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1919 prizes.
1921 Blanks
N0fje If Drd,r;ng The numbers will be nut
in one wheel as usual and IN another will be nut
the prizes above the denomination oiThIee Dol.
lars. and the drawing to progress ia the usual
manner. The 1000 prizes of Three Dollars
will be awardedto high OF low number. TO be
determined By that which may draw the pnze Of
Sl0WO
Low numbers to 10000 inclusive
High Plumbers l0,o0l TO 2o,o0O inclusive
Aholder ofwo tickets, High and Low, mus
ofnecessty draw one prize and may draw Two
Capital Prizes. A ticket having drawn Capt.
tai prize is not restricted from drawing small
Que also.
Present price of Tickets 81 Shares in pro-
portion; but will advance to 81 ON the LIST May.
- Orders by Mail, pos; paid or private copi
vcyance, enclosing the cash or srze tickets in II
ny ofthe late drawn lotteries, Will nee, the same
attention as on personal application.
TERHS.--for not less than SO Tickets;
Scheme price, for dPprorsd notes, payable zen
days after the drdtoing.
Ava. LETTwIcTx.
May J. Manager
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MflLLER d ROBERTS have on hand
ITO

MflLLER d ROBERTS have on hand ,
~ large and GOOD assortment of Gfoeoiiel
aud various other articles, amongst which AZ,
the following:
Best West India brown and common sugar,
Soap and New Orleans sugar,
Prime coffee, cid Java coiIrr,
Imperial and gunpo"d der tea,
Old Jamaica and Antigua Rum,
Old French Brandy,
Old MADEIRA and Sicily Nj Wing,
Old and new whskey,
Apple Brandy,
Newark cider, vinegar,
Iallow candles assorted SKIES,
Sperm candles,
Larncn-ware assorted,
stone ware assorted,
Salt petre, alum,
Indigo, madden, oopperas
Pepper, ginget spice,
Cotton sheeting and shiriing,
Cotton yaIns assorted numbers,
Cambricks calicoes,
Mems lined and bound aud coarse shoes
Woinen's leather and morocco shoes.
sole leather best sort
New herrings, new shad.
Ger and blistescd sturl,
D tons bar iron.
300 sacks salt
10000 lbs. well cured bacJr
All Of the above goods We will sell low fol
cash or merchantable ptoducc.
May IL. tao
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SALES At AUCTION.

