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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

ProcccdHafo IF tte Gommaystaatr-W lspa eonH-
H. Jciattra hAts Sabee0p'ioa h Ult Sloes -
Mc Jamcs Rtfer ami hanamda ComPa0y
Atuconfercacc aInon@ the Commissioners ia
Nelson county,, Tor re-opeuIng the books 81 sub
scuplion for tie sfoei Of the James Kyer and Kun
awha Company, held during the last week IN An-
gusta 1892 the follow ing resolutions were consid.
cred and approved
l}csoirsd, Tint we the undersigned commission
cls appointed by the Jnmes River Company, tor the
purpose ofre.opening the books of subscription Tor
the stock of tie Jane River and kahaUha Cold
pany, ia Nelson county deeply sensible d' dc maS-
nitute oitle proposed improvement Of the gfea
benefits to result from II To tins section OF country
in particular and to the state IN General and It's
just claims 10 liberal aud jealous support do
chccr(ully res pond II the call made upon Us aud
will, To the best Of oar ability, execute the duties
and advaue the object OF CIR appointment.
Rcsolped, Tia, with Il view to promote the sub
scliptlon ia Nelson, the undersigned deem 1t ex.
pcdicnt thatthe county should be- divded it'o DIS
tricts, and thai IN oaCA district, patrlouc citizens
should be in,lles! to Cooperate with tue eonnlls-
siouegs regularly appointed, in calling upon Tue CIT.
zcls of the coaly al lclr houses, for the purpose
ofexpaabe the chatter and recommending II TO
general favor and patronage.
I
that they V il AID the Undersigned IN the dse1arge
OF most imponan, duty to the public assistant
commissioners III the SIS eral militia company dis
trlcls OF the county, be respectfully nominated ia
follows, VIZ:
In the district commanded by Capt John Tnom-
as jesse Joplmg, George Nicholson, Nathaniel
F. Cubc fayete NeyiI, Samuel hiansboroagh,
! Frederick O. Pel,ls, James Smiley, Nathaniel
| Powell, john Thomas, Samuel Ilardire, Nelson
Anderson Robert Wiibonc, Edward Warren and
| Rolcrck Ia,ialcto 70 be associated us assistant
commissioners with Joseph G. Cabcli Daniel
| Iiiggnbothanl, Thomas 5. NJ Clcand and Mayo
CabcH, commissioners appointed within the Inn
It's ofthls district by the James River Company.
| ~ the the district of CdptG d. Hylton--John
Horsely, trederiel NJ. Cabe Lcmuoi Turner,
George u. liylton, Beverly liarg,oyc; Lavender
/ l. atom and 'one- II 'ofh5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
Rltlmolul. "a ktbtnara, 1882.

is {. CtagrL. Esq.
Hter S,r--Wc have received your letter Of
Inc 18Th instant and now beg leave to. return it
with the ioloa ipg statement, viz.
i1Seer 10 hqauY i The presen, rate of
freight from lFucLJurg 10 Richmond Is, ON tobacco
and other ARTICLES equally susceptible Of damage,
iom 20 10 - cents per 100 pounds, and provisions
furnished for the Whpo TIM which is about equal
10 : cents per 100 pounds, making the actual
freight down from y; % % cts Per 100 pounds.
On Hour non aud other articles no, liable to d.tln-
age less freight paidie present rate Tor -four be-
M % cents per barrel anu ioul.a winch is about
eanal 10 freight Of y cents per 100 pounds on
all articles Of that description, including the cost OF
finding IL making the average on at descriptions
ofariiees including cost of prov SONS VIC think i.
may be fairly estimated a. from "a 10 I'll cents p,r
100 pound. H1 = CENTS % 80 = cents ler ION OF
~. LII
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

