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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

The Corporate authorities OF Petersburg have
passed resolution 10 reqzcst The President OF Tie T.
- to direct an engineer to survey The route of rail-
road from That town to The Roanoke, and If an en-
Sinccr cannot be furnished 10y tie President they have
authorized tie Mayor to employ one for that pur-
pose This looks like being in earnest, anI we most
nrGcnty wish or ncgbbors the nos, complete cue.
cess. Tine Petersburg Times remarks as ,ollows:-
h1litoaI l. ~ iorrois-Orr readers VIII Perceive ir,
'hr a"'e proceeding. of the Common lr liar tie rst ,p.rs.
"I has crilnate towards undcrak me OF vita!
20 "c prosperity oi tecnus - place ct trade ami yur.s-
ing equal advantages iuhr iIeIs planters RoaInic
country That the project will p-rscvclc IN and ll.
maiely prov" successful III Permit ourselves 10 doui
convinced rs or fellow citizens are Of the absolute v
VI ciiecua measures and satisfied, hone they soon ,cil
be- from the report OF competent Engineer easy placti
Gahy and comparatively uIing cost Of Rail Road from
Petersburg the Roanoke river such sci cc viii oe
trace aud population OF town. which may in the
coufe q" Two or "ee yea-gve value sr at present they
possess none to lands and houses while its stock nom
e P"habe-we ask can any interested longer hesitate
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
Iteh 90 ,lic faiTcst gave tho lruit,
Ilr lllIftl oaVe the nnl 10 nr.

Ph,seoeFy devoted disciple Of spurzheim told ascnie.
man, hn "hunrs' u whose ne had diligently exa ami
ned ' orginof "Loeahty" peculiarly prominent Ycrv
likely, rpi to Wagisi dsbeoye 81 many years n tic
iycai militia"
The best OF men appear be strange compounds
~ contradictory qualities; add accidental o,cfgghs
and ioiy OF the wcst nianthe luEs and npccctou. IT
religious MANTLE hasty acts aud pa works y meek
naiwere icy 10 rise Judgment against tem and
hnatureh judge r suffered 10 marx manner what has
been done wnai character uncNcrpUuahc be
able 10 stand before him,--Sc,He
good word easy ohis aion but not u sneak H. re-
Qulres only our silence, which Gusts Is nothing.
more glorious 'co1y canno he gained nu1i man.
tnan his, that when the injury began his part the kindness
9. oud begin on ours ItHotson.
There any party, faction, sect OF cabal wha,so
aver winch the guuraut the most voLa foo
ne NOT more busy animal than hluckhcad However
instruments NECESSARY politicians; and, perhars n
may he with states ~ with clocks, which have lead
weight hanging tha,o give motion the Gncr and mole
usctf parts.-fopo
The FIRST part of newspaper which l-uaircd man ~
amines, is the list OF bankupts, and the bills Of mortality
Shcnsonc
orr greatest glory in falling, "a, rising every
sine nc fAll-ColfUsius'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

'f'~ psit NprtFWA, Ohio August T.
food hsif .fo' feIrrs,s--N William ID Evipr Attorney NJ
iew mas neen appointed Postmaster New Lisbon in place
e pavd HeEEes, fe,iovcd Moses Vrc. Auorncv q, Law
aS peen appointed Postmaster Medina Oi-o IN plsre Of
"e tos'naser vino has been rcu0vo and Van Rcnssc
seT Attorney al Law, appointed Postmaster AZ Canon Sf,
cJuihyt'lhio, w place of Jnha San;on, removed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

drove Of iru " n 100 fine mules recently auve IA lga
unore fnHn Kentucky sold NJ ap prices e75 hcp-
the lowest sum that was pad FOR my one Of biem.
According 70 tho last nupbsr Of tie southern Kcvea i,u
nooncrs employed in The Africa ave rado island
Of Cuba enter pous osensiby i distress a. vessels en-
edg'' c gold aud ivory commerce au otiln such prpirs
Island -I.tat Cas.
~ y'e w no>on Dom eating pickles kepi long % hIs1
M IS sald IN nave occurred last week Sraker. Easin
an" 'T consequent death Of several persons reported
LftNc Falls Gus.
Iorir7rF Il Is stated iu tic Boston iai ,l, nj A. , use
Of Turkey rcd In calico printing has been surcc.. ,y ro
cel'o us az lowell The French have long am aarania,
over Tire English tn the employment of this colour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

