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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-19
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS,


WAsiusoToS, October. IsI3.
- EPARATE proposals received at the o. Of IN. n,,
- ternaser OF the Marine Corps city until 10 O'Clock
NJ on MONDAY the 18th Move furnishing raons
to tie United States Marines following stations for The
1914, viz: " - ''
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Chaesown, Massachusetts
Brooklyn. Long Island. and the Civ Of Nsu yo,l.
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania:
tiosPor near Norfolk Virginia;
Pensacola, Florida;
Washington District Columbia
Inc raon 10 consist nj one pound and quarter lrr bee.
three quarters o pound Of ounces Of bread or
Hour at the option Of the Government the rate of six pounds
OF GOOD clean coffee twelve pounds OF good New Orleans
egh quarts Of beans four Of vinegar quarts of salt
Tour pounds soap and and half pounds good dipped
dies each hundred ratons.
Understood that the full beef meek and hins e,eI
ded be delivered required If quantity not eoued Thai
the fore and hind quarters be delivered bread
Hour shall he u upeTne quality. articles TO be
ionabe and TO be issued the expense to the Tinted
States. ~
No Offer will be entertained unless accopanio b
the names Of the sureis of proposals to be endorsed
Sais iot Iatons ior lsi4' AUG \ NICHOLSON.
&c lO-eotlSihNov q. NJ. NJ C.
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by Dunlop, IIoncure q Co.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

KEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Rl virtue of n Deed of Trust. from p Murray
- TO the undersigned Trustee proceed for
on SATC RDAf the sh instant O'Clock p peuIs
e. the three Houses and Lots deed situated
tween and fronting Valley and being
the same property formerly owned Thompson
Selling Trustee Will convey which
leved to be perfect HENRY w. MONCURE Trustee.
DrxtoP Il 70 49,.
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Auftion 5ales.
ny Dunlop, NIoncurs
A STEAM SAW.MILL FOE SALE.

WILL sell, to the highest bidder on THuRs.
n DAY. the 18th October A. NJ the Steam s.
MIL recently built Land This MIN mos, Conveniently
situated on James River the County 2t mile. below
the city Richmond IL bu OF heart pine timber.
and worked BY Engine OF power and a ao.b
Saving al least 5000 feet ~ per day The sale win 4,
place Al the Mill and the Terms be day Of
which can be arranged almost any the pure
Inc subscriber living in
the property wishing examine prev,ou, 10 m, ass
VI SAFE THEO. TATUM
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VACANT LOTS, BOUGHT FOR TAXES,

Al dGCIION.
Amer the sale OF the above advertised Lots
inst At O'Clock on the premises belonging
Granger deed will be sold the opposite
said Granger fronting Lester Street
ana the situation Of which agreeaby the plan city,
East Lester Also Lots Nos IS and between
and Slst streets and all four the
NE Sheriff Of tenrco and then delinquent
estate OF Joseph Gaego bought by said
under the law all the title CALICO
Leved be perfect but selling Executor conveyance
made setting forth all the Wi!
be made As I derive under the of Granger.
HENRY w. MONCURE, Auy for
oe is WIN II. SHIELDS. Executor
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SUGARS, BACON * COFFEE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. the Goth instant, at 10 o'clock IN front
OF our store, will be Sold
Auakapas sugar, p. brand
Porto Rico do Ciprlnna brand
81 CroiE do C.. II. X. 10
Hams Mdllngs and Shoulders Bacon
Lsguya, Cuba, and lava Coffee
Gunpowder Imperial and Powebong Teas
Casks, round boxes and Pine Apple Cheese
Porto Rico Moasses n hhds
Tuscaloosa old Whiskey
London Brown Stout Pinis and Quarts
sole Leather Branded good and damaged
Pale and Brown Soaps; Sperm and Talow Candies
Indigo Starch and Mustard Coguac Brandy
Antigua and Jamaica Rum OF Clarified Sugar. &C
Tenseash for under this sum- months credit
oe ls DUNLOP MoNcURE co, AueiOneers.
DRY GOODS, AT Auction
On WEDNESDAY NEXT. 2Sth inst commencing at o.
clock at Warsroom. will large general assort
Of Dry worthy the attention Of the
Trade consisting Of the usual variety
Tems-under 800. cash $780, ap
proved negotiable paper. &C 10 n VI. Co. Auets.
Hy Davenport & Allen.
GROCERIES, &c.
on MONDAY At 10 O'Clock will be sold al our aus.
ton store. the following
30 hhds 7. X. Sugars
Is do do Molasses, % do Cuba L,
600 bags Rio Coffee, $50 DO Lsgusyra Coffee
20 casks Goshen Cheese
20 Table SAT- 100 boxes Soap
500 Reams wrapping Paper
chests G. r. Tea
100 boVes
goo DO Window Glass
10 hhs Whisky. 300 bbs 40 Herring.
10 uefees new Rice, 1000 lbs Irvine
1000 b' Maddef. 10 hhds Bseon Miilinga sc.
TERhs-Under 500 cash and 100. credit for
approved paper DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
oc 10 Auets
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BY LIST EYE.sLxo's NAIL.

