Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-08

sPsHa4rg AZ !l....c n4u.itty % \ ,DJI a..
:. hat after the frst Of Juac next, no .,,r,.L.P,
Be hteggi II tbe State ttbtsr jD1 ,qlc ., Il -
7nder he penalty Of forfeiture. Il appropr5are,
SIup eVO iof ulc rea"sal oi1ree blacks now IN d.
State. 10 be borrowed by the State Treasurer a,
ger cent redecmabie IN l5yeers and directs a "a,
Of 10000 per auuum to BE- leYird upon, the dsfr
couhtirs Tor the payment oftlc principal and in,o,
est SAID 100000 to b. appropriated ,roo,,.
several counties according to the ratio OF free i..
population III cseh. agreeable to the census If 1s9F
Ii any County refuses to be taxed, land !, has >,
liberty OF so doing !, shah receive no portion o,,
money raised and the amount to be raised ,balIio
p.oPoruonaiy diminished.
DoYLEsTcTN Tbtats The e,il,nro ~, f, -.
sides n the rasr 81 Mrs, Chapman. clp.,5 .,.tz''
Jay, At Z. M.-A1 Reed commenced has
mlns up at > O'Clock, ana spoke upwards If c...
hours. tii the adioonnent. IL DISPLAYED -,
mastery Of his extensive and deeply inrcr,,,.u,
subject, and much general ability as a plepd.r IS
Saturday, MesSrs. VI Cab and Bro3n rotycrr.a
addressed the Jury on behalf Of the rrison,r =,
Court continuing It's Session from A. Nj io4n
NJ
After a recess Of half an hour the Attorney r..
eral delivered very able reply on tho part ii H..
Commonwealth Judge Fox, then charg.dti, #I.,..
Ills chargc occupied about two hours and a.,
considered as leaning decidedly against the pr,,n
er his summary ofthe scientific evidence vas,
lsactory and his compliments 10 the nun, rone,,.,
fessonm witnesses very marked. He partia,,sl,,
referred 10 the evidence of Drs. Hopknso any,
Mitchell
The Jury, after an absence of aIont two ho.,.
md haE, returned ms, b'fofc n,diIigh, y.,bar.t
dict efacquil,a' The prisoner was lnne leosf.'.
discharged, aud has, We learn, returned 10 her c5le
mcr residence.
Her d'porMcat was calm at the ssnc bnt sAroc.
easonally mun!tcstcd strong emotion durin.,lbeir.
al. One Of her children WIS examined rs a vIlIes,
She produced thou all in court
The ulal Of Mimi Is postponed until the Ami
tenn the court. Ills dem, amor was TINT Of ,5se
or rather indifference tAat, Ga;.
FRoM J.n1IcA.-By The arrival at Pensacola Of
the United Suites schooner Por,oisc, Capt p,rc.
yal, Jamaica papers to the 2s,h ut have been r..
ecyea ut that place, stating that the rebellion Iol
been generally subdued The Pensacola Gazette
SAYS.
capt. z informs that $50 plantations have
ben lUld waste ana allow M The slaves On lb,.e
to equal 200 each there must have been 80 900 M
Sos'd III the insmrcetion.-lhose are ditlcsld
captured or driven to the mountain, The nn.e
has heen 50 great that property has gr,ata a,fnc-
attd. Slaves that Were formerly ~ mated II from
l0Uto L3o, haye fallen from 70 10 go Tieisad
has heen satduy thc jadcioos location Of die f,yt
by Admiral toIIoys and tic active 'xotous Of
Commodore Faquher.
Tho Junaica Courunt ofthe 9th Jaruav says,
e We are happy to state that tie tonagcIn MA IS
reduced fl rom n III 10 | 50 per ton
The same paper ofthe 2ls, states, thatthe Com
handing General Don Jose Beden OF the hasten
District OF Cuba has made tender OF assislanecto
the Earl Of Bcnoro to and in quelhng the insmI.e-
ton IN jamaica.