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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-08-05
From a Neap. York poper.


GO FORTH INTO THE FIELDS:
Go forth into the fields,
Ye denizens of the pent city's mart;
Go FORTH and know the gladness nature Yields
To the care wearied heart.
Leave We the feverish strife,
The Josthng, eager, self-devoted throng;
Ten thousand voices walked anew to life,
Call you with sweetest song.
Hank from each fresh.clad boueh,
0r b!lssful soaring in the golden air,
Bright birds with JOYOUS music, bid YOU now
10 springs loved haun:s repair
The silvery cleaning rils,
Lure with soft murmurs from the grassy lea;
Or gay dancing down the sunny hills
Call loudly in their glee!
And the young wanton breeze,
With breath all odorous from her blossomy chase,
In voice low whispering, mong the empowering trees
Woos you to her embrace.
Go breathe the air of Heaven,
Where violets meekly smile upon your way;
Or on some pine cfownd summit, tempest driven,
Your wandering footsteps stray.
Seek ye the solemn wood,
Whose giant trunks verdant roof uprear
And listen, while the roar cf some far flood
Thrills the young leaves with fear!
Stand by the tranquil lake,
Sleeping mid wlowy banks Of emerald dry.
Save when the wild birds wings its surface break,
Chequerlng the mirrord sky
And if within your breast,
Halluw'd by natures touch, one chord remain,
1t aught save worldly honors find you blest,
Or hope of sordid gain
A strange delight shall thrill,
A quiet JOY brood DER you like dove;
Earth's placid beauty shall your bosom fill,
Stirring its depths of love.
o, in the calm, still hours,
The holy Sabbath hours when sleeps the air,
And Heaven and earth deck'd with her beauteous
flowers,
Lie hush'd in breathless prayer
Pass We the proud fame by,
The vauted aisIes, by flaming folly trod,
And meath the temple OF uplitied sky,
Go forth and worship God.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-08-05
Geese Feathers.

TNHE subscribers have made arrangements
Il to keep constant supply of first rate
article of Geese Feathers-selecrcd
and packed with great care by ourselves, in
packages from 20 to so lbs; and will furnish
at all times any quantity from 20 TO 1000 lbs
of quality they will warrant to be as good
as the best, at as low prices as can be pur-
chased of equal quality in the state.
S. & l.. HURLDUT.
Winchester, lS40. IylO
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-08-05
zEEna Insurance COMPANY,

4&aU1a AISuEdNCC COmpaMYg
OF HARTFORD,
INSURE Dwelling Houses, Stores. Furni-
A-ture, stocks of Merchandise, Mills, Manu-
factories, Manufacturers stock. Barns, Far
mers' stock in buildings or stacks, and every
other species Of nsurabe personal property,
Against Loss or Damage By Fire.
ISAAC LAWRENCE, Agent.
LHchfea, 1910. 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-08-05
GOODS at Cost, or less,

GOODS at Cost, or less,
THE full assortment Of Dry Goops, Gro
Il CERES, &c. assigned by S. GALPIN for
the benefit of his creditors, are now offered
tor sale at cost, and many articles less than
eos:, for the purpose of closing up the concern
without delay. AS there are in this assert
ment many valuable and desirable articles,
those who wish to avail themselves of an op-
portunity of purchasing Goods. Crockerv and
Groceries at great bargains, will do well to
call and examine for themselves, at the late
stand of MIR. Galpin. in East street.
By ORDER OF 9HE TRUSTEES.
LucAJieLi, June "a. lS4l
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-08-05
EB. sa. MORSE'S
Stove Establishment,

rs in the basement of Lords building, one
n door.wRst of tie Miaassion House.
u ssoOkaDg Stoces. cifK' f.ipe f. Furnifure,
Chnrrh, f'Gr1or, Office, and Boz Stoves
Fire Frames. &c. &c.
share of patronage is solicited.
LitchfeLd, Oct. 8. 20
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-08-05

And not undo en-
To suffer aDef ddmnation to run through EN-"
"Oh, if a wish could transport me back to those
spring could slake any heats which summer suns,
and youthful exercise had power to stir up in the
blood, how gladly would return to thee, pure ele-
ment the drink of children, and of child.like holy
cool refreshmeni puring over my burning tongue
But my waking stomach rejects it. That which re-
treshes innocence only makes me sick and faint"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27
EPIGRAM


