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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

Az cd fimcnto wss spelIiag ont he Co
Idarvins Unives.i ADVERTISE, ffos. since tn
Editor I'D returned to bio allegiance, b
|had suhesibed1 be chnckled over the fol
lowing notes. IAN persons indebeed r.
JOIN Snith, ase n6tified that hi books and
|sccounts are assigned to Mr.. Cruises lingo,
TO whom immediate payment must b
made. Creditor may become parties By
signing the sssienment' sHillos, neigh.
|bos, shouted be to 4 pssser-by who had
been one Of tls New Store party, why
|cant you tell - how Smith and Wife sell
Losdoa Pintsw Smith and Wife's Store
had become tis can't term.
- .
Yesn had pissed. Two persons had &C.
cidsntly met on Change. There was 4
look e uncertain recognitioa.
.ssEs
Albany shaking Of hands followed.
sHsw = your lady, Brownr
well She has become acquainted
with ~. Waverly.'
sAnd mine has forgotten her Mysteries.
The for met At the city residence of Mr..
Brown Who lad BY industry become pos
se0ed eta decent property. Smith, also,
taught wisdom BY his reverses had retreiv.
ed his pecuniaEy afiairs. The husbands
came from the library together. Ladies'
said Saith, we have entered again into
Matilda, do you think
ven can invite that hateful Mrs. Brown "a
ny houser
Mary aid Brown, ARE You aiiaid d
Mn. Smith nowr
II . unnecessary to say that explanations
had taken place. Mn. Smith was not
naturally proud, nor was Mn. Brown ever
8oudS. though once Ignorant. Both were
placed by marriage IN situations for which
they were unfit, and esch had learned to a.
dopt herself to her situation. Mrs Smith
learned the thrift, and pleasant manner
Of Mary Blown. aud If the latter did moi
acquire al tho shining accomplishments 81
Mrs. Smith she At least became deeply
read enough to place her above the dan
ger Of appearing to ridiculous advantage.
Ofthe two, Nn, Smith had in her educa-
ton cost her husband the most. One part
ner married sbope, the other belos0 his sta
ton in life, and the wife of each had TO &C
commodate herself to the situation Of he,
husband. The SaeePiag Pavtscrs have
in the last connexion of business, proved
such valuable auxiliaries, that tho firm Of
Smith T. Brown, may now count dollarz
With almost any Ingos On Change.
r asonso new bays his so~ds ol
Smit8and Brown, who advertise 70 country
traders, through the columns Of tho Cedar
vile Avertiser; the Editor Of which respec-
table paint, carries his head higher than
ever.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

RD JAc1xr.-Dusiag ~ lase var viah
England, . gallant sl6css a ~ Aoesican
army, saaaioeed o. she Niaesm fssaaiss,
|showed soos peculiarly gsaailyiag atasn-
|tions 10 Red Jacket. Tie fosmes boinG
|sosa afteswasds oCdsso0 - CovoEnoGab =.
land, the chief came - III him fisovell.
'-Dsothsr," aid he, II bear yeo - ssiag
10 . place called Govesnor's 1aland. lhopo
you viii b Gosenes yousssk ! 90
told yoa whites consider ch;ldssa 49,
|sine. hope you vill have 90 thonsasa
lee !sast. Alive all whesevss you %
hope yoa viii newer Cd whiakey moso
thaa Two shill;aGs . quass."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

