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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-10-17
FROM THE NEw-roRK GAZETTE.

FROM THE NEw-YORK GAZETTE.
Gentlemen-Indulge us in the plea
sure of telling you story under the pro.
mise of being as brief as we can.
A Clergyman Farmer in New Eng
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20
J'RI1ST SAJF

QY virtue sf deed of executed to the suhscri
- hef tie 3lst May, 1910, hy Elizabeth Steptoe Of
Hewick near Utbanna, n the county Of MiddeseN for
purposes therein expressed shall proceed TO sell (or
Tedhy money (n notes OF the Virginia Bank or Farm.
eis Bank OF Virginia, or Of the United states or for
Ro'd and siiver) oR the 25th FebrVqTy, fair or
me next fair day At The place aforementioned suudry
NEIROtS, and other personal property Contained VA
The said deed. viz. George Judy Nancy and Children
named DilCia, Carter, wiiiiam-Nau Mily ara her
cbitd hsfy--tofy head Vf Cattle. one bundled head
81 sheep, Carriage ASH tive Hufses and 5 Mules
on rs 7incl of the above shall be forthcoming on
Tie day OF sale, aud will satisfy The debt Contained in
tie said deed, ana the pcHces Of ihts sale bat f
deficient, w then proceed 10 sell The same terms
valuable PLAN1ATION IN tie same deed ralles The
Grange, situated on the Raopshanncck river and
Grunge creek containing i've 90 SIX HUNDRED acres of
land, as is more fully described IN the said derd
Jan 20 20 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20
Nix lnHN MnRGAN

ettR-As you are not inbaritant of this common
- wealth, you are hefchy nothed that on The second
Monday 10 March SeNt between the hours of5 O'Clock
A. - ana O'Clock, =. ". and 10 continue ltOts d.r
TO dat Until completed shall lake dispositions II NE
house Of wtn. Atkinson in the couaiy. OF poNhaiau
on the "wednesday succeeding the said I'd NJ aday iH
March, between The hours ~ O'Clock, A. N. aud
O'Clock, =. u. and to continue from cay day untif
completed, shall i2ks dispositions q the Powhataa
Cotton Factory. IN the county ~ Pow batan--ABd Oh
The nina Menday ~ tie same monte, between the
same hours OF the day. and to oontinne from day 10
day until cempleitd. shall take dispositions al
house Of ur. Colin clarke w The county of PoW hatau
Of which ate TO be read evidence in sait noa
depending ~ The superior court " chHrcefy for
edmond distfitt. in which ajn piaiptin and y0ur
self, James FnTsee, Peer Snbie, WA Archer Branch
y. Archer. and Jobu woodbridge, are defeBdanls-,
when aud where you mas attend.
ANtuONY NJ. DUPUY.
jan. &c. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20
LAW NOTICE

JAMES WEBSTER, of Philadelphia, has in press
ana viii publish as early possible, " Il PrGcti
cot treatise oJfhe Lar oi VeaderS 0ad Purchasers
~ hedt Rst0fe, by Edward BuTtensbaw SngdeH," with
notes and references to American decisions, Ivy mem.
ton.
gentlemen subscribing previous to publication may
nave tue work for dol 50 cts. we'll bound in calf;
ana DOL ~ sheep. The price Of 5th London edition
Is 10 dol.
The execution will not be inferior any law book
published !" the United States, ard contain about 500
pages royal octave.
E Subscriptions received az the building Oh
tue hIaih sireei, nearly opposite The Banks.
HIchnIOnI. jan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20
kUMFORD ANADEMY.


