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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
New York Grand Literature
LOTTERY. No. 4.

New-York Grand Literature
LOTTERY, No. 4.
AUTHORISED BY an act gffbe Legislature,
- "na payment of Prices guaranteed BY them.
Positively begins drawing in May next.
$4,000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars,
5000 Dollars,
RIG HEST PRIZRS
7Iekets, Halves, 9gavte.s and EigLtbs, are nosu
selling IN a great variety Of numbers, at
g.. e X. WAITE's
Tulyf~tnadte Lottery Offices. No 81 and No. SO,
Maiden Lane, New 1o,k,
Where pdssoa in tbe iast Loneries The HIG H.
EST PKIZ h in each, and otbe, ea6ifaA 10 an
enoT'n1n' amount, amoEysf Which efbe folowiny
No l7l99 highest prizS) IS 600 dollars
NO 39l9 (highest prizs) 20 900 dollsrs
No 1898 3 900 dollars
No 1900 Q O0O dollare
NO 2559o 2 900 dollars
No 1858 2 600 dolla,s
No 3978 900 dollars
No 2O555 COO dollars
No 22315 ! go dollars
sesioes great number of 500 30, 100 doiYa,
pyizes Ss.
= Distant ndVenmos, BY forwd,dirg bank
notes Of any Description IN tene's P)s. pad 10 @
e x. Wdite, may bdre hekeis and sbUes sept then.
TO any dmoant, Glib roe utmost baHcfvaGty and
Pe1ecf safety. 10 any part oftbe United States and
toe earliest asviee viii be sent of their success -.
Price Of Tickets Seven D3ilars.
Ne'V 1ok, February i6b. 1906. sv
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4 ~ copLKS % 80

American Clerks Magazine,
~ Pock&g' CosYErAEcgR,
are Just Feseivea at $ F.ea.aats' Book. stsrs.
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PEDIGREE.

do hereby certify that the horse called Tho,
laiely he properly of Thomas M. Rauaolns
esq was toaisd my property in ,lpc month oe
May 1900 and that he wa: got By tDs celebr,
ted horse Diomed; his dam Nv Old W,ll,;r +,
MS trandan by Cloekfan; his great yranda >,
By Ola Partner; ais great great srandanr bv H.
gu!us' out Of an imported m,re.
-, Geerse Nc Skifwith.
Hickory Iiil, 18th Feb 1896. va
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WM. HhY. M. c.
BUZZARD,

Imported by the late Col.
] Ohm iIo0mes, OF the Bow
ling Green. will stand the
ensuing season, 60 COM
nence The lst of March.
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PEDICREE

PfDICREE
BUzZARD WAS got by Woodpecker, his dan,
Misfortune, by OAK. his grapdam CURIOSITY. by
Snap 4egulus--Bartstt's Cbilders.
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at my stable at Tsckahos, 6fteen miles ssovs
Nichmond. Tour daysin each week, viz. from
"wednesday till Saturday and Monday & Tues.
Gay az Capt Andersen Koystsr's, near Cooch
i.nd courthouse; and viii De let to mares II II
"onars' to DC discharged by the payment of ten,
~ taiG syi;5ia tie season twenty ds,l.rs "a, 49,,
rance. aud five dollars the single leap. In ever
case City cents be paid 10 ihs grosm, and the
,,esP ana groom money to be sent with the mare
ne pastures are excellent extensive, and unde,
good enclosures; and every care shall be taken
put will not be responsible for escapcs or ace;.
gents Cram will be furnished 81 The marker
rates. and boys boa'd At very moderate price.
lHoR IN fine bay, full fifteen hands and a
ns,t h'go ana OF great strength and beauty, and
, n;s sm years Old hi' form and lis blood las
WIZ appear BY ths subjoincd eertifca,sl en;i,Ie
him TO DC ranked with ths first horses in tho
state. PgIJyp pocEnc
Tuekahoe, 18th Feb. 1906.
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THOR.

