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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
teeuse, Ornamental and sign
Eo .gY.l' II z. NE.


NJ DONALD returns hi. thanks for the liberal
. encouragement he has received during his two
years residence IN lynchburg, and he continues 50.
ilc the patronage olhe community, which he will en-
deavor 10 deserve hv doing his WORK
IN THE BEST STYLE,
and CHEAPER than the sane can be done in Lynch,
burg shop Immediately opposite john q. Nleeur's
Store over the room iormery kepby Payne s Grgory
as book Store. NiMROD DONALD.
Aprll L IA
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.Nags' .RxssS kBsBK..

Nv 1--WE ~ opeae1 variety Of I'AsrE
w TAXABLE JEWELLERY AND
J. ANCZ "A 4 n-CLES =am4n9 flnan are supp
Ptnk, ionsz ifea-ipns aud l'maer Rms; Gold Nee
nreanl bracelets, nea aud fashionable style oil l.
Rings.
beautiful assortment If Berlin LIN Go1ds. consist
nag of Bracelets, Necklace, Beastpn' aud Guard
Chains.
We have also nov pattern Silver plated and Britain.
ma Cole and lea sel,si plated lanaesteks, Shutters
and Trays.
Oar assortment al Gold aud SILVER NaIehesis worthy
The attention Of all Who wish pnrehase-aud at oue
haf the cost Of lofncr days
We are manufacturing 10 order. Silver Table and
lea Spoons-apd anN oas Ia repair at reduced prices
All and every description Of Watches and Jewelry.
We splieii continuance of palranaae with assurance
That every effort we capable ofsefinp will In put
forth N order 10 please. WILLIAMS & VICTOR.
Dec IL 1.
SUPERIOR COaNso 8HAyDY, WINES, dc.
AWE OFFER FOR SALE.
" Pare Od CoaHae Baady warranted
Old jana. Run. do
Best Holland en- do
Very superior old Madeira Vino,
Sicily Madeira, do
Port " Inc. tpure)
All OF which we warrant 10 he good be had IN
the State, and on as good l.Tms,
LEE s ROBERTS.
Aug. % |.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

L circuit superior Of law andchancery,
n tin1td by adjournment and held for the county
Of Amherst At the eoufl house, Saturday the 3Uth
day OF August. 1875:
jonathan A. Stout Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
GROCEksfES,

III lne t bu.,,ess all VI which have been purchased
"a a.. N,,ihetn ,s,ss tr oAsn snd under the nios,
,l,l .,,,,,,-ls,rq. which viii enable them 10 sol.
a.. l,, Al MAJ, l,,..f. ,t,an any hsuse In Byncibufg
h,nkli no lher old customers bat the very liberal pai.
fnsge h.teloflfe extended 10 them, they sdic a
tl ~ Que aud a Is ihey are Determined 10 sell bafs
,.iee
IN. GlJWir. list eonipt.aes portion VI Their stoch
,,n hand
80 hhds ~ o Sugar.
- pyrlo Ricl do
3 clarified aud ~ Groin do
- barrels y. O. ond T.. X. Sugar,
10 crushed d.
- boxes Loaf sugar.
100 D..s RIO a Lagufa Coffee.
% :" Java, Manila and hlaaesbs Dc
: hhl. Mosss,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
William a. Wary college.

