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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-16

NoTICEThe Co-partnership heretofore existing between
IL the subscribers, under the firm of & G. REYNOLDS
dissolved the 25h inst. by mutual consent Those
indebted will please make payment those
ing claims, present them GEORGE REYNOLDS who duly
authorized to settle the same CHARLES REYNOLDS,
GEORGE REYNOLDS
4th mo. 30, 1929.
% The business will be continued by GEORGE REYNOLDS
at No &c. Market street. 27-4t
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-16

STRAW Colored & White NAvARINos.-MIssEs WILL
- SON. Jiners have opened in part of the store No
1885, Market Street, assortment of MILLINERY, with
Navarno Leghon, Straw, Base and other Bonnets Leg
horns and Sraws whened and pressedand Hats
made to oder in the neatest manner, moderate
E. WILSON purposes teaching the much admired of
THEoREM PAINTING, at the above place, where specimens
may be
May l, 1929. 27-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-21

a,re v federal basisa e other States there see ms
10 be no precise Standard Of equalization and spporton-
menThus, appears. that in ten Of the States, the
white population is the substantial bas-ands Of these
are States with slaves. They do seem 70 dread the
basis Of White Popuiation--athough we have heard
SO much opposition receLty made 10 IT, upon the grounds
Of the federal constitution and other circu,tances
SO far, therefore. the examples Of our sister States
encourage our imitation, the Constitutional
would seem to point out an extension of Suffrage be.
You'd tho the reference 10 the Basis Of Re.
presentation. points 10 departure from the Federal
and Taxation Basis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-21
/" q. S. t'igafe Constellation, eDf}

t1N"bFy ZIVOH, .LUS. lJ J
Yesterday we embarked N. York, and wore
towed down to this place. fog, this morning. pre-
vented our getting to sea, and now awaiting tho
rise Of the tide (Which expected in tho course of an
hour twol TO carry US over the bar;-and then we
shall soon lose sight Of our lovely and beloved shores
There certain persons, whose ccnsures we should
DESIRE than their prsises-we ask the good opin.
ion of honorable and impartial uenno Of suchas the
Editor effhe Nc y. American.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-21

Fair Deaiing'-The two Nationals kao,r that the
sentiments which we lately expressed about the
Executive Appointment Of Editors, ovo,csd sepe-
raj iceeks goYot they think ct to ascribe our
recent remarks to the most unworthy motives-This i,
candour, and envable deconcy Of conduct for you!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-21

The Bait. Chronicle has soen tho correction of III,
error, which We have published. has itself done u
the justice repubsh the extract of letter GU
friend in Baltimore-"Subject as 10 errors ant
errata FIRST duty is TO correct hem."-The letter il
question was written by the grandson, though we ha
zard little in saying that tho venerable grandsre en-
ferf,;na the sauc sent;rnenta -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27
KzEcRneg t:AHDnW,
Herb, Flower and Grass Seeds.

THE subscriber has on hand, general and well Sc
lected asso .tmont of fresh GARDEN SEEDS,
which Will be sold wholesale and retail on the most
accommodating terms; they are Of the best quality
that could be obtained, and having facilities for try
ing them in his gurden, has an opportunity to
know if they good. ard will offer none for sale
that re knows 70 be bad he hopes that they viii &C.
neraily give satisfaction.
Orders will be thankfully received and purchasers
are respectfully nvisd call at the stores OF Messrs
John II. Eus'ace and William +. Mcou, hIuin-stieot.
ard his store at Le Gard"n where the seeds are for
sale, and catalogues can be- had.
jan f9-w4t JOSEPH RENNIH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27
THOMAS WATSON
ABNER ROBINSON
SRI.EET SCHOOL