NEVflLL be sold on Saturday 18th inst. IL
" front of my Auction Store
20 bags Green Collie,
II bbls do
hhds. New Orleans Sugar,
Q do West India do
bids. Apple Brandy,
elegant Mahogany sidehoards,
do do Bcdstcad,
Maple do
coplrs Shakespeare fancy binding,
Percgiinc Pickle. Thompeons ScOsoos &c. &c
X. q TOMrklNS, Auolioneei.
May II.
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'h'or ef tt4setsut ,srfsion" - our ;nsor.ns
SYSTEM Ask them what they ineaa bg a ,ad.
Com -srisioa" aud II will depend enilrel, on
the Interest 10 be iiluenecd uhat answer vii he
gwen. IN Virginia. south Carolina. dc. and
- the great commercial cities, where The ami.
manufacturing policy prepondera,es, he will be
made to appear the patron saint OF Agriculture
and Commerce. holding a Corraeop,e IN one
hand and Trident in the other In Vermont.
Pennsylvania, &c. and in towns aud districts of
country where the manufacturing interest is pre-.
dominant ,-presto. change he is. all al once,
the Genius OF the Loom and Forge, alertly
managing the bellows and the shuttle, His
friends make Of him complete Vicar of Bray
caring not brass farthing whether he is only
Claimed by one party, or by none, or by all,
SO thdt he obtain and hold his bcnefce! With
such leader II is not wonderful that his sumner
tiers should DC composed of heteroe eneous and
dIscordant materials-and that, when questions
involving great principles of political economy,
civil government and foreign policy, are to be
decided. some are found voting on one side of
the question and some on the other. They are
guided by no settled principles, as politicians
we're in isOo-They have only one fixed rule of
action, aud that is, opposition TO Adons and Clay,
although 1--WE use Col. Johnson's admitted OK.
7resslon) they we're as pure as the angels in
heaven !" Thus, Buchanan, lneham, Houston
Eaton, &C. &c. (Gen. Jacksons malapcrt men.
ais aud of course most likely TO speak his senti-
inints,) are III favor of the tariff and liberal
construction of the constitution. whilst Ryes.
Macon, Tassell, Drayton, Archer, DC. are a.
GanSt Doth heresles How it is that they find
themselves in such strange company, il would
puzzle them TO explain. We cannot account /, =
1t, unless political inconsistency, like misery
makes strange bedfellow5" With these facts
in view, we ask, if Jackson should be elected
whether the Continuation of black spirits and
white, blue sprlts and gray" who have filled the
magic caudron with the embems of their va.
rious gfefs, will not be shattered TO Fragments
the contact of its hostile ingredients And we
fmpha.ieaily ask Col. johnson whether. under
such circumstances, he ought not TO support an
administration whose policy has been distinctly |
traced and every measure of which he has APP |
proved, rather than to aid the election Of an ndi
v'dual whose views mrydillcr from his own III
he should pursue different course the friends |
both of his person and his fame will witness il |
with decpregret. They will lament, as sincerely |
as. himself the political paration which must !
cnsuc. We besecoh him, therefore, to pause be- |
fore he passes the Rubicon There is vet room
to retrace his steps. lie must admit that it is |
worse than folly to discard servant who has |
faithfully discharged his duty, for the despe.
rate chance of something better" which an i'm.
pudent aspiran' may promise, without the ability
to fulfil ms pledge
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v'GG c n2a ld 1s 1e.,,nsl =, Ts,sa
House, on the 5oth day Oh April last during the
Superior Court a bright DUN or MlNGo
HORSE, about slx years old, and about five
feet high, his tail and name Is a little darker than
usual for horses of lis color he works well aud
has the mark ofGear and little rubbed upon his
shoulders 10y the collar, his tail small, he is along
bodied horse, slim LEGS aud no fcrlocks, hctrois
and cantcrs very well but does mol pace at ALL -
lie also had an old saddle and br,dlc on, the lea
Their on the seat of the saddle behind and the
Strrup feathers much worn out. The above re.
ward will be given fer horse, DC. if delivered to
,nc 1T my house, about three miles from Nelson
courthouse. ELIAS llANBLE1I.
May ~. ci~5o
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MARRIED-On the Sd inst. by the Rev
Lewis Dawson, Mr.. TALIAFEliKO Wal.
LACE, to Miss MARTHA l.. ROBINSON,
daughter Of Rev WIN. Robinson deed. all of
Amherst County.
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NEW BOOKS TIM subscriber has The
~ pleasure ~ informing the public, thai lie
has just received. direct from Philadelphia. one
fine mos, interesting Works that's been pciofe
thennblic lor lant srafs. indeed, may uddt
from information that il hardly yer WAS sut.
pissed. The WINK in question il called snian
Gray The Glai par III the vol. and The second
pari IN two vols. This production is considered
tie Boa Ton Vi The day.
ADRIAN IL. NORTH.
NAV n
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lJ' As the warm weather appro aches, the
" Political Pilgrims" Martin Van Buren, and C.
c. Cambreleng, Esqs. are rc,racng their steps
northwardly. They we're offered apublic dinner
in Raleigh, IN. C.) as all great men arc nova.
days-but declined eating IT, as all great men do
not. Mr.. Van Buren, battered the grca, State
of BuHku,n, Otherwise called North Carolina. J
very handsomely, and spoke Of his Southern
partalities, as if he were himself a Southron,
planted cotton, whipped noppyS, and wore a
white hatin summer. Southern votes will count
at some future day, & Mr.. Van Buren,, it is said,
is casting wistful eye to the Presidency No in
situation
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Elegant s}nnmer Goods =!
IhANID q ROBERT KYLE nike nlrnsn

Elegant 3ummer Goods
Ih AVID ~ ROBERT KYLE take pleasure
~ IN announcing To then friends and ouslo
mers the ARRIVAL OF a new supply OF well selected
and fashionable goods, part Of which ar the
following viz;
few pieces Sheppara's Extra Hlue Cloths
some Of which arr not 10 be surpassed IN fine
ness, and are remarkable Tor their beautiful
rich shades.
piece super BIN Cloth, said to be the finest G.
vrr seen for the price
do finest Blue LONDON Cashmere.
Several ps Blk lostings. beautiful and sub
stantia article for gentlcmcn's sumner wear,
Brush Nnnhefns and Russia billings,
lndia Long Naaiteens aud Blk Circassans,
ps superior White iufscllles
do do Bun splendid article,
Col and white Mnrseilles medium qualities.
case Calicoes hesi quail and handsomesl style
small case Muslin Cling hams,
Fine Tanbored Book Muslms,
Plain Jaconets. Null, and Book do
cases double Leghorn Boliyars IIats,
do Straw Bonnets, &c Sc &c
ALSO, several bales "a and Al plain dp-
mestlcS, apron and counterpart checks Of the
best Indigo dye, "a aud IA brown aud blenrhed
cotton cloths, and bales finest Sea island
oheetings and quantity Of Tckenburg, ans
yard wide RUSSIA Linens
" In few DAYS is expected several case
silks, Lawns and Calicoes :!
May H. ITO
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rH.ARLES,hc s ECDSi.
or TIE
MERRY MONARCH.

