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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-03

"ia doctrine viii be firmly rr-es.ahli-hr1
the trid ny lUs will give place IT, n,
ordeal, and reradrenturr, We mn, ,tt So,
prraons accused of nitchcrafl, thrown iat.
iir water; aud ifthcy vi "a. DECLARED INN.
rroi, bat II they swim pronounced guilty.
pr, may be III" accused will he put mip
que hasln at plir of scales, and f,nih
hihie into the other. Wa, then, 10 all lie
! ugly old wsmee ia the Land.
SnICr riiict1c hls not, in the casr of FMS
snPeltiti"n, hal the asired effect, let us try
what reason viii d..
] II IS II jadiei"ns observation of Du~all
Ste"alt, thai, Whenever ne find a vi
l'"rsllllsn prevailing 10 considerable ~.
tent, we may he sure that il has is
ionndaiion, either in Some general fsf,
"hlch IS misunderstood or some rom.
raj truth which is not properly applied -
" \ tree which spr, ads lis branches far and
wide, must have its roots somrrlere."-
The particular superstition ia question falls
under this Description, and may BIZ accuum-
tel ioI by the Fact, That under certain cir
cainstanccs, il is 10y no means uncommon
for dead bodles to bleed SponiaHeousip-
Much more likely, then, would they be- 10
bleed when subjected 10 pressure, even
though that pressure be slight. Tnose who
are acquainted with This physical truth, I
VIII moi doubt that tie dead hndy of The
infant had been touched, in the same man.
ncr, ami nj the same time, by the Justice,
or one nj the Jury, the same effect would |
l1ave followed that Was produced by the |
mother and murderer.
AS il ~, however, The unfortunate wa
nan runs a risk of not having fair trial.
II viii nj least require eXerton tn femosr
from some minds the impression produced
by what they may cali spcchl interference
If Prov icuce, aud Ne think our CORES
,ondrn', 1nd nther Intelligent ihahitnnls
Gre CnnniN, ought immediately H.
AXE such measures as may prevent the
from having an improper
;llrct on Subsequent proceedings. The
justice especially as Il religious man, must
know thtt re lion has no foe 50 powerful
As superstition aud as irp mas iucauiinusll
= outraged the superstition, by suffering
some In indulge their idle curiosity in ma
.ing experiment of the trial by Ord1ul, he
pu2ht II USE the influence his station gives
MIN, To prevent the tnds OF Justice bri'g
fusir ,trd,hy an occurrence "hicll,in what
/, 80 light some nj his les Intelligent neigh
pors may View it, can easily be accounted
III on natural causes.
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---e9s..--
drawing Postponed.

NJ Tile drawing OF thu first class Of
the 0UANTICO CANAL LOTTERY is
Una, oldably POSTPONED until Monday
the 10th inst. at which time it will take
ECUOLS & NORTH have siilI on hand
a few more lucky numbers, for sale, aud
request purchasers IN call and furnish
themselves before il is lao late.
February g.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-03
SIrPERGTTTiON4A correspond