THE thorough bred horse
ThOk, now in high hsalth
and yigor; will stand the en-
sung season 10 commence
the first day Of March and
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The celebrated high bloode
Englifh Horse,
0 S G. A r,

Full ii1teen hands high, impor.
ted by me in 1904. after having
Teen him the wear before. and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-19
NOTICE.
To Mr.. TAA1fS d. HOPKINS, Clerk

II Mr.. JAMES II. HOPKINS, Clerk
If TIE Maine 7arnbike A65cinti9n.
VOU are hereby requeAed, by the subfcri-
l. bers, five OF the members of faid Cor
poration, to call meeting of the members of
that Corporation, to be held a, The Chamber
over the Maine Fire and Marine lnfurance
Office, in Portland, on TrysOAv, the cd day
of June next, at eleven o'clock, A. VI, % aa
upon the following articles, viz.
Il, To choole Chairman, in cafe the
PreGdynt fhall be abien,.
"a, 10 fee il the faid members will alter or
amend any Of the psefent Rules and Regula-
tiors, and If 10.
Sd, To chooie Directors, Clerk, Trealurer
and all other officers for the enfning year.
ith, To coniider the e1pedency Of making
any aiiedmen, Al this time, upon the fhares in
faid corporation. -
9Th, To receive the reports of any former
committees, and to ACT on this and the other
articles as they ihall Judge proper.
Ilaac Gage, thomas Webiter,
Vim. Symmes, Rich. Hunewell,
James Deering,
-''''' mi '.'- Portland, May Il, 1906.
Purfuant to the foregoing application, 10
me directed, hereby notify and warn the
members of the Maine Turnpike Afociaticn
TO meet at the time and place and for the
purpofes therein expraed.
ray 70. j. o. HOPKINS, C7erf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-19

~ Of Republican Seassou were ehofcn; tina,
all they expeaed was majority Of the Rsp,s-
seafaiiVss and if they failed in this, that oil rgss
gone all what why all their hopes of DIE
cord and Ca.fsGsa in the Legislature, which
NUT be the consequence if one branch is re-
publican and the ef6cr Jsatrail Is that the
way to promote Harmon, furely not-Then
let thoie citizens who gave a saioyify lail
month for Major LLsLE7-, be confifient, A.
gain come forward, and choofe fuch men as
will accord with him in fentiment. The Fed.
acknowledge we hall have the majority at
the ne1t election, if not now-what then can
be their objeet, but TO hep tie State in BROLL
aH0tbey year, and certainly for no benefit to the
People, however il may sIit fte Lawyer!
REPUBLICANS, BY general attendance
Tins Day, your RoHse Of fRep,aerfatives, and by
their means your whole STATE Government may
be REPUBLICAN,, and bsrmOnire with the
general government, at this important cribs.
The DAY tys8rs, if you attend in feafon; and
be aiured, that every eausid tese,aLH, who
deiires the peace and welfare of his country,
will with you fuccefs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-19
93duifD.

AT Saco, Mr.. Samuel PiaJeed, to Mif. Haa-
nab Gserney.
At Albany, Me. Mr.. T5Oma, Ru0;A, to Mil.
65iyoI Bel.
AT Phillips-Academy townfhiP, Mr.. Rgfus
Ri.bsrdl5a, to Mifs Eieaaoy His
At shapeigh, MIR. Nic5oics Yo,t, jun. to
NIifs Sally A89ie6ee.
AT Gardiner, capt. JsmsI Sba1D, to Afiis
Eliza Cdf6aiae ddlo.
AT Machias, major LemuI 7r9fst, TO Mrs.
Rsb.cda AVeyy.
AT Falmouth, Mr.. Ebenezer II. Sawyer, to
Mrs. Betty Walker.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-19
D:t@.