From the Baltimore American.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
The result, Of the election for members OF Congress may
thus be stated:
Disrs Wings. Disrs. Locofoeo..
l. Edward J. Morris 3. John +. Smith,
: Jos; n ingersol, !. Charles j. lngersoll.
.. NJ H. jerks, 5. Jacob S. Yos
q. Z. Mcllysine, 9. John Ritter
3. Jeremiah Brown, III. Richard Brodhead. Jr
-. Henry Frick. H. Benz, A. B,dluek
IL Alexander Ramsey II. Almond II. Read,
10 Dr. Mes, l6. james Black,
~. James Irwin. 10. Henry ID. Foster,
"a. Andrew Stewart, 81. William Wilkins,
30. John Dickyy % lanes HAYS
20. Charles X. Reed.
81 Joseph Burlington.
This would give the Wings 10, and the Locos II. OF tue
Wings IL.
The election of c. r. Reed in the 23d District is given
oh the authority Of reports by Of Harrisburg and
quires confirmation.
Dr. Mes in the 18th District. properly sci down among
the Wings, because he defeated regularly Lo.
coioco candidate; and because he is a sound tariff man.
and goes for the distribution of the public land moneys
OHIO ELECTION
The results OF the Congressional election corrected
by tile accounts by last nights mail, follows:
District lst-Alexander Duncan. IL. FL
2d-John b. Weller, H.. FL
3d-R. Z. Schenck iwl
4h-Jos. Vance, wv
6h-H. ST. John, H. FL
7th-Jos: ]. Mcdowell. IL. FL
Gun }. Eanmeter, w.
9h-Elias Florence, wv
l0tl-H. A. Moore, l.. F.
llth-Jacob Brnkerhoii, IL. F.
l2ih-S. +. Vinton, WI
l3,h-P. b. Johnson, wi
lith-Alex. Harper WI
l5th-Jos Morris, IL. f.
l6th-Jas Mathews. IL. FL
l7th-wm. c. McCauslin. L. F.
lsth-Ezra Dean, r.. F.
l9th-D. X. Tilden, tW.l
20th-JoshIa Il. Giddings, lW.l
2lst-H. X. Brinkerhoil, H.. F..
Eleven I.ocofocos aud nine Wings eeccd-one district
not heard from.
LegisldtTe.-The Columbia State Journal Of Saturday
evening says
The House we think will be Wing, hut whether sufficient
to ovcrbaance the Senate joint ballot, can't say.
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lotteries.
J. 6. GREGORY Il co, MANAGERS,

