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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-09-15
From he Moniicw.
ORDINANCES.
Lieuienant- General Of The Kingdom.

Lieutenant General Of The kugdom.
ART. /. The condcmnations pronoun-
ed for political offences of the Press, re-
main without effect.
9. The persons confined for such Of
fences are to be Immediately set at lib
erty. They are also relieved from fines
and other expenses, with the single ex-
ception of the duty.
The proceedings instituted up to the
present day are to cease Immediately.
LOUIS PHILIPPE D'ORLEANs.
Paris, Aug. 2.
The Provisional Commissary of the
Department of Justice.
DUroNT Ode rEurc. J"
Upon tho report Of the Provisional
Commissary ofthe Department ofjusticc.
We have named, and do name, M.
Bernard of Renncs Advocate at Paris,
and Member OF the Chamber of Dcpu-
ties, to the functions of Procurcr Gene
raj at the Royal Court of Paris, in the
room of M. .Jacqumot dc Pampclunc.
The Provisional Commissary of the
ofjustice is charged with the
execution of the present Ordonnancc.
Dated and signed as above.
Upon the report Of the Provisional
Commissary ofthc Department ofjustico
We have named, and name NJ. Bar
the, Advocate Paris, Procurcur du Roi-
at the Tribunal Of First Instance of the
Department of the Seine, in the room of
NJ. Billot.
The Provisional Commissary General
Of the Department of justice is charged
with the execution of the present Ordon-
nance.
Dated and signed as above.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-09-15

FROM IIAvANA.-We learn from cant.
Savage, Of the brig William, arrived this
morning in l3 days from Havana, chat
at the time he sailed it was perfectly
hcalthy-no cases of yellow fever had
occurred on shore, but the disease had
broken out on board Q Spanish frgatc ~
ing in the stream, by which she had lost
two hundred of her crew. The u. S
ship Peacock sailed on cruise ON the
10Th ult.--.N Y. Com. .ldr. llth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-09-15

The SUPREME Court closed It's Au-
gust term in this town on Saturday last
On the day preceding the adjournment,
Patrick Barrett, and Terrence Lannc-
gan, laborcrs at the fortifcations in the
Neck, were tried for larceny, convicted,
and sentenced to six months imprison-
ment, to pay fine of fifty dollars each to
the use ofthc State, payment of costs and
restoration of property in folds as the law
requires. Tho theft was committed at
Fort Adams, and the property stolen af-
forwards brought by the thieves into this
town where they were arrested, and tho
goods and money were found upon them.
This State having ccdcd the jurisdiction
over the land on which the Fort stands
to the United States, and the house from
which the property was taken being sit
uatcd just wiihin the ccded jurisdiction,
was material fact which the Attorney
General was not apprised of when he
preferred the indictment, and was conse-
qucntly wholly taken by surprise when
suddenly called upon to meet the diff
cultes that resulted from this point on the
trial, which from all the circumstances
connected with it was entirely new and
unsettled question in criminal trials. BY
agreement of parties the trial upon tho
merits proceeded, and verdict of guilty
was ultimately found by the jury. The
question of Jurisdiction having been re-
served, was afterwards very ably argued
by Gen. GREENE for the government,
and by Messrs. HUNTER and PEARcE
for the prisoners, on motion for
new trial. The Court sustained its iuris-
diction and overrulcd the motion; being
governed in their decision mainly, we
presume, by a principle of the common
law, which says, that into whatever ju-
risdicton stolen property may subsc-
qucntly be carried by the thief, the lc-
gal possession still remaining in the orig
inal owner, there is therefore, construc-
lively, new and fclonious taking wher-
ever and whenever the property stolen
shall be found upon the thief
1t will be useful for our subordinate
magistrates to know, that the Court in
disposing of this question of jurisdiction,
incidentally, yet JaiIy settled the impor-
tant point, that all criminal acts that may
be commit ed within Fort Adams, when
the circumstances attending which, shall
be confined strictly to that place, are hi
able By The United States Court, and not
by the State authorities.
The WARREN ASSOCIATION convene d
in this town on Wednesday last, and was
organized by the choice of DIR. WAY
LAND as moderator, and the Rev. J. q.
CHoUIEs, and IIUGm III. BRowN secre-
tarics. Although the weather was ex-
trcmcly unpleasant, tho delegates from
the various churches connected with this
venerable ecclesiastical body, were very
generally present, and large number of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-09-15
, national guard nearly double that num-

