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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30
A TEMPLE OF INIouIrY.

IL appears from . late number Of the Ros-
ton Galaxy, that that city is disgraced and
demoTalized by the existence there, OF a pub
lie gambling and drinking house, that has no
parallel but IN the heiis' Of London and Paris.
u Is called The Boston Gymnasium. The ed-
tor of the Galaxy paid il a visit on Fast nav
we give the following bold picture Of its
character.
The Internal region was redolent Of
the fumes Of sick stomachs, gin and to.
baccO. There we're about one hundred
persons assembled; black gaards, swin.
oilers, and repsObates Of every deserip.
ton. Many Of the sons Of the aristo.
esacy Of the city vera there, a wall "A
others, who. from their garb, one would
have taken for honest gentlemen. The
rect were foreigners and unwashed
villains. To the honour Of the colour.
ed population be il spoken. not enc Of
them were there. Here vas seen the
husband, whose ~ife sat lonely at home,
Pining for his company there the Il.
Their, whose children were crying for
the bread he was eating on the waters.
not TO return again. There stood the
hopeful urchiD, whose father, COED man,
supposed his pride AID boast was Al
that very moment edifying in church.
Full half the assembly we're boys from
ten to sixteen years old. IL will pre.
sently appear that they were preparing
to graduate from the state prison and
to die on the EaIlOws.
In the middle Of this earthly hell
was . polygOnsl enclosure Of boards.
about ten feet in diameter. the floor If
which vas sirswed with tau, to drink
the blood Of the cocks. Here twa
Of the gallant birds we're engaged.
ROVnd the south cad Of the hall we're
ranged score Of tea chests, IN each Of
which cock vas Growing az his neigh.
hours. As many more were hanging
IN bags AZ the VALE Of the BUILDING
In ere conner stood Rsnleel black.
guard, singing an obscene song, 20 the
infinite satisfaction Of his aoditors.-
Right opposite 20 him sat a bloaIed
wretch, riscera GTucfaHS cum gemifu.
and, in the intervals Of his intestine
syneOpe, holding forth 10 praise Of
temperance. ORths and blssphemiss
ruDg on every side, aud a Few hstieuGs
we're exchanged.
Oa entering, We vent STRAIGHT 60.
the cockpit, where q slate eolsursd
and a red bird were sIriving,to Kill each
ether With steel spurs, which bad been
affixed 10 their legs, prsbsbly because
the natural weapons eOold not draw
bleed fast epoVgh Zoe the taste Of the
spectators. The feathers feW snd the I,
gore stgesmed. Presently the slate. /.
oOloured cock drove his gsG lhrsugh 4
The braiS of be adversary, who fell
deed on the spot. We taFned ava,
TO gsGbliAgtable, which slsod ia aao
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

faces which no knew were bent on
him.
The second row proposed hi, cues.
ton. lie Affected to be a great poli.
tcian, mustachosd and whisk cred ike
diPlomatist, which station he had
been coveting. His voice was bland.
but his emphasis WAS very siRuiicant.
"Should | visit the United States,
what subject with which I am CONVEX.
SAINT would most interest your people,
and give me an opportunity Of enjoy
ing their conversation"
:" You must maintain, a. you do at
present, that monarchy is the wisest.
the purest. the best government, which
the skill Of man ever devised, and that
democracy 10 utterly barbarous.
Ny countryme are proysrbially fond
OF argument, and vii! meet You on
both these questions, aud if YOU choose,
argue with you TO the end Of your life -
The murmur was renewed, but still
without any decided expression Of the
feeling with which his answer had been
received.
The third then rose from his seat,
and with an assured voice, which seem .
Cd to snnouncs.a certain triumph, said,
II require your decision on deli
cats question, but the rules Of the pas.
time warrant il, and also q candid an.
swer. You have seen the American
and English ladies; which are the fair.
esti"
The young republican glanced a.
round the circle. IL was bright with
flashing eyes, and the sweet smiles
which wreathed many a lovely Lip,
might have won less determined pa.
iriot from his allegiance. He did no,
hesitate. though he bowed low 10 the
ladies as he answered
" The standard Of female beauty isl
believe, allowed to be the power Of ex
citing admiration aud love in our sex
consequently, those ladies who are
most admired, and beloved, and re.
spected by the gentlemen, must be the
iairest. Now, I assert confidently,
that there is not nation on earth, where
woman Is so truly beloved, so tenderly
cherished, SO respectfully treated, as in
the United States; therefore, the A.
merican ladies are the faires,. But"
AMI he again bowed low, elf the ladies
before whom | have the honor Of ex.
pse.ssing my opinion, were in my coun.
try, we should think them Americana. y
The applause was enthusiastic ; af
ter the inirth had subsidized go a. to nj.
low the judge to be heard, he directed
the crown 10 the Yankee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30
PATERNAL AFFECTION.
HrnlRur coRxwAII