D. The last Louisville Advertiser contains the
proceedings Of dinner party given 10 the Hon John
Rowan, aud spccch of two columns from tl,i1
gentleman. M huc and cry will be raised by the
Jackson papers, on this occasion. Any body has a
light to make speeches, except Mr.. Clay.
u" We continue TO receive through The papers OF
Pennsylvania, the most certain evidence, that the
next Election of President. will there turn upon the
question Of tho TarI:-Pittsburg has commenced
Tho hattie sEI tlc cry is spreading far and wide.
This has become p test already IN the elections to
tie State I.egsature How the present Admins.
tfais0n cSu stoor ls to secure tho South
ana~rc1'r Penaykanio, is beyond our ken wo|
do not believe it possible. PcnRsYlvania is opening
hor eyes TO the dscrp"n praciissd upon hcr a tbc
last eies.'el and Wien she gets wide awake, there
are certain Of hcr politicians, END Ingham Of the
FfaasnFy Of tic head Of them win meet The reward
'hcy 50 jqs,lY ment-th@ frowns Of an indignant and
abused people.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

CLEARED
bIs Eola, odon. Valparaiso and market, lour-rby
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

IN one0y to Jssu1i:v, AMI Hpcocyiw.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

Also,
Negro Woman, good cook, washer and ,rone,
aug Al D. A. &, 60 Anc,s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07

establishment, perhaps, Of tins kiu III the state, Is
that of Glover Dale in Botetourt, having about 900
slaves attached to IT. although too 1t until late
y under the disadvantage of being 500 miles distant
from its proprietor, the late Col Tayloe, of Wash
ingtoD.
In these establishments by much the most consid-
erabic part of the iabour consists in making charcoal
digging up the ore, and wargoning both that and the
coal to the f1nGcc; ali of which the operations
similar to those of farm and and are subjected to
the same superintcndancc. But in the forge the
operations have resemblance to those OF an or
binary mandatory, and yet the slaves employed in
the duties OF the forge commonly perform those du-
ties much better than Those who are employed about
The furnace, AID are much more easily managed
The hammer man., principal workman III forge,
is sometimes slave, and will commonly sell for twice
or three as much Us an ordinary labourer.
AS further proof that saves are not unfit tor the
operations OF Il manuiactory, it may be mentioned
that children a. less EMPLOYED all OF them,
ana they cannot be supposed to have more motives
20 labour than slaves, care, foresight, in.
tcrest IN the success OF their labnurs.
Besides, the expense of superintendent must be
incurred IN manufacturing establishments. when they
lnre carried on by free lahourcrs. These must be
directed III their operations kept STEADY their
Payments, and prevented from negligence or waste;
ana the persons who are required to perform these
Offices With trcemen, would be sufficient to perform
them with slaves. This circumstance suggests an
advantage which the employment of slaves manu-
'actures mas over their employment in agriculture.
since III the occupations OF husbandry, freemcn are
commonly exempt from this Charge CT superlnten-
dence but III manufactures they share it in common
WITH slaves Slave labour is therefore more capable
oI entering into competition with free abour in
ufacturng, than in agricultural industry; and it must
no' be forgotten, that the question which are
discussing. and which most materially concerns the
virginia statesman, is not whether slaves can he
made to earn as muc as iracincn, but whether they
cannot earn more in manufactures, than they now
earn III agriculture.
L or these reasons must conclude that slavery
presents no insupcra6c obstacles to success IN
manufacturers. X
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07

