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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

TIE Eranking Priracge. reply to sugges-
ton some time since made by us, that Congress
ought to pass law making all articles illegally
frnnkcd, such as shirts, dresses and vests contra
band of war, TO be forfeited to the caplors the Ken
lucky Observer, Zone Of the Editors Of which paper
was formerly postmaster in that State remarks
4" Ifsuch law as is recommended hy the vlrgi
MAN had existed four or five years ago, we should
have reaped rich harves, out Of Col. Richard M
Johnsonis Public Documents. We could have pos-
sesscd ourselves OF ginghaTs, gilt paper, lead pen
ellis and tape enough to have Lhs,-a us a life time
even though we should live to the good old age o
! Mcthusalchi"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
$40 REWARD

YnA0R CHARLOTTE. stisrk wa,nnn raii,v ues
~ der medium size. about ~ ., q ,rnfs ol age.
Sh. was sent on Friday 10 Lynrhhu,g with
some vegetables "a sell, asd has mol turned, ami
there are some suspicious circumstances tfef khs
has got IN n boat bclongugia NJ VIM. Weaver,
OF Rockhrdse co-n'y, and has eon" oytr tho
~ oan,ain with h.r hoshrnd. n free man, OF ysliow
com pie lieo, who ian hand IN said hut, end op-
leve his name IL Daniel jenkins. ! vii give Ion
Dollars II she Is pretended iu ofk'idge eonn.
" and delivered Ia ne aud sis Dallas II iahvR
up IN Lynehbuta and delivered dire 20 me, but
not one cen, Tor luds,ng her IA JAN IN I.enahbufz.
| fully believe she Is 10 Gyncbtoig ~ MS nnfcs
She WIS parilv raised ~ L,nebhulR hsr mother
hvss IN lyochhotf, hnd sh, Is ftlett. 20 aeset 81
nee neg'ors IA the lower rast of tow, Jalin AZ
Scheduled. aud other sui h. via ! susreet Wilt
hai Dor her. JOHN RI II l3SDs,
Opposite LynthJpfg.
Afnv u Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

o. our first page, We insert the law passed nt
The las, session Of the Virginia Legislature, maxi
ns appropriations in aid Of the Colonization Soc'e-
,y on certain conditions, accompanied by the Cir
cular of the Board Of Commissioners constituted
by that law, and statement showing the proper
ton Of money to which each of the counties, towns
Sc. is entitled undo, it. We hope that these who
feel interest in this subject, throughout the State
will take the proper measures to render the arpro
pra,ons of the Legislature available.
| l, may not be amss here to observe that the Co
, lonizaten Society is as violently opposed by thu
Emancipators and Lideralors Of the North as
Slavery itself We are glad Of this because y
ough, to relieve the Society from an all susplcior
| Of design, which its enemies in the South in
lusriously mputingt to it, Of ultimately interfering
with the Slave question, and becoming in fact on
Abolition Society. It's constitution prohibits sucl
n,erfercncc--its leading members disavow such al
intcn,ion--an1 its pas! Iakors show that no sucf
spirit has been eyncci--Thcrefore it is that il meet.
with such violent opposition from fanacal cman
cipa,ors-an opposition which ought to ensure to u
more liberal support in the South than it has cve'
| yet received.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
VAKlETIl 9.

