Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-16

champ had been broodng over his reseninents
Win a demonacal hate for more than two years:
that among other passionate declarations, he had
said 10 James G.. Hayes; - damn Col. Sharp don t
name him to me; If ever get an opportunity III
send him TO hell, where he ought to have been
many years ago.
The witnesses proved under what suspicious
circumstances he had gone Frankfort the scene of
the murder how b. his going GU, in the night and
Other circumstances he had first excited the srs
pieIon OF Joel Scott, at whose house he rut up,
on the night of the murder, and who was even igno
rant OF his name, until he had c.lechised him While
In the act OF mounting his horse, next morning,
when he was about hastily To leave Frankfort
Jobn Lowe stated the circumstance of his return
home:
" Witness wa at BIS House on the evening of
ms return from Frankfort. He asked b. where
he had been Il said. TO Frankfort lie asked
when he arrived there ? b. said, on Sunday even
lg. lie asked, when he left there &. said on
Monday morning He asked him, what news
ID SAID, none in part ocular. He asked if he had
done hs business y. said, he had dove i, TO hi
satisfaction. BIS sister Melinda observed that
her brother had brought home fag. Witness ask
eu' what flag Il said red fig. He observed,
" red nag was token Of war. B said, yes, 1
var ana victory too that the red Gag is kept
uyi'g IN victory; and by God he had gained a
ictory. After the conversation about the fllg
% turned 10 witness and said, John Lowe or Col
love, believe shall 500 lee hsiian wi.
ness It'd him. it would be good thing Is said
he had been lately more induced 10 mink there
vas aGod 'han ever before for things had 80
turned up with him Of late, that he believed God
would give vengeance TO those who ought TO have
| il. e. did no: inform Witnessed ~ c5..,,..
der. -
IL was this same Lowe, of whom Beauehamp
attempted TO make cal's-paw TO weaken the tesli-
| mony of p. Darby, and in fact 10 bols linn nm IN
Tue suspicion OF being the cal murderer of Sharn
D. Penhed IN JAN long statement of the testimony
winch he wished L. to deliver in Court his ,yas
handed to Ia. by Beauchamp's wife. who is stroog
~ suspected OF being The accessory and the jnsti
e''of oil Inc horrible murder; but L. had prudence
OF principle enough to give the paper into the hands
oil the Prosecution, end TO turn the plo, against the
protector himself
'irs. oharP was also produced as material wit
ness. She had never B. never heard his v,jce
' e moment oil her husbands murder but the few
wofus which he then spoke, and the peculiar voice
IN winch they were uttered, made so deem an i'm,
preston upon her, THAT she wa, confident she
would again recolect the voice of the assassin
men d. was apprehended and III jail she con-
eS,eu hersei Tor the purpose of hearing him speak
neh she hTst heard his voice, she said il is
Ne II; when she heard him speak further, she
sad " must oe ,he voice; and he progressed in
conversation, she was sure it was -
80 conclusive in fact was the g, ain of ,;rc,.
stances against him, that the Jury could not resist
re" ~, ioiee' ana accordingly found him guilty
"e subsequent confessions of the criminal himself
ia. removed every possible doubt upon the sub. |
jet Jet according to the Frankfort Argu, ofthe
60; W. many rumours are float rs 20 these con-
SESSIONS; lew OF them entitled 10 anv cop6de,oa |
- Is CERTAIN, however, that he has confessed ,Lo |
''i'ne' mat he gave directions where the his |
~" winch 1t was executed, might be found. and
' oh enquiry, ii was ascertaned that n kniCa
p'eS answering his description had been found
a. '"e spot where he said he had concealed il II |
.,". o''Aii oi' fashioned butcher knife ground
rom Inc point II was found in Ia, occ'',,;a. ~,
WI W ade where Beauchamp had b,ried !, a.
dileSea also, that he had concealed tI 60. 90
'lt"HeIchieI near the same spot and couId find
It, Oh Sunday last, he was taken our of ;oI al
went with number of persons for that 1nrnose
'"I N'u nor succeed. The ground where the knife
"ho' as ne stated, the corner of the b.n,,l.L;r
we're concealed, bad been spadsd.nn ~ 49,,
10 "Ithin SIX inches OF the spot whore H. -
was louid, as the place where he conci, :.
~" SAID ne had chewed up the corner of ,ha
""n no INTO Yad, dug a hole with The
:, ,, ''N ~ ana then buried the knife close by
The Argus adds that a pamphlet i :, -o,.u
non and Will be Immediately nubli.bed = '..ti,L
me PUBIC VII! see his own account of Tho aac,l
.. VIC e"d OF the criminal Beauchamp We
~ Oe"e'e me Idle suggestion that Gov Desb.
WIN ever snatch him from the hand of ;,f
'uch are the horrible fruits of broodinr over raaI
imaginary wroAgs- until the spirit of r.,,o,oa -
700 1FohS 10 be extinguished bus IN the life ILL
u ,Ae Viclm Besuchamp seems to be .bro,,,1
eoUi' ana resoiute- qualities which under Tho ,,,
puIse o' letter feelings, might have made him the
'Oi " DIS fellow men, not their malipn,nt
S; WIN proper education, such q mn,
- nave oeen The ornament, not The curse of bis
ana won Ihereverence of Society. instead
oil exIor!ing the cry, "Why cumberetb lie ,be
ground'? e'i 4'e 'he
r. esteTd2y was Tie day for the meeting Of the
11.4e1W court Seven Judges Appeared orc
n! f mSnu"g 10 make Quorum. One of the alb
sent Judges Is confidently expected
We hail with pleasure the las, acco,,,. r.
Greece. Should they be confirmed y,ba, ION
Gus triumph will it afford to the c,nse c -,
ana oil the Cross. Not only il Nfissolor-ti 49,,
Ne'' heI defenders not murdered her hisIioD mot
'urnt' and all The melancholy details which ,.,ar
"i's'nay reported, not confirmed; but her enemies
nave been signay defeated Ibrahm PscI,s motel
- "ounued; and his troops compelled TO retreat
" e shall look with great impatience for the
"aIon OF these glorious tidngs
Tie Brighton (London dates to 9Th Nav, ron
i'rnl the success es of the Greeks
he English markets too are considerable il,
proving. 'O'y '"'-
FHyste letters have been received in tbis ci,,
rom London and Liverpool 1t appears that
ABOUT 445O bids. of Virginia Tobacco sold II the
french Concours, 29ih April, at an averspe OF 200
francs per 100 Klllogrames
The bonded grain in EnganI is said TO he adj
united Tor home consumption bv psvi,e, = ,i,,. -