J. 4. GREGORY Il Gu, MANAGERS,
Richmond, Va. %.
49, Thursday.
2ooOO 6O00 5000. $500. 1900 1854 10 Of 1000 10 Of
Soo III OF 600, 10 Of 500. 10 Of 400 10 Of 800 Sc &c
Ticket, IS.
roo fnday-To be drawn at the Exchange
5000. 1890, 1000, 55s so 10 of toO M of ooo An r.
lOO' % OF CO. &c. Tickets 81 SO.
Saturday.
$4,000. 1000. 1883. 9 Of 1000, so of 900, &c. Tick
et go ~
S30,00Oi 100000
Alexandra Lottery, Class No So for 1914 10 drawn n,
aIesandfin ID. c. Saturday, the 2lst Of October Is43
Capitals-S3O,OOO, $1,000, 5000 $500 $500 1900 2O95
20 OF lOOO. 80 OF 500. 3S of 300 SC. Tickets $40:
halves d quarters 50. Certificates OF package. of D,
Whole Tickets Sl3O-shores in proportion.
For Tickets and Shares OF Packages in the ,bov.
splendid Lotteries, adir.s. ~ ~
oe l6 q. GREGORY & CO. Manager PiehnoDd y,
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HOYT Il cos NEW OFFICE.

HOYT Il CO.'S NEW OFFICE,
UNDER T.IE EXCHANGE HOTEL, R1A.O.4 "a
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR OCTOBER.
Al HOyt s Co.'S O6ee
oer. 2lst-S3O.OOO, &c. Tickets $40
ocr 2Sth-S35,294. &c. Tickets $40
Tickets in the above, and all other Lotteries
U - ". nREsoRv d Co, can ell times be had of
ofr Co., by addressing them and enclosing the pric
OF ncket OF package. as the case may be. Sc 25--f
ALLEN Il CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery Gas. 2.t Ezra s,,, ,e o.
Al 50 10 60 Is % l6 40 25 9 2s &c
Ticket Nos 25 49, prize and paid in IN. ,bovs NV
ALLEN Il CO.
s3O,OOO--sio,oOO.
Alexandra Lottery Class No So for Is43-to be drawn
al Aexandna, d. C., Saturday tho 2lst of October
iS43. Capitas-S30.000, 10000 60OO $780, $500 23OO
2Os5, % OF lOOO so of 500, l3s Of 200 &c Tickets
Slo halves % quarters So Certificates of packages of
- whole tickets Sl3O-shares in proportion
S35 1894.
Alexandra Lottery Class No So for lsi3-to be drawn
al d. c. Saturday the 2sth Of October Is43
brlant schemc-S35,294, 10000 1000 l603 50 of 1000
% ot 400, 80 of 300, 1872 of 900 &c Tickets 81 halves
5; quarters SO.
Certificates Of packages OF PC Whole
20 do. 80 Halves ..do............7O
DO. do zee. &c Quarter. do. ............3s
che IN all the above, and any Lotiery advertised by q
"tesory q 20, FOR sale at the Office Of
e.. ALLEN L CO
- Under Exchange Hotel
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GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS. &C.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

''H1S-hDHIL
Adjacent 10 Richmond.
A fARCEL OF Land. ly wing in Henrico coun.
~ near the city of Richmond ride of the
Nesa turnpike road beginning a the
turnpike short way beyond The city extending con
derabe distance along the road pan Of this
land included in the town Of Sydney; desired TO sell IN
alternate lots TO suit purchaser Those wishing buy obtain
TURNER information about ihc land will call T. Giles
ce on "ovenor street nearly opposite House
VINO ~ authorized 10 act Tor THE PROPRIETOR
se27-cou
O., Tredegnr Iron Company.
W meeting OF the Stockholders Tedegar Comp,ny
~ DE hed at the Bank OF Virginia WEDNESDAY LIST day Of
e'N al IL oeloek-By order OF the Board Directors
lo-3twtd A = MIL p.e-.,-.
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4 OSlAH COSBl'S Compound Bitters, that
have gained for themselves ndspuube reputation
nted States the OF Dyspepsia Bilious
Darrhra Ague and Fever be found City, APP
plying b. & e Jones s. g. the Columbian Hotel
with directions how To them with my my
writing in full every label and j. printed Sealing Wax
Of every bottle &C l2-dJw JOSIAH COSBY.
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INoR FAMILY UsE-A beautiful white article Of Sal Fra
received At The Black Boy sui Mortar and for sale by
oc - DOVE
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-10-04
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
Brandon, Wednesday, Get. 4, 1s4s.
- R @ S P E C 7 U S. =
I'll z FL .-::.
2 E ZEN FL a TOR