SIPERN Triton A correspondent
af he pad 1,lrlphi & Nttc, who resides in
Cen,re County, writes thar, about the be-
ginning Of Drremhrr, the ncighhorhood IN
,hirh hr dwcils, was consdprahll dgiiied,
by An occurrence, thr circumstances of
" hich wrrr is follows:
" \ new born child was found, chaakGd
IN drrtb, and thrown uadrr II log. 4 girl
# 40 very respcctaldr character, Was char
I'd with b ing the tnr,fhrr and mnrdrs'Fs,
but SD, slou;ls drnicd being either She
vas however, takru before Justice II -,
and examined, rs were also several other
persons, rs WITNESSES. Tie examination
lasted nom twilight ono evening TIL three
a'cl,rk The nrXt morning, when she WAS
lramlnitfpd for irill. Whether they found
fhc usual course of examluatlon too tcdi-
oQs. or whether they wished to test tie
fi.ulh Of any old saying whether they wish
cd 10 convict the girl ut once, or whether
! the plan was the suggestion ot sHp"it=
az .,i4dasn l know not; hut, tn" accused
wa, called upon 10 lay her flahd upon tn,
dead body OF the child. ana say II MAS not
hers. She did 60, wien In The astonlshe
mpnt of all present, ard tie c"o'ieit"n oi
every unbrlieyer in hrp"or girls sln'i, Inc
Lood ataricd ajfesh from The "pdat's nose
and meath
b.. not iarrrdpIoas, | have the st"r,
from lhecvr witness, Il Journey WI" Is
iic,nbrr 81 = ,t's,r ctable cl,gions s"cie-
IL. Mr.. Justice K, who Is also eli
g:ans man, SAYS he oflrn heard al sncl
thugs before, but hr never hrlIeHrd II
tltrm I'LL nay. The accused WIS Ia
kch to Bellcgontr, there TO await lher tn
al"
As story this j. f,r better than many o
thns,, which fnd place in the new spap"rs
hn,. ltilu' il j well told, We should hHrd',
, have thong II IT worth Publishing, we're !
moi thai the superstition To which our cur
re- spondeut alvrrts, seems In be- < 'luIni
gronnd in some parts of the country. l
was Int "A snort time az" that eiicunl
. stance similar 10 that which h. relates, wa
said Ia have taken place IN the territory
Arkansas. The newspapers tr'ated
: with rlliicule, but ridic,tIe does not app,'a
r, have the desired effect. Two murder
ars detected in one year, by the accuse
= .uohiag the body of the murdered
;. -. On on ~ this rate. :he orthodoxy OF tn
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THOMAS j. EUVAL,
A. WADE'S SCHOOL

rs now open for the reception OF pupils,
L in which the usual brHn, he's al education
are taught. Resolved 10 make every exertion
To facilitate the progress OF these con Hitied
10 her care, she soIicifs the patronage of her
friciids aud the public.
fEKMS-Frum II 10 SIS per year, paya-
ilc quarterly.
.Tnnuary 90 lmf7
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~ uilice bccalur Vacant.
Erir'cl ora letter, daicd RIO Janeiro, I'd
rPHb.r II.

"Tlp course of proceeding, altog ,ihrr
unprecedented, alluded Ia ~ thr enclosrd
VIZ iIr determination of thlS government
AL To- ,t,ilc, The hargage at his ryc'liencN
tIs'r \ Rodney, To- be trnnslIpn~d from
tn y. : ship tangr es*, In l6r ship Sally,
Sap'ain Cook, NJ Sasrn1. the ship in y hicll
air. Rodney was 10 nrrcgcd ia his do.rin, 4
sal ~ without 4hr le8llar inspcrt,an by
VIC "",fefs " tue customs, ia y hich t--s-
Sea5e'n h'sgage - Subjected. but to which
inspection tim apparel, Instructions, SLr.
Ok pur ic minister, destined from coun-
u! ~ sst3ly with this govern nent, to ano
smr tri.ns.ly court should as a matter ~
s""r'", be exempted, pagticsd .r'y as said
oa6e sc was not intended In be- aided
H.. r.. f.r. Rndley, in very drel'icd and
proper manner rr,,l,rd ia abandon hl'
Property IN board the Congress rat'le'
than submit Ia the examination ri h's ct
fleets, 4ni by the Determined and epl itct
ohJrctions Ia the proceedings al THIS GOV
eeram2nt by our Consul, oaly Rasn"t
l':q the bagg gr &c Nr. l.ndrry was, ttc
mach drtentlul, allowed To br taken IRON
HE Cnagrcss 10 thc Sally without hin
df!.cc Or naui,.talinn.o
Rio bG JANEIa0, 23d Oct. ms
fdh'c Dinner Was yesterday given n TN
ely hy the American ciaizcua, 10 hiss Exec
'hry IEsAR \. npnNFF, Minister pleni
polrnilary from tln Republic OF the |
Ia the Rrrutiirof Bucuos Ayrcs, VIII
slotptd mere an hls way To the pl"c
"' MS desljnaiion IN the 18th Srpteinh"
'nn vino ny "A coarse Of proceedings aH'
Fs'atr unprecedented, "n tbe part Of III
9oVereinent, has been driaiaed until tn
,.liy' MI. Ra.uct, unr Consui, acted
rt"-ldct, aud Nj. james 3irckhead
we II, adcn,, aud the company was n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-03
Notice.