Written by our eonntrymau, John Howard
Payne, Esg and nov performing in Ingiand
aud America with unboundcd applause,
The part ofcapt copp,hy Mr.. RICHARDSON
200
Previous TO The Comedy the following Inter
BUY BROOM. (hy particular request IN
character Ola bayarian Girl. in initiation OF
Madame Nesiris Of London.
BARNEY Leave the Girls OF the LqS ", ira.
Aone.by VI. Campbell, .,"h,si, oile,.a
hohNfifE'1y Mr. Myers 'hcir sSueps
WILL WATCH, the Bold smugeer--Au Anna
tour.
THE CRYING FAMILY. byMr Campbell.
u Doors 10 open ut half past g. and perior
nance to commence n, halfpast I, precisely.
~ Tickets, Boxs and PIT, One Dollar; Gal
lery 90 Gents 10 be- had NJ the bars of the srr
erual Hotels, al the Bool, Stores of Mcssrs 4
X. North and {. A Nt,hcrs aud nj the THEA
IRE on the Evening of performance
NJ There will be no pos,poncrnent on ae
count of weather, rs Mr.. Brown has politely sus
pended the performances at the Circus Tor TN.
evening, Shonldth the Evening prove too inele
lncnt for Ladies TO walk carriages will be sent
tior those whose NAMES are handed 10 MIR
Richardson at the Franklin iloteD 20 CONVEY
them 20 aud FROM the Theatre
May H. IL MOON LIGHT
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ALIENS OFFICE,
Lnuchhnro. III Nnu lSlz

Drawing of the Union Canal Lottery % Glass.
Nos. -l3-30-iS-- l5-39-3l--
The drawing eau be seen on application,
MAY II.
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Shenandoah Election and Editor Sntoot The
Shenandoah paper copied our remarks on the
dlsgraceial conduct of the people OF that county
at their late election, for the sole purpose, we
presume of edging in the following sage inuen.
do, with its Shandv.liic dashes, - and its en-
phatic index, u. Hear him:
The remarks of the Lynchburg Virginian
smell very strongly Of Frederick. One Of the
editors was upon a visit there lately and
and IL he married there"
How beautiful But your "smen" deceived
you. Smoot, as much as it did when you asked
Mr.. Clay for an office, as the condition of stop.
ping the opposition of your press You must
sharpen your scent, Editor Smoot, or Mr. Clay S
indignant rejection of your vile offer, will not
be the last occasion of surprise to you. Be as
sured, thou prince OF blackguards and paragon
of beggars. that the individual TO whom YOU al.
ludchad not read the remarks on the Shenandoah
election until he saw them in your most insalua-
Bile little Sentinel-whch proves your sagacity
TO be on a level with your decenoy. And So,
% good night -
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DANCING scHooL.

a. AAufiirnderA his siaccse acanowledr-
- nenis 10 his tfitnd for ihcir iornier lin.
al patronage aud be- leave TO use iris M.
ihee 10 present his respects 10 the Lsdies md
.en'loncn of LsnehbnfE, aud 10 inform iheot
tina, he in,cnds op.png M Daneing sehooi The
latter part OF Aprilor esli, h, The monih Of My
March 30 in4I4
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nEvr-y