national guard nearly double that num-
Der.
From the Monitcur-Oflicial part.
PARIS, Aug. |.
"Ordinances Of The Lieutenant General
ofhe Kingdom.
Art. /. The French Nation resumes
its colors. No other cockade shall
hencelorth be worn than the tri-colored
cockade.
The Commissioners charged principal
ly with the the several departments oil
the Ministry, shall provide each, as Tar
as he is concerned, for the execution OF
the present ordinance.
Paris, Aug /. 1880.
louis PHILIPPE D'ORLEANS,'
("Countersigned.w
"The Commissioner charged proyi-
sionally with the War Departments.
Count GERARD.
Noe. The Chamber of Peers and
Chamber of Deputies shall meet on the
Sd of August next, in the usual place,
The five following Ordinances appoint
the Commissioners for the several De-
partments Ministry, viz:
War-Gcncral Gerard.
Justice-Dupont PEurc.
Interior-GuiZot.
Finance-Baron Louis.
Prcfcct of Polce-Gerod d PAim.
Non Official parl
PARIS AUG |.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-08
h." Ec0aomy The suret Ro"d TO HeaHh."
a s.amnAOud.
nr,rnr,n>r,1ln @. 90 or DRHNNEP
GRANDFATHER 8. COLT DRESSEl

nfrms he inhabitants OF ALEX
u anria and Il. vicinity. tina, he has onencd a" Is
,.oti.,mrnt on King Street, c6jo'ning hr Ati00n''
Franklin House UOt2 wh re ~ "'l scour Goals Fan.
tai ems, and WaIatcoats, 't every IL
,I.L dr,b Sem plan ,n,ircl> lift rent from th4.
pursued nv Overs, and cniluiy his own Upon eS-
animation Of the articles secured b. him, the! will he
found and pronounced b. good judge to be Ner' H..
t,, Inferior 10 new ones. The securing "'l not W!ure
the shape of the collars
int, n.rt Ct shape; ard when .qured he vii slply
.fi. mig ard restore the color 81 ra.d seai".. Ia
ye.iers attended 80 a. the ,h"r;es, notice.
NJ Rep.ir,rg. &c attended 10.
GA l.. WISHES list nctH ~ der'tood, that unless
sati,fscton is = ven, 40 charge wiii bt mAde.
iune II -co.W'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-08
.,r;s. and blind ambition skall hawk at and

:. .,r;f. and blind ambition shall hawk at and
:. ,.a,.; i. ;f un..sinpss under sautar. and ne
:. cossary restraint shall succeed to separate
:. hose ties BY which alone is existence is made
{. Gro il will stand in the end BY the side Of
:. III. cradle in which it, infancy was rocked; it
Ill stretch forth its arm with whatever Of Vi.
Vs. :, NAV still retain over the friends who "a
:. sLar around it; and it will fall at last if fall
:. - must. amidst the proudest monuments Ofiu
o,,n cIory and on the very spot Of is oGigin.'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-08
China. GLASS, Stuneware, &c.

riIlNA tea sets; Celtic do do
" China coffee pots. sugars. and creams
Istre do do 10
Ensmel'ed glass bowls, pitchers, plates, castor
bottles jeilies, and saucers
Cut tunb'crs and wines, elegant patterns
Gu, and plain amps; 6unt and common glass jars
Gu, ca,,ors a. s, and holes, plated
Moulded do,4 and S, ~ red
Celtic tea cups and saucerS, handled
Cut decarters in sets, elegant
Do ceieres split, dismord. scoioped, concar', &
checked patterns
DO pitchers
Stone pitchers jars, kips, churns, milk psns. ~'t'
and without covers, &c &c Also,
Stir AMI floor carpet
Cotircps best fs blue and backing
Carpet ham an cuttUn yarn
Printing and wrapping paper
Mattresses Of cotton, moss, and hair
Just received an for sale, very cheap, BY
june % GEO. WIFI r..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-08
Nem0NH t

