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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-30
Fashionable Boots and Shoes

rAsnioAaDle BOOTS and Shoes
THE subscribers have hand, a very extensive
Il assortment of every description of ladies, gen
tlemens misses, boys, and childrens boots bootees
and Shoes of superior quality, all which will be
warranted as they were made at their factory.
i'oo pair ladies' lasting satteen, and kid slippers of
every quality and price
500 do ladies' morocco walking shoes
5OO do do sealskln and goaskin walking shoes
3OO do do lasting walking shoes with and " it'll
out heels and at various prices
so do do bronze and blue morocco sinners
so do do blus and jet black satin slippers
so do do white satin and lasting slippers
100 do do sealskin walking shoes without heels
100 do misses morocco and sealskn slippers
Ioo 90 90 do do walking shoes
100 do do lasting slippers, coloured and black
500 do gentlemen's cafskin sealskin and goat
skin boots of various qualities and price
800 do do boots very low prices
100 do do superior calfskin shoes
100 do do do do pumps
$50 do do very superior goatskin dress
500 do mems stout prime kip pegged and sewed
bootees, very superior and low prices
1900 do prime thick pegged s sewed bootees and
shoes, suitable for factory and plantation hands
500 do Womens leather shoes of excellent quality
2OO do boys bootees and shoes, various kinds
800 do ladies' andgentemens India rubber shoes
large sizes and superior quality
1000 do chlldren's shoes and buotees COMPRISING
almost every kind ever made, the quality of
Whlch Is very superior
100 lbs wrapping Irvine, which will be sold very low
900 whsker brushes, handsome article
100 pair ladies' and g'ntlemens cork soals, new
article for keeping the foot dry and warm
90 superior made leather travelling trunks some
extra large sizes double and single
% beautiful travelling bags with iron clasps .
100 lbs green hemp shoe thread
Black and Russell valices.
All Of which will be sold at very low prices at
wholesale retail, BY
GRANNISS SON & BROTHERS.
Corner Of Main and nth streets
T. 5. They "ill receive IN a few days many other
now and superior articles. oct %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-30
MA RTNH NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

Schr Ben Valentine, Phillips, from New York
with sundres to Davenport, Allen & Co, Bagwell,
smith & Hannah, NJ Myers, Perkins g. Harris, ] N
Gordon, ] Wilcox, jr. 81 Co, Otis, Dunlop &, 90.
IS g. r Andrew, c NJ Mitchell, Wyss, B Peyton,
] r Trplett.
Scbr Gen Washington, TefFries from New York,
with hay to J Wallace.
Sloop Fame, Tyler, from New York, with sugar
10 Davenport, Allen & Co.
SAILED,
Schr Rambler, Colly, for Boston, coal and 6our
Schr Richmond, Fabric, for Salem, flour and to-
bacco.
schr Brazil, Creighton, for Baltimore, coal.
NEW YORK, Oct. q6.-Cleared, schr Effort.
Bell, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-30
LswIsDuRG, Oct %.


Storm The most uncommon fall of hail accom-
panied with severe thunder and lightning and very
heavy ram, we ever remember to have witnessed
fell on la Tuesday, about o'clock. At this season
Of the year, these phenomIna unusual. The hail
fell in such abundance (hough OF small sizel as TO
allow the citizens to collect 1t IN quantities sufficient
to make hail storm in earnesi.-C Palladium.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-30

.4nti-SkeletonF-The Philadelphia Gazette SAYS,
the following the weight Of ten respectable shin
masters oeiongihg 70 me Foit OF Philadelphia, re-
247, GAS, 939 237-262O-Average 262lbs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-30

OF Passengers going to New York in the
Sclr' EXIT will please on Dourd TINS day, az 2
o'clock, at Rockets, at which time he will he taken
IN tow by the Steamboat. JAMES GlBBON.
oct 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-30

