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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-28

From the Salem, Mass. Observer, JAM Il.
Connecticut Blue La,cs-In the edition of this
code, published at Hartford, during the last
year, we find the following law against using
tobacco
"Forasmuch as it is observed, that many a.
buses are crept in, and committed by frequent
taking of tobacco-Itis ordered by the aulho-
rity of this court, that no person under the age
Of ,wenty-one years, nor any other, that hath
not already accustomed himself 10 the use
thereof, shall take any tobacco, until he hath
brought certificate, under the hands Of some
who are approved for knowledge and skill in
physic, that ii is useful for him, and also, that
he hath received license from the court for
the same.
"It is ordered, that no man within this colo
nv, after the publication hereof, shall take any
tobacco, publiquely, in the streets, barnyards,
or upon training days, in any open places, UNI
der the penalty Of six pence for each offence
against this order, in any of the particulars
thereof"
In the law regulating Inkeepers, there is the
following clause
"No Inkee,er, sc. shall sell or draw any holt
,Uater to any, but in case Of necessity, and in
such moderation or quantity, as they have good
and shall be ready to give an account Of their
doings herein, when they are called thereto, un-
der censure of the Court, in case Of delinquen-
cy."
Among the proceedings of the court, which
was held May, l, 1860, is the following record
Of pr secu,ion, under one of the laws prohi-
biting kissing. The following is part Of the
statement Of facts which came before the court:
"Sarah futile, one of the criminals, having
had occasion to visit Mrs Murine, on an er
rand, was requested Sy Mrs. Murine, to go in
to another room where her daughters we're
She went and some conversation ensued be-
tween Sarah and the girls respecting Mr.. John
Porter and his wife, who were married on that
day. Jacob NJ. Murine came in at this time,
and picked up Sarah's gloves, which had been
dropped by her. Sarah desired him to give
them to her, and he replied that he would for
kiss from her. Upon which they Immediately
commenced kissing each other in the presence
of Maria and Susan Murine, who were sever
ally examined on this point. The father of Sa-
rah was examined He testified that Jacob
Murine had endeavored to steal away his
daughters affections. But Sarah denied it
Thomas, her brother, testified that Jacob had
been to their house two or three times before he
went TO Holland, and with his sister, to what
end he knew not unless it we're to inveagle her.
But this design was not made clear to the court.
"The governor then reproached Sarah for her
indecent behavior, and she protested that she
was sorry for what she had done, and hoped
God would help her to conduct better in future.
"The Governor likewise reprimanded Jacob
for his evil and sinful misconduct, and his Sis
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look. out for Prizes,

Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania.
NINETEENTH CLASS.
The drawing Of which will take place in the city of
Philadelphia on "Wednesday the lst of February next.
The whole to be completed on that day.
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ter Marian, that she being married woman
should suffer her brother and another mans
daughter so to conduct in her presence. The
mother was told that she ought not 10 have suf-
fered it.
The court ordered that in consequence OF the
uncivil, immodest and lascivious behaviour of
Sarah latin, and the corrupt and sinful CARR.
age Of Jacob, that each of them shall pay fine
Of tWenty shillings to the treasurer.
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FIR RSRFORr, {Ky.) May p Tie arguments
OF counsel IN this case, we're closed on the evrnino
OF Friday last II was conducted with dsiingui-b
ed ability. Every oiiori was made 10 save the r-i
Soner which zeal and talents could dictate III,
LoCey IN opening the defence, mr. Richardson
In Continuation. and .Nr. Pope in conclusion, cx-
ceeded public expectation, and produced donb, in
The minds OF the CROWD, notwithstanding the
strength Of the evidence and the ability win hich
u had been explained hy Messr+. Bib and Aiayes
MI DENLY concluded with great power Aacr p
short retirement, the jury returned verdict Of
GUILTY. we learn, that there g. as moi the Ieas,
hesitation IN a single Juror. The countensuce Of
the prisoner was unmoved. Those ~ no were near
lin attest, that while speaking 10 his counsel short
ly after, he betrayed sensible emotion.
On Saturday, The counsel Tor the prisoner nov
ed the Court to arrest the Judgment on the ground
mat there IS M tar IN this Commonwealth for
nc punishment Of murder.
Here follow extracts from the successive Laws
Of Kentucky
IL was contended by the prisoners counsel that
the statutes OF the Commonwealth had superseded
Inc Common Law in relation to the crime OF inur-
dsr; mat the section last above quoted repealed all
those Statutes ia force at the tune OF its passage.
That such repeal could not opersis to revive the
Common L. and that consequently here was no
law IN the Commonwealth Tor the punishment oil
murder
The arguments Of this point occupied the court
.hll Mo day About noon on that day, Judge
DayIdge decided, that che repeating section of he
act oil 1870, did not repeal so much Of ihe FIRST
section oil he act Of 1891 AZ relates 10 the crime of
murder, becauso suck was not the Intention Ct the
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FROM JAM AICA.