s'HIS Seminary will re.commence the 18th inst
& ana end on the 18th Dee next-with tile usual
summer vacsiioH.Ferms for board and tuition, 81 30
20 he paid quarterly IN advance, each boaTder hndiug
his bed.
the subscriber has The satisfaction of announcing to
The pnbHc that he has at ieugh procured Mr. OFagheT
" tn ditect the exercises OF this scbOOl-a gentleman
whose cbafacier, roth moral and literary is so we'll
supported by testimonials in the suhscfibeI's posses
sIon and to be seen by those who feel Interested as TO
Justly the belief that he viii he an acquisition 10 the
ihsttntiol Tie will instruct youth IN The Latin Greek
ahd French llnguages-the mathematics aud the minor
bfuuches Of the EngshIhe subscriber will ADD that
as ne has spared neither pains expense IL obtain
acnmpeteh teacher, he Matters himself his labor will
nc he N vain. RICHARD I'LL.
Jan g. 53..2iCEf21Gts
~ The subscriber does not hesitate to promise that
The most scrupuOus attention shall he paid L. the AGA
dcmc anf religious exercises " the pupils Who fron,
perfect ki owledee of The Tudnens aud beauties Of
the above languages, which II shall be bis unTemina
care 10 impress OH theu can command q happy faCII
~ t0 translate into either. Execution aud compost
ton IN the Latin French aud Engljsh viii form subjects
OF regular occupation. u will not, ~ is presumed he
considered unfeasonahle the part Of the subcfber
" he demands : 5 extra per aHunu from tie pupils
Who wish 10 attaR to the Ffench language. lie Will
cheerfuliy devote Of his leisure hours conyers
ing with them IN H. which Is certainly Of the most
natural and expeditions means 81 becoming well &C
qHaihted with polite aud useful language
Jan. IL. 81 Y. J. O'FL4HERTY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

. CONFERENCE.-THE.
MhRREDl-on Thursday evening The ls,L inst
by the REV. Jeiin ID. Blair Dir. ROBERT 5. AUsrIN
OF Hsnover, TO the amishie -isS MARIA .oRnlS Of
Hebtieo, DAUGHTER of Mr.. Austin Morris dee
Fait concord ever on their bed attend
And Cyiherea the blessed paid befirnd
When Youth is past. and wriukled age appears.
May neither Ia the other seem in years!"
MARRIED l--iU Gloucester on the l2 iusf
by the Rev. William food, EMANUEL ]
IHNUSTON. Esq. to TIE Ia ely am, most
aniable Miss CATHERINE PENDi E.TflN
COOKE, both of the same conDty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20
FOR SALE

The Jonowing Real Estate, IN Riceao,,d.
SENkN LOTS in Adams's valley, Distinguished on a
- plan made by RiehaTd Young lyth juno, 1918 a.
Nos. 1, 2, 8, s, 10 aud IL.
ONE Lo fronting forty four feet { n street and
running back 20 feet To Dock street and adjoining the
lot OF Robert Gamble. Esq.
And one HnGiGided third pert of Two LOTS each
having 'roni Of 20 feet Cross stu eel opnusite
to the Bell Tavern, aud in depth abont leo fer,-
hounheo on tie North 10y The property Of Messrs Eliza
Allan
For Terms. apply to Messrs. CamtreIine & Pearson.
New York, JOHN c. Smith ri hn,oud
'FW. ~. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

ought 10 be remembered that This clarn0r
was not ralsedin Maine, nor has il been
encouraged here. An attempt MAS made
by few busy metdiing persons 10 call
meetings III different parts OF ,he state,
pnt They have been uniformly discourage
ed. We have been willing 10 sub,ni, the
question TO the unbiased decision Of the
proper authority, aud in that ,ice,siou,
Whatever II may be. we shall acQuicscc.
Portland 1rsns, ( District Of Moi,e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

f. + PETICOLAS-P Portrait Painter
HAS oPeRed an EXHIBITION ROOM. for ihr I'M
spect on Of his friends and the public athis
dence, corner of and sth streets
Jan. 20. :, =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