In this town, widow 1layy Raneoei, aged
81, daughter of Mr.. Le7ris Gay, of Raymond,
and formerly of Newbuyport.-Mr. George
Furgifon, aged 6o,-Mrs Patty 1'hompfon
aged 42.-on Saturday laf, Ge'rge, the fon
of Ziba Pope, aged 81 DAYS.
On his pafage from Berbice, Mr.. Je6aa
Sazvrrr, of Falmouth; mate of brig William
A worthy and indultrious citizen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-19

:, ,h;s conry by faithful and encr-
pe,io admistauon OF It.
To,be en- who assisted in forming
an a carryg into successful operation
nj 5 glsrus palladium Of our rights
and nYipeges have yielded willing
and che ful support; and happy would
!, hav.,cen for America ifan opposi-
tion their principles or measures had
ucveOeen organized. But unfortunate
10 r the peace of society and the pros
-rpv and honor Of the u nited States,a
tcxfac,ious and unprincipledcharacters
o.osed the federal constitution in its
,igin, and used every cxertion to pre-
vnt its being ratified BY the states.
The opposers of the constitution,
finding their attempts to crush it fruit
less, and the administration of 1t being
committed to its friends, the enemy as
sumed new ground--'to misrepresent
and traduce the principles and mea-
sures of the federalists, has been the
point to which all their malice, all their
cunning, has been directed-no mean,
however fhse or base, is omitted--the
vilest passions are appealed to, to aid
the fury Of the democratic party.
AS specimen of the fTaise 7yorthy
ererhons of the democrats in this town
] wish you, if consistent with your feel
ings, to publish in the next Gazette the
Hand Bill which was issued from the
Argus Office, on the day for the choisc
Of rcpresentatives-A more false and
infamous publication never disgraced a
free tress. If the democrats are bent
on pursuing such measures to propa-
gate their principles, it viii have a di-
rect tendency to distroy the peace and
harmony of the town and TO them
will rebound all the satisfaction ofbeing
the authors of such a state of happiness.
PORTLAND,
I zvould ngt be understood 10 rJer-
20 the PRESIDENTS Proclamation 7rhich
7gaS tir7nted on one side Qfthe hana-5iH.
In complying with the request made
ia the foregoing, we are sensible the
contents of" Little Argus" on account
Of its locality, will be interesting to our
readers out of town no farther than it
goes to shew the very hon2U'a6le means
that are made use otto effect change
in the political charater of this town.
EDITORS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-19

TO LET,

III LEI,
ONE half Of two ftory Dwelling
- Horfe, in the north part Of the town
containing fix fniihed rooms and a porch
with other convenience Inquire Of
.May :. Robert Barbour.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-19
Munroe aS futile,
No /, Union RotV, Midaze Sfyeet,

MulllOC " uCJlC,
No. /, Union RotV, Alidaze Sfreet,
HAVE juf received, and now or
: ening an erteniive atorsment of FRESH
GOODS-viz.
"A and Oil figured, piquet and coloaade
Mullins-dtto ,hawl,--diuo Wells
"a and 5-4 figured Lace ditto
6-4, lace, japanned, veined and tamborsl
Mullins
A large anortnen, Of plain and figured flk
Mullins Book aud Jaconet do
Pink, blue, white and green Sarlrcts
India Lultrings,
Black and coIored double Florence 10
Fashionable plaid 40
Black and white fik Hole, lace and en-
| broidered clocks
Plain and lace cotton do
BIZ ck and white lace, pic nc, and plain fix
Gloves and Mitrs .
/ 8, 4, 5 and 6-4 white Cotton Cambries
| A and s-4 black and colored do
IA beR London printed Cambrics
| Cambria and common CalIcoes
| 9 bales India do--lndi2 Checks
Cambria and common Diuiities
Linen Cambrics
| Hi T-S and HI lTiin Linens
Printed and wove Ginghams
| Cotton Cafiimeres--MerleilesE Yelling
| Black and c0loTed Yslyets
| Patent Cords and Plans
| Back and colored Grapes
4 Durants-Cz Czlamancoes-sh shalloons
< Bell London Pins
| Mems Beaver Cloves
| Black aud white elk do
| Ladies long and fhort Kid do
A large aiiortment Of India Cettons, from
81 10 81 per yard
Black and coiored Sewing Silk
Black and white ELK Lacss
White thred do
| trunks Kid and Velvet shoes
| Black, blue and brown BroadcIoths and
| CsfEmeres-With haadf M aflurtuerr Of
other Goods which will be fold lower than
! can be psfchaied st AZ ilore in town.
! xn AZ ft-s,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-19
Watcb Lost Z
BOARDING..