Sally Cavyy's Aocosas II Sensej C1w.
|sy's Csavsskip.-We take iron - Ere.
collection ofa Housskeeper" he fellewiaG
SIMPLE, but touching accoune Il ths hove
and eoustship ofoe q Mn. fsekardb
s.helps."
sWsll, Sally, !" said I, smiliag, sa0 I -
lose you o. Sunday sightf"
al'm afiaid 20, ma'aa," rsPlis1 -,
sliding hehind The door.
"Don' be ashamed, Sally, " sas6 I, Fl
have shown you such 40 exaaple e aar-
ying ono whom l preferred, thee 60
sure cannoe blame YOU"
Upon THE Sally hooked up, ys,s2 ssks6
her how long she he'd ksowa AcHes1srry.
Sally began twisting . gol6 - d.
was on the fors-6nges II tho lea thsd, aaA
|said,
~Aly mothes, oa,aa, w. . poor w.
man IN Salem, The widow of - capsais.
He was lost on voyage, asd - fsll
sick, declining like. ] was her esly child.
II was very stormy aighs, . year ego,
and my mother was very III. ssat . .
neigh6or 70 ssy / was a6sard - vousd'.e
stand il. One nsighbor ssat hack, 80
|dares'nt leave hes baby, W. wss sick bot
10 young man Who 49, boardiag thess, .
lsailor named Cuuy = vssv decsaa pessoe.
would come and watch viii -. ! W1s
snae.ial 70 80 : ss'ag eesseeeesee, 49,
l 40 2. oaen' so@e % 80
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NJ ~ % 'ss y . ~. % - 49,
ne 80 - se.s y. c.y,.o"y = 49,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24
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- ssnAsss, - Two dollar and Say cests j
pSunshsAsasgsd ssGiltAsssd sftAsvs'sss
- Asvu,susnsn fnsuuesd salhsss.alpr isss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

country, What ihc head and lie hear, arc to the
individual body.
Capital aud credit II my extent. c1n es.iiy be
foead or created N tire South. Its cotton, ,obae-
co. Hour, rice. suear, saves-aye slavcs--eonsti-
e the means Of raising capital TO create COM
mere and manufactures 10 IA incaltul-tle ,x-
trnt.
The en'efprize Of the Virginia Merchants l.
less known and enee1-as ed liiao i should be.
There are many eyte.sre Importing Merchants
in Richmond. whose stock Is complete and cheap
a, can bc found elsc~rre. lfiheg lie sustained.
they VII farther cHt,nd their business, and others
will be- induced 10 cu,hark in the business. SO IS
it with htaaf ctaicz. Bot both the Importing
Merchants ard Manufacturer, here have had great
d,fIculies IL contend against, chiefly arising from
the pr,ipdiee--ard ii is a mere prejudicc--ihaf
tic People prefer northern imported aud mann-
featured goods to those imported and manufactured
AT home Let the People convince the Counir.
Merchants tlattlisis ancror aud the moa salnlaf,
results will felow:--a Convention Of Souti.ern
Merchants eiIl Il. held, who will give IN impctu,
to Southern ade Tint R,ll place The South IN tha'
respect. where she should be-
Rehmon9 Wig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
GREEssnoRovon. (ALABAMa.) Sept. 9.

Joshua " DOLLY j., a man oflntempeIae hai ITS and
bad character, Wis delccted on Saturday last, BY
a number ofgentlenen living near the town OF tric
IN this country, in an attempt 10 decoy several
negruc, from the plantations Of HEIR masters, and
carry them off to what is called, in common par
lance, free State. II is useless to detail the par
iiculars of evidence against the cuprit; suffice it
10 say, that number of gentlemen, unimfeacha-
BILE in their character for veracty, testified 10 the
guilt Of Wooli1 Lclurc the Commute Of igllance
for The vicinity Of Erie. TIE Committee,
after lis organization, went through all the pro-
cecdingi Of a trial hy jury. Every lcnity and
lnSc, was extended, and after full investigation
of the facts the Committee retired, aud after
few moments consultation returned with the FOL!
low NJ verdict:
u soieed, That in the opinion of this committee,
JOSHUA Wooy shall be whipped iortlwithin Erc,
on his bare back.
Res0ised, That Joshua Wooliy be taken to
SOM convenient place in the town of Erie and
receive thirty-ninc lashes, well laid on, upon bis
bare hack-and that lie the said Joshua " DOLLY,
shall leave the County nmediatey and should
he the said Joshua Woolly. remain in this State
three days from this tine he shall then have one
hundred and fifty lashcs upon his bare back and il
after that time he remain; in this State or c. untry
hc shall then have five hundred lashcs and that if
the said Joshua Wooly be found in this country
within twenty-iour hours from this time, he shall
then receive one hundred and fifty lashcs.
Rcsolred, That James A. Deal, be requested
aud APP pointed 10 execute the sentence of this con-
miter, upon the body Of the said Joshua Wooly
and that this committee viii now and hereafter, and
II all times sustain and protect the said James A
Bea from all losses, damages, actions and prose
.0'iuns, Which the said james \. Bcal may sustain
nd gu of If 1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