rom all interference with them But the
subject OF commerce between The states
was one on w'nch n was necessary TO vest
some power IN the Congress of the y.
Stafes,-not with Il view 10 the inhibition
OF That commerce; but precisely with the
opposite Intention. Without such a pro-
VISION restrictions and cnbarrassmeiits
might have been imposed on the com.
rrcrce al each other by The screral states.
aud the seeds of discord aud dSunion
abundautly sowD. The object then OF
The constitution was TO enable Congress
10 prerem restrictions and prohibitions,
mol 10 authorize !, To impose them. This
object Is PLAIN and palpabie: bs, twould
puzzle the most profound politician or
The most acute observer of human Ma lure
10 discern the motive, which could have
prompted the states 10 confer on Congress
The power oil prohibiting commerce be
tween them which each could prohibit,
al lis pleasure, and for The prevention of
WHICH the federal power could be in no
wise necessary.
have said this construction of The
power 10 regulate commerce between the
States Is contrary 10 the plain meaning OF
The clause. A power TO regulate, does
mol imply power TO prohibit. On the
contrary, q power 10 regulate implies the
continued eriStence of thai which is TO be
regulated.
But when considered in its conseuuen-
ccs, tins construction becomes monstrous
ami revealing. II under the power TO re-
gulaie commerce, Congress may prohibit
amy particular commerce between the
states (such as selling slaves from one
sale To ano,her,) then II may proiiie!. any
otter commerce between the states. Thus
u may prohibit The Virginia planter and
iarmer from transporting his tobacco aud
wheat To the advantageous markets Of
Georgetown. Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York. The good people of OHIO and
Kentucky may be compelled to keep their
pork and horses 10 themselves, instead OF
supplying their Atlantic brethren. The
me cattle OF Tennessee and Mississippi
may no longer be permitted to react, our
borders. The Eastern people NAV have
their supplies of Georgia coitons cut OFT
and their spinning jenuies rendered use
less or II this heavy calamity should no,
ovcrtake them, Congress may in its wis
dom al some time or other, under this
clause OF the constitution, impose some
restrictions upon external commerce,
winch will prevent their oJiigime as 10 wear
Their manufactures whether we will or no.
Finally, il we must keep our slaves a,
home, they may be compelled to keep
their goldfish, aud il is mol impossible ;ha,
al some future period The Yankee ,inmen
may curse the day when their microscopic
but short sighed Boslouian friends dis
co re that Congress had right topre.
vent them from seeking a market Tor their
wares IN every corner ui the Union
A SOUrHRON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

I1URSUANr 10 warrant to us directed we have
this day viewed aH sstray STEER shewn ~ MS b,
koheu tvaHs Of this comfy, and do end The same 10
he pale red with whit face and aii, blind in the len
eye silt 1nd rn6eTkee in the rie cav cfOp ana two
sliis IN the leisUFpnsed ~ he - years old-and "a
one II g." cold ny said scans Jonathan Moore-sud
we do appfaise the said steer 10 tie sum Of I2..
Cefiited under on hands this 22a day n the Ift,
noEh, IN tie year 1879. BENJAMIN ". tADD.
THOMAS STBGG,
JAMES VAUGHAN.
Charles CITY county, Jan. 90. ge..N'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20
LEGISLATIVE APPOINTMENT.

Yesterday, The Legislature proceeded
to The election ola Treasurer OF the Com
men" eailh. Gen. John Preston had re.
signed .he othce.-Alr. Jerman Baker. a
~ember OF The Pfivy Council, was nomi>
naisd by llessrs. Magill, Crump, Miller.
Archer OF POwhaian, Graves, and Smith
OF Isle of Wight. MIR. john II. Saith.
one of the Delegates from Fauquier, was
nominated by Mess.s. lIcoe of Prince
William, Brown OF FauquIcr, and Brown
OF Bath.-Th ballots stood thus MIR.
Baker l0S. MIR. Smith 90.-Mr. Baker Is
accordingly daily elected.
Very little business OF general nature
was done yesterday III The House of Del
esates.-A bill, further to project reii-
eious Worship, was passed by ii large
maloriiy, after some discussion. II pun
isles by flne Of $ 70, at The Judgment
OF iiagisteaIe, any one who sells iniox-
icailng liquors within mile of d religious
meeting, on day appointed for such
meeiing-or, If slave without permits
Siou oil his master, with 20 ashes.
hlI Chapman Johnston Yesterday reported
10 me Senate very !oug and argH., e alive
substitute an iieu % the preamble and resp
lIions from the House OF D,lega es on the
Missouri Sucsiiou. This substitute most en-
pndticaiiN asssrtS the right Of Missouri to form
Z" Siaic sOVeTDmeot without any restriction ON
the score OF slavery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