-FOUR or FIVE gentlemen can be accommo-
dated with boarding, next door to Mai
We5fer's, in Fore-itreet. Apply to
R1yl9 JAMES CHAMBERLAIN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-19

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public
notice TO sl concerned, that he has been
duly appointed, and has taken upon him
felf the trua Of Administrators on the eftate of
LGCYa AFFADI,
late OF FNe,pgiousfr,ip the county Of CuvserlanS,
Jingle woman, deceafed, by giving bond as the
law airecfs:-He therefore requefh all perfons
who ere indebted to the faid deceaied's eltate
to make immediate payment; and thofe who
have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the
fame TO
Jacob Halkeli.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-19
Good Fsbine Bait ( !!

RAIT, fuitabIe for 6flling in the Pifcataqua
Bridge Lottery Chat commences draw
ing next Wednefday) viz. Whole, Half, Quar-
ter, and Fights of Tickets-containg, behdes
a large quantity of Salmon, SC. great fchool
of 4fnebOvieS- For fale az THOMAS CLARx's
Boekitore and indeed truly lucky Lottery
Office, FiihRreet. MAY I9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-19

NEW GOODS.
CROSS s MARTIN,
Fare Street,
HAVE jun received large afcrtrnent of
l SPRING y SUMMER CoODS-a-
mong which are,
,Supertine black, blue, brown and bottle.
green Broadeioshs, of fuperior Quality
Blue, brown, mixed and fcarlet common do.
Buff, black, white, mixed Ssdra5 CafIimeres,
RuiIels, Calamancoes, Shzlloons, Duraats,
and Duroys
Superfne and common CaIicoes
Black, olive and drxb velyets
Mixed and drab Satinets r
Olive, blue, late * black Cotton Csfimsre,
and Crounderils
Englifh and India Nankins,
Olive, 1ate and buff fIanes-Pink Cinghans
Great variety of fancy Mullins,
Plain, fpotted and laced Book do.
GA embroidered Shawls,
Black and white milliaet Englih and India
Cottons--ditto Checks
Cambria & common Pocket Handkerchief,
Black, blue, plumb, brown, bSff and pink
Cotton Cambrics-4-4. ga & GA white do. !
Quality and Shoe Bindings
7-s asd "a 1rih Linens
Cotton Umbrellas--hlk do P7rafols
Dimitiss-S Sewing Silk--TwiR
Brown PlattilIas-Britaniss
Cotton Hofe--hlk DO
Marfeiles Qnilting-Black Sinchws
Black, green and pink Modes
CopPerplate Furniture
Ladies liIk Cloves -Centlenens do.
Beaver Gloves
! Silk and cotton Chanlbray Mullins
Black and white crope Damafk Tablecloshs
/ Fascy fix Handkerthiefs-- Shirt Rhttons
! Hair Combs--Ribbons- Oil Cloths
China caltor.-Toilet CIaHes-Pocket do.
etc. etc. fAo,
A few pipes 4;h proof Brandy
do Gin Rum-Wines. Of all kinds--Hyloh,
Young -Hyfon, Hyfon-i kin, souchong and
Bohea Teas, of the frf quality.-Litr7pise,
A large ailortmcnt of Groceries ;
all of which will be fold on the mon readcna
bic terms. NAY I9-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-19

Mr.. TURNER, being a, prefent
difengsged, offers his fervice. to any
Gentleman whole 5ufnefs may require con-
Rant Book Keeper. Terms-iuch as he rlay
merit. Jsze,' Rszu, No. S, Nay 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-19
TO LET,

