Despatch

Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 56
de-spatch', v.a to send away, especially me engers, agents, and letters on some special busine , and often implying haste; to perform; to finish; to dispose of; to putto death: v.n. to conclude an affair with another: s. the act of despatching or being despatched; dismi al; speedy performance; speed; me age despatched, generally of state; the paper a fetter). containing it (Fr. dépecher, from L. dis, and pedicab,
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