nEVr-
OitlH Iynehbme Tobacco Market.
Co,reried uetlig for the y,rpi,nou. (
Thomas 4. liolooanE aud RicnArp r,nrr.
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Ektrcme prices ofpasssed TobaC-
co, from ~ bota 10 M
Inferior TO common II SOTO 4 6nI
Common do. 70 good 8 Ooto 90
Good To fine : UOto 10 On
STRIPS, (iow in markell - ----I boio Il so
Refused do, --------..---- Toto ] 80
PRIVATE SALES
Continue TO be made at an average from Sc 10
80, according 10 quality We considering Mar.
ket very animated for fine.
INSPECTED
The past week, Commencing the Goth of April
aud ending tie I'd OF May, 7s7 binds. passed 10.
bacco 20 hhds refused, total s73. Inspected
the week, commencing the 3D. Of hiny aud end.
ing the 9th of May. edl hbds Of passed tobacco
81 hhds. refused total 952
Comparison OF Inspection 1896 l. ~, April l.t.
No. passed. Refused Stock.
lsed. 1896 GA ai55
1927, 65s9 1891 IVA
We have received no foreign accounts by the
late arrivals. We learn thai much was DOM
i'll the tobacco market, but prices we're still low.
STAPLE ARTICLES
Flour, wholesale, al 70 TO So 80
Retail, o5to Il oo
Whskey, wholesale, from Is IL TO 10 cts
Retail, 10 10 II
Corn, 50 90 To 90
Bacon per 10 wholesale dl.2to sls
hetall l-2 To & cts
Butter, l. IL TO Ii cts
BceSwax - cts
Iallow IN Ct
The subscribers being now associated in fire
Commission business, will execute all orders and
business entrusted TO their care with punctnnlity
and despatch; and every excrton shall be used
to give satisfaction 10 those who may employ
us. I. A. HOLCoMBE.,
RICHARD TYRE
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New iork Consolidated LoIt,ly.
Gas No. l..
SIXTY Number Lottery Drawn Ballots
SCHEME


1880 prizes. SIyl,ioo
lno drawing OF ths Lottery viii certainly take
place on The 23d inst. When the wholc scheme
III be completed IN low minutes.
Whole tickets -st--llnlgps SJs--Qupricrs 81 Of
For sal, iniha Rreatesi Yatitty u nuslbers Ut
The Lucky office oil
r.. 81 TN. ALLEN d. co.
u Cash paid al sight lar alpri1cs At Aliens
Office.
u y The drawing OF this Lottery will be for
waidod 10 The Lottery aud Exchange Office Of
: " NJ. Allen 10. IyhcLbug, wicrc any IN
lotmation can be bad relative to the ubose
scheme
Washington city, May g.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the Iene6, ofthc
Dismal swamp Canal Company, Class7.
lobe Drawn IN | ynelhnfg, on Wednesday.
The 2oh ofnes, month, (June.)
j. Il. Yates d A. M'intyrc, Aanagera,
- s=---- ----------
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~ hHbuiEs
Orders enclosing tile cash or prze tickets viii
meet WIN prompt auenlion.
hny H.
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A God@pd,-oWe understand that two Young
hid in the earth, number of gold CONS, amount.
ing in value to about 1870, consisting of jocs halt
oes, sc. such as some IF the older inhabitants
rccollect were IN circulation among the French
soldiers quar,cred at that place during the Revo-
iutionary War. They were found in an uncul,i-
waited spot, near II thick growth of underwood
Three or four Of the pieces had been rooted up
by hogs, Which led to the discovery of the re-
mainder,
e. The Spring Session of the Superior Cour,
of Chancery for the Lynchburg District dion
Greed Taylor. CHANCELLOR commenced its ses
sion in this place yesterday.
Of" 4 frisrdtej Just Competition" and the Re
port of the Dorcas Society will appear in our
next paper.
4 meeting of the friends of mon Administra
ton will be held in Baltimors on saturday next.
and 1T Annapolis or Saturday the 18th instant
TheAnnapolis Re b avs" The org asizec
system adopted by the Opposition. o f HOLDING
meetings, passing resolution, and altering com
plants against the Administrations, requires tc
he met by the advocates Of the present policy o.
the country with corresponding activity"
" The Lynchhurg Episcopal Sunday Schoo
Society are requested to meet at MIR. Leuba i
school room tomorrow evening at O'Clock, TO
consider the proprety OF their becoming aur
iyiaru 20 the General Episcopal Sunday School
society lately formed, and located in New
York
GF~AN Apprentice will be taken al
this Office.
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WGH AND LoH1 SYSTTu.

HIGH md LoW SY31Eu.
Continued IN consequence Of its uniiyelled pop.
ulaIty
Virginia Stair Navigation L0ttcry,
CLASS NUMBER Two.
VIII be drawn in Richmond, ON Wedncsdsy, the
18Th june next, under the superiaendeuce o.
Commissioners.
ALL IN ONE DAY.
Highest Prize 10000 Dollars.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
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Aa'tniuc,s wishing 10 secure chnuco for
fhe above tapitels are reqneIted to make appi.
eaion NJ ." fiead quarters Alens uD,er.
wheie the cash"Il IL paid nj sight far all prizes
u 8oon as drawn k,coce, the drawing viii
ec,tainly cake place in Lynehburg Delay notI
PRESENT plieo of Tickets
Whole lickes!e5- Halves ~ 90 QuaricrsSI %
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10 be Drawn in iyncaburg,
con 8ett Month, .iupeJ
Dismal swamp Canal Lottery, Class 7.
sisiy Number Loltcry--Nmr D,aNn Ballots.
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PLAIN REMARKS,

