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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-19

company. with capital Of 2J3 Oc0 dollars 10 suci
Nc tdainized rod rosi Winchester 10 Hsrri onbury;
AMI committee, consisting Of Robert Gray, George n
thrsman X. W. Barton AMI p. Williams, jr, wee sp-
pointed 10 draft memorial accordingly The following
resolution as then passed
Rcsoced me meesg That the contrmp nted
should DO 90 located Union Ms ani through NJ
town. Newtown Midetowa burg, Wo "sock Mount Jask-en
n"d unless shall be found TO cxttemc
~ announcement aud much much expensive 10 locate
We have the satisfaction To lny the following Let
ter before our readers. buckingham has done her
duty. When shall we have as glorious tidiDgs from
Albemare
EXTRACT Of a letter TO the Editors, dafcd
"LoyiNGsToN, Nov l6, 1883.
81 have just arrived from Buckingham Court, here
have been tor the last three days. and have the pleasure
TO inform YOU that there reaue but cny four shares
TO be taken TO complete the quota OF that county Of hive
hundred shares, in the James River and Kanaw Ia i'm.
provement; and there is doubt that the whole quota,
II not more, will be taken. There has been great revo.
luton Ia public sentiment in that county. the subject
oil the James River Improvement favorable TO the enter
prize, which clearly proves the efficacy Of uniipg and
perseverng exerton The necessity OF this mprov
begins to he aud felt in all its bearings, both
cis and POLITICAL in this part oil the country much
that deep aud interest is taken Ia the scheme
by nearly all our popuiaion-A seem TO depreca,e its
failure, raught with the greatest calamity TO the future
prospects OF the State.
I need say you, the high qualification which
feel to even at the eleventh hour the prospect OF the
accomplishment of system Of Internal Improvement,
which should have been accomplished many years ago,
but which will he in time, 10 secure wealth. prosperity
and glory 10 the Old Dominion"
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INTERNAL, IMPROVEMENT.

we Observe 10y The Winchester papers, Tint The
graduation of the 81 sections Of the Railroad be-
tween Winchester and the Potomac has been let out
by contract The sections average nearly half mile
80 days, and finished within twelve months. The
Republican" Of the 10th announces, that two sets
Of tie Contractors had already commenced opera
tons
The Turnpike Convention met mt Woodstock on
the 18th inst. Delegates attended from Frederick
Rockingham and Shenandoah. Col. james NJ. H.
Beale was called to the Chair, and James H. Oar
lington appointed Secretary:
On motion OF Richard W Barton, II was unanimously
resolved TO Peioa the GeBefs Assembly 10 iDcorPorss
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The U. States VS.. Lit. n. b. Randolph.

We understand, that II. Ii. Randolph was arrested
by the Marshal Major Christian.) on "Wednesday
last, and committed to the Jail of Henrico county, OH
warrant from the Treasury Department of the u.
S. under the Act of 1920, for sum which is re-
ported to he about S25,000. 1t is presumed to be
for the whole sum, which appears to be uniquidat-
ed on the books of the Treasury.
We have not seen the law, though from what we
understand Of its provisions il gives summary pow
crs TO the Secretary Of the Treasury, and what we
should consider TO be very harsh provisions. He is
said TO have the power of proceeding against
the person and property of defauter without The
preliminary interpositon Of any Judicial tribunal.
A morning paper stntes, that "the only relief for
one prosecuted in this way, is Ivy bill of complan
District Judge Of the u. s., in or of Court
setting forth the nature and extent of the injury
which Judge may, If in his opinion the requires
it, grnnt an injunction TO stay oil proceedings the
warrant-but injunction shnH issue until The party
applying shall gipe bond SUFFICIENT SECURITY
for The performance Of any judgment that may be
awarded against him, in such amount as the Judge
granting the injunction shall prescribe"
tits presumed that some arrangements may be made
between the Treasury and 1t. Randolph, by means
of which, his person may be liberated, and his pro-
which mny be found due by him, fair and final
settlement of the accounts.
We astonished to hear Of rumor's being
noat, that threats have been thrown out of deliver
ing Lieut.. X. from the Jail by force. II cannot be-
Such design cannot be entertained. What! in
the Old Dominion--a State, which hns uniformly
distinguished herself by her love Of order-wllo
quietly suffered Calender to be led away to her
jail even under the infamous Sediton Act--shall
my one dare thus to fly in the face of the law PIT
cnnDot be.-Let the law he ever SO l,arsl,-let this
Treasury warrant be even supposed TO be so
imprOvidently gran,ed-docs it become any Citi-
zen of Virginia to violate the law? Lieutenant
Randolph has already offended the public SEN
tlment by his indignity ngains, the President of
the u. 3. lie will not add to this Indignation by
even marching out Of the inil If the door could be
thrown open to him by force. 1t would be infinite
ly better for his friends TO become his securities
and return him? Whatever the warrant be, he
can only be bound to pay what n,uy be fairly
found due. IL only $1,000, his friends say his
properly amply competent TO meet il. This is the
course which should be taken, if no arrangement
can he made with The T'rensury.--We arc satisfied
that the authorities Of the State, and tie good ci,i-
zens of Richmond, will not permit such an outrage
20 be perpc;Gatc.i, il should be true that am oHt
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should be mad enough 10 think Of resisting the la,e by


