Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16
From the Albany Journal.
THE ORVILLE OUTRAGE.

From the Albany Journal.
THE ORVlLLE OUTRAGE.
NJ. .aw A few days since, letter in the Couri-
pnouirer. giving the details of outrage
sommi,,ed upon FEMALE, in the village OF Or
sv,a Onondaga County so horrible in its charac-
~. md 60 revolving in its details, that we could
'a,-.uouM n0t--beieve there were monsters
-" ~ human shape capable Of such unparalleled cru
city. c
,,.s we inquired into the history Of this Outrage,
and found the facts set forth in the Courier and
rnonirer. literally true, and substantially as fol-
The wife Of Tyler who was sent, about a
,sar since. to the State Prison, was left residing at
0,yille. /, was rumored, during the fall, that an
nn,oper intimacy existed between the woman and
oMr. Young, and although no evidence Ct It exist
I'd and none of the dtcences of life were known TO
be violated, village excitement was raised against
Ter The enbers were finally famed into bazc
and having possessed themselves Of q bucket OF Tar
snda bag of Feathers, eight men proceeded IN
sleigh, at IL o'clock at night, TO the house OF the
offender, where they confidently expected to sur
nrse her in bed with her paramour Breaking IN
10 the house, they found the woman in bed with
he, children After searching in vain for Young,
they seized the woman. dragged her, with nothing
,m her night clio hes, in'o the street, put gag In
her mouth threw a blanket over her shoulders, put
her m,o the sleigh and drove off, leaving her three
little Children alone, arhhOM fire or HSAt, shrek
ing pih terror!
Tho monsters drove Off about three quarters
of a mile. took her into q field, tore on her night
ella hes. aad with the ins'ruments of torture pre-
parcd for the purpose, these eight uncelng wretch
rs nerpctIated upon a defenccless and unfortunate
Female. an outrage Of the mos, horrible character.
Afer literally envclopng the miserable wo-
man in tar, they rolled her in the blanket, took
her 10 an unoccupied and unFrequcnted BAN, where
they left her entirely helpless, and still gagged
10 perish with cold, unless found, as she was, by &C.
cdtnt.
The cries of the children in the morning attract
cd the a,tenoo of the nc ghbors, and upon learning
vha, had occurred u search IVES made for the
man Nohin, however was discovered, till nearly
dark when quantity of tar and feathers were
found on the snow in i field whore the outrage was
committed. From this spot the villains were track
ed TO the barn, where George GrlnneIl found the
poor creature, alive, but speeches. and senseess
She was taken lonc and physician sent for, who
discovered lha, her jaw had been disocated Sc
vera benevolent ladies' kindly assisted in relieving
the suffering woman from her dreadful condition,
strong feeling Of ndi snation rapidly through
the community. The Monsters identl.
fed and prosecutions commenced. The causes were
TO have been tried during the present month, but
were settled short time since by the payment of
fourteen hundred dollars, from the defendants TO the
victim of their barbartcs.
Bold Inef.--A gentleman named Whemon,
who was passenger on board the steamboat Con-
slntlon, which arrived yesterday morning from
Albany, was robbed during the night, Of hank
notes, amounting to sixty three hundred dollars
lis pockebook, containing the money, was cut
out OF his panialoons pocket while he was asleep.
On discovering the loss, it was communicated TO
the captain, who laid off the city for more than
hour, and sent person shore for police officer,
who came on board and made search for the mo-
ney, which proved fluitless. ~. Y Ga~.
Spurious Coin.-A five cent piece made of pew
ter Was exhibited to us yesterday. 1t had been re-
ceived IN payment without detection, and the prob
ability is tina, there are number Of them in crcua
tlon. They are neatly forged and bear the date of
1880 Being easily ben, they are readily detected.
Bal. Chron.
a GREAT BODY or sNow-A letter from Penob
scot county Me. dated tho Goth ult. says" We
have just had snow storm here. The snow fell
fpe"yinctes There is now 6ue feet Of Snot1 OF the
S'0and; and back in the woods, the snow is at
least sir feet deep"
Melancholy Accident.-A highly respectable gen.
',cman ofihis town, stepped into his garden yester
nay morning, and for the purpose Of frightening
some birds from the trees, hastily discharged
norseman's pistol among them, not dreaming for a
moment that he would endangcr, much less destroy
@e LIE Of fellow.man thereby. The ball with
snlch The pistol was charged, in descending, at the
Instance OF between $50 or 400 yards, passed
n,oosh the head Of worthy and industrious indi-
"uua' by the name Of Alley, who was at work re-
rsf'ng house, and caused immediate DEATH
.ne unintentona author of this affecting accident,
.'' .he family and friends of the deceased, have
%e ueepest sympathy of this community in the ca
'a'''y which one has caused, and the others suffer
(i'etersburg Constellation.
NJ me LAND PIRATEs.-We learn from Trenton
viii t.na,lhe Grand Jury sitting there in connexion
m." m"e y. s. District Court, have found ind'ct-
two against "pwards Of forty persons, including
~. of the Peace, for beng concerned in
IL. plu n Of the James Fisher and Henry Frank.
""'e" were driven ashore near Barnegat