.'EIe4E T % nj D, mug Au.. Y.
The How Rice Garland left our town for Clai.
horne ON lfe'day last. after ratalingot splendid
dinner tender dhm bv the citizens of Natchito
ehoS. The r1PaSt was given in Mr. Deblieux',
large hall, and prepared by Mr.. Harrison in the
best style The company WAS entertained with an
eloquent speed, from their Distinguished one.t
which was called forth by the deatcning bn,s,, Of
applause with which the feast complimentary of
him was received.-f he speech did not partake of
political character, nor indeed did any Of tbc n,o.
ccedines. Every person ofeycrs party seemed tn
vie with each othorin paying honors and rcspert
to the man who has rendered such essential services
to the promotion OF the interests of Rcd River.
UeraR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
LEwIsnrRG, (VA.) Sept. Is.
FEDERAL COURT

The Federal Courr, for the Western district ot
y lrginla, commenced its session in ,his place o.,
Wednesday last: present the Honorable Jndec
Caldwell. Owing 10 the absence of witnesses die
rial OF the indictments for forged declaration, for
pensions, has not vet commenced. Il is pr,lall
he parties will be ready for tral today and # So.
re shall have few days OF absorbing interest To-
he citizens generally; the issue of these trial,
owin' 10 tie character of the persons concerncd
heing SUB ect Of heartfelt interest rnroayil,u g..
country. AZ 2haatan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
JACKSON, (TENNrsEE,) September II.


Jpisn Lynch at ByomnsriHt-Thc pains and
penalties decrrci by this august digntary were re-
Gently inflicted in Brownsville, upon man by the
name Of Ansou M,ody, in summary manner
Tho facts detailed to Us, are as follows Mr. I. H.
Sheppard, oillaywood county, a short while since
had a very valuable negro stolen from him, and
from many Circumstances, suspicion rested upon
Moody rs the villain who had abducted him. He
was arrested and brought before an exaninino
court but from there being no legal testimony a.
Sdlnst hin, no was released. Firmly impress ,el
OF his guilt, the citizens constituted themselves in
to an extra and summary tribunal and again tonl>
him II charge. Among other means of Identity
ing INN with the person who had stolen the
negro, he was placed in circle of some
hundred citizens, and the stolen slave (who
had until then been confined in jail from the time
Of his recovery, rad who had moi seen Moody while
corc the examining court dcsiredio say whether
he individual who had had him in possession was
N the crowd. He unhestatingy pointed out
Moody. Many other circums ances went to fix
the conviction in the minds Of the ciz, ms, that he
was guilty. \ committee composed ofthirtecn of
The oldest and most respectable citizens was ap-
pointed TO determine the punishment due to his
guilt, and after a elaboration of several DAYS.
spent in examining evidence. in which was inclI
det the ''.'inr--cf c'srY nitness al,-h the accu-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
WOMAN KILLED BY HER HrsR.nn o..

