The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01

CO iiscr '!sss oaan.tes'si Itse,f no 10.
person During thel, youth aud ,,;da,. -
so nearly did they resemble Zach MI! AE''
challenge The mast discriminating e,a :, =. f 10
e"ish tn M LaiFoy ed ia the earl, I,,r, = -
yves IN w" ne'ghborhuod OF zach ,,,tR
sch"'' 'fAche,s, ihey ~rre wont noc.spon.lh
enahge scho"'s, aud always without an, -,
ton, on the part of tue scAolars. of,t,. "'''r'
"h'' 'e"de' oil ms AS he passes through u"
burg, vii not think Of the twins. S"s-
The Tree Hill Racrs disappointed ,.,,.
pectation. There was Ht,lr ar ~, II.
ther day. On The 81 day. the FIRST heatb,..-
Gohanns, sally Walker and Frantic. -. -
the success OF sally, but rrfi 'cied h rt., IN :"
upon Johanna. Though decidpdI, an, - vi
der, and with mn injured leg. he disf.nc,d /. ~
tic, and was beaten but a lililr By Sally W,n'"
es,eemrd the first race horse in Amrrca IT,
the world. He was entered priacin,Iy ~
Mr.. Bots wish to promote the annsen,,,,, ~.
the Company. rRieh M.
SlNGULAR.-A Nj. EHting Of Pep.svIy...-
lately disappeared from the circle of hs fiji.
IN mysterious msnner. On the 2,,b al -.
month, he set out from Mount Maria. at,bs aas s
rows OF LaekawaSen, in company With hi. Vic.
The same evening about nine o'co k he ua.
seen IN store near the place. and was kno~,.
TO depart from thence near that time II ,.'.
supposed he had been murdered. as true
blood were found on aud near the bride.
glove and handkerchief, aud some papa ,eco.s
n,zed as his, were also found on the bridge RI.
river was dragged, and search made in I'M, ,.,ch
borhood hut his body could not be found
The Philadelphia Gazette received. Vesterdav
furnishes the following exploration of the sin,,'
lar circums,au ccs attending this affair
In the Gazette of yesterday, we publish an ar
ticle from the Eastern Democrat, relative Ia ,h
mysterious disappearance of Mr.. Addison I'm
tug, near the narrows of Lackawaxrn AsNr
Ellting, is = man of unblemiShed characte, ,n5
respectabiiity, living OIL the most ailection,,.
terms with his family and in no WAY involved IN
circumstances, il was reasonable 10 suppose tina,
he bad been forcitly carried away-Such was
the TACT aud we have the satisfaction 10 ar
nounce that he is in salty in this city
According 10 the statements we have heard
Mr.. Filling was knocked down with club. On
recovering his senses, he found he was confined
in box, which had apertures that admitted air
but no light The box was so large thai he could
sat up in Il, but not stretch hnselfat full length.
Ia this marrow place oil confinement he was car.
RED about twenty three days, and fed during
that period on bread and water he was never
permitted TO come out Of il but at MS ht mud sheu
there was not light enough for him 10 discover
the features oi his captors. He however wass.
BILE 10 discover that the vehicle in WITCH he was
carried about, was pedlar's cart, with a can
vass covering supported by hoops; aud also
that one vi the horses was dark coorsd ard the
other grey. The men concerned in this out
rage were three in number. Two of them wore
coates, and the third II surtout.
About O'Clock on Wednesday night, accord.
ing 10 the statement We have heard, the three
ruiiians released MIR. Ellting aboat one mile
north of kensingten, He asked for his pocket
book, which contained about fifty dollars in mo-
ney and unmb,f ofpapers. but they told him
he ought to be thankful for having his lite grant
I'd him At an early period ofhs confinement,
one ofhis caprors exchanged clothes with HIM.
When they released him they gave him
back his clothes. Mr., Ellting then with much
difficulty made his way TO the house OF friend
in the city. tie is sill in very weak state, but
the assistance of able physicians has been secu-
red, and the rapid recovery Of his health aud
strength is confidently anticipated,