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Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-11-05
From fhe Uaifsd States Telegraph.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR.
III Camp, north Of Cdnza river, NJ ". Ter
riiory, Oct. 4, 1880.

'SIt (u"tft H0f"t " C+'s~" W. ~ ~ -
Tiiory, Oct. q, 1880
DRAp StR-I have often grieyeG to hear
those who are opposed 10 the plan of giving
% the Indiana n nermanent residence in this
Norlh Western TERRITORY. represent il as
moor region. in which mothers and children
peri,h on account of it's poorness. No sub.
iect seams 10 sneak for itself more distinctly,
than ,hnt which relates Nv the character of o
nsa, country. lis good and bad features are
nrominet. and are alike exhitcd to all who
rboose IN look upon them. And vet there
;s No common TONIC upon which men, of the
most r;gd integrity. more widely differ in
their onininns and representations.
Or he su,nbieness of thjs country for the
sa-..iaencs .s.1'sgri-
culture ana us KINDRED pursuits nave spo;
KEN ana sheh speak WIN great cohnuehee'
hotWhhstanuihg am awore mat my partial
nies anu preluulces' may Ieau me lnio ms
taHes' US suppose olheiS nave nech led- ny
sheIs' rms country VIII remain 10 De seen
anu 10 testify ~ favor Oh or ageinst my oPh-
ions' centuries aiter .ne Piace Oh my sfeeping
ouss shali De eraseu ifo'i Tue memory OF uiah.
4 am now performing my iopNh tour thro,
tnls country, y meal 'he country west OF
the State OF Missouri, and the Territory OF
hlkuhsas,l nave Oeeh more tlan weeks
on the north SIDE OF the kanza+ river, re-
glon which had seen before. Here have
been agreeably disappointed, as had been
in my three former tours south of this. The
country is better than had expected TO find
1t. The soil, as it is southwardly, is almost
universally rich. BY richness Imean the
fertility Of the bottom lands OF Potomac, the
valley OF Hagerstown, and the richest re-
gions Of the western States.
When ] say wood is too scarce, hope
shall not be misunderstood. cannot, perhaps
give you better conception OF my views on
rms point, THAN by stating my decided opln-
ION that, making all reasonable calculation
for the improvements OF the condition, and
the increase OF population OF ;lIe Delawaree-
whose boundaries am making, they have OF
least four times as much country as their
numbers require. Wood, water, soil, and
stone, are such that any one fourth part oil
the country assigned them, would, say, be
sufficient for their use, in view of their most
hopeful prosperity in future.
We have no time tospare in search of min
erals. yet we have found excellent iron ore,
mines of mineral con, that we have discov-
covered,
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-11-05

y Pronounced by the natives of the same
name, Kau-zau.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-11-05

BY the packet ship Brittunia, Capt. Mar
shall, from Liverpool, the Editors of the
Commercial Advertiser have received Lon.
don papers of the lsl Of October, and Liver.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-11-05

We have only time to add. that articles of
lcaPitnlalion were agreed 10 on the day of bat.
lie (Augusi 2Sth, between the Government,
and the victors, by virtue of which the lalIo,
entered the capital at O'Clock, p. NJ. The
persons aud PROPERTY of the Inhabitants were
euaran'led by the conquorors, except thai
certain obnoxious individuals were required 10
depart for Carthsgena within three dnys.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