Wi!J be deUoted to Universal Inquiry,
General Reforna, and Perpetual Progress.
II will be a medium of communication
for mind at large. A place where those
who dare TO think, and to make known
their thoughts, may express them on their
own responsibility. Ii is believed that the
lime has fully come for The world to have
one Free Paper in it. Such paper has
never ye. existed, and does no. now ex.
ist. @.# ...... 81: ...z.. -. -
These frank expressions of design and
conviction do no; come, ii is believed, from
arrogance on the one hand nor from con-
tumely on the other, but from sincere
desire 20 do good by calling attention to
things as they are and as they ought to
be. ...-.:....... LII. \"
A the papers now in existence are
partial. They have their separate bounds
aud limits. Not one ofthcm is devoted 20
free discussion. They have their degrees
of freedom. Some have great measure
off compared with others. All of them
may be doing what they deem best. But
they are all filtered and con6ned. Some
Of them have travelled on beyond others.
But all have found their places. 6xed on
their locations, taken their positions, sci.
tied down and stopped. Not one is tray.
cling on, any faster than i: is carried BY
! the current Not one acts from The view
that man is progressive being One j,
an organ for this sect in religion-auo,h
er for that. One is an instrument 70,
one society - another for another. AL
are tied up to their particular ideas, to the
exclusion OF others. All have their par
lial objects 10 gain, aud treat others as ex
llraneous.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-10-04

crease in violence, the end must De the de-
struction Of the one, or the other, or both,
or all. If j, be supposed that the one who
interferes is to succeed by convincing the
other of his kind intentions, blows and Vi
oIence are the wrong means to convince
him with under the circumstances. An
enraged man will be the more enraged by
violence. If he be already sufficiently
enraged with friend TO be ready to do
him injury, he is TOO much enraged to re-
ceive violence from another friend with
kindness. Nothing but kindness, peace
fulness and gentleness can do him good
And besides, what right have you to in
iure him, more than he to injure another :
10 iniure him is at least to make yourself
like unto him in his violence, if not to
make yourself worse. It may be thalth
circumstances which led him to set aside
reason and resort to brute force, render
him more excusabIe than you could be In
your circumstances. You throw away
reason with greater apparent deliberatlon
and willingness. For undertake TO say
that your reason is made subject 10 your
feeling in the case. For nc. man will in
flict great bodily injury upon friend
while he himself is under the control Of
reason and philosophy. This is not say
ing he may not be great reasoner and
philosopher in other matters, and bring
much Of philosophy and reason into exer-
else in the use of bad means TO conduct the
case and dispose Of it. 1t is only DENYING
that the highest and best par of his nature
is at the helm. Look at it. The case
supposed is where one is TO interfere be-
tween ts0o friends, TO prevent the one from
inluring the other. The one who has
commenced the "unjust assault" or is
about commence it, is enraged OF course.
No matter by what means his bad pas
sions have got the ascendant. The less
the occasion, the more pitlable his condi-
ton, on the principle that the weak are
more deserving of pity than the strong,
and that, other things being equal, the
claim for pity is in proportion to the weak
ness. If there be pity to bestow, l main
tain that the true philosophy and the right
reason require lis bes;owai where it is
most needed - that it is most needed
where there is the greatest Weakness
and that the more unjust the assault" the
greater the weakness manifest. To inter-
fere with violence is only to add fuel to the
fire. OnIy love can displace wrath II
there is not power to exercise this, there is
not power 10 do The greatest good. =.
All this is not saying thai there are not
degrees of goodness and badness in the ex.
erc:se of physical power, in contests
among men. 1t is only saying that the
application of the true philosophy will do
away with all violence. That the way 10
lessen violence is TO refrain from creating
more IN addition to what already exists
And that nothing else will bring the grea,
brotherhood into harmony and happiness
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-16