\ WOMAN KILLED BY HER yrsR.>nor,. =
NE most unnatural ana savage murders llst has for
a long time dSsracrd our city was perprtr,tnJ in
nnfnIk street, on Sunday last. 4 man nomaJ
uamcI sullivan, collar maker, ouarreIIed will,
ms wilr, and having first fellei her to the oround
with blow, he dragged her by the heels from the
mouse INTO the yard, and there twisting his hand in
me mar OF her head, he commenced pummelling
II against the steps ofihc stoop. Finding that this
horr'le process did not put an end to his victim,
IS 'n7fd'y IS II wished, he ',an pl,rfeJ HE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

Extract Of a letter to the Edor of the Io,,i.-
vile Advertiser, dated Brandcnburr, fkcnA Sent
Il" have to inform YOU Of the dreadful x;taa.
tion Of our town. Last nIglttahoat II o'elocl .
Gre broke cut in the house orc, pied by Wilson &
shacEIet, ms grocery. and lald all the Inn, ms.
part Of our town in ashes--Thc place is ruined en-
tir'ly. There were cieht stores, groceries and
drag shops destroyed. | lave never bclel1 snrI'
destruction in any village have seen MANI.
frs, but never have seen such one as this in So
small A place. Loss 3 900 dollarS.t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

hcksoNssIlrf, &. y Srrr. l.-.i,rest.-
We have heard that a foreigner was arrested and
committed to the al in ST. Augustine during the
last week, for attempting to excite instruction
among tho blacks, in that place, and on rxamina.
tion disclosed that several persons were engaged
in the plot in Florida, with the understanding that
there WAS 10 be general rise in all the Southern
States He did not state the time or the arrarcacnts
hut doubtless II Is part of the plan revealed by
Nnrrel, which was to be carried into effect in
December neN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
LATEST FROM FRANCE.


The ship Lconora, Captain urquhart, arrived
this morning from ilavie, whence she sailed ON
the Cd II Auvnst.
The various committees on the new Laws pro-
posed by tie ministry, were appointed on the I'll.
NJ. lluor, hnsl ssnllo have appeared some
what itrmr Al ties strength If the measures. Not
solitary nmu1err a f.eo opposition va, appointed
oa cifIrr a tie committees.
Various iumars Herr III circulation respecting
the ass3ssH, lie most decided Of which WIS tia,
he had mad statements implieatine the Duchess dc
BQri.
Tin Cholera was pn the decrease.
Publ lecias w. much eNciled in rcluioa 10
tlia proposed laus-thr cling being strong
asa.hs them.
1t aPraar, hal NJ. Theirs had shcwn some op-
position To dc eNolbtant provisions of TIC law, re-
ln.ve 10 tie press.
he private correspondence Of The Jour
MAJ an Hare seems to think tat he ought 10 t.
syn.
The pari,aa Journals, whether Of thc Thi,r,
party or the stronger opposition, agree in con-
denininc thu law proposed by Ministers oven the
Cen~i'>toncl rrprohalcs the measure.
The Journad u Commerce exprcs>c Is The opinion,
formed from the conversations Of the influential
deputies, tina, the law OF the press would not pass
without very material alterations.
The following are the latest reports respecting
the cholera.
At Mnr,eillcs on tic Isl, So deaths; Cd, Ill
Touon 3lst, Is cases, IL deaths ls,, II cases
II deaths.
AK, 3lsi, l3 cases. II deaths, Aries Doth, 10
cascs, Is deaths
STEAM CARRIAGES ON McApAMi1rp RoAps.--
1t IS stated in a London p per- that stcam-carri-
age, on Mr.. Garncy's pri,clplc, lately went from
London 10 Reading, 40 miles, in three hours and
fifteen minutes. 1t returned 10 London, with
twenty passengers, in three hours aud TWENTY-FIVE
minutes. II will he recoected that this was upon
a common Macadamizcd road
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