rules held IN the clerks of the court Of Tho n
Va States Tor the fifth circuit astern disrc, of yiro
MIA in the month of July 1929: VIM Keith nit opo;5t
william Mayo sheriff Of the county of Heurica William
GaTnett exor &c. of Richard coke de vino
ecuior OF VIM Brooke, decd, which Richard and IYi,
Brooke were devsees and legatees of C;enrpe Brook
deed, Alexander Tunsta aud heir of c s,herps TN,
slaIi' The same Alexander Tunsta brother am, he, ne
George iunsaIl, I'm Garpsit and Ann NJ his wifi join
H. Hill, Thomas Coleman aud Frances c. his wife FIi,,
beth Ludlow, Baylor Hill adm'or Of BE- ylor Hill and of
Mary Hill. decd John Brooke, George Brooke R1berf
Campbell, r Robert Campbell heir and adm, or of CHI;
Campbell decd, Thomas Pitts sheriff Of the county ofTe
sfx thstophsr Johnson sheriff tine county IF KIM
~ Iiam to whom the estate rf Dr. Robert CanpbeIl was
committed tor administration, I'm Robinson she riff of tho
county OF sing d Queen, whom Inc estate of Georc.
brooke wascofnmItied for admin and JYp Ga
nett, abnor of Robert Brooke, decd dEtsIN CHANGE
NN"NN
The defendants John Brooke aud George NJ. Brooke
not having entered their appearance this cause and tho
defendant Robert Campbell j.. hsvina entered ba
appearance TO the amended bills therein aud they nor
having gwen security according Of the court and
appearing that they habian,s of hr s,a,e ne
Vtgnia:o on motion Of the plaintiff by his counsel u i
ordered that the said defendants do appear bs6,e ba
said court the city of Echmond on the first dav of %
neN 'en ana ME their answers and that copy of this
rue be forthwith inserted in some newspaper prined
IN the city Of Richmond for two months surressvev ad
posted at the front door of The capitol in the said civ
so copy. Teste, RID. JEFTRIEs cix
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07
LABOREES WANTEn

On ne Rappahannock Canal mem, Fs,eder;c6zbu,,e.
ENRON so to GO able bodied men will find CON
n slant employment, good treatment and prompt
monthly pay on the above work. blacks will be pre-
ieFred' but industrious white men VIII be employed
ny the month piece work.
From to 6, and for very prime first rate hands,
So month will be given.
Farmers may be assured the risquc or abour is no,
greater than on farm. Rations, much bread
meat, hSll and molasses be consumed. three
times day, with some spirits Rock blasting is per-
formed exclusively by whites.
For farther particulars a. to the kind of "a ork or
any other information required, reference may be had
to Col: Storrow of Culpeper, Mr. Benz. Barnett OF
tauQuler, Mr.. \ Smith near Fredericksburg Messrs.
>. w ehiord, VIM A. Knox ana John Raw OF rede-
rlcksburg, or the subscriber on the work
WARNER w. MINOR,
June '-wtf Fall Hill, near FREDERICKSBURG.
W Stone Masons will find constant nrnnlnrn,ent
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07
PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT

VIE subscriber Informs his friends and the public
erany mat IN connection with his mercantile business
Al wilmington Fluvanna, he has taken that and well
known PublIc House, recently kept by Mrs. Wills Tnow
MIS- Cre,I and hopes obtain portion of the public
patronage.
The House having Undergone various repairs
now IN compete order for the reception OF Travellers
and as Mrs Cole will devote herself exclusively 10 the
domestic concerns OF tile establishment, nothing be
wanting t" render the stay of the visitors agreeable The
bar VIII always be furnished Eh the most choice liquors.
selected by the subscriber in person assure his
'f'ends That none better can be procured IN Virginia.
WMJ COLE
W. Is. visitors will recoIlect ihai my Establishment is
white Frame House on the left hand side the main
Stage Road leading 20 Charln,tesviI!e
Wilmingtnn. june 2G-m 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07