on the 1oh NJ ocohc isi2 n May.yins Buck
ngnm county, WILLIAM MORRIS. ony Nathan ". and
Martha 4. Thornton, aged years
Thy days, MY rus few
An angels morning visit,
That and VANISHED with lt dew,
Twasterc-'is Four-whefc b. ir
Vel ddr leave hehiud thee
A Tor ~ find thee"
A lfniy residence Hanover conny moning Of
ansr sior and painful nness HUGH THOMAS
NELSON. eldest ~ Thomas Nelson Esq. the Doth wear Of
his age. suddenly The prime Of Lie one
manly fnne anil robust constitution habits cave
promise long hf having dends the s.lsmn
warning "hc alec ready Tor n such hour yc think not Tho
~ romeh"
Prom be- cbno M Nelson's character Ind been adorned by
the most exemplary noral department good obeden
aon Kind and nHcotonnic brother and friend Amnbc
hs disposition and conc1oy his manners behind
bin many friends and M But De- di rely upon
excellence of character for acceptance God
The atoncncnt and mediation N Divine Redceme lis
snecrc believer Christ md consistent number ~ Do Church
W. died che raih rigtdrous exchanged me-
tolls and conflicts Church Militant or d. Church
triumphant.
on Yesterday evening ISM instant O'Clock amer an 30
REUBEN JOHNSON second David
O,hcfn Runnrionarcd year. 10 months days The
friends acquaintance of The family invited be-
FROM hs aer' street t Afternoon ocork with
further invitation.
nigh of Thursday ne 18Th scare fever ST.
SAN BEVERtN daughter u Moncurs Robrson-need years
AN opening bud 10 heaven conveyed
And hade % bloom forever there"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-16
From the y. V. Express.

The packet ship England, Capt. Waite, from Liverpool,
the Sth u, brings from England three
days later
The North America arrived the 1th ult with
two days later than the Great Westerns.
The Solway steamer, from the West Indies, reached
Southampton the 9th, with S262,000 in specie The
yellow fever had been yery prevalent board, and
time no less than ~ were the sick list. The yellow
fever had also been board the Thames and Trent.
The London Times says that the friFhtfu system Of
rage and murder i again renewed IN Ireland.
The Imperial Bank OF Austria has 100000 900 forms in
its vaults.
There j. change in the duties Foreign Grain.
Some further sales Of bonded American Flour had been
made for export 2ls. 3D. per Dbl American barrel,
sweet, Is quoted 27s. 10 y.
HER MDESTY's HFALTH.-On DIT in quarters whose in.
formation may be relied on, that the most interesting
Her Majesty hege subjects will take plsce early IN
March This will consequently make the Lon
don short and late, the leyees and drawing
ST. James Palace will not be held tll after the
accouehment Of the Queen-GIo5e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-16
EXTRACT Of lcttcr from Valley county

EXTRACT of a letter from Valley county:
There - now, and likely continue In be- a severe
pressure ON the people. The small crop Of wheat at the
present low prices has relieved the Farners but little
Inc Banks have the control. tins time of all property
real and personal and settle the prices as they think
proper We have constant failures-Shcriffs and Tu.
tees sHlcs-and property selling very low: sales pay
ing little more than the and commissions The peo
pie expect the Legislature assist then by reducing the
fees upon the collection Ut money least third To COM
pare with other things price. They wish prohibit De
putty ShcTis from serving than four years They
pcct you to strike oil of and commissions on
forthcoming bonds and extend OF forfeiture OF
hesc bonds They wish fewer Courts say year; and
the extension of the jurisdiction OF Magistrates sums of
ftty dollars.
Many innoceni men suffer securities for Others, be.
cause the creditor fails press the principal while solvent,
would make it the dUy OF Tie creditor holding bond
with security 10 put his debt of collection within
twelve months after it become due, lose his recourse
against the security.
The people annually paving four times as much
m the way OF costs aud commissions the whole amount
OF herraNcs With the reduction and bur,hens ON
the debtor, YOU will find difficulty getting the people
To bear taxation pay off the State debit Relieve them
from unjust executions and the eternal harassuct of the
law officers, and you will always find them ready to stand
mp TO their duty in ony calculated To promote the
welfare and the honor Of the Commonwealth But give
them breathing spelgve them a short respite from
the gricyous pressure upon them.
IL Il Likely shall send petition in behalf of these
yicws.r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-16