NEW YORK, June ,. we have rcceiye ed
our flies OF jamaica paper, the Gth ultiino. but.
dates 10 the l2.h have re.cHed Baltimore. - AZ.
vices received in Kingston IRON Car,hsgena, state.
'ba; distress prevails at that place, and that he
troops stationed there have not been paid for some
time Many British subjects were IN consequence
out o; employ
TIE Jamaica Couranl Of the 18th inst. states.
that the Spanish squadron which had heen for some
time concentrated al 81. J9go de Cuba, was mo-
mcntly expected a. Kingston.
Stare Ship The slave vessel, captured by the
government schooner Speedy ell and carried Into
Port Royal, sailed for her port oil Destination. Mar
Unique, and, we presume, sas released, although
nothing further respecting ner cargo, SC. is men
TONED. T.o-
We continue 20 receive distressing .ccoun,- Of
The effects of Vie d5c'sat fom ever, s.rt Of tn,
country. In the lowe. counties of Delaware the
wheat crop Is sid to be materially Injured IL il
staed that within few miles of Ptiladelp hia the
CT lie have TO c driven to the river Dsaware, Tor
water The counties bordering on the Hudson are
suffering very much for the want of rain la many
parts oi North Carolina the crops of corn are We
rs much injured IN
Colombia RcPeal Of Executive privileges 10
naUigHte The rirers and coust.
We understand from az uuquestionable source.
That the Government OF Colombia, believing il,
more advantageous 20 the Republic, to open he
Atlantic as on the Pacific, to The pursuits Of midi
yldud ente'pize, has resolved not 10 gyaHt mn
eTeiTs're privileges therein, and has instrac,e! II,
Ministers to foreign cations, to encourage fhe for
nation Of companies Tor the navigation Of those
hlyers and Coasts, with promise Of the pro,ec-
ion oil mat Government to such schemes
The privilege for the navigation OF the River
Ofinoco, granted TO Col. Hlmilton OF London. has
been evoked; and The navigation Of that 2reaf
River, now invites The enterprise Of foreign cspl
i'lisis TO country Of great extent and value
The right OF navigating unmolered, AID ,yi .h fh.
sanction 81 the Colombian government, the ex,tn
sIve Rivers OF that portion Of the globe, ana ,l,
great commerce to which such right mus, n,ces-
7'rIy lead, are subjects Of congratulation 10 the
merchants OF this ard other countries, and, new
proof Of The liberal spirit which is diily expsndin
ITSELF in the South Americso Republics
We have no doubt now, bat that American en-
erprze, will attempt the interior navigation OF
oionbia, where steam boats may be used with
Inc sreate-t success and profit This new cutie
viii promote = most imporian, depsrimen, Of man
diacl1'es az home, tha' OF : cam Enginery. and bv
enabling our citizens to prosecute their specnla.
tons into the heart OF that fertile region increase
the increasing demand Tor our cotton fabrics.
Bait Gg-
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lhe Debate, which we this day lay before our
readers, IN the Senate Of the United States, viii
he found very interesting " csee several new fact,
brought ou,, calculated illustrate the progress of
the Infamous fraud, which was plotted by the two
phhanih' opic Cherokees and the disinteresied
Creeks a Washington, upon the Chiefs and the
nauon at home. We see too the con,men, =
which tins transaction ought to inspire, freely and
iearieesly eNPTesseIOy the members OF The Senate
Mr. Berren doubts whether the new treaty ,giH
be confirmed by the Creek nation on whom the
iTdud has been attempted to he prsrtised.-.ff-
tempted! " are yet at some loss TO know whe-
Their II has not succeeded; though we can scarce
~ suppose that the administration has veniured 10
pay the money down TO these greedy Diplomatisls
- told them (says Mr.. McKenuey) that il could
not be done here (conntel and sealed Up II, fhe
DtPorfmenf,) but the Cashier OF the Branch
BANK YOU'D, no doubt, obl.,e them by seeing il so
counted and scaled" This IS the last we hear
OF ~.
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COMMUNICATED

