The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-20

had tiheh fhe HbHk ~ me request OF Mann
and that Il fnnst have bcen removed bF 10
! Ma. fia positively denied aav know la.laa -
but came wllh ,5e nero g. Han1hnrr nd -.
| ed there al, nIgat. warrant aas lind
] sainsf him aaa the b5v, ard the rrii,,sl :.
PRECISION thcn. accompanied ~ sits.as M.
i OF Indignation, was. fl.at Martin wHs fnteeti.i
90 tie following morning, Alr SIU.ts-,.I
As II aiiefn ards appeared IA esideucr. -. e..
! ions that The NUM- Should he returned .,t5-
ted by friendly ,nutiscs toward, Aialtip ~,
an appeal to his tr,iinss nuIch A.s sum.
E 10 br'e had the drsnrd effect, and lgfcrsbI, o.,
/ the wish of Alr. ;. ~ vent " III hiiu Alr t#,
andcr Boyd. Nj. " ID Lynaf. AID the ~.
{ boy, with prpiuisf liat he would 0sgi,t nm. D.,
Z ioek tor The trn,k and also cndcasor to ~
i the hoy find IL lie carried tlIeulo several ~
+ fefent places 10 no purpose. aud Mr. shnlly ~.
sad Ia he stated 10y himscD surprising thar .
was prevarIcatIng, aud being fatigued and ~,
with the rain. became eNdspeTaicd atd ptn,,,.
ed 10 violence by whipping aud ducl.iug ,n1
to such an extcnf was ihis bs rbarity Carried 4,
him aud the others. tbat il is sad the poo, =.
low tainted several tunes, aud in the dncl,
swallo" ed a large qnaniity Of mud aud ua,.f
" hen hey we're discovered, Martin vas I'm,
almost senseless with his head extended oye, :
ditch II. Shuliz Was standing over him ana
occa ,ionally thrus,ing his mead into the s,a,.-.
-
vine switch much itazzed at the end and L..
nar was standing at distance y i'm the negrs ~,
his custody Martin was brunghtto uar,bu,-
aud his person exhibited the most shameful
proofs di Datbarlty. being 50 laeefated 4hst y,
had scarcely "a sound place upon H. Mr SEpit,
expressed afterwards the utmost eont1iiian TO-
the offence bad ihe wounded man taken IN -,
own house, sent Tor Doctor, ani trolrd In,
with every attention. He was afterwards 10
moved by hls father TO The Tavern Of M Ia.
tom. aud there died On The evening Of -uud =
last.--l IS here, proper to mention that ,b
physicians who altended him did not antiripat,
his death ill very shnrdy before it happenrd-.
he was attacked with high grade OF h.iou, r.,
ver--the extreme hest Of the weather mn,i ba,r
operated against him, severely and he Va,
much disturbed bv those who Weie led by en-.
osiiy to examine his wounds.
Mr.. Lyman has since trd from his bail md
has not yet been taisnn, AID Nh. hutz aud Mr.
Boyd were carried 10 Ei.tti, ID Jail on Monday
last. The Circumstance Attending the dcpatf.
ure OF u. Shullg moved naay Of the stottes,
hearts aud enlisted The deepest svmpathies Of
those around han--eNen tHey who had part.k.
en Of the excitement against him or had been
previously his personal encnes All wished
him surrendered ta justice, but when they saw
him INCREASINGLY boHna in co5js. and weeping
like cid, IN all The agony OF hunnlI aud dos.
palr---hlm who had born = many r1trenc re-
verses OF iOrinue with degree Of trmnes, ami
unatsred perseverance which Indicated almost
IA iron heart, they were deeply overcome aud
many turned aside TO hid thf tears hey could not
reprr,s. fiany ofihe most influential II wealthy
citfZ ms Stop d forward and begged Alr Totom
that - 49, he united aud offered themselves
as guards on the way u Jail bat the request
was not granted.-ihey iheu offered Mr. Sautz
their purses aud responsibility, so far as comfort
was concerned +; but he told them. no-tha,
te did not deserve their commisseration Tor Il at
he had disgraced hlmscl--rhat Jail was his
proper place, aud that he would not be relieved
from II, even # il We're IN their power 10 bail hun
In speaking Of mis- offence, be placed it in tie
moSl odlou, light. and seemed disposed 10 diaw
upon himself all the guilt Of those concerned
with him.
Thus moved of, in ignominy and bondage.
one VINO has FOR many ycals astonshed thou-
sands 18th the powers OF his mind and the vast
effects of MS enterprise, industry, and exerion
and one who--hnyeser inconsistent il may
appear With his present conduct--has ever bc.
fore bren respected for his humanity, charity
and magnanllnny. What a moral lesson to all
his ello"-beings Is the fallen state of this man
and what striking illustration II is of that sa-
cred injuDcIinon, I" let him who standeth take
heed lest he fall
Tho Cour, officer ami T...,,-,..r ~ Ai,,,,,-
Judy DurR, on prouoaallng the sentence
of the law addressed the H.iis3uof rs Collow> -
JESSE SrRANG ! Hearken To what Shall say
10 Won. You have been indicted on the oath, Of
the Grand Inquest Of the county Of Albany, asa
nrineinal t.lo1 in the murder a, Jobn Nf,nnIe
to which Indictment ON vo,,r ,,ra;onme,t ,o,
plealed l,oioy59, and ior vanr drli.eranc. nm,
vorrSelfnpnn ,onr country Tho C,,rv se,ertea
rom thai countrv far ,o,,r trial b,,. f,ard ,,,
puiItv and II rr,nai,,s opI to, tia, cont ia ,ss
sentence OF dcafh appjnst Won Have ,nt, .#noIt
to saw WY tba# sentence 'or The lag si,,ld oot
not he nronoune,d upnn Won
You sa, NOTHING. Notbino is IN bo said The
crime for which y.u are 10 s,ler is of the deem.
est d,o. the circumstances ,,Is, ,,hi,b Il a.,
committed atcoftbc ,,ost .tr,,r;,,,s ,.J,acter
and ,nur pnilt has been most clearly estahl,sb,d
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