SEEECT SCiOOL.-Aly School viii be continued the
ensuing year The course 81 instruction viii embrace the
creek and LATIN Languages Mathematics, Arithmetic iieng
sPny WIN the use Of Maps and Globes, English Grammar
EnS'Sh composition, &c The shooI viii Commence on the
uh Gay Of jan 1879 and terminate the of Zee follow
ing There will he vacation OF weeks, commencn, on the
18th day of June
me charge for board micn washing lodging and fuel will
DC payable one half on the l day ofJunc 1922 and the
DINER half on The lst day Of Dec following
Inc discipline Of the school will bc parental and ~ much
care and kindness will he eXend" oys confdcd to my
1Iolon as to my children No hoy than - years old
Will bc admitted into school, unless he shall he personally
known To me, for orderly, exemplary department My resi-
ce IS re,ao'H from the haunie OF vice and immortality and
n'eS from Richmond, and the like distance Frederick
ng ne stage from Frederick urS Csrter~z He passes bv
NY residences and that from Richmond 10 GTarsonbu vrh
short distance Of it Letters me- SHOULD be directed to
'ti7rinT's < Roads, Louisa" Wsf NELSON ),
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27

Patent Seine Thread and Cotton Bagging.
E'HE Subscribers have received. 800 lbs OF Patent
Il Thread suitable for float or drift sCins from No
Is TO 30 inclusive. and % pieces of Hemp and Flax
en- Cotton Bagging: also on hand a general assort
ment Of Dry Goods for sale al the lowest market
prices. + g. T.. JAMES &, Go,
ian wH Market Suarn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27
GDGEsMIXL.
.NEW RGOhS


( AVIS Of the United States Resolutions Of Con
gross under the clnicdoration treaties, proc
lamatons, Spanish regulations, and otf or docu-
inens, respecting the public lands, compiled and
published BY order Of Congress.
Tabular Statistical Views Of the population com
ln9rce, navigation public lsnds, post Office cstab.
,ishment, revenue mint, military and naval estab.
ls1menis, expenditures, and public debt of the Uni
Van Zondt
Letter from the Secretary oftbo Treasury trans.
JGtting the information required bv resolution Of
the House Of Representatives., Of Nav II. 1876 in
relation to the growth and manufacture of silk adam
Dd to the dl;eren: paris ofthe Union.
Letter from James Mca-e transmitting a trasti.c
on the rearing Of slS worms by MI De Hazli o!
Munich. with Platcs, sc.
Reports Of cases argued and adiudgcd in the Su
preme Court of the United States January term
1923, by Richard Peters, vol. l..
Constitution of the United Siotes Of America, IN,
rnles Of the Senate, and Of the House of Reorc
eentativcs; with Jefcrsons Manual. Printed bV or
der Of the Senate Of the u. States
Tic National Calendar vol. g. and many ollie
valuable publications, received by j. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27
IN GoochLaaa Co,snt,L Con,,. IaM Jan,.r,:u. 1a,a:

IN Goor6ioad County Court. 19M january, 1899:
Joseph Pollard, pit.
against
;hcr Jones, dts
This day the plaintiff by his attorney aod fled his bill
ana appearing 70 tn ati'fIcOn OF the court the 1efn.
can't John VI Redord, IS l Of this State Il Is
ordered that the said defendant John BEDFORD 10 appesr
mere ON the first dse Of May ausc tho hin of
INC plaintiff and that copy If this order forthwith inserted
~ some public newspaper pointed IN the CITY Richmond for
TWO months successfully and that another copy posted az the
NOM door ot the courthouse Of his county on successive
court days AMI . further ordered defendants Samuel
'eake and Morwelher Jones pay awav ccrete or
ohtWise dispose Of money effects their hands be
longing to the defuan, John NJ Redo sn as 10 enable then,
to pay to the plaintiff the debt in the plaintiff bill mentioned
and the OF this suit.
copy. Ieste, MAR. ". MILLER, u. &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27

w AN9,s.o, \ LAZY IF pnisica n,auucy. and ouai6
cations, 10 assist IN rc mana ynen, and instruction Of
Mrs fuckers School at Clifton; her cinplo ymt 10 consist
P.,'! 10 "Satnr the manners Department and CONVEX
Ssuoh ~ inc Young ladies' during their hours Of rctxpon
iaucuar attcnr 10 their dress will he considered nm ESSEN
% P' w h'' o"y; and her presence will be required when
e Young adies are not with Mrs T. hcself She win
ie aiso t"atend them in their walks, anuscicnts SC aud
e h'' 'hs proper portion of time aud attention allotted
pr ior recitation hoursa Letters postpaid addressed
~ tucker, Esq kcnneiys =. o. Brunswick county, will
ne immediately attended TO.
AnnuIt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27
q PRMsICAM TIEg-e:-

