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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-10

Hem We are now orcibiy reminded Of what
we heard related few days ago, by gentleman
who had spent much OF his time, and money, in the
weste' and territories of the union. He de
clared that while in Indiana, the scarcity of cash, or
the want Of reputable circulation Of the kind IN use,
induced several persons to attempt remedy for the
evil. Accordingly, bank established, the capl-
tai of which was composed Of skins Of the different
animals of that quarter of our country Rackoon
skin for instance was stamped as Sl-an Opossum
so cts "a Mink 25 cts "a RABBIT 121 cts Sc
This institution lived and prospered Tor months to
the satisfaction and benefit of all concerned The
deprecated rags oil the other banks were derided and
thrown out OF circulaon-they we're viewed as
worthless, because oil their great depreciation, and
the facility too with which they could be counterfeit
ed and imposed on the community. Another reason
they had for rejecting them was the natural and su
perlor security they had in Skin or Fur Bank against
cpunerfeits. And who but The most ingenious and
aes )mpIished william could have dreamed of coun-
terlelting on this bank-But 50 it hit was finally
discoyeredby the Bank officers, that 0posSum skins
TO considerable amount had been passed on them
for kJnR skins The iailS Of the later were cut off
and very n enlouSy transferred tails the skins
Of the former. When 81. b is the case, 1t appears
that close inspection is required to perceive the DIFF
ference between an Opossum and koon skin.
A reward of S25 ii c. 25 Koon SIX ns) was offered
for the couuteFienels. iatJa.r Compiler.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-10
Sl,996,soo

spoonns IS done BY women and children their
'lOOi amounts to about one sixth of the above.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-10

4 gigantic and well disciplined system Of yillany
mas oeen detected and brought to light through tho
medium OF the Post Office. a correspondence be-
tween the convicls in Baltimore Penilentiary, and
number OF persons in and out of the city, has Ou
some time bees carried on, by which means an or.
eanlzed system of counterfeiting and altering bank
notes, was established in the Penitentiarv Thr-
teen plates, or rather parts of plates, of FIVE, sur
twenty and sixty dollar bills, for altering genuine
notes OF lower denominations were found. The &C.
hume notes were furnished by one of the deputy
keepers' who is now in confinement, and whose de.
lection was owing TO The letters being intercepted at
.he fost Office and the dies and plates being found
~ Dag which was slowed away in the loft OF one Of
The departments.
tour oil The convcts were concerned in the trans
action one oil whom the dies and the other three
were employed in disseminating the spurious noes
~ iel'ers' and receiving genuine ones in return
ne no,es mat have been detected were principally
on the Frederick County Bank. As measures are
taxing 70 develop this plot more fully and to punish
.nose VINO are known to be accomplees, we shall
wait the issue Of the investigation. --Balt CarOn.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-10

ty, prevailed on him not to knock his brains out a.
gainst the wall and the next morning he started
Cor the neighborhood Of Baltimore, where We hope
all who meet him will treat him kindly.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17
GREAT BARGAINS !
800 Packages OF
VIEW GOODS.
DAvID & WILLIAM KYLE, respect

~ July inform their friends and the public
that they have Just received, aud are now o.
penng, the above number oi Packages OF
NtW GOODS, uncommenly cheap, and well
selected, al auction, in the cities of n York
aud Philadelphia, and principally for cash
these, IN addition TO their former extensive
stock on hand, will make their assortment,
Tor variety and cheapness, inferior 10 none in
the state, and far superior 10 any ever in the
upper cOnntry--as, IN the selection OF their
assortment this season, they have omitted no
article that could be procured IN Their line OF
business, which is either useful or fashionable
and from their long experience in ba mess
and the decided advantages they possess in
purchasing their goods, they feel perfectly sa-
tisfcd they can and will sell almost every
article in their line, much cheaper than they
can be purchased at any other house in this
place.
Country merchants and planters from dis
lance, wishing 10 purchase largely, are cordi-
ally invited to call and examine for them
selves, as they only 81 ali opporlauity of
exhibiting their assortment, aud mata known
generally, the unusually low prices they are
determined TO sell at.
They constantly keep on hand, an extensive
assortment of H.7RDU3RE, S.tDDLERY,
CUTLERY, QIErNSB.2RE, and GROCE-
RES, Of all descriptions.
They have also received. two cases superior
quality B0LTLSG CLOTHS.
Nov. 10. Is w3w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17
Early IN October .toiU be Published,
NEW MAP OF FLORIDA.