Salt, Nails, Paper, &c.
We hare for sale,
L 300 0' aasi, nails fro" Sd to RO1' superior
$50 sacks superior salt
10 hhds Antigua rum
do Jamaica do
600 reams writing paper
100 bbls No. 3 mackerel
20 or casks Marseies M. wine
80 boxes and bbls loaf sugar
so bbs Albany beer
so hhds w. ]. sugars
10 cases Champagne Wine
pipes Cognac brandy
4OO sides soal leather
80 hhds moasses
90 do New Orleans rum
rs bbls whiskey
30 do prime pork
SO kegs white lead
100 tierces and bbls summer and fpll Iamp oil
100 boxes brown soap
80 boxes young hyson and imperial teas
10 uerces London porter and brown stout.
oct 2o-6t DAVENPORT ALLEN g. co.
SUGAR, MOLASSES, COFFEE. DC.
Oh Hhds first rate 81 Croix sugar
HO Is do dry Porto Rico do
l8 do do New Orleans do
40 bags fine old white coffee
so do green Rio do
80 do do Lagura and Cuba do &.
% hhds West lndia molasses
80 brls best old rye whiskey
100 do No. 3, lnackarel
400 sacks Liverpool filled blown salt
ALSO,
New York inspected soal leather-for sale by
sept 90 RALSTON 81 PLEASANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-30
THEATRE-

POsilipslyfhe lasI nighi bi one u .ur H4CKETTrS
Engagement
~ In compliance with The wishes of several patrons
OF the Theatre aud the unprecedented be-
slowed upon the Comedy Of JONATHAN IN EN-
GLAND, 1t viii be repeated for the only time This
Evening
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-30

HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS.-The last
weekly bulletin is contained in The Advertiser ofthat
city, under date OF 9Th iBstant:-
II is gratifying to us to be able to announce, that
during the last few days the health of our city has
considerably improved. Cases OF yellow fever a re now
very few IN number, and the bills OF mortality have
somewhat decreased. From information that we de-
rive from members ofthe faculty we are told that the
prevailing sickness, at present, is such as is usually
attendant on sudden changes ofthc weather colds
and in fact sort of typhus. We continue without
rain, TO the greut annoyance of mcruants occupied
IN receiving large assortments of goods from the
north. little rain would be as beneficial to our
city, as 1t would to agriculture. We do not think
there is at present, any fear be entertained byl
strangers, as to the chunce of Their falling sick with
the annual fever that so desolaes our city. The
improved state ofthe health of some and the amen
ded state and robustness ofthe constitution ofothers
will be sufficient to guard them against the keen
winds that are so bitterly felt by those who are ac-
climated and constantly resident in the city. Our
hospitals continue full, but there are few cases of
yellew fever among the number, which is 244
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-30

Fashionable Fancy Store.
This Morning, oct. %.
ID OBERT II. JENKINS Is opening the follow.
IL ing Rich Fancy Goods;
New style belt rIbands for evening dresses the
most beautiful article TO be find
Elegant belt rlbands for silks
Extra rich pure white belt rbands
Ladies cravats. new style
Fashionable short rOuze scarfs
Rich changeable and fouard figured silks
Best long and short white boss skin gloves
Painted barrege scarfs
Fancy Paris kid gloves
New style Paais royal gnghams
Elegant bouncing lares
With many other now and fashionable goods. which,
with those OF recent arrivals form the most extensive
assortment Of rich goods IN tho cityfor sale At the
most reduced prlces,at JENKINS
MefIno Shawl Linen 80 Fancy Dry Good Store.
oct %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-30
BEGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.

Re1ectty ahead and entirely unparaHeled!!
5 Prizes of 1000 Dollars sold in one Dav.
Drawing OF the Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. IL.
80 81 % 25 90 al 81 % H.
Whole No 90, 81, 54, prize of $1,000
8, %, SO, do of 1000
Drawing of the Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. l6
80 So - 30 5 90 50 Al ~ co.
No %, 80, SO, prize of $1,000, all three of the
above CaPitols, sold and paid at sight, yesterday
by the fortunate and prompt pay BIGGER.
New York Lottery'-S2O,O 900 Capital.-Tickets
only s5-Drawmg to be received TO--DAY-for
the prizes, apply early TO BIGGER
oct 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-30

The match between Goliah, by American
Eclipse, and Bonnets- of Blue, by Sir Charles for
$1,000 aside halt Forfeit cosed-to be run over
the Union Course, Long Island, on the Second
Tuesday of May next. They both splendid
animals NJ GaSele
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-30
E'omthe Kenlucky ReporIsr
THE RAIL ROAD.


