davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-18

Tho Morris Canal Company have negotiated
loano seven hundred and fly thousand DOLLARS at
nine per cent in cash for FIVE per cent stock payable
in fifteen years.
The promulgation of this news yesterday morn
ing, hal the effect to raise the stock of tho Compa
ny, nearly, It not quite, 10 per cent-Jour. Com.
A duel was fought yesterday morning, at fIoboken.
between two young lads of this city. Ono of tho
parties was slightly injured the arm, when tho
conds interiarcd and prevented further mischief We
understand that the affair grew of dispute
corning young lady Of this city. They should be
well birchcd for their folly.--N: T. Daily Sentinel.
DISCRETION IS THE ARMY.--From late report
Of the Secretary of War, in answer to resolution
of the Senate, It appears that from i8s3 to 1899
(both nclusive) the number of assertions amounted
to $500. In 1920, alone. tho number was lO33-a
goodly number truly. in an army Of Less than 5000
men!
bill reported to Congress tho 9th instant by tho ju
dietary committee Of the House, the object of whics pro-
vide for dchargins ami compromising nsolvcu debtors
in deb, the United States of the New
York post furnishes the following summary of lis provisions
IL provides,
ist Any nsovcnt who Indebted the o. before the
LIST Of January last for unless the debt upon
official bond for public money received paid
accounted for accorie,o law, ne forfeiture or pen
atty incurred by violation of law of a. may make
application the Secretary Of the Treasury under OATH sta.
ting the circumstances of his the and cause Of his
debt, the disposition of his property, &c.
I'd The Secretary TO transmit to the U. s District
of the district in which the debtor resides copy
of each applications with any instructions he may think proper
The District Attorney is TO lay the application before the
mssoners To be appointed under the act.
3d. Commissioners not exceeding three in each judicial
,ric to be appointed who shall have full power
aud xanne all books paper: and other evidence regard
% facts stated IN the application They report the facts
| aid their opinion to the Secretary Of the Treasury
4h The Secretary the empowered, II he satisfied
there fraud deprive the u Of their priority
conveyance for such intent henefng family
the debtor to discharge the nsovent by release, writing
the facts which release shall become void IT, any future
e shalt be that the release obtained upon
false preiences
The terms Of this discharge by compromise Otherwise
are also left the discretion OF the Treasury Department
The other sections provide for the punishment of perjury
and the of District
You Will perceive by this that the bill wholly retrospective
intended relieve those who weighed down by
commercial misioTtuncs aud is intended all diff
cuc which have hitherto prevented the passing general
bankrupt law Of permanent effect.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-18
BOREIGN ITEMS.