nt.p.S,.lsf, 10 the sne. a aflhe pstltalnra@
tars caiapaisa. Inc minister has hfea nsa'n
trytnr ~ 1in bach me Tories. hai he has agas'i
Ialied lis Grace. Ne are assre. esPse" /"
get az qn,eiiy through AZ nrese"' ss's""
h. dbl fhr iasi. ~ ws ate not qnht snff 10
the ..p.eta ION - ~ founded lie has msd.
nj least one ehsagi 10 his system. Nhish VI"
render ~. state mote grscions. 5r jaime 0ea,-
lett Is rnuzzl#a. ana very hkrif 30 b. si.misssa'
AID h. pie.s - 20 b. .nanssed nv oiHe, mum,
N,,f. Of tbs hereafter. Sn George mafats
,uoer..,r Ia. MOI yet hsen foand there have
been two DISAPPOINTMENT.
A letter from LanIas II iAlh October. says
Tho weather has been very hns Tor the TAR
mers gathering their seeds. 1loVtrsesd - III
,,,aseo,,ence ~. inquired after. = l1ur mosrs
of .loal IL t28s2D,. "a bond. aud Is father hsa-
w 81 .ale vt - 10 81. daily paid.
CoffeI,lo ,deuse ofhs v. Y. Journal Of COM
LosDos. l1,h Oct. 1890.
The near anptoach OF the session Of pain.
ment giyrs - to much specul ition as 10 tue
pIan. of the Duks oi Wellington fpr the Com
no,tt,on Of HI. caninst, and 10 regafd "a the DO
me,t,e aud foreign relations of the country. II
/. snI that SIR t,eorgn Murray salfeady on Inc
eve Of quitting the colouhl department that.
1ir soaiBufn u 10 resign the place oi Chhneei
Ter OF the Exchcquer Tor tho Speaksrship oi the
COMMONS. and mat Lord Palnrtston, the
Grants. ~ are to fofn AL alliance viii The
administration.
Inc feelings 81 this government are very
strongly svefse - The annexation nl tue srthet-
lands 10 France. l. susiy aud q".t jeai-
ousiss, il his been fpunl requisite On the pui
of France Ia g,vp IN most positive nsshfAac"
Of a determination 10 refrain ron enlAtslns as
Territory, aud stu II !. eViienl That cvcn the "t
iuaI arfe.t VI French subl eeis on the point oil
pnsstns the Fton Iers has hardy removed the
sppishenso1.cIet rd by tle Icy ofiic lDS050
freuah soldiers Preparations los hosult.es,
boNsvcr, have taken plie. IN this country.
WHAT may happen @hrn Parliament meets vii
depend on the events of the day. Al prrsent
the settlement Of The dlsiurbauees Is the object
near Il The heart OF every European toserotgn,
sad tue neat - ~ al Isl them without fofcitle
Interference. beCaa.r iircy have ltrftty been Ia
the habit Of c.'al'lng The prmflpis ot npn-in-
lerfftonee. aud tls9 because tsry moe TINA
suspect that Interfering would be The comnnedcs-
meni Of such dlssculipus brtsern 5osnfclgns
aud subject. ~ u0Hl1 shake d3Bn nOst ol the
thrones Ia Europe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

4 Ffnrks,e SUialBler- cass has been IN es-
ap,n,tion befote the United States District
Court, nov IN session here, which exhibits n
,eckIes,ncs, ofdeaIh nnd OF danger bat sal Ion
.paall-d. James Riding. "A seaman, be
tween whom and his captain considerable dill
entity had existed IN copseq ience OF certain
inut.n6ns conduct, formed determination 10
leave the snip which, at the tune, was in the
port OF Trieste. He was prevented from de-
serting while in port by being put in Il Sc
confnement aud mol placed on board till the
moment of sailing. The ship went out of the
harbor o Trieste towards evening" tue next
morning RIDING vas missing, and all conJec-
IN e rs 10 his probable fate was unsa'i factory.
lie vas known - have bacn "A veniuresOme
saor and an expert swimmer; but that he
should voluntarily throw HIM self overheard in
the nishf, whrn ter eas scarcely possibi.i-
~ Of his escaping nnmed,ir drowning, was a
height Of rashnpss which il WAS supposed he
would uot venture. Inc GGlf OF Venice, where
the ship then was, is remarkable for a rapid
anl slrons current; against " hlch II woald tie
impossible Tor The most athletic powers long u
huid out aud the Impression brcane eeneral
among t1e crew, tnat they shoaid see then
M -tnale 10 noIe.
No hing was heard OF Riding, until some
ti.nr a.lrr news came that ii staniu flo lIing
down the Gulf on spar had been pack I'd up on
ine morning n'.,ve all ,ded To, by Ecuetln
cnas'er. lie bad survived nine hours IN the
watet with nothing 10 sustain him hat this 81 Il.
der spar. The case IA cuur' vas btoaght 10
recover his wages. Boston Traveller
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