7 FoRWARN oil persons from trading
L for or taking IN assignment, n BOND, ear.
cuicd by nae 10 Pheby johnson, jor ~ sum n
s225, ,ciih n eredH u $50, dne qbom HE Isl "
JnnuarV, 1879, as hold her bond for l0rft-
ann, Lou il d,ss on mnfe, md riaim The same as
an o85ei against he mwf
William 10 H.NSON
Jais.o.y 10. u2@4o
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Prom Hr .Neebcrn Sentinel.

From Hr .Aembcrn Sentinel.
IT'S DONE i-4noeApru.
say where are the dew .drops,
That spangle the thorn,
Er" the fame of the sun brnm
illnminc, the morn
Or where Is The primrose,
The first born of spring
Or where the tnll elm
For the Ivy 10 cling
Where where nre the rose buds,
That open with day
Or the proud blooming Aloe,
More lovely than they
Or where /, the laurel
That blooming evergreen
Lost, lost, like msteoi,
That hide soou rs seen
See. the beautiful IIel,uiropes
Iace il begun!
II open, with daylight,
Mud dies with the sun
Say where are the htautiea
OF nature aud ART -
They nrc l"si IN destruction,
They hI'lze, nnd-depart
It's tins, that oblivion
O'er all things shall roll
And sought live bat Religion,
Mud that with the soul
In gIary aud triumph,
Ihey smile nj decay,
While serdphs shout Welcome
From darkness 10 Day !" J. H.
on SLANDEHERS.
Oh may the wrctol, To- scandal givn
lic still thu most nccvrs'd Of iieavn,
From ey ~ socini circle driv'n,
~ warm disdnin
Ills enyions rotten busom rivcn
With keenesi pain.
The 6cnd who could, in spite or jest,
The ZANE oi men or maid modest,
Is a loGl demon in his bfen4i.
Nllereer he goes,
BE still considered friendships pest,
The worst of foes
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IND SALES.

NruRpervIriG, (Georgia,) Dee. 3o.-1he
Fractions that have hoen sold up IT, saturday
tisc s1nl ni s - ,149 ~
One fourth Of Ills sum has bceNratd na nv
treasury, VIZ. Rfs.637 ~ =. II i supposed
that the Whole OF the Fractions VIII sen Tor
some where about s21n,ohe.
Dnriug he stlrs ihr following circumstance
occurred y gentleman bid of" Fraction ut
eitl,ner acre. Tic n, II day he sold il, and
made ado Ioo per cent by the sale. The second
nnreha.cr ha. been offered 81 per cent for his
harea,n, aud has refused ii. us Fraction
consists ofMc one hund,td aud s'1tieh Pafi d
an dcrC.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-03

TO n4lan ,. whefe he bfr,as oLl o ne
most rifi sort of Tho English Pr r slant ?. anu
William heiu, convinced by tie rcnsons o.
his brother Jofn, stayed bcyend IL. seas
who're he proved ycry violent AL irnlenl
Papi.t.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-03

COMM HItATEf.
NJ NRRTiD--On Tuesday the 2llh nli by
the Rev. Nillinm IIurris, hr WILLIAM l."
BELL, nf the firm of Bell n Rose OF this
place, to Miss ELIZABETH, daughter OF the
Rrvs " linn Lsitwieh, ol Bediord county.
-, On Thursday the 2olh nlt. hy the
Rer Daniel Day. Mr.. IlENh I. DAY, to
Niss ELIZ METH, daughter OF George Penn,
of Amhtrsi.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-03
NATIONAL CONTRA IT'S.

