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COURT OF APPEALS.

Monday, FEB. IL.
Sifes vs. ftsfdnd. Appeals from DEGREES Of the late
same vs. Same Superior Court OF Chancery hold.
en- at Stanton, dismissed.
StuTdiUdnf vs.. Goode. Appeal from the decree of the
late Superior Court OF Chancery at Richmond Argued by
Johnson for the appellant by Taylor Scott for the ap-
peilee, and by Johnson in reply.
Tuesday, Feb. Is.
Frame VS.. Gollidoy. Affirmed.
HurdiUonf VS.. G00de. Reversed.
Humans vs. Bo,cers. Appeal from tho decree OF the
late Superior Court OF Chancery at Saunon argued by
Stanard for the appellant
Wednesday, Feb. 10.
Homdns vs. Bo,oers. Argument continued by Mr..
Johnson, Tor the appellee.
Thursday, FEB 90.
Cdluert vs.. .MiiSfead. Affirmed.
Leef and ,c1e vs.. Burnef Reversed.
Homdns vs.. Boiceys. Argument concluded by Mr.
Stanard for the appellant.
Commonwealth VS.. Hole Petition for a supersedeas
to the Judgment OF the Superior Court Of Law Tor Cabell
county. Allowed.
And then the Court adjourned to the LIST day of the
next term, March I.
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Washington City, 24,h February, 1884. ~
Ertrast of a letter to the E,iitors

CUMBERLAND Z. H., Feb. 81.
Philip A. Boiling and Daniel A. Wilson, Esors were
ms day announced as candidates represent the District
composed OF The counties OF Charlotte, Prince Edward
buckingham and CumberuDd in the present Congress of
the United States
N. B.-Resoutions were this day passed by an over.
whelnng majority denouncing the conduct of The Execu
live in removing the Deposes from the Bank of The u
Staes and in favor OF their restoration The concourse
was unusually large notwithstanding the badness Of the
roads and the inclemency OF the day; thrilling i'm.
tefest manifested by all present. From the best indg.
ment we could orm the votes least ten TO one
FLUVaNNA MEETING s- r.
Extract IF a letter from, ..e.'
"WILMINGToN Feb. 81.
We have this day gained signal victory over the
Bank pen in Fluvanna-snd have passed an.
proving the course adopted by The Administration;
ing the vote OF Mr. H. g. Winston, approving the vote Of
COL Payne Qhe Delegate of the county, and censurup
the rash course pursued by the enemies OF the Admins.
ration he report OF the Tellers and President OF the
Meeting is 15l in favor Of the Administration ON the De
Posite Question and 23 against it, The party are COM
pe.ey hap.islen They struggled long aud hard lol
Meetings have been held in Hythe and Gloucester
condemning in strong terms the withdrawal of the Depo
Sites
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MARRIAGES.

Married, by tho Rev. Lewis Cbaudoin Goocband county,
the year 1883, the follow ing couples: -
February IA, Lttlebeny Duncan, to Mary T.. Cosby.
4" 81. John Williams, to Rebecca Morrow.
March 81, George G. Britt, to Jano Wadrop
May Is, Mineuee Bowies, to MHrah Bowes.
q %, Benjamin Page, TO Mary Tbbs.
September 10, Albert c. Bowles, Mauba j. s. Mullins.
Dec: g. John d. Mitchell, to Charlotte +. Thackor
" "a, Henry J. Hall, TO Lucy w. Brooks
" 26, Lewis Chaudoin, it,, TO Jane Il. Nelson.
January 8, 1884, Charles Houchns, Jane Clements
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TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER


Gentlemen: In the Enquirer OF the 22nd in stating
ton, whether The main question should be now nut Won
place me among the ayes. voted in the neg and
request you TO correct the presume YOU copied
the Congressional Proceedings from the Globe i'm which
paper the same error made, and which has since
been corrected. Yours, respectfully,
WM TsVIOp
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To he Voters of ChorIotfe conofv.