= Il
IN the 25h day of DecelnDer last We took from an
~ board of Thomas GeoshS's n0at. 6abe head man
three bags of wheat supposed contain from ak 40
eight bushels, which he sHit br hnnght of a negro A. mr.
near the Fine House Falls, James river. Also aIout
II tons lump tasier, which he said he bought Of a
white man III Richmond, but did not know the mana
name. 1--WE have 10 doubt but both the wheat and
plaster were siOien.--Ihe owners are reumested II,
come forward prove theiT property pay charges anil
laAe II away Of IL will be sold agreeable to law.
JAMES B. HOLMAN,
l. MOON.
Scotsyille. Alhemarle, Ian 30. 81
by the G0perROr Of the C0AIn0MiveQkkhof ViIgi,i-I
PROCLAMATION.
" hEREAS Information has hsen received by the
" Executive, from the jaoT of tie corporation OF
Lynchhnrg, that certain slave named BILLY (sone-
times called Bty T0ylOr sentenced by the hastings
Corrl 81 L}hChhuT2 suffer death for the crime of
hHigiaTy, (Which sentence has been changed BY The
tNechIye n sale and transportation did on the Ig,h
{" December last, escape from the jail said cor
pn'atloh and is nov going at large have therefore
Thought IT. with the ADVICE Of tue council Of slate
hereby to offer reward of FIFTY DOLLARS to ans
person or persons WAC shall apprebeud and convey Il,
theJdl OF lJnchGuTg ibe PeniteHtiary ~ this
city the said Billy: And do moreover requiIe All
ohceIs, CIVIL aud military, and eXhprt the good aeope
OF The commonwealth 10 use their best endeavors 10
apprchend the said slave that he may be dealt with as
the law directs
Given under my hand as. Governor, and under
(Sedi) The seal Of the commonwealth AZ Richmond
TINS 18TH day Of JanuaIy. 1920
THOMAS M. RANDOLPH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20
DEPARTMENT or STATE.

" dsAHgtOR. Dee. -. 1919
% init is made by law, The duty Of the
secretary OF State Of the United States. to ptO.
cure rom time TO time, the statutes of the Sc
Vetdl states OF the Uuion. This duty las here
.p'OIe Dcen discharged by my predecessors in
,nlS 9thct, mi mauy OF the volumes procured
Dy mem have been accidentally LOST and
a si euueavoriug to supply the imperfectiOn OF
tpe coliectou as far as circumstances will pes.
nv; ne representatives in Congress, from
vac Slate, nave often occasion to consult tie
laws OF ibeir respective states and thai they
NAV nave The mesns Of reference 10 item. II
Is Necessary not ouly that the collection of
statutes heretofore enacted should be COM
plete hui that those ftom time TO time enacted
by Tie state legislatures, shonld he received.
take the liberty OF addressing your rxceiIen-
ey, to request tie favor Of being supplied Win
copy Of the statutes. which may from ses-
s,on 70 session. be enacted by tiia Legislature
~. virginia, and published by ,aeir authority.
f oht copies Of the laws OF Massachusetts, are
'O" session to session Transmitted, by stand
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

The steam boat, which left this city for
Norfolk on sunday, was i'll the violent
gale of wind which began TO blow on
Sunday night. On Monday morning, Cd
Days Point, she was thrown into some
danger !; most OF her paddles we're knock
ed of, add variety of articles, such as
ilre vood, baggage, &c. were swept off by
lie waves. Most OF Mr.. Giliert's com
pdny OF comedians were on board and
we are sorry 10 learn that HEY LOST con
siderable quantity OF their baggage or Tie
deck.-Ihe boat vas for some time III
danScr; Tie water penetrated INTO her
cabin; but she arrived in safety at Nor
folk.
The theatre here is CLOSED. Tor this sea
son; Ia open again about June next
The company were bound 10 Norfolk, ON
their way 10 Charleston.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