An agent OF Prince Leopold has been cnpn rcd f.,
some Gays past IN gong round the booksellers shops
ana collecting Tor the Prince every work Of any M
thofity, that has reference TO Greece "u
The remains of Sir Tbomas Iowran.o a.. H.:
guished President of the Royal Academy were cor
sgned 10 their last resting place on the goth Jann,r
, tthey were attended from Somerset House, wheTc
they had been lying in state to St Pnul's Csfbod,ai
by many Of the first nobility and all tho artis,s 81
patrons of the arts in town "''u
The new work which has lust appeared nv NJ
moore, the poet OF the life Of Lord Byron continues
to excite great attention. More than 20o0 coz; os
have been sold in four DAVIS '0PeS
COUNTY IirpEnARY Long before day, on WeJ
nesday morning, 200 men of the 10th, and a lar0o
party On Police, with Major General Sir r. Blokcney
Thomas y. Vokos, Bsq., MAJOR Garter. DR.. Ftzno,
raid, Chief Magistrates of Police Sir Henry Corden
Colonel Maberly, 10th, M. r., CAPTAIN Webb al
Hr. brlen, magistrates, assembled near TEMPLE
more, from whence they separated into detachment
and searched oil the houses within n circni, IS 49,.
miles, where tho unfortunate Brazc was 60 inbnrosn.
" murdered few nights ano The search ,vos 60
ucou 10 inc most strict and dgent manner: yot the
result was only the discovery, by Mr. O'Brien and H.;
party OF case of pistols built into house wall With
mortar, ans bag Of bullets. Tho owner of 49,,
named Pat. Hely was in tho course ofthe dov o.en,
ihea pelQro the Magistrates and sentenced N tu,o
months imprisonment in Clcnmol goal. for boving
arms wtlout being registered. The Major f;c,nrsi
was accompanied by Quarter Master General Ward
ana Ad de- Camp, who returned TO this CITY vesior
uay we are much concerned to fpd there is no
=. - "aI OuIous HluruererS, notWthstand
ng every oxertIon OF the Constabulary and Military
both night and day.
about day-brcak on Tuesday morning last tbroo
ooats belonging to, and manned by fishermen in tho
employment Of Mr. Boysc, Of Bnnnow safely brougbt
10 shore at Bannow,n quantity offerings uneonnlcd
IN tho recollection Of tho oldest inhobitan, ~ H.
neighborhood The fish ofthe finest quality. and
Mr. Boyse has generously ordered tho whole me-,
DC distributed grantousy amongst tho poorer classes
been reckoned; but il is computed from tbe hull III,
.ney cannot amount to less than fifty or sixty tbon.
sand SAND; Lhis provdential donation will gladden. ,b.
ha s. ~ 'ne Pcasantry of considerable district nj
"' ''s'i'o scason; ana Mr. Boysc has increased Inc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-18
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

We have received our regular files of London pa
pers to the 9Th Beb inclusive, by the Sylvanus Jen
ks Liverpool packet of the 10th, which arrived at
New York on Sunday. The Kings Speech, given
below, and the Debates which ensued on ia portion
of Which. including Mr. O'Connell's maiden Speech,
will be found under the Editorial head-are furnish
cd by this arrival Besides these, we have selected
such articles of news as we find ON hasty perusal
Win some miscellaneous articles.
Liverpool Circular Of the 9th Feb. states the
Cotton market heavy mt small decline since the
previous week. Several cotton ships were off the
port, bound in. Tobacco also heavy. About 5000
Dds: American Flour, in bond had been sold at o5
a 96s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-18

Extract of letter from Port au Prince, per ship
Coniancc, arrived at New York.
"Sincc the first of February, the President Boyer
has issued proclamation declaration of war against
an important pass, between Port au Prince and ST
Domingo. All the forts are in active preparation
but the general opinion is. that nothing Of moment
will transpire.
"Miss Frances Wright arrived at Port au Prince,
in vessel from New Orleans. She has with her
"a liberated slaves and cargo Of provisions, which
she intends selling for their benefit, purchase of land
&c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-18
=, r,,n,,,,-, LONDON, FcD, =.
MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.-HIS MALES
TVS SPEECH