There is no Kind ofwir which plcascs Ms NOR,
than a s"nd Pungeut epigram. la this dr>crirrion
at hurn"r The English language IS very rich. la nj.
most all our great poets we meet with epigumr
continually, aud they are scattered chick ns autumn.
nal leaves throughout The humber walks of Ietter-
Or J"huson has written one upon George n, and
h~ p""t laurcnIe, CibLer, " Inch Tor grave slrca,m;
H. almost uneNcelcd.
Augustus still survivcs in AIaro's strain.
And Spcnccrs verse prolongs ELIAS reign;
Great Georges acts let tuneiul CIhbrr sing.
Dor nature mIla lh' pet fr the kin.."
One al the wis II Queen Anne's time. thu,
writes concerning notorious pagiarisl by the name
OF Moore:
90 Moore always smiles whenever he rerites:
lie smiles (you rhruk) approving what he writes
And yet Ia Tins vanity l. shown:
Ana modest may like what's not his own"
Her; Is another on Cihber
I'm merry old England 1t once wa, n rule,
The hing had las poet and also his fs,I;
But now, we 'ro ~ frugal I'd have Won To- know il.
That CIhhcr can serve both for fool and for poet
RphcH 1'hnnahiiI. a Scotch poet. - the autl,ur o(
a pretty lille epigram on woman:
Mature. impartial IN her enls,
When she made man the strongest.
IN justice then, Ia make amends
Made wnman's tongue the longest"
Garr'rk Is the author ola capital epirram on Sir
John Ill., physician and ~dramaiisI We believe
that il runs thus:
For farce and physic
HIS equal there none IS;
HIS iarces are physic,
HIS physic a farce H.;
DR. Aidrdge's Five reasons for drinkinu" con,,in
n good deal of humor mixed WI h their cpirromrp,.
ic pn'ni' and undoubtedly give the true philosophy
Of the topic: ~
Good vine; n friend; or bcing dry;
Or' lest we should hc; by aud by;
Or, any other reasuu NNh. A"
There Is a smart epigram made by sumo wit ON
"' circumstances Of card playing young lady mar.
r ms h r g,rle
"ITumps ever ruled The charming maid.
sure all the w"rli would pardon her;
The dcSiinrcs rrrned up a spadc.-
she married Juhu the Gardener"
IL ron, we believe. j. ,he author of the G,lIo,y;n,
couP'ct on n selfish politician, who committed IA,
speeches Ia memory:
81. has no heart yon say-hutT deny it,
lie has a haarl--hc CethiS speeches By H."
In Don Jan there Is a great number nrexceI-
lent cpigrams but 50 mixed up are they with 70.
Elections ofiho poet that separation would material
" dull The point. We conclude wish ono from
Tom Moore:
'Incycr gave n kiss. SAYS Pme.
To naughty man. far I ahhor II:
She never gave a kiss. tbs true
She'll take QUO tho and thank Won f,r IT.
" Y. Mirror.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27
ITEMS OF NEWS

The Louisville Journal states on the authority
ola correspondent vcrsed in the subject. that Ken
lucky produces more Toblcco than all the other
western states. lie suppoSes The product about
81 900 hhds. Of which about 80, 900 are shipped to
New Orleans.
Governor Pennington of New Jersey. in compli-
ance with the recommendation Of the President has
issued his proclamation, recommending 10 the peo-
PIE Of the state the litI day Of May as a day Thu
initiation, fasting and prayer.
The Hon. Willie p. Mlngum has consen, ed to
deliver 4 funeral Grafton ON the life and character
Of President Harrison.
Gov. Corwin has consented Ia deliver an address
upon the life and character Of Gen. Harrison at
Lebanon, Ohio.
The ship John Bolton, on the 10Th. cleared from
Mobile for Liverpool with n cargo OF Cotton. valu
ed at 10000 dollars. Could our imporrarions
cease six such cargoes per month would pay our in
terest 10 Europe. On the SAND day the ST. Peters
burgh LEFT with a still larger cargo. and there are
three or four vessels in port intended for similar
~cargots.
Miss Mary Prince lately died m Philadelphia
aged Zoe years and one month. having attained that
age in single blessedness.
When the intelligence Of the death ofGcn Har
rison reached New Orleans an Informal meeting
was held at the St. Louis Exchange and The Mayor
was requested to convene n meeting ofihe citizens
The shipping ia the horbor wore their flags al hall
mast aud flags dressed with mourning were display.
ed from many Of the public buildings.
United States BanL Stock is selling in n. York
at lSt
We perceive with pleasure that The corrcspon.
dents Of the New Y.rk Star and the Aiadisonran.
at Richmond, Va. are out decidedly for a National
Bank.
The cause Of temperance is rapidly gaining
ground IN Boston. Meeting are held almost nilhI.
" md are crowded with lis,ners On one evening
42O gave the temperance pledge.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