Ep EST and common Lamp Oh
ED Bes' seoc, Oln. barye.s, by basket endsin.
sic boule
Rest Tnnnei's Oil
Musical Instr ments, various kinds
Violin, Guitar, l1uiccnorc, &c. Strings
beads OF crttb ktaa, Musr paper
Saperior and other Segars, grea, variety
cupplng Cnses, Fancy striped yias
Fancy and Turpentno Soaps
Refined ',amphor oil Peppermint
Ca,nphora,ed and DESIGNATED Soaps. new articles
cHotidc Of Lime, OF Bleaching SaHs, by pound OK
10ryci
Cider Vinegar, Rice, Starch and Family Molas-
DnggiAis Shop Furniture
Paints dry md in oil, I.nsccd OH
Dyt-stnds, Brushes and Bow Strings
Match f.iabt-, in Pewter boxcs, with Matches
Guns and Pistols SCISSORS, Pen and Pocket kniycs
Dirls and Varnshos
Madeira, Port Cloro' Malaga,
Champs gne--sofnc OF the Port ~r,v~rre,
Wine the noR superior direct W ~ 70
ON the 10 don Decks
Porter and Brown Stout in rim, and quar-, bottles
Hebbcts and Bnielay's best
French Brandy and Prcssrving Sugar
Ginger Pepper and Alispce, ground and un-
ground
dunny Hags and slAeh lax Powder
Cloves add Aus-n 80, Mace and cnnamon
.7ul tfni y nv iufiie fItSs MI kinus III Use
waters, u boxes, pounds aud ounces
prcst9nh, Godfrey >, and other smelling Salts,
LnpP Magnedu, CaIeincd 10, in boxes, Lo,tles,
walls ard ounces
Otto OF Poses, pure, Extract Nux Voniica
Snuii1 md Chewing Tobacco
OIL Vi,rcl and CASTLE Soap
English Windsor Soap, Fancy Pungents
Glauber's Salts, Clarified, Chronic, Green and
Yellow
Itch Ointment, various kutl5
Manganese and Black Lead
Powdered Scammory, Red Coral
Rhubarb ard Jalap, powdered anI in roots, Prus-
sian Blue, No and 2
Trusses, all Sizes and qualities
Aniimony and Steel Filings
Nut Calls anil Glue
Liquoyiec and Gum Arabic
Candies, isaisrs, FiSs, Almonds
Cooi.ing RESINS
I.oswood, copperas and Alum
Black and white Mustard Seed
London Mustard and Pepper Sauce
Soda SoidleH, Rochelle, Saratoga and Ginger
Beer powders
All the Patent Medicines in use
G, IS or Oil and Calcnrl
Cream Tartar, Sugar Lead and white vilrloi
Spis. Nitre, Hthor, Balls Copaiya, Alqes
Opium Blue Stone, Salt PORE, Brimston
Flour Sup,i Chauomife Flowers
Green and Black Teas, EPSON Salts
spanish Flies lpicac and Tartar En,eiic
super "a rbonate Soda and Tsrtnric Acid 81
Rochelle Salts, THERMOMETERS various sizes and
| French ard English Chemicals ~
! Anda variety OF other Goods, received and
for sale at my Ola Stand, and at the Golden
Head Bank Square Howell DAVIES.
! Mayo IFS
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
SheviH's Notice.

VuVHOMAS HARVEY, Sheriff Of Campbell
u county, or one Of his Deputies, will attend al
the ooun,ing-room Of Mossrs, Hancock g. Brown,
THIS DAY, iihe 9Th Of May for the purpose OF
passing receipts TO merchants, vcn1uc-masters,
millincrs mechanics, brokers, vendors of lottery
tickets, vcrn-kccpcrs, and keeper Of houses OF
private entertainment and boarding houses, and all
other persons required TO obtain liscnces, agrceably
TO an act OF the General Assembly Of Virginia,
passed on the LIST day Of March, 1883.
May 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
EFFECTS OF MULTIPLICATION

a circular letter of Messrs Barring & Brothers.
the English bankers, dated London, Mach lIth
closes with this remark -" Scarcely any thing is
DONG IN American stocks. There are however.
iewct sellers; and confidence is in a great tnea-
sure restored. But it will be a long time before
they recover the favor to which they had reached
before the violent proceedings in soulh Carolina. u
Thus is precise. the result, which might have
beer anticipated. lfitbe admitted tina, a State has
the right 10 nuify hc laws ofiho gcaeral govern.
ment, or to scoede from The Union whenever she
wishes 10 get rid Of measures which, for any
cause, IRE obnoxious TO her, its necessary cfcc,
will be decrease OF confidence in the stability of
our institutions, The influence of which viii be
iet severely IN oar fnarc, concerns Should ,hc
government, wish 10 negotiate loan, in time of
war, tor the purpose OF supporting the jus, rights
OF 1ndcatlng the outraged honor Of the nation il
Will ehcl lind its efforts fruless or else be com.
peliei 10 pay heavy interest proportioncd to the
risk IN which tho acknowledgment of such rgh,
y Il inyo've the lenders
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
TtL iAtttP--AiR GLAlS cuNpnO.
MICE