Admonisi,ed by considerations OF advanced age, am
indoced TO decline being candidate Tor your suhrages al
the approaching election in April next This inifns-
ted when was last before you In making This decla
ration, (now somewhat more formally will naturally be
SLOWED, that could not do so, withou, feelings Of the
deepest sensibh'y To break political connection Of
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large Bank Bill Is before the Legislature of en-
lucky motion TO lay the bill the table Unit, ,be .,
June was lost BY vote OF SO TO 26 motion was under
dscusson crsrking out fvc millions, and inserting sysS
40 the capital oftkn-Rsuk '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-27

NJ tne Un'pershy Of Virginia.
Students Of the Uaivsfsy, for tie present session lie
prosperity manifested In the ooher of N,
last session, there only 1863.
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TO THE EDLTORS
Say in your notice Of the proceedings to-day, in relation
to the election OF Senator, that IL with the
difficulty, nay the greatest Efforts that made
by any mans friends that Judge Barbour elected
as Senator to-day.
TTcdnesdou uigHk
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THE NATIONAL poRrRs1 1T TX GhL EfMsRifEH'


This work that possesses unusual claims the sup
port OF our fellow. ciizensand should fluid place in the
library OF every gentleman OF and his country
The objections frequently and perhaps justly, urged
against the plan OF subscriptions publications having
national or patriotic object in view applicable and
should not be made to work essentially national its
design and admirable in execution, the National Por-
trait Gallery Is proved TO be- referring those parts
the wo,k already issued II is evident that no expe nse
has been spared by its conductors its pages and
its pictorial Illustrations, worthy OF the support OF an en-
Ightened people, and subject to which every
oil whatever party opinion, may turn with partial and
patriotic pride.
The price which the National Portrait Gallery Is Of
Tered to the public Is OF its least
las the Portraits alone might justly be considered
Pe equivalent Tor the pon price, indeed, II is be-
"eVed 'hey could not be obtained at the same cost We
ere assured that has been the determination Of the
ouc'ors rom the commencement that only the best artists
ana the choicest materials in the country should be
poyed Yet, every subscriber to this work may reflect
that while contributing to the qualification OF himself
his 'afny ne IS at the same time aiding the laudable
terprze OF Its conductors oblivion and
leci some oil the most Interesting points our history
AMI to preserve for future times the neamens and cha.
raciers OF those whose memory Is dear TO ourselves
u We have had the pleasure Of seeing Mr. Long acre
he distinguished Engraver and Desgnsr In this City;
conversng with him about the OF his very
esiDg Gallery Of National Portraits. Judging from the s
OF the work, far has progressed and
the abors which have been set foot for its
we have no hesitation in recommending il TO the
support OF an enlightened People-Edifo,s.
W We have received Germanicus" in reply TO yf,,-
fs.s,. -. .lzf.. II
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shold be interpreted They will sick 10 their seats and
act upon Mr.. Adamss mxxia--ss The ou Of the Repre-
sentative ought not 10 be pased by tho soW Of his
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Allow me, through your paper, to rec mn,end to the
Legislature, Archibald Bryce, Esq, OF Goochand as an
individual well qualified to fill the vacancy produced by
the promotion OF the Hon. WIN. peterborough to the
Court Of Appeals $50
Mr. Bryce 10 devoted to his profession Of s,udious and
industrious habits OF sound, discriminating gen, and
possesses an amable DISPOSE ion and high sense of moral
rectnde that would render him agreeable the Circuit
ana ensure in his decisions The utmost iparaly and
justice. ONE WHO LOVES JIJSTi3.E ~
February "a, 1894
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TO THE EDITORS.

We shall publish in the Prospectus OF the
Comper-as political paper. Its banner is openly dis
played in favor OF MIR. Clay.
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Many Freeholders ef King KInian, County,.

