Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08
Rrv Ma AvgaY-HiGHLY IMPORTANT
lISl.I .1SItREs

Rev M Alvey recently tired for the ALLEGED
murder of SsRon NAafA CORNELL, there seems 70
! DC disposition ID 'he minds Of some, 10 regard
: nm MS gully md the most nnecnerons system OF
, persecution has been wascd against Inn. A plea
for iris wanon treatmen. Of the unhappy clergy
man. is made IN the alleged assertion. hat during
tbe Of the trial 10 evidence esitsd re
bmtlng he testimony 81 the Engineer, who stated
| "a hrs opinon that he received certain PIN. lei
| 'er -!4sessed to Maria Cornell. on the 27lh No
Yefnacr, from person wer -.'''.ts.s resenbed Nj
! Avery IN deess and appearance. fns secs1s -
be the only point not satisfactorily cleared up even
10 the most prendcol, by the testimony on the part
| ,fthe dafcbcc and Nc arc hapay 49, II 5eiag n
bic 10 lay before oar re ,dees document which
| most clearly mi faithfully removes every trace of
suspicion from Mr. Avery, "a -egards any connec-
ton with that letter. This proof has come 10
| sh since the close of the tra the Of which
| lrlay is also explained IN thr extract below. 1t
| aas been p csd IA our possession, by gentleman
If veraeity and high responsibility from New En-
send, nov IN this city, who received II since his
absence from hpma, from an equally respectable
gentleman residing In Newport II IS under date OF
| Newport, June 81 1893
! " Perhaps you have heard of Mr.. Spcnccr's sin
{nlar evidence hc lives IN East Grconw leh-=rame
nee last Tuesday, and Mr.. Cranson tod me he
assisted b Rowland Esq in taking his deposition,
| ;
Ter close examination, and also Gen. Green's
Che prosecuting attorney n The else) declaration
As u ths good OF the character, nr NJ
| oil his ncighbopfs, 4 shoc-m lker, who mind, hlH
| own business aud les the wprld alone, &c. Nj
| : says he bdlcves every word Of Il. II thought
| Fou had moi been informed about / would write
| p,rtculars. hat will say, some wetc reading the
ftai IN his shop of the letter being gyen 10 the
| engineer, and his oafh, g.. Spencer wondered
| hey should be so confident saying, delivered
letter on board that boat but should not dare swear
TO whom, &c. They asked him when ne did
not remember bu, sad twas the last time hr was
| IN Providence looked at his bills and found Nov.
! 81 b. Sad twas delivered to him by stranger
| II Pawtncket-H punk colour he vented him to
be particular, mn he was SO, delivered it board
| 10 man AT work, between . and 10 o'clock He
had on blue cafnhlet cloak (Which he borrowed q
| his hroher q II broad hrnEcd hat--ihe cloak and
hat presented here. lie thinks it was directed TO
Cornell glH, and 10 the of some other person
He spoke to his family about after he got home.
and asked If Benjamin Cornell, (or T. Grcenwiehj
had daughter al wor, at Fall River, &c.o
East Greenwich lies on tho west side Of Prov.
dcnec Rset or Bay, hbout II mills souh westerly
tom Pravldl nee Pawiuxeut about hail way be
tween the two places Bristol, the place where
| Mr.. Avery came from on Mond y. och Novcm.
ber lies on the east side Of the same Bay, and Is a
bout - miles from Providence, in a SOU h cosierly
direction. Mr. A. cft BRISTOL, MONDAY. % h No
,cnoer. arrisel ct Providence II about t,'f pa Il
i o'clock N tn evening Was 1t Pf3vfiance NJ
,enhi 17th If 23ih, and WAS ilrHg hia
meetings, " h.s tel' s.oa5 friends 81 that there
vas net uale q pperiunity for ms Going to Paw.
,t,t - hand III. lcter to Mr.. Spencer.
Il gives US The mos, --"'l f-h pleasure in long Il
bic clay these facts Jcioo lls public They Ill be
| he W. fool pT
trace OF susp'con as regards MIR. Avery's guilt
from every mind, ana Of restoring the accused ie
c his former high siandmg IN the community. The
II ORIGINAL of tic eAtfact we publish may b. seen a
! this office. pARaG. Ga-tklc.
I. The crops in Virginia, along the Potomac pro
c MISE to b' abundant The CharIestown ,JeGcr
SON Co Press Of the 9th alt says--
" We believe the harvest has commenced brett,
/ generally ihroag hout the country. HE crop, III,
/ thought VIII b. better tim that oflAs' year, not
g withstandng the ealy and long continued drough,
The corn looks promising; and II 10 probable there
n Is YET room iol aboud 1nf thanks TO the " God VIII,
u rulcs and watches over .dip
III The Marnn,bms IBelkelcy co Republican Q
) the % h says
I'd Halves, viii commence throughou, the count,
II generally this week. We scarcely heat any Of tn
dc farmers OF his section the country complain .
ls tn scah, mldew, and ghtcd heads, rs the far
- mcrs do IN Other sections OF the State III
he e,of the present year will be more abundant thai
OF the asst"
Hupcd 1t ia still estimated that tie crop o
Nh'at IN Lower Virginia is only uh.ut onchal
III OF T c average crul The Harvest on the Mort
he SD OF the james River IS supposed to be bette
III than on the South The jefferson " Free Press
M OF the 21th of June says II is thought the GRO
OF tln that county, Will be better than that of Ia.
'c- year. We understand, that IN Frederick n,
MS about one-ihfd ol Tie Crop is estnaled b os
nS R'GtMoad EHqu'rer JHig ,
he We have been Informed, tint The f,sl sale OF nc
oh Wheat Was mode yesterday to one OF "lrt'jty MI
y crs, Ut liz! cents per bushe. Red Wheat H.
"a Tur ArpHoAcmNC H,NYtsr For many year
Al The prospects oin sasSAy heat crop has not bee
nd 81 gloomy as the Not u Farmer that "
have seen, ca!rUaN ~ any thing like an ay
rage quaetiiy srG7V-inany tnak tia; there wi
ell not be half as much usual, whilst Others sa
era here will be barrl, third The reason assay
me cd Tor tbs great failure, is the heavy rams in MAJ
ny " hile the wheat las N boom
DIS. tFraaAm (Tl) Wig.
be From pe F'rederiekl6Hrg arena, JuV2
ted Tie Grips We have lately had an emporium
Hes ~ of pretty extensive observation and enquiry as
lie the crop O. wheat, both sides of the Blue itg
and feel constrained 10 a I'm that the c5mmon gu
ruinusness OF Farmers is but too we'll justified |
ms the state OF the case, the present year 10 the ely
e" the crop, whilst standing, was highly promsin
IN and but for the excessive rams Immediately prec
7 OF dung Harvest would have realized the most sn
Z. gulne hopes. A succession of rams, however i
dnced various affections winch prevented the he
INC from ming AMI has most seriously IN i,arcd Il
gT1 Il,