock, 1909 bales,
WILMINGTON, February l2.-Cotton quiet; mid
dimes lY.c. lie; receipts, 2es bales sales, II bales;
stock, 2,l1J bales.
MEMPHIS. February i2.-Cotton dull middlngs,
l9lc nomial receipts, 2,s5! baes; shipments, 1880
uaies; stock. Is, 1870 bales.
MOBILE, February l2.-Cotton dull, tending down
good ordinary, l7sc.; lOw mlddlings, 1850; mid
dngs, l9sc; net receipts, 71d bales; exports coast
WISE bales; sales SUI bales stock, 5o,Gl0 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, February l2.-Cotton In mode
rate demand: low niddliugs, beIlsic.; middlines,
la;t.; net receipts, 1868 haes; gross receipts,
Lila bales. EXpOrts-To Great Britain, $50 bIes
cD;stwise, l,a73 bale. SaiaS to-day, l,5J0 bales
last evening, 500 baes; stock. 1884, U9 dulles.
NORFOLK, February l9.-Cotton fiat; low mid
dlings, ls509c. net receipts, 2.i76 bIcS; exports
cuastwiSe, 1887 bales; sae, 20 bales; Stock 9iS
IlcS.
BALTIMORE. February Io.-Cotton dull; mid
GngS 2Cic. gross receipts, US bales; exports coast
wise ls5 bales sales. ~ bales; stock, 1851 bales.
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Horse Sense.

Editors Dispatch,-O my way down town
in the morning my attention has often been
called to Dr.. Wcllord's horse coming from
the stable in the alley and stopping with the
buggy opposite the door OF the Doctors Of
tee. This he does Of his own motion, the
diver remaining in the stable and being
rarely ii ever visible. Many horses have
.,ycn trained 10 do this, but what an now
a'.out 10 relate is most extraordinary:
y day Or two ago, just Us l turned tie
corucr of Seventh and Marshall streets, Il
ski:tis, colt, following man mounted on
horse, kicked up his heels and playtully ran
Jack towards Bread street. Seeing him
coming, DR.. Wcil!ords horse, hitched to the
buggy and standing at his post near the office
door, deliberately placed the buggy and him
sci! across the street and headed The colt ct L!
The man on horseback. with the aid Of one
or two others, quickly secured the colt. As
soon as this was done Or. WelliorG's horse
barkcd The buggy into its accustomed place
ncir the Office door, and there remained wait
Ing for Iii; ua.>tcr. IuiS | saw with my
own eyes. Is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-13

street with Eighth avenue Is known ~ ~ a,a,.
,,,a,,a tIin--so named on account OF gne nut:
:a<. .n.,,n ,oars nec. OF valuable diamond
h,s T tC Ren,,,nin Mpare. ftis also noted as
bs ~ ~. hrenihc camping-ground OF Lafayette
a ". III. mon for time succeeding the battle
~ ~; ynrktown, and by one of whose officers
II was always supposed that the diamond
was lost.
Yesterday some children at the brick-yard
Of Davis & Saunders. at the foot OF this hl',
found bah much larger than the modern
grapeshot, and it ia said by experts to date
hack to the days Of the Revolution, ana was
doubtless lost q: the same time by some ics-
wealthy member Of the same corps: piece
OF petrificd wood was also found. IL ma.
he remarked here that there is some prospect
of Lafayette Square, with spring a.lacneu'
to the southwest OF this region, Doing coh'
yerted into public park.
CERTIFICATE OF MERIr.--The County Conrl
Yesterday granted 5ohn AZ Ccrsier Cel.in-
cate Of having lost the use OF an arm ID Tue
Confe,lrratn service, lie being then ana now
. citizen oc this county. Mr.. Ccrs!cY was
=, :. Elliott G,ay,'' and was wounded IN
one OF the bloody battles before Petersburg.
FROM THE CouxTY.-The attendance OF
persons ut court was large from all portions
Of the county, and the reports OF The condi-
ton of affairs in all sections are extremely
hopeful.
THE CAMPAIGN PoLEs.-The Greeley and
Grant poles that we're recently in the pub
lie square have beer cut down by order OF
the county judge. Tie Grant pole was
already carcenins to such an extent as to Sc
riously cndanger the safety Of adjoining
PoLIcE CoURT--Justice Gentry presadtn3.
James Bobbett was arrested hy officers Lip
scombe and Turner for threatening h:s step
son. Discharged on promise of good bcha-
vicr and payment Of costs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-13
FOCAL MATTERS.