-. COMMUNICATIVE
Capt. JOHN c. Porter will be a candidate to repre-.
cent The county OF Powha in the next General AS
sembly Of Virginia MANY VorERs
W We are requested TO announce CHRIsTopHER
ToMPKINs, Esq. Of King William, as candidate TO re-
present that county in he next General Assembly.
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u We have received Germanieus," in reply TO Mu-
fius, and in defence Of MIR. Rves We must ain be.
speak the patience OF our Correspondents.
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The Washington Correspondent Of the Baltimore
Patriot is " as false He'll" 1t is false, thai we
lave "sold lourseves) and Virginia.! to Martin Van
Buren-" Sold! Tie imputaton is too gross for an
answer. We go farther. Let who will be elected
President, we pledge ourselves to take nothing, to
ask nothing at his hands. care you answered YETI"
Will this mercenary Washington scribbIer or his
employer the geld pr, quo Editor pledge himself in
the Ike manner? No wonder this Correspondent,
should attempt to defane ms-his letter proves tina,
he is an ally of the u. 8. Baok-and he defends in
the same breath, the ultra politics Of Messrs Clay
and Calhoun.
We say also, it is false that we are bound in any
way to the Of Mr.. Van Buren,. II is too early
for any politician, who has eye to the great nte-
rests of his country, coinnit himself to auy can
ddate for the Presidential Chair. We assert in the
most positive and unqualified terms that il Others
committed, we certainly are not comm;t,ed N
him or to any other individual
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than thirty year, standing no common occurrence
In dssoving this connection, long maintained amidst
the varying scenes political Strife (Which, unhappy. has
too long existed our county cannot fobesr advert
to that Kindness, which often supported against
fu Odds Therefore, with sincere thanks, and feelings or
the best recoccions, tender to you my political. heart.
felt, and fond adeu There is how ever at least
sodton-I am still your friend aud neighbor. Nay,
ter-that you will find some younger, more active and
ehcent representative Tor the present important crisis In
the affairs OF our common country.
Feb. 25h 1884, JOSEPH WYATT.
TO TIE EDITORS OF Tine ENQUIRER
" Of King William, by announcing James 4. Shadwick
candidate to be voted for In the ensuing spring cleo
uon Tor Delegate to represent this county la the next
General Assembly We consider that in using our effort.
TO Introduce Mr. Shadwick into the public councils his
native State, we shall be found In the line Of public
duty Public opinion has tor time been attracted by
That happy union oil uDassuming modesy and strong
tgating intellect, which is the acknowledge
tic oil Mr. Shadwck His dtiidence, il is believed has
heretofore stood IN the way Of his poli.
cal hte hat didence las at last been overcome by the
urgent calls lately addressed to his patriotism and public
spirit we therefore present him fellow county
men as hrm and unwavering Republican, whosc politics
stand without shade or bIemish whose masculine mind
VIII prove full match Tor the duties wish to assign to
his care and keeping We form large circle of personal
possessing perfect knowledge ot the po
hicai sentiments OF our neighbour, HON thus speak
oil with so much hankness.
Many Ffeehoiders Of King WiHiom County.
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nu.llGSrIC NEE. =.
I,o,, The y. y J. Of C1m oisfer, Nop. IL
MATTHIAS. THE PROPHET.