should wish 70 know what member OF the
Cabinet 1t was who took cut member OF the
Senate Of the United State, from his own stale.
during the election of FTe'ident pro. lem OF
'hat BODY which said member did, on his return
from the conference, change his vote from Macon
Smith?
Was it this fact, or was IL some other. which
prompted Mr.. E"zewell 10 vent has Indignation a,
the interference of Cabinet Secre aries with the
Sennte's election Of its own ofhcerso
W hat member OF the Senate is il, who not vet
warm IN his seat, and while the fate OF the Pana-
IN" question was supposed TO hang upon one or
TWO votes, was eagerly hunted up by the Prcsi-
dent, and made the devoted o jee OF his most at
Tac'ive rivhi'ies which said member did shortly
thereafter show the good effects of his training,
10y eNerting an ovcrrighteous zeal in behalf of the
Panama Mission; AZ ii he already harvested
and ready to GO of at the crack OF the whp.''
% II iOOltey- on IN Her0nn',
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STONES
TO PREVENT IIVDpOprInpr.

NiiN KING, respectfully informs the public that he b5a
III ms poesson two OF the above stones celebrated by
nos VINO have experienced their hspPy effects, .ulociysd
V Hts as Possessing the quality of extracting when
SppI 10 NC pltt Affected the subtle poison
rom 'us 1e OF maddog before is diffusion through the ys-
@ preventing that mos; dreadful Of all maladie,,
nee stones were placed in h hands as Agent in behalf
" Iee o'P""' ehhdftn. They were procured by gentlemen
'a ,'nce, NJ very great expense; attended with con-
zoe ihie trouble antdIhcu, during vnyav. n. p,e 10 Nh.
hat ine "hrfe "a. he nfoTned) they were used bv IN.
h"e tn extracting the poison c the bites df snake. seor
rIs ana oihe reruies. Persons DESTROYS f,bes
g.' nave nov IN their power OF dong Charge, for
June ..
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For .e.aLE on LE9NE

'A44- 'hsoin'r offers for sale valuable estate, in tho
county 81 ft"haian, containing upwards Of twelve HIM
HrSd acres ahns nHe third part of which woods of tho
H onic, land CONSIDER able quantit, uf low grounds
man WHICH, he" none more valuable very good dwel-
ms va" tx I""s END ont huus"s OF every DESCRIPTION in thu
s'A'es' r'"ndnee' or he would lease to good manager
." On ad' ahce Of MONEY he made which
,op. hFTc W.; he enough aui in the cultivation Of Tobac-
zoo bnhtls of wheat and there are W ,ch ,,rop,c a.
m"hhs :" large crop from the quantity of land
uithei particulars will he Known on arplra,,o, n
IN subscriber in the lily of Richmond; and Mr. William Rov
a adonne tho premises, will sew the TO sy person
'''.s :" '"h'Fac!' HENRY ANDERSON.
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10 XHE PTBLJC