nNE hall of throe-aory Hcufe, pleafans-
~ ly Etuated in Fore-Street, near the
dive lIing-hcuie Of cai. V-1iss-Apply to
Af.y ; MARY OxNARD.
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nal intercourse by attending The oral lee.
lures o: teachers or of listening 10 the ha.
ransu-s of the orators int5cir pablo as.
sem5lies. Hence il was that in ancien,
limes republican government was only
practicable III states Of the above descrip.
ton. 1t was impossible that the freedom
OF such states could be permanent their
weakness continually exposed TO the dam
ger OF foreign tongues, by powerful and
ambitious kingdoms; or Is they in their
torn, made conques,s, the disorders and
precipitaie measures resulting from
crowded and turbulent assemblies, the
luxury and idlencss insep.rable from
large and popuious cities soon brought
them to an un!imcly ends
But at the present day so far is exten,
ot territory, from being incompatible with
tree government, ana such an arnelora-
ton has the art Of printing rffecled in
the intellectual condition ofthose persoas
whoitve Tar remote from towns and cities,
that a greater surface of country is pro.
oaoiy capable of Being permanently and
safely united under a republic than under
any other form of government.
10 De concluded in our ne.rt.)
NOTE. Those words which denot. refine.
inent OF manners, in Standardization to coarse,
ness and brutality, are derived from Others
which signify cities. The word Pagan, original.
~ imported only the inhabi,ant of village, which
proves that idclltry maintained its ground in the
country long af,er its expulsion from ci,ies
These etymo'ogies imply ,naci, greater dir.r.
enee in the moral and intellectual condi;i lion of the
CITY and country llian now exists
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be granted b. the 6 werner and tn. Judges afore,
said. or any three of them, ard where they shall
Judge mos, proper. lot not exceeding the qaan:
lily Of ave thousand square feet. e :,
Sec h.d6eH fin ice, enacted That the land
remaining OF the said ten thousand acres, after
saisf, ing Claims provided for BY the preceding
section, shall be disposed of by the governor and
judges aforesaid. at their discretion to the hest
advantage. who are hereby authorized 10 make
deeds 20 The purchasers thereof. and the proceeds
of the land SO disposed of. shalt be applied by the
governor and Judges aforesaid. towards huiling
= conrt-hoase AID Jail in the town,cf Detroit ;
ard The sad governor and judge, are required to
rake report TO Congress, in wiring. of their
proceedings under THIS act. f..,.
- NATHL, MACON,
Speaker Of ,be Roaie Of Rep eseafa,iVes.
s. SMITH,
President Of lie Senate pro. temooye.
April 81. 1906 -APrSovrp
TIL JEFFERSON;
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Sneaker sftie Hyuse Of Renresentsf!U.s.
s. SMITH,
President sfMe Senate firo feIzt,ore.
April 81, iSo6.-APPRoysD,
TIL. JEFFERSON,
AN ACT

10 erouiae for t5c Adjustment of ,ifles of land IN
TIE to'un If Detroit and terriiogy of Iifiebigaa,
and I other pHyposes.
BIZ ennc'edby The Senate and House Of Peb,e.
'e'tdfioe' of tbe Usiied S;acs If AneicG in C1a.
g,e's assembled, That tho governor and judges
Of Inc ,errirory of Michigan, shall be- ana ,hpy.
or any three Of them, arc hereby authorised 10
lay OUT town. including che whole of the old
town OF Detroit, and ten shou5and acres adi1.
esn', excepting such parts as the President of the
United States shall direa to be reserved for TIC
use OF the military department. md shall hear
examine, and haay adjust all claims to lots hes e
in, and give deeds for the same And to every
person, or the leg Representative or representa-
tiyes Of every person, VINO not owing or proEes.
sing alegiance 20 any foreign power, being A
beys ihe age Of seventeen years. did on the ele
wealth day of Iuae. one ihossand eigh, hundred
and five, whcnth tie oil town OF Detroit was burnt
GU : or inhabn q Louise IN tine same, ,l,ere shs
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At the Eagle Tavern.
MR.. MANFREpI.
IEFFERSOMi

