Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17
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eeciued 70 tie Ihancery Court. entirely IN
favor Of the Rail Road The Court OF Ans
pcals. which should. by adjournment, have
met this morning. has not yet made uuo.
ram---only two Of the Jaises were present,
Archer and Dorsey. Justices. II il uncertain
when any other viii be at his post.
The Annapolis Republican. since received.
has the following copy OF the ChancellorS
Decision:
w CH.ScERy-TRs Baltimore and Ohn
h ma Road Company. VS.. The Chesapeake and
Ohio Csaal Company.
Decreed, that the injunction heretofore
granted IN this csc, he, and the same IA
hereby, coniirmed and made perpetual Aud
that the defendants pay unto the complain.
ants the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail road Com-
pany, all their costs expended by them in
this suit, including all the expenses Of the
survey.
The Murders Doom :. We are Informed By
a gentleman who arrived last evening frorA
Suffolk. that NAT TURNER was tried at
Jerusalem on Saturday last, and sentenced,
oi course. 70 90 hung. Ills execution is orr
dcred for Friiay next. We aiss learn thaS
three other slaves are 10 be executed at the
same time and place; ono Of them taken
previously to the apprehension Of Nat,-ths
other two subsequently,. aud upon Mats in-
! formation. Norfolk Herald, Nov. 9.
ihE MuapEasR TAxESl--A letter from Z
iriend m Smithfcld, dated Yesterday, informs
US, that WYATT JOHNSON. the free CO.
Tered man announced in our paper of 3Ise
ult. as having murdered his wife and child.
At his residence near Smiihfeld, fIsle q
Wight courty) on the "Wednesday proceed.
ing, aud nasie his escape, wa. apprehended
last Tuesday night, by Mr.. Josiah hollemans
OF the same county. in his Kitchen, and
committed To Jail lib
Mr. Gray Of Southampton, fwho was sta
ted IN one OF the late letters from that coun.
| " to be engaged in taking down the full CON.
iession Of Nat Turer.l was in this city al
! Monday last, with the manuscript. was
ANXIOUS to have it printed helc--but the Job>
Olh;es are SO much occupiec in other mat.
/ tcrs, that they We're unable 10 undertake tho
! presswork, whirh is very heavy. Mr.. CraV
proposes to strike about $4,000 copies. n
! VIII probably make a panpketof sixteen oc-
tavo pages--0f course, a copy right will bo
taken out Mr.. q has gone to Baltimore Ia
have IT printed.--We understand from \ rem.
teman who saw the MS. that the confession
OF Nat Turner bespeaks the character Of :
great Fanatic. : Hicl.aond Compiler
EMrRY--One evening, when pizarro ,v.A
annoinced as the play. there was considera.
Die ds'sy IN commencing, 10 CONSEQUENCE a
one OF the performers being absent: the au.
aience became impatient. when John KEN.
bic (itolla) came forward. and delivered him.
/ self to this effect: sLadies and Gentiemen,
at the request Of the principal performer, Il
/ Tue play OF this evening, am 10 inform Won
] thai the person absent Is Mr. EneryD fhA
house received this explanation without AM
aisapprobasien or otherwise --fEmerv at tbaf
pef'on' although very pathetic actor. had
NOT arrived az The summit Of excellence, and
on this evening the part of she sentinel waa
given to HIM. Scarcely had Mr.. Kemble
! qnitea me stage when, dressed in greaS
coat, dirty boots. and face red with haste
aha wei WIN pcrspiration--on rushed the
lore the audience. apparently much ag;N.ted.
and at length delivered himself 10 tb;s efTscss
Ladies aad Gentlemen this i the frat ,n,s.
Ihavs ever had to appear before Won a an
! apo'ogist. As have been the sole cause n
the Delay M your entertainment. allow ma
snoruJ % oHer my excuse, when am sure
shaii OBTAIN an acquittai. especially from thsl
| faif part Of this brilliant audiences I.ad;e..
Qor you ! must particularly Adde'S :, :
wi'el ana here the posr fellows frelit,gs IL
most oyercane him, my wife was bnf an
honr since brought TO bed, and 49, dhun-
! GERS o. Applause interrupted the Apology and
! ran Tor me doctor you've said enougbln
exclaimed thousand tongues Il could ma
| leave her, ladies, until knew she was snf rs
bravo, Emery. you've said enough, waa
re echoed !r1m sll parts Of the house. Enc.
1 ry was completely overpowered: and after
making anoihor Intellectual afte,npt q nrs.
coed, Retired, having first placed Ills hand On
his heart, aud bowed gratefully to All parts
OF the house. The play proceeded withous
interruption: but it appeared Emerv had ma
ipTgotten his obligation to kemble. Tor 10 thar
| scene before the prison scene in which Rail.
tries TO corrupt the sentinel by money. ths
following strange interruption occurred in
the dialogue
Rola. Have you wife2'
Sentinel 4 have,
Rolia --.Children?'
Sentinel IL had two this morning - hsSn
three stow
Loud. applause followed this retaliation.
which continued so long that the entire effsc1
OF THIS scene was lost; and Mr. Kemble. If.
ter waiting some time 10 awkward confusion.
Terminated 1t by abruptly rushing into tho
prison
1hiss Chaasorfh and Lord Byron. Our reas
defs may remember that Lord Byron in his
early days, fell IN lore with lady bv the
name oil Chaw0rth, who was four years 81 !.
der than himself She refused his addresses.
and the disappointment was so severe. thaf
| u affected IN Tho opinion Of his friends. his
| whole subsequent career. We have Iatelv
earned the sequel Of her storv.-Sbe xxa. a.