IMPORTATION iJesired of a vounr man bv tho ,,. g
i"'rf H. Green, who LETT Columbia, s. about eighteen
ago. he about % toa' "f age, bi- person Stout *
about feet in height his hr black beard upu.rav sim
srm+Ia woe very large whkers rather aciiuIn in hi,
h ana Pir'.nny 80 with strangers. His trade vas
that Of Cabinet Maker ana House Carpenter when h. lcn
he went IN company with ourney men, who were
iH NVrth CHiolna aud Virginia since that period he
nt'nt'er hren hcardof either nv HI, friends IN tounbr
i-on' Having heen for time sick in Selunbil hi,
'r" app extensive that he have not long after
ne "itth"" Auy niormaoa which an be given of him viii
Oe Thankfully Received hy the Subscribers.
NJ n. CARnOZO, Richmond. Va
JOHN GREEN, Ea.ton, Pcnu.yiypni,
II Printer on the route brtwe,n Richmond nnd ColunL;,
jUn~ - ~ - ~" ''seN'
Irn-o.
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-heI1 Establishment ia Pctersb,,rg. Yn.
KNI.E g CADI,RrGN

w AYR received by the late from New York ana
i"IideIPn'f anu ate now opening at their establish
eh on s amore street. Petersburg, large aud y.rs eue
1'r'iheht Z" htsh imported English Indla IL e1cf Se,cb
'h' nfrh"n Hnd domestic Dry Goods. ng N. itcn.
@ o' one o.! the partners to remain eonsaoy in The North
aAtc they viii be supplied at all t,., with whatever
"ey VI" rcer Per next arrivals, 100 Bags prime reen
@ 'oher' 1000 tyanna Cigs Id Ijoxe,
Irc assortment OF approved
go bOLrIHG CLOTHS.
Az Of which will be offered Ly wh,e.,le and ,.,,;, -,
FH'f advance Tor eash or GesePtaaces in ;o;.,..
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Il cam ,

"a" YER '@o the Compiler Of Manual for the Ar,ile.
- nSH'a, submitted ms manuscript to the inspection
s"hrma'i no" member ui the Court Of Aupeal. S,v
eIi have heen made for this N S. S. and The
compiler a- been informed that h.en loaned To some
whose nEe forgotten The writer re.oecttIy renm." ,
-, 'no |,o>e hands may have fallen ,leporii with
M A'f''rd Pryi"n ~ Lieut. Gov. Daniel in Richmond
ne nsu" OF the writer notice il len with the
the WI 2. "''''t "'N Go''NS u
Waren'on, ". June Q. 80,
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u - RE tt.4RD.

-, tCLf.N rom h" subscribers stable last night Uo-,o
~ SADDLE, Atingti ana Bride. lie J.. large rt b,v
years ~ ~ very iHc ORDER pirtirrl ma *
"'ItV,d q" have one white hand foot; Lug aud rather
""'"w hack fhDria which he carries badly and The mir
"tn nom t' tops ho"fs unususly DAT and ho and
nom h"'r he - long shod bad order. lie tro and
to P'"' we'll hut steps rather short and very with is
Ie above reward will be paid for the recovery Of The Horse
n-, janis CASKIE.
IL
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'EIiE Sn1.rhrf intending ltt,e r hriord ,'o,, ,l
iHh J'iy, fo Ohio end hotp.iy will uatr,t,t. ,,
m'ine'. ras be- enf,d o. hir. either IN elm I,rJ
collecting det rft iar ftses, inye. ting tile tell
he .ornf wreks u,ue Mhfry I'uJ b..ict In Ohio. sb
n7'' 81 ihe lsnd " W Do and having ,rii orre ,,e
"'" Z" '"e lft" LlhH ." lht' HrIirt, vii be enabled q,
sre 'c'na'' m'uuiiDu respecting trni Ifrny r,r.or en-
fnrs l'',n' 90 'n '1a not be perfectly .a,ifcd ib #.
e'e'u'.n; ng W "sh.'d 10 compensation and viii On ~
~ Pr'n dcsifHr of engaging hi attention q, ,b., i,.
ns wy 't 'nem let'po Paid TO This city OF nav ,ee
y-o THOMAS GREEN
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ri, jpy 'tis r.nnpi then todir"
s7fsEygz-r..=ESEr

