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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-13

William D. Mutt j. Co.
uAVE just received an Additional as,
IL sortmeDt Of beautiful
Figured g. Plain Silks,
Silk gimp, buttons f. cords
Pushes OF various colors
Ostrich feathers
An assortment OF fancy hdkfs. 80
lpiece superior white velvet, tfor
Fine 9Wt Blalss,la .-.,.-..
Ra,tinetts, lushings 80
and a variety of other articles too tedious
to mention, all Of which will be sold at the
most reduced prices. dec -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-13
DRY Goods.

TNHE subscribers have received per the
i Pioneer, from, Liverpool, Friends.
from Greenock, 4 Meridian, from Bremen,
400 PACKAGES Of
Seasonable Goods,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-13
Allens'S Prize List
Of tho 18th days draUing Of
THE MARYLAND
Stair LOTTERY,

No. 8O83 prize OF DlOOO
1906 do. lOO
1919 2Osll 4t974 OF 50
The drawing will be continued on
Thursday the 29d January. By this ar
ransement distant adventures will have
sufficient time 10 order tickets before the
next drawing, previous 10 which the cspi-
tai prize OF
Taosnty Thousand Dollars
will be deposited m the wheel. FIVE
drayings more will complete the scheme,
i all the following Grand Prizes are yet to
be drawn, viz:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-14

10 NJ. Henry r. Pan Bi5ber SD
ENG informed that you al not N resIsn, ,r a. Ga,
oi virginia, and have agent therein you ,y ,esss
take notice that shall The 9th day Of f,c -, H.
Once OF King William, county proceed TO ,sks The
neposiiions OF Robert Pollard William Greporv Sam,,j
EDWARDS Reuten Duiisr James Jones' John i,onne lain
~ uWalhmey Wilson o. Pc mberon. AID others 10 lie read
90 evidence In my behalf, in suit now deprndn. in The
superior Court of Chancery the Richmond Iis,r,
Wm n SUIT Sarah r. Van lbber adm,x of Andrew Van
bhber, dec Henry T. Van Dbber Andrew Van IItsr
an hian tho sues ny the said Sarah Van EiIhsr HI,
nett riend are cvmplnnants, and Thomas WAR. sa f
ohsIIes Edwards uec Cbures Edwards, Thomas Eysris
ann Thomas W New, rscheaor Of King William, eouny
ueienfaps' The depnsiUus will he taLen beIseep SAN
se hru sun SET nhu IL from any cause they sbou mot
oe IahsH or bni,hed on ht day aforesaid shall proceed
completed. ~ '"'' DC 'aAeh a""
Co.. IiioM MAS wNEW, Eschr OF King william county.
Nf'' . To-" 38-w4ws
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the 2ist i81i:-- ' A"snt
Joseph Haywood, p,,,.,r
Against >'""uu
lhan, Is.nss, Snea.
This day came the plaintiff Wy his attorney nn,i n, "
pearn. 70 the satisfaction Of the court that the
horSuo Iurpn Is not an inhabans OF this State
motion OF the pian,iT IL is deeeed and or,rrr Is ,ee
Court that Tue said uorntio rurpiI appear here lr
before HE thrd Thursday in November ncx and an W
hs painun 0iil, and give security for pertormins
decree as lhe court may make herein; aud that cs,v
TINS orster DO forthwith inserted in W
shea IN the city of RichmsuJ, aud eontnusi
nionns successfully, aud that another copy lie posted
Tue uoor ~ the Courthouse oi this county two sP~
venbef next IN 40
saa, copy. Iss'e' WIN. s. DANCE, olL
oePemoe' 90 4c-w2m
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RUNAWAYS


w E committee TO the Jail Of Orange county as run.
W a"ays Two frgroes-one sout but Gril,y Of
sompe1,on by The nare OF MORGAN, who says thai he
1riongs 10 Harvey Mcdowell OF the county Of Ausu.,,
ee wearing apparel OF the said Morgan cons;ss r. n
nen pan,aoons shirt Of the qualify, and dark
OF bright complexion, about forty year, of n.s
IN Ch1MpIoN ahR1, and ,hai lie was bern
;n -, OF riuvsnna upon an estate belong.
eharu OoN OF tiat cuuDty-that he Is well ,own
on,h cry OF aehmon having resided there for several
co, r. iree person. previous To his arrest in this
county the owner or owners the said Negro re, ~
20 prove properly, pny charges and take thrr,
"'' VI 'ey VIII I've rn realt Win according TO law.
GEORGE HOLLOWAY d. s. FIR
August "a. " 5e eounty'
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COMING AND FORG1NG