ILorEMENT ~ IN Hon IIFf.-%ot long since .,
gentleman once high in the confidence of The ,o.
efnment, having also wife and fmly, tool = fancy
10 wldo~ OF rather pleasant aud interesting man
nels he acquaintance rpened hy degrees. rim IN .,
moment of abandonment, they bolb di..,,,,. -,
suddenly from the city and have Rot vet been heard
of. " ~ "'"'o
The widow was lady of some property. and lived
IN the western side lower part of he cy. Shc wac
gay, well educated, and mistress of many accomplish
ments. HE gentleman was also a ncl#ou of f,jo,
and consideration, and il Is generals, s,,,,,,asaI
among his acquaintance thai die attr nni,t Layc
been gong on tof some time. What dj,ec,ioo rho
gully par have taken, sHot cxactl, known. !, VIZ
supposed that they went South but 10 persons an
S%efns to the" description could be traced to PhII
adc'pha' where strict search has been n,ade Tbo
most probable opinion is, that they have m,lc for
Montreal or gone ont to Europe in some transient
vesSe, The next We hear Of them VIII probably bc
from France or Italy. X Y ~ ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
Fnou rur PuiLAprurHIa oazrrrr.

Prs,peetire IitR, nrelafian II Aentg AdffeT'-
In this Gazette OF Saturday LAST. MAS published
an article derived from al authentic source, by
the National Gazo.tc, Of the eondiuon Of the
Bank Of the United States. on the Is; OF Scptems
bcr. inst from which it appears that tic tgial
amount Of The discounts Of Tire bluh on that day
was as follows:
Lsaas &i0.lG5.325 20
Bills Of r,chanre. p1 ,52l .691 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

Nuw NoRh, Sept l..
FRI AND loss OF LllEa-About hall past
Twelve o'clock to day, The house oil Mr. Niblo, mho
keeps public garden III BroadM ay, WAS set on hle
by the spontaneous combustion OF some Of the ma
terlals used IN the fire works. At the North end of
the main building there was house two stories high
part OF which vas used a. an exhibition room, and
ahot hei pant Of it appropriated tor compromising the
articles used IN the h.o oks, aud one OF his assist
ans was engaged at work, when bottle filled with
composition ellled crimson fire, burst from sponta.
neous combustion, and set fine o large quantity OF
fe."oiks which wero LYING around it, Mr. Hall and
MS assistant immediately oul of the house, aud
had scarcely reached the outside " hen an explosion
took place, winch shattered the root OF the house to
pieces, ard sea fire 10 II III every direction, and soon
totally destroyed IL aud every thing IT contained.
rom tins pan ot The premises the flames qulck,
eommUnlcatcit 10 the mana building the interior OF
which was lcit complete wreck before tn, flames
were eNtneu'Shed. The greater pant ut the turni-
tutc NC IN he main building WIS got out of the WIN
do"s, hui not without being much injured. In the
part OF the premises which fits took FIRE, however,
nothing WIS saved, and amongst other articles in it
was large painting OF the lsraelites' departure
nom LsNrt which beng exhibited aud is
said - hayc cost $4,000. 1t belonged we be
lc'e to Nj. Wright who is now III Boston. The
picture WIS net entirely burned, but it is rendered
saIueless As yet no accurate estimate can be made
oil the Ioss but we believe may at least be set down
At $4,000.
In tie Southern attic OF the house, happened to
nc auuottunate colored man. waiter IN the house.
whose escape was cut of by the rardlty Of the fire.
and he was sulIocaed or burned to death Insurance
Tor about one half the loss few minutes before the
explosion heG Of gnnpowder had been. fortunately
removed iiom the apartment where il occurred.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

<!lY 1eft'o Y1f, vas sfn.tItt. % II " III
Hundred kashes. and be JrondSd on his otefk NTH
the kfter r. Tic decree Of the committee was
carried mo execution on Saturday evening last.
~ The Slave referred 10 has since been iorei-
biz abducted b. three armed men. and Mir. shep-
pard has offered reward Of : 80 tor his recovery
and the apprehension Of the hidnarpers. II Is
supposed by some illat others were implicated be-
side Moody, and that 10 proven, further disclo-
sures. ihey lave abducted him, With an intention
Of either carrying. him Nhefe he Can never be
heard Of, OF Of destroying lis lifr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