ATTACHMENT against J. H. Piedsdnts.
Tie Senior Editor Of the Wing arrested on
Thursday last by the Marshal of the Eastern Dis
irict Of Virginia for contempt, in refusing to obey
tho process OF the Court OF Alexandria county, sum
moning him to appear there witness i'm the mat
ter Of nh alleged conspiracy against the President
On the same day, Mr. Peasants obtained n writ Of
Habeds Corpus from Judge Brockenbromgh, then
holding his session Of the Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Henrico county. The writ was
made reiurnnble AT 10 o'clock next norr;ny-When
il taken up Messrs. Leigh, John Roberson TAT
torney General of the Smtc,) VIM. Ii. Mcfarland Of
Court in opposition to the jurisdiction of the Court
of Alexandria, when the case was postponed till
next morning. The defendant was permitted by the
courtesy of the Marshal to so ut large.
On Saturday, II was again taken up--and MIR.
Thomas T.. Burfoo, the u. s. Attorney Tor this Dis
;rict being absent in ST. Augustine, East Florida. on
account Of i'll health, MIR. Holden Rhodes appeared
in his place, and opened the case in behalf of the
prosecuion.--M cssrs. Mcfarland and ]. Robertson
followed, in belafof the Defendamt.-Mr. Rhodes
requested time until Monday to prepare his reply
which was granted him.
Yesterday the case again taken up; and
Messrs. Rhodes, Robertson and Mcfarland closed
the argument-The Judge has taken time until this
morning to deliver his opinion.
We understand TINT the argument will be reported
for the Press-nnd shall seize the earliest oppor-
tunty to lay il before readers.
We know not who has been most active in getting
up or continuing this prosecution in Alexandria,
But have idea that the President of the
U. s. has directly or indirectly participated i'm this
prosecution.-It may have been improper to COM
mencc this proceeding nj ALI may have been mex
pedient to press tive have not heard the argu-
hent, nor examined the question all-but il will
be ultimately productive of this effec that if the
act OF Congress he unconstitutional, may he forth
lion, yet exceponabe or defective in its provisions
il may be amended
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SALE OF METHODS &C..

ENXECUroKS SALE or NEGROES. &c.-.-.Oa
mL Tuesday the 10Th day Of December next II lair, 1t
not the lair day thereafter. will be offered ~ pubic
auction vi the late residence Of Reuben Edw ards dee
the county of Ius most Of the personal estate OF the sad
Edwards consisting Of fourteen very likely negroes
women boys and gids The stock OF horses, cattle, sheep
and hogs crops oi wheat, aud oats. For all
under 40 ca.b will be required and for that a. d
over credit Of Twelve months will be given Bonds with
approved security will be required.
CHARLES s. JON rs.
attorney in fact for yiI,hNas j. Pomderfsr, Eror.
of Reuben EdDords, dec,
Louiss, Nov. 18th, 1888. 51-wfw'
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20 NEXT GOVERNOR.

