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EOfs MALE.

ED Y virtue ola decd ur tust executed by Robert
MI ~ Fownes and lane his wife, 10 the .ub,cfbar
TO secure the phYmant of CERTAIN debis therein ex
pressed, aud duly recorded "a the Clerks uiea of
The eoantY oiPtusylg will be sold to the lllgt.
st bidder. nj Nlchois Count house. IN tho State Of
Virginia, Oh iimlay the 7flf dry of of ! pleml,cr
next, thai being the superior Court day oi The
county OF Ncholos, 1873 ae,e2 el LaHd lying
and brlns IN the sal county of Nicholas, on Elk
RlYcr, about sxty miles abpy,',he Charleston Ia
nawha Sh't Works. This tact of Land was for
mofly The propnV Of MeCtcery, aud others,
and ~ Will known tho western paft of
the State rs MeGrocry'4 r,act IT. quality /. aa
good as tut of any lptct on Ilk Riye, OF the
sapt extent Timber and Coal ol the llnott dulI
ny, n nbundant on this land E.llt Kivur Is nagi.
gable considerable distance above hluc,eery'-
tract, iof thr largest elass OF boats navigating tho
western Nnielg. - lirIens Gfcet nuns through The
tract, 90 winch n iair propption OF the Land l.,
veil adapted 10 cultivation tho timber on winch
T. very valuable and which may be brought 10 the
rvef az small .Yptnse. THIS traet oi land pos
ases the rare advantage, fjf Que IN thu, paft OF
the country, of BONG eaeily accessible, aud of af
iotdfg access within half n dozen miles 70 qeye.
raj excellent Allig The Land Will be sold rnti.u
co will be divided into lots, to suit pure hassrs
Three hundred dollnfa ~ cash, Will be required on
me Day oi so'e, und one, two ana Three years CITE
~ will be given for the balance. Bonds with good
security audi deed OF trust tho land Will be
required Oft purchaser. The seo will bo con
daeiod by Col. John Williams who Il my ueeni
All PERSONS interested IN the sale of The above lind
reluesled to intend, IA /, will positively be sold
Persons disposed To examine tho land previous 10
the day OF sale will please 10 call on Mr. Sennett
Frpleti, who residcs neur the tract, mud viii shcw
it.
The ttle TO the above tract Of Land - believed
10 be lndlsputable, bun sucn only as is vested ia
ne by ,e docd oftrns, under Which ntt, will be
conveyed 10 the purchaser
JAMES NJ WILLIAMS, Jn. Trustee.
Danye, July Is 81
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rESilE subscriber wishes 10 sell the Farm on
" which he resides, lying IN Campbell county.
al tla waters of Hill Greek miles ffom It's juno
ton with the Stanton riscr, and miles from Pan
mis- Bridge ocress said rIvor,adl Joining tho lands
Of the Long Island, Blacks Estate. and Others.
This tract contains 1900 acres OF most excellent
Land, about GOO acres are cleared aud in good con-
dnIon 1t lies remarkably well. conveniently wa
tered, well improved. and MS healthy u situation az
any IN Virginia deem II quite unnecessary To
say any thing more about the advantages 81 this
valuable farm gentlemen that wish TO purchase
III this section of country are invited so come and
eSnmnG for themselves. This is truly a valuable
Farm, and merits tho attention ofeupnfs,s For
further particulars enquire Of tho proprietor, resi-
ding Oh tho premlsel JOHN $. PAYNE.
June ~ wills
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DOTiETOg1RT SPRINGS.