MATTHIAS, THE PROpHri.
I, was on Moaday announced IA the Cs"'' %
ssssions ihut tie case OF Matthews would DC yes
,sulay dfroseJ cf, and lons before ihc hou' am.
we'd for holding ,he Cou,t. II was hlieo 70 o'''''
mr. A lniie briorc eleven - riosk A'''''' u"
brought in, and accommodated WIN 'uaa VI -
,,,t,oftbe bench. lie was hh.Iird n large iu'-
-, e.,o,.a ..,,k ef The ycrg Gaest fabir. Shortly
,G4fhe.st d5wn, he TOOK # hts CLOAK anu thh'o'
a l.f,,s= n g, tho costume winch he Considers III
e.e,,, ~ nh his assumed character lie was o'es'
"a a, l,sbt elarrt oolofe1 frock coat male rom
,t,fh ~ an equally fine texture ns his sloak. o'
.-I, std. ps bia breast were SIX small si'ef s'a's
and one lnfee one milking N all seven NJ cue"
,,Je Iii, vest MS 81 yellow Cashmere lie "ote
-, ernva, or sfock, nor indeed you'd LIS enormous
beard psfmt Of II, -,
I'm his wrists he wore pan Of white Lace tn''
A. and had a rel SILK sash guided found hs "o.s''
lis lra#sers were Of green eissimcf", piH "'
boots wsfc o. the neniest and most f'shohatle ",
scfip,ion A Though the eyes oi sfFtfH h'"''''
spectators wete intently fixed on hta, he appeared
/ not 10 he IA thl east ineommo9ed OF pun o"' ~
! ..on,cn#,pcs ~ them. bat ,ahcr seems 10 conr'
their gazr and very now end lhen turnfd n''','
on his sesf. stretched out hr, legs AM viewed his
dress with gfcat comPll ncy and appeared pc''e.'
! ly at ense throughout the cntrc scene lis de
] n ,rtrnrp, was more that Of n dandy IA dfa"in5
room ibnn prisoner about To be III H. lie IL MP
parenlly about f,rry.fse years Of ngr, fatier "bo'
+ The ordinary hcls t, hghily aud ell made VIII
I nan, features small bright eyes, nn1 eD"hle
! nanra stIoaely indicative Il 10" cunning III
,aa i whica VS. originally brown, rs no" goo
.lesl silrrrea VIII grey har1 and Is 50 enormous!
! laf,e lhat II gives him hun most hinseu' appear
.az,. Ahoectb#r the nan Looks moe like spa"
,sA of Italian Basana dressed IN one oil their Tan
erful collumcs than any thing fI'e,
A lrle enef eleven O'Clock, the Recorder an
Al icrmcn took lhtlt seats on the bench, md IN
Few mn ties afer the Recorder announced that tn
Cont. after the most setlols dclihoraion, Ind dc
rcrmlnrd 10 suspend the prisoners tInl lor tie oil
fence of Obtaining money under false prei.ncoS
AMI deiver hInn up to the authorities IA Wesch"s
ter County, 10 be ted for the ALLEGED murder OF MI
/ Person The prisoners counsel made long an
earnest npre,l 10 the Cuuft To have hun tie'
nero for the lesser offence, ptlor 10 his oeing sen
10 Wsslchcsicr but the Court oVcruled The alpI
cation, and the prisoner was removed IN cusiod
! # an oliclf
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,p,.e,ib.. her. particularly The f''"e'p''

I WOUNDS ] :, -, c,se The Jury
found the prisoner GUILTY, ana We Ha p,,tou.
| IN n,,< veays lard labor IN fe s'
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IN, G.,Ls and hon England they were nj
b,oish, 10 The United States Ia his Bniann'e Ma
je.y's bfiz Surge. .,o.e.
Much Confusion took place in Court IN eo"se
o,eaee Of an objection taken ny The prisoners e"''
.,l 70 The interpretations OF MIR Bndam. The maj
-, hoyaycr. was nj last settled 10y Two eenile"e"
being sppo,aied 10 assist him.
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hnrther par IF Siamese "A won n Of An, f.
ter, Upper Canndn, is stated 10 have Int.ly .t,.a
birth 10 two female Children, who Were united lk
the Siamese twins, bu, who have Only hire TX.
and h,ee arms. This latter ID ciensy wo"I MAJ
he match unequal, or POSSIBLY Chan- and Eng
m'gh, feel some disposition 10 make up .cr iore
DISPUTE, agree to wal; attw years, AMI sjpla ~
this Canrda family.
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a letter received in Boston, from Mars:lII.s IN
nonnees he den'h OF Geo. u. Admins, Esq Unit,
States Consul at Alicani, Spain, September 10
Mr' Adams was n'tlsa Of Boston, but had rtsit
I'd IN Spain for The las, eighteen years,
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The Peniten,isry System kss worked 70 vsa 1,
Gco'g'S, as 10 produce he impression .ha, it il I.
mefelyn house of toy,ectios bn, of ,sfaymut,es-
Out of fifty -four coDyic,s who have been tii,cbu
eed IN the last three years, only ole has been =.
committed.
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a Pennsylvania ropef says, there is sign Lung
cut at Tammany Hall. painted IN large letter,
Emit rlaInment on the European pan,p end h.
asks VIII Their i, woula no, be eppropylalr TO han.
out SIMILAR sign nj Washington City, painted
"GeyEnSMEST 81 the European Plas!1
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New loek. Nov Il