EVERY THING OUGHT TO BE WELL.
DONE-A good many things are ibid 4 the late
William Gray, n distinguished me rrhanr Of R,s:un.
lie was i%atnIlIarly k.own by the name of "Bllly
Gray lie LEFT at his death. 4 large estate. and used
20 say that The chief source Of his worldly success
was hrs mpitu. What is worth doing at al
Is worth doing we'll" On one occa-
sipn he had reason To find fault with a mechanic
for some slo'Cnly job The mechanic recollcciei
hr Cray when hc was in "a very humble condIr,nn.
- lac bprc III" rebuke with imparieucc. II tell YOU
What, said lac, "B lily Gray. I slIan't stand suck lnw
from YOU. Why, I rrcullcct whrn you vas nothing
but a drummer ia a regiment Aud - wa>."
rePli'd Mr. Gray, 80 ! was a ~drSmmrr.b but Jid'nt I
drum cell cLt didn't l drum r,Hl'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

u -ny IL again. rcjoined the witness, looking a,
"addy full in tho face. "tho buoy wanted tapp-
ing"
Never never, was there an instance OF grosser
p~revaHcaiion. Note ihis gentlemen Of the jury.
he hrst swears that The hoy wanted bleeding, and
now mai he finds himself in error. he turns from
The operation of bleeding to that of tapping"
well, sage NJ still; bleeding ; Just rs proper n
'nrm ms iapPing-take the turns out of that if you
can. said the mate inn tone of defiance,
u rant suffer You. my man. Ia be inSlleni e.
counsel. said the Judge. addressing the witness il
"A pcrcmpiory tone.
I'm not insnlcni. my lord; hut where's tn
man. INV lord. rs can bear TO bc bullicd and tnd
rerod hy a lubherly lawyer rs doesn't know IN,
main brace from the captains hrccchcs,"
This burst of offended feeling excited in IN
court a sensation rot To be described. The son
OF the sCR were seen rubbing their huge hand
with glcc and delight. whilst IMPRESSIONS Of SUI
PRISE and scow Is at ind cnaiinn betrayed then
selves IN the tell tale features of the members
tho bar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

FIRST CARGO or ICE.-ws CHANGED to ar
rive IA lndia almost simultaneously with one at the
first imporiau"ns Office fiom America: II " Is anu.
sing {" see the anxiety with which 1t was sought
Tor. The dtpusi,es were only fer n short time he
fore sunrise. when crowd. of coolies were in attrn-
dane" To carry Oh The portions required by their
employers; these portrns were ih ckly enveloped
~ thick blankets. and enclosed in baskets. which
were carried oT with n u spec hat a very consrj.
CRADLE quantity invariably Dissolved before they
could reorh iheirr.Spcciive destinations. wairh-
ci Two or three Arabs crowdIng run,l n basket
Viii h had just arrived; they wcre all egg = To- touch
The novelty. bur. Immediately On feeling it, extreme
GOODNESS. ran away. cNclaiminc that II was "Gurrc
gHrrom-very hot. \ child. tor cried VIOLENTLY
and told his mamma that "thc English GLASS ha,
burnt his fingers" was MT a liElc SURPRISED. too
on several occasions. To see The ice brought To tabl,
~ the greatest visible luxury and handed round Il
persons 10 mix with their wine; which. although
cooled with Stlip,Ire and Glauber sal's. had mo-
attained q much lower temperature than that q
new mix. The ice ia question was brought n
a means of preserving n large quantity of American
aeplcs in cord condition Tor the Calcutta market
When the ice Unexpectedly proved a NOR, Iucr.
tive SPECIES Of mNr h Inliss than the iruiI.-TRr,
Mouths March ia India.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27
AUrI oRs INDEBTED TO THE RIRrr