VIRGINIA: AT superior court of chsncerv bole, a,
the Capitol in the city of Richmond, on the as,
DAY OF Jaauary, 1928 William Mann, in his ow,
right and as e%nr of James Mann deed, pit against Ben
Jamn Mann IN his own right and sxor of James Mann
decd, VIM Trueheari, late sheriff Hanover county and
as such aHninsra of John Mann. decd Martha var
ring"n, VINO Martha Mann, Austin Porter and Fan
ny MS wife Elizabeth Wade, who was Elizabeth Mann
Reuoen Burtou ex'nr Of Thomas Wade James Mana.
Elizabeth Mann, and Adene Mann, George Gilman
W m Gilman and Miily Gilman, Thompson Mann
"'''. ""n E'Zane'h ms wife, Moore and judith
Pa'ke Street and Temple Elliott John D. Brovn FIJI
ming Brown, Thomas Cawhorue, Ann Mann yv;doy, 80
James Marn, Elizabeth who internarriea with
Judy, George, William asA Sally Mann cb;,5r., ~
George Mann. decd, dts "
This cause in which the plaintiffs appear 10 baye ,r,
setne' IN Inc mode prescribed by law against the defer
dans ustin Porter aud Fanny his y ife lanes NJ
George Gilman, WIN Gilman, Miliy Gilman Tbomnsn"s
Mann Martin and Elizabe n bis wife NJ
ana judith his wife, Wm Mann, GEORGE Mann S,r,h
''""" an" AhonhaS Cawthone who of this cou,
"y ana as 10 the other defendants several de cr,a
orders taxing the bill for confessed as 20 Them came ~
'h's day to bc heard the bill and sxbibi,s and r
argue" ny counsel; consideration whereof the cour
o"th order that one Of its do state The Sos
veraI accounts between the parties in the bill ,ueuond
ana report the same the court with any sptts,s sro
ciay stated deemed pertinent by n,sef or hcb nrs
be required by the parties o be SO stated 10y
copy. Teste, " NJ G.. PEN ETON r
CoMMIssIoHER's OFFICE
Richmond. July 7th; 1929
The parties interested viii please lake notce bat
appointed the 10Th day Of September newt 10 Tho
performance of the duties prescribed in the fteao;u, 3D.
on which day at 9o'clnck a NJ hcv re- reunited n
al my Once III ms city, wh their accounts voucher.
ana documents ready for examination and se,,emest
% "7w hilary BAKER, Comr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07

VikGiNiA Ak superior court Of char csry holden at
the capitol in the city nf Richmond, Wednesday
March 10Th, 1879; Richard Lyon, pitt against Robert
3. Gibson diff.
On motion OF the defendant, by counsel, and IL ppear
10 the satisfaction Of the court that security given ny
tne paIntb Tor prosecuting te Injunction, awarded
IN THIS cause, IS insufficient the avent of the
money sought to be njoned the court doth ORDER tina
unless The plaintiff give other security uuexcepionae,
WITHIN thiry days after he shall have been served with
copy OF ms order Tor prosecuting the said injunction,
It stand dissolved as Of this dav
n Copy. Ieste, VIM. G. FENDLEToH, G. c.
Mr.. RICHARD LICON: Sir, Above is 4 copv Of an
order ct court Of which take this mode Of giving you
notice, agFeeabiy to the General Assembly Of
us commonwealth IN such case made, yuu helng this
lime resident without the said commonwealth.
56 w4t c. RORERT r. GtPeON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07

W. he CoNsTITUTtoNAL Wu1G is published twice q
week, (Fuesdays and FidaysO at FIVE dollars per an
num- payable in advance
05- Fer adrcrsog75 cents square ror less) f., ,b
hrs insertion, and so Tor each con,inuanre rae
number of insertions must be noted the MS
they will be continued AID charged accordingly
u Alleers to the Editors be postpaid or they
will receive nc attention.
" Notesot chartered sprfie paying Banks If any or
the States viii 5o ceved in pay nent Tor subse,tn 80
the Wing, though VII ginia o. States Bank Notes pnJ
ne preferred; and rcmittances be made th,ourb h
Post Ofice at the risk o. the Editors, '
IL Previous to discontiuuance If the psne,. all
Garages must be paid up. And thUse vino NAV ,I =,
discontinue VI" notify the Editors that effect; AT lca
thirty days before the period expires for which hev sb
rrbp1 '''' wv e''O-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07
eEOHN B. ROY having remoyedto Norfolk

has Established hmselfthere as Commission Mcr-
chant " VIII transact any business confided to hscare
The possession of the comnodious Fire.proof Public
ware house situated in the most eligible part of the
thorough enables him to offer to the Planters descend
ing the Roanoke secure and convenient storage for
their Produce his Office is in the house recently oc
cnpIed by Nessrs ]. &, p. T.. Tabb. iune If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07