In n NOISY mnh tna handsome young
sonrn, Nllo wero tery Innesi allrnrt
threw themselves intu fhrHrins nf - u a-nn.
titnicn standing near, for safety: one ih.
gentlemen, ~ lrlshn,an. immrdia.rir raw,
her Who bad hoan to INN lnr ltuirriinn.
htarly rmhracc, ht WAY hr suid Of ~
rohr'gulg the pnnr creature. The nthrt
an tnGishm'n, la1mcdiltrly pnt his baud,
~ hlS packets Ia quad thrm. Two ulii
cefs observing u fnc gi in 4 miinrr's shnp.
HE one IN freshman, proposed In go ~ aud
buy watch ribbon, ~ ordrr II get a near.
er Nlrw. llunl, snan,' ihrrc's no occa-
stun ~ waste smif, let - qaag W aud
spec ii Size can gre Us hpo Satpensi,s 6r
n shRiiHg.' !, is noinrinns, thai IL Que or
tn Dhkeuf Marlborough baillrs the lash
brigade ON advancing 10 the charge, threw
away thctr knhpsa,k4, aud ever, thing to
'nenmbc, them, all which ver, picked np
~ Scotch regiment that followed Ia sup.
peri them. II was saying of the old Lord
Fyra"lcy, ut npcriud when The contests
'ei"ccn natlnts We're de,idrd by smaller
lImhrrs than the immense inasscs which
la,e taken The field al Late years, that Ia |
constitute the hean ideal al nn army, n
scortdi sh""i't-,ah,. - Thousand r.s...-
1'niciimen, ten Thousand Englshurn hf |
or hearty dinner, and ten Thousand |
freshmen vino have swallowed their second !
Jotllc.
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norrd &c the presses - of lis oxcellency +.
Y . H.n, t'nau aissiuner f.on Baenos
Ayrrs efia spt-i.d EMISSION Ia TINS govern.
ment, VIII lls snltr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-03

The late Col. Bosvillc, when n young
man, Ioincd IN the suite Of an English en- .
hass,, which WAS sent 10 compliment the
Emperor of Morocco on his accession Ia
In" throne. The dragoman, ou reading thu
letter oi congratulations 10 his dread Sore
reign, IN idea pause of about three minutes
Al the end of every sentence, during which
his lnpcrlht Majesty repeated few words
IN n solemn tone of voice they had no
sooner ended than The gentlemen of the
embassy, follaAlug the example Of the in
tcrprrtrr, made low bow aud returned
thanks. A md ,lhpman, who had accom-
panied the mi ion iion Gibraltar, and WAS
then present, began To entertain some sns
piCions OH nature of The seeming com
pmcnt, on the part Of his august person
age. Having good mrmury, aud helug
an excellent hinic, he determined, n itn
days after, In try it, effects ona boats crew
of hoors But he had no sooner carried
his resolution into effect, than they drew
Then dangcrs, aud would have killed him
nu the spot, had he not been rescued from
their fury. On an explanation taking place,
ii was discovered that the identical ,xpres-
aions for which the gentlemen of the en-.
bassy had return6d thanks by the most re-
spccttill obrisance, when daily Translated
into English, were strictly tantamouut /"
the following salutatlon, Which is the most
exrcrahle thai can either he uttered or re-
ceiVed on the part of the MaliOmCdan, W..
:" You are all swine -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-03
FIRST CLASS,
A. Mcintyre, .Ganager.

This ia Lottery formed hy The combination
OF ~ Nos aud the prizes therein viii he d'-
tetnned Ms prescribed inthe manager d'er-
ti.emen,, first announcing The scheme, end ~
the hills which will be delivered 10 The pur-
chaser of ticket or sbnre.
NJ tickei which sh"ll have drawn prize
of II supefior denomination can be entitled 10
Prizes pa, able 30 days after the dte" ing,
and subject, as usual, 10 adedueiion OF b per
cent.
\ large proportion Of the above scheme has
been arranged into parcels OF 10 itch cts, zach
parcel embracingi the Jocomhinalioh numbers
These are warranted 10 draw NJ ie"st hl--or
sal alter ilie deduction oil ID per cent 81
thai ten chances for the larger prizes will be
oil aimed by tue advcnturer for triillng ex
lrfsp
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-03

f.44i.lsfares an1 tai - ia aisn connn-
II. The same IN Our Senators aud Re
ia to..., rsss.
THOMAS STOKES.
Pref uf the Senate.
DAVID A3AIS,
Speaker of II. of IL.
Approved, go Dec. 1523,
u. Il. 9'R8UP, Governor.
The conmuaie. tluu e.. VIE laid on the
IL. Moor. &c + meie an unsuccessful
n9iiin IN I,kr filr'n mp a5t.in aud refer
1 mem IL Il special eaan .ntrr. En-.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-03

a SLTGUL.1R CfsE.- The Committee IN
Eicciions IN CoHGress horc aaied Md ~ tn
cose ofthc contc,ird s,1t, o. Hr Rictafd, Il deie
gate Tram .Mchigoa "hcg fnd no pror nton
mn5e far He Qualifications NJ n Deicg~c t'om
Michigan fe,yiforV ohLoHgh hqg .fnd crI1'esa
declaration ttm no pfrtoD shall vote for1Df
gnie ntlcsS hthas betn n ctistn one Gesr bclort
M EieciioH--itrY aiso san INIT Mr. E'chdfd
nny NIL m He time Of ms election, NOR rs no" a
citizen of the United States
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-03

