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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-03
WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, 8 JUNE, 1898

they are afterwards picked out with tweezers, by
the clothiers, which make many small holes in the
cloth and inJure it. When cloth is made in con-
formlty with these directions there is no danger OF
its working bad in the MILL it will not cookie, but
be dressed neatly. II a number of hands be en-
poyed in the spinning of piece, and the filing be
hard twisted you may expec, the cloth to cookie in
the iung and such never be dyed and dressed
TO appear even decenty Some people, who pro-
coed in this manner, complain of the clother, be-
cause their cloth does not their expectation.
II wool be not properly sorted spun and it is
impossible for any cothier to dress it decently.
People would do well to make their cloth earlier
in the season than usual. September and October
are the months for dressing-it is much better to be
fulled and dressed in warm weather than in cold.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

yvIc coparnershp of Samuel sappingon and John Cor
don heretofore existing under the firm of Samuel Sap
n;to and company is this day dissolved by mutual
tm All persons indebted to them hereby requested
\ make payment to Samuel Sappington and George w.
Eore who will in future, conduct the business at the
dsand, under the firm Of Samuel Sappington & Co.
SAMUEL SAPPlNGrON,
JOHN GORDON.
Wilmington, May is, 1925. Aft.
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y Town Hail. WiiningtOn, May 1871, 1928.
~ annual stated meeting of the Medical Society OF
ue state OF Delaware, the following gentlemen were
N''eH officers for the present year
Arnold Naudain, NJ. ID. President.
Allan MIane, Nj. D.. Wee President.
William Gibbons, VI. d.
James Sykes, NJ. d. ,
doctor John Brinckle, { A-''o"''
doctor John Adams
William ID. Brincklc, VI. ID. Treasurer, and
Richard L. Cochran, Nj. ID, Secretary.
MEDICAL Board Of Eraminers.
Allan MLane, NJ. d.
William d. Brincke, NJ. ID.
William Gibbons, NJ. u.
Arnold Naudain, NJ d.
James Sykes, NJ. ID.
Doclor William Morris
William Collins, NJ. d.
Ezekiel Cooper MD
James FISHER, NJ. D. and
llchard f. Cochran, NJ. ID.
"lL2n Collins, NJ D., was appointed Orator.
1 1 FRANKLIN Vaughan, NJ d., was requested by the
ma: ~ ueiver an eulogy late worthy President
nn;r Ss sykeS NJ d., and William Gibbons, NJ D. were
MI respectively to read the society at their next
c Sa: an essay OH some subject connected with
RICHARD f. COCHRAN, Secretary.
RI M,
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To the Editor of the Village Record.


SIR--I do not recoect to have ever seen the
following published in any newspaper, and it will
probably be new to many of your readers. If you
think it worth place in your literary page, is
your servce-it is taken from the collar worn by
Governor Lewis dog
"The greatest traveller ofmy species. My name
is Seaman, the dog OF Captain Meriwether Lewis,
whom accompanied to the Pacific Ocean through
the interior of the continent of North America .
The foregoing inscription is copied from the
collar in the Alexandria, D. C. museum, which
the late Governor Lewis dog after his return
from the western coast of America. The fidelity
and attachment of this animal were remarkable
After the melancholy exit of Gov. Lewis, his dog
would not depart for oment from his lieess re-
mains, and when they were deposited in the earth
no gentle means could draw him from the spot o.
intertpent. He refused to take every kind Of foor
which was offered him, and actually pinned away
and died with grief upon his masters grave.
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6p BANK STOCK WANTED.