To the Members If The Legislature
We mania Tor nominofing successor TO our POI u'
iU "ove'to having subsidized, and the time nta'iy ar
fived Tor action, beg leave to call your attention
to h~c's"s anu qnalihcsiion. Of James MrDowoI d.
Jr, E'qu're. Few men better fitted for hat ci-
fee, and i doubt not, should lie receive your Sup.
port, he will discharge its duties with credit bsc II
and advantage TO the state With his election, the East
il il believed world be satisfied; and the West would L
las, have an divdusi in whom she could place cor.
Gdence His election would be pleasing one. and it Is
thought MAN IUChAHOES.
E,.f.tn Va I3tI, Nov 1893.
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No, orsr: 5oated with vanity, even fqr The high com.
plinen being Of surh constituents
had Il .hail continus GIN fully and slactorily
sured Of Mr.. Leigh's political orthodoxy s'hl
CAUTIOUS.
Cumberland county, November 9Th, 1888.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

.H0VUUt,
Coleman Biick.-Appes from tho Brunswick Dis
tict Court Dismissed.
Iipbtyidke vs. Truehedrt.-Tbe Sente nee OF The ~
perio Court affirmed, this Court being equally divided IN
opinion.
11oie VS. Stephen.-Appcai from the Sup. c. of Chan.
at Winchester Argued by Leigh, for oppellsDt by Sta
nard, Tor appellee. and by Leigh iniepIy
-.t 49,, Tuesday. Mon. IL.
Bedinger VS.. Hunfer-Appesl from The Sup c. OF L.
for Berkeley county. Argued by S'ansrd, Tor the appel
iant by Leigh for The appellee, aud by Staard in reply
90. JPedntsddg, .tor. Is.
Lpscon,b aud irJe Standardization Tor appel
trom decree Of the ). Of l. & c. for Caroline county
Refused.
Smith and Richard vs. Tsiplen and .Ncaie.-Appch
from the Judgment Of the S. Z. OF Law Tor Fau9uier
Argued by Sanard for the appellants. and by Leigh for
the sPpellees. -.
Thursday, .Nop. Ia.
Gait VS.. Riodnaa Company.-Pvti,ion Of appeal
Refused. .
Tooie vs. Stephen Affirmed.
Smith and Riekdyd Irpiett and .N'eulc.-Argu-
nent concluded by Stanard, for the appellants, in reply
Carfigne VS.. Ray,n0nd.-APpeal from the Cham c. at
Richmond Argued by Allison, for tho appellants, by
Spooner for the appelees and by Allison, in reply.
Friday, Nov. Is.
Farmers Bank Ci0rke.--Appeal from the Sup. G.
OF Law for ienco Argued by Daniel, Tor the appssnt,
and by the Attorney General, Tor the appellee.
Saturday, Moo. l6.
C1rtigne VS.. Raymond. affirmed.
Farmers Bank C1Gyke-Argument concluded by
Nicholas, Tor the appellant. in reply
Dupuy rs. Hdrds,r0y.-Appeal from the Richmond
Oh. Court. Argued by Leigh, for the appellant and hy
Spooner for the appellee.
Western Court Cases.
Chernihcr Decentralization for Superscdeas 10
Judgment OF the Superior Court OF Mason: Refused
Peek, Sr. Long.-Petiion for Supersedeas to a
Judgment Of the Superior Court OF Mason Refused
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Married, Tuesday evening the 18th inst Rev MI naf
gave, Capt be Nandevsnto' Miss Mary EOsno eldest
danghtnI Of John BIaden. Esq ell Of LouIon.
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~. For TIE ENQUIRER
Much excitement has been made in this city, and much
clanor raised about the Hdbeas Corpus now before
Judge Brockenbrough. Waving that case altogether
would ask respectfully IL murder n
the District Of Columbia, and 10 fly into Virginia, ought
there not to be some way TO punish him Suppose he
murder the President OF tire IT, s. not the Con.
stiiuton and the law 10 provide mode Of getting
him Why was the District set apart to protect the per.
sons and property OF the public officers and private c
zens there they can be attacked with impuny by those
who fly TO The States for refuge? II necessary, Virginia
herself can pass weguarded law, authorizing cmi-
nails, &c. 10 be given up. ZENO. !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-19

