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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

The Comet has been for several days distinctly
Visible to the nakedeye star OF the 9Th magn-
tude; and may be expected increase in size and
OF October it will rise about quarter past nine o.
clock in the evening" and ill rise few minutes ear
her on the succeeding evenings. From the 9Th to
the 18th OF the month will be within the circle of
prrpetualapparition, aud will consequently. during
this period, rerove around the pole without de
sceniins below the horizon. During the latter halt
"t the month il will be onl, IN the evening skv
Tn the 18th it will set at 10 O'Clock, and ON tl,e
'lst at about quarter past eight.
ELIAS LOOMS
iuf, COLLEGE, Sept. -. ls:s5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

Mr. Phncas Davis, well known from hi, Sic
ces''nl efforts in bringing the Locomotive En-
zines used by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Company to their present high state of perfection,
was instantly Killed on Sunday last, by being caught
between an Engine and its Tender on that Road,
""ch were brought together with grea, violence in
consequence OF running off the track. No other
person was injured.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

R,Nn"lrnI,>>.-John Randolph of Roanoke
being asked who was his ayorc candidate for the
Presidency, after Mr. Monroc's time would expire
Why SIR replied he, " if it had not been for his
"ro"c vote on the Missouri question, | should at
once sav, Rufus Ming. He i, the best man north
OF the Potomac, aud gentleman, too, of the Old
School and, best of all, sir an honest man-rath-
or scarce article now among politicians. 4 sad
mistake, sir, he made on that question; but he
thought, air, he was right, and esteem him still :;
hn, he will not nor do for President. The New
England men, sir, wonldrob us Of our patrmonial
slaves, and our patrimonial acres also but it will
not answer, sir. Old Virginia has some strength
lrt Nri, aud we must therefore Get Southern man
for President"
lie spent night with Rufus King at Jamaica.
on ms return to town next morning. he said 10 me :,
" Ali sir, only for tina, unfortunate rote on the
Missouri question, he is the man oi my choice the.
genuine English gentleman of the old school Just
the right man for these degenerate times bu, Mis-
souri, has dcstrc, cd his chance for ever ,n-Uol-
dies Circulating Library, Dee. Ii, 1884.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

Inv hattie or rnr TmAMrs-1hr annivcr-
>ar, o this battle the I'll, October, 1919, was To
be cclrbratcd h, two rival entertainments in New
York, on thatday. Ofthc twocclcbration> there can
he no doubt that, upon all received principles, that
IN honor Of General Harrison is N, real thing.
lie ~as the commander of the American army,
and nobN di his duty in tina, capacity. Col. John.
son, IN whose bchalt the Tammanics meet. wa,
one onl, Of several colonies under hi, command.
and not more than man, other officers am, privatcs.
distinguished, or entitled to peculiar notice for the
irat, of that day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

NJ 10 offer. for sale, in quantities to suit pur-
wv chascrs an elegant assortment of lIattcr's
Trimmings, several pieces Extra Blue and Black
Cloth-also, two or three Wheat Fans. All of which
VIII be sold at reduced prices il applied for soon.
j. BOAL.
Scr Z "A.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

ttK,ovs Pr>IsnMENr.-lti. stated that a num-
Der OF Mississippi Lynchers recently caught a
fellow, named William Earl, and after stripping
him stark naked and laying him upon the
ground, took large tom-cat by the tail and
dragged tho animal TO and fro upon hi, back.
until IT was 40 well scratched that he will hardly
need to have ii scratched again for a twelve
month.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
FAMILY LIQUORS, TEAS, ETC.

DuRE ootortess Brandy, rintacc, 1909;
l. Do Pate GoMand Bromn Sherry Wines, d,
1916;
Champagne and Frcnci, Brandy;
Champagne Wines, SH-cr and Lead Caps, bcG
brands,
Madeira, Port and CIarot Wines.
Muscatcl Wine, in boxes and barrels,
burgundy, Malaga and Sautcrnc Wines
Pine Apple and Box Cheese,
Olives, Capcrs, Auchovies and other Pickr,,
Preserved and dried Ginger
DO Dates and Chowohow,
Imperial, Gunpowdcr, Souchonr, Powchonc and
other Teas, last importations, in wood and
lead boxes,
Salad OIL best fresh,
Winter Lamp Oil, pure warranted,
For sale by Howell Dawes,
Oct 3 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
ENIGR ALTON

We have all along been convinced (says the Al
cxandria Gazettc) that the tide of emigration to
the Southwest, is already too great and too rapid ;
an especially, that of til, thousands of yo,,c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

ALL ron LovE.-A soldier named Miller commit
Yea suicide few days since Pittsburgh in conse
q"ence of being ordered to distant part of the coun
Try previous to his marriage with a young lady of
Pittsburgh, TO whom he had been for some time en-
gagged. ~ "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
WasHI>oToS, October u.