CINCINNATI, OHIo, Sept. 11.-Some DAYS
ago we mentioned the circumstance of two
men having been committed TO our Jail. for
passing counterfeit dollars In this city. Some
implements for coining,as was supposed. were
found in the possession of one of them. But
the principal mine has been sprung in Ken
lucky.
The grand magazine has been discovered
in CO,instOn, where has been found, coming
implements, forged bank notes, and tickets rea :.
dy for signipg-with pieces of metal ready
milled and only waiting for the stroke of the
die to make them ready for uttering-and a
quantity of metal Of which to make the dollars.
A die was also found for striking the reverse
side of the dollar, and some pieces of steel of
the same shape, supposed to be ready for
having the die for the head side sunk on il.
Two other persons have been arrested who
have been proved to be workers in this con-
cern-they have been committed TO prison
under circumstances too strong TO admit of
their being permitted to go at large.
n Weconsider this discovery to bs one of the
most important of the kind ever made in IN
u. States. Ii appears that these men are all
ingenious mechanics, that they know their bu-
siness well as to the mechanical Part of the
trade, both as coners and lorgers, and one of
them possessed an address and a character
which rendered him extremely useful in the
mercantile part He was furnished with let
tiers of recommendations from persons of the
highest responsibility in kentucky, by which
he would have Imposed upon some of eur
most respectable citizens, had il not been for
the explosion lately made. [.adp.
y The Board ofEngineers Of Internal Improve
I meDt,we understand, have finished the cxami-
| nation OF the routes TO connect the Aliegbapy
| and Susgnehannah rivers, 10 conjunction with
the commissioners Of the state of Penpsvl.
vania, Col. Jacob Holgate and Mr.. James
Clark.
On the western side Of the Aj.gbsny
mountain, the Board, with the Commissioners.
assembled she valley Of the Allegheny river 10
Freeport, the valley Of the Kskinimtas. of
the CoDemaugh, and Of the little Cuuemanpb
as far AS its heads.
On the eastern side ofthe Allegheny noun
iaiDs, they descended The valley of Blair's
Gap run, Frankiown branch, The Juuiaia and
the Susquehanoah. 10 Harrisburg.
The best adapted summit level appears 10
be, from the little Conemaugh 10 Blair's Car
run, as those streams are considered most
conveniently situated To pass, in that quarter,
from the western 10 the eastern side of the
Allegh eny ridge. AT this place, both deep
cutting and tunnel will be necessary the
| former may, probably, require two and half
miles on The west side, aud one mile on the
east, say tbirty-sx feet deep the tunnel. IL !,
apprehended, will not be less than four miles
in length. Nat Journal.
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NOTICE

Ii persons interested in land claims OF Tenness see
river an Kentucky, founded upon Military Warrants,
are advised 10 forward title the
u those lands are now about ~ be raarned Land
once and nany claims up Patents may
issue 10 persons not eutiiied.
Persons who had employed Cuthbt .AnderOu agent
informed that he Is dead, aud much OF his
claims Any letter post pnid) addressed
~ Tue iron Banks, Hickman County Frankfort hen
lucky requesting information about those Claims viii be
answered without charge.
The subscriber will 10 the alton and ro
secuton OF laid claims In Kentucky and Ohio will pay
IN Kentucky. J0lIE s.. IIEERiNCi
Frankfort, April 20. IIS-u6u,
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LAND ZOE SALE.