SSlFMon hhngapc Ee1c,rs of the I'VE fret Presidents If
- INC u states sA Washington, Jro Adams, Jefferson,
.lapI'' az" Monroe, uhon from tio celebrated original paint
H5s ny stuart ana engraved iJ Ofthe 6fs artists IN rance
"" one $50 nny of III atoyc NAY be o.en ~ INV store
"her o'"s W." JcT,c'rci Tor them, ecr sheets or flames
Itu ~ !. H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27

Al rules, hoIdn in the clerk. ofics of dis
supe,'" court OF chancery for the Richmond d,,;rr
me 'h "ar oi July 1923: John Baylor and C;eoryc n
Baylor p' against Robert Pollard, James Brovn p ~
own fsH ""d aseXor az Robert Suson, su.viying ,r,
ut Donald - Bunon, Samuel Braudruul, Thomas Pinks,,
aud Daniel Bell, assignees of Donald Burton barkrnr,
The defendants Samuel Bran!rum Thomas p;rto,,,,,
nnd Daoiel Ee not having entered their annearanc d
sTen security according the act Of assembly and me
teS o. '"s con and appearing by satisfactory evT
6euce. thai they not inhabitants o( ibs so,' :,
ordered thu the said defendants do appear here m rim
hsi day OF me next term, and answer the bill Of tev;
' uy ue paintiiis' and that copy Of this order br
w '"seI!e" III some newspaper published in the s;,v
OF Richmond for two months cessvey and postr5 ~
me 'front.' door OF the capitol, in the said CITY "
% copy. Testc, VIM. q. PESpIEroU r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27
NOTICE

- - 1 IN,
'y'IIE subscriber having taken his brother James G.
Crane, INTO partnership with him, the business
heretofore Carried on by himself will b. continued OF
t4e stand at present occupied by him. in the name Of
w. &; ]. {. Crane,
WILLIAM CRANE.
tho SUBSCRIBERS OFFER Tor sale, general assortment
Of leather Of all kinds for shoe-me kors carriarern
kcr, saddle and harness makers shoe thread and hoe
trimmings, shoe-maker4 and curriers' tools, &C &c
SC.
coo Spanish iidas
$50 Richmond slaughter hides
Tanners oil. ". & J. &. CRANE
Jan l-rGt1P
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27

OF trust executed To me 10y William VerSer bcafin. date
Wv. nnt gay o August 1921 and duly recorded nc ,'rr
ONCE of Notowav county, shall sell at p.blic auction ,o ,
nsheSt bidder Tor cash At Nottovav house on Thursday
Voc i-' Gay OF haIh next, TIN NEGROES, OF
them as shall I've sufficient -a,>f, the purposes of said deed al
trust shall conTey 10 - purchaser such title only vested
Nooway, Feb 9Th 1924 wS,c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27
AYR. ALPHONSr LOUBAT ha.
,1,,odsc',or oCa

~ wing considerably enlarged his VINE
fAkD, on LoNc-IsLANr, where lac now has,
IN tull cultivation, Ii.irty,fre Heres Of
CTonnd, containing 1000 Grape Vine
hooo's; having alsU' the peculiar advantage
oi beng enabled to procure Tire hest species
81 Roots from his Fathers extensive Vine
yards and Nurse -'S, in the Districts ut Bor-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27
MONNIElR TNNNON IN SAND I6c e,,..i1. -,