~ ,,rlaia passages in the Reply Of Col. Richard
N Johnson 10 TIC aeeusation Of Mr.. oeatoa.
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s 81 NJ. .gAI,hE " & Co.'S

Lottery u Exchange oniee--Lyncl,burg.
Where have bcen sold more prizes than any ~
tier Office in town.
Nav r.
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G~AN Apprentice will be taken at
this Office.
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Mr.. RICHARDSON respectfully informs his
i,'cndsand the pnhhe. II g, aided by the gen.
,icnicn'he of,he L.aehb5s Dramatic soeHiy
ne will hr enahe1 L oilei them. on Ills L
NLNlNS, The 18th ins, te COMEDY OF
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Oftie Lynehbms Tobacco Market.
to,rerisd Wetslg for a.s p,rgi,aa,l.
ioMAs i. fioleoanE aud kicInnD IYnIr,
Commission Merchants
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60 No. Combination Drawn Ballots,
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4. 81 w. ALLEN q, CO.

b. Yates d. A, Miutyre, 3ganages
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-02-10

piea enemies, who in the Tulness Of heir venom,
would reduce him down TO their own level.
tive look back to the earlier career ofthis great
Statesman, we shall Gnd that his life opened with a
display ofthai independence, which has distinguish
cd his latter days. and established reputation for
correctness Of policy and wisdom Of legislation,
which the enemies Of greatness may war against
but their warnings will be in vain.
Where is tho New Englander, who when he
notes the restoration Of our once PROSTATE manu-
iactures and beholjs the wealth Of the country re-
deemed from ruin, and gazcs with admiration on the
scene Of industry, AMI the aourishing communities,
which border almost every stream or rivulet that
flows north OF the Potion ac does not at once recog
Mise in the splendour Of the whole, the wisdom of
he policy Of Henry Ciay-and acknowledge how
largely he IN indebted to the Orator of the west for
the preservation OF the manufacturing wealth Of
New England?
1t is the fate Of greatness 10 be traluced and
though the Secretary of State has dons more to ad-
vance the interests of the country, than any other
man that is at present in pubic life, no man has
been more lily rewarded, and none has suffered
more in the Cause of the people. 1t is in vain that
his enemies, attempt to charge him with ambitious
views. when With narrow mind they acknowledge
the corrsctns of his policy and attribute his exer
lions to the ittnyrncs of hopes OF preferment for
at gpnsnt whsn the manufacturing interests
were at their iY~sN etb, and when to advocate
Them. vas to incur The eEmity Of majority of the
country he came forward as their advocate and
defender, and although he found himself vastly in
the minority, he earle,siy continued his course, FOR
he knew that the policy he advocated was the true
policy the nation ard in the end, he trumphed
over his own enemies and the enemies Of the manu-
faclureB. And whilst the manufacturers of New
England are capable Of gratitude, they will not for
get he services OF their early friend nor will they
listen TO the sspersons of his enemies, who seek his
destruction. They should also RENE mber that he is
the author of the trae American policy, and that
whilst he has fooweda straight for ward and con-
sistent course, many of those who ask them to
abandon him. Were originally opposed to the manu-
featuring interests, aud to every thing connected
with the Americsn policy.
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WoNDERFrL CoINCIDENcEs.--The gentleman
who writes whole paragraphs for a paper printed
in this town, called the Providence Patriot, is one
of the most promising geuuses " North of the
Tweed" and We are prepared to say, that no man
thnt fourishe, in this " Earthly Tabernacle" pre-
sents 10 the world greater number OF prodigies
and remarkable CO ncidences than he does Ia his
paper Of Wednesday, we find the following fact and
wonderful coincidence set forth with all the solem-
nifty and pomp for which that gentleman is prs-em-
inently distinguished.
"The present Governors Of Massachusetts. and
Maine, the Aessrs Liucolns, own brothers--both
chosen to fill the same station, the year, by the
citizens OF two distinct commopwealths! How ma
nv years may roll sway before instances may occur
similar to these."
Wonders Of wo.siers condolences on coinci-
dences -" hung be the heavens in black" But as
we are determined not to be out don in the gath
ering of condolences, we will "try our hands at
!he game" About year since, three men named
Thsyer-all own brothers, were" chosen"--not
to fill any particular political Office, by the people
but by Court and Jury, all Of one" Common
wealth." to have their necks stretched on sbbst
for committing the crime of murder What . Won
derful coincidence! How many years may roll
away before instances may similar TO these !!