IT r DAN NJ . Il VVN w MN ALFIs
f1ylE Trustee of the fund for establishing schools in the
State Of Delaware being prepared to purchase stock in
In chartered banks in said state informs those who
h to sell such stock, that written proposals. (post pad)
ag the number of shares and lowest price, will be
seI BY him Dover until the seventh day OF the Sixth
kmh (iuue) next, inclusive, which day the most adj
4ataguous offers will be accepted
EZEKIEL Cowgirl, Trustee.
/ q, Mo. II, 1928. 42-6t
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'N'l'SE B0NDs FOE SAFE at asis Office.
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Of GeolsJ
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Notice

DY virtue OF = deed ~ trust execrt,d ny
ID James Wade 10 the subscriber, iac purpa-
.es tbsrvH mentioned. b~ar,He date ihe ii
4av uf jane, lsa4, gnd frcof.led Ia the eiesl S
oaics ~ the huaipss court Of Lghchbnrh, /
shall proceed to sell, on the prcg,iscs, on the
st DIV OF December nssi, If talr, II not The
aeSI lair day, -
a certain parcel Of GROUND,
nssr the hrad 81 % and "a streets, containing
two acres, be die same, NOR OF less, t0gclh.
=, with al the HOUSEHDLD 4. hITCULN
FURNITURE com eyed in aid deed, oonsis.
ting Of beds, chars, tables, itnepiecc, oarpen-
tiers tools, books, sc. &c.
Acting as trustee l shall convey only such
ttle As Is vested in m. ". BURD
October 81. tdsi2
a. The above sale is POSTPONED
until Monday the I'D December.
w BURD, Trustee
November 81. wtds
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Notice.
October "a

HAVING lately returncd from the
- North, where was for the purpose
o. purchasing hats, and materials in nv
lIneE; | now wish to return my grateful
thanks 10 my friends and the public gene.
rally, for their former liberal patronage.
and at the same time to inform them that
my pun chases to the Moth, added TO NV
former stock, will enable me to offer 10 the
pnb'Ic a very handsome assortment of hats.
nc. invite all persons wishing to mr.
chase any thing in my line, TO cali and .x.
anime my assortment. am determined
To sell at low cash prices, and every ,ttcp-
lion will be given to render entire satisr,c.
ton. JACop IonI
Now .ann,
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Nose g. patteson

II 'ENDER their sincere thanks 10 the cl.
Items oth riciaiy Of Lynea5urg, for
HE great confidence repOsed IN Them, since their
connection in the practice Of Mtdicine, but such
IS the number o unsettled aecouuts on their
books, and SO completely is their INIT occupied
6yPctessionnt duties, that they hare been com.
psiied 10 gel Capt n. Bdtiinger, 10 close their
books, commencing IN 1919, and extending to
3la December, 1922; confdent1 6eIiering.
those "ho are enable 10 make payment .eiH not
Object 10 giring a due bill.
Their attention 10 The SICK wiH be igdefa "a.
ole, and Her charges iO'c especially 10 those
Eho make payment oace a year
Oct0btr 3. ,,3o, o
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foilteness ard Dancing.

""u 'ess 'eaVe TO announce 10 them that hal
s .nTs engaged the spacious and comfortable
p"'' room IN the Washington Inn, he pupo
se', on Saturday the Isl OF December next, 10
S s","nienoe another session, during which his
"es' a ann most active endeavors shall be used,
~ duNahce the progress of bis pupils. and me.
III continuance of public apIrobation. The
f'oa: when has hitherto attended his pro-
aeSs'ona, eStrlions, Will, he flatters himself
s"lncien'ly recommend him l.. such of his for.
'i i'@''nhs as may wish to have their chill
,,t;nl 'u',ner instructed in an Accomplishment
s Mh'cn ADDS much 10 the ease, grace and dig
my Oh persons in their intercourse with soci.
ETY., 10 those who are unaequainted with his
i@ and approved mode of tuition, he can.
- eqn'fed' produce the most satisfactory les
un OF character professional ability, &c.
, me p,eaSes himselfto pay the sirirtrst atteo.
''on TO the department and manners oil a1
care. I'"Ne"
- SUBSCRIPTION list will be lcrt af The lar a
me Frank lin Hotel and Washington Inn.
November 81. ~
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EegrOcr i0v Sale.