TIE eam,,it,.s ~ arrangement, acting N
gehaHf OF ffe siiIzens 81 S.w YORK, met ~ ~
lay essnins to eonsltsr the plta OF efl'hf''ihk
! iatr recent triumph Of u iettY ~ Frame ~.
JaaEs MosgoE, LAT President ~ me u 2i't p
was 1slls1 Ia the Char, aud aibsfi ~
Waller Bovine Ani TaDmas llertea, b'1'
we're appointed ss yies prrsllents. ot'lsi
Jsck soa and VI. ~ Noab we're appomtsa De
efeiarles
Ga taking fhe chair, Mr. MosRoE addressed
| the meeting Al som length. although 40 very
delicate state ofhralth. IL remarked, that the
cause Tor ~iiieh The people Of France had re-
| Gently contrndrt anl - which they we're SUE
cessfui, was oftle deepest inirrest-it "as the
cause nf mankind. and all naiions wohih iee'
/ IFS innnonce. lie hlinied 10 tae former fe'7
| luton Of france, par Of which he had nun
! sell eitnessed, and cJnfrasted lhrbloody scenes
| when CharA-ie sst tat es"ni "ht ne na-
| manly u the recent successful QUE. IN oo'h
rev '5nIIuns Iaf1yrne Wis tn acior--in tine Tor
/ tnar. hr wa sfHt pr. pusr IL = dungeon IN 'pe
er. ne ia bren elevated % ihe hignesi pot
~ honor. and s'oo1 Foremost "a the aheelIo1s
Of he Freach prop'e Hn1 lac tru tel his lie
would long lie spared 10 enjoy 50 dstngh''"ea
place. Ia he course Of MS reniatks, ne h"'i-
" reeoUntPd me principal events oil our own
revolution. Ia which Lafayette bore "A conslich
Gus pant. He saw hin wnpn ne was wounded at
Brandy ~lnr--whs present AT the oapIhre oi
Lord Cornwa lis, DC. Nc. hnl he remarked,
there never lived greater pauiot, or one moro
frnly the friend oil tn rights aud lbeitIn' pl
III .ukinI. A the conclusion ot bis speech,
tn cltzrn, gave hun three checrs.
Tue Committee agreed that The celebration
shp ul3 he held on thr 18th instant The annIvei-
.aTy oi the evacuation Of New York ~ IS3.
The celebration IS To be general. embracing INT
evil and alitary Dodies, phpia fao'ls, hfe-
men &C. But inner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

The Brii.h merchants are ynrv naturally
taking adgautast, fir the benefit of then own
shipping, Of til nde-sIdel Coniltipp OF The West
In IL trade, which thanks . our WISE ronncIis.
Al ptrsent ehists. The frssidan : Prprla na-
ion throws our port, op"n - British vessels,
while The ports OF The Brush ISLANDS remain
closed ag alnat our vessels until the BRUSH Gov
ernm' mt shall receive information Of the Pr.
CldmaiiJn. aud think proper 10 end out orders
10 oprn tlem. The following is ole 0i the
fruit, Of tns strang state OF things. aud will
sb"m thr opcra ton of II on our navigating n
trre,t 1ha American snip honihno WAS char
tered by an an;l'sh house N Jamaica To take
cargo from Nv York for ST. Thomas. the
usual en'repui between the u. 5. aud the Bri-
'tsh ports, but, taking advantage Of the Presi'
deus Proclamation, they srnl b itIsh ship
IL Ne" lptk, takr tnr cargo out Of the Moutano
Ip>t as str is tetd, to sail, leaving the o vnrrs
oil he AneIIcan ship t. admire the wi~.inm Of
tatir Govtrnmen', which cat, t EN- Cd, tor ~
ndrhnltr TIM. from advantage generous y
s1aated 10 the su9i ct. oi d foIc,sn Stat
,Adt Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

South Cdroliaa s6k and as .nlnofictare.-
We hay' in our pG ssss' on IA pair Of silk stock.
ms, III material OF VIII ia was raised by Miss
ii rret WYNN Of m,horough in Fairfield
Dsnlei and knit by that young lady's hands i;
winch every one to whom VIZ have shown them
rrpnaunLe beautiful. TheY certainly are be-
you'd ANY idea we had formed Of the perfection
which this interesting culture had reached IN
Sou Carolina. II is almo I impossible To dis.
tineuish them from the finest specimens q f wo.
ven hosiery, and they entiie our fair iripud TO
very great praise for patriotism and ingenuity.
Such specimen in our opinion titles The prac-
tcao,Iily Of silk cultivation in State.
( Camden JynrnnI =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
tPeters5arg Old Dominion