Tie melancholy GOnildgrallOu AT SaVaiI-
nah, which swept OIL near 400 Iiomscs,
and large amount of valuable property
Tue readers attention is invited to the
following very expressive alticlc from tie
Eastern argus, published at Portland,
District OF Maine:
We have received a letter from Wash
inglon, OF which the following is an ex-
tract -
WASHINGTON, JAN. 3. 1920.
Dear Sir--iie are in dquanddry. They are
GcferHtHed in the SeHufe, IN put Missouri on
The GWJor or admission has pissed the House.
~ rus taken up IN The SrHdte tS ddg, and past
poHcd motion Of G0D. Barbom TO Wednesday-
cth the d0oiccd purpose " admitting both toge-
Mr
Hhat is to bedone? VIII il do for ne derc.
gatioR from MdiRe to rcie against at The
expense NJ Haine Ihp Srnntc can unite them
and il they shoHLd, and we saOuh net concur
IN tie d@ieRdD'cat, both icW be tosf."
The writer states, that in the House il
is ascertalned that The Maine Delegation
can decide whether slavery shall lie adj
milied into Missouri or moi, and the
question is asked whether they ought 10
WELD or not, provided the admission of
Maine cannot be obtained on any other
terms than tlle admission of Missouri
without the restriction We can only
answer foran individual, and we saw IN.
equivocalIy, that it is tic duty Of onr de-
lcgaies 10 see that Maine is admitted ~
a member OF the Union before The 9Th Of
March. The prople aspect il, aud val,
We believe, take no excuse for Tie neglect.
Ore word more. II DOR brethren OF
The South feel some irrilallou or account
ofihe clamor that has been raised in tie
Eastern States during The last saulmeT, il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-27
Ntu.York. Julg %.
STEAM SHIP ROBERT FULTON.

Z STEAM ShtE COAAcNs
This elegant ship has returned to
t ,is port, she made the Hook IN Friday
last. when some of the passengers lett
her and landed al Staten island. The
ship Is sill below. The circumstances
that have caused her return are simply
these, as we are informed by letter
from a gentleman on board.
On the 18th inst. at 10 A. Nj. off the
Double Headed Shot, and within so or
10 miles of MatanZas, carried away
the head beam of the engine, which was
first caused by the breaking of the pi-
Mon wheel. and not bems able to stop
the engine insiantaneorsiy, some other
damage to the machinery was sustain
ed. This being an accident that was
difficult TO repair at Havana or New
Orleans, it Was determined to wear
ship and put back for New York. which
port she has reached in eight days, de-
pending on sails only"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-27
BRITISH FINANCES

ship Martha, al the office o! the New l Ok
Commercial Adverliser-Lo ntinued.
BRITISH FINANCES
If we are to believe the London Times,
(the leading opposition paper) the almost in
supportable debt of the British nation, is ra-
pidly accunulating, Notwithstanding the
state of universal peace and repose, Weare
now, says the Times, adding more 10 the ma
tional debt annually, than we did at the be-
ginning of the war under Mr.. Pitts admins
tration. We are now also adding more to a
national debt of Soc, 900 900 pounds than we
were then adding 10 debt OF 94o, ooo, 200 !;
and the money to pay this accommodating in
terest is now 10 be taken from an exhausted
people, which at the beginning Of the war
was drawn from population comparatively
wealthy and at ease. In March, 1893, MIR.
Pitt supplied the deficiency OF the ordinary
ways and means by loan of 4,5oo,ooo pds.
and the issue of 1000, 900 pds OF exchequer
bills. We, this year fund. or add to the al
fixed debt, 1000. 900 pds OF excbequer bills.
(not, we fear, long 10 leave the market so lar
bear of that commodity; and we borrow, as
may hereafter be wanted, ive or seven mil
lions; one sum being halt million, and The
other FL millions, more than we borrowed IN
the year 1898; and we besides appropriate
IL millions of the sinking fund. In J7a6,
the third year Of the war, we contracted
debt of of Is, 900 900 pds. In 1920, the NTH
year of the peace, we borrow l2,ooo,ooo
pds. from the sinking fund, and between 5
and millions from the contractors; making
between II and Is millions; in one case but
one million less, and in the other million
more, than in 1896. Where will this sys-
tenn have an end
The Marquis of Larndowne, in speech
delivered on the Sd OF June, mentioned the
circumstances Of bank having tailed, IN the
south OF Ireland, in the SUM OF about 5UU-
600 pounds, which it was supposed would
not be able to pay one shilling on the pound.
The editor of the London Times says, he is
not an advocate for increasing the number OF
penal statutes; bu. he should not be sorry II
a law were enacted, decla ing parties, IN
such transactions, to be guilty Of something
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-27
RICHMOND, vIRGINIA.