G0NPILED from recent aetua surveys and
observations, and also from authentic do.
cuments, made and collected during a residence
in that county.
To accompany the-map, but for the public
convenience issued separately, will appear at
abe asme me,
OBSERVATIONS UPON THE FLORIDASl
From original notes, taken ddnng several
lourn es IN the teri l,Ory, particularly TIN 81 gh
parts hitherto unexplored, and inform ton
dawn from the most authentic sources. Bv
CHARLES NiGNOLEo, civil and topogfaph-
led e. inecr, lately of South Caroina and at
present resilient sury yor in East Florida
Tbs mao will be absut Do inches sgu4 {, de-
Gneated on a scale OF J mics ) one ioch he
whole olthe pelncpt, a I'd almost all the i'll
hry waite courses, and he Chief LAKE i be
lad do an I; the existing carriage road, and Il
the nam lnGlan paths the na.nes place,
entertalnment, &c. will be noted tn ! "a ap-
pellatons being ca'efGily elaine t. AVOID en-.
fusion, as it viii be an inject t. iende' rAe pap
as convenient and useiu! as possible o. "a cle,
Independent ofthe re eral drta Is, all tie arc
grants of land will be located as far a, practica.
bic.
The accompanying book Will conta n re
view OF the state o! TIE proyin Is in II attic
and civil Light, for few years previous 10, and
at the period o., their cesslon.
A summary description o the country in e
neral, as respect soil, rl.mat. ard tep erap,r,l
details, with remarks on tn different apmopi-
at cultures, pa tlcularly ccliee, eugai, CUBA to-
bacco andruit
An abstla t. As far as atta,nable, of all he
grants maze BY the spa rish authorities in me
Florld1s, witt ia, names of ne Origins. al
tee, &c. Explanation, oftnr pIiacipe5 upon
WAC lnds sere gene ally conoe e., and a.
account o' THE different laws, ro,a, orders, sc.
authonsing the governor tp1naec grants.
Such Information respecting he ladi ne, the
weckng system among the Kegs and keefs,
and othel general points my oe considered
US III, or interesting II the public.
The prlc, will he made as low as possible. IT
beng pres'med that tn rap and pamphlet may
b, issued at a sum 10 exceroina 50 10. both
81. Augustine, June %, 1872.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17
Fsom he Lirepool Mercury.
EXTRAORDINARY FRAUD.

most successful ard daring fraud has
been committed on some of the most
respectable individuals of this town by two
ffenchmen, clilng themselves Count 81.
Julien and Chetalicr \ ilLruenkc. BY some
means on other Tiny ceniris, i IL impose on
an eminent banker Of Birmingham, who
gave them letters To merchant of 'hi.
town. They were received by him in ave
~ hospitabIc manner, and he Invited "A par
~ To meet them at he table. This, Of
course, gave them currency In sncicty.--.
They were invited To the house OF another
gentleman, and soon formed pretty ex-
tenslve acquaintance. They represented
themselves ms n Colonel aud Major in the
army, fleeing from France rs actors in Der.
TONS conspiracy. A subscription was made
Tor them, aud llley soon after embarked for
Marauham. On their arrival there, they
contrlved To swndle ssme OF the merchants
aud immediately returned In Liverpool
Their ,illainy was mol discovered, aud they
were again received into soeiety-.they had
obtained permission To return tn frnncr,and
gentleman of This town agree To accom-.
pany them. Previously 10 thcir departure
they visited all the public buildings, the
schools and charities, and appeared to take
great interest in every thing connected
With education. On their arrival IN .ans
don, passports were obtained-on Liver
pool friend had occasion 10 get his witch
repaired before he set of and Count 81.
Julien accompanied him 10 the shop. He
was told II would take some time, aud as
he could not wait, the matchmaker lent him
another IL is almost needless 30 say, that
before they left London, the Count contri
we'd Ia get the watch out of the shop on
some pretence or other. On their arrival
III France, the Count pretended that his
pocket had been picked, and our tonnsman
generously offered them what money they
required on reaching the capital they
were 10 take THEN guest to the chateau OF
the Counts mother ; hut il happened, most
unetPcetcdiy. that the good lady was from
home, nj which circumstance the greatest
disappointment was expressed.
However, they agreed to dine At res
taufateur, ~ the evening and as Vile
ncarc had ia 20 into the country, he Dor.
rowcd our town8man's bor0ietd watch, in
order thai he might be- exact. The time
for dinner had arrived, but the crafty dogs
came mol Cur tOwnsman began 10 think
that warning he received from sharp
sighted friend before he left Liverpool, was
not without"loundaiion lie returned To
the Hotel, found letter addressed TO the
Count--he opened il, and read, " We have
been discovered, meet me at such an hour,
- nj hous, in such Il street, - nj Vcr-
saiIcs, Tomorrow. Our frieudimmediate-
ly determined to go there himself he did
SO, but found no such street or house; he
returned, went into his bedroom, aud
found that in his absence his porlnantcau
hid been opened Ivy the key which was ap.
pended 10 the lent watch, and every Thing
Mud been carried oK We understand these
clever fellows lett no trace whatever by
which they are likely Ia be detected,
aud mnny ofmir friends are one laughing nj
the other for having been 50 thoroughly
dupcd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17