We have within few days received very fayora-
bic information of the progress Of Messrs KSrAss
and AcILyAIN, the Rail Road Engineers to the o.
hlo rVer;-the latter part oftber survey being on
level ridge OF table land is admirably adapted To
the proposed work. But the most interesting fact
IS, that the ONO river may be reached 40 miles,
miles loss than the distance to Louisville The fol-
lowing communication will be found interesting
MR SMITH: The last adyices from our Rail Road
Engineers, lot them within IA miles of Louisville,
their point OF destination with tins survey. The
prospect OF an eli be line for the road is extremely
ilattering aud satisfactory. The Engineers have for
the last ~ miles pursued the top of Ridge, which
Will require neither bridge, culveft, drain in The
grading but few entertainments and little excavation
hone that Will be heavy costly. The expense
OF grading that entire distance wall not much ex
coed the average cost ofgrading one mile and ha II
OF the Baltimore and ONO Railroad. between the
city and ElcOtt's mills. On the line there is album
dance OF excellent material for rail stills, which can
be procured at the cheapest rate, costing nothing
but the labour OF quarryIng. The whole line passes
through rich, fertile aud populous country, affording
abundance of transportation With such prospects
before US failure of the enterprise is hardly
possible
Further examinations will no doubt enable the
Engineers to change their route for one, even more
favorable IN point OF distances and less expensive
TO grading, between Lexington and Frankfort. The
present survey being experimental, it IS not TO be
expected than the Road When nude will occupy pre-
cisely much of the ground explored and found
70 be suitable. On their present survey the Enri-
neers have carried their line within seren or eight
miles of the Ohio river. Should the stockholders deem
II advisable TO reach the TiyeFat ihe nearest route
by leaving the present line at the point where II
approximates nearest the Ohio and running direct
ly to The river, 1t may be reached in less than 10
miles. w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-30
For Gibraltar,


~ The A. i. Brig FAME, Capt YoUve
SHA TO load ut Bermuda Hundreds without
eilSSA dclay-'or freight Of tobacco. cotton or
ss-s-- hour apply TO CHAS PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-30

Tickets 81, Halves ., Quarters for sale at
r. MICKLES,
oct 80 Next below the door of the Eagle Hote
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19

