Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-30
From the Newark IN. j. Eagle.

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From the Newark IN. j. Eagle.
,v,mpiea .Hnrder.-Wc learn from vnriou,
.,,,ce, that murder as commit ted, or attempted
:, he committed, on Monday evening last, on the
,sr.oa Of Mr. John Sayre, Of Long Hill, Morris
.oony. while he was sitting with his wife by his
ax,r 6residc. Two br ass balls, which were It's
charged though window f,om the outside of the
Io,.c entered his cheek and came ont on the oppo-
~. ,i,.. Mrs. Sayrc,in state of dreadful alarm
h,ios the only person in the house beside her hu..
hand ran to = ncighbor's for assistance When
.b. returned they found him alivc. and physician
ain. sent for his siustion. was pronounced to be-
.,,,emey critical bl, we have not yet heard of his
death. Suspicion very soon fixed upon hi. brother
Anthony s. Sayre, Of Springfield. in this county.
=, the perpcrra,or OF tho horrd deed !, is further
stated that Anthony s. Sayrc had left his house
and was not 9 BE- found. Dhgcn, search was then
made, and he was finally discovered hid among the
ro ks on the moun'aln. He was snbsrq ,ently tax.
IN to Mmrstown, examined, aud Committed to
sail where he row remains, in the same room COR.
meHv occupied by L" Blanc, the murderer of n
Sanity Of the same name. What gave rise TO the
,u,plcion and apprehension OF An,hony we are no,
particularly informed, but learn generally, ,hnt
,terc has been long aud bitter controversy in tho
ssyre family, about property, and that some time
since one Of the brothers attempted the life Of
The, with pichfork. II is also said ,ha, the
church yard in Springfield bears evidence Of this
hm,n,ablo aad uohsppy controversy, where two
limb sones are to be seen mt the head of heir "a
,hcr's graye-,hc one etcc,edby one of the brothers
with an inscription it his hIy offensive to the
other members Of the family, covered by larger
4.
iercn INSCRIPTION.
AH:eiinr and unusAnJ occurrence In the midst
oftne public service yesterday afternoon, in the Sc
rond Dutch Church, Albany, the congregation was
,hcwn INTO great confusion by the sudden death Of
The vile of Mr. Anthony Van Sanford. an aged
memb Of that church. Mrs. " hal attended
church N her usual health, and momrnt before the
painfl occurrence was observed intcnlly hxrd on
,bc nrcaehcr, who we understand was preaching on
ucsrcw ILL., T. and had just concluded some remarks
nm the uncertainty of life. The first indication that
any thing hod taken place, was hearing what seem
ed loud snote, which directed all eyes to her; her
head had fallen forward. Immediately she was If
I'D up, and i. was supposed for mom'nt she had
iqru,ed She brruthcd few times, and then It WIS
seen iii !, her snrit ha departed. Most solemn ab-
iaalrion TO aIl--most affecting seal to he truths
The congregation were hearing The effect OF the
qahuneiatlor from the pulpit at the close OF the
Worship that she wa, dead, was n,rscrlbabe.
us " was one of the rYccilcnt pf the Garth, and
had long ADORNED the rcig'on she profess 81. Her
Fl lends have every desirable evidence that from
n, worship ofthe lower, she was ushcred TO the
perfect service and joy of the nnner, sanctuary.
Ereaing Journal.
Death ofa Sccton in Tie midst ofhis Vocation
We are informed that on the 10Th inst Jonathan
Finch, of North Castle, Wes'chestcr county, N.
Y u called upon 10 open grave fol ore OF his
neigh ,ors. Soon after, another person went to the
gravr yard, found the grave about halEopened, and
Mr Finch lying in il, struggling with the last az
mes Of DEATH and before he succeeded in removing
him to the house, he was corpse.
Stamford Sentinel
The Guards OF Gene roicntc-The following
IS liberal exemplif: tion Of the doctrine of pro-
roking one another to good works We take 1t
from the Cazenovia, N. Y. Monitor;
"a strife, OF rather an unusual character, was
cared IN in Buffalo, during the last cold weather
Tae M .y"s, Ebencze, Johnson, gave public notice
ia The city pnpe,s on tho 10th February, that ne
would furnish Is cords of Who'd to such poor fam'-
lies as were unable TO supply themselves, win
proviso, that I" none need apply whose poverty
has been caused BY in,empcran'e."
This brought on, Manly Cotton, Esq. on the 10 ~
who gave like notice. tina, lie would give !" 'hs
shiverins mothers and children OF the city, VINO
hare become poor and destitute in consequence o.
The bcaslly crime OF ;n,cmperancc on me par' u
their projectors" 25 cords CT Uood.
The nex,dy, o. II. d bible, gave notice ,na' nc
would furnish Is cords of w ool TO such fum''es as
were uaabe 10 purchase it, wiihou, requiring them
10 prove either that they are bsas'ly drunkafds
Of tina, they have never eape"d money II III
temperance"
The day following. Samuel Twi'chcl', lr' ohcr-
ID to give 25 cords Of Wood to such as were oes-
dn,e, and unabI, to purchase, no matter ''o'"
what cause they became so'
", tho sane day, Alnnson and Jn''a fa'"e, an
Il p. - snat they would give ono hu"orco oo,,a's'
TSrovisions and clothing, to the needy. iney
say, a." Ills enough for the applicants to tic poor
se wish no, 10 know the cause Of heir misfortune,
but wish all to DO temperate, industrious and hap
~"
John Whcclock, a butcher also gave notice on
the came day, that he would give to the suffering
poor Of the city, IS pounds Of Beef for every cora
Of Wood thu, the Mayor should furnish ana
would not 90 into detailed examination OF "oo
mey became needy
The Repriere Of tie Spanish Pirates - he
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