q He former owner aud proprietor 1T tles
SPRINGS having departed tbis lie, in oecol
dance w:lb a reqpest expressed IN his last illness
'hey WIN be opened the present season by the sub
scrlber. his executor
Inc Goi#.rla 5runss are situated ia Doeton
coaaly W i0 a heatIY, ropuous and most desl
fuble ncls fbor5ood about 80 miles above Iyneh
burg, from which place eSecll,bl Inc Of Snges
RUS regularly three times week A pitticulnr
and detailed description oflhen has so often been
given to The public, and tho benefits arising from
the nsc of tho water believed 10 be SO gcnctally
known, that the subscriber dos not deem IT neces.
sory to repeat the one, Or offer renewed testmo-
minis Of the other.
The cha,gcs will be moderate 10 MI, md to suc
as remain a month or longer, esflomcig 9D
l he will OF MI Johnston authorlsos his execu-
tors 10 sell these Springs, nj such time as may be
most beneficial 10 his cstoie Tho subscriber,
therefore, being dcsiroas Of closing its concerns os
speedily as possible, offers them for sale, and in.
vcs persons DESTROYS Of purchasing, to conimnni-
cate with him, by letter, directed TO Bctctourt
pt'ngs, Va. The property is valuable, aud wei
worthy the attention Of capitalists
JAMES T. ROYAL,
Ex'or Of Charles JoIrsion dec
gsf The Editors ofthe Rcd nond Enquirer and
Richmond Wing viii insert the foregoing adver-
tlsenent in thcir respective papers once a week
NIL the LIST of July, and forward their accounts to
this office.
Maya VIA (inff)
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SUIft.EDN DENTISTS.

n ii l.. BENSON, Dentist, respectfully m
np forms the citizens OF Lynchburg and the pub
lie generally, that he Is now prepared 10 attend to
all Professions calls at his Office in tho Washing
ton Hotel Every operation requisite to preserve
and Improve the appearance Of the teeth viii DO
performed on the la,es, improved principles OF sci
cnce lis safe and easy method Of removing The
most difficult teeth and roots has always given ge-
neral satisfaction to the subjects OF It's operation.
Few persons appear 10 be aware Of the very pre-
judicial influence diseased teeth and gums have
over the general systcm--tbcy are the causes of
many nervous and other diseases.
July - Ms
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y rur.uanes efa ssc,ee Of tha !cauay coatt ID

Amherst, pronounced Tho 18th inst m tho case
OF Henry l.. Davies, a1mr % Thomas 3. Ho!o
way, dec against Micoj,h Cannon, and others.
shall proceed To sell. 10 the highest bidder, for cash
on the premises Oh Friday tho I'm day of August
nesi. II. tract Land mentioned ~ sad decree.
to- &c patposea therein specified. The said tract
IF Land - supposed To cuhiain 21o acres. aud Is
Known by the name Of Cam1on's Cove, adjoining
Inc lands Of James Powell Elijah Fletcher. mud
oihe,s, aud i, now occupied by Marble slinncI
Those dispossl - pafehase are nstled to view tn
pfemises. IL supposed about t@othirds Of sud
tract "a yet unelaere1 aud groat pnr oft ania-
bic 10, The culture of tobaeae.
LINDSEY McD DANIEL, cam.
July Il tlGA
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OgsEEEJ

! I'r0m The Pefcr5Jnrg inter- acHeer iaig IL
| Tie melancholy duty drvolycs nron us of mn
nouncinr ,hc deccase of FRANCIS q Van.
! CEY, E,1 the senior editor OF TINS paper, who
wns suddenly spmmore1, N 4 maturity OF years
| ami IN the IA dst of as usefulness, to another.
! and n better wofl =" on saturday cgenu, last. Mr.
Y had been IN bad health or some wears, but for
The lns, months he appeared to DC rcgalnlug his
| former yigar, AM his family were looking foryarG
10 long and uninterrupted participation in his
| Gsterf,. care and pa,crnal Kindness These deep
| CHERISHED anti.lpatj1us, however, were doomed to
+, sli diem aud It sad disappointment. We met HIM
on The 4th asst at tho festive scene at Both Spring,
where he attended by invitation, and from whence
he retired al a very early hour. from an ihdisposI-
ton To he lookef-on where his health did not per
nit him to be n partakcr ofthe cxclemcnts the
OCCASION On the 9Th, we were called from the en-
llivonin,, md auimating scene which attended he
eepariurc of our Richmond and Chesterfield guests,
to view the DYING agoules OF our friend aud fellow
abourct About s o'clork IN ihe morning OF that
day, while conyetsins with his tani}, ne was IN
e,antlg ptoslro'ct by an attack OF hropexy and
r..,rtf,.ts .-om which the mos, cff.,ett medical
Ald was unable to afford him any relief lie suf
fered the most cxcrucang agony until Il o'clock
on Saturday evening, when his sp'rr, threw III the
iiall trimmels OF mortality ana winged It's way 10
l,s Saviour and IT'S God.
The character oflhc deceased needs no culogy
from our pcn. As IA citizen The repeated marks Of
confidence bestowed by community among whom
he was reared attest the estimation III Which he
was held. As husband, fith-r and 4 master,
The heart rcudpg lamentations OF his household,
WINGED his worth IN the most amiabie reisiions of
life.-To them his loss Is irreparable and his
memory gil Ioae be cherished 10y those who en-
loved the full force OF his affections.
DEPARTED this life, on Tuesday the Oh
inst after severe illness o: three ~ceks, WHICH she
bore with Christian foriludc and resignation, Mrs
MARYLAND FLOYD, consor OF Mr.. William
Floyd and daughter Of the late Jacob Oglesby, nl
The 2sth year of her age Il Is justly due the de-
.eascd 10 state; tina, from the early sse Of years,
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information wanted.