NV Otk, NOV r.
The Udi2 General Commutee, at h,ir m,ein,
last night, passed resolution to ,nkc measure,
forlhw th for the building Of Wing Hall, TO b.. To-
Gated in the upper wards. A raly'ng point Tx.
this has been 10 G wanted, and VIC rejoice thu, Iii.
now TO be accomplished. Sa,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-24

. ou',ns tho last illness of DR.. Ckirse tn. e.I',
. French physician, he wa, attacked wihd.-
a,""' on reeo'ering from which, ne feI, his ow"
aus" , installing himself for one of his paen'',
why was not called in before :" cried he" Is
=, 'oo 'a'e Has the gentleman been bicd !" He
a. " answered in the negative -" Then h'
-. " . "ea' man :: cried Chirac, he viii no! Tvs
-" NUTS. The prediction was verified,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-24

Magisterial H,Ppiaev.-At The MilIlescr Go.
neral Quarter Sessions, the Chairman Mr. R,cb
commenced his charge TO the Grand jury ,bus
-" Gentlemen of the Grand Jury, | am ycrv ham.
nv to inform you that the cases IN the caenla,
axe OF the usual Descriptions" When il l.
wen known that the " usual description' of en-.
sss' consist of Coming, Assaults, Burslaries.
Ma"s'ansh'er, " and such l'Se,"it is singular to
ma the chairman expressing his Aappiness on the
subject. Wv
The United States slooa of war 81 I.on;, Con-,
Henlry, sailed on the SlI inst. from NorColl, 6r
The Yves, Iaiia sta, on. Mr. Tris, Consul Al Hs-
vann', isa passenger.
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ST. Louis, Nov. 1--WE have gloomy account.
of the health the troops at Fort Gibson, A. T.
About one hundred men belonging 10 The regiment
of Dragons have died. The las, letters unncort.
the deccese Of Licuts. EASTMAN and WEs7
lRtpuL!lear.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-24