t -, IT, IN IoNSCN WI stand the ensuing season
w al rec I'LL, Richmond His will
the FIRST OF February and terminate the of july next, 10
w be let To mares ut fifty dollars tho season. which NAV nc
uschaged by the paynCn of oty dollars within the
Mares can be insured seventy dollars payable l tho
marc shall prove to be in toa One dollar TO the ernon in
every case. ~ ' 80
The Tree Hill has leased and we'll enclosed wv
inc subscribers: who viii furnish good paSiuragc tor mares
Hd's anu tCc them M oil had wcac They can M vel
ic'l, # required, at y cents per day.
feIy desrahc arrangement has NcCn made for accom-
mooauoh oil mars and Of the subscribers will give his
constant personal attentions order they nmy be well
treated and returned to their in good The under
sgned cannot be responsible for accidents earcs; bat will
use every eNeron to prevent both Monsieur Tons,n is
beautiful nav hcen hands three inches high nth black legs
name ana tail lie finely proporioned exhibiting great pow
III an" heauy throughout his form His blood and
performance cannot bo SURPASSED by horse on the CONT.
r"eat eot futisrce, &c sec horse bills
r, THOMAS WATSON,
no ABNER ROBINSON
" The Editors Of the Petersburg In,elgenccr will please
insert toe above week or months and the Fede
ncSors Arena week for four weeks and forward their
accounts to tins Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27
CUT4MEO[tS DLsN-1SES

Practical synopsis # Cu,1nenrs Ds,a.rs from the mos,
"a coIabmed authors ard particularly documents If
'o'l - 10, cnnFai lectures of W Bicit rs fsz-navo and
Schcdci b. H. s Tran lated .!u7l ID. t.nch with Notes
lel ~ Voc, ---- --- AMI l-- .nL- -H D. u ..AsLL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27
ALBERT ". GILLIAN.
STEPHEN T. MITCHELL.

JI' Three numbers Of the above work have been
already published in Lynchburg by MIR. Gillian. but
owing to wish the part of the cditors TO change
It's form and make it similar throughout it will re-
commence in Richmond, and the numbers sent to
subscribers alb nito.
feb 10 G.. & NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27


MA; at rules holden ia the clerks office of a.,
, superior court of ehanccry for the Richmond dsric,
e "a dsy nj June 1925: James c. Authony nil og,,
ynnn marshall, Daniel Call and George Fisher ex'crs,
we "ev. 'ohn Buchanan, dec. Hill Carter Susa, f,,,
wary Carter and Elizabeth Carter, infnnt cbild,.n
cia'.'s carter the younger, dec. Robert Raudolnb AMI
rz'oeth his wife, formerly Berkeley, Walker Tnvo, aa
n''haoeh \" c. his wife, formerly Brrkey Eannra
n''h,'y' Ann Il. Berkeley, Robert C. Berkley pahe -
n''Sey, hes "i CahRTine 5. Berkeley GrnorIv Cat.
H'iy w bra%'on' Ann H. Lee, Bernard T. Cat,
" '''ns Carter, Nm. Fhzhush Garter Hill Carte,
th"maS Garter VIM. F. Wickham aud Ann hi, ,v;T,
formerly Carter, and Edmund Wickhnm and Iucv Lf'
we FORMERLY CNt."r. Nathaniel Burwell and Iurv Ia
WE 'ohn H. Cater Charles Shirley Carter Bladen ~,
Ianey ana Mary w. his wife, late Carter heirs Of Edva
ChT'P'' Charles Carter Joseph Cabell and M,,v 6s
"'', hes OF George Garter, Nancy Norvrll the widow,
ana Josephine Eorve Martha Norvel MARY Notvel ,,
ihomes Norvel, infant children and heirs of Thorra>
Norv'Ii, deceased, and Polly Smith, dts
me defendants Ann II Lee aud Bernard ~ Carte, o.,
having enised their appearance given security me-
I" tho act oi assembly and the rules of this cow
and IT appearing by satisfactory evidence that thev %
nc" nhaants Of this country; s ordered that the s{S
90 appear here the tst day the next tom
answer he oil Of the plaintiff; that COW Of M
o'der oe orthwiti inserted in suue news1aper nnhhi
IN 'he city oi Richmond for months sue S
pos,ed at tho front Goor ofthe capitol in the said civ
% eepy res;e, VIM. G. PESDLEToS O. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27