We understand, that William F. Butler Esq OF Albany
has been appointed Attorney General Of the U. States
and that he has accepted the Office. Mr. b. ranks high
Tor his talents at the Bar his eoquence, aud his
attanments.
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JMassachusefs Election re turns from 1872 towns

1<1fcH0H.- Iy2 towns
for Governor give Davis National Republican, 20 O67-
J. O. Adams, dnti Mason, 15,73i-Morton, jackson,
III 519 Noeection, OF course, by the people, The Lee
glslature will have TO complete il. The House of Re-
personalities will seect2 out of the canddatesand
then the Senate will select Of the g. Oniv
tsoenfy seren National Republican Representatives have
only) The Mayor and Aldermen will choose the add.
tional 80 TO which the City IL entitled.
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CONTESTED ELECTIONS

Two very interesting contests anticipated before
both Houses OF Congress for those bodies In The
Senate Mesrs. Potter and Robbins the competitor
from Rhode Island. In the H. Of there is 10 be a yio
lent contest between Messrs T Moore and Ie,cher oi
Kentucky. On the 30 uit, Mr.. NJ. made another ef.
tort TO waive the controversy. He proposed 10 Mr. L. 10
submit the question to referecs-bu, Mr. L. declined the
proposition. =. $50 ..
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RIP VAN WINKLE AWAKE

we lind, from the proceedings a, Rhlcgh on the
ith INST that the leading citizens OF Our modest and
nnpretcndng neighbor, North Caroline, are en-
deavorng 10 arouse the Rip Van WinItc. of the
South, as she Is snoerlngly called by the Nallify-
rs OF South Carond, SINCE they have failed to
hitch her II their car from the long and calm, but
t1lhous siambcrs, which bcnumLed her public spir
II cF"nped her cnerSes Impoverished her people,
and drove her cnterprisins sons to distant regions
On the III utter the ceremony OF LAYING the
cornerstone Of the new Capitol on the runs of
That which was destroyed by fee TWO years ago
were Completed, the Internal Improvement Com
rent'on. suggested but few weeks before convel-
ed. There were l Is Delegates present over whom
Coy Swan was catie'i 10 preside After a session
OF three days. and sood deal OF able and anma,
cd debate Report was adopted tic principe, Tea
tunes of Which embraced ia the tlrec resolutions
which fellow
" That the condition otthe State requires that
a liberal system Of Internal Improvement should
be Immediately organized aud vigorously prose
cutd.
That the Legislature ought to provide a fund
by loan ottcr~ use, 10 enable the State 10 contrib
tle substantial resistance IN the prosecution of
w"'hs Of Internal Improvement.
'' That true policy requires tia. said fund should
he appropriated, N the first instance, 10 build up
markets N our OWE State"
1t aio'ds US much pleasure to the spirit Of I'M
proycment which abroad IN the entire South.
fe' us cherish and keep II alive Until II bring forth
lis legitimate practical results, and we shall have
tic "ion and Secession nor Wish to resort 10 eth
ef Of those dcluslvc nd runous rcmelies--thc in.
ventlons ofonr political queck doctors, whose med
iclnes, like those Of kindred school in another
science, are sure TO Kill. f,hev fail TO cure
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-18