NOVEL CASE.-N "A recent term OF tae
Court oil Common Pleas Mt Newport 4. I. an
nIalofa cause hetHeen parties, nne OF whom was
mason and the "ihcrnot. a juloi WAS challeng.
ed an rejected because he was a itrp-nasou
The case is ii novel one N least in this part OF
the c)phtrV, aud is thus reported ~ the New
Bedford Mercury OF Saturday last:
" In case, B"ni. Chase rs. ]. L. Borden
which was an acton of assumpS tor the reco.
very Of money due on hook account, an ~.
caplion was taken 10 Mr.. Bateman Mumo. one
Of the drawn jurors, a, no. qualified 10 sIl ms a
iTier "a this cause. Ihe ground o the obiec.
ton was, tIat Mr.. J. G. borden, the defendant.
a member OF n Masonic Lodge in the state
Of Massachusetts, aud that the Juror objected
TO was n Mason, aud therefore disqualified by
his masonic obligations To decide invariably
between the parties at The bar. one of whom on
ly Was connected with the Masons Several
witnessts were sworn aud eSamined as to the
nature oi these oaths and parilcuia - how far
trey are Tepor ed with accuracy IN an anti-ma.
sonic publication, called Light on Masonry :"
The question was then argued with ear.
nestness and ability, aud the importance of
The deon,on very fully depicted nv Me,sIs
pearce and Turner for the ohiector /; an |
Hazard aud Cranston liz reply to il. Alter ad-
lourniog TO deliberate. the Court decided, we
understand. that the objection should he sss.
tanned. and he juror Withdrawn. One of the
Judges remarkmg ma subsequent stage of the
proceedings, that the juror was taken on. moi
because5le was mason, hut on account OF the
nature OF The Obligations which were in evidence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
DO NE :5spIc.
from ~. R,ebaoaf 'rhg. Mr.. Is.

from ias Richmond Wig, Npr. Is.
Ahan eleven days ago, M. Reed arrived
rs this CIV hsn Scot'anb. having come 10
I,irl,tnpnd ~ y Srssnbasi from so'ue vessel be-
low. Ia. night Of hi, arrival. u" ~as seem at -
Mr. Ains~orih's, vhJ kerps publir house ~
Hoekfits ia The scf u Is satd, al treating tso
a. tlars Who had rem Tered bim some service.
From that time. Mr.. X. was missing. nor could
.av clue he Uncovered by which In account
far his ny. srioos disappearance. nofsithsisnd-
ing vigorous steps taken 10y MS brother, In the
fo,rs. of wh,eh Ains~ortb was unprecedented,
but discharged again from some inf0rmslliy ia
the warrant.
Yesterday, the dead body Of Heed was foun
Suspended 10 = stpoping tee, hanging by t~n
pocket handkerchief.. the one tied around the
body Of the tree, the second around lis n"ck
and attached 10 the otisr y snegfo nm VINO
WIS getting wood M raSine a inile ani u hall
eat Of the CITY. Appearances are stii u ind
cate that the body had b 'sn placed ~ the posi-
lion IN " hich II Wa fOnni since DEAN. lhefe
we're no buzznfds around I, n woull have
br.o The ra.c bad II remained 50 iong where II
VA. fund aud there Wa iliilr re i1lty ~ the
juints. giving eroanj 10 The suspicion that be
had been dfoWnsd. The tanks and bell,
were III eek. but tbs vas supposed 10 he thr
eiT.ct 81 puiretnclibn HI age seeufed from
spppar,ncr. IN b. - ur 30
An iuu Ipst va summoned anu sal all day m
III. GAMMA OF evidence. friend 10
whom We ten! sroDr tBtuks, las turni.bed us
WITH the following i. the subsiaace OF tue YER
dict
" The jury say that The sail Reed was mur
jerrd by some person, ~ persons, 10 thsm un'
kau~n that the bot, had been under water ;
that ssuie mark. Of violence appeared upon the
face, but not such as ~ ihclr opinion Hefe like
" 10 produce death they say al.o, ihai ihe
body, when shown 10 them, sas suspende ]
from tree, by two handkerchIeis, Ia a favIne,
IN = North Eastern direction from Mrs. Geo
Blakeys. F=pin tnr evidence II appeared thal
the deceased arrived il kehmoni on Thurs
day mofning the 1lh instant lat ttere WIS
no evidence gong 10 prpye the .l'ghtest mental
alien ~ IN, All ttatiir had not brrn seen since
that tim~. Inr Jury Vas satisfied that tie de.
ceased was suspended ptne tee after he had
been murdered, aa1 from the appearance Of
thn body, thai ~ couli mo- hive been remain
ing ~ Ihat situation sloee - daN hn was nIs
sing. Eydrurr .yas nddIteI brfDtr the Jnty, To
provo to- d'cea sed vas last etn Al the house
of r. Aasworth, n RB keit., nho ts proprietor
ui - seaman 5 b larhnZ - lpu-e. Bul IS II v rs
deraaed not sufficient 10 auth1tlzo auJ proceed
rug against @atd Ainsworih. no mruttOn was
made NJ thsi evidence IN tac verdiei. lhe
Jaiy was de- inrd irom edrjg ia the day, natd
soma titnc after d,rk, Ia "ka,unung. ic,lInonF,
&c. AtnsunfIh himself wa, ekttn,ned he
dI,cibimc1 Any know edge Of ihr drcedssd, bal
eyinrci considerable rniptiod du,"g no tAdID-
lnaiIon."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