ass ONEfiME III tho oady part Of lbs, May, ~
= young man by the nafha Of w :. F6dsf.,
ieii viii some eeailenhn II The neighbfsrbo0d II
Lynohhurg, amc horse 70 ID kept ull bls FetpaA
nom Tho south. Mr. ro1ler las gwen an order fVs
said morse, without naming uie person viii whom
be WIS left Tho subscriber viii thank the pr
5on who has said horse in posseAsoe 10 ihform bum
olit~hn VIII o. getting the hprse pay FOR keeping
aud olher necessary expenses $50
HIRAM .WALROND.
fpnehbufe Talv ia az
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.Inly Ia

VHVl1E Commonwealth OF Vnginia 10 the s5he-
!" iiil Of Amberst county, Greeting ;--- w here
ns IN M aeton Of Debt lately depending in QUE
county Couto Auil,etat county, hatwcen Robert
+ Sh3fon, plainHH, " Robert Gann, " Robert L.
Coleman who slgps his name lto. l.. Coleman, dnt,
dnns, tho sand action o. debt aas So far progressed
IN lhat NJ rules held ~ the Clerks Office ofhc snd
Cnun,po the first Monday in January, 1883, i, was
ordered but Judgment be entered for tho plaintiff
against the defendants 70. The debt and inierest IA
The declaration mentioned and The costs and III,
SUIT being thus situated the said Robert T. Shelton
departed this iiio intesate,as il is Sa1 aud admin
lsirnlion ofoll and singular his goods, eialos aui
credits hath boon IN due form Committed to Samuel
II Shehon,his administrator ;--Neyerll less ludg-
mcnt IN the aforesaid action still remains 10 be Ind,
and whercu4 The sal Samuel II Shelton admins.
tor as aforesaid, bath snpplic3tsd, rs for proper
remedy We therefore, being willing that right
and justice should be done, COMMAND you that YOU
mike known 10 tho said Robert Camn and Robors
L. Coleman that they be before the Justices Of our
sand comfy Court Of Amherst at tho court house.,
IN the 3j Monday in August next, TO shcw j amy
ding for themselves they have or can say, why
he action Aforesaid should not be proceeded ~, 4,
a bha Judgment, according to tho ael of the Gen
eral Assembly IN Jueh cases made md provided
And have then there his writ. w ncss. Robert
fnsiey Clerk Of our sad Court %, the court house
,lc Iofd day Of July 1893, md ntha ssh year of
the Commonwealth ROBERT TINSIEY
judy Is A
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she hal hoen a rsna.able memhcr ofthe Melhoala!

she hal been reputable member ofthc Methodist
Episcopal Church Of lbs place By this d,spensa-
ton ofProyldenen tender AMI atineflonaie hns-
baud and stge aencoufse OF relations aud friends
have 10 a,c,'n her ssrly departure from tins uan-
STORY world. IL. trust. happier homie
~ Tho talcuntii paprrs viii plehsc notice The
ahove Tor te bcn,ltol tho relations Of Tive deceased
III thai section.
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rJsRrgF MRRt, ss.rTr.