F, TIN iAttef--MR CLAY 5 CuMpnn-
! MISE.
10 three parties in the country ia Mr.. GAYS
compromise bill obnoxious, md To each Of them
| for differen, reasons
l. Inc high tariihtos oppose it, because they
| imagine 1t surrerdcrs too much TO the free trade
| advocates. Q. A portion of the nufyers. such
as Robert bornwell Smith, Mir Philips, the Au.
sassa Chronc!e &c. oppose. il because il defeats
their design of the immediate secession of South
Carolina from the Union, dragging after her as they
liad hoped, the other savc.hodng states whiehlhey
had expected 10 cree, into a Southern contedcra
cy q. The Van Burcnites rather hesitate dis.
IKE than openly oppose il, because they fear /,
Will increase the popularity of Mr. Clay partieu.
tafly IN the South, and thereby eopardixe the as.
p,ring hopes of the heir apparent BY tho grca,
body the people every where, however, il has
been haed with such sincere satisfaction, thu, the
! voice of the srumblc,s is almos, lost in the ,umuh
Of applause.
We find, in the Richmond Whig,a spirited re.
buke the triangular opponents of this bill, and
"equ"o pun oi IL WIN not the less pleasure
lhat II INDUCES in severe but mc,ited structures
upon one of the mos, bigocd of its multiplying as
soeiatcs-,hc Augusta Chronicle The Wing
says
= As 10 those, the Augusta Chronicle among the
rcst,who, having no purpose 10 exelt Van Burenby
attacking the late comrto miso OF the Tarin, yet as.
sst in the designs Of his partzans, from spirit OF
| romantic attachment 10 free trade and opposition To
p election we have nopatence with such disturbers
OF tranquility. lie is no patriot who insists upon
having oil his oMn way, and Will concede no jo, to
The wishes OF vast majority Of his countrymen.
The wisdom, the nlmos, insplrsd wisdom Of the CON-
promise contained in Mr.. Clay's bill, is demonslra-
ted, by its meeting the appreciation of all ,he
moderate Of both pnrl ., and the dcnuncia,ions
of all the Tariff zealots, and the Anti-Tarlif
geaots. Were The imagination commissioned to
for proof in thefegcns Of fancy, II could not
possibly devise my which from its nature, so sat
sacorily establishes the wisdom Of the oc adj Just.
mcnt &C the Tariff The free TRADE theorists are
not sa,isss.I tho nlAa proclana l9nsis aIe discon.
tented, and the reason Of e dissatisfaction Is the
same in both cases; namely, tia, that medium N
which truth, reason aud justice are ever found nn,
been discovered by Mr.. Clay, aud preserved in his
bill Its ratification by the great body of,lc peo-
pie has no, only STAYED of immediate danger, but
IS the most gratifying evidence of the patriotism of
the People. Let free trade and high tariff bigots
snarl, and Van Burcn pariiz,ns unjcrhandcdly dc
prcclae the merit of Lhat ac Of pertec, ,osnan-
ship, in order 10 lower the credit of man with
whom Mr., Van Buren, proposes TO place himself
IN rival competition In vain The people are
'eelng lis benefits in the dispersion of the clouds
which n,snaced them, and in the return Of peuc,
and safety and they will take that il shall be
permanent"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