TVS SPEECH.
This being the day fixed fer the OPENING of Parla
Inent the usual preparations were made for the oc
casion. ~ w
a few minutes before 2 clock, the ROYAL Commits.
sIoners, namey-the Lord Chancellor, Earl Bathurst
Ear kosslyn' the Duke of Wellington, and the Earl
OF hoerdp--tooh their seats, and the Deputy Usher
OF the Black Rod sent to require the ATTENDANCE
OF tho House OF Commons soon after the Speaker
appeared, tolowedb by the Members when the follow.
ing Speech was read by the Lord CHANCELLOR
My Lords and Gentieuen,
We arc commanded by his Majesty to inform Won
that his Majesty receives from all Foreign Powers
the strongest assurances of their desire to maintain
country. " WHO
His Majesty has with satisfaction that the war
between Russia and the Ottoman Porte has been
brought to conclusion.
The efforts of his Majesty TO accomplish the main
objects the Treaty Of the 9th of July, 1897 have
been unremitted.
Allies measures for the pacifcatlon and final settle
ment OF Greece, trusts that he shall be enabled at
an 10y PERIOD to communicate to you the particu-
lars OF this arrangement, with such information as
may explain the course which his Majesty has pur-
sued throughout the progress ofhesc important trans
actions.
His Majesty lanens that he is unable TO announce
TO you the prospect of reconciliation between the
Princes Of the House Of Bruganza.
His Majesty has not yet deemed it expcdient 10 ro.
establish upon their ancient footing his MnIesty's
Diplomatic Relations with the kingdom Of Portugal
But the numerous embarrassments, arising from Tho
continued interruption fthese Relations increase his
MaIeetys desire to effect the termination ofso eerous
an evil.
Gentlemen NJ The House If Commons
Ills Majesty has directed tho Estimates for the
current year 10 DO laid before YOU They have been
framed with every attention TO economy, and il will
be satisfactory 40 you TO learn that his Majesty will
be enabled 10 make considerable reduction in the
amount of the Public Expenditure, without impair
ing the efficiency Of our Naval or Military Es' ablsh-
mcnts.
We are commanded by his Majesty 10 inform YOU
that although the National Income during the Inst
year has not attained the full amount at which il
had been estimated, the dimnuon is not such os 10
cause any doubt as TO the future prosperity of the
Revenue.
Ny Lords and Gentlemen
Ills Majesty commands us TO acuuaint you, that
ms attention has been Of late earnestly directed 10
various important considerations connected with i'm
provemcnis in the general Administration of tho
Law.
His Majesty has directed that measures shall be
submitted for your deberatioD. of which some arc
calculated ~ tho opinion of his Majesty to facilitate
md expedite tho Of Justice in different parts
ftho United Kingdom; and others appear to be no.
ccssary prollmnares TO revision Of tho practice and
proceedings OF the Superior Courts.
we are commanded 10 assure you that his Maics- |
y fcee confident that you win give your best atien
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-18

Wehavc seen letter from member Of Conr
,ess, GATED washington, March 9th, which soys, 81
have the satisfaction 10 assure you that m both bo,
ses OF Congress the friends of the Sabbath intend 70
discuss the great and interesting question involved in
the petitions and wrnonstrances on that subject =
nope AZ least to relieve ourselves from the charge
OF ecclesiastical domination "--rJouy. CON. =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-18

The Steamboat Gen. Brown was burnt while w.
ing at Dauphin ST. wharf Mobile on the night of the
25th ult She was laden ut the time with 900 bales
cotton, slaves and cedar logs, with which she was
to proceed to four different vessels waiting their
go down the Bay. Very little of the cargo was sa.
ved but 1t was nearly all insured. On the boat there
no insurance..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-18

Tho u $. frigate Brnndywine, Capt BALKAN
sailed from NJ York on "Wednesday week. Afier
snort cruise Of months in tho w. Indies. she will
terrancan.. U'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-18

We learn, says the New York Evening Post. from
Washington, that bill has been introduced In m.
house OF representatives, allowing to james Monroe
in full Of his claims. N'''''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30

.as asala s, Slnssr with St the deceased
), blood 9. H." MAS sustained by the court-aud
ms mO o,,ar having taken the precauion OF
g: Pfo'sS sec impartial men qualified at the last
'in5 ;~o =. special deputy sheriffs, the court
ang S, ,Ssra 70 summon y good men, and true
3ree'sd . NV" morning. The whole Of Wednes-
80. @e o:saried ia attempting to procure sI"fy
5 day persons ,rS hv WEB" ,ss e ed.'",
.i sis Z" I,IIepoed perenptorily--the balance
sd 'sisa S avn, formed and expressed an og,n
=, 'd %. as pris9ncr's guilt or Innocence. The
u Of the # Thursday was passed in procar-
g',l,e' n, half Of the jury, which was at
' slSpnnnesd aud sworn The s. az ,nat
g s,r aaS f r Dart Oh Saturday. S ins
tT' ", o,~,,ck. p. VI. the Jury retired, and'
lool. = hour had elapsed, returned WIN yer-
FER r, an .. Gr OF MusDEn IN THE FiRsr De-
t''O'r tsisricksJ,Tg .lreaa.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30
Education.