market Many addltoiialafuclo5W may he iaesf iata
the estimate which ate nov lost or wasted haeaase
/ ucy VIII not bit transportation Iim3aa lie
wood hay. nor aad many oI"cra ale 81 ata IL
S'Lpu'h
by hah1ns Tn fAtr haHiGab'3 al all ulefsi lit
i'I't MY deliver H. etoP"t whe At - .us Iatel 81
!, u'eS,d aud may dSali hth'tii ct ha aShsat ff.ee
n'} understand perfectly tAe advantage 81 eafiY
ul'N''( IN advantage MI. " Those II a dlal5hee
,''''"' 40" Passsas. i"h" 20 planters ice, VII
KNOW no" "a estimate tae fauc ct h'hs sse0fsd i
ga"at Ihe ess oeeasioatd 10y ducNnG t4'i tobacco.
"N' "'aef haAil Tic fi'ei ~ we present state 81 IL
| "".I'"'"'.
i"r county - h'e mr. mo-" "o"' Z" 't'' nm 'anal
"'rNe meaieaame lfehi l'oh Tue ia'i mat a 'ieat
P'I' "a INC 'e'. s9i'zs''"o WI" "' 'NPshat' ..
"'o"% "'n'. III lie PloNia'oh' consumed MI oe
purchased iloh tnehs l liz wages OF INC "oihneh
WA Ut pun anu eease ie'n''}i 10 '"na1o9faoe
eve "' 'N"99t3 aa"hs 'h'"' ~" VII aaoio
r'"' pm "a 1.s9} mum mon. LOT many 'oass Nnen
''' no" 81 10 N'.ae. M very important iaalhe''
W, ''o '''9 = i'5i"F WI De- ''"m'o.e iae'fas=
:" "Y Ua{eaels Ne intercourse oe'"eeh TIT
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''" nom Ia heaaei IL jalnc' "INtt anu 10 The
""H'" The Dino VIII be the shortest md mot
'o"' mont 'a4 eae De afforded |" almost TIE Nh9f
'' '"'' nm al h1fsi moi "hiH Wil " NM t.eAds
! w cur "a'elils places aHd 'n'Wu' ~ aaaa III
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N'9''I'' any it31o' Stnia 'f'n 'ne W'st III aeaih
west ''' "Haia955 OF amusement, bV' VIII n5eeo
'"".' 'nu. o.. I'm INC OF n'N'' from 'he "es' ahn
'"u'H "sai II 'at hafih-- / t'> gre" malhet hio.i
ana inue. tothe population and wealth OF t1f Whole
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
: PARKER

a shock ofan earthquake was felt in Cheshire
aut The Island Of Jersey England on Sunday
morning the 29th July, throwing all the county
people IN the latter INTO great consernatlon but do
M no material injury
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
/ |

Comparative statement Of ihe pf'arn' expense Of
transportation On James River. and o! the expense
"a tuc rropused Ganal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

The two first columns Of the above sntemont are
prepared from reports made by order Of the Gene
raj Assembly The three lattor columns are added
by request ol several gentlemen.
tslsncd) BROWN, Junr.
l. orY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

.
Rat, Viir,ight
oii the extended
t,ilai PEI tom per
loo miles ul2t
cents per ton per
mil ioi tolls, 81
] cent iug trans
liuiiallDu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

MOI I. Iui Il Amount OF column the d,h or
at the chhiF"e "tuUHpoftiuR lttubs On
fhettFnf far 100 miioA, at thu tntes Wheh
.'ins eled ~ i-i,, lflr and 1919. botNe,n
The puinls epr, hrd ~ Nj. hteaas state-
iaeht, aud the CIV ui /. richmond
foial amount Of column the It'll, ~ ofiba
chdgos al transporting H. t0as Ion l0g
lnilfs OF the canal,
leihl tatng on 'ht i3lpns by the eaaal,
amounting 10 about tNo-tdfds Of thoeA-
ppNHg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

:, - - -. Distance from Rich
= : - : - > : mend ia miles.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-08-02

n5 l46
The act goes on to describe the qualifca-
uons OF electors for Knights of the shire. and
Tor members from cities and bOroughs. Ev-
cry male person of full age, seized Of any
sreenoid or copyhold estate of not less than
Ten pounds clear yearly value, over and above
all rents and charges, will be entitled to vote
10 tne election of Knights of the shire. Males
OF ln'' age, holding as lessee or assignee for a
!erM OF not less than 90 years Of not less
ihan sot. clear yearly value; or occupying as
tenant any lands or tenements for which he
sna', ne bona fde liable to yearly rent OF
NOT 'ess than SOL shall be entitled to vote 10
the election of The shire, Males of full age in
any SHy or borough WHICH shall return a
memoer or members, occupying therein, as
owner or tenant, any house, warehouse or
| snoP OF the clear value of lOl. shall, il duly
registered be entitled to vote in the election
o. sucn members. Persons who would have
oeen entitled to vote in the choice of men,
| oers' eNner as Il freeholder, a burgess. as free
man or nveryman of any city or borough, il
tnIs ACT had not passed, shall be entitled TO
vote IN future elections, if duly registered, SO
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

to consider in COMMITTEES o. the whole,
the bill to meaify aud csatinps the act
10 incorporate the Rsnk u the unile,l
States. various amendments % the
bill offered the day previsss By Mr..
Benton, were acted on, most of which
were rejected.
!. In the House Of Representatives, q
resolution requiring the House 10 meet
at 10 o'clock during the remainder ol
the session, was agreed to--yeas Is5-
nays 50. The House refused 70 sns.
pend the rule for the introduction Of a
resolution, fixing the final day OF the
Adjournment Of Congress A reselu.
ton IN relation 10 q post Office contract
occupied considerable portion Of the
time Of the House. The act from the
Senate granting 10 the Territory Of Ar.
kansas 1000 acres Of land, vas read q
third time and passed. The House
vas occupied the remainder Of the day
upon the bill to establish the territorial
governmental of Wisconsin. The name ol
the proposed territory. ON the motion ol
Ma Williams, was changed to Huron.
1he further consideration Of the bill
was postponed to Monday, and then
the House adjourned.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