80 Wv haNDIspl fsD ~ III BtBIE.
a writer ~ the Bible Il R,pcrtory AMI Princeton
Review says with a s,,lJell pf truth. f,ii the writer.
%oflictron are d,cJly irIcJtsl t. the Bible for manv
Of their chief cxoellencies:
d Sprin; has sail. with equal truth and force.
. There - not a fner character nor q finer desrrip.
ton IN all the works Of liter Sa,tt, than thai ni
hcbecch IN iyanbor. And who does mt sec that
u owes rs excellence To the Biblel" Shak.pe,rc
Byron. nnl SJurhey. are moi a Inle indebted lar
SINE oi their best scenes aud inspirations 10 the
same sDurce.
NJ The suggestion of a valued friend. we have
turned onr thoughts To the par 81 between AIncbctt
ana Ahab-beIween Lady Macbeth and JezcbeS
-heiwecn The announcement 10 NlnciuH Of the
murder Of his i1mily. and that 10 David oTthc death
OF Absnlom 10y Jpub-tU the parallel between In.
opening Of the Ltm,utauols of Jcremi,h. Ry,,ns
beautiful apistrOphe 10 Rome. as The Nr,Luo pT u,,,o,
10 nc parallel between his ode 10 NappIopn anil
l%sniais ode Oh the al Of Scnnacherb-ar ,l.o =,
'c resemblance between ) 'uihcy's chauoi Of Chr.
nala' ~ INC Curse "f kcham1. aud Elckiels v,.H,r
oi The wheels; apl have been frcibIy ,m,,.s.aI
WIN TIC obligations Of this class Of writers 4, Inc
said scriptures" :" "'
We do Mt know that such ,r,b,,s
'"a"tef 3" the y 81 = tIcy seem. a, m ,r ofb.,,L
!, hi'e u'ed % A. CON n m prJyauy. AnI NJ, ,;tL
'ho besipocis of England. fhoy b,rrpvy vb,t. /.
age and work " into their weaker wob anil IN
onginaE and. unfortunately. few can detect m.
plagiarism. That delightful pisaze IN DR. Y,,ng
so oiien quoted lnI ilytys aIinireI !, ,yh;cL ~
''nes'e"cc 81 humln greris noticed. J.. ,lna.,
w. 'of "ord from That part of the scriptures chilled
the Apocr Jpha. ''"cu
"hefe past The shan, NJ trace - found.
A'iou tI1 wtur % iscif the aky rof,ins
nc parle4 wave ~ iurrp,s from the Reel Sc
l'nd mat b%"autfui passage Ofanythsr poet. com.
mcnctng P'O'' '0"
n'WA' cNng ma Thy summons bot Death
- MN t1't y ateUe in BIZ p1se~ion. SC
= a msta transcript ron the SINE book. tn.
ruth ~ no nan Is a poct. M nan can he a u,st
"c'eE o"rH' without n familiarity with the Bible;
~ "oHan cnH be familiar with that book without
'cosur'ng m his heart Nf not br prIctice Of least r.,
'F'anon) many of the lofty thoughts and rich or
with which bel D. stored. aud We m.y ,trno.
no MS own outpourngs mprc than unrod with M,
ues' and perhaps enriched with The suhsta1,, I'd
What he has thence derived. without o tbnnybt al
'dsbtedness a vigorous Gncy - nourshed h.
iblical reading. though we fhnk that p-ec,sr,, ri
sPfe@'ion - nni q natural Consequence grtb,tT
'"ofoai ths Bble ~ ich when they ars ygunr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27
New Orleans April l6.

The business for the LAT few days has been but
moderate. The river is sull on the rise. and - now
within Is inches of the extreme height Of last sea-
SON.
HoR.-Arr since the SIh, II .336 hnlcs-
cleared l2.l56 bales. Stack on Ia MI l55 300
balcs. OPERATIONS since my last have been quito
limited. bpth buyers nnd sellers waiting for adyiccs
hy the British Queen TIE total sales embrace but
4 1900 bales nj the rates last mentioned.
ToJacco-The market confines n cuvr. The
sales exceed 800 hhds at full prices. purchased
principally Tor I've French market.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