,eanrot have been forgotten that one Of lie L a
..,ses Ct the war o. Isle, between Gtea.
-. and the United States. was the exercise
l.. the former of,hc right which shs claimed to
z.,o, The SHIPS Of ths latter ON the high seas ard
..,,;biv to seize such ofiheir crews he British
.s,e, mi ,ht suppose, with or ~lthoa, evidence TO
!. ..bects of that kingdom And it viii also be
..o,l.,,ed that the treaty of peace, concluded at
chant contained no ronuhciatiou If that right ON
-, or, ofGreat Britain. aal'i ffso ma deeial
:, u on the par, of the UhEe s,i,es. re
,sneral pence Of Europe which followed the de-
,.,onemeut of Napoleon, rendering It's etereise by
f,,eat Britain no onge, neccs ry at thattlme. TO
,,s,,,o her navy, the subject wns leit open for az
,ar discussions and settlement. Up TO this time
,o,v.yer no adjustment oft has been effected
,.,ouss. nspppcars our government has not been
,,mn16il of its high ollle aons to project It's YES
III. s,no the degrading right Of search aud its eli
.,ens reversing the high seas from the abuses
,,l,,h necessarily flow from its enerr Use.
MIR Rush, who was some years ago our Plen-
ro,onary a, London, has lately given 20 the world
. yaI,me in which, among other matters of less
moment. he furnishes the public w,ha cirennstan-
;I detail of his unsuccessful efforts 10 bring this
oncston to final issue. We have not seen MIR.
RS work and we are therefore indebted TO the Bal
,,more American for the snboined abrdgement OF
dis part oft We viii barely remark in transfer
r,ng Ito our columns, that whether the ttchf OF
,mprcssment be renowned by Great Britain IN .
formal treaty or not IS very certain that the p9lc
-,,o exercise it is forever wrfsled from her The
day hts passed when the impressment OF sever
,houslnl seamcn from our SHIPS would be mace q
matter of tedious negotiation. The honor OF thf
American flag is pied ,cd % protect all who SAIL be-
meath its stars and slrpesani the violent SECURE
snI detention OF Il single Amcric,n citizen, native
orua,ura!zed, would inevitably lead TO war-
which we Imagine Great Bfitain has no desire to
provoke
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HNiiE commonwealth Virginia, u the 5hef.f
ofAmheat county, Greeting - w htreas il,
an action ri debt lately depending III ouf county
court ii Amherst. county, between Bsnjan.n Vaa-
ter, plaintiff, and Ambrose X IIansafJ and Eja,
DAVIS, defendants the siid acton Of 1cbi waa 50 far
progressed In that at a Court held for tho sad
county Of Amherst oh the day ofNoycmbcr,
ls29, tho defendants pleaded payment wharchpon
an lsencG waa oned aud the suit being thus si,aa-
ted tho SAID Benlanin VnNtcr Departed this hie,
hbhtate os II IA and aud admnlslteton OF all and
singular his goods, cha,tels and credits ha.l beet
II Jue form committed TO Mildred kawtef,i,i, a,,-
mlnl3tralrlx i--No,otttelesg judgement 10 the A.
lotesaid action still remains TO be had, and where
ns the said Mld,ad Nawier, ndatnisltarix as afufe-
sa'd, hath suppheaed Us hr proper remedy -
~- We, therefore, bglns willing that rlgh, and lag.
tleo nho1d be done, command You that you make
snown 10 tho sad Ambrose X. Iinnsard aud Eli.
ah DAvls tint they be before the Justices oi dir
said county coutt Of Amhafst county al iho
Count house, tho ,jrI Monday 10 A ugnat next.
10 shcw, II any thing Tor themselves They have or
can say, why the action aforesaid should not bs
proceeded IN to a hnol Judgment, according 10 the
Act of tho General Assembly IN such casas made
and provided. And have then there ihis wfit.
WItncss Robert Tipsey CLARK Of our said Court,
NJ tho coutlh00sc, the 10Th DAY Of July 1853 and
III the 5sth year Of the Commonwealth.
ROBERT 1INsLI.Y
Z. a..
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=. "''f'5' 80 ~
IA ~ "S'ef''Inea mat i"oifaciea meet
~ WIN VT ne'o III inc hel&hp'fo'"d 81 Nes
''','o" "n 7a'u'a'Y seN'1 Nv hf'ihten OF Tie lap
's' 'sf'''''''o'' "a'e "aee Improper 10
,='' u III n'''s 10 IN h1o.e society, at the Ne"
l. ."p' 'oai'hr on ua' day. ne blhlo meeting
W. e','''p'e, ny ~ 'oost"l u We ple'leh ftief
ia % be ND on That daY San" 'AY @0ti' i"sl al
II eoeh' =. h".iep s. .t.'N mse'Iaf house. Ihe
it'U'2 FL. 3'd Concord sunday 2lsi1 II aclook
nc, o'N iae'''hs ii'o'e' oan'nY,'ay list IAN
pas,
h0 1'c5h "hofen. HahnaY, 'a @2ai, II a.
el"'
Why treeN 'haf'h, iucsaoY' Jay 23rd, II
o locF
'Afo'l Out HOUSE, w tade'aaYp July I'm
| i '1o' ~
W GLASGOW hu's1ey, my 10Th, II o'clock
sun fSPsel TO ho"' IN f"nlal'n'y WITH The mp.
imminent h'l'ial"c mH'e, IA" meeting nj
hihPe5 IL =9al lea7r' htn P'omised Tie ad Of
Hhe Il y. Nfh"''S II 'eehH' At ali t'ese meet.
nSS ai'''essS VIII h' ~ l'F'red ana subscriptions
ash - e'
NC H'Fefa '.af.'l ny 1afls'I'h h'ethf'h Of
ef''} 1shomih"'''na AM I'M w "$ i iYhehhne
M IN. ne <hf'"Pai ''h4 Wy mt purpose, II
ft'Neichre permit To- nd neetlhF maud o.
the st#tt "'e5f' 'i'7e F4i'"'a u 'ple society, IL
taf NJ oNsi '"'s sin"t 1h"teh, Oh 'hl~ evening,
! ''.#}'''5 ~ 9'"Hi III - l"'h. IN
sft't 5t,f zsi'fsa 49, - /" supply Tie "hols
World tl'h Ia Ntlen "efa - TOD - Vic Na#
4inla bioIr 9ee'tty ne"e'fs haf INC i@a Gas come
"h'n 'Rs = h9''h 81 'o'os 'Uiiai sh"nn rouse 'oh
her slunhera oneY 'hr 'asIconmln ana ol hef 's'tb=
dto2 iorl sic inF''ef 5loie 9oc'etleS hfenSh.
eai 'he "'tl % uhllc Win ne American Bi6e
society IN hstnR On pefloI IN %h'eh ny the bIea-
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NO PUFF. 8a
China, Glass and Earthenwarc.