WILL he sold the 2eib day Of october nst on the
w premises NJ public auction, credit OF one and
two years Tract Of Land lying in the county Of Halifax,
on the waters Of Dan river and Lswsons Creek miles
south Of the Courthouse containing by survey 100 acres
OF which about 800 river and creek low grounds
The creek low grounds heavily timbered and well
adapted TO the cusre Of tobacco. The planiaonis In
toieTable good state Of inprovsmeni with sufficient
quantity Of cleared lard work ~ IS hands 20 ad
vantage. There also, this Tract Of Land, valuable
Ferry Dan river Persons wishing N purchase
requested 20 view land previous 10 The day Of sale
PAUL CARRINGTON, Executors
GLEN r. CARRTNGToN,} OF
Angust7s. 32-20no Sarah carfingion, dec
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THE STEAMBOAT VIRGINIA,
CELEBRATION AT YORK TOWN.,
October 1

e The Steam Bpat V1kG IN -,
11 Capt Hazard, will leave hlsy ~,
49, ~ \ ..s. = n Island on Saturday the 18th -
- October, ~ o'clock, for York
Town, and will tow alongside
the Steam Boat Pc whatar " hich
has been thoroughly repaired, aud Boats will
commodae 500 passengers They will, reach York Town
Sunday remain there until the close of he Cele-
brntioH Is particularly requested that all who intend
going by this conveyance will leave their uames the
Office of the subscriber, (where list open
ed) that suitable provision he for their
moaton Passage for the trip s5rabe and Bar charges
as other Steam Doass-For other particulars apply
Sept. 81. 4oNi6,hO
- n D. The Rine Rangers, commandedby Capt. Brooke,
wil go by this conveya nee.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

WILL be given for experimenting and delivering 10 me
W ny negro man CUaiBY, about twenty four years of
age ght omplexion, about feet inches high ell
SELL mas somewhat ola nosehas more small
scars ABOUT the lace, not particularly recoected-aiks
SLOW, ms pleasing countenance when spoken TO- pau
ssie ana Ingenious in his OF eIcusng hniseif
when any Charge Is made upon him. Cuniby went of
ABOUT 'he Isl OF April last since which have not heard
u nm. have no doubt he will attempt pass a Tree
anu probably has obtained false papers for that pur-
pose. ne was waterman the time purchased him of
James Cooke OF this county, tue head pan Of boat
u 10 PIooapie fbat he is the river, aud
most likely above Lynchurg, may have gone out OF
The state. lie Carried or clothes different sorts.
JOHN GILLIAN.
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LA FAYETTE.


FREDERICKSBURG, October 9.-At meet
ing on Wednesday eve<ing of the Citizens
Committee for making suitable arrangements
for the reception OF Gen. La Fayette in this
place, among ether measures adOpted. il ~ IA
resolved that deputaton from the commit
tee should wait on the General in Baltimore.
and ascertain whether he shall be able 10 yisii
Fredericksburg, and If SO, at what time. Ac-
cordngy, Col. Hugh Mercer and Capt. Ro-
bert Lewis, left here on that purpose on Thurs
day evening, and it is supposed waited on the
General yesterday afternoon.
LA Fayette was to have made his entry in
to Baltimore ON Thursday morning at o..
clock. For three days previous, strangers had
been pouring into the city from all quarters.
Herald.
We have had an opportunity of inspecting
the ring, made by Dir. Greepbury Gather
enclosing lock of the hair Of General Wash
ington, which Mr.. Gusts has had prepared, TO
be presented by him TO General Lafayette.
II viii remain at Mr.. Gathers to-day, subject
to public inspection.
The ring IS of solid gold and tIy plain
but neat workmanship. On the inner surface
OF 1t Is tho following inscription, beautifully
engraved:
LA FAyETTE.
III.
Pro now cribs lbeftato
deceHabai Juyenis.
Stabilitam Senex
Invent.
1924
Do the lace OF the ring, surrounding the
hair, are the words, " Pater Pairie - and on
another side, The words, ".Ho,tpt Vernon"
This 'ss appropriate, and must be highly
acceptable gift. MAI. mt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-14