The feelings of n parent regarding a child il
d'ngcrO"s sickness. ART beautifully Expressed IL
The f,iio~ing st.nzas:-
Send down thy Winged Angel, God!
Amids, this night NJ Wild.
Ani bid him come wherr nov NC watch.
And breathe upon oar child
Si, lies upon her pillow pale,
Aud n,os,,is Within bar sleep,
or ~sk,th with patcut sn,ilc,
And s,ri,cth noi To weep.
How gentle and how good child
She -, Ne know too we'll,
Aud 'lcarer TO her parents hearts
han onr Weak words can tell
We lo,e--~c ~aicl, throughout the nirh,.
To ALL, when need ma, b.,
We hopc-and have dcsI,airyd at times,
Hut nolg ~ tilru 10 Thee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

O 7 fstfors fhs eu7hsla ~ fiissf Sfas-s are re-
g'scsied 70 insert M (sio1viRS Rofsoss
BOUT three months ago. an individual,
IN vho hsd resided zoe some time IN the sity
without tskiuE leave a. tbe family, o. soiies u
his inisusiOa 90 De So le inf.ai child IN eharrr
Of its grandfather, fcsble 0id man, worn dove
BY mislortnnsa, ihhsnlity, and age, vho.e Only
means u supporting himself and helpless FAINT
". 10 be Labor 81 iOurneyman printer. In ad-
ditiont 10 ths uufeeIng set Of leasing his child he
bsd induced HE f.fher-ia-lav 10 become his sesn-
rity Tor one haRdrrd snd hfty doilsrs, vh,sh be
is compelled ~ pay ~ desuetou from iis vesk-
" eurnings. The obieci a. this publication is t.
give nal ~ that be does aot remit the inonsy 10
pay this debt. however, paiaful u usy BE-, the name
Of ilss individual and the ciFcgmstances ell bs
published % the World, that others may be on
their guard assins siuilar imp0ssuoas from tiie
same source.
HaslsEyfoH Ctr, on .'fay. 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30
MGrpers-Eerry SGUinEs,
EseSetEssftOn.

MAJ q, IhI3.
"A Meeting Of the Board Of Directors
IA of the IIsrpsrs-FeFry Savings Institution.
ORbEHEo, That the following rates Of Intrrrsf ~.
allowed on dev'osites, viz:
On SIMS suhjest 10 be vitldrawn1 rsrr cen,
- "''""s "Oue', pr S',Hum
w Sims subject TO BE- Sithdravnl pr eeHt
~ ~ nays "u e, pr afuum
On sums "l,Iret 10 be Withdrawn per rent
1t GO days notice, S,sr an,n,sn
DANIEL BEDiNG;ER.
May 10, tsJJ.-3t T;eas,,rgr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