I'm Monday, November lst shall open q SCHOOL
~ The house next to Mr. X Johnston's on Fair
Ex street, between Prince and Duke streets. Pupils
ut both will be admitted. The course If study
will comprise the Latin and Greek Languages, and
the usual branches in Engh
TERMS:
Orthcgrsphy, Reading, and n,ng 80 } Per Quar-
high bra ches ST ter pay
Luclid's clements, and the Latin able quar-
Creek languages 81 teriy.
a / ir N experience. of the arduous nature
of ,ho,. dli.-s which pertain 90 til. instruction of
youth, and r~pl, convinced Of the Importance and
Re -pOnsib,liy INV y'd 10 the d;'ciarge Of them In
engaging p-rfnini these ue.. it shall mygreat
hi g tn connect NOR ''iii ;t &c ual Improvement
"a ihs o. jet shall my -srird sSerHons Or devot
ed and the dsciphn "a the Institution directed
RH3ERT CLARKE.
Alexandris, Oct % S}0-eo.w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30

Curious Case AT the Oyer and Terminsr
for this county, last week, woman was ried.
convicted, and sentenced to the states prison at
Mount Pleasant for two years,for stealing horse.
and running away with the same, in ma6's appa
rel. A parallel case can hardly be found in the
annals Of criminal judicature.
CdiskiH(V. T. paDer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30
COMMERCIAL.
NEW-YORK MARKET-OcroprR e..

NETWORK MARKET-OcToBER e7.
Ashes are steady without change in price
The news from France, received yesterday. has
had rather a favorable effect. Coffee is more
scarce. and the market is getting still better-
There has been some accumulation of Flour;
sales have been made of western at IS. %. which
is half shade decline; common Southern, S54;
Richmond country and Petersburg have been sold
at that price Sales of western wheat at l09
cts; Barley, 60 cents. Rye and Cora rather low
er. Southern Wheat l01 cts. for good.
Jour- Com
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30

been arrested on suspicion, and confined in Keene
Jail.-N r Com. .4du.
The rascals deserved to be impaled.
&NeS
A man envious of the iiuing of another, deter
mined to oppose him in business. Upon being
informed Of this, the latter observed, Well let
him try it-he will find it like Gratano's reasons;
two grains of wheat in two bushels of chaff; he
shall seek all day ere he find them; and, when
he has them, they not worth the search.'"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30
.xut,ce is MtyebY s1.eM

,sxuE stocknodsr RS at the Bank Of Potomac, that q
dividend of t~oper cent for the last SIX m'n,hs,
has been decsred, PAYABLE oa the 50 Oh No'e"''e
next nv or,.er Of the President and Directors:
49,. o. % G.. PAGE, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30
MARRIED,

On Thursday evening last. by the hev; Jon'
p Nc(iuire. CHARLES l.. POWELL. Esq. oi Lou
doun County, Virginia, to Miss SELI\A' eldest
d,nqhter of JOHN LLOYD. Esq. OF TIN pace.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30
p0in,oes .Maekerel, sc. &c.