SaS C.hANCEhY-In Hanover county court july Co.,
onaI,ss Vest William Vest and Nancy Vest plain,,r
~, Mildred ves,, Sarah II. Vest, James Henry a.,
i,, injured Blunt, Wilson Miles Blunt and Willis
nu",rI, VINO intermarred with Edith Hunt Deennem
This day came we'll the plainris as lie "u wants
Hmm, an vs. Sarah Vest James Henry, cna
Duht anu Mildred Blunt, by William ID W;"ane'
Their counsel and the bill and ers Of the sa;S oa
sn,' .n S,sd Vest Sarah Vest, James Henry Cha1
Dun. sne mildred Blunt being filed aud read M, s
o.her defendants Wilson Miles Blunt aud William Hue Vie
sns,r maiied with Edith Blunt having enepa
.e.r appearance and given security according ,o H.
OF Assembly ana the rules COURT aud Il sc h
,ne ssae,ion Of the court that they not ipi
.an.s VI 'nis country, on the of the pIanIiT
ner It Is ordered that the said last named
a1 appear here on the first day Of the next coar ~
quarterly session and plauts' said nil.
lnata copy OF this order be ior6~ th inserted in Stu
printed In the city of Richmond for t~
excessively and tLat auother copy be posted al s r
door Ut the courthouse this county. e "oht
s. AeoPy. Tesle WILLIAM POLLARD CHG
- Gtpk
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ChANCEkY-At court held Tor Prince ga
county, August the iaih, ,s24:- awaid
Boswell Richards .o...,.

eouniy, August the Iaih, SKIS -a"aid
Boswell Richards coru,.
Against Pa'nant
John Clark asd rohn Foster, Executors of J,h.
s,ds, John Atkins and Sally his wife, William Turn
Moy ms w'ie William Sailer and Nancy his " ~, abd
an"ny jun aud Delphia his wife, Patty HubLe ri ce
IN W. Richards James Dell and Elizabeth his wife Wa
ienafds and Peter Nunnally and Daniel Nunno,i, ani
children Of said John Rlcha rds IasS.nyy Y, gfald
IoeSueiendants John Atkins and Sally his wife Wns
anu Nelly his wife, Peter Nunnally jur ard nsa
pnia MS vile, William Richards James Bell and Elirst.
MS VIE feier Nunnsily sad Daniel Nunnay nor bsssh
entered heir appearance and given security accos,g
an ast Oh tho General Assembly aud the rules Of Ibis
anu aPpeafng TO the satisfaction Of the court thai
are not inhabitants Of this state, motion nj
ny counsel ordered that the said
John Atkins and Sally his wife, William Turnu ma
his wife, Peter Nunnaliy amt Deiphn H. ,G Mo-
Lam Richards James Bell and Ezabeth bis wife p
Nunnaily and David Nunnay, do appear here an a. sr
day Ut November court next snswer the nIt
phi, and that copy Of this order forihw hi, ins,
~ some one OF the newspapers printed In The cs ~
Tor TWO months excessively, also poss, ",
she Trent door OF the courthouse of this county AZ
. Acopy. Teste, Is. J. WOKS,iAM nc
SeptL 81 am Dc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-14