II is with r'idicuc as with compassion, we
do not iilce 10 be the solitary objects ol
either and whether we are4aughed nj ol
! pIticd we have no objection In sharers, and
fancy we can lessen The weight, by dividing
| the load. A gentleman who was present
Al the battle Of Leipsic, told me humor-
Gus auecdotc, which may serve to illustrate
the above position. After the signal defeat
II the French AT this memorable action
Leipsc became full OF a mixed medley ol
soldiers of all arms, aud of all nations oil
course great variety OF coin was in clrcii-
lation tber" a British private who was at
tnehcd 10 the rocket brigade, and who bad
picked up little broken French " German,
went 20 the largest hotel in Leipsic, and
displaying an English shilling to the land
lord, inquired If this piece of coin was
current there. Oh yes, replied he, you
may have whatever the house affords foI
that money, il passes current here at pre-
sent. Our fortunate Randolph, finding
himself in such compliant quarters, called
about him most Justify, aud the most stump.
tuous dinner the house could afford, washed
down by snndfy bottles of the most expen.
slYe wines, were despatched without cere.
mony. On going away he rendered at thu
bar the identical shilling which the land
lord had inadvertently led him to expect
was ~ perform such wonders. The stare
the shIug, aud the exclamation elected
from " mine host of the garter" by such
a tender, may BIZ more easily conceived
than expressed. An explanation very
much to ihe dissatisfaction Of the landlord
took place, who quickly found that nothing
more was likely to be got bn. also that the
laugh would be Tremendously heavy against
him. This part Of the profits he had a very
christian wish to divide with his neigl Dor
-Taking, therefore, bis guest to the street
door ofhis hotel, he requested him to look
over the way. DO you see, said he that
large hotel opposite that fellow, the land
lord of it, is my swarm rival, and nothing
can keep this stony lIom mis- ears, n which
case shall never hear the last Of Il. Now
my good fellow, you are not only wehom.
IN your entertainment, bat will Instant,
give you five frank piece into the bargain
if you viii promise, on the word Of sol
der, 10 attempt the same trick with him to-
morrow, that succeeded so well with MI
to-day. Our veteran took the money
and accepted the conditions but having
bntoned up the silver very securely in hi.
pocket, he took leave of the landlord witt
the following speech, and bow that did nc
discrtiIi TO Leipsic- Sit, deem mysel
~ honor bound TO use my utmost en,cayor
TO put your wishes into execution sbaI
certainly DO all can, but must candidly in
farn you that ] lear she'll nor succeed
since played To, very same trick with tina
gentleman yesterday--ana 1t is to his par
iicular advice alone that YOU are inGebspt
for The honor of my company to-day.
LsssS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17
Eyes wide open-Watch

"a WIS will again give notice to Those per.
" sons having claims against the estnte OF
Richard Durfett, decd TO brig them forward
established accordingio law, rs this notice will
he plead Ia bar; for Gin determined 10 close
the business rs soon as II can be done, shall
proceedto sell as manv Of Inc NEGROES on New
Years Day, 1873, on tho premises, as v III raise
money 10 pay of all jasj clulms.
LiITLEBERfY LEF1WiCiI Admr.
OF Rehggl pu'reii- deed
NeYemDcr -, vaN lG
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17
u Tract vi I.aNA,

Lying in said county, containing 100 ncres
more or less, and adjoining the lands 81 Jas
lapscott, VIM. Station and John Staples, aud
particularly described IN said deed or 81
much thereof rs will be sufficient 10 satisfy a
Judgment obtained in the superior court OF said
county in the name OF Jesse H. Conch, trns-
lee, &c for the benefit OF William Morris, n
gainsi said \. {. Cohbs aud ethera. Snch title
only will be conveyed as is vested in me as
trustee. JAMES TApSCo1r, Trustee
Dee - ots
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17

GsTRAYED or stolen from the subscr-
~ Der about the 10th of iast month, large
BAY HORSE, about 5 feet 2 inches high with
one hind foot white, and bra4ded with the
letters q. II. OIL the thigh. A liberal reward
will be given los delivering him 10 me in
lynchbnrg, aud al reasonable eNpenccs paid
or any information TO enable me 10 get BIN,
will be thankfully received by
JOHN PATTEN.
Nov. 10 1tW2w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17
DANIEL WILLIAMS,
V,.lILUR,