Extract of letter from Rhode Islar-
der, now residing in Virginia, to his
friend in the town of Providence, da-
ted, July /, 1920.
We arrived in Richmond on Thurs
day morning, and took lodgings at the
Eagle Hotel. perhaps the largest esta-
blishment of the kind in the United
States there are four spacious build
ings,. forming square, whicn compose
the establishment, and is almost city
of itself The situation of the Capitol
ON Shokoe Hill is truly commanding Il
delightful. On this hill, in the eastern
part of the the city, found prospects
very similar to those in Providence ::
indeed, while walking the back street
in Richmond. you almost imagine your
self in Providence, the resemblance is
go great the bulk of the houses, as in
Providence, being directly west of you,
in a valley below the hill. | leave for
yourself to judge of the magnificence of
the Capitol, which it built of free stone,
when tell you, that the edifce cost
$4,000 dollars, and the iron fence
which surrounds the green, perhaps
nearly or quite mile in circuit, cost
$1,000 dollars, on entering this superb
building. you are struck with a degree
of solemnity at beholding a marble sta
tue Of the iliustrious Washington. cloth
ed in the military garb Of he reyolu-
ton, standing ora 8 marble pedestal sur
rounded by an iron ralling--he stands
in a very erect. disnified position, with
a cane in his right hand, and at his left
side are plough, sword, and a round
bundie Of thirteen sticks, standing per
pendic ularly, representing the then
thirteen States, on which his left nant
gently re- lines, AID on and arounc
W ich is spread larg flowing mantle;
the workmanship was doue in France,
and is admirably executed--ths cost If
which was $4,000 dollars. In one Of
the inches in the wall is an elegant
marble bust of the distinguished La
Fayette, who fought so yaIiantIy ioi.
the Americans. | took view also Of
the exterior of the Monumental Church
erected ON the spot where the Theatre
was burnt. The building is magni''-
cent In front Of the church stands a
marble monument, on which are insert
bed the names of the unhappy persons
who persisted in the flames"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-27
Salem, LlN 19.
ATTEMPT AT MURDER.

n
A most dlabolical attempt was made
in this town ON Sunday last, by MIR.
Erne { A. Erwin, to murder his wife.
He provided himself with razor and
entered the room in which his wife with
two other females were sitting, licking
the door after him; they were alarmed.
and fed through the back door TO a
nsighboring house, and in the pursuit
he wosnded both the female companions
Of Mrs. E.. He then seized his wife,
threw her down, and inflicted several
wounds, when his murderous purpose
was arrested by some of the neishbors
who heard the alarm. Mr.. Nathaniel
Heard deserves great credit tor the
prompt and spirited manner in which
he tore the murderer from his intended
victim, wrestling the razor from his
hand, and securing him till he was con-
Quoted before a magistrate, Erwin uh-
derwent a partial examination On Sun
day, land further examination on Mon
day before Justice Punchard. who CON-
united him for trial. We forbear at
present stating further particulars. or
Offering any comment upon this dread
full transactions: the judicial inyesTIg,-
ton which must take place, viii enanie
us 10 decide VIII ther it is to be a.triou-
ted to insanity, OF to unhappy famI y
differences.