Vlh'iNlh: At rules, holden the clerks Office oT The
f'pefof court n chlncery for the Richmond district
the 1ih day Of August, 1929 William Megrinson, plt
against Robert Iiorslcy, admor Of Joseph g. Megginson
and Philip Duval, dns.
ihe defendant Philip Duval, moi having entered his
appearance and given security according the act nj
assembly and the rules of this couu and appearing bv
satisfactory evidence, that Dee iphabaIt of this
rounty q - ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here the first day ~ the trr and tho bill
~ the PLAINTIFF aud That copy NJ this order he forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published IN the city Of Rich
nond for two months excessively, and posted front
dnor Of the capitol, in the said city.
81 s cory. Tsre, Wv. g. .PEyDLRrov, r. r..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27

f"piN'A; Atruies, holden in the clerks Office n, ~,
superior court ct chancery for the Richmond ds,;r,
we IN day ofJuly, 1929 John Forbes Fso exccu,o, =,
Wv us, WIZ ana testament OF William, l.. MYERS dec p,,
f James scott ex OF John Leslie, dece sed nj
MS s'eoes James Shiphard, William McKenzi. r,.y;a
barclay ssm"ei Irving aud James b. Scott, dts
ne ee ac'as awarded ia this not be no .xscu,ea
on rue defendant Samuel Irving and not wing entered
us appearance and given security according to the ar az
"ny n the Jules of this It bv saIs
"S "Vdenee that he is nha of this coun,,y,
","e'en MAT the said defendant do appear he,e ON ,hs
VIZ. "'y NJ inc next term, aud shcw cause ayains, IN,
vV" sought by the said process; aud that cow Of than
ur' NC forthwith inserted in some rewspaper pvblisboa
W e city ct richmond for months sue essiyev ana
posted nj the front door ofhs capitol in the said cir,
D! a copy. Tes,e, VIM. G. PrYnrrTo,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27

tdhItNdAi Al rules, holden in the clerk, ea.. ., -,
superior court OF chauceTy for HE Richmond A., a'
me I'm day OF July, 1925: John Enrough,y ana M.'
NJ ms w'ie' who was Martha NJ. Robertson. 49,
n"oe'"on' adm"r Of Nancy NJ Robertson who 80,
NANCY NJ Booklet Joseph Scott and Caroline M. hi, NJ
and john Robertson and Elizabeth his wife, pits aso,,,
nEAoe'h Booker, ex'ix of William VI Booker, deeea,.d
Nhl'a" scott aud Rachael r. his wife William M
oo"kcr illia'' T. Eggleson, adm Of Thomas oo,.,
deceased, Arn'sIead T. Townes John Booker, w lillian a.
Egses'on ~ his own right John s. Booker, aud John L.
towncs' admor OF James Townes, deceased, dts.
the Selendan John l.. Towucs, adm'ot of yaos,
i"wnes, dec not having entered his anil ,iv
security according o the act of assembly nd the rules of
S court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence tbat
11' 40 nhaonn"' OF this country; i, is ordered that
the SAID defendant do appear tho first d,v Of b
next irf and answer ihe bill Of the PLAINTIFF; and ba ~
copy olthis order he forthwith inserted some
punished IN the city of Richmond for two m . m. success
sVr = and posted the fou door of the epito in Mn,
said city. 'F'' :" ''o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27

