Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-01

year. The receipts of the treasurer, the last year
amounted to $4,000 and the expenditures TO 7oIa
leaving balance of IS 49, in favour of te In.,;,,;
on the LIST of January.
Eighty individuals have received the benefits of c,u
cation at this Seminary. and been repuo rlv
ed since 1919; and order to extend il, usefnos
coniemplaedto form associations throughout the sr,tc
or the purpose OF raising funds, which il hoped will
'''eu 'h'o e"ec| E0eni''g Post.
From he Buffalo Emporium, Jxne1s
L HE ExEcUroN.-The three Thavcrs who murder
ed John Love- are now nore hav ng been executed
yesterday, agreeably the sentence of the court h,
three quarters past I O'clock p. NJ IL was nearly
twelve when the prisoners left the Jail They were
", essso III me usual manner of the maIcfactors, with
"mte 'hrouds and caps. They escorted to tue
ga'iows, erected at the part of the VILLAGE
me Black Rock road by the rifle company: the music
playing death march. We noticed t,,t tho n,e,,sr
kept time and advanced with firm stem annr ,or;no
their seats on the platform, Rev Mr. Fillmore made
snort address calling the attention of fe multitude TO
the unprecedented spectacle before them and soliciting
ne united prayer OF every christian present for the un.
happy meu, who were in few minutes about to close
Their eyes on all earthly things. He then addressed the
hrone OF Grace-tte prisoners then <ueoinr and ;on
ing IN tue devotions The PRAYER being finished be nd
dressed the people from ist Corinthians x chap and
part OF the i Serse,in which he introduced The con
iesslon OF the prisoners the substance which now he
fore the public. Mr. Fillmore having concuJed-be
was followed in prayer by the Rev Mr.. Story. Then
came Tue parting scene. None that witnessed it will
ever forget A. The prisoners rose the ropes were AL
lusted; their pnioncd their friends consist
ing OF clergymen and Others came to tlcm and pave
The parting hand among them noticed the Sheriff
MI Itehcd, who appeared to be socmnIy and tender
y affected by the Interesting and important part he held
IN the proceedings of the day, although he was the mi
mister of Justice, the feelings of the man were conspcu
Gus. Aar parting with their friends they tool, je,ve
of each other, by shaking hands, 1t was s;p,t ibat
touched every heart The last words they uttered were
eJacuiatoy rayers:-nay they have reached heaven In
an instant the drop fell and they were launched into
eternity! Nelson and Isaac died without a struggle
and but little was apparent in the case of Israel
momentary shrek followed among the people and all
was still. The bodies hung about half an hour and
then were delivered 10 their friends; and we under
stood were carried TO Boston for interncnt The pri
soners conducted with the utmost proprietv
1t would be easy to swell this notice by the sueros
ions presented to the mind in the awful spectacle which
appeared before but have no heart to do IL. If
must and VIII speak for ITSELF Suffice TO say that the
causes which brought these Young men To be pal,ovc
may be attributed TO The want of parental repious in
structon and their neglect of education How must
these facts affect the hearts of parents Had these
youths been brought up sin the way thew should go
we nave no reason to believe they would have come TO
an ignomnious end.
Nelson was 25 years old Israeli r. 3D. and Isaac 2I-
The two oldest have left wives aud Children that we'll
demand our sympathies. Their anguish is extreme
lhey have sister who on her last visit them was so
much overcome that she uttered shries which reached
every cellln the prison. and drew en- in the har
dy ieon's eyes heir mother the OCCASION left
them in understandable agony
There are various calculations of the number of neo.
pie whowere presentbeing differently estimated from
20 to $4,000. Although the multitude was so mre,,
we have heard of no accidents.
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INDIANApoLIs June T.
Execution Of Saioyer and Brida.e-Thc execution of
these for assisting the murder several Ind ians
IN Madison county, took place Friday last, pursuant
to the sentence of the court the Falls of Fall Creek
After the bodies cut down and placed i'm the
collins, the sheriff and guard went TO the prison and
brought out young Bridge, who had remained there
during the execution of his father and Sawyer with
rope around his neck and proceeded the place of exc
cuQn. This is said by those present have been one
of the most solemn they had ever Witnessed
Beneath the galcws stood the cons old Bridge and
Sawyer, the of one of these unfortunate men bn
Just turned of his eighteenth year. about to meet their
:ate. Mr. Strange, (the clergyman addressed Young
Bridge and tie people, and in the pathetic and cner
gec manner described the before them. After
he had finished Bridge ordered to stani on his feet
tie expected nothing but his end was approachinp-his
knees tottercd and with difficulty that he stood up
when, instead of meeting the executioner his pardon
presented 10 him.
The Governor in exercising this high authority of
the constitutions has acted in accordance with the ises
OF not only the jury and officers ofhe court who tried
young Bridge but ut most of the citizens of the state.
Several Indian Chiefs from the north Ohio were
present with their Interpreter expressed perfect will
Nngness that the young man should live.
As an instance that the Indians do not always look
upon the death those who have injured them with per-
execution of Sawyer and Bridge, those present shed
tears.
WAsHINGToN June %.
Full populations OF Osages, Kansas, DeIawares and
Weas sve learn, had met Gen. Clarke St. Louis on
the 1st instant, and had agreed upon treaty which
was to have been signed the next day in which the
Osages and Kansas renqushcd all their lands to the
United States. Their future possessions we presume
will lie along and the western boundary Missouri