Inc Charleston Mercury discovers instances Of
the tnumphoi Nullhcetion, and chuckles much in being
sustained by several States claiming to be- of the Jeoni
an school OF Democracy. IL cites among Others, the fol-
lowing
missouri has null6cd the Apportonmcnt Bill
New Hampshire has nuliiicd il;
Georgia has nulliied il;
Ohio nnlIihed, 'oiA armed band. the law fixing her
boundary with Michigan"
And, in the excess OF JOY at these movements il even
Tugs IN the nnlicedon OF Massachusetts during the late
war.
Wonder had fortified itself still further bv IN.
ample Of the Hartford Convention.
Verify President Tyler is gathering abundant fruit from
his quasi Veto OF the AppoStionmcnt bill
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-16
MEXICAN INDEMNITY.

We are happy be enabled inform readers, from
information received from unquesuonable source, that
the terms of payment OF the Mexican Indemnity have been
agreed upon, and the negotiation respecting them settled
The payments To be made in ten half yearly install
ments with per cent interest upon the principal.
In any deay occurs in meeting the payments they
fall DUE additional 10 per cent is 10 be added to the pn
cipal.
Provisions made for the consideration OF such claims
have yetbeen presented adudicatcd by appointing
commissioners examine into them.
The payments they fall due, guaranteed by mort
gage upon the internal revenues OF the Republic which
no prior lien exists
We night glad that this business is cOncludedMeNi
has example in the way OF paying her debts tina
some Of the States ofhis Union whose citizens
beraie her without stunt, would do well to follow.
IN u. Bee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-16

weo WIZ oS1seu !" u, anu Wnen we went eott and let
MADE ano INC ohee knOesed down one alter the other a
easy ~ oy"u Ve, iosSue "Vuiu DC mace VERY
Seh, anu vas TI~a 10 S'n INTO my hsnmoeA al night
=" ,hL, - ~ a"u W. uia MOI no, Sho" "n0
sion occurred rescue would hay. been a,.enpd hinl
that such attempt would have been successful mad.
though the officers were armed We had to armed when
We went alot After the arrest and previous 10 the
eeuuon We eouu no, ger ueh rest we ana not get our
usual resi- was AFRAID To go To steep had such dread on
my mind; never nnoucked my arms from me, and slept
with mem rom inc nns 'nsy Were giNen INC until our ar
rvel IN New fork OH the Navy iard.
NY zap. hsekeHie: nat porhon OF the boys do
you minN oou,o ns,e occn u'penueu upohi
A-None out inc smallest boys thought 50 then and
MINK 10 now;
nos DcAeIson' swo'n-' nave o''Sn houceu spencer
ana Oronweu ng t"S,hct' or the last ten or IL days
every opoun 'hcy could Re, hey Were talking together
Was IN aNery low ION, ~ NS ' nave oecn close 6y
"iuou' nearing men o"e ngn' u mao Just gone oeis
and saw two persons IN under the booms by the galley
PPe' passed. 'nl, any men aru ana 'hon Turn
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COURT OF lNouikh-EbENENIH DAY.
The Court met usual this morung-all present.
Thos Dickerson recaed-Has other reason than those
already stated supposing Mr. $ and Cromwell
the plan; they were constantly together day and night
particularly al night Their conduct TO the in general
led me TO think the danger Of rescue great Cromwell
aud myself carried couple of single sticks
told him they belonged the first Lieut.. He said he
did not care damn they should stop there. Cromwell
said after went d the room your time il ID
short At another time he had rule in his possession that
broke lie said some Of the carpenters broke it.
told him He said was liar, he going
up the ladder. Cd d-m you, I'll fix you. At another
he had stick Of wood up with both hands, saying he
would knock the boys brains out. He threw it AZ the
boy, and missed him.
Took up another and swore he would drve ihro his
heart if no swung the main ward the next minute lie
had the stick up with both hands going stke the boy
hSoed him. He staid his hand then and the boy set