Dangers orthe Tiger h'm.--ln the be-
.inalng of NAY, 1873. on army, rom me
ho, ,.lnd- and bad weather SAY u. Co'-
ooit, in i letter dated from Secr1ra, IN
Oudc.) he,onr 50 sickly that We were or, or,
month, w. passed through a f"fe7t' an"
cnca aprd on its skirts, nrnr small VII,
lagr, the phncipai man of which came ana
rntrr,ted ms to de-troy large tiger that
had kdl.d several of his mcu, and only
that mnrning wouaded his son. The AMI
nal was besides, in the dfily habiiof steal
/ iny hi. cattlr, aud the feilo" inPi"red Us
so earnestly to give bin assistance. anoii1fF
o(,icsr and myself agreed to attempt r'
Iestrnc,ion. We Immediately ordered
seven elephants, with attendants I" he r r.,
DIV. aud went in quest OF the erea'"'e "" we
found it sleeping under a D'sn' 'u' LII
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-@JE

.Erial .Narfgaijom is stated IN Lex
mgtnn lky J papers, thai arrangements
have hem made bs the inventor, foi CON
,trneting Capillary En2ine, possessing
rour horse power, and applicable l" @riai
aatigation, nhirh he expect 10 have com
plctcd in Il month or six weeks.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-03

.Nfr Fdshioncd Pp.--.1 hitsr .f'7m a
geoHeU,nn in Paris, daied .N6rembU 47H,
says " You must excuse that hlat,aS am am
writing this with new fashioned metallic
n,., nf p,rioi..a naa,1frrfnrr, called A." une
nl,10f sans fn'-an endless pm. N'con-
si,,s of "A harfrl which * filled with inh,
having small hole in the lower end, thro'
" hich the liquid fl,,w, into the NIB part
ION NAV write dozen long letters Hith II
>i,bant Fredericksburg. A hltIr ,are u ne
crs,.ry, "arn you are not Actually "r'''ns'
nof Ia bold it down too Ions as ul'
nk then accu,uliliies IN too great guam
lily.'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-03

an just from itafy, ard had have Il
pheasant trip to PdIis. The age of ehvaIry
has been revived ia France, since the "long
agony Is over and the Snn, b"us are re
$ hfrd The 4. bauchrrics of the reign of
Louis 18th, seem IN be repeating, while
Madame T.. the mistress of that old and
worn out lump of mortality, is tra,tlng the
court aud foreign ambassadors Al her villa.
What a pity that those great men who as
Of ted at The Cn3sark celebration, had moi
al lived To see how Europe r"poscs IN
the arms Of her legitimate soVcreiSns. y
! 90 reCoIlect the speech Of GoNcrJrllr
Morris.) Que al The court IN ltaty, gnNea
great dinner latrly, and illuminated his
palace, on hearing the news ot the tail al
Cadlz His llishnrss belong the timly
of lone ears, and talked gratciA of commg-
nicains Ia the French government tne
important fact, tina; the officers IT the
Constitution frigate, III the MedIicr-
ranran, had portraits If Napoleon IN
ihrir state ronms. Ii is Strange aud dis
PRESSING 10 ste how ignorant well educated
person, are of ctr Colaitry and institutions.
actually hrard one olthcn sobcrl, relate
As Il piece Of news from America, that The
" Greeks had made war upon the thrro
KEGS, and that il was supposed heTenncs
srcs would JOIN them"
Some time ago there was priest in this
nriahborhood, collecting Subscriptions for
converting the savages ON The Mississippi
Inc has, by some means or Nth r, collected
large sum, which have no doubt he will
take good care of.
was exceedingly mortified the other
/, day 10 scc rtpnbished in GaI,gnanu's Mes
senger, al Pafi8, very SLY letter OF some
American, Who says he Went to SEE Lord
Byron at Genoa, snina = let'lird account
j II Byron, dcformrd foot. Jhe Surgical
accuracy the description ofhis LordshlP''
drftnmtv, discovers that the writer
has more capacity Of observing the shape
Of his foot, than measuring the diincnsloh'
Of his mud. Much rs hay" seen Of him
remember much more of his spirited au'
Interesting conversation, and his Tine head
The fact - no man of sensihhy ar goot
brrcdiag would observe another mans IA
t,nal misloruncs insocirty with himynncl
less to sttpmptio describe aud publish them
lie is # present in Ccphalonla, manaGIn.
the Greek Fund. " Md. .ido.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-03