Warranted az Rl1hn,o,ld acaplesoie priees.onv'
.artte'e found highcr, tic mosey 10 he refunded.
HAVE now on hand large assostmen, of ar
= icles in the above line, and expect by the first
arrival from Liverpool az additional supply, which
will complete the stock, consisting OF the newest
articles and patterns Merchants who will fsvor
me with call shall certainly find all that is pro-
missed above, AZ my intention in opening 10 Ivnch-
burg was principally 10 do wholesale business
Merchants who nov deaf with me viii please ais-
seminato the truth OF the above promise
JOSEPH D.EVANS,
Opposite the Posi- Office
July IS Is
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- Licuf. Coy. Wyndham Robertson, acting n
the absence ofGoy. Floyd from Richmond, has Of
fared reward Of $500 for the apprehension Of
nsrtwea NJ Doss, charged win the murder Of
Morris Robor,s, in Comp3aiI county, on the 2o'h
ult. Ooss $ described as q about - years old,
rather under The usual SIZE, with lisht-eoored
eyes. and when in conversation holds his head
down aud splits very frequently, aud is rupefed on
both sides, though not to very great extent
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CAPITAL PUNtsHMsSrs. a man ~ under sen
tontrncc ofdenth ~ Alabama ior tie offence at
having passed counterfeit Aesr,n dnflar. The
wide disproportion between the offence 4 the pun
ishment Is Palpabe, that we are not surprised it
has excited Discussion that State IN relation 10
the efecs Of It's ertlntaei code-- defects which can
only be cradtcated lay tha adoption of the Pcni,en-
uafy SYSTEM which Is strangely unpopular IN our
Southern and Southwestern States, or by resort
10 cropping, whipping and branding, vh.ch nrc
hafily less cruel aud olious Than the Draeo sys.
tenn of blood
We see II stated thai tn, Legislature of Rholo-
island, al lis late session, instructed the Aitarna
o'eneral to pepare bill, directing all capital sfo.
'cnce. Ia be hereafter executed in private l. or
o'nlon, this is n most excellent suggcst on--ap
opinion which we doubt not viii be cnaanrred ia
by every person who h.s witnessed the .snb *
ecui'on OF malcf,ctors Thercxecutoa IN private
~ond adj tenioId horror 10 the punishment itself
It would prevent thpsa large and ,ndiser,n,lnntc
| hssemo'ses of people, which So often lead tn ia .
perpetratlon o crime AMI 1t would nut a stop IN
those expressions of public sympathy for the cr,m,
nai, which almost convert the scaloll of an igno
mnous death into the ,rlumpha stage of n mar.yr.
ed hero
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s,s,snl.nt before he die,t-,1aa lie man died be.
tore this disclosure was made. susp eon of murder
would have probably fallen so,ne innocent per-
son, aad we might have had another Avery Altar
OF H.
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A NEW Wous-Ihn Nessrs IIarners Of v
York have republished, from the London ednlan
" Observations on the Professions, Liter TN
Manners, aud Emigration IN the Unted St,fr.
1882; by the Rev Isaac Fidler" we have no,
seen the work, but from several extracts from Il
which have appeared IN the Northern papers II g..
nears To be twnbrother Of Mrs rtoIlopc's tr,
vels indeed, the Rev author oserih.s III.
dlmtnntiye dimensoas and the metgre confsnt,
OF his volume 10 the fact, that, after he had
written his observations, s. he read Mrs tol
lope's wcil.lnown publication, AMI loua4
necessary, IN consequence, either L. obri e, {
plan or to repeat what that lady had alres -.
an very popular and attractive style Tn.
shows that kindred minds may fall u,o the same
tram al ialsehsod aud dctraclon ofartc rrls,}a
unbeeomm, in a lady as IN preashsr W. ma
sine, however that Mr. Fnllr has ~ ila RI In to
occupy the sacred desk, as MIS- 1r9l#are VA, ~
mlngic with lhe refined anl e,,t4sui Of hct SIX
Not tn least tem1rk1 be els.lnsao sanesl.d
with these slIndercus tourists Is tAe aaal, ,b,l,,y
Of their respective names--o 1,o1Hp. nj . rlf
iu: w are almost converts to the 5bao,I4an
creed. There must surely be something IN nnmr,
~ The proceedings ot the lite Aanivefssr,
Of the Bedford Bible Society shall appear m sur
/ next,
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S'TRAYfelS Os{ STS}lgsN.