| ld N.ne. they lave ,."asai !, ssped,ea, p,Lieh
10 dvow ,hef innocence
+" No aged Father, through ,he grated windows
Of his damp dungoen. bound by nppressons iron
grip has ever shaken his hoary looks Mt us. Ne
widows icer has ever dropped is burning earses
en- soula No ofnhans scream haa ever star,
led us IN our sqmbers. Nohrothcr's blood las o.
yer made damned SPOT upon our hands nor
have
Tho shapes
That walk al dead of night and ulank their chains,
And wave the torch OF uul around the murde,crs
bed,
Ever made onr dreams curse. Nor, IN refereace
Ia another have we ever, regardless Of tho tents
and unayailing prayers" marked maiden inuoeencg
for aprcy
No Injured one ia misery's sauald nest,
Now strains our infant to her oyess breast,
Aud with u mothers icars sh, inks u, tho rocking
blast I"
All this rnnt aud instien comes Of Modification
and book learning eombined--in both of which the
Editors OF The Jeilersonau are stepped Heaven
grant thu, sirnil- jackets I've no, in demand in Rich
mond ere long
Cue for The Rheumatism AVID Gont "A cores
pendent OF the National lnelligenecr furnishes the
following Recipe FOR the euro of these painful
diseases
Take ounces of Colchicum seed. steep i, IN
one quart Of Madeira wine --lot il stand ten dnys,
when II will be fit for strain 1t through n
flannel, and take from 10 and hall tea
spoons full three times day until relieved
Should il scken the stomach, either stop taking or
,akc less quantity The same seed will answer
to steep once more with tho same quantity Of
wine'
The Hahfas Sage Ronte. The Postmaster
General Acknowledges the reception of u petition
from this place, asking for the establishment Of
line of Stages between Lynchburg and Halifax
court house, and expresses his regret that he is
compelled at present to decline granting it, in con-
sequence of the oppressed state Of the funds OF the
Department
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

aCW Hork. The Raleigh " Constituionalist'
announces that it is proposed to issue, from III,
Boston press, a work, to be entitled, " \ yindica
ton Of North Carolina from the aspcrsions Of Mr.
Jefferson, as contained in the fourth volume of his
works, with other matters connected with the his
John Scawell Jones of North Carolina. The ob
jet Of this work, VIC infer from the article in the
Raleigh paper announcing It's proposed publication
is primarily 10 establish the claim o. North Caro-
motion 10 the ball Of the RcvolMon--a matter in
our estimation o. very little importance, seeing tina,
the design TO effect separation from the mother
country and TO establish our national independence
ousy, and nasmuch rs it is pretty certain, TINT
there had been secret correspondence on the
subject between the leading men ofdistam sections
Of the country long before that design was any
cevng the erea, design, and not in giving publicity
TO il. The declaration issued by small portion oi
the people Of North Carolina in rs, was no, in
advance of public sentiment elsewhere, although il
bears prior date TO the National Dcclara,ion--no,
was the latter, by any means, consequence Of III,
former, but rather continuation of series o
events all nsligated by the same causes, and all
pointing to the same consummaIlon The oontro
scrsy therefore, will be, we imagine, prodtcss ant
uninteres,ng.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

az The Winchester Republican informs US
that Col JohrB D Smith of Frederick, Charles
J Faulkner Of Berkeley, and J. 8 d,lahor OF Je'
fcrson, all members of the mex, Legislature, have
received from Gov. Floyd the important and re
sponsble appointment of commissioners TO settle
the boundary line between Virginia and Mary
lind
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

81 The Washington Globe mentions a fact
which VIC had previously heard, that Governor
Floyd has presented u cndeet 10 Mr.. Calhoun, in
scslbed J. Floyd, Governor Of Va. ,oJ c. Cal
houn"--w,'h the following striking injunction
written IN the side" Modification is the rgh,fu
remedy This is aehosp price for nine votes as
Prcsiden, OF ihc United States The Globe also
| mep,ions hat we had not before heard, but what
we are not surprised to learn, that, III Carolina,
medals arc scattered from the MULTIPLYING mint
bearing them the following inscription :" John
! C Calhoun first President of,hc Southern COME
deracy." Dreams, Mr. Calhoun, iil. dreams, de-
| pend upon it, The llecate who bechons you on,
| holds up b fore your eyes dazzling but fatal
! light That Southern Conf,,erary" Of which
you hope to bo the "H,s President" will not spring
from the ashes of the Union until the fcvcrsh aspi
| rations of an unhaowcd ambition shall be buried
| with you in the grave. The people of the South
| have calculated the value Of the Union" and
| they have declared it 10 DC beyond all price "a
pearl richer than Calhoun and all his tribe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pro:
run mad!