W 9aasseaRE Az wary S0aat Sc.
E'llE nezt session Of hs Institution Will npen Gas
d usial) GA the SECOND Alaaday in October next and
terminate On the lth day July following.
Course .t'r The Degree i y.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Jr. Moral Class-'Ihos X. Dew, (plese0 Proles
Jr Mathematical Cass-Rob Saunders Professor
Chemical Class-jahn Allllinsran, Professor.
National Law s--Beverly Tucker. Professor.
NoTa.-fo enter tie Junior Mathematical Glass,
the Student be acquainted with siml Equations
SENIOR CLASS.
Sr Political Glass Fins. r. Dew. Professor.
Natural Philosophy Wilmington. Professor
ST. Mathematical Class-Robl. saunders, Professor
l&pEPENDEHr Class.
Law, &c.--Begery Tucker, Professor.
Preparatory AatAemanes-Rlbefl Saunders, Profess
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT..
-Four regular Gidssls:- -,
Junior LAIN, JUNIOR Creek D Chas Minniae =
Senior Latin, Senior Greek, rode, Profr.
To enter the Junior Lain lass. the Student must
he able to read >aluat and Virgil or TIE junior Greek,
Nenaphon.
There are also Preparatory Glasses in each Ian
guage, Tor those not prepared to eIter regularly.
Erpeases y Regular stadea!.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Fees tn three Professors, So each $50
Na' Law, bali course, 10
Malriculaiion (or L3rary) fee,
Board including, washing, iue, lishis and
attendance, 1870
SOS
srsloR YEAs.
Fees 10 three Professors, $50
Aidirlculaliuh fee,
Bosrd, &c. 100
:l95
Far each Independent Class the fee IS SO
he price OF board here sci dawn Is that paid 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

C0311;sssfoNEgG's SALE 9F LAND.
\ gl virtue Of decree Of the worshpiul court Of
az Campbell, pronounced at August Term. 1915, in
The sail Of Williams rs Strange and others. the under
signed, appointed commissioner for the purpose. will
proceed To SELL al public auction, Saturday the 18Th
Vi October next, on The premises the LAND in said
deed mentioned, containing about
T35 acres,
more or less, adjoining the Lands Of palters IN Jennings
james = jones and ". b. Nowlin
lERMS-6, , and Is months credit the purch,s
be required To give banas aud approved security
ter The purchase money, aad the te 10 tie Land
ed until payment is made
MELVILLE TALBOT. OMAR.
Sept. Is u,lsO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
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n Ass'GE5@s sEsa "a sEg.xDE.TE.
'ilf- next session oI this restitution i'll open on
a Monday, eh Of September
ne course oil study Is Observation-Disclosures all the
branches essential 10 thorough English and Classical
instruction will be given in the Hebrew. German,
fencn' spanish and Italian Languages. either in pub.
nc or private, 10 any who may wish TO avail themselves
Of the opportunity.
n B'-Fine rooms are fitting up near Main Street.
Tor permanent locatan
pan SMITH, jr Principal
,,., II. Ii. oali IL, Teacher Of Ianguages.
WIN
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Fur each Independent Class the fee Is SO
The price OF board here down Is that paid 10 Tie
College steward by Students lodging In the College
building, those Who board elsewhere in town pay
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BRYANT, 7xwsLry 1hvrrprn

: RE nov receiving 90 theIf ne" Siofe, nearly OPP
Z site tho Louss iofmeuy oceaped by bf.i ~ =
YOUNG. a iafpe and splendid assortment oil
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August I

August II u2m
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gTIRGINIi;A rules hen in the clerk Office Of the cir
cult superior court oil law and ehanccry, holden in and
for the county OF Cdmpbci Monday the 18th day AUGUST
1915
Adeline f. Ward, wife ofGes Ward who BY lame,
W Ward, her and friend and the Jaings "
Ward ,trustcee ul the said Adelne f. Nafd
plaintiffs,
against
D.,l p,; l,, = 49, y p;.
~ Cn,scrnY. 1e's''.''''
The defendant Ferdinand W Rgaae mo-, having ,r-,.a
his appe ,rarce and given cetflt, az olne to Nh.
g-lnir md the lc. of tins tlrt aid il ann, ,fi4 Ia -
factor, evidence that he is iol an iataui.an oil
WEALTH. III, ordeed hat the said defendant appear e.s
first day Of the October OF said eaar and
der forthwith inserted IN ssme apef printed IN
the town Of ynlbule ior two months sdeeesslYe and
posted at the mont door OF The court house tbs eoefy
ON some court day. 4 Copy este,
JNO. d. ALEXANDER, Cfk
Aug Is Nm
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' Cir.ui' s,,,