nurse mtar by fe feel of the Elephants
soon walked II, aa1 had The hnnnr o. a,
salute fr,n II, Tor Il SIZED ppm thr s..onl
den NJ ~, elephant. The other six turned
ilati aud ran oil, antvith standing the ex
4'riions vi their rders IL deiin tllem aud
thus | was l"it Ia COPE With thr sa,ag,
Beast. Ind seen many tigers bciusr. aud
'f'cn at the killing Of them, but lln,ef vi
messed ~ l,fSc a one as this. Nv elephant
,iunk htn from her shoulder | thea. fred
two balls nj him and he fell. lie however.
almost inst mily recovered himself, made
spring nj mr., aud falling short, stized
the elephant by one al her bud legs. Sh.
kicked him Violently, aud | fired ~ thu
same mnment, Which induced hn Ia lti
90, and fall Il second time. Thinking Ia,
must now hr Disabled, | ,try unfortunate,
dr,molmtrd, with Il pair nj loaded pistols,
intending Ia put speedy end te his exis= /.
tcnec. The minister, IT appears, waS only
cr"nchlng Ia mnle anufher spfng IN.
pounced upon me. aud seized nr round
the body, taking IN my arms, with his
mouth. II pleased Gad To- give me-
strength aud presence of mnnd. | made
use of the arm that WAS least confined aud
fired one of my pistols into the creatures
body. This, however, had hat little effect;
but s"on after getting the other arm entire
y on of his mouth, seized my pistol
from the other hand. and directed il ut his
heart. This terminated his existence -
but faund that in the struggle, | had re-
reived no less than twenty five severe
= '"'fi-, S''ui, ''f -t.i..h 49,. t:.a, -..
'"l, cd Ia be mortal. at length recovered
md hid the satisfaction ofrcilrclilg that
iad relieved the poor Villagers from their
,'arms, for which thcy were very CRATE
IA.
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IN Interesting Trial. after containing
ci5ht DAYS, WAS flushed in Paris, on The
I7th of No,cmhcr, when DR.. Casiaing, a
respectable young physician. was found
guilty, and sentenced 10 death. aud III"
paynent Of 100000 francs Ia the party
injured hy his crime. lie wns charged
with poisoning Daniel fiipp"lyte BAH /.
destroy ing III, and causing the death al
Claude Angnstc Ballet, from whom hc
inherited 100000 irnncs. The indictment
confirmed - preseutmcnts or counts, The
most which had heeu abandoned by the
prosecution or destroyed by his defenders
The jury, however, found him guilty of
substituting the will aud poisoning An-
gusfc, by IA vote of voices /" .: Tn"
court Joining the maiority, the verdict WAS
CONFIRMED. The death of the BaIlrts Was
stated to have been occasionrd by prepa-
ration OF acetate dc morphine
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man named Frost, lately told another,
thai hr wished Ia have his gcncaiogy made
om, Wall, tsaid his lrIend) till The next
i'll OF snow, and then you may trace IL
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GE.S WTLkLNSON.-- Iris oH reiSran Is
aaicd m Me .Nrw Ofienns pdP'rS 10 b. obom 10
rtiirn rum .Herico 10 the c0nHirg During ms
residence anloBg the lirricfoish he had met Nth
Tie mo.f marted aad diaiHgaisbed rtgnrd. In.
ring carci'd NTH him Porlra" " Htaef"
Wostlington, 'eiTich hc presented 10 hc gorern-
mem II Nertco, il rms reccired rM gr'ai ceF-
sideraiioH and bVo r,SoIajoU n CouEcss, II
,ro. orier,d IN bc myrDdodm a eoHspiraoaS
part otibr Re tpr sentaii'' uGH