lFFEcTs or LlGnrNING.--A letter to the Alba-
ny argus, dated at Pittsfcld, Massachusetts 71h
INST, says -
\ singular occurrence happened hero last eve
nlng' AT O'Clock, a flash Of lightning descend.
ed the rod on the spirc ofour lecture room. whrro
there were assembled about three hundred per.
sons The rod had become detached from tho
ROOT, and had been caroessly left SO. At and i,,s
below the caves. At that point the electric dn;d
seemed to separate. A portion followed fine rod
10 the GARTH and tore out tho ground, SCATTERING il
IN overy direction a portion h0rst into the 60
cend story, where the meeting was held bre,lin,
IN several ttet squire Of the building. and scattrr
Ng the ilmh"rS Dc over the large room. Anna
fc2V passed To the >tovr pipe, followed that. and
'hhn 'wo rooms below through the 1oor 70 rho
ga M at the corner of the building opposite TO ba,
where 1t entered. Many persons were stunned
,corohed or thrown down. Ono had the sleeve Of
his coat cut as with knife, from shoulder to hand
Another lis hair singed all over his head o,a .a
other the Sole OF his boot handsomely cut off; b1t
most astonishing to relate, no one was killed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
LOOK AT THIS.
NO F3C7IONt
DRY GOODS, at Re5ncoa pr;.os
+. >. MILLER e. 60

Il w iuily aware OF the want of public conf
. "In'o Ill ueciaralons of this character arising
from the frequent repetition Of them and ,oo FRI.
9ueh,iy Tor the purpose of auementing sales we will
therefore take the liberty of saving to our friends and
,he puo'lc with regard to this notice. tina, il is no fc
ton but Sood earnest, We have determined to
c c,os our ~! Goods establishments as stated in
MI 'llSemcn on or before the Is, day Of
by retail at very reduced prices. for cash oy county,
produce. 'o' ''s" VI '''"'"'
io~ L,nen' LtnSey, Feathers Wool, Flar Sod
Goods III eA'h''5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

\ LfGIs1 .TIvE BluNpEn.--OWing to a caSas
oatSSus in the criminal laws of Mis,issinpi the
criminal is allowed TO challenge an indefinite num-
Der OF Jurors, and tina, prevent the action OF the
law. About a month ago all the proceedings in
the case OF certain cuprit, were arrested by the
exercise OF his reIt Of challenge. No sooner was
he liberated, than he wa, seized by the populacc
and severely noegcd, taucd and icathered and
rode or rail
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
Nrw ORLEANS, AreUsr 81.

IN attempt was made Yesterday TO raise Il mob.
tearly in the morning, placards uero stuck up al
The corners, invi'ine the mechanics Of the city to
assemble on the PUBLIC square, for the purpose Of
: considering he irrrorrcty Of employing slaves
n'A" -"a,'r Al a-ts" This ~ h~,vrh. ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
CONCERT.
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NJ ESsRS }. A. Cunnington and PHI BIoneiou
l, ~ OF Paris, Professors OF the French HON
flu,e, spanish Guitar, Singing, Sc,) respectful,
nupunce TO the citizens Of iynchburg, that they
Instrumental Music in that place.
Sep 81 a..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

thumbs en- her Wind pipe elo.r 70 ~
underworld 10 srapgle her, and In. "r Jaws .,
aieiy answering llie intended ppr1 's not imm,
BEGAN ha'tering her head aeain., W he ga
stamping on her with his feet SOM a ~, steps
pofs happened TO witness the horrit VI BIS he J,
pc,9fe II was entire ' oonsummalcJ IInleIe-
hoid OF him, bot too late To save hi. aud SEQ
,i''im' Tic blood Was pouring in oe.aaorlur,,
iic MOUTH nsse and ears. and in less the o
iiie was totally extinct. II appears ian =, an h..
the monster had been drinking =, ,n eia' thoas.
'llat IN rn'ng' he vas perfectly sober and '.ry br
when he committed the murder, A. '"o colIea,.
Yesterday held ON the body by the Coz a.,
verdict returned of death from str,n' oi'er a.,
blows inflicted by her husband. lie We. al
committed for trial. GJsn We" Of eo9,