The following piece Of furious bomhast appears
in the editorial department cfthe Richmond Jcifcr-
sonian. We really never heard that the Editors OF
that Journal were suspected Of the nlonstrous
crimes of which, in hold posic strains as though iii.
srrpl by one q the Fudos instead Of the oare.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

superfatation.-A writer in tho Richmond
Wing mentions singular circumstance which
took place in the neighborhood Of Old Church, in
Hanover county, on the 25.h ul,. A woman, be-
longing to Mr.. John C. Littlepage, was safely
delivered ofthree children. one white and two
black all of which are fine children, and were do.
ing well on the 9th
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
New auA splepAN
u ID w ELR
Watches, Silver & Plated Mare
KRAuTH 4 HOLCON1B

q doors teio,o tic Markef kbSss1 b
EfUnN their thanks FOR the libeset pelfess
- age they have recc isod, and respectfully ~.
vito llei' friends and customers 10 call and exsms
inc their stock Of Jcwelry, Wa.chcs, Plated
Ware, &e.-ali Of which have been rcceut'y pur.
chased ~ the Norhern markets, for eesh, and
wifh will 10 sold ON tho most reascpnuIn terms.
ften Jes dry. Watches and Plated Ware, So
&c sre Of the finest and be-, ms.efiols. and teing
selected by ono Of the psrtoois, tncy can con-
h'lonly recommend heu 10 The pusl.c s. 81
The Silver Ware, nil Of which II Engilsh
manufacture, is Of the finest Workmanship, md
warranted be Of solid Silver Among fht nr''-
oles 10 which We particularly invits our hlTds'
and 81 toners 10 cnl and examine, are one sftlen-
Jitly engraved Urn Rich coiloe, Ten md Cfeam
Pots, Sugar Dishes Castors. Decanler Slides
Iumblcrs, &c, 81, 4
ar Watches md Clocks repaired. and oil kinds
ofJewery and slyersmilhs work executed IN tho
best mnnnes.
Mny6 3uf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
The French Language.

MIR. NANCREDE respectfully begs leave to
lVAL inform those Gentlemen who have comn,en-
ced with him the study Of The Frenchand the public
generally, that his room sd Gooy oper H' Sire If
Acssrs. Ihyner d. Kerr will be opened for the
reception of pupils on Wednesday evening next al
o'clock.
B.-Thc first class formed, wiz admit Of one
more gentleman.
Nave Ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
RUN AWAY.

WAS eomrnitled 10 the Jail Of this county. on
w Doth al,,, young Negro Man, Is or 90
yenrs of age, says his name is JACOB, ond
that he is the property Of Edmund w. Cabcl, of
the county Of Buckingham.
RICn'D. n. EUBANk, ID. Shf.
Amherst, Mny G 2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
$50 NEGR OES
WANTED.

TIME subscriber wishes 10 purchase one hun
Il bred aud fifty Negroes among whom he
wants two or three first rate Carpenets, for which
he will give tho highes, cash prices lie may be
found a, the Union Hotel, Lynehburg.
GARLAND TATE.
Mny 6 am
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

S,aA A@erican Ssetssiop. BY letter from
Cnsr;ral America, dated tho s2i Janoarv we learn
from thc New fosh Advocate, that "the Provinces
of eAa hnd ST. Salvatore nave mdlfsl. or sece.
dcd from that Confcdcraey. 1t was expected thu,
Costa Rica wo AID take the satae course in March
when the election for Governor would take place y
Ii we would fsarn the fatal tendency Of this omar
ci'sca doctrine from less painful teacher than OK
ncsic1lce, let us turn our eyes 10 any portion OF
Southern America, and we will perceive its fruits
N eseTna! di-scnsons and civ'i wars, destroying
all security 4 tranquility, and substituting the will
OF an arbitrary desrot, who reigns for n month or
two, and is then disp aced by the better fortunes
Of another mushroom hero, for the steady opera
tons of firmly established and we'll regulated
government. Snch will be our fate, Whenever W.
try the same hazardous experiment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

~. Wc lrn from the franklin county wing
that, at the lite terra, OF the Sipsr'or Court ''
trick county, JUICE Flemin. Saunders presiding
Andrew Morris WAS convicted Of hose-Slcahhs'
and sentenced 10 |, years Imprisonment IN tue
pcnitentiary. &C Shelton, Esq for the prose
cution, and N. NJ. Talafcrro, Esq tor inc P'iS-
orer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-10