WE undersigned begs leave to inform his
Il old customers, and the public, that he
IS prepared to make GRAIN CRADLES in
the usual superiorSstyIe, and to repair old
ones at tho shortest notice. lie will keep a
supply from this time until harvest. Those
who wish 20 DO furnished, had better annlv
in time. WM. CROW r.
Charlesiown, Nay %, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

Ash' and good prize, viii be gwen foS
~ Negroes q both sexes, not exceeding
- year. of age. Fof mechanics, very lilysral
prices viii be given.
THOMAS GRICCs.
Chariestovn, May IL, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

Presenf from hs Crond .Seienor
s'r stfaiierd Canning, the late Isri,,,h
hmos'sad dor At Constahtinople, has con
seysd TO s'F Edward Thompson, fron
me EmPefoT u Turkey, . preusn, If
Diamond snu6. bsK. Of eraaisits = OK
mansh,P' ~ testimony sF Sir Eaws,d'.
sc'ent'hs work illustrating the Holy
scriptures. tie 10 the Fret indi,idssi
me nae received the hanks Of Turk
zen Emperor Tor Work exhibiting thr
P'ineipalsSents Of theChfisuanrsligier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30
Coach .IxanmTactory.


CIfinehssier, Loudoun street, q Jep doors North
Of the Valley Bank,)
Nd RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
NJ the public generally, that he has Just
returned from the Northern cities, at which
places he purchased a general assortment Of
materials, among which arc all sorts OF Brass
Mounting He feels assured that lac can fur
nish his work at As low prices as can be had
Of the same quality in this or any other place
He Is now prepared TO make, at the shortest
notice, any description Of CARRIAGES; and
when novelty is required he will prepare q
drawing to suit the ideas Of persons wishing it,
Repairs Of every description, in his line,
done in the best manner and on the most ac-
conmodating terms. Old work painted with
The same care rs new, and with despatch.-
lie has several secondhand Carriages. Ba-
rouches and Gigs, which he will sell low
Orders from distance executed with pune
tuaiity.
All kinds Of silver and bras. plating done
at his establishment, 10 the best and cheapest
manner.
April II, ls33.-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

Fresh Oranges and Lemons,
WUsT received, and Tor sale, By
Cd n. KEYES.
May %, 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30
rrsLisnrp. wsKxLr, nj
-. G.4LL.lHER.
CONDITIONS.
TWO DOLLARS q FIFTY orS

FEN .LtsNJ,M
rayab'e half yearly; but Two DoLlAas
VIII De received as pay mcnt in full, # paid
entirely in advance. Whenever payment Is
hcferred beyond the expiration Of the year,
interest will be charged.
ADVERTISING.
The terms OF advertising, are For a square
or less, 81, for three insertions-larger ones
III the same proportion. Each continuance,
- cents per square.
81. All advertisements not ordered for n
SPECIFIC time, VIII be continaed until forbid.
and charged accordingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30
MILL FOX RE.0.T.

VVHAT Valuable Mill Property, situated on
i the OPequon Greek, mile from Smith
held, and within the circle OF q fine wheat
ne'ghoorhood, and possessing great advan.
tego ever most mills oil the river-havlng a,
all seasons an abundance of watcr-is for
rent. There are attached 20 the same, a
RLASTER AND saw HG1x.
The Saw Mill having, at ali times, as much
saving as IL can do. II will either be rented
Tor cash rent, or on the shares, 10 one who
can como well recommended.
Persons wishing TO rent, will please call on
Mr.. 8. Cameron, who Is authorised 20 rent
the property.
JOHN NJ. wHITEHILL.
Jefferson county, Va, ?
May l6, I633.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30
Prepare for. EFar.esf.