nN the Goth of December next, win
~ sell, before the door Of the FrankUa
Hotet n tie town of Lynchburg, without
reserve, to the highest bidder, between
90 and 100 valuable Negroes,
Consisting ol men, women. boys apd ,sris, on
the following Terms. one- third of the pur .htse
money 10 tie pad in 40 days, secured by
notes with approved endorsers, payable at
one OF the Lynchburg banks the residue in
Two annual instruments, secured by aoles as
aforesaid, or bonds with good security
Ill. J. RANDOLPH.
Nov -. III wtds
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Mrs. Ann NJ Dudley,

PURPOSES ope',ing a BOARDING
Z HogsE, foe tue accommodation -'i yooag
ladies' Her ~ s,droo- Is orto>ite tke 1fsvci.
sers Res,, On the ,Bvsn <fn-et. Ics<t~ng IN tue
upper md ~ the iosn n. "a = xsntes< neighbor-
hood, cssreoient - tire fcniske Acade0iy
and .rvrral Other fcnsie qchooie.
Tho.c uisbias ~ beard wili ri<sse make
isIr ,.i,+i. application.
Sgsrini,s.r "a EJuls
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Fresh and Desirable GOODS.
THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECEIVING HIS SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WIN iER GOODS,
AMONG HIHCH ARE

snpcrhne blue and black Cloth
Fashionable Coli ain aud Olive do.
DO. do. do. Cassimefes
Olive do.
Elegant raised sfriped do.
Merin0 aud silk Vostings
Tom AMI derry do. (aew siyie)
Lambs " DOL Shirts
IL Linens and Lawns Of approved bleach
Cotton and horslgd Hosiery
3 corded Swiss Cotton Hose, vCrgf fine
Pelisso Cloths
Scarlet printed Salisbury Flannels
Woodstock Gloves
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EDUC

FaNHE next session Of Il. Billiards school
L will begin on Monday the 9th day N ia
nuary, 1924. The course, ia this school, will
comprise. on the most approved plans, the
subjects commonly taught IN The best English
schools, viz Spelling Heading, Wriliuz, A.
rtlhmetic, English Grammar critically, Geog-
raphy with the use of the Globes, Mapping,
History, EpislnIsry Composition, Bellies Let.
tres, Euelids Elements Surveying practically
and tue Elements of Natural and Moral Phi
iospphy
A session will be 81 months, aud no scholar
admitted for a shorter time
TERMS.
Spelling, Reading and Writing, 50 per se,-
sion.
The same, including the rudmenis Of Arith-
metic, Grammar and Geography, $40 per ses.
sion.
The above extensively, with the use Of the
Globes, Mapping, History and Epstolary Com
position, Sl2 % per session.
Bellies Lettres, tnrIids Elements. Survey
ing, &C. sic per session, payable in every case
at the expiration OF the session.
This school - furnished With n sci of Globes
n Surveyors Compass, n smal Quadrant, by
which Triconometry win be taught practically
10 students OF surveying, aud large collec-
ton ofthe latest aud best Maps
Books will be furnished at the regular retail
prices.
r. billiard win furnish 3 or small boys
with board, on reasonable terms, il npplica-
ton be made before his school is filled
The sirietest attention viii be paid 10 the
norals as we'll rs 10 the mental Improvement
OF hose who may become members of this
school
Gentlemen unarquainicd with me, are re-
spectlnIly referred 10 The Rev. John Early,
MIR. John Thurmon, aud d. r. Edley Esp
November %. 2awtsl6
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OST. between Samuel Wiiams's, in
u \ Campbell, aud William Hndnals. in
B. ifori, about the last of September or first
OF October, q green morocco POCKET BOON
containing ! ten dollar note on the Farmers
Bank OF Virginia. and two bouds on Stephen
Heweu for E25 each. and one bond on VIM
HndnaIl for E36, Any person giving infor-
nation of the same to the subscriber, ut WIN.
Hudnalfs, Bedford county, il will be taken
as a great favor, and shah be rewarded for
the same. ALIEN B. NANCE.
Nov. 81. 15w2w Bedford Countt
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q court Continued by adjournment
"a and held for Amherst county, at the
court house, on the 10th day of November,
I'e H. parks, plaintiff,
against
Richard Henry Burks, James Powell and
"kihs watson, defendants,
90 On motion of the defendants, II is ordered.
hat Unless the plaintiff shall amend his bin
ana make Nathaniel Henry party defendant
~ th's suit, at the next court after he shall
have been served with copy of This ordar
me injunction awarded him in this case shall
Stand dissolved as the act of this day, and il
appearing 10 the court that III. plaintiff does
not reside within the limits of this common.
wealth, tins order is ordered 10 be inserted
~ the Nlrgnian, published in the town Of
Lynchburs, during the term of two months.
Gopy-Ieste.
~ \. b. DAVIES, Clerk.
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a Valuable female Shave
TRUST SALE.