PRESCRIPTION Among the appointments
mentioned yesterday was that Of Gov. DorY Of Wis
konsin. That gentleman has been, and is n deci.
ded Loco. But he has performed his duties faith
fully giving urterance To his opinions freely vel
never allowing them To irammel his conduct, or im
huenee his action and consequently he has been
retained IN the posi- which lac now fills. Does ihi,
look like proscriPtionl Is not this carryi ng out the
true principles ofGoyenment : We may rely up,
on At that The President viii move steadily forward
doing hs duiy nobly, as becomes the Chef Officer
Of this great nation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27
A MATRIMONIAL ADVENTURE or
GOVERNOR WENTWORTH

me hnickerbocker for April has been publ shed
Tor some limo. IL contains much agreeable m,tc,
saml'e ~ "hich wo sntJOiH. 10 l. an anccdote oi
oo'cI"oi wentworth, the last OF The Colonial Gov.
eihpfs OF We" Ham pshire. and il still related bv m.
aged people Of the neighborhood IN which - -
ne mao ~ seems, married a very pretiv liul.
gHI' some lhiHy years has junior, who like m,s,
young wives was fond Of gaiety, and liked b.to,
TO pass the evening IN s;rollIng through tbo 49,.
by moonlight or m dancing al some mcrry 49,
man IN me arms Of aigray-haired husband. Ncyry.
theless. although she Kept late hours. sbc o.
cry Other respect on exemplary wife. The g,ycr.
nor. who wasa quiet, sober parsonage. and r,,cG,t
OF hs health, preferred going o. bed early. and r..
sing beioro ihe sum- 20 Inhale fhe cool breeze oftbe
mornings aid as the lady seldom came bome nu
asimid"ight' he was not very well pleased a, bo.
"s Nl1'uIOou ny her late hours. Al lunp n. ofe,
os'uiatOnS be patience vas complete.
y exhausted and he frankly told her tbaf bo r.,LI
bear rno longer, and that IN. JrI a., o"''
lu lutufe beiofe twelve O'Clock. sbe sbo,,LI -,
admitted 10 he house ''u Dol De
The lady laughed afbey sp,p.o
arc wont 60 do in such casoe and ,, n. 80
~ merry making, she dd NOT tet1,, nu
'"y'""s The governor heard ftc
admiuancci bot be Odd not stir art. "s I'f
babe her servant ny Tie window. d., =, U''n
emof had iorcseen; hey were aI ...,,.5 w, gov
mined not 10 be Ot geucralIed, sbo 49,. ".'er
Ihe ''i'l'ge' ono 'f'"InE n heavy kcy from -
pocket. sent % ringing through the ysu.f,g ne'
very chamber Of her good man. Tins ,p.,,,,.
we purpose Presently a night capped head -,
od from the window. and dcm1nJed te r,ps, 80,
disturbance Let me into the bouse. S,,r, 49,.
aemanded the vito. The gOvernor W,s imra.y
Dle' an very ungallautly declared she sb,,Lt
main without ai night The fair cyI,,i, -
enifeaied, erpostulated. and threatened b,, !, -
al 90 yam. Ailength becoming frpnur an IN. r.
ltlul.ole oo-ln'cy' she declared that unless 81,
y 81 once she would throw bsr.,Ic .
he lake, md be- might console himself 80. y m''
ieclon That be iho cause u her desfb rt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

find themselves much. perhaps =, times too much.
given To direct quotation. even in Common CONVEX.
sation. II Is the ltnsuigo of the heart. and ~ou, Of
the abundance OF the neart the mouth speakeih. -
The writings ofsuch psnsons will generally abound
in anti heses. somctimcs io tho injury OF the style
Of course we speak ct those who have no, had the
advan'agc ofregulars scholastic discipline. Blu, the /.
isa force ct expresSloa and an atiractiv eness i'm IN,
manner Of thusa who bull upIn the Bible, which
i not 10 he dervel alono irJm The perusal OF sccula
volumes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27
"Hair 10 stand on end