- ef tn. ccldmsian Hotel. on cafy Street and
falling his bend fractured his scu II the irnme
date deprv alton ofIife
Mr. w r,dsoa esne tn Riesmani las sunday
with bnil load u nan aud was lsaVej hy lie
water b'ing taken out Of the Cana Addicted to
somnsnbuiism, the voxstlous interruption Of his
reinra hom Is suppos Il 10 hfve rr,aei his M.
ma propensity w. faiing from The Porleo.
dstanc" OF aseai - feet, he struck the osters bell
and the vnic'i attracted To the spst BY he ~
usual circumstance ofu,e bell cinslus At that time
of night, tnear one o'sloek) ..ban thu watch
came NJ, Nj. Woodeon was alrcu1y dend. The
door Of his room which adialn,d tire porico, was
laeke1, and lac must Their fof, hass na1e his gr.ss
through the window, and thence OYER The baus-
trale Of The Polllao. Nj WooJspn was a worthy
and upright citizen. UAig.
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y d,ysYons and tffnphan'y sn4i.a, q. h se,a' -.
m Congress IN reference to ther. and conclude
with oa affecting aHusion 10 his approaching de
paJfarc ftVat The Sfate, a7Id b,ddiRg tn. a.
taHnd Ann an iniPressr. and ateetionafe iatercH,
lis parting acknowlej gmcnis and bencdi ctions
@ere receives with deep emotion, and will live III
the grateful memories all who hard him. We
iofbcar any further remarks on the perhaps Fare
Vel Address" -four patriotic, bighmindeo belo
sed and seneraicd De.fr ROY, Il has been prom
Sod us at length, for publication.
Among the m,ny Volunteer Toasts were some
Of great merit. and others Of great meaning W.
select from among them the following
BY The Hon Wiian Drayton. President Of lhe
Day. The Federal judiciary " hen its power
to corsirde Federal laws IS lliiied their meaning
mus, be decided by the sword
BY II. b, Gchrsl, Vice Presideni) The u
non--lt Is the source Of ON independence and the
palladium Of oar liberty--wc Will ruy around il
n tine hour ofpcri, ansl defend It with our lives
BY Maj Back, lViee Prcsident) The Uni.
ed States Of America--A galaxy Of brillian, Stars
may M State ever exhibit the eccentric move
nent OF comet OF illustrate the fate OF fallen
star.
BY P. CanlwclI Esq Hon YIN dayton
One OF the last survivors Of that noble band o. lof
y proud and courteous Cetolinians, whose Roman
virtues bring support 4 confidence 70 Government
at nome, arl command respect for II abroad His
devotion, md sacrifices and services 10 the Union,
have fixed his name forever upon the heights Of
virtue, and Will cause il 10 lie enrolled amongst the
benafactofs Of mankind
BY Stevens Perry, Esq. The Enforcement Bill
"A Government with power 10 enact laws and
none To enforce them Is a mere dead letter
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HE PERIODICAL PRESS.


VIM. Robinson & Co. have issued proposals for
Tie publication of a weekly paper in the town Of
buchanan IN Hoteteunt county, to be called =" The
Pilot and James River ADVERTISED" This Is a
strong Indication Of the increasing prosperity Of
that village which affords us pleasure to observe.
DO Mcssrs. Robinson s. Co intend to discontinue
the " fincasc Patriot Or, to publish TWO distinct
papers 2
The spirit Of Improvement so discernible in the
appearance OF most of our public journals is rapid
" extending IN the South and West--as an eyl-
aehee OF which VIC may refer to the increased SIZE
ana beautiful Typographical execution OF the De-
mocrat," and the Advocate" both published at
Huntsville, and to the " INTEL genccr,' published
at Tuscaloosa, Ala. They now resemble the best
papers III the Atlantic cities.
We have received the LIST and Cd Mes of
new paper, just established at Huntsville, Ala. cali
led The Southern Mercury" Its politics, as
are those Of tho other Huntsville journals are
sound, on the great questions of Modification. anu
SECESSION
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threatening her with iBstan, death II size made any
disclos = IF ts atrosieus practices lssley on,
asccriaih.ag his condnc, was known, sold whsi
property he could ready dispose Of. and Iet fam
ily Of several young ehilden pennyiess on The
charity of The public.
The mother Of the girl was living during nor
Of The time. |, ssupaos1i her drath was lasie,i
ed by the knowledge Of lier h1ssnd's ctiniaalif,
md his abusive con laet towards her Whit She
was guf.flng from palsy, winch rcndered ier
sfeechless, we informed by physician abo
nj. nied htr near her Jecesse nat she often Al
tempted 10 speak, nnd would point 10 her husband
nnd ctY 'es mo + while her textures expressed the
deepcst horror Tie ctIllc was fret atent,ed
while the monster was excited ~ spiriuoas llai.or
he having hrst driven lis fu from the house, y lie
sought protection from ncisl,bof.
Jacob Inscy rs shoemaker beiwecn Is and
30 years Of age, dark epmpeKjoned about MD
die hcish',aod slim his hair changing grey Who
Last heard Of h. was on hs way 10 Michyan
II Is much TO be regfeet that he has escaped the
nj demanded by oar laws for incest which
seems far Too sig i9f the 9Ience
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.LA SI.RpEE1