! snd n pssfeuity a, n PROSTATE the'n'e''e'
ne. 81 The ieui oi The iyfan'
Ba, he citizens Of Louisiana we're afsftneH
aud disgasied al proceedings hhs lheset ""a'
could he, say a. The contempt "i ih1 oe"s'"e-
| i,i, nsntf.sIsd BY Ihe executive ni MS ca',e-
IIe.. ,test,nsnis icon ofliee.-lp hs tr"om'na .
inn. of candidates fsIsefrd t,y The sfh"te, Anh
- ,o,,s a,a,inei of thrif COMBINATION
! What csn they ,--ihs high-,Hiadsd snd h'h"' D.
IA, -ssy 81 the enotspns pe1ns"iepe'fs
7 "A btob he Is consisnty stamping upon hs Tor
mer ptofessions s-prairssioes upon Tue
strength Of .uieh he WIS sulH'o'isb ny many
The ,,rofssstoas Of Tstfenehnrnt, "h"i hhVs
thew resulted ~, but Increased etp'huHu''
Where are his professions oil regard Tor ~
dicious iarid and system Of 'nts'n"l '"''
prosemenis lie has put his veto upon mem
aud the light that bencons the mst'"ei ONO
busy nhrts ol commerce iousi 90 o"' lAng"ot
aud neglscI mnsi sleep about our "hpa''"'"
fortIessss aud tho chains oil ,aiefha' Improve.
ment.. with which the several state, oil The re-
n.hl,e ARE .edea,or,ag 10 bud tbsinsriye, lpge-
liner. cannot be united. for want ola single Ink,
bscause the nsllonai treasury has peeh siua"''
ted TO reward his paftizans.
BG thu va. moi MI the patriotic cdizens OF
this .isie have not ietgolisa the warning voice
nf the pra.cieni Deibigay. IN Tegafd To " the
manifestations ~ some OF our sister s'afs
and lbey could not support the sdh'n'slnii2n
candidate for there wis rally bh' onn') WIN
out disregarding his prudent sngsssiion' Ja't'hg
hands with The nnlli6ers aud dsouion sis OF Tho
south, aud Ginning IL with The renegade Cup
OF ia his unseropnlo1s aud unbao""h ealtn
lat,pn OF tho value Of the UNION would
. Louisianans do Inns heVci-neset-they
will never fplinw ono NAM, 10 destroy mar con.
slituilon which has wihUood tue storms OF
half century. aud secured them protection and
happiness
They gave Their votes 10 Jackson ~ O mo
meat OF deuslon but when. 10 continue wnh
hun, they must consent 10 The bbrobsiion Of
the tnr6, and the system of internal improve
ment,-nay the anon itself, the sacrifice was
too much the day ofcalm rel ctton came, snd
majority were awakened 10 Ihc folly OF ihs
net, which hos already brought as own punish.
ineni ~ the defeat ni the measures. ~ The
of which Louisiana has y deep in
toresr. They have, therefore, masDanipously
felraerd their steps. and declared thar II our
union Is 10 become a by WORD among the ma
lions, rs undoing shall be no work ui theirs.
such, IT Is believed, ara lhr Indueemenl. that
have operated iiis apparent change III the pub
lic sentiment of onr slBie.--a change which
coming events viii prove 10 be abiding.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19
from iht BeRon Gazette lug ~.
SALt.J MURDER.

The court Yesterday and 10 day have been
emplosrd IA examining the " hnssseI Ia fasor
o I the defendant, j. = koapp. aud am one The
:.s, n. +. Knapp. The brother aud J. Knapp.
the f1ihsf Of the prisoner. Inc feelings of
The brother and father we're approached by the
misunderstanding more terrible has ever oc.
CURED m this country ~ young m,n. 10 year,
Of are, srrBigned On the peril of hb. aud wit
nes.es father aud brother on the stand, one
word from either Of ~h.,p would sal bis fate
on earth. l he court have asnln his morning
forbidden the ppblica ION ol aey testimony Al
present , all can Co. therefore,, Is iossy 10 you
thai Mr.. Webster prob IDLY will beglr hls closing
SPEECH tomorrow. Il ~ evening TIN cause will
possibly 20 10 The jury. Never hass fase bsen 50
shrswdly aud GIriy foagbli aud ou,'we young
men from Boston have gwen the HIN. Daniel
~ busy weeks work. Every step b,s been DIS
pntcd nch ny inch, With great resource aud le'
gal tact . Tho Argument ON both side VIII he
worth The heating, and il affords IN, pleasure
10 witness the talent which emanaIa ffJn our
Boston Bar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19

EXAMPLE, FoR DUELLisTs.-An Antiquity pre-
SCENTS us with II memorable passage concerning
two soldiers IN Cesar army, who, upon hot
contention, agreed upon tins expedlent To de-
eide the quarrel, namely, vigorously ~ attack
the common enemy. aud VmdIcate their own
by their counuy's honor. The resolution Ia.
ken, one of them assaulted the thickest squad
rous, and had liked 10 have saved his repu-
ton AZ the expense of his liberty but the other
reviewing the DAGGER OF his antagonist flew
after HIM with a generous emulation, bravely
rescued HIM from his surrounding Toes aud glo-
r'ously overthrow bnn 10y prevention OF his
overthrow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19
Lottery and Exchange Otllce.
smother" Richmond in the Field.