TAG CHESAPEAKE AKA Oaro CELEBRATION
russ EVENING sl,tle on the road ana inc
inc,enaat weather here ncccssitafcd toe post,
ponaneft OF the celebration OF the ARRIVAL Va
The DIS. thso;agh freight train on the mesa
+ ps,sa and Ohio road, which was expected 10
reach R,chnard at P. NJ. yesterday. Inc
yrosramme. however, which embraces Inli'-
aary and civic procession, composed Oh the
Fisst Virginia regiment, Fire Department
fryha will act as an escort 70 the members Of
The CITY Council sud other city oficials), the
Chamber Of Commerce, Tobacco Association,
Corn and Flour Exchange, and other organ
lied bodies. as we'll as citizens generally who
may see fit TO participate, viii be fully car
rieI on. this afternoon. Upon the arrival of
the procession at the Chesapeake aid Ohio
.dcSet the military and firen.en will occupy
such position as the Chief Marshal General
Peyton Wisea may direct, and the civic part
OF the procession will be dismissed IN order
:has those who desire to witness the arrival OF
the train and tho ceremonies. rs we'll as hear
The speaking, may select tho most advan-
tageoas places.
Bushes. will be suspended pretty gene
rally. The stone-cuttcrs Will probably JOIN
In tne procession, and If the weather is favor
able the demonstration will be one Q. I'M
fSuat interest,", ana cannon ia'i 90 osa sucseas
in every way. In this connection 1t Is proper
to remsrk that the city is Indebted to Ad-
nairal G. H. Davis, commanding naval station
at Norfolk, and Captain George IL. Cooper,
executive officer OF that yard, for the Sec
tion Of artillery which the Sylvester brought
up Tuesday night, and which will be COM
nianded this evening by Captain George l..
Christian.
The speaking Is an item of great interest
on the occasion, and if there Il general
turnout Of our citizens, as shoald be the
ease, the celebration will prove to be a grand
affair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-13

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY CoURT-Jndqe
James II. Cor.-The February term of this
court closed yesterday after profitable ses-
sion Of three days.
John II. Taylor alias Winfree (colored),
convicted of burglariously entering the pre-
/ misses OF 3. P. Owen, Esq, Manchester, De-
cember 81, 1872, was sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for seven years. His Honor having
Cvyrruted the application for a new trial,
H0lle prosegui was entered in two cases of
grand larceny.
Horace Berkley, charged with obtaining
goods under false pretenres from Beverly T..
Moss, Clover Hill township, pleaded guilty
[ of petit larceny, and received one days inn
prisonment and lhirty-nine stripes.
The jury, under Instructions from the
judge. without leaving their seats, acquitted
Lawson Patteson OF attempted outrage on
young white lady near Midlothian, January
18th.
Richard Watkins, charged with manning,
was. acquitted. All Of the above.named
parties are negroes.
The cases OF Thomas Browder for assault
aIa battery, William II. kemrer for telo-
NOUS cutting, and William Pemberton for
petit larceny. were continued.
DEGREES agreeable TO notes filed were
4 SiNu1cu III Tue lUliOHlbS C~tstS III culucety !.
Boggs and wife rs. John Turpin's execu-
tor.
& Iinsiey ct ais. rs. Bradley's administrator.
! Atkins's heirs et ais. rs. same.
IS W. u. Gates, administrator, us c. F. Tenn
pie.
Caroline 81. Hancock cs. Josiah NJ. Han.
cork ssexecutor.
y Mary Newly, administrators, us. j. r.
Moods administrator ct ais.
I,aill and wife rs. Moore's administrator
zes ais.
The Judge ordered that immediate steps
be taken for the rebuilding of the bridges
over Swift and Falling creeks, in Dale town
:aliip, washed away by the recent heavy rains.
. Henry III. Wells. Jr., qualified as au attor-
ney 10 practice in this court.
;snle5 A. Gentry, appointed justice Of the
,psaes for Manchester township nice Frank
e.. Hancock, deceased, qualified b taking
the oath prescribed by law.
d supFosED RELIc OF THE RgvoLuTIos The
seaien Feund shout the 4ntersectioaof Perry