+. NIX. III AIN e ifEII, >, -.
Ind his C0mhany, consisting II .Jiivs Pe,Cars
uers, three Ladies and RIO G-n,ie.
men, reshec. fully inform The hu6-
nc, thar their. nert herfor-
o., y nance mill be on
MONDAY EVENING, August 4.
qbc Performance sill commence .pifb
A SPANISH DANCE,
rY'THE LITTLE kMERlcAx.
DANCING ON THE ROPE. -
danes in cbara&er with the. balance pole,
by Miss LOUISA Miss CArHssIrE will dance
a Gornplps on the rope, after which Sc
rious dance. $50 - e. ..,.,..
A GROTESQUE DANCE,
BY Madam MANFRHDr-The M;,p;ng Board.
She will dance wi'hou, prt,ing her feet
on the rope, with The balance. polls, and plsv a
handsome ais on the NIndoiine, on the rope with
out the balance pole - =,
After which the Combat of tbe 9&po Flcgs, by
Mr. and Mrs MANFREpI on, the'rope.
:. THE. rCOSSAC. DANCE.
MIR. EASrnzDI will dance with TWO Bas.
iscts tied 10 his feet, AFTER which he will dance
with two BOYS in the same manner. without he
balance pole He will beat the dunn; perform
the curious Fea, of he Cloak; play the Fsench
ao'n; and jun5 backward and forward over
Handkerchief.
Tumbling Agility ofthc Children,
Who viii perform several fea,s on me CarpetA
in the Italian style. Rxtrao,dp7y feats of 'he
fnmbiers. who will threw backward and for.
ward somerseis over Tables and Chairs -
Ground Turh'ing, with Rng'iah aud Spanish
THE EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS.
Mr.. AhsFaEpI viii balances several persasS
on his Arms Legs &c showing several perspec.
tircs in rho Foran sfy'e>
lie -iH dance a Ss,aisb FNxI<zgs orey several
Egg.
The whsle TO conclude wi;h q EoRNeLPE.
by Miss CATHERINE
! .G9Daffsscc one deRsr " Children haLfhrice.
30" The d-ors 20 open at clock, and tn.
Curtain yisss at 8 o'clock.
NO sEcAns To EE sMaAKgD.
TIE days of performance will be on Non.
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
PURSUANT to deed Of trust,
4 bearing date on the FIRST of June. 1905 ard
duly recorded in Hsnrca county court, from Wa
tbaniel Childsrs late Of The said county. TO The
subscrhers.t TO secure the payment of a debt du..
from said Childers 70 Edward ca,in will be
offered for sale. on Tuesday the 26-h day of next
month. (hugust the following negroes to wiz,
Billy, Pheby, Sal ey Cecil, Celv aud .Ms,ia a.
so three BEDS and FURNITURE, .oge'he~
With all rte house hold and kitchen FUPNI.
PURE of every denomination, belonging 20 the
said Childers, The foregoing property will be
sold at A. Meanleys tavern in Shed rewn, for
ready money, 70 satisfy balance cf said debt
from said Chidsrs 10 said Catlin. and the expen-
fes of the said trust, ard the surplus proceeding
from; aaid sale. 10 he paid TO said Childers
l VILLAIN HsM anrrLEs. a,~'ee'.
July 22d. 1896.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-02

Lon0oa fia5ser.
On Saturday, the i5,h inst. a Negro
Man belonging to MIR. ~ Corcle, was ex.
ecuied in Lyncoin county, for the murder
al his mistress-he was tried on the Sd
inst. when i, appeared in evidence that he
had been rebuked on Tuesday morning,
by his mistress, for bea:ing his wife-.af
ter which he went to ploughing, and in
about two hours afterwards returned to
the house with a club, went into the kitch-
en- and Knocked his wife into the Ere, and
was proceeding 10 further aGts Of vio-
lence, when Mrs. MCorlsie went into
the kitchen. to save the negro woman
| if possible. from further harm; when the
fellow Immediately knocked her down.,
and beat her till she was dead he then
run of, but returned in the evening for
the purpose of procuring horse, The
more checlual!y to ensure his escape /; he
was then discovered and apprehended.
He was sentenced TO be- burnt q; the stake,
which sentence was executed on Sa.ur-
day last, in the presence Of numerous
spectators, who had assembled TO behold
the awful and shocking spectacle, He
Svhi~SSSu Viz snuibSif SiiC FEIJSQ Win
much earpestness for the divine Forgive
ness, until rbe violence ofthr flames de-
s!royed the powers of utterance.
C.fagusta Chronicle.)
| Inspected the last 12 months ending lot July,
1906 IS ,440 bbls. Flour
ISAAC WEBSTER.
Richmond
| school master in England has lately written
! q tratt 70 prove thar syn tax is a tax on sin -