NHJM. DIGGEs. (snccessor 10 3. W. Hew.
w son, Lynchburg. Va.) has opened
Lottery and Exchange Offce in the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. B. W. Hewson,
where he will constantly keep for sale Tickets
IN most ofihe legally anthor,zed LOTTERIES in
the United States The former customers of
" Fortunes Cottage" and all who wish 10 catch
money as II ti,es, are invited TO send their
orders for Tickets--they W i'll be attended to
panciuay. He is animated with the pleasing
hope that" Madame Fortunes" smiles may
always attend his customers aud crown their
adventures with aieery successful commence
the new business he submits the following
handsome scheme TO adventurers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19
pRovERBs-r,anaoted from The French.

PROVERBS - Translated from the French.
Time aud patience changes mulberry leai
INTO satin,
Whea satan grows old he turns hermit.
A bad accommodation is better than good
lawsuit
tie who thinks TO stne his desires by gratiti-
cation. resembles him who tres TO exllnguish II
ire with heaps of straw.
He " ho fatrers you lnordinstely. either has
deceived you, or wishes to deceive YOU.
The worst wheel OF the carriage ALWAYS
makes the most noIsr,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19
CASH LIST.

Besides 4os, Sos, Dos, los, SC. &c.
Tickets Si-Aalyes S2-Qnarters 81,
For sale at the Office Of WM. DlGGLS
Successor TO b. W. Hewson.
L?nehburg, Va.
Where all orders from the con>try, (post
paid) will meet With due atiention-and the
cash paid al sight for all prizes.
W Notes on the Banks of North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, aud all Other Nor
thern Notes taken at discount.
Aug. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19
yI'EUS.

The Formulation of Stanton is usceriainod to be g26
being an increase OF 81 since 1920
Noai H. Swayne, of Ohio, has bren appointed by is
President, Attorney Of The United States ior the Distue
Of Ohio, vice Samuel Herrick, resigned.
The Richmond Enquirer announces tina, tho Debates
OF the Virginia Convention Will appear ia n few days
The delay in their publication has caused by tho
size OF the volume beng much larger than antiei-
pated--90O pages instead of 600
Vho Yetk tpena.l Recortet sNys. That the family Q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19
u 0MG 1&N..
From lie Journal OF Commerce, August g.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship De Rhsm, Capt! De Pevs.
ter, arrived yesterday from Hayre, bringing
The laiesi European int diligence. She brought
havre papers 60 the 9th and Paris 10 the 4th
OF July. They contain the official despatched
OF Count bourmant TO june 10th, and one OF
Admiral Duperre OF the Goth. The Coun, was
deceived IN surprising that they had taken the
Camp OF the Algerines ut Slaouei on III 9 l9,h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19

From ht iinc1Jie (Ia.) Patriot, 4uE. -.
On oludsy last few Young men belong
ing 10 the meighborhood OF Saen, IN this conn
~, agreed 10 take m excursion. for the pur
pose OF shooting deer Among the party were
,wo young men named Blankmship aud Mar
Tin, ltappears thai an enmliy Of long standing
existed between these men, aud SO SOM ~
b,Rnkn,hip ascerlnined that Mnrtn was one
OF tic parry. no commenced quarrel with,
and challenged hun to fight. To ins Martin
agreed, and proved himself more than match
for hrs opponent, vino got whipped. some
short time afterwards, IN tbs course of the day,
Blantmship, armed ith rifle took his sand
ri place where he expected the deer would
pass. lie had not been there long I'LL he saw
MartIo passing AZ snort distance, when he
Immediately hred al, aud wounded him, the
ball hayng entered little above the hip
aud taking an ubliqne direction, lodged ~
his body. The unfortunate man fingered III
Monday, whrn he died Blanknship has ab
seconded.
z. S. Blankinship has since been arrested
lie was hr,ugh, 10 this place IN Wednesday
| last nuder strong guald. and stands full,
committed FOR trial by called Courlo on Tues
day. We have heard various statements o
| the above murder, and the causcs winch led tc
it, bot W. believe the foregoing maybe reliec
| onas correct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19

The New 0rleans Mercantile Adv.ri,.er Of
the 22d alt. states thai the pirates brought into
that port by Lieut. Wilson, were bought Up
for examination on the 2lsi but NJ evidence
being produced TO crimiuate them. they were
discharged-r he Sehr. Fence. the vessel on
board OF which these men were ak,n asd the
slaves, remain IN the custody OF ell. States
Marshal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19
From :he Nep Orleans Argw. yulo o..