from rng PORTLAND ADyfRTts4.H, fetY g.
1he Sra .Ssfpents aud The Icambo1t - rhn
steamer Connee,icui aauved this moraing late,
than usual. having been employed Tor about an
hour in chasing shoaI Of Sea Scrpenis About
six O'Clock last evening q schooner off Nohant
hailed the Connecticut. ond told Capt Porter that
If lie would look out he ntlgn, ,he Sta Serpent
fo, he bore east OF Nnbanr" TIL Connect IN
STORED accordingly, and very soou no, one Sea
Serpent alone, but three, some say four, Appeared
in sight All the passengers saw these monsters
ofthe deep with their own eyes, distinctly mud
clearly.
One Of the pas.en gers who had good view says
that one # the Serpenls wns one hundred feet In
length, with head partly IN the form Of a snake
and pnrtly IN the form Ct pck'el. Seme say
that the largest Serpent WINS ye, longer. Anoihef
Of the Ser'ents vas judged 10 be about 30 feet long.
One threw his body out of the water about so feet
IN spiral nndnlatory motion, which formed nj
tunes upon a calm n beautiful dark arch Du-
ring portion of this time, one Of the Strpents WINS
thought TO be distant about aeny rods aud before
md aite- this near approach they couli be
for some time with glass The Serpenls seemed
10 enjoy the sport and played around the boat for
some ,lmc--pcrhans they took for smother " Ser.
peae IN OF OH the deep, and were seeking an III
PRODUCTION
- ~ 'HtF5 i'iN We hff intni nfG ny many per
sons w. b3i'y by on npon whom W can leIy
I'D vi" 'ns hitherto bon incrr'iuleus ,noue a.
We do not, we euro, doabl me 'ekttnlauy o. 81
many persons, IN steamboat upon. IA quiet sea
with the power Of stopping ana following the OBJ
lco,s Of their curiosity whlthersoevcr they pleased
FROM rnr BOSTON POST or JuLy7.
The Sea Serpent IN re,ay --Extract Of letter
to a gentleman IN this city
PORTLAND, July G.
Dear Sir Inuivcd in snfcty this mo,ning a g.
having passed an hour more yesterday after
noon among a shoai Of Sen Scrpents three al
which measured from 30 or 80 10 l20 OF 49, feet
distinctly saw them with the naked eye, & after.
aarjs carefully oxamiaed them with glass
They VERIFYING ful! length on the water, ocen.
slonnll, lifing heir heads 1 or 8 foet ubovr the
snrfncc, end showing 20 or 80 lunches, OF snake.
l,kean lpItt os,at time. Their heads bDro a re-
sembancc to the plckcrets and lho crease of thu,
mouths marking the division of the Jaws WINS like
that of common snake Tue rngn Of the boat
vas stopped, and for three quarters of AN hoo, VIC
had cool and deliberate view of these monsters
Such i'll looking objects never behcldh
aT Since the uhove received, we have con.
vcrsed with several people who came up in the
Connecticut yesterday, and they I'll state that they
saw, about ten O'Clock yesterday morning, n
little below Nehan,, three tour of thu scrpcn,s
one Of which Wa. certainly 100 feet ~ length.
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Eram he Beipidere Penn J ApoiLo.

MARK The VILLAIN - raa most villain
Gus conduct OF person la ned Jacob Iuslcv, who
resided n-ar MS village. becam. public about the
i5ta Nil. "A. was ch rged by has damgtt,r, sirl
now about Is years OF age, Of having had illicit
io,eroourse with oeI during the two years past.