Gill convert the seat or governmen, iuo theatre Of
intrigue, cause the deliberations OF Congress io he
biased by personal factions, aud lead in the
end 10 the corrupt disposal of Offices acquire
Are we even at this early period of our h,sory, so
exempt from oil se-hun,eis that no nheis Of Con-
gress arc even seen soliciting the patronage VI ihe
winning ways of si.es ani promises AS to make Il
necessary ior tiem shock the consc,ence of no.
Ter by ,ndeiy fumhi,ng pure mo his Z" itching
palm IL tAey he, let us preserve our national al
piicty. and not 0peu Schuol to train up our fu,uie
great men TO poi.t'cai n,bi-dsxie,ny. 2J.y. They
wil render the Executive branali OF our government,
dependent on the Legislative, snd 10y thus destroying
the happy bnnnce nj our constitution, lead iyro-
ny, Tor we Know that the pIescrvation ut ibcry de.
ponds ON keeping tbs Executive, the Legislature 0,
and The judiciary separate and independent on
each other ~ possible 3jiy They violate the spi-
rt II aot the letter OF our constitution Ior this he
ciies that the people shall iIst IN their asg
pncity 'oe for President, and ha, &C no one saou,d
nave minority, tina, then The States in their moral OF
Jedsrof Capacity shall select the President ftoM
eionsst the three hisheH returned by tho people
No- 81 caucus noMnaiioa Is TO secure the election
o. The nominated inivdua ia i, putting tho elc
on virtually into the hands Of Congress is it mol
giving TO the Senate n coordinate branch Of the
Executive) an influence and participation in the
choicc oil President from which they were excluded
ny the framtIs oil our constitution Is it not giving
10 the members of Congress- (who the only cili-
xeus OF the United States forbidden 10y the Consii,a-
ION from being Eectors,) the power Of controlling
state rights, since Iobs the smaller states Of The
r'3hts secured to ,heo by the constitution of voting
"a he second instance rs solicitors strongly as
me large staes! Aud wh,ls, lhis is tho law oil
The land, is IL just fable to esade it by sub;es-
iags! Are not the people Of the States su6ic,.
emily enlightened to selec, their candidates eher
urecy or by conventions Of Delegates for tia, pur-
pose Is q worthy The ftankncss Of republicans IL
attempt TO Distinguish Oetween their public aud pri-
rate capacities when They krow they are summon ed
rs members OF Congress 10 mcet-,hat their ufu-
enco is derived from that source and That the chang
,ng the name OF cup of heullock doss not neulra-
ike its poison!"
4 Ia lie
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Voluabte Sdio Mills al .Aucilou.

V0Iuable SdtD Mills at AUCTION.
virtue of deed OF trust executed To us by Frede
rex Clarke the first day of May, 1913, and record
eu VI the Oierks Office of Chesterfield the I'd day of
June June following, we shall MONDAY the list day OF
rv,snoer neI Is2D on the Premises for the purpose
eahg INTO ELECT the object of the said deed,
SAFE 10 the highest bidder for Cash. those valuable Saw
, 81 situated on James River about mile above the
Ivy v. ncnmond, including one IL Ground the
least Tor Lumber and Timber Yard on the Main Canal
~ one s acre. or so much thereof may be
~, auJoning the said Mills for Lumber and Timber
togsher with the privilege at all times Of using the
,Sh 81 or tse conveying Of timber nd
snt way 70 ami from tbe said Mills. This properly
really valuable, and will be sold positively without re-
seve-ne u,'e Is can, however, only
convey the right vested in US trustees.
WM D. CLARKE,
c., SAMUEL SWAMI.
ocP.cnofI
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IuPPdhaan0ck Ftmale Seminaru under the dt-
reetioa Of Mrs. LUCY Y GRdY
f4NtiS institution, which has now been for
Il years 10 successful operation, will be continued
as hunes,o, unuer Tho management Of MIS-. LUCY
y. GhAi. MISS LYDIA BooTH, young lady from
New fork, whose experience and acquireme uts
qualify heT Tor valuable auxiliary, is provided TO
assist sirs Gray which, together will, other ar
engagements maue Tor the purpose, will authorize an
enlargement OF me plao Of. Education, and the re-
cepion OF an additional number Of pupils.
:, Ahhougn u may with caBdor he asserted, that the
Town OF Iappahannock 10 remarkably exempt from
the diseases Of tho adjscent country, II has bssn
thought advisable arrange the vacation as 10 em.
brace whs IS usually termed The sickiy season. The
whole OF the vacations will therefore be concen,rat
60 30 rs 70 occupy tho months OF August and Sopieu,
Der, which constitute, is believed The ony period
~ WINCH INC lower Country is pecuarly liable 10 dis.
ease; hccoru"g 10 this arrangement, tho School
will hereafter he open ON the frs Of October 10
the hist Of August without recess, which will com.
plcte the ScholasiIc YEAR
COURSE or IEsrHUCrIo2--Readius wiring A.
,nhmeuc, geography will the use OF Maps, sc.
Eps'sh 1fammar, Rhetorc, History, Natural aud
Moral Philosophy aud the Elcmras OF General
hnow'enss, Ram and Ornfmehial Needle Work.
AEhhs-ooaid, washing asd Accomno.( StOO
80 mooatiom, per anuun,
Tuition %
Fuel, 9
Payable a,artefly 10 advance.
Each Scholar viii furnish her
own Bird and Bedding.
Drawing and Painting Viewer and Paper will
he taught Ut exHa charges Mics y. has had the adj
vantage Of instruction 10 these Accomplishment from
an Italian artist,
Sept Z. 56--w6w
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Pro now cribs lilberfato
decerrabai Juyenis.
Stabiliiam Scuex
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Oh experimenting and securing IN Jail delivering 10
~ Tue bscrber near Hanover Courbouse,s Negro an
named JOE, who absconded on the 18th ultino. file is
spare reddish fellow, about 30 years old purch
from Mr. Samuel r. Williamson In Richmond. lie SIP.
posed 10 be lurking about the city In the neighbour.
hood OF Mr.. s. d. spinde'sin the county 81 Essex. -
JOSIAH HOLT.
Hanover Sept "a. fi-w4w
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TO be Con,inued.)
RIOT I'm pJrTsRIJRG