,,rIn prEDwouil inform 's friends and custom.
,ha, he Ia. r.In we'd to the Store lHteh occu.
,,;ad nv lines 4. waters at The corner Of King and
max street. where viii be fund agcnsrsl assert
SHOES,
For sale, at the ioUcsi prices, FOR CASH
lu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-08
aAleXMMAria NMMal.

shiCNGh0s IL Y hhttt.
4 = meeting ofthc Commissioners appointed tore
c.ise subscriptions the stock of the ,lexondrs
Canal Company held { th' Mayors Office /" Aiessr'
drs, 18th Jane, lSiU-FTeseRf
John hob r,s Charles Bennett,
PuInesS a.npy, EdHun" ]. Lee,
Robert /. IA, Tor, Cnl'n Aud,
Tn,m,ou r Mason, Henry DANG, field,
Hugh Smith, George iutnt,
q. Cazcnove, Jonathan Buiehev
G" ndG u n'i fba. LEE Wa. ,,.-.,...-..
and " =. Miller Secretary
Oriered. Iht nooss of sub,cr;ti3n be opened on
Nandr, the l4'h III taDt 1t the following Ban Ks W.
Bwk e Alex ,"dria, under the Jonah II On psou anS
sup":ntenlence OF q l. NeE,nnA
-, . =, ihiness J.nntJ end
DAMN VI '''"''' 1CharIe, p.Ee
>. Richard ". Scott and
""'s'' "N"" W "''N"' John to0ff
Mechanics Bank Of Alexan. George Ere AT anil
dra, Charles { apiu
Office of Discount and Deposit SamI u smith ard
Bank fthe U : Washington Richard smith
Bank of the Valley, inches Obcd waite snd
ter, IN. 81. Brent
uffice of Discoun, and Deposit na,;.I
=, Wine Wincbe Dh,~ u "S"" ; George orrek
Office o; Luz oun, and Deposi, u H. Henderson sng
Bank oftheyalle!. tee,bnrs IS. NJ tdwa'.s
Office ef Discount and deposit } Thea C,.,ysnd
! ","s OF the Valley Charles VIM, Brown
E1tract from the hinu'es:
w. IT MILLER, Sec'y.
June 7-Stawtl4thAug
- ihe National intelliSeucer, Winchester Rcpub'
hcIn, CharIestown Free Press, and i.eesbnrg T. \ as
pf Liberty, viii insert the above We X al IAN
august, and send their accounts 10 hi, officr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-08
Gnrd den SeeAs

E1owNRD s1AB.fK & on t@,c tel, r,ces.
X ell, rom IL e-Iab .slmeri If d = IaacisA.
pni,ale ruil. euDr'y Of
FRESH SEEDS. Suitatte 10 lie season.
Ono
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-08
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
NilJEL, SNO w ID F. y,
ALEXANDRIA Town HALL, !
E,JI5 ISSO.

Alta meeting Of the Committee OF Arrange
,,ent. 70 conduct the Young Meas Celebration
of the Anniversary of our independence, it was
Rsso;reI That our thanks be presented to
EDGAR SxowDEN, Esq. for his elegant and spl-
rited Grafton, and That copy be requested for
nub;c,tion. Teste: &. +. LEE, Sec.
Ala meeting of the Washington Society OF
A.>,mdria. held at Clagett's Hotel, on Satur-
DIV. fine 81 OF july. 1850, the following reso!a-
ton was unanimously adopted;
Res5Yrel. That the thanks of this Society be
presented to EDGAR SNOw0EN, Esq. Tor ms ele-
gaat and appropriate Grafton tins day, Delivered
and that d copy be requested Tor publication.
Teste; WM. l.. uoDGSON, Sec.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-08
As white page as Honor e'er unrOlled
Bltck-n beneath our touch. into scrn
Of cria and SIN,