tNNNNsA AT rules, bnl1en 10 the clerks oaice Of the
Vei'or court ut ehancery Tor the Richmond distret,
'SHay ct September, 1923; The Presidents Directors
N""Aany OF the Farmers Bank Of Virginia. aud the
"' directors AZ Company, OF the Bank OF the United
', ~ against W lillian ID. Wien, Sergeant of the
TV " ""Nmond, to whom the estate of Christopher
"FAnS' "eN hath been committed for adninistr alton.
s'y i"nlpk,iN, the widow the said C.rsiopher, nd
g ~ ",iia", Ludlow, Sarah. Mary. frances u nd
onlpkns children aud heirs said Chrstoph.I
.",,pN,ns' deceased Hardy Tompkins, Henry Tompku<
~ At. "" ~. i"ylr, John j. Taylor the said Villa ~
W.; zen Us adnor Of Edmund Taylor. deceased, James
I"' " ~ Browne, lanes Browne, jr. Jaquoline r
'hy'"r' and Benjamin TonpSins dts
ih' defendant Whlinu, TOn,rkins NO, bavirr eu,e,,l
m appearance aud given security according In the nr, .,
'py aud the ueS of tins court and il anpsariug h,
Satisfactory evidence, that e is an inhabitsnt of h,,
S' II IS "rdefed that the said defe ndan d. anne ar
@ "" ~" hIst day IT the tenn, aud answer the bill
I've ps'n"G>; aud that copy Of this order be orthw f
80 '" SOME newspaper published in the city OF Rich
Z 90, TWO months successfully. and posted the from,
door ct The capitol, in the said CITY
% copy Trste, WIN. q PRNnIFToN r. r
Ni"GlNiA rules, holden in the click. Office Of tho
s"priior court of chancery f,r the Richmond ;s,,,
me 'h Gay o August, 1929 Thomas Price IT, ami James
i sutton, pits against Byrd George, Jlmr, Tvors !,
Thomas Pridty' Joseph f. Price. phip &. w rson R;rh
ara M"''iS, Joseph {. WmsGeld, Robert Copeland Henry
H. " inst"h Eugcnia Thmau, aud John L Anderson 4 a.
me defendant Robert Copeland not having ente ,cd IN.
'Ppr'''hce an' gwen security according 10 ,b, q, o
assembly mud the rules oGths court and ann, arips no
Sa+hcUry evidence. that IS not a. mi, b,,rt C ,;
country - ordered, that the M do nr,,
hr'e on the trSt day of the term, aud answer ir hill
me pa'nns and that copy of order ne oibu h
nSe'en IN some newspaper published the CITY of Rich
"' Tor TWO months Suocesivcly, and posted Al the ro,,
door oi the capitol, ia the said ci,y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27

p TFEE rofNpGyTER, g..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27
REMEMBER NJ
CIIEAP ROOKSTOR

HAVE just received supply Of this invaluable Medicine
a as per advertisement. And take this method 81 r,rr,1
tue public that in order that its benefits may he M ~ widely df
fused the Proprietor has reduced the price IN 81 per kc
j. H. BLANlIRE, Sole gent,
IAn III Sion OF In. Nnrtar 49, -...-
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-12

from then until the 18th day she wa'
more comfortable on the ninth day, how
ever, skin and flesh crisped, began to. sep
arate in pieces of two or three inches
square and one quarter inch thick, and
left the main tendonland bone on the in
side Of the left thigh entirely bare for sew
eral inches, the insideof the right thigh
healed, but the outside was similar to the
left thigh. On the i4th day she was at
tackled with dysentary and continued un.
til the 18th; it was caused by the infa.
nation and great absorption Of matter in
the system, and being, as witness conceiv.
ed, prognostick Of modification. On
the 18th day the dysentary ceased, and
notification ensued in the right hip and
thigh, and on the day following in the left
on the Sd December saw her for the last
time she had her senses; extremities
were cold and perfectly destitute ofpulse :
the immediate cause of her death was the
morti6ation, and the cause ofthat was the
burns. Prisoner was at home when / reacll-
ed the house; he had to appearance been
drinking, but could walk and talk correct
" (; witness recollects that the question
was put by some one in his presence to
the prisoner, how he came to abuse his
wife so" or do as he had done, and that
prisoner answered, "none Of your busi-
ness
The examination Of the witnesses and
arguments Of counsel took up the whole
day, and at eight O'Clock in the evening
the jury retired for deliberation, the evil
dence having been fully and perspicuous-
" summed BY Judge Weston, and some
additional remarks having been made by
the Chief Justice, particularly as to the
law applicable to the case ,andthe lamenta-
bic consequences of intemperance, from
which this transaction unquestionably
originated. The Jury after an absence Of
nearly two hours, returned into Court and
pronounced verdict of GUILTY OF THE
CRIME OF MURDER. At the opening of
the Court on Saturday morning, the pris-
oner was brought in, and having been
asked if he had anv thing to object why
the sentence Of the law should not be pass
ed replied, that he " never had any inten-
ton of taking the life of his wife" The
same inquiry was made of the Counsel
for the prisoner who replied that they
had carefully examined the Indictment
and other papers, and discovered no ire
gulariiy-whereupon the Chief Justice,
after solemn admonition, pronounced
the awful sentence of DEATH.
The time Of execution will be fixed by
the Executive.