NHE undersigned begs leave to inform hi,
- friends and the public generally, that he
has on hand an excellent supply Of CR.iDLE
STUFF, MOVING S-NE.iDS, Ac. Apy
work entrusted TO his care, will be done al
inc shortest possible notice. lie also pledges
himself to work in the very best manner. lie
whi DC found at all times at his shop, few
aoors west Of the Presbyterian Church.
HENRY CROW.
Charlestovn. Nav a3 Ia1a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30
.M.9S OVIC.

q k1HE anniversary Of 81 John the Baptist.
"a will be celebrated by Amicablc Lodge
No. isS. e Saiskerssilie. Lsudoun county, Va
On Mcatay the 2kh q Juse, o. which occasion
81 osatioa wiii be delivered by Dr.. JAxEs G.
bsoo9s, ia eempiissee viah . seqaesa e the
eonnittee. sfesr which, 10 compliance with q
Rev. Dr.. J. z. JscKssE.
The mesabers Of the Smithdeid, WiueAesev.
IisSPers-Fsrry asd WaETenton I>odxea, With ali
oaher hrethre in regular standing, arc Invited to
SIend. WA. MKNIGHT,
WA. MCCULLOUGH.
JOHN MKNIGHT,
3. 4. CONRAD,
II. ELLIOTT,
MAY 9, 1888. Comm;ttee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

DROPoSALS for the construction nj a..
u I'd, sth, 9th and Gin SECTIONS of H..
North Western Turnpike Road, living west of
komney, will DC received by the Undersigned
until the Isl Of judy, at his Office m the ,,,,,
OF Romney, where the field note, and sncc ;s-
cations for the construction, NAV be ;nsn,.,.,
cd by those desiring to propose.
Section I'd, Commences at the oastcrn h,..
OF the hrst ranScNof the Ailcgany mount,in
aud terminates AZ the North Branch of pot,
mac-distance -
Section 18th, commencing NJ the foo, nj
Wolf Greek Mountain and Terminating \, The
hed-oak Knob, on the top of Laurel Noun
tain.
Section 5th, commencing at tho Red o.L
hnoo ana terminating at Tygurt's Valley Ri
Section 9Th, commencing at Tygart's Val
icy h"er and terminating ut Clarksburs.
DOS ior fractions OF the respective sections
not less than two miles, will be received and
acted upon;-proyided, there be other accep-
tabie bids taking the remainder of the sec
ton.
Persons proposing TO construct. will aIso
stale Tor what compensation, per mile. thew
VIII Keep the part constructed by them in re-
pair for one year after the road is finished
and passed by the Superintendent.
Bond and security for faithful Performance
wiii DO required Of every contractor. Those
desirous OF obtaining n contract, are invited
10 put IN their bids Immediately, as accep,a-
bic bids will be acted on as soon as received
A. w. Nc DONALD.
Romney, May l6, Is33.-7,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30
Green Si,rtssg FACTORY.


TEN MILES NORTH OF WINCHESTER
T>HlS establishment continue, % n, carried
> on by the subscriber. Wool will DO re-
ee"ed IN the fleece, and manufactured into
Cloths. Fyanneis, Car-eiing, Cas,i,,ef,.
Li"scya. Bi0nkefing. SC.
FUxLINo AND 0ARDIud
wiII DC done at all seasons Of the wear.
Tho property has lately undergone n tho
rough repair. quantity Of new mash,nrr,
mas mas oeen added and good workmen employed;
work Will DC done in the best manner.
st-oihcc The destruction of the Brucc,owp
sc,ory, ! have made arrangement. to receive
A a. mo stores IN that place, and at MIR.
stones mill on the Opequon. shall male n
'rip with carryall or wagon every week. on
Saturday, so that the wool lcft at either of
these places TO be carded, will be taken away
one Saturday, and returned the next.
GOULD JOHNSON.
Frederick CO., May %, l-33.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