Most Ertraoriinary Cass tbout three
weeks since IN ID hlin, voting Rlrl named
Anne Tailor. nRrd sight~en years, III III al
despair drank garnIiiy ol viiridl. She VA
instantly seized with The most vIolrnt pans,
| AID removed to h"k's Hospital, where the
usual remedir' for nedlrnlzidg the dreadful eff
tecis Of the viriol "ctr Applied. such now
ev' :, "cre 'he consequences Of tn" po'son "ron
hi unfoftlnatr creature, that she threw ~
four nchr, Of HE entife y iindar OF the sinm-
hch, and The iDiet cntis 81 the iabe leading
down the stom,c9. Both Of thrse have ben
preserve ana hive tern srnt 10 The Cuifg" 81
Surgeons From the lins thai the wet hrl
woman oaG sent n Marks ll,spt,l - tbc pre-.
cent DAY. she has been nnlrr the Gaze oil sur
grOn turbrt. m ! nv III" exercise oi his me-
dcnl skill Anne Ia, l,r IL nov So FAR recover
Ell. ~ go h. able ~ lake the runli,hnrnl which
IS plent tully supplied to her IN that valuable
in,ttplinn. aud IN the course last week she
sas aIong enough IN walk about ihe room.
Dabim HgrniHg hgi1cy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

We may expect ~ hear of "A memorial from
The sugar planters oi I.puisiani /, Congress, II
the approaching session, ior an angnsniati ~
ut the duty on imported sugar, a. We p rec rye
bP IN" report of n committee Of pllnltr,in the
parish OF 81. Martin, published in the Attahapas
Hhzeife. that they are not satisfied with then
prnhis. II 7ppcais from This rrpbrt tlata PLAN
tai'on u 300 ceres with every nppendage ne
oessary Ion cultivation and nanuflctute. inclu-
dug oversee''s and sngarnakers' wages, re-
cures an Investment OF $50, 7Ol p !; u thai the
average annual pro luce al such an establish
ment Dung three years,i 25DOD0 pounds.
which is worth IN New Orleans cts. per lb. or
Sla o9O. and 10000 gallons OF molasses, worth
Sl,2o0-toIal sl62O5 the expenses on which
ar stated TO be- S9.71i-leavng net profit of
S6,I2I or i-3 per cent on the capital lnyes-
ted. lhis is moderate enough To 10 sure IA
min nigh turn his capital Ia much better at
cnnnt-'housh 'hr planters and farmers Of V,r.
ena would ha very we'll satisfied il they could
rrdlze even ~ per c"nt on the cost Of their
pautatitas and capital Iays,trd IN iao caluva-
OF teen. NJrjoLt HeraM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

lie a4.l5 that thsy are all extremely poor =
,,J almost entirely dependent upon their iriends
anil acquaintance for lhr'r ordinary snh''s,
,.n.e ba wing received no all irIn the Grnef"'
Government, owing to their inah'l ~ 10 oet1n
The strictly lpgal proof in relation - the ser
vice. eerformcJ, required by the acts OF Con-
Vfss,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
" Yours, with esteer
Ii. CROSSMAN,
Lieut. b WALKER. Z. 5. Army
U. S Amy. Jefferson Barracks.