Extract Of letter from gentleman in IYestmorelad
county, TO ms friend in Carlisle, dated
~, GREESsBURG, 9th Sept. 1924.
:" No doubt you will have heard through the me
dam OF the public prints before you receive this OF
the great mob that lately arose in Piisburg. There
are, however, circumstances connected with il, which,
presume VIII not be made public, least in that
quarter, OF which, according 10 my information will
give you a birds eye view.
Z" The object ofihe Mob was TO tear down the
C'rans, on account Of the alledeeL seduction Of a
respectable young lady, by Nj Pcpn, the master of
inc Crcus who, some time since, opened riding
school 10 thai city, TO teach young ladies', &c. 10 ride
gracefully The aledsed victim was one Of his pu-
pills, and had The misfortune TO entertain the mos,
'o,ent passion for him, which she discovered 10 him
as follows: - '''''
F., Ons evening when riding out with other young
aues accompanied by Mr. Pepin, she prete AIDED thai
tho baud for protection, hut in suci a way rbs, he
understood her at once. He afterwards received
several letters from her, enc OF which, being first ia
tesceLted went 10 disclose be,weea them,
which he positively denies. The thing became III own
10 her friends, who sent her into the country Ills
strange that Young girl, worth from ~ tn 10 thou
sand dollars, and PEI baps than I6 years OF
age, should fall in love with old nun, with a wife
aud family, but SO appears this fact. Now 10 the
nIoh-
The evening the attack was made by mob. the
circus was crowded with Indies and gentlemen The
mob was so large that The building was CO n,u,eteiv
surrounded-,hey commenced by throwing stones.
nnd endeavouring 10 tear down the Circus, and be.
Came so outrageous, that The company had 10 stop III
and call upon the people With to
assist them they then endeavoured to sppease the
mob, bat in vain. A, length, some one more ,elo-
guen than the rest, prevailed with those turbue NJ
beings TO desis until the ladies' an tie children could
get home. Ten fifteen minutes were aIIowed tbeu
for that purpose. Here thea was ewing, bus,Ie. and
confusion. Alter the ladies had withdrawn, HOSTILE
lies recommended between the mob and circus men
We latter oil whom we're all well armed, aud drove
the niob in every direction but they stII returned
which created spirit Of desperation in the circus
men, one Of whom fired into the crowd, and killed
m"n. This, Tor a moment reused a spirit of yenee-
ance 10 tie mob, some Of whom proposed aru,ng
themselves with muskeis, &c. But they soon began
10 think seriously Of the Consequences, and dispers
ed. The circus man who shot the citizen, was adj
United TO ba-But the whpe circus company had ia
seek protection" IN the comn'on jail, for two or three
days. lfths WAS not wheeling the world with horse
don't know what il was" -