In the EngIish papers received q Ire Hid.
ttnorg Gazette Office, is foent ne folIowj.~ -
o. elIlgeace tron Dahiin, q de date a s.reh
sth. 1851
at all the Catholic Churches IN
this city u wss an sandsy aaaeaseea
that q change hsd taken place il Ire
law OF abstinence, whieh hes hisherto
governed The pspulation of this soun
lry, protesting the nomsn Catholic
Religion. Leave 10 henesfsrth given
70 ell the Dioesssss q Ireland 10 eas
meat on ell Saturdays lhrosgkost che
year, to Which partieular fasts DO no,
apPly. The announcement 20 he Ca.
tholie people Of IFeiand is eontsised
20 . CiTculaF 20 The Irish Clergy ana
Laiiy, from thsir Arch. BishOps ED
Bishops. u appears that this dispen.
sailOn has beeB granted By the Pepe,
70 ireland, u eoBsideFstioa Of the ps-
CELLAR circumstances o. the eoustsy,
and the increasing poverty aad ex.
trs'ne destiluiion 81 many Of the PEG.
pie"
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Ntslost'y - Ne ely tor Hamilton, q.
The pals 81 tee Fseinants Of in
IantFy end = sqaadFou Of cavalry u
TIE esuatry, aot yet heard frsm. Goy,
Hsmilton bad psvisusIy been elected
en- eneign ~ . velsaissF cosapany 10
reader ben eligible ts THE olIics. FThe
eoatssi vas bstussa the NaIIihesiion
and Union parties.
The eo@pieie getegns show that The
vote ioF Hamilton Nas 96. Waiter Os
--msjoriiy fSg "a. oAE. The 8. r.
Pssriet states iAat "a protest will b.
entered against fhe slsstiou. -
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

The bill which originated IN the Sc
nate 10 eEtead add explsin the proyi
sionS Of the RevOIutionaFy Pension
acts having yesterday finally passed
the House Of Representatives, wants
only the SigSsisFe Of the President,
(which i will desbsless receive, TO be.
cone = law. We pablished copy Of
the bill few days eye, end need not
now repeat all its provisions in detail.
u 70 saiieisnt tev general information
20 state, that Il provides that each Of
the suEviving ofhesES, and soldiers, and
in&ian spies, who served in the con-
tinental hns, &C.. State troops, vOIun-
iseTss o. militia. a. one or more ieTmS,
psried Of tee years. during the gar
o. the keS0lation, End vhO are not en-
titled 70 sny benefit under The act Of
the 18th @py, 1928, be suihOrized to
receive The sAosnl % his fell psy. &C
eoFding 70 hrs rank. bat not exceeding.
~ ahy esse, the pay Of . eapisib; svtb
psy % eommenes from the 9Th day Of
msreh, 1891, asd 90 eontinBe daring
his liieI sad shat aRy sath Oihcsr Or
private, she served IN the eobtinsnisl
'ins, slste tFsops, volunteers, % mill'
iias tern, 90 terms in the phoie les
lhan siK meuths, shall ~ asihouEsd
- receive. during his life, each, &C.
eegusus y he torn sf service, 80 .
mouess beaSiag such proportion 70 ib'
aenuity grazPd % the same rank io'
ne service ~ two pears, - his service
90 10 The term aluFrsslds tosommens'
lraa shs 1lh Ssy ~ March, ISL
pc = = msassrs 81 bepsheenss, sh'sh
ISL lishten The hasihen q years y
"apy . time-Wprp yeisgaB.
M IT. ~
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

sNsieHeheiy Newer did We record q more
p,zlul and shocking aeei dent. than ons = go
occurred reesntiy Is Huntinxtoo Towoshls-
~ this eottaty. We anderssand a woman "
nat township vas engaged 10 boiIinw soar.
lev Gays since, and q pot of the boiling
eala laliieE from ths erane, ssalded thres al
heF ebiiaren - b..iiy, a. 90 eanse their dsaiha
a isH houra amer. u any fhiag eeuld ~ 4,
the Paia - ths mesherh heart under snrh
eiFcussstsaces, u Weeld bs ne faei thaf 49,
Was en- eye viinsas 70 the paFtieuiars 81 he
exeFactatin8 Occurrences, hhieh we enf~s-
stand were ea foiie~a Two ~ keF ehiiar~,
Hers lying uYou Tie Scr before Ne ers. -
taeI n.other vas sissing near tkssn, VIII =
taifd ehild, ~ inf4as. - Der lap. ssa,sthiu~
-eval trs crsne gave way. and TIE kettle
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