MIcnioAS.-An official census Of this Tcn,s.y
has JUS: been completed, & though the returns Of hs
SheIlas have not been received the Detroit Journ,l
says, that from intelligence already IN its Posse.
sion, the returns will show greater popu,,nn
'hon wa" generally anticipated This county say,
that paper, will give 10000. Oakland over 1900,
Washten"w $4,000 the other eastern counties Wi
swell the nmonnt 10 10000 The western evpntm
are not heard from, bu, will add many Thousands
to the num'er.S Dcrsit has Il population Of 1910
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Influence Of he Somoct Tho en- 1tions of the
mind nave a powerful hd lencc upoa tha SION lch
Lei p'Fsnn wh1 IS going 70 ST do w 10 dinner
With good np2etllelr'c piece Of news either
exceedingly joyful or exceedingly distressing. his
appetite goes IA moment. Children who arc II.
oan' TO set out on a pleasant Joifncy, IT is well
Known, cannot eat. TINS, when was n child
used 10 be Called being Journey proud" Onthc
other hand, blow upon the stomach will some.
times take away life Instantly & drink of cold wa
ter, whenthe body has been vc'y hot, has often the
SANE ef:ct. Attend to your compan ons when on
a Jplfney a-foot as their stonachs grow EMMY
hos sallen AMI silent the whole party becomes
let crust OF bread, a nle cheese, glass of ale
u" "'le BE- taken, ard checrulnass immediately
re'sns, even long before any nutriment has had |
'me 10 res ci1he general circulavc sysem Thes. |
'h'ngs all sho" tho gen raj sympathy between the
'ohaeh ana every o'her part Of the body.
lCar5tA Cit.icai L,ck.re,
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Ie"oFe Lnrytf-A lady by tho ,.,, =
T'""s'fect, has for some wears n,oso.,"' '' "
a',''S LOT 'aho IN The ncis hborhood of Iii.
YIN, WIN zeal and ability which Inv. 49,, .'e"
,"o admiration of the DISTINGUISHED .,a -. ,o'
.'' % q. 'he occupants of the proncr', :. .'e
"'9' S"e claims IN right other grnndr,,h..
NV o"e' grants rom the proprietary oov,s ""o
"e eS'a,es are ofsrcat value md en,h., "''en'
,'' ''os' beautiful seats in and .ronnI - "','"y OF
bove named "'' AROUND The place u
Inv, "'"y years she and her daueb,.r o...,
"u. WI some Of the wild lands con,n,; o'e'P'ed
H.. " "er grandfather with view os =" me
snr.us gu possession. While thus .;,r,,.. a''"g
rid ,hon, "efe great, MS the ncishbors !, ., we"
- al, se'es OF such unwelcomc reside. o'ue' 10
In,,a,', 'o" even she common necessor;a
ono,, ', - sa'n their lives were rreono,,I nc
G,oL ., a'u more than once the humble dy .,'eat-
10 tho n, ""n The view of gushing then, ~ was
no, vS' extremity, she offered 10 o'Veh
ro;oo,oa e'a'm Tor $50 900. The NOV, '''om'sc
n,osso', oG'nS too INDECENT to emnov oo was
wb,ct a "ef SUIT with a force and ;a'shc
beuc, az. ,HI"ca the admiration and wond, "ssnury
ccssc,' '"" oar Her efforts at las, bava VI both
Sion ana Tow, forsooth, the person. "'o" sue
,on, I've offered much larger SIM, :, ~, posses
.be !, ''Se, 'han they had scornfu, ,"o way OF
q urn mas srurned The tender 49, l'J.e'eo but
,u, W 'ne Justice Of her cause & h uo,e' mined
" assert and vndcatc hc, '' SKIN IN the
Sne conceived to be justly bsr resistance
,or , o' nose who withheld to. 'oe' the OPP
!, ~. a"' ,"c 'ndomltabe courage of property from
,,oe 'ue her not only a succ.s.c., "ah heart,
ray, e]ec'ment LAWYER ,nd sutton but a
w pieadnss in the variou, 'pee's' Fieadcr
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appears thatth laws of Louisiana makes II .
."p''ai crime for a slave to wound or MAIN
~""e man'-RecenrIy, q muln,to slave at New
U'''h' was tried for having struck whit. man on
f.. "oau WIN pair Of tongs, during general o.
ray ana having been found guilty. was sentenced
70 Su"er death in conformity with tho provision. Of
- -. ,r S.''ue IN question: He wns subseq ueny '@s
he gaIl,ws. p"'''"''
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The following rnccdotc is related on pretty good
authority. On one occasion when Mr. Clay vas
candidate Tor Il seat IN Congress, he was opposed
by genie mnn who had lost nm arm. Afer lkel
election Mr. Clay took occasion to rally an Irish.
man who was under some obligations 10 him. fol
having voted for his opponent. =" Och y ssid Pat.
''tk' Ike yor, Mr.. Clay, jlst a. well a. ever
o"' they tell me- that at Washington the peoples
money Is kept IN big bag, and ,ha, the Congress-
men, as soon as they got there, oil run 10 the bag
ana get out as much as they can and though.
'na' ''e man with one hand would rot g., out 81
much asyou with two"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-24

rs fss.nsf Possesses ous o ,le 1os'iesl so'n.-
,,soces We ever looked upon, and the qaieh BRIGHT
-s "a determined v,soee Of the later 'he e"p'a'n)
indicate the habri, OF command and decision TO
y hich lac has been accustomed.
The Spanish Consul was IN ahendanee anu
tooL notes during the whole Of the trial
E,Lnn he Rosion ARas. N0r. -.
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80 INC roeahontns, arrived a, Philadelphia, e,ms
~ ~ S:a me 1T. Rev. DR.. England, r. c. Bish-
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