sC5S Tie Citizens OF Richmond and Maache--
ter are hereby informed, that in pursuance az the
directions OF the committee Of -, subscription pa
pers, for the purpose OF carving into effect the re-
solutions of he late meeting of the citizens of Rich
mond and Manchester, for the relief of Til: Je.-
ierson, are deposited the re,pectis Banks Of .
city, in he hands of tue Cashiers who are en-
powered by tEe Committee 10 receive the con
t.6utions OF tie public.
JOHN TYLER, Chairman.
JouN IT pIE.s.nyr.r Ce.rofo,,,
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UNIVERSITY or J~yRGLNyG

e . mere Is pot once established heIc. all the letter.
a rewsIaPris, pamphlets rnaraziues &c iric,S 81 f,
'uI'n, 9"d oher residents this rlacr nay he d.
''gy 10 'hr University VI Virginia, Alhemarie
June O. - - w Ii I->"i'OHuii' L. Nh
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lCanugnairofeI.
NARRiEDl--iu Wkcs county. Geo, o. the ian nu si
the residence OF M, Elizabeth Wnshrld the Rev. Nir
Webster Dr. T. tick!' formerly of Cupeprer, Va, lIs
fr0aces 4. Wogjietc.
DIED., Thursday, Goth umo, at her residence in Tcyy
Kent county, aud IN her 7i, year, Ma, A,, Re,cie. Enr,
MUM on tc dead - requ,n and indctiiuinac tlat
crnsGercd rather dictate Of sympathy cn than
truth and usice But the virtues this truly
were we'll known 10 fear nrutaton TN. sort. 10
Ano" aerwaS To love her Her bp-cm The eyriv
good feeling and IN all the re.ions of life manifested
noh-nenesoi character when -cidom 'quar. Size lived
tor others. Her life to her family Tn.
ncishbot' aud Iiend show that they common being
Mr. )we professor Of religion 81 belonged 10 the
ft"shvtCau Church. AlhO sensible her sntrly isss
ton, death had Tor her The this knew her
wei and knew her long, anu say CoaiHc lbs
never sesrI superior, Ia strength Of intellect aud lavity
Floyd. in Kins William county on the i7:h ,li .
mrs Ets"bttA Ry'aHd " mir Mm >. II. LAND IN
ihe %l' N~ar Of her age lines ,s,s con-
and two innocent chdItnu f s0iabc mother Among The
frequent 'prvaiilns which society has late .iti,d
Ny deah we have not hat the painful duN record NOR,
calculated 1" enlist ympalhcs aUi sorrow, ir
the atprcsen notice. Midi, aiahe and m;, cent e
deceased possessed al those al'jr, which reuGt e an
agreeable companion and wpify neither Beueccut
cisn'tei yet soelhe sue enjoyed line Of hrr u, -
hours end le respect aud ahnat of her acquanhnc,
sad ahovs all she lived the smiles Of her God au c>
hitcd Ia her las; Of a. east.
odmnsnot 30 the Enjoyment Of tia; peace wh'eh a..
"iucsA ans; lowry ia -I,t;."
Z" When faith !. sitcng and conscience clear.
Aud words of peace tine >pitT cheer,
Aid ysion,d gor.,s hall appear,
Us JOY Us Wonpi ihrH iodie."
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NOIILE-

SAALL not he responsible tor any bael leading put m
Beats "rhou; sPees contract with me, aud the article,
Mentioned EDWARD BAXToR.
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The Gieree'"r May Races the Independent Ceursc
began on W "Wednesday the eth OF May
~ DgA swosgskc, mile heats. Tor united collie. vcs
~ ny M Jhn Hinges crown !iy Ftesk, ang Richard
Gtavts hy Venus aiI TOMAS NJ. Seawtii ann.
- heat b, Col Graves, ally Vruu. aud iu
an In" 81 and an hall sec2i heat by In NJ. b. Freak
Fine I'm SIS. 81 nest ~ Freak, Pm. e.
= DdyJoeSl clan PuI,r hett-. was wen Jacob
* Ni1ys J. =. ia.lr, heating DR.. Hlinccs h. eliza n,
ani Col TRACES H. Red Lion. Time lst heat 5J,
"a heat 3. 5is.
ST Dey-Fimer-' s'yecpsake, mile heats by Rol.i
Gar.-t AhuriN. healing Thn.. Gnry's = .. sand and
Tho ~ Sesweli'' &. Ehla Riley.
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ANAWAb uom I've sur.crihcr, DC lot As, 90. q go
m'n named fHiLi- llcs shout I'D yc,o a, feet iO or
u inches nigh very black. with ple8sstt De-
'elrs apparel nof recollo crd pufrh.ed pi from the
t'ne Of he late Nccdet Eohuon. 10 pfchh;c lhs, Doc D.
iuhine 90 hfr William % Newken h come, ioi.
Irving, h,evc, principally o. Kas William al rrrs. .-
ioftvTncd ar1Ir hetetiS N1rhorine sid .l,re vol
gve t'"ara Of tcu dollars Coz h Tpti,non and Je;,er,
~ I'VE my manager JOSHUA GrpRrs
Tft'9.a G,ife~s Ttte o.
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TIE NEXT LOTTERY