49,. had been, since the appearance OF the dis
a, the 10th uitimc, reported 10 the Board
g., ,nsc,s,s, of these "a have died
!, ou,h,, IN Justice to our Physicians, to be
-, however, that the above number of Ca
:, M means includes those who have been
';,S;l, attacked, with the prenonitory symptoms
Us. Of less sevcrely;-oi such. 20 whom medi-
y, IA has been gwen, we doubt nor there are
and probably 1000 cases. Indeed there is
,,,.slv AZ Individual, much less family, not
- ar less Affected by the usual prem0nitorv
we now iadulse a confident hope that the dis.
,aI continue to abaie both in the number OF
.a.r. ard IN rs maligniiy. For the two last
',y, n, lirstatiscks have more readily yielded
.',.,,nely application Of medicine. Experience
- .lre,dy fully convinced our ci,iZens that the
n,,mon,to:y SYMPTOMS Of this dreadful disease
e, dsregarded at the peril Of their lives.
Uhetting Times.
U,nieils Accounts from franklin, in How.
81 c,un,y, represent that an atrocious murder
-. committed there, on Monday afternoon, the
MN inst. Jaues l.. Dnbbin, merchant Of that
r.,c,. vas ,hJ; bY his step son, Edward Simpson,
!aJ died Instantly. We are told that misun.
demanding had for some time existed between
hs o,,ties. On the dav named, Mr. Dobbns,
Il, sby, ard clerk. (Mr Kyle,) had closed the
.,,e Al the usual hour Tor dinner, and went to
,r daeling house, about bali nile distant
yiIe they were absent. MIR. Simpson entered
lie hause BY ascending To the porch ot the upper
.,,fy. aud tnnh possession ut room formerly 0c-
r,oled by hlm; and in which were his personal
o,,o,r,r, guns. &c. After dinner, Mr.. Dobbins.
ur, D,lbins, aud Mr.. Kyle, returned to the
,,D,s. when they discovered Mr.. Simpson III the
,,,o which he had occupied. Mr.. Dobbins I'M
u,di,trlv uent up into the rnom: WHEN Mrs ID,
.x,res.irg Ter anprvhensiuns lest some difficulty
N, n, arse. requested Mr. Kyle To 90 up also.
Ne started To DO so--the report al gun was
hard anl he a.crnded The stairway just in 'ine
"a catch tue falling body III Mr. Dnublns.-
C,np,on then seized another qua, and at'emp:
Ted to shuo, k,e. bat the piece missed hre: the
litter TN ne,!iateiv discharseda pistal at Simp-
Nm which did not take effect. Slmps"n then
prncrelsd to the porch IN front Of the house,
aaI exclaimed. TIA, they were attempting To
murder him, bat ina, he had killed one Of them.
H.. hathaith proceeded t. a magistrate. &C
knosgrd,ci that he h,d killed Dapoins, and re-
o,lrrd warrant against Kyle tor an alleged at
temp, to take away his (Simpson's) life. Kyle
wns arrested, but his examination WAS DELAYED,
q, u sa> deemed accessory To have the tes''mo
rs al Mrs DIbbins, winch, at that particular
monrn,. II would have bcrn cruelty to have IN.
sisted upon. The examination Of Simps"n MAS
then comm need, and hal mt concluded at the
tine to which oar information reaches. There
H. iilcsd, report that lie haG been dlschars rd
by the examining court, but we believe It to be
at lsas, psema,ure-. Missouri Republican.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-10
Window Racks.
Twenty Dollars Reward

VNrUi. be given for the apprehension OF JAMES
w G. MArHEHs. an indented apprentice to the
Cabinet Business who abscon,led on Sunday morning
last The said Aslhers (mnre faniliarly known BY the
mamie Of Burns) is about 10 years Of age, feet or
inches high, slender made thin vsage, freckled face.
Ugh. brown hair. Of rather sluggish carriage and
sEeeeh, with considerable self consequence He bad
on when he absconded white hat olive close bodied
coat, white pantasons, &C.; but having variety OF
clothing his dress may possibly be varied Hathers
having slight knowledge Of the Upho!sterins Bust
ne IS. may possibly tender his services as such.
The above reward, with all reasonable expenses.
will be paid for his apprehension and securemen. so
that get him againi and all persons are hereby fore
warned against harborng employing said boy, TIE
law will be rigidIy enforced against aA offending
June Aft JAMES GREEN.