WasHINoToN, October u.
We learn that the Board for Settlement, Of the
French Claims commenced their session Yesterday.
We understand that they will close their labors
bout the hra OF January next. Nat. Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

M ESSRS. James C. McRcynolds, John Nc
IV1 Reynolds, and Robert $. McReynolI,;
take notice, that on the Friday after the Sd Mon Law
IN December next, al the tavern house of German
Jordan, at Campbell Court House, | sha
proceed to take the dispositions Of Thomas
Franklin and others, 10 be read a, evidence
IN Suit depending in the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chanocry for the county of
Campbell, in which | am complainant, and YOU
and other, are defendants.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Octl2 v3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

is'dore Gdndouin. an old French inhabitsnt Of
Charleston, blew his brains out with a hor,eman',
pistol IN that city, Sept. 22nd. Pccuniary cmbar-
rassment is asst gncd as the cause.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

The City OF Mobile has voted to subscribe SIOo
o'n towards making Rail Road from the waters of
me ohatahoochlc TO those of the tabam,-and
SooooOotow making Rail Road to connect III,
waters OF the Tennessee and Alabama
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
MATTHEW MORRIS KERR.
BANK SQUARE.

"otI I'D ipdorm his Customers and the PuDia
W that he IS now opening large assortment 4
Fall and Winter Dry Goods
lie would particularly call the attention of purehat
ers to hrs Stock ct NEGRO WOOLENS.
consisting in part ct
Napt Cottons, OF all numbers:
ia Marinsburg Fulld Cloth;
6-f do. do do
IS Superior Cassinetts:
" nth an unusual, large amt we'll assorted Stse
at all goods in the Dry Goods and t;rocerv Mr.
which he is determined to SELL. OFF at ssyG
PROFITS.
CLorHs-Bue, Black, In,lsi- p.,.
Bile Green, llazelbrown, and Mixed. '''us' d. a."
Observation-Disclosures, Black '''.' '"'
fawn, and Fancy Mixed P''"s sac
lie would Inform his whole sale customers tina, h
has on hand many articles bought at the North in Ju
" last that he can sell at the present northern pric
Oct. !. itf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

The Detroit Journal of September %, announ-
ces the arrival, the ia, before, Of John :. hor-
ncf, Esq. Secretary and actin. Governor of the
Territory OF Michigan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

CnoIEn. AMONG TUT ISpiANs.-Accounts
from the Council Bluffs represent the cholera as
making great ravagcs among the Pawnce and OF
iowa tribes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

A"HEroH-A New York paper says" The
testimony on the trial ofPcter G.. Crime. Of Or.
dheo oounfy, Tor the murder of his wife, reveals
d" extent Of pcrse,crng cruelty rarely couacd IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
- ia
FOR n EMIT,

~ The house at present occupied by the sub
:ssm scriber, next door below Mcssrs Nown &
llerndon. Possession given immcdiatcly.-
Apply to JAMES BON..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

