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Thomas Ritchie, IT,, left Washington on Monday morning, on his voluntary return to Virginia, to answer to the laws of his coun- try. The following paragraph appears in this mornings Richmond Whg, on this subject

 We learn that Mir. Thomas Ritchic. ir.. arrived in this city, by the cars, on Monday last, and proceeded at once to Chesterfield courthouse, to give himselfnto the custody of the proper officers ofthat county. We are in- formed that Mr. Ruchie refused bail, and filat hls trial will take place on the 25th instant.n

 We do moi understand that he reftsed bail; but he certainly did not ask if. Tie has waiv ed an examining court, and his trial will take place before the supreme court, Judge Clop- ton,) on Wednesday next-U Union, 20M uit

 8J@A singing master, while teaching his pupils, was visited by brother of the tune iul art. The visitor observing that the ehorister pitched the tunes vocally, said ''slr, do you use pipe2" ''No, sir,'' with admirable gravity replied Semibreve, q chewo