d. virtue of a deed of trust executed TO
1S rs by John Moohn, for the purposes in
seid deed mentioned, We shall on Saturday
the 1874 day OF December next al the resi-
dance of said Moohn, near Daniel F. Chris
tiah's, on liorrls,s creek, sell by way of pub
lie auction, 10 The highest bidder, Tor cash, 3
horses one COW, and all his
household AMI Kitchen
w NsSiIN re,
eron af corn. tobacco, &C. or so much thereof
a wtll he sufficient 10 answer the purposes oil
SAT- desL
BEAurORD HICKS, n
FLEdlNG COLEMAN, Hp"'S'
November Is. w2Vl6
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Neust sale

Df virtue of a deed in trust executed TO
Ed the subscriber by John II. Word, bear
ing date the 10th day OF July, ls2j, for Ger
tam purposes therein mentioned, which deed
is du,g of record in the clere's Office of the
hastings court of the corporation of Lynch-
burg, viii be sold, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, NJ the market house, in the town of
lyuchhurg, on "Wednesday the l0,h day Of
December newt,
a valuable female Shave.
named Sarah. The title is deemed unaucs-
donable, but none other viii be conveyed by
the subscriber than such rs is vested ia him
by said deed JAS. NEWHALI..
November oS. otl6
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Two egroes, 10 Wit :

phebe. q woman about - years otaec, \ Lit.
tie Jim, Ptehrs child, about Two years old.
The title 10 tic above property is considered
inferior to none in the county bul acting n
trustee, | shall convey snch only rs Is vested
IN ne. u \RlN Eth EPPS, Trustee
November - NIdsla
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TOGETHER WITH Az EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
FANCY GOODS. OF THE NEWEST FASHIONS

Thread Lace aud Edgings
RobbincJ do. do.
Biadeers for dressing Bonnets
Pelerines and Zelia Handkerchiefs
Manlua and Brlllantine ShaMls
Real Bobbinett Face Wells
Imitation Iambonred do.
BesbBlack and Colored Italian Grapes
Long and Short hid Gloves
Elastic Spring-top do.
Aggel Necklace and BADGERS
Sash Buckles
Black and White Leghorn Flats
Misses do and Straw Flats
Improved Minerva COrsetts
Transparent Soap
o. Together with every other a
dispose of at my usual Low PRICE
. bugs "A Ortherm Hops, 81
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Notice.

10y virtue ot deed Of trust executed 10
ID the subscriber by sactsillc King, hcat-
sng dale the lljh aay Of Ausus, 1877, aud dn
Nv recorded IN the clerks uthre ot CAMPBELL
county court, To secure the payment oi Ger
tain sum of money due Joseph Gadde, hall
on the sib day OF recrmber next. proceed 10
ell, for rash. At Campbeii court house, 0t be
L.. .D.rIn a.
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Tract OF land.

called, and known by the name of the New
Store, on which the said Thompson now lives,
rn the county of Buckingham, containing by
estimation, two hundred and ninety six acres.
more or less. The subscriber will convey
such title as is vested in him, rs trustee
JOHN GILLIAN
B. The sale will take place OIL the pre-
Eascs O.
Nov. lS. tctJs 30
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Stop the Villain!