From the Commercial Advertiser.
Ftec'etc 81 The oNc,c York .Harket-.4ug,tst /.
Cee Sses of 100 0bags ST. Domingo have been made
at liz cents mos; ln0 Lagura III mos; 100 good
green roo MOO at l34 cts cash. 50mddng at 2a, and Java
Cton-fhe transactions, for the last three days. been
about 400 bales OF upland al l0i cts Ala
1900 bales UPlans still quoted in Liverpool a, 4.d Cd
tyhA few hundred barrels , Mackere have been sold
a. 3 w ana some ne" No at Sales of Buckspon Mess
Snad have been made
Flour and .uenlA further reduction in prices mas been
have been disposed oat 81 SaSs of Sour Flour have been
nadc at p 81 aud abou, 100 bills of Richmond
GF"t-Saes of 1880 2O0o bushels first quality Genesec
Wheat have been made AZ LOG bushels North River
Maryland Yellow at - Oats have advanced raridlv
Northern were held yesterday at 48 cts.
IdeSaies have been made OF $500 Carthagenas N II
cts mos 1900 Maranas, supposed al the same price GOO
Mexican ., cts, and 1900 Orleans at II cts mos
icnA parcel of about 20 Swedes not well assorted
was sold at something under $780, new sable Russia
h'ceSnail sales have been made at IL Sets per H.
cash and mos. - ~
&ahAbout 400 sacks best Liverpool blown, full weight
ot-A few bbls of 9th proof White Brandy have been
so.d at 40 cts. per gal "hiskey is steady y
Orleans mostly 7l2a cts about the same QUANTITY 81
Croix at ID 1912 cts; ihds Porto Rico at 81 g. and
about 100 boxes brown Cuba at9a9i.
~ cargo of Caret per brig Mary Jane, from Cctc
was offered AT auction the 29h casks sold a, SIS Is
a 10 per cask, sale stopped
From Tie .Nr Oyleans Commercial Indifference, ,,1,
ne wet weather noticed IN our last, continued until We'd
eS'a ce when IT has become dry and The
p falling slowly, and is full feet lover Than at this
NM; rs. year our market generally continues dull and hui,
niue variation IN prices during the week The City, for
time OF the year, unusually healthy Notwithstanding Tie
determination OF many to make i otherwise.
Conon-ortinary, 3, dull; Mdd,re , to 81 do Fair
/ IL, do. " ~ ' "
Sugar aad NoIasscs arc both dull articles the few sales TAKING
place oi late are by retail i'll the Civ have no CLEARANCE
e ms weGS As 10 the forthcoming crop, although much
urged we ae still unable oDaioa as 10 the antci
Pde0 a'hcency compared with the last years growth
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07
HEBBINGS, SALT, &c.

IIi'INICI4NUc3 OhLI, OLC,
EnsA Barrels herrings, No.
= $50 sacks salt
10 kegs Goshen butter, very fine, il kegs of
30, 40 and 50 lbs
$50 lbs smoked beef first chop, just received by
the Planter
a few boxes genuine ciaret wine
dozen patent coffee mills
5000 Spanish cigars, > half boxes Of which
are warranted real Spanish tobacco and made in Ha-
vaua' for sale by ENOCH $. COURTNEY,
nay % Main st. opposite The Old Markc.-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07

NJfRGlNlA:-At superior court of clancery holden
atthe capitol in the city of Richmond Wednesday,
June ION, 1872 Richard Boyd, pltf. against john D.
Hawkins nd Aexa uher Boyd dts.
This cause came this day be hea rG on the bill
taken for confessed the defendant Alexander Boyd
the answer OF the other dc PENDANT, the realisation
thereto, exhibits and tous OF witnesses and was
argued by counsel: On consideration whereof the courf
doth refer the between the parties to one Of
the commissioners, who is directed examine state and
SETTLE the same and make rrper thereof court
with any matters specially pertinent by
himself or which may be required by the I.ftes be 50
stated.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07
From the Commercial , Advertiser

letter from Liverpool Of June 18th, says'Bonded Flour
viii not bring more than SIS"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07
a Cory. Tes.e, WV. G. PENDLELox, c. c.