\ CiI<CnrR.--ln his Gwn letter, No. ,, dated
RIP Raps, August &, 1885, President Jackson
,,,s:-
Inevcr have frankie. any letters or packages
iui MAJOR Doncson, without being informed of
their contents
Now the reader may remember something oi a let
,ct from Mayor Don'spn 10 General krcpp. that
wa, ir,nkrd hy President Jackson, which letter
ruDs IN thi. wise
W.. Domei,on TO W.. krtpps.
J.>rAny Yy, 1881.
Dear SIr--l our letter Of the 18th inst. reached
me yesterday In a statement al the Globe pub
l,hcd about week since, YOU Will perceive that
the President stands on his ground in relation
To the question OF his being again candidate for
tho suilragcs of the people. | cannot, therefore,
see amy mprprlcty in the step. which you intimate
are about 10 be taken by a committee Of tin.
Penn,, wanna Legislature for the purpose Of oh
tanning declaration of III, sentiments. The
President would, no doubt, feel it II mos, grateful
compliment, 10 be thus assured that the course of
his administration has no, disappointed the wishes
of Pennsylvania, 10 whose partially and early
support he i. so much indebted. Believe me-,
with great respect, You obcdicnt servant,
ANDREW J. DoNrLsoN.
II va, charged AT the time, that the President
acquainted with the contents of this letter, and
thu, WAS gull, oi the low resort Of soliciting from
the Prnn,y lyania Legislature, first nomination
for a second term. Thcrcupon, Maj DonclSon
pni forth under his own signature, the follow my;
will onl, add, that m, answer to General
krcpps WAS written without consultation with the
President, or any one else and If Il wds frank
ed by The President, that he did not know any
hins Of its oontents."
The letter itankcd by the President, and
that fact places both master and in the pre-
dicamcnt OF one or the other having asserted thai
winch is erroneous. 1t is no wonder that the reg.
nar order Of socict, i, disturbed, when men il
lngh places thus degrade themselves to effect par
{, and personal objects. I'm. Go,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
aUNPoWDER TEA.

NE small case Gun Powder Tea, warranted
~ the very finest quality. Just received, and
sale by DAVID II. LYMAN
Bank Squo"
Oct. 4tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
SALT.

HAVE a lot of Salt lower than the presenr,l, y
1 ket price. JOHN J. PJRNl1
Sep.2s wSw II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
LOOK AT THlS!
NO FICTION
DRY GOODS, at Reduced Prices.
+. =. MILLER 4 Co.

REl\G fully aware of the want of public eoua
- dencc in declarations of this character arising
from the frequent repetition of them, and too i.
qucntly for the purpose OF augmening sales we~ll
therefore take the liberty OF saying to FREUD, and
the public, with regard To this notice, tina, IT sno &c
ton. but good earnest. We have determined I,
close our Dry Goods establishment, rs stated in
former advertisement, on or before the lst dav Of
March next, and will now offer stock OF Good,
by retail, At very reduced prices for cash or eoun,
produce.
I'om Lne", Linsey, Feathers Uool, Fiar SID
and snch like articles will be taken in exchange o
Goods.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

the annals of crime Suffice il TO saw Ii.
wife was literally mhipped TO death bv h.. peo1
who had promised to be her protector and ' 100
ring friend. Tie wretched murderer now H.; e"au-
jail at Newburgh, and is 10 undergo the ,..s 10
penalty OF the law on Tuesday next. II. ''ea
mited the murder while under the infuenc. ~ tV'h
dent spirits" ar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

The subscriber will sell his House and Lot, siy
ted on Third street, which is known to most VI ~
citizens desirable Family residence. II not ,cl
privately will be sold at Auction. on or bout til.
;ahh nj March next OF which, due neticc will
given r. s. MILLER
Aug2t IL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
Fall and Winter Goods.

rom ms experience in purchasing Goods
o'her advantages used IN his business, he 'ee's y
hnent OF giving satisfaction in quality and pnc'''
all who wish TO buy
1t Is unnecessary to enumera,e the articles CO
posing his Stock, as it is made up of Goods ID
most every branch of the mercantile business
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
II CARD.
John j. P1lrViS.

2 LsI.3 Returns his thanks to the p"'
s1I@C lie for their liberal deallnss anu !"
A1T+ forms them that he has latel. .
3 turned from the Northern '" w.
wnere he purchased, and is now receiving al J"
store Bank Square, very large supply of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
l'OEIElCAl. ITEMS.

fro M csxrIunrp ~ oun Nrxr.1
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-07-04
From the New York Star.
FOREIGN ITEMS.

The Comet will appear after all,
says the distinguished DR.. Lardner,
maugre the idle rumor about Sir John
Herschell's having postponedit. There
is one thing certain, that for mathema.
ticians, the calculations, of astrono-
mers upon the orbit of this rare visiter
mus, be exceedingly imperfect TO have
given rise to SO much contradictory
speculation.
Most lamentabie eatastrophe.-A
carter and spinsier about to be mar.
ried, at DjngwaIl, were seized at the
hymeneal altar by sheriff's officer and
their hands riveted with bolts Of iron
instead of the bands Of love, in which
condition they we're placed in cart
instead Of Cupid's triumphal car, and
thus transported to prison where the
bridegroom was stripped of his wed.
ding shirt, which was a part Of the
stolen property.
Ina late trotting match IN Scotland,
for 500 guineas, the mare of Mr.. Lock.
art, of Glasgow, accomplished 81 miles
in 2 hours A minutes and half.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-07-04
T b NJ s !.

