Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08

lection He had his whole mind and be.s
in his employment, and dwell, with mast siss
ton OF the prospect of future wealth. and 'a.
distinction 10 hioh his prowcss would ,iS. ID
among his fellows. He thought nee,o 't 1ls
wien properly directed, entirely safe. and :.
road TO fortune. And as proof of this he ~. F q
nv examples of splendid success, and a,. sa'' =
ers disclosed the means by which ne bad q
Of the negroes which the witness W as then = OK
Of
The witness returned TO this county, d,,l...
ad venture and MurrePs confession, and NJ.
NJ urreli was arrested and convicted. =" % /
UYpnopaoBIA.-Ad distressing case of H.s
bia occurred in the neighborhood of Getna.f
(Pa) few days since. The particulars -, 1 ~
in the Germantown Tel graph The ylc,jm ga
50 81, .ndosir,ous tatmer, who was bite, =,
own dos about five weeks since. Shortly afs!
animal sickened and died, and as no suspleio,
entertained upon the subject, no precautionsrv
sures ere resorted to on the part of Mr. i =!
Saturday last, however, while he was dispo., Il
his marketing III this cry, the first sym, ;.
his awful condition were made erparen' TO b,p
some person throwing a BASIN Of water oys.
pavement Finding himsolfto he unwell atls
illness increasing, he hur' led home with vi ~.
bic despatch, W acre tn. dreadful IN lady bf..
reveal itself IN It's wors' form. Paroxysm No..
81 paroxysm, with but Sigh, intervals, uni
four O'Clock IN Sunday afternoon, when, aGat.-
frrlDg the greatest agony for nearly twera.
hours. ne expired. During the intelv ais oil h.
| he became quite collected, took the medicire a
lin, and drank il himself. He readily lrr,.
those Of his aeqnaInances IN the room-b,,,. ,
several to htm, fitred then his hand, and tt
farewell. Like all other cnscs Of nyJtopi5bh q,
mere mention Of water threw HIM ln,o iH,!atI.
roxysms, and the pump in the yard, for this ,ea
could not be used.
The Cumberland (Md Advocate, Of the s
inst, relates an instance OF death by m,empe 81,
which led to a most in,ciesing devci pner.
faithful attachment on the part Of dog To his b NJ
ted master. The facts in tn" case were esablIs.
before jury of lnqaes, held over the body Of ,
deceased who was ascettalned to b. & RnEy
br ckayer, Of Philadelphia. The Advocate sa,
II appears that the deceased came 10 this /,
on Saturday, thr l5tn INST, a passenger IN the ss
and was lcf, Mt be stagc house In co seq4,n..
icing insane and subject 10 FITS, occasoned BY
| hoc VI oiAfHS MIN iit itlHhlntl
he house until The following Monday bou, f,e
clock IN he Afternoon, when he lief, taking y
HIM neither coat nor ha, SUPPOSE . thai h.
jIst stepped ou' To- recreation, no attention
paid TO him untIl dark, when dlligcnt search ,
made, but IN vain. No trace was left 10 ponl
nc direction he had taxi Day after day ps
away without ony further discovery.
On the day it was observed int lis
Which had been absent duritg the same Tim.
returned They fed HIM. and lie immcdsldy
the house again. ans returned in the evening T
led hun a second time and determined 10 follow
The dog, upon discovering that they were 70 low
HIM appeared be- much elated, ptancDng aluug
tore them un,Il lac Came opposite where ais ma
lay, when he immediately left the road, ran 10
and barkcd
The cog had thus watche3 his masttr five days
ter death, end then discovered him 20 he citizen
thus proving the sosaclty of that valuable
NAL.
The verdict Of the jury was, " tia, be cam
his death by fit. deranged state of mind
casioned by an incorporate Use of ardent
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