Like quilts upon the fetful porcupine,"
then DO they show less Of wisdom ond reason than
we supposed TO be found in the minds Of the Gun.
nins leader Of that party, aud il they were point.
cd 10 as evidences Of n special Interpolation o
Providence and marks Of Divine wrath toward the
people OF this union, for elecIing wings and defeat
ing loco f'cos, they indicate more bIasphemous pre-
sumption than the other supposiuon manifests ig
rnOrance and stupidity.
We would not set ourself mp rs the Judge OF
others but we would ask il II can be thought that
Mr. Van Buren,, whose religion hangs upon him like
the changelmg summer cloud upon the sky-CoI
IL NJ. Johnson, whose greatest glory consi, 10 in an
argument submitted (nor wIirfen) by him, TO Con.
g'ess. IN favor Of The breach Of the Saba th-the
iuhdel Owen. Fanny Wright, Brownson, SIamm.
Bang q Co. are the chosen people Of God, ami
their opponents the subjects ofhis wrath and hatredl
II they believe that The events Of this world are
brought TO pass by wizards, witches and devils
uhey may have oil the glory Of these events 10
themselves but II they believe in ON oyeuuIl,pg
providence II Is blasphemous to consider them a.
brought 10 pass in reference 20 our government
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27
BOOTS e. SHOES
sCuOO THIRD TrRN

HE third term of ID Maclano's school will
commence on Monday next, the Sd day OF
May.
On that day n few Young Misses will be receiv-
ed II application lee made previously. There will
he room tor 4 Hm'icd nVrnbtr only
The scl,o"l rnm Is cne Of The most pleasant in
the city, aud every eNeuion will be mnde To I'm
der II a place OF attraction 10 the members Of the
school.
The terms are ms herernfore) from three 10 SIX
dollars a scholar FIR each term OfIweINe week.
The school rOrm Is on the west side III Market
square. opposite the City Hall. ID. MACLANE.
APP 21-3I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27
The following strange story is told il. the Jack.

Tho following strange story is rnld il. the lack.
son, Mis-. True I-mc of the oh mt.
MlSrERlOUS-On Tuesday last. our attention
wis n'Irarird ny an uSu ! throng ia & onI of tie Ia
Piioi: HPnn inquIrIug INTO lis cause. We were inform
cd that a mau naru Il Clark, had procured n .hn.
Dcas corpus ia orcrr Ia obtain his liberation FINN
PRISON, m which lac had been confined unIr, Z,
charge VI murder.
TIE iaciS ol the case rs developed in testimony
as well as -ume pnII nus which We learned after.
wards, c'nPrsc as strange a tale Of romance, as Is
uiicn presented ia red lne. The ia !ivrIutI said
To bc murdered, wus an old man. aged about 60
nnmcd Genet, and sud to bo lhs son ui The Er ench
minister OF that name, who hal some n.IoricIy IN
the early HISTORY Of oar cUnntIy. The parties al
reside ~ Il mkiu county; ia THIS Stale. and the In.li.
NIdua.s charged with Inc murder, are the prisoner.
Clark, n ncgr, man named b 'Sman, who beluureI
Io Genet, and The drceas 4. The States most I'M.
poriaRt witness. Il the daughter OF The wife charg-
ell with the deceased. We do MT feel at liberty
To give any at the I, srimory, lest IL tend To pref :.
dice ono ssdc or the U,h,T "t the cause. but will
merely state, that as against Clark. II vas entirely
riFcuinSilnIIai. yet OF suci, a character as To induce
The Judge 70 require lIm lr give bail, ~ "A penaItv
90 So.OOO dollar. \ portion of the facts having
no immediate cunncNIOn with the guilt or lnno.
ccncc "i the prisoner. lriI which led To- their ap.
preheisIpn were as iollow,:-
About fifteen months since the deceased disap-
Pcnred quite suddenly. 80 much 81. indeed ns to
arouse suspicion at foul VI ~. although his abscnee
was accounted Tor 10y the slIIcmeni that lac had zone
To Snuih Carclira. where lac once resided. Time
rolled M ihc deceased WAS forgotten, his properly
was divided among his heirs. aud among other
things. n negro Woman, who had bel DngeI 10 him
was carried AMI sold ~ Texas. a few month,
sIncc' a %n"ighbIr &c The decreased visited Texas,and
saw ihc negro woman, Who told him that Genet had
not gone Ia South Ca. O!ila, hut was numbered
and 10 have B,wm1n, WIN bud hecn her husband
arrested. and lac would tell all about il. The gen
lIemin came home. and the result has been the ar.
resi- oI The pris merS. together with u discovery o
ue bones Ct The old man. which his daughter idcn
ufies.