=, Ehe9'nfer is5h a UhGic-The NTiJ,rIq,ov,,,
''aze tie furnishes the follow ing ease ID, M,
presence oil mind at TIE masts-r OF a uhnI,. 80,
"he" 'n situation OF tie most mmiaent u..r,I
captain Chester, Of the whaling shin
Anna Maria, Of this place. on her LAT.
voyage round the East Cape. met With
the following adventure. One Of M.
boats having fsstened a ~hale, IA il
customary, = second boat, in which WA
CaP'' Chester, approached and drove a
secsnd dart into the monster. In III,
rage and agony, the whale rushed win
great FAPldity through tho water. when
the rope attached to the bar poon, caught
Capt. Z. round his leg, shove the aneie.
and drew him overheard. At this crit.
zeal moment he seized q knife, sticking
IN the gSuwals Of the boat, and ,buS
armed, was drawn under water. The
rope sOon made . turn round hi. BODY.
70 THIS situation, moving rapidly down,
he hrst cut that part Of the rope round
hts body, then cut the rope fastened 10
his leg. Being thss relieved, he rose
% me top 81 the waller, sad raised his
hand grssping the knife, some dis.
lance from the boat: lie was discover.
ed BY the crew who FASTENED 60 his
rescue, and took him on board, almoss
exhausted. lie vas drawn dswn aloot
thirty fstboms. The Captain IL now
veil and preparing Zoe another vovasr.
netting daupied by he adventure.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30
II. ~. KETZNELLER.
ATTORNEY AT Law

"lLL practice in the Superior and In
w erior Courts Of Loudoun and JcfIcr-
son. The transaction OF all business commit
Ted 10 his management will be charac terised
His Office i on aiarket-st Leesburv.
April Il. l-33.-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30
OAM0TMQ R0Ho0Y..

BE1aROss, Carts ~ RSIOS'ghs.
II HAVE one good two-borse wagon, Two
Il Carts, ten of Davis celebrated PlOughs,
assorted sizes- Also, one strong and neat
Barouehe for sale.
r.. T. TowNER.
shePhsrdsiown, April -, 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

ther part Of the room, " i,h , s.,.,,;o,
Of relief. '"''o'
The play was Roulette. In the cen
tire Of the table vas q wheel. ,e..m
bling wheels Of fortune. gaudily paint
sd and marked with hieroglyphie..-
There were little compartment. round
its edge-an ivory ball was made to-
run round its periphery, and n il stop
PED the gsn,estcr lost or won. On
each aide Of tho wheel was . nar,ll.lo.
gram divided into squares, with figure.
on which the players placed their
stakes. An i'll looking sallows. bird
turned the wheel, and another mark.d
the phases Of Il. The marker had un-
aer h's hand . pile Of silver and gold
eighteen inches high, which had becn
won. We observed that lie bank gain.
ed I'VE times out Of six. The manage
ment Of the table wa. heather GteeL
TO US; nevertheless We put down and
,os' 10 'he amount OF seventy five cents.
we did this that we might the better
oe able to swear TO the facts and iden.
NY the two scouBdrels who kept the
table. We have since seen them ON
change among honest men.
a boy about fourteen wear, ataked
ms ~, last fourpenny piece and lost it
men tears gushed from his eyes. He
went out tearing his hair and exclain
'ng,. % my poor father! Omv rour
mother! What will become Of NEE
" new l wish my boss had not sent
mo AFTER that money" This incident
w.s q mine Of mirth to the gamester,-
horse laugh shook the building.
But now Coolidge, with a stentori,n
veiee and kind Of bottle swappar. nro-
Claimed that two more cocks were 70 he
gated. He took cock out Of a b,r ami
called to . brawny Irishman who Stool
at hand, " Henry, give me NV saw
A dentist's saw was produc ed. and IN.
sn'a'ns proceeded, to our inc prcssible
horror, to saw OF the biped's spurs close
70 the legs. The blood strsamed down,
and the operators proceeded to fasteu
the gans upon the raw stumps. When
second cock had been accoutred in
the like manner, Coolidge and Henry
held them up aud excited them TO neck
at each other. When they were sufIi-
gently furious, they were set down and
the set-to commenced.
One OF the birds was red. the other
black: They several times drove tho
gans into each others bodies. but tbi.
did net shate their ardor. Bets ran
nigh. AT last the red thrust his snur
through the black cocks knee ioin,.
and they fell entsngled together.
They were raised, disunited and act ,o
fighting again.
The black could hardly staod. A
thrust in the brain queIled his courage.
add he hoped over the enclosure
Coolidge tsok him up, smoothed his
feathers. wiped away the blood that
blinded HE eyes, and put him again in
to the pit. Oh! il was cruel, savage.
bloody. The poor bird had not. how.
ever. mach mere to suffer. A SECOND
atroke 10 the brain laid him asleep for
ever.
Thus the sport continued till forr
the next morning, and 50 il 10 carried
on every Saturday night and Sunday
narnlng. We have lodged q complaint
with the chief marshal, who shall be-
heartily welcome to our evidence. anil
oy this time the offenders are probably
IN custody. lie has also the names Of
other eye-witnesses Of what we ha,.
related.
Ehe3'tnfer t'h a UhGic The Nfi,krI.4ov,
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BS10Os! Wool! W1OOf ~!
NAE wish 90 purchase, immediately,
Wv $4,000 pounds % good sieaa com
mon WOOL. Tor which the highest market
price viii b given.
JOHN ~ RIDDLE 4 co.
klaFtinsburg FACTORY, April -, I533.
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GROCERIES,.