No! folow-ci'izens. every thing forbids it
Above all, the high hopes Of what will be the re-
ward of perseverance, forbid it, Who would
willingly impede the progress of his countrya-
Imagination may take her boldest flights in cal
culating the future destiny of United America.
and. judging from the past, if her sons are true
to themselves cannot fall far short of the reality.
Abundanty blessed as is our condition, we are
but standing on Pisgah's top looking out upon the
Land of Promise. The patriots bosom sweIls
within him when he contemplates the glorious
sight. He thinks of the other Republics which
have risen, glittered, and become extinct. in the
revolution of ages, and nails his country as dis
tinguished from them all God grant that all
his fond wishes may be realized! Here, where
true Liberty raised its first voice, where its youth
was nurtured and sustained. where it still lives
in the strength of its manhood and full Of its orr
ginal sprit''-here, may it continue to exist I'M
til time shall be nc more! But, IN the words Of
distinguished Orator. spoken Of his own State,
yet equally applicable to the whole country, :" If
" drseord and dtsunion shall wound it,; if party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

EG,ha Sitarns President Of the Io'IHna
Rant in Connecticut. has obtained verdict OIL
800 against Dsnford Richmond Tor no''
puhl.hed in psp,r called the fsopis h'''-
CATE. The Devils 1dpoeme wo1ld he .oe '"e
dese nation Of d"ian"'oty gazette
..n, J.hs,e IN III. French Chamber Of Depn-
,,.s BENJAMIN Constant justly remarked, thai
i" detamst on uss Que Of TIE efenfet oh'hee'
sgains .oc,rty, and one oi its ms, srsere ca
,....i,;.. Nat. Gns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
FAMILY JARS.

The Washington TELEGRAPH lately went aWiie
an, of us ce,.rsp, and 'hrrw out an intipa''o''
,ba,tb. .yosk,oaisDl oi the Philadelphia inqu'-
re-, va. no, a. evident as II ought 10 he. 10 re
ply 10 This, the laqoirsr observes that me lnd''
.IIuaI having charge of the political depart :,
,o.o, If ,hat paper, i" was war" adm'rsr ana
...,n,,,., of f,rn. Jackson, long before Mr..
G',,n va. known In political lds-"hiie, N
1,..i. h. ~asa beef iradrr IN the whd' OF Ms
.on,i. and equally reckless Of The fate III zen
J,ek .au spd Of his Country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Genoa, (cayugc co. } Nor. /, 1880.

A Family AGair.--a late Irish paper saws !.
On Saturday Inst, William Penncfather. Jun.
Mayor OF Cashs', nnI returning officer, held the
election of N. P. for the city of Cashel. The
Rev. John Pennefather proposed the candidate
William Pennefather SEN, seconded him
and Matthew Penny f4sher, was elected the me m
her."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

~aieh,.ssh, 81 posad,. AID measure, - nc &c
- loasi,odinally, and II niche. afoa"d ~ DO DO
DIV. There va. bu, one other which grew o"
a.. ..nr tres. We challenge any Jsek'on
s,.ts IA the uaian 1, produce such ano'hsr
.s.' ~ seio,o (0hio) Gar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

We learn from the Boston Commercial Ga
zete tnat MIR. Rand0Iph'S Juba has taken lod
glnss at the Princely fremont establishment.
The Oasrtta says he Is an object OF great altpn
ton there. 1t is understood that the " long
sword with which MIR. r. appeared before h"
lnperiai Majesty, has been brought 10 Boston,
and that Mr.. Greenwood expects 10 obtain it Tor
his g" cabinet Of curosiias." Juba i, faithful
dome>f'c. He oil rvs his master to tie him w
aud a.; him sometimes, without offence, mere
iy by way of illustrating The proper Distinctions
that should sub,i't between master aui slave.
Ivy Com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
E,oy N, Nolioi,al InieliiRtneer.

TfONl IN JVHIfUIIW IITNIIIRNI0tT'
We have been favored with Co,lies oil the fpl-
loaing interesting Articlos. The hitter end tue
step which IL ausonnccss on the part OF tine
bake oil Orleans form a .trlking inciden', and
mark strongly the spirit oi mo umes. let
Ter fr,m GENERAL LAFAYETTE 81 October Sih 10
n friend IA This city, sa,s " We had review
ON Saturday, IN wblch The Dnte of ORLEANS,
Prince Royal figured as supple oaononier
Ills youns br Tiers ere also enrolled as Simple
soldier. in the baual,ons Of the National
(,uaVIs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
FINN The Baitimo,s Gas.tie.