I.4ILCR,
nESPECTFUBLf Informs his custo
Ia mers and the pubic that ne has removed
his Sbon most door IN Scho0lieId n Thar-
men's. and nearly opposite the Office Of the
Nner,ian. whcsp I'll orders in lis line will h'
tbamffallg received, AID executed with neat
he and dispatch 40,
NpvemL.yc ,. vow
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17

DY virtue Of deed of trust executed
ID 10 the subscriber by Nicholas {. Cobbs,
bearing date the 1t day Of October, lsls.
aud OF record in the county court of Buckine-
ham, Ia secure certain sums OF money therein
mentioned, ! shall expose, nj public auction,
on the premises, on the l9lh inst Tor teatls
nanny
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17
No ice.

FaslIIS is to forwarn any person or per
sons from trading for a bond executed
by the subscriber 10 Beniaain Perkins, tol
the sun, of S266 IS, payable in flour in ~
days, aud bears date 23d of NHy, 1878 Tbs
bond was paid of agreeably to The condi-
ti6ns thereof, and am determined mol TO ray
il again CliAo. T. TAI ish1oN.
November 90 ii"ZW'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17
XEAYNEE

Z HE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that he has on
hand large assortment of Leather, among
which is,
l0,eo0 VT of soal Leather,
Is dozen Cali Skins,
LOCO sides waved and russell upper and
kips ditto,
Skirling Harness and Bride,
New England Hog 5kns and Pad
Leather,
al Of whieh riA be sold iole far cash.
JOHN POE.
N. B. Cash or leather vii be given for
Hides, or tanned on the usual terms p.
October %. I2ufs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17
co II f. n :
LOTTERY & EXCHANGE OFFICE. No. ~ uo,l,,

JF -sge9R IVImo
in the last STATE LOTTERIES ] "0r
Al,enale the
Lancaster Ohio besides less than SEVEN CAPITA is q" o96 ea IN
uspatso the Union. 49," N' "
addition the above the unparalleled attending distant anrs
The Two HIGHEST CAPITALS, CO.
in awboe
.Aentnd1GNo 1892 the NH
No 32l8
ORDERS o
sedo j. L. COHEN, dr.
COlIEN'S Lottery Yor, W,.k
wIconan the Official List ofeach drawing
gratis those who purchase their Tickets
receive the drawings will wlen Orders
B,LrfMo mder
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17
Patent Sprins Saddles,

Within the counties Of Campbell, Bedford, Pitt
sylyania, Halifax, Charlotte and Ambcrt, Of
icrs for sale, and viii constantly keep ON hand,
1T his s'and, next the market house, % Il as
sntment Of Ladies and Gentienens' Saddles,
constructed upon Springs, which have been
pronounc ed by the best judges to be the 9 eat
es. i'm Ivement ever offer ed to the public, the
Sadd es being so constructed as to lac free from
Liability to inIure the norseS back, and to carry
The rider vi h pc iect ease.
NELSON Is. HUGHES, Agent
N, b. The public are particularly eqnested
20 ,all, 81 hen they car see and Judge ior them
elves oi the utility Of the sPiing Sa dies, ara
IL; wise be accommodated with one to ride on
,r make ,ial of--All kid. Of Saddles, Bride,
iarness, Trunks, Military Caps, Gcar, &c. &c
&c. n u. III.
April %, rtf
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17

sDY virtue of deed Of trust executed
I'D 10 Us by Samuel Anthony, which bcurs
date the 10Th Of January, 1913, aud is recor
ded in the Hastings Court Of Lynchburg, for
the purpose OF securing TO William Radiord
certain SIMS Of money in the said decd mrn-
TONED, we dali expose 70 sale, al public anc-
ton, on the 18th day OF December next, on
the premises, for ready money,
n Lot or parcel OF Ground,
Lying on the min street. on Diamond Hill,
confirming 81 feet font, and running back
the depth of two lots, NJ more particularly
described In said deed Acting as trustees,
we shall convey such title only as is vested in
us \ ROBERTSON, ,c....,z-
JOHN NJ. GORDON, '"'fse''
November -. Il Wtdg
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17
MERINO S.iANLS, &c.

Ca, IA and S-4 Merino Shawls,
"a, 1-S and A. Neck do
Ditto ditto Half do
81 and Al Velvet do
Ditto leila and Picnic do
MC tchich are cfhe nerest fashions, Just
receioed, and 'Otu be SOLD al Tie Phtladei-
phia prices. j, 7. PATTEN.
Nov .. 1t w4w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17
sIIES IN THE STATE LoTTER
LOTTERY ARE
1000 dollars.
1900 DoNars.
100000 DoAars.
100000 iboNars.
100000 Dollars.
5,ONO DOLLARS.