GkOCEKEE
USI received by the subscriber, on Camp
- Hill, Harpes-ferry,
% Barrels No. I Herring,
Prime No. I Mackercl. "A
Rio Codee, Java do.
80 Good Sugar,
NOW Fresh Lemons and Oranges,
HN Fresh Teas, sc. &c.
49, Aiso-1o.000 weight Of Prime
h.1Co.T which will be sold on accoumod.-
ting terms nv n. JOHNSOS
May %, ls33.-3t.
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sMsAS OsBACs
VHNlIE ensuing anniversary Of st. John the
II Baptist, will be celebrated by Equality
Lodge, No. l3G, in Martinsburg Va. on Non
day the 9th day Of June next. All the neigh
boring Lodges add all brethren in regular
standing, are respectfully invited TO attend.
CHARLES JAS. FAULKNER
GRIFFIN TAYLOR,
PETER GARDNER,
EDMUND p. HUNTER,
HARRISON WAITE,
May -, 1893.
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SsssQWeh@nsG kEerrtRgs
lust received and for sale By
~ n. KEYS.
May 9, 1889.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-06-22
WARREN, n. !. SATURDAY., JUNE %, 1899.

The editors will be particularly attentive, IN the
discharge oftheir duties, to subjects oil interest
ting to our o,pn country; and will introduce in
o each number a brief view ofpassing events, both
domestic and foreign
On the whole, il Is The de ire ofthe publishers to
.,foduce work that by its low price, and obviously
seful and entertaining character, shall secsre the
favor Of the public, and become an inmate Of every
family.
10 assist in tho undertaking, the Penny Magazine,
IF which ftDo hum ed fh0us0"d copns are sold
weekly in England, besides many other similar pub
.ications, are regularly received, and whatever is
useful nj appropriate in their pages will appear in
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gard to the work. ..-ess..
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dollar year, payable in advance. I he postage
will be three fourth OF cent il under 100 mines,
and for the greatest distance one cent aud quarter
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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-06-22
Asornrni BY a letter from the A isis

AyornERi by letter from the Assis.
tant Postmaster, ct Norwich, (Conn. u
the Postmaster in Providence, dated the
18th, 8 o'clo,k, p. NJ. It appears that u
most shocking murder was committed Ia
the village oI Grern'iIle, one mile tom
Norwich, at o o'cl"ck that rvebing 1t
was the work Of one David Sherman, up
un the bodies ol his wife and child. HIS
wrapon was an axe, with which he d., nh
ciairly beat their brais out. No iurher
particulars ARE given.