P0tatoes. Mackerel. &c. Nc.
lust received and for sale by he subscriber,
d lO0 bbls (Maine) potatoes
Is do No 5 maekere', Gate cauSbC
20 boxes smoked herrng'
S bales brown .hrting cotton
I case bIcached she eungs
I bale, 800 pieces paper hanglngs' and
200 lbs Salem mustard, in hall pound cans'er'
Se &, J. YtAION
Office of the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company
WAsHINeToY, July "a, 1850
ATOTICE is hereby given. that an nstaimeh, " ,et
~ dollars aud fifty cents per share (beng the io'h
,a,menN nm eyery share of stock in the Chesapeake
sn1 Ohio Canal Company, required to be paid on the
An v rs October next and further nsslment OF Nv
dollars and fifty cents per share being the is., i
ment) on the Sd day OF November nexti WHICH ''s'
must be paid the credi, ofthe Chesapeake ana
ohio Canal Company, to the Cashier or other "
| either of the following Banks. viz:
rho nranch Bank Of the United States at WASH
ington; -. u..h;,o,or
| The Patriotic Bank Of Washington. do
The Bank Of the Metropolis, do
| rh Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Georgetown
The Bank of Alexandria, at AleAandriai
| The Bank of Potomac, 90
| TIE Farmers BANK of Alexandra, do
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandra, do
| Tba uaperstowu Bank, in ilagerstown, Nd .
ri. Rranch of the Valley BANK IN Charesto"n va
rhs pr,pch of the Valley Bank, in Leesburg, va
Nv order of the President and Directors:
~ JOHN P. lNGLE,
clerk Ches. s Ohio Canal Company.
aug 4-IawsNoys
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30

HlOVtO Sh III
4 YOUNG and healthy egro Girl, (sbout 70 years
u of .ge) Drought up aud well taught in gemteel
family, as sempstress, washer and uoner, chamber
maid, &C She has faults, compared with those
OF her condition. and will not be sold to SO out OF 'hc
neighborhood inquire OF the Printer.
TO be sold to some person residing III the Count, ct
Alexandria OF one Of the adj Joining c"un''es OF VlrSi
MIA. OCT - AwoW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30

The population of the City and oo" nsSsu vi
Philadel phia. according to the recen' 'e"'"''
amounts to 5000 souls.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30

~ By Divine permission, the Rev. U. b.
BRnws viii preach At the Ssptist Meeting House to-
morrow a, half past O'Clock r. ~ and at early can
delight oct ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30
BY GEORGE WHITE.
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
AN SATURDaY, the 1871 day Of nert month. a
~ II o'clock gt noon, the subscriber will offer fog
SALE at pubic suction the premises. undivde&
moet, of the Establishment commonly called the
%-v,A "CITY T.4TERN,"
Sss { lie now IN the occupation Off Claget. 1.
III, m tuated the west side OF Royal stress
G syssss and south side of Cameron street, extend
ing from the of said ,treets south Royal
street so feet; thence l25 feet 81 inches, thence
south 81 feet 81 inches, thence west II feet, thence
north loo feet o. inches to Cameron street, themes
east on Cameron street 1877 feet 81 nehes to Tho be-
ginning. And
One .4unmfy or Rent in Fec Of 1894,
payahIe hale earl, the 18th Ma, 18th Novss
Der in every charged thiee story brick td
nement and lot OF ground on the east side OF Roy0
street. between King and Prince streets. now IN the
occupation Of James Green. Terms cath
The above sale will be made under deed Of trusP
from William 8. Moore and wife to II. l. Taylor, for
the indemnity If Thos Irwin.
For the Trustee;
aug II go VIII. ID. MUTT, Auot.
P The above sale Is postponed until ST.
| TI'RDRY the l7th Of atenber, Of noon
-One-third Of The purchase money to be PAID
in hand the r. sidur two ,qual irs,sluenss o. T.
, -, yt ,.,a,,Iti pcs rvuss snsiI bN
completed with power to the Trustee to re- sell fU&
any default in payment r.c,on
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30
'---
SHIP NEWS.
PoRr or .aLEXaADRLa, CD. C. ,

ARRIVED, OCTOBER go,
Steamboat Franklin, hewitt, Bait; freight and
passengers for the District.
SAILED, OCTOBER 90,
SIoop Dedemia, Elkerlon, Phiad.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk.
aSs-
Ship North America, Bardiu, cleared at Phlla-
depha o. III inst. for this port.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30

,,rrgn5Y DRyLyG. 0cToBER 50, 1870.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30