Co0'"a'sstoner'' O8ice PichmoGd, Ju,y 25M, 1929
Inc parties interested will please Ike NOTICE. that ha
appointed the eighth day Of September To commence
the accounts directed in the foregoing order Of court
on winch day at o'clock 4. NJ, they required to
attend at my office in this city with their accounts, vouch
ers and documents ready for examination aud settlement
and With Office copies Of the necessary cnur, PAPERS
SO w4t C.. HILARY BAKER Conn.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07
GonInIerriaI Ieror0,

DATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ADvIcEs
From Liverpool, . June 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07

"Pompcys Stq'uie'-Iog1 rlertford Who is living ike g,
T1ce ~ tome has is stated purchased the celebrated spa
"a ForP'y al The 20; c. VIII. great Caesar fs for lyL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07

The Editors Of tic Journal Of Commerce have been favored
with the following extract from a letter, dated
BUESos AYEss June 10 1929
fou VIII observe by the papers this Province vet in
vowed ~ civil war; which 0reirners suspends bns
ness, destroys many Of tie people and will soon ruin t9t m
vince The CITY has been closely beseged two months prics
reports viii not afford the shipper profit from the Tnited
states Exports governed by Exchange Fapsr currp
IS as' reprec'angp perhaps viii fail nothing Doub1,ons
al So % EACH Spanish dolls each; Exchange on London
gAd lOi per dol GUS Dry Hides 81 D. per 5b Horss
Rides 500 s. each very Horns 500 500 pe NJ
JeFSef Beef Ia per al. little within the limits NJ
the cy-ioe Balance now possession Of the Mon.oneros"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17

. smsi hOllcv In the nest. The laurcis we're
very thick sreind lie nest, discovered 'he blood
~ the caves aloas from The nest 10 The =. Iests
road, some had FIVE er six Drops some less
gave the leaves away TO persons vac stopped
At my house. 10 crafty their curiosity. we
made search from the right aud lett OF thfs
frscg rsqle1lg, u see II We could see any
Of those leaves having the same appearances
found some leaves Redeemed BY nst'ire' tnose
leaves that We discovered slcng the track,
some hickory, oak and taurei; buckle berry not
many, don't rscollect Of seeing any Kept lhS
track latter having los, il by those leaves, on
10 the u Teyis road on email unoergro"th
busheE in the centre or middle OF the y. eVis
road, . soad not much travelled, a farm roas
Went cut to examine the ground, the gatnny
substance hsd no unpleasant smell, more hSe
the smell of blood than any Ting else; dc not
see any aies abe blood on the leaves more ike
adrot, some spread az if ran from a drop, the
color a very dark red. Some OF the iaufei
leaves about the size OF half a dsliaF, sthers
larger; supposed gss sbeut an hundred yards
| FROM the nest 70 the e. rasls road. Mr,Hil-
ieary stated 10 ne there we're places where a
| horse had besBhitched. Hlliesry led us siSng
showing US the leaves. From so TO 20 yards
frem the Western Teyis road TO the plsce
where / supposed the murder ss' COMMITTED
| do not think tlst Mrs. Swesringen could have
vent through tie woods without dissfrsnglng
her dress; pesoie sell, = horse would not MAKE
shy impression or iae road the pressure hke
The corks of ahotse shoe. Searched tor leaves
from the F.. Teyis road; the nest made IN a d,
iural form Of thc earth, a MIXTURE Ell clay end
sand or clay and gravel, The hollow Ike as u
| produced by the tearing up ola tree: direction
from the hrst sapiing to the locust W the hill
and then turned and run down from thu locust
to the T.. Tevis road. Colour Of the laurel leaI
IN September, dusky color, iexpect.
ITO he csnrHued