The General Convention Of the Associatei
u.,t.aIi.t Charcha. is now N session ~ this
cny. ,hs offices Of which is the formation oil
Constitution snd Discipline for The sn'd Chu'
ches. ii.
Tbj. convention embraces a kepresenlH'on
Of Ministers and Lsily from most oil the o'"'es
oi he Union.
Rev. FrAsc,. Waters, d. ID. was chosen
President, aud WILLIAM S. ST0cgTos, Esq. Se
cretary.
DIVINE service may he expected in The Asso-
cntsi Methodist Churches OF tins CITY, every
evening during tue session oil the convention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Extract from a letter to a gentleman in his eiiy

dIEtH oT. TtItFSOWS' oFPI' 3, 1851,
-" Why, what strsuge, uncoulb, eecsn.
trio klnd of being this MR.. RANDOLPH is
you have sent Us ii mosi ungainly figure, and
his manners the most unculiisaied that were e,-
CT exhibited by h diplomatic character am
told, the Empress actually wat into mysteries
after the audience he had, az soon as she could
give way to the iaughes she was Obliged to
check IN his presence have not yet seen
him, but have heard good deal about him.
They say he j. man OF talents, bur from all
| near about hi,n, suspect il is that kind of Ia
lent bordering on insanity. that nne sometimes
meets with. lie had hired Mr. Wilson's house
bpt could not maAu himself mtoriabe in it,
| am Told he has removed to Alrs. Wilson's, ~
the Back Lioe. amoos the captains, where he
represents himself as teelias quite at home .
Of all the dplomatists we have ever had hers
lie beats every thing" Boston CeMtmeL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL.

The ship lama arrived at Boston on Satur.
LAY from Cromsiadt, having among other pas
seugrrs JtbG Randolph, the faithful uaiet de
chambrs of our extraordinary Minister to Rus
sia 1t is surmiscd that he is the bearer Of
Il, spatches tn thu President or Secretary Of
State, announcing the termination OF MIR. Rs
mission.
The Fama has also thirteen packages CON-
tanning the personal effects OF Mr.. Randolph.
This does not look as il he contemplated return.
ing 10 St Petersburg in the sprng it is 10 be
hoped thai he has preserved the dress, iuclud-
ing the Dragons sword, in which he appeared
at Court.
Seriously, what n ridiculous farce this same
Minister has acted. What n hum liatng de-
gradatiou OF oar national character, TO be
represented abroad nv such a mountebank.
The New York Journal of Commerce states
that The Information first published in that pa
per mas been confirmed by several indepen'
deul aud unprej JUDGED witnesses.
Georgetown GageHe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

Mr.. Rqndoipb.-Dur Boston Core pondent
informs u, that the ship FAM, from Cronssdt
arrived at that port on Saturday, has thirteen
packages containing personal effects Of Mr..
Rsnlo'ph, u ). Minister To Russia. Juba, ihs
faithful servant of Mr.. r. came passe ger,
The brig Charlotte also arrived al Boston from
Croustadt, " Elslne"r, sailed from the latter in
COMPANY with brig Falcsner, Winsor, from
Stockholm Tor that port, having passenger A..
Appleton, L. 5. Minister to Sweden.
y. y Com. .7df.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

The corner stone of the Associated Metho.
dist Church which is now erecting IN Attorney,
near Delaney street, was laid in the usual man
mr., October 2sth. aud an appropriate address
"a. delivered by the Rev. III. French, frrsi-
dent of the Virginia conference. THIS hn"e IS
for the Benefit Of The Rev Mr.. l.. IL. EesSe,s
congregatibn It's TO be built perfectly plain,
of b,ieG. aud The whole expense OF lois Gn !
house will not exceed SO 0o1. II is 10 bs AZ
by 90 feet with galleries and hasement story
for ihe accommodation oil oabbath Schools. So
In. xsats are 10 be free. " Y OjS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