ODD FyED EPE.T SYSTEM.
N"irh a.. holder oi two Trkct. OF two Shsre,, ,y,,a
~, - @:t@'"'ag al least ONE IRIZE, aud man dra.i
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JoHN II. PLEAsANrs. Seeretar4.
K q E'EgaTE? CT 1879


z'lIE following Certncie., which accompanied the Anuly
80 nI tas CRATE, in the Enquirer Of the ~ nstl, all
'"c'cni g. show the et'na"n ~ "iich ished by coupe
CHI iulsc.:
mae had one Of Dir. Nlyo Po,sn; Grg'es" up The
Eagle ii"' lin March a'i aud perfectly convinced of i-
J-cIdcd superiority TO the srates ~ common
EDWARD HALLAaI.
Richmond Ny So 1926
TIE unicrIgn- al Dr. Mvns Patent Crate sue
c"l operation The Ei,l- nI checIfiy .iate, tlat
iy ht" received the favorable impression olts practi-
cd uty promoting Oh ecis # ecprouy and comfort
JOSEPH NANS.
JOSEPH TRENF.
JDSEpH r. TE.
J.. W. ROOTES.
EunIRT BRIGGS
RICH: CLEANING MOORE
TERMS.
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Legislature, and tina; /! it had repealed it, the effect
would have been to revive the common law or ra -
ther that the common law was never entirely su-
perseded and would have operated, after such re-
peal, in full force.
The Judge then proceeded TO pronounce sentence
o. lie prisoner. lie at frs; fixed on Friday the
10Th day OF June for the executon but the prisoner
solicited longer time. alleging that he wished it,
not on his own account, but for the purpose OF
writing something TO justify those whom he left be-
hlnd him. Hisrequest was granted, and he was
sc fenced to be hanged on Thursday the 9Th day
+ July.
The priscaer received his sentence with the most
perfect composure and addressed the Judge asking
Tor further time, in uniaultering voice.
Ills counsel moved an appeal; but it refused.
Application, II is said. viii be made to the old
Court for supersedsas.
MRS. BEAUCHANIP.
This woman was brought to this lace on Wed
nesday last and lodged Jail with her husband.
On Saturday she examined before Justices
jot'h 8ro'rn and e. S. Coleman. The evidence
asains; her consisted of sundry declarations, made
dur'ag the last two years and while he was absent
on his last rip 80 Frankfort Their tendency was
to slew, that she had a knowledge of his intention
TO commit the murder before II was done, but no,
That she N any way nstigats, il. One of the wit
nesses. lfr. Lore, also detailed several particulars
related 10 him, he stated, by Mrs. Beauchamp,
explaining some mysterious points in her husbands
case, aud tending 10 ,hew that he had no accom-
plice. The whole not deemed sufficient to au-
thorize her commit.L for further trial and she was
sci at liberty W understand she declares the story
OF the witness relative to her declarations as TO the
murder, TO be totally unloundct. .frgt.s
We learn that the Commissioners appointed By
the President Of the United States to locate The
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We learn that the Commissioners appointed By
the President o' the United States TO locate The
Senientiary for the District of Columbia, have
selected site on Chemicals Point, near tie Ma
tiona! Arsenal. I.4ier Gazette.
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