The I.essbuFK Gepius o. Liberty zen.
iieps the fact that . eitizsn u Pas.
quisg cOahty, IN the State, s.rsesstlV
sent sirisca 81 bis eva children, Lac.
gslly born IN WedlOck, 70 . nsiehhsur
80 sehcsl 81 ems esd Ihe ssps psriod
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

An election for BsigadieF General
Of the 9Th brigade SOaih CsTOlipa mi
lilias was held in Charleston on Mon.
day. The candidates we're Gov. tfamil.
toe and Col. Isaac Walter. The fol.
lowisg waa the state Of PslIs ia ths
eisy Feeiaents;
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

NeiAodisg General ConfsTsncs.--
Tbs Conference hes been in session IN
Philadelphia about three weeks On
Tuesday, the Rev. John Emory, ID. ID.
Of New York, and the Rev. J. -. An.
drew, Of Souih CsFolisa. we're elected
BlshoPs 81 the Methodist Episcopal
CbpTch. We are also inl0rmsd that
The Rev. Melville B. Cos, % NoFsh
CasoliBs, has beer appointed = Mis-
sionary 10 Liberia.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07
cHoLERA IN IRELANp.

liverpool, hay LIN ireland, and
especially IN the capital, the disease
appears 10 be making considerable pro-
gress. On Friday lie new cases were
announced 10 Dublln, and the deaths
from the commencement Of the disease
amount 10 226. The mischief 10 con.
sidersbly increased BY the absurd pre-
judiess Of the people, who resist the
attempts made 20 remove infected Ger.
sons to the hospitals, from an iInpses-
sion that their bodies are used Cor sna.
tOnical purposes. Ia Cork the disease
g making frightfal progress. On Thurs-
day last II new cases were reported
and u deaths, making from the day on
which IL hrst breks out, 54s cases, and
I60 deaths.
The chOisra is also raging 10 Scot.
land.
A few cases Of the dreadfuI disease
have also appeared AZ Havre.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07
MINA-THE MURDERER.

The DOylestOwn Republican says:-
"Mina has made his will, which hs.
been taken TO Philsdelphia, and proper.
" authenticated by the Spanish Am.
bassader. Am0nE other leRaeies, ne
learn that he bequsshes Eve hundred
dollars to the Sheriff Of this cOunty,
asd THREE hundred 70 each Of bis Law.
yers. His real name, as stixed 70 chi,
instrument, is Carolina Estroda En-.
tTalgO.
The Deylest0wn Democrat states,
hat after Aioa's death warrant was
read to him, he asked to lock AZ Il, and
then remarked that "Ghe GOverpo,
Wrets . very COED hand"
The DoylessowA Republican charges q
physician Of Philadelphia, Is having Sssn an
accessory to the murdsr Of Mr.. chapunn, 20
far as knowledge Of the intended murder
viii constitute him one.l
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Foreign.
nj ARRIVALS AT NEW Yoax.l
FROM FRANCE-THE CHOLERA