pUNAWAY the Cd of this month
IL muatte man named NED. He is low
fellow, but has a large breast and is strongI,
made, a little bowlegged, a high full forehead
dark eyes, holes in his ears, and a Tolerant
sharp chin-wears his lair tied behind-hags
bold and open countenance when spoken ,o
tie is keen arttul fellow, and perhaps csn
read and write a little. His clothing | canpnt
particularly describe, tho there is no doult
he is gentcelly clothed. He has a good silver
watch, with a gold or gilt chain. boots &c.
lie rode off a DARK GREY MARE, abon,
feet Sinches high, in good order, shod before
her shoes not much worn-she is lengthy ana
well tormed-and has the marks of niougb
gear upon her shoulders, and Il considerable
scar upon one OF them, high on the shoulder
blade, | think on the right. She has very
thick tale and name, though not very long =
She is spirited and active and rides we'll He
is well equipped for travelling, with saddle.
bags, big coat of bear skin with large cures.
&C have no doubt he has obtaine free pa,
pefs, anu VIII attempt to pass as free man,
and make to some free state, aud have TO
doubt but he has altered his name. HE'S
handy fellow, good house servant, miller
aud shoemaker, and can turn his hand 10 INV
thing, and have no doubt but he has plenty
OF money. will give a reward of FIFTY
DOLLARo 10 any person who will deliver
him TO me, or secure him in any Jail so that
get him again, within this state; and if taken
withoutthe state ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
II secured or delivered TO me; and ten dollms
Tor Inc mare II taken within this state aud de.
llvtred To me, and twenty dollars if taken
out OF the state and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS,
Buckingham, Aug p. visa
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UNION WOHEX.

FOR RENT.
1--WE UNION HOTEL is a comma d.
\ Gus, neatly finished establishment, on the
GEHA Main st. in the town of Lynch
.:A burg, supposed to have advan-
liisi$ tages in situation over any 9TH
ssss> er tavern in this place Posses.
SIGN can he had Immediately The stable. tho
large enongh to contain twenty horses. is oh.
fashionable, and intend binding new Que
very shortly Any person wishing to rent may
communicate with me on the subject by lei
ter, directed 10 Lynchburg, or can he seen
at silc counting room OF Messrs Ro. Moore Il
Co. on Mondays and FRIDAYS
NATHANIEL I. MANSON.
The Editors Of The Enquirer uM insert the
ADORE ndrsrtnemsHti Their paper w4w and
tormard Their oceor1't 10 this office.
November IL. y4wla
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by virtue of deed of trust executed TO
- the subscriber, by William Thompson,
Esq hearing date The oath September, 1872,
and duly recorded in the office ofthe supcrior
court of Buckingham, for certain purposes in
said deed expressed, | shall EXPOSE to sale,
at public auction, for ready money. 10 the
highest bidder, on Saturday, the 2sth dav
OF December next, all the said Thompsonis
e gkt and title in md 10 lhnl ynluahIe
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One other Nract.

in the said county, containing by estimation
300 acres, lying ON Bishops creek, immed-
atey above and adjoining the tract first men
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TRUST SALE OF
AAND, y EuEOES, &c.
Real II Personal Estate
November ID.

ONE TRACT OF LAND, on which The said
MoormaD resides, containing between seven
and eight hundred acres, being the land
purchased OF John Galloway, William Arthur,
AbRer Early and AnseIm Lynch, trustee ly-
ing ia the county of Campbell
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| Garment CeIicoes, bendsOme patterm
Philadelphia made Shoes
stout DevoE,hirc kersey, for great coats
Scarlet, red, white aud yellow flaHnels
Fur and Wool HAS
Plain aud Ggured Bombazettes
ROse aud Point Blankets
Real Tartan Plaids
Waterloo 5haVls
White aud Colored Domestics
SILK and Cotton Umbrellas
Bang-up Cords for gentlemens' pantoloons
Carpet aud Booking BAizes
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H0tN kenA and peVsOnal

to which he died entitled. Purchasers of real
estate are invited to call on me before the day
of sale, if they would wish TO examine il for
lhrmselKes The nersonAl estAte will cnnsisi OF
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Luoks al Reduced pEiees-

IN eSSpse.,,,eace 81 the dsz'', vi ph'iB
1 HOGAN, Int bsoks-iisfoi Phtisaeiph'o,
n lar.n Nin..l Of
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EUR SaLE.