Gfent Diridend Tie Ameri nm Insurance
Company ofthis city .yesterday declared .divl-
dend of Twelve per cent. for the last SIX months,
naynhIe on the first Of December next. This
Company has been in operation fifteen years
and SIX r,on,hs, and has oeyer faded IA making
regular sem -anmnnl dividends. 1ha original
stockholders have received in that time, over
and above subscription price Of the stock 800,
900 dollars, which i upwards Of 20 per cent
per annunt. The capital Of the compnny is
5Dn Ot D dolln.s \ oeuer rdre uf interest can
not be desired. ~ l. POSI-.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

From Spain.-By an arrival at Boston fo"
81 Sebastian, octobsr 10, intelligence has bee'
received that The newspaper p"hiestion III
81 Scbasiina had been suppressed by the span
i.h Government, an arnin WAS IN e'eai encii'
ment inrn oi character aud influence WIRE ds'.
" leaving for the fronticts oi Franco several
arrest. OF Influential individuals h'd TAKEN
place at Madrid and TINT a Sphni'n 'oree wa
snll.eiin, nj Ba, onnr, where ~. 900 had already
assembled rf,dy 10 lake adv tntage ol III" first
favorable moinrn, - mach into Spain. II was
evident that n crisis was at hand aud the
Government WAS taking active measures,
terrifying, &C. To mfct the threatened revola-
ton
Hdr Majesty the Queen Of Spp,n, had given
b,r,h To a danght,r, 10 the great Joy oi his Ma
jes,l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

Capital Trial al Satsm.-Ihe Supreme Judi
ciai Cs,urt commences It's term to- tho county
of Essex to-day. II IS expect d that the hrsi bn-
sness of the court will be the trial Of the two
surviving prisoners. indicted tor the murder Of
Mr.. White. viz. Joseph J. Knapp and George
Gro wniug shield. MIR. Webster viii appear on
The part OF the Comnonwealth. Chief Justice
Shaw having been retained as counsel tor Sci
man, Zone of the persons originally charged
with participation in The murue,. who was
subsequently discharged because the Grand IN
~ found no hill against hm) aud having CON-
snl ed with the counsel Tor tue other prisoner
in relation TO their defence, we understand, will
not sit on the trial.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

ROBBERY The Baptist Meeting house has
again been entered aud robbed. On Sunday
night three pnnes of glass were cut fro the
sash, the ua taken out over it, and one OF the
windows then raised. The plate used in the
Communion service that day, consisting Of two
silver cups, label lied - Presented TO the Bap-
ii,i Cnurch by Ms. Lawrasoo," with the date
aud the initials of Mrs. LIS name, and da
mask table cloth wers s;olen. A reward has
been Offered, aud We trust our police Will be ac
tive in feSr,tt'ns out these sacr'legions depre-
daiors. Alexandria Gazette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
From the Alexandria (Lomsana) Gasetts, 0et.

70.
Indidn Justice Our town during the last
week was visited by variousuibes OF SavAges.
On Saturday last they had a ball play, which
was animated and well contested. During tina
night, IN a drunken irolic. one Of them was
Killed in our streets. The person who perpe-
tratrd the act surrendered himself to the reia-
tons OF the deceased On Sunday. he went
through our streets, talking composediy Of his
anticipated exeCutIOn.-About tan o'clock in
the morning Of TINT day, many OF our citizens
repaired to The spot where the vengeance of the
connections oil the murdered was TO be graiitied
S-veraI oil one most res ,ecla'rle towcsnen iaia-
ell and offered considerable sum of money
Tor bis pardon. Ii was refused the Surviving
brother declaring that no money could pun =
chase his redemption the criminal expressing
no anxiety for escape. No gun could Do pro.
cured, when the victim stating his objection TO
the delay aud threatening TO leave the groaad,
hhe was not immediately punished, the brother
advanced and with spade knocked him down
and split opan hi, scull, exhibiting demoniacsl
expressions oil Joy al The accomplishment Of the
act.
VIC sincerely regret for the character of our
country, that this Circumstance occurred here
Our civil authorities should have arrsstsdit. II
was violent and outrageous breach Of our