THO B Fzethe 10 na
HE. Whole Tic S1Ollae Fi,s
To be had inthe greatest variety of nunbe - "
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17

In the year i776, !: I'm was inspadseed
mo the British House Of Coua,ens, fos
the better watching of the Nsitoprols, ~
order TO eject which object GAS sf Inc
clauses went to propose, that waNhnt,n
shouId be e3'npsilsa TO sleep BY day. Lord
Nugcni, with admirable hnNor, got IL.
and desired that he ia.ght * peyeael.s.
included 10 the provisions Of khe Bin A.,
| ING 'peguent'y 50 ssra,eated VITA tka .<sut
aa I" nc able % ss.e hg CAV CT "
ssai
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17
Patent Spring
S a y y IA e So

YIynE Subscriber having purchased the eX.
4 elusive right of manufacturing AMI vend
ing Nj Nathan Mix's newly invented and hsh-
Nv approved
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17
Chronic Rheumatism, complicateauih Govt

Chronic Rheumatism, complicutednh Govt
A man, aged flty-four years, Ola good con.
slitution, had been habitually affected, Tor five
years with rheumatic pains, shifting from the
head to the breast, aud all the joints, aud "ho
had govt alternately in each foot, received
three applications OF the iumigations, from the
10th 10 The 9TH of Apri-the first of which
produced coploG, perspiraiion, He was dek
vered, as ii by magic, from his pains, aud tho
lexbility OF hi, limbs restored
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17
s<egroes FOR %aie.

Nv tif.1 L In.
Inc defendant John Il. Matthews, not having
entered his appearance, according to tho act OF
assembly and the rules Of this ccnrt, aGd it APP
pearing to tue satisfaction of the court thai be
=. not an inhabitant Of this State, en- the mo
g v of the plaintiff by counsel, Z is ordered,
mat the said defendant do appear here on the
hrst Monday in January next, ard enterhis APP
pearanee aud answer tie plaintiffs bill, aud
give security Tor performing the decree of the
SQUIRT, and that copy OF this order be inserted
N some paper printed in the town of Lynch
uurs Tor two months successfully. and posted
al the front door oil the courthouse OF the said
esounty. A Cory-4Tcste.
Al wsw WINSLOW ROBINSON, c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17
Maryland State Lottery.
CoHEN's OrrIcr, III MAakEr srRrrr. }


baltimore, (
of the STATE LOTTERY lr,n," ~
On in the cfy B,li,nnr.
under
ioted bvthe an Council. az
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17

The following is copy ola very sman-
lar direction, which accompanied a leiieF
that passed through the post olIic,, az Ill.
town, few days ago TO my co,,.jn Nm,
in Lichtleld grecnhili, her blsband Il !.
coach maker, his name is William.
SaP.el2 Iggets,.,,,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17

A ploushman was asked on bis cross 81.
animation, whether he could read Greet
Wls 9pPearcd TO be problem hs had never
iakcn The trouble TO solve, lheref ~, with as
much nd'refe as truth, be replif /, that he
did not know-becausc he ueve, tried.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24
numbers.

toned Guy Johnson and s. b. Johnson, toge-
ther with Jas. Pardee and others. Several
days were spent in examining the numerous
witnesses produced for the prosecution, as
well as on the part of the defendants, and dur
ing the whole of the time, neither the Court
or Jury relaxed any thing in their attention to
the concerns before them, although the case
was SO unusually protracted. After patient
hearing, the parties indicted for the conspira-
cy were acquitted chiefly upon the ground
that the evidence produced was not sufficient
to support the alleged conspiracy, as the of
fence had been laid in the Indictment
The promptness discovered in arresting and
bringing to justice these individuals, so imme-
diately upon the commission of the crimes
they stood charged with, is not more to be
commended than the diligence discoverable,
IN conducting their prosecutions. All persons
believed to be acquainted in any way with the
facts connected with the several cases were
brought forward, and no effort was relaxed to
place the whole Of the prosecutions in the best
light before the Jury. IL is to be hoped that
punishment, falling thus speedily and certain.
~ on the heads Of the guilty, will cause all
who may be inclined to tread in the same
steps, TO be cautious, and TO reflect well be-
fore it be too late. The vigilance of the city
police is awake to the occasion, and the May
or has shown his determination to leave No
means untred, to bring the perpetrators OF
these foul deeds to certain punishment.