An MONDAY, the 22d day of Deccm-
~ Der next, at the late residence Of M
JpnllhaH IIoiconlbe, in the county of Charlotte
A
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also, fifty seven .HegtOes,

the property OF the said Wm. H. Cabell, and
being all that he now owns. They are, as
might be expected, of various ages and ditscrs
ent seAes-among them are many valuable
house servants, good blacksmith and good
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AnA one other Yract,

in the county Aforesaid, on Shirey's creek
containing by estimation 700 acres, aud ad
joining the two tracts first mentioned MI
William ellis, living at Monte Fideo, nea
lhese lands will Show them ON nnnlicalinn.
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Wand, Negroes, Corn, sc
FOR sale

Buckingham, lying on James River, and on
Bishops Creek, containing by estimation 100
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-12

Last evening We We're summoned to
witness scene from which humanity
w n ind nafioA recoils scene, per-
hap4 widod, 4 parallel, since the first
organization oil civu society. Twilight
had jus. made its appearance, and was
throwi,.g IFS sable STROUD over animated
creati>n, time we'll calculated for the
commission Of The blacklist deeds, when
The shriehs Of a helpless female broke
in up9- oar hearing supplicating relief;
ar 4se sc fastened TO the spot and
beAeiu = onoe lovely form, now lying,
as we're, "a Glt;css trunk without a
hea''
The circumstances are as follows It
appears there Rad been fishing party
dung the day, composed, perhaps of
relations, ofwhich parry JoHN NJ VII
LIA1Is, the person who committed the
shocking deed, was one. On their re-
turn in The evening, accompanied by
his brother-in-law and wife, he appear
Ell 10 be in an i'll humop with his wife,
ana descended even to abuse, but by
the i4terpositon Of those present he
desis,ed, and the storm that appeared
lowering, passed over without leaving
any Nestiges inticatiye OF its recurrence ;
but alas it wa, fatal security into
which he had luiled their suspicious !!
When about to depart, he babe the sister
O. his wife in an impressive manner, to
b.d ner farewell but not suspecting
TIE import oftAis prophetic observation,
t.ey proceeded homewarls Ere thew
had been absent fifteen minutes, he COM
menced the execution Of his demonia-.
cal designs, b. upbraiding her. She
Immediately fed, but in consequence of
her debility, occasioued by giving birth
to all Innocent, taen not ten days old,
n easily overlook ner; and with severe
l. ow brought her scnselcsS to the
ground. Communicating tie assistance OF
a negro girl who was close at hand, he
recoAduc,cd her to behouse, and piac-
9 her OH tht bed when animation wa
soon res ored tncn, with mex mpled
ierocity, he caught UP The infant, and
with un:c.entiess fuzzy est it vi..entiy
ih;o the yard returning TO tie bed
"l'tt'his knife drawn, he recommended
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-12
FROM EUENOS AYRES.

A commercial friend has favored US
with the perusAl ola lett-r dated Bue-
nos Ayres, January 9th, which re.
marks, that Russia Duck and sheet.
ings, Creas, Dowlas, EstopilIas, China
Silk Velvet, China SATIN, Canton
Grapes and Handkcrchieis, are very
scarce and dear n that market, AMI
recommends shipments Of those arti-
les AT Monte Nldco, Flour is sci
ing at eight dollars and halfon board.
R,ct would do well in Bucnos Ayres,
hut Tobacco either in the leafor man.
ttacnred, Sop, American Spirit.