FROM FRANCE-THE CHOLERA.
The Cholera appears by the efIicial
accounts 10 be diminishing in Paris, but
spreading throaghout France. A Lon
don paper OF the 2sth, says il has
broken out at Hsvre de Grace. All the
French Ministers have been attacked.
The Chamber Of Deputies 10 prorogued
Letters from Paris, dated April IS,
state that 90. 600 had died in that city
by the Cholera.
The Belgic Governor of Luxembourg
has fallen into the hands of the Dutch
Government. There 10 little doubt
that he would DO again given up. The
formal ratification Of the "a articles BY
Austria and Prussia IL published in the
London papers. In consequence of
the reservations with which this act 10
accompanied, and perhaps the little
faith placed IN the acts Of despotie go
vernInents, IL does not seem that Il il
thought in Londou these ratificatiops
will materially expedite the settlement
Of Beigic affairs.
The Cholera continues very mild in
Ensland. but more severe in Ireland
Ot the further progress Of the Reform
Ball, we can a. yet cay nothing.
Il Is remarked in the New York
Commercial that the government re-.
ports of the deaths in Paris, are said
not to be depended upon. They EN-.
brace only the returns Of cases iermi.
mating fatally within the walls Of Par.
10, while the disease IL raging with aw-
fol destruetiveness in all the environs.
Many Of the most eminent medical men
have fallen victims to IL. The deaths
in Paris, down to the 29th Of April,
are estimated IN letters from medical
men, ct from &c, 900 to so, 600 persons.
The accounts to the 2ad. stated the
deaths in the capital to have amonnted
to 90. 200. There had been upwards
OF 1000 deaths in . sihRls day.
The mortality has been equally great
with that attending the ravages Of the
Plague Ia London, In the reign Of
Charles il. The deaths ct that time are
said nsvcr to have exceeded 1000 per
day, Or 1000 per week. The total
number Of deaths, during the continu.
anee Of the pestilene0 az that time
peried- Of seven or eight months
was 10000. The population Of Paris
Is larger than was that Of LondOn, at
the time referred to; bat the deaths
have also been more numerous in
0ivein SnaTso1
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07
Frosss W,asIAtmgfo1s.
THE HORSESHOE,


An incident occurred in the Senate
Chamber, on Saturday last, which per-
haps deserves notice. Whilst the Sen.
ate was in session, q piece Of iron (part
of horse-shoe) vas thrown from the
gallery into the body Of the Chamber,
passing near the head Of one or more
Senators. The person who threw, has.
tily Withdrew from the gallery, but
was followed and apprehended by Dir.
Shackford, the dOOrkeeper. After be-
ing detained little while, he vas re.
leased, ~ We understand, by the di.
rection Of the Vice President
We learn that the Vice. President
was not 10 the Chair when the piece Of
iron was thrown into The Senate Cham.
Der on Saturday last. The persou who
threw il In made IN immediate retreat.
On Mr.. Calheun's being made aequain,-
ed with the circumstance, he ordered
the man to be followed end taken in,o
custody which havipg been done, enc
mao appearing to be s0wswhst dessng.
ed. the Vice President ordered that Ne
shsuld not be permitted TO enter ske
precincts Of the Senate again On any
psetence. fNaf. Int.
We have learnt, that the Senator
aimed ct was Mr. POindexter.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

H1iiGTn Gasfo8, ESQ. of Norih Car.
Olina, is pominsted, In q Chsrlestou
paper, for the 0tiee Of Vice President.
lie is truly described As q very able
lawyer and speaker, an accomplished
scholar, distinguished politician, and
q moae 0stimabls man.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

ID 'oayning 10 Parenfs.-A horrible
spectacle was presented to our ciiizcas,
at the upper end Of Warren street, ON
Thursday afternoon Last. A little
child was playing in the carriage way
OF the street, unconscious Of danger.
when q loaded wagon passed over its
head, and crushed il to death instantly.
fTrr,fon Irr,io,,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

falling, one Of de ssss esnsht upon the b..,-
tog, which turned IL ossf, and tLr,~ its cor.
tcnts upon he 6oer, near the two ckildr,n
which passed over them In one boiling W..
in moment Of fright and horror, forx,,,,..
the child she was holding, the mother snr-,.'.
TO the two upon the foor, and the tLird. r,u'
Ing from her lap. fell into the liquid ana
shared the fate Of the Others. We und,,.
stand they fingered In most piteous and ,nf.
ferinS condition, until the follow ing day.
when death relieved them Of their agon, =
The aihscted mother has the deepest s,n,p.-
Thy Of her ncighbors, but this can do 6,,, In
tie to sooth the feeling excited by n los. =,
great, under circumstances 30 painful
t~ys-'isg (Ps.) RspsSiie9n.
ALL POO lsvE, esd Eale for IN, Po,,,.
w. md sAs ssaIovisg N Poakhkeeps;. PAP,
ssa~r th~ qa.ius tisse Of nomsner In Real sfr I,
On Friday. April 90. 1859. ID. Fo,.
tsa' eoe Of the Csroners ofthis county,
was called to view the bodies of Eli.
.abeth Bird and Abraham vandyck.
drowned IN Browns Pond, Town of
Clinton. They were tied together a .
round the waist, and from previous
declarations, no doubt remained bot
that they had deliberately made w.v
With themselves. They were seen 20.
ing TO the pond on the "wednesday pre-
eedfng, she quite intoxicated, and j,
was supposed he not mueh better
They had Invested themselves Of their
upper garments, which we're carefully
deposited near the Lake, together with
bottle containing the remains Of a
punt OF rum which they had purchased
that morning, perhaps no, m hour be
lore they took their fatal plunge. Both
we're habitually intsmperate.