From :he New Orleans drgU, Julg2i.
Result Of HE Elections - he feiu,n. pub.
Iished on Monday. show that an aggregate of
3 lilo votes we're given TO the guhernalo,isl
Candidates who are opponents o, the present
national administration, while only 3, l6I were
given TO those friendly 10 ii--Ihus .AhibiIine
II INA orty OF ] $50 votes, OF all those pells d
Ia he recent election. against the ad,nin,stra.
ton. Connecting as much AS you will TO the
personal popularity Of the rcesslul candidate.
and 10 local politics, his is indicative OF q change
- The public sentiment Of n STATE that gave us
electoral vote 10 the present executive incum.
bent, the causes of which il were instructive for
moment to enquire uio.
The citizens oi LOUISIANA have heretofore
fell the military despoiism of The individual
who now fills the executive chat, Of the nation
but forgrtfui OF this, remembering only the
deiiseranee which he wrought on, for than
10 momeat OF delusion they yielded to the
impulse Of gratitude, and gave him tE.ir sui.
frages for the highrs, civil oilce IN the repsb.
iic But single year has sufiiced, with many.
20 dispei the deiu, lou. They have witnessed
---snd they have bloshed as they witnessed il
the sierra havoc Of prescription, and III.
causeiess injusiice.--the bitter insult. which il
has carried into so many deserving families
they have witnessed. and with alarm.-,b.
systematic attempt 10 poison the fountain of
Information, by " reparding" the most time.
serving & plant of the conductors OF the press.
aud with Tyler. Tszweli, Iredeli and Smith
they are ready 10 excIaim, "ihese things we
did not expacf"-These acts Of the President
reminded the citizens OF Louisiana of the ty-
ranny which they ono. experien ced AZ his hands
and they we're not so recreant 10 themselves
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19
From The Boston Commercial Gnaeff..

SALEM MURDER -tFrom or CORES
pnndenf. Salem, Augas o. rhe defendant
q. +. knspp,) opened his case bj witnesses,
this morning, which testimony vas Intended IN
she2. thai Isl, there WAS no conspiracy, be.
cause he could account FOR the tune md pa &c
where the supposed oohspiraiors were at the
,imr VI the murder and 2, that he was not
tho person mentioned, as near the house oi
Mr.. White, when the mVrdir was committed
In support ofthe first posi'isH, witnesses were
sdducedto shew that ie0Tget rowninshieid one
Of the supposed conipratTs and msrdeIers
was NJ n different place from tho scene OF ihr
bnmiclde. aud therefore could not he present
aiding aud dbettpg -nnd OF the second thai
there WAS no identify Of TIE prisoner as M
wing been IN Brown street, or IN the nele hbor
hood OF Mr.. Whito's house. on the evening oi
thu mDrdsr--no one sworeposltively to HIM,
but only TO dreI. II WIS proved that the
dress drscihed was cotDnOn dress and tai.
lOTs and matters we're addiced In evidence,
who swore that they had sold IN Salem, many
such irock coats aud glazed caps to young
men, Ms were Described bJ the goyerniDe NJ 8
witnesses. The COUNSEL Tor ME defendant an
donbiedly means TO argue IRON this that as no
face was sern-no voice was heard from the
person ~ Brown street. or 90 the Hope Walk
steps. that the suspicion may rs we'll fall upon
any other one. owning n ctnblot cloak aud
GLAZED hat rs upon the prisoner. An intense
RusleIy i slhl kept up. 11a NY. reports al
thls ,rIaI were To 0nv broug Hop aud severely
censured the court howeVs, ,decreed that the y
were without their jurisdiction, b1i intimal ed
ihnt thrv would regard 1tcency so lar as 10
continue their order, that mtr public papcls
should not loiringc upon our public Justice.