FRKDERIcK> LAssIcAL ACADEMr,
,jefo5er iM $50. {
Mr. ROBERT CLAnKE WAS pup. ~ hs emlnary at
the comm, ncemen; II the Year 1873. whel ook
charge IT it lie had, at that INT, made consdera-
be progress III his classical 5 Wa wei sa-
tsted to h> acqurem. and y much pleased ith
his assi,iui:y and correc, dc meat ,h,' smpu, Ell
him Assistant duing ia, var 1872 and IN that
station his services scr, ,n,rrl, Satisfactory Since
that tim, he has had charge, hims. f at School in
fredericksburg, and # his sch Glars have been
study ing the Ciass'cs
l con,iier Ir. CLARKE 200 Latin and Greek scho
lar He also studied Arhn tic and the first four
books If Euclid with From my knos'edb e Of
Mr. Clarke in'u-tr, corr ctness, and intelligence,
have hes alton III stating that AIN convinced he
will be an efficient and valuable Teacher.
TItOHAS u. HANSON.
We, the undersigned, who have for several years
sen, our children the School of MIR ROBERT CLARKE
in the Town Of Fredericksburg understanding that
Mr. Clarke ABOUT To remove to Alexandria, take pea
sure in stating that consider him qualified IN an
eminent degree, instruct IN those branches winch
he poesses To teach. and that his moral character is
entirely unexcep,ionabie.
JNO. l.. MARYS,
Ro3r, FIFE,
JAMES WILL ANS,
GARRETT MINOR,
ROBERT MACKAY.
FnEpERIcKsBUno, October 10, 1880
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30
Aiil.,e

New Goods.
nIUE black, MKT, and drab cloths
ID C.s,ineres aud cassinetis
Fianneis, blankets
Gro de Maps. battsle
Circsssisns, grapes, black Italian GRAPES
Gauze and lace wells
Mer,no and Ca hmere shswls
Superior gsuze scarts and shswls .
BLACK silk hose, black and white silk halt do
Green. blue, and pink Florence
Thread and bobbinett lace and edgings, &c
also, an additional supply Of
Looking glasses glassware, &c
S Sas: ~ s1'e''S A' ~ GEO, WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30
~Sap

r.. celebration of French Liberty held IN
-. :,rt,,r an Thursday, is represented to have
W "-' mite imposing The volunteer companies
".a Jij and ,he professions Of different assocla-
''' n,rt,,uIar!y the Printers, were well ma
aus en- Jo<gs' Grafton Is said 10 have been
'','N, sa,rt. On Monday We will be able to
. -, particular account from the Washington
papers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30

.,.,,,,o, a, ha,A-The 10Th o! September
Le' ss;;ap,ciic. from Liverpool. was below a
.Y5rs on Wednesday
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30
"A Mouse evvant fAr sale

FnrpERIcksBUno, October Is, 1880
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-11
DO lIG SRI =,
FROM the Fincastle, Va. Patriot, Nov. :.
Comm OuigenLIb No Green u a,,,.Ji.


Tins case (Which was an indictment for ,a.
sing counterfeit money &c. with intent 10 IN ,,s
u uefrand Jacoh Stoner) commen need on Tnur>.
day the 29Ih ulto. before the Hoo. Judpe Al.
len. ar
me Jury having heard the evidence. ,et;rad
o u. rr'aay evening, and on Saturday morning
returned INTO court with a verdict of qlji,,, %
ceitain'ng the term OF Imprisonment, of ,as NV;
s"ner' N the public jail and penitsntary bonSe
OF inns commonwealth, to he ten years.
on tuesday last, the prisoner was led ,o TIM
oar, IN custody oil the tailor. and the .s, "" ,"e
OF 'ne Ia" was passed on him by the Con,,
ne"e.,n fvlnced signs OF feeling, partcuarlv
80 ~, na 'tase a'"aeh ohis wife and children
warning others, and expressed a ds,ar.'s s
ton to alter his course of life. '''e' '''na-
Counsel oonnsel for the Commonwealth. Tbomson
1rstchdsId ami Sidney l.. Ba,,er r
I 0' The fr'scner, James B. Risque. Frrdiasoa