Treaty i1M Turkey. New York Daily
Advertiser states Nil. Rh'nd, Commissioner 10
l"fkef, has arrived in the bog Phebe Ann.
lf"'h Smyrna. tie brings wits hin an impor.
tam C0mmerdim Ifeatg negotiated by hm
at ConstsniInoplc with lhc Sublime Pore.
which IS said 10 be highly fa.orable 10 this
country. Ihisis The FIST 'rray ever nego,ia.
tel between the two Governments. Mir. n.
speaks IN The highest tennis of The Treatment
he received from thai government, aud The
iihliy disposition manifested towards this
c0uairv.
MI Il. brought out with HIN four elegant
Arabian 10 SEES " hich he obtained at Constan-
tinople.
policy was Obtained upon them last Saiur.
day, At one of the Ma,ne office, for SjUtlO. at
10 PER cent premium, coveaauting 10 deliver
them at New YORK ah,e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

-Four Agsd Patriot Brothers We have h"en
nr..enied, saws The Boston Christian Naiih-
mn win ne namss which follow, as Vehf'a'
bio ani rrspecinpIe mhn, who served "en
.o.,,,ry IN onr Rsvo' ifipnary army: al oi
,i,.,n now living, aud n as gold health rs 9th :
.r.offn .;rs,es Inc sircusnstince that thfy
h ar the G4iniy relation Of brothers, ahd 'her
.d,,pcei years, IS worthy Of observation, as
Will AZ The fact tina, the eldest Of them ser'-
81 IA the army s,yea years and five months.
:.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
YOStVNne,,, ent,.

sltiE Meeting Of the Stockholi,ers of the
- Lsnchburs and Salem Turnpike Conpa.
ny is postponed, to meet al the Franklin Ho,ei
III Lt ncs5urg, ON Friday The 10Th OF Drceinher
Noy. 30, 100.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
q. q. Y. nil. Rtp,lslie n.

4.xakytfy.--A correspondent miof"s u
=, TIRE reqi- ~ Franklin eonnty "a
"a. s,.,e. ni.e revolutionary ."idiaf6--"h
og ,re.e4ls !. ae7 'di,lisf-s hs'e. ages are
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

bsfors the Govt. I'D N4iei wsfs eau'iif'ss
1, ooaa,si sl,a t,e oslh Of tie JUL 4 'HP''
II UPON hisn hsfe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

Ths RrikR Ddg.-frsterday forenoon n man
about 10 wears ot ago, an many years
IA the emn'aynrnt OF = carver mud glider,
in The 'n,ighborhnod of BlnckiIlnrs, was
m,rtird TO u yoIag wo nan Of his own
rank ~ If. After the ceremony the happy
nair adinnruel 10 Tho bridcgroo"'s dyrliag,
| attended Nv u few firnda, 10 enjoy the lnsu.
rirs Of the marriage dinner. which in due time
was laid m the table unlnck,ly some dispute
arose between tho new ly-maIried couple which
then mnfurl freud, could not allav, nod It was
cat RED 70 ,neh length Tint the bridegroom
attended nv freud left thu bride AMI he'
maids 10 finish the dinner while thy prorred-
! al 20 PtdAlr-nnrk near lactfrar bridge, about
, o'clock, IN order thnt thu bridegroom fnigh
drown himself with tbs intrnt no deliberately
pailed OF his coat & hat, which hn Delivered
~ his lfipn5 proceeded over nuinber OF
ha-ges, aud threw himirlf into the river
Fortunately there WASH lighter man ramed
Barllet, near the spot, who snw all his
aud Instantly proceed 10 his assistance
VIII III. oid Of long BARGE hook, h.
was en1bled 10 bring the unhappy bridegroom
on shore who. it is supposed, after good
duching, change his min ms he very eagerly
caught hold ofthe hook WHEN stretched out To-
wards him, Il chung 6rnly Ia ii ilIith,oagNt him
safe 10 lani. lln and his friends thru proceed Il
homewerd' 10 spend the afternoon with the bride
aud hct maids. LoadOn Paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
A white man ofthe name Of ELIJAH KIN.

A white man Of the name Of ELI MI III VI.
BROUGH WIS hung A. Raleigh, Noub Carulmd.
on lhe 5fh lust. for the crime oil wliiul mud
Al the Same ,l,lr. n negro man named CAREY
was hung for breaking iato a kitchen, OF out
house, where ~ one slept, and robbing IL at AZ
tcles worth. perhaps five dollars. According
Ia 'hls tariff oi legal peasl,ies the lie Of an
drviinal Is worth five dollars and in the mo-
ri code, stealing l,cn OF Two OF bacon is rs
heinous "A crime rs the fullest murder fae
reader will understand !. OF co1Isc, thai tapre Is
no peniten'ary IN tine State vi Nor,A Car,itna.
IAai. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

man may he hypocrite all his i,a
tong oe!ore The public |; ont no ma' ''e'
"as osj"re ms o'cn family. His true d'sPos''''"
~ '"a' watch they see, however II may afp'A'