STR fGD Osl STOLEN,
y the 9th INST from the pianfa.on Of AIR.
" John Cox, near Jeifcrsor's old place. Il Bed
ford, a BAY MARE Of description as to lows -
About feet high, years old last Spring, with
dark legs, and Ibe1erc STAR in the forehead tro,s
well, but yet barely subject to the bride ANY
pctsonwhc viii deliver her 10 me on the Turn
pike, near bynchburg. or secure her so that fkst
her a5al'n shall he handsomely rewarded. &.
THossy MOOM6AN
~ : ~ ~ 49,
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CIRCUMSTANTlAL EVIDENCE / ne

CIRCU MSTANTlAL EVIDENCE ne
danger of uonsicing man, charged with the per
petration of crime, on crcumstant'dl evidence, I'M
less il he of ZEN character % leave " no i9oP
on which to hang doubt" Is strongly illustrator
BY an occur cnce W inch happened III PadaIs'ph'a
a few DAYS ago. aud which We find noticed IL '"e
u. S. Gazette Of that city.-lt seems that i''8'
quantity of blood was discovered in small 'i'ey'
and near it the appearance OF part oil '''"
shirt sleeve Great excitement was in-hieuh"'1'y
manifested, and search instituted Whie t"e e&-
element was at its height, notice was si'fh '''' +"
coIoreo man was il The agony of death IN hou'e
directly opposite Some the persons went '"''"-
er aud questioning the dying man, learned t"'1 Ut
had rupturea blood vessel, and while gong -
his dwelling, was compelled to SIT down III Inc al
lev and there los, the blood which had caused '"e
alarm and had torn the shirt sleeve win we" u
tho,a,;no is flow. lie hal scarcely maze ms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-18

Al Mr.. Webster was invited to visit Nashville,
una 10 partake Of a public dinner in that place,
auriGs his late visit TO the West ; But the
s'.dsnasss Of his r6iyrh, prtvohlcg its ac'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-18

'Sp'anss; lhe le'tr et.avta,ion is sisasa ny the
sad.ns friends oT Gen. Jackson and Of Nj. Clav