Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-10-10
if previously applied, and it is certain
that nofhinO cleo yvill -

that nothing else WILL"
On turning to the Report referred to.
we found it to be the trial of a pestilent
fellow called ALCOHOL. The indictment
charged the prisoner, in due form of law
with swindling, gambling, causing di.
visions among families and reducing
them to poverty, with producing thefts,
suicides, murders, &c. &c. Aftera pa.
tent hearing of dozen witnesses, who
fully prove every count contained in
the indictment, and hearing Mr.. Good.
aciH, the Attorney General, in behalf
of the People Of the commonwealth,
and Messrs. Animal APPETITE and StE
Interest, in favor ofthe Prisoner, and
an able charge from the Court, the Ju.
ry, without leaving their box, found
the Prisoner guihyl-when the Chief.
Justice pronounced upon him the so.
lemn and affecting sentence:
ALCOHOL, STAND UP her,
the prisoner attempted to rise, but pas
so freak in the knees as TO be unable n
get up, and the Chief Justice proceed.
ed. You have been convicted, after
fair and impartial trial, of many hipb
crimes and misdemeanors, which. "a
the whole trial has taken place before
the audience who now hear me, il is
unnecessary for me to recapitulate.
Your crmnalities, so long continued
multltarious, SO extensive and deyasta.
ting; you have persevered with so much
constancy of purpose, and subtety of
design, through a long life ofiniquity.
and unredeemed by a single praise
worthy action, that you cannot expect
mercy or delay.-Thc sentence of Jus.
tice, which, as the presiding officer in
court of public opinion, | now pro.
nounce upon you, is, that you be ia.
ken from hence to the place from
whence you came, rum puncheon,
then to be cast into the next river, that
you may be drowned in COLD WATER.
And may you die and be forgotten,
Mr.. Sheriff, you will see the sentence
forthwith executed. Crier, adjourn the
court.
The court was then adjourned, and
the sheriff Immediately proceeded to
execute the sentence, which was done
IN the presence of an immense con.
course of spectators.
NaraI.-The Brandyaoine Frigate is
TO be fitted for Sea Immediately. The
81. Louis Sloop of War, Capt. T. M.
NEWELL, sailed on 22d ult. for the
West India Station, to touch at Norfolk.
A Board OF Naval Officers, for the re.
vision of the rules and regulations Of
the service, is to assemble in Washing.
ton this month.
The dead are coming to life in Quick
succession. We but lately gave an
account of the return 10 his friends of
Mr.. FRoTHINGHAM, who was given
up as murdered. We observe now, that
Mr.. RANDOLPH, who, it was suspect.
ed, was murdered near Railway, New
Jersey, has been seen in Philadelphia.
A Mr.. Cooke, of that city, testifes
that he saw him in Market street, on
Monday of last week. He spoke to
him, whereupon Randolph, after ex.
hlbltlng much confusion, fled. Mr..
Cooke was well acquainted with Ran.
dolph.--Arena.
Banks selected to receiue the Depo.
S1tes.-Unlon Bank, Baltimore; Girard
Bank, Philadelphia; Mechanics, Man.
haitian, and the Bank of America, New
York; Commonwealth, and Merchants
Bank, Boston; and the Bank of the Me.
tropolls in Washington. Another
Bank will be added in Philadelphia, as
soon as arrangements can be made.
The late Rev. John Stockdell, OF
Madison county, in this state, liberated
by his will about thirty slaves, and
made provision for the entire expense
OF their removal to Liberia.
The Rev. c. P. Krauth, of Philadel.
phla, has been unanimously elected
Professor of Biblical and Oriental Lit.
erature in the Lutheran Seminary at
Gettysburg, Pa, and Professor of Mo-
raj and intellectual Science in the Penn.
sylvania College, in the same town.
For the Ladies.-It is stated that
balloon sleeves" are to go out of fash
ION shortly, and that aprons are to be
worn only by ladies who actuallu cork.
Sptr'tS an the airi-The Richmond
wing has mo sort of doubt" that the
conhagratlons which have taken place
lately throughout the country, "were
manly produced by Northern fanat.
ics."