0F The Mormopites have establish.
ed paper 10 Geauga county, Ohiol-
The Boston Atlas states that the young
man recently detected 10 several extern
sive forgeries in Ohio, and who passed
by the name of Ludlow, is no other
than the "Rev. Mr.. Weems," who vas
convicted for sundry offences against
the commonwealth here few years
ago--behaved exemplarily (while in
con6nement,) was afterwards pardon
ed and released by the Governor.~-A
splendid bridge is about to be con-
structed over the Ohio river at Louis.
vile, the estimated cost of which is
$3.50, 1000 to !$4oo,oOo.-A machine
for stiffening hat bodies has been inven.
ted at Newark, N. J. by the aid of
which one man can do US much as five
in the ordinary way. A great saving
is also gained in the materials used in
the process.-ln some part Of Indiana,
it is said, the "Army Worm," has APP
peared in such numbers as to create
much alarm for the safety OF the Using,
crops Of grain and grass.-During the
Spring Greats ia England this year,
the Jury, who had doubts Of the pris.
oner's guilt, came to a strange compro.
mise, and their foreman gravely an
swered the usual question, by saying,
Not Guilty, ifhe t0iN leaoe the town 4!
"A Bank has been granted to Tex
as by the Mexican Congress-capital
one million of dollars.-The Arkan.
sas Gazette, in giving an account of
the conviction of Dickson Mobiles,
for the murder of Mr.. Graham, says {:
Gle was sentenced to be executed on
the 22d Of May, an earlier day than
usual, at the particular request of the
prisoner.-Quite accommodating.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-07-04
Camden and Amboy Raj! Road.

A paragraph is travelling the rounds of
the papers, stating the income of this
company at 80. 900 dollars for the month
of March. This may seem large sum,
and is to pass into the Golfers of one as
ISOLATION for so short period of time,
but it must not be forgotten, that, while
the business of the road produces SO
great an income, the necessary cost OF
the work and daily expenditure upon it.
bears a just proportion in magnitude.
The item of Interest alone amounts to a.
bout $500 per day, or 1874 900 per month,
being nearly ope-thrd gifts entire gross
receipts,--Camden Mail.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-07-04

The Mayor Of the city of Ne,o
York has been induced, by recent
riots in that city, to issue an ordinance
for the strict observance ofthe regula.
tions in RET erence to the Sabbath. They
forbid all frequenting Of tipping
heusss on that day, and aHpastsmes
or labor Vhich may interfere soith the
devotional occupations Of Others ; and
prohibit the Keepers Of tavsrns, ale
houses, or groceries, or any other per-
son authorized to retail strong or
spirituous liquors, from selling them,
ercept to dodgers in the taverns, or
persons travelling, in cases allosoed
by la,o.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-07-04
BALTIMORE, June 20.

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT During
The storm on Saturday afternoon, a
SON of Chief Justice Marshall, ,oho
,0as in our city on his way to Phila'
delpaia to see his father, Was most Sc
riously injured by the falling of one
of the ehimneys Of the Court House.
He had stepped into the Court House
to seek shelter from the rain, and hap
pensd most unfortunately to be stand
ing near the stair case, s0hen the soind,
bley one of the chimneys dozen and
IL broke through the temporary cover-
ing which had been placed ooer the
building since the fire, and fell upon
has head. Medical aid ,oas immsdia-
tely procured and on examining has
sgound IL sOas found necessary to trepan
him. IT'S doubtful whether he Dill
recover. This soiN be distressing nesos
TO has father, Who nov lies dangerous
ty III IN Philadelphia. I'VE hope most
sincerely that the father and soa may
both rec0ver.
p. S. Since the ab0ue was IN type
zoe learn that Mr.. MARsHALL's condi.
tiOn is much improved, and that the
Numerous friends sOho haze assiduoas-
iy attended him entertain great hopes
Of has sveasual recopery.-Chroncls
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-07-04
From the Williamsport Banner.

The Szaue Trade.-We learn from
statements in the New York Journal of
Commerce and the National Intelligen-
Ger, what was stated in some proceed.
ings Of Congress, last session, to which,
we then adverted, that for the las, few
years American cruisers have been
Withdrawn from the coast of Africa,
and slave ships, so fat as the agency Of
our government is concerned, left in
possession of their Infamous and un-
lawful trade. The Slave Trade has
been pronounced Piracy in the interna'
tional code between England, France
and the United States, and the efforts
OF the three nations are pledged to
suppress it. Duringsthe administrations
of Mr.. Monroe and MIR. Adams, a
part of our marine was in constant
service on the African coast, ready
to cooperate with that of the other
Powers in the discarge ofthis public
duty. But under The present ad.
ministration different course has been
pursued and il would seem every facll-
ily allowed for the violation of the law
1t is even asserted, most positively,
on high authority, that slaue slips
hare, aoithin the past gear, been act"-
laly fitted out at the port Of ~ York! !
most suspicious circumstance. 1t be-
hoves Congress to look into the mat
ter. Negroes bring high prices and
fortunes can soon be made by the traf-
fc--It may be that these things are
spoils Of victory, in the same way
that the public lands, the Indian do.
mains, the revenues Of the Post Office,
&C., &C., have been regarded and
treated. An honest, high-mindsd, vir.
tuous aud perseyeripg committee Is
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-07-04

Indian Aggressions.-The Cover.
nor of Alabama has communicated to
the Secretary of War, under date OF
May 9th, 1885, intelligence Of Indian
ontrsges of serious character, COM
mi,ted within that part Of Alabama
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-07-04

The spirit of rioting is still rife IN
City of New York. On Sunday
ID, several 'bra,0ls Of greater or less
|,gnitude' occurred in different guar
b. The Commercial describes se0sr.
Scenes, 6 states a case of an agra.
We'd character. Dr.. Me Cafrey. on
Eisit to a patient. passing The scene
lone of these riots, 0as knocked
ION, had his ja,o- bone and some Of
ribs broken. Has situation IS a
st;caI one.-Rich. Comp.
h is perhaps not generally known
free negroes enjoy the right OF
rage in North Carolina. The
Invention now in session has abol-
ID tina, privilege by vote Of oo to
Id.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-07-04

necessary to investigate these abuses,
and bring these seemingly privileged
and therefore the more nefarious praca
tees Of our rulers and their beneficia'
ries to light--This is demanded b.
public faith, by imperious moral duty,
by the public interests, and the benevo-
lent sense of the community-Wha
avail the long and arduous exerlions
and sacrifices of philanthropy and
patriotism, and the vast expenditures
from the pockets of individuals and
the Golfers of states in the work Of
colonization from this county in Afri.
ca, if they are TO be met by the insid-
ious connivances of our government
with trade that throws by its counter
current, its hundreds of Africans into
the country while the efforts at colo
niza,ion are removing one from it's.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-07-04

The Michigan Convention have es.
tablished the qualification of voters to
be all white males above 81, who have
resided two years 10 the United States
and six months 10 the State. All must
take the oath Of allegiance.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-07-04

Rather saucy.-An Indiana paper
comes to as Nth this endorsement on
the margin-"Wc are whols swine,
and zoe visk to see hoa0 you wings
can ie-s0iH yoa exchange ?" No,
you bristly charlottesville Jour.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-07-04

DEBT.-One OF the best written
papers in the last number OF Frazer's
Magaz is" GA Fathers Confessions"
the opeaing pages in which exposing,
as they do, the misery and degradation
consequent on debt, contain solemn
and useful warning.
"Believe me, nay son. that of all the
kinds oftyranny by which the spirit of
man is bowed down AID crushed, and
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-07-04

OurRAaE.-We are informed that al
a store on Licking Creek, in this county,
a white man by the name of David II.
Wellington, resident of Morgan coun-
ty, Virginia, one day of last week, stab
bed negro man, with a spanish dirk
knife, in the abdomen. cutting the intes.
tines in several places. We understand
that this unprovoked and brutal outrage
was committed in the presence ofsever-
al persons, who were not aware of the
intentions of the desperate until it was
too late to save his victim. No legal
steps have been as yet, taken to appre-
bend w olvington-we hope, however,
that some measures will be immedi-
ately adopted by the citizens in his neigh
borhood to ensure his arrest. His VIC
tim at the last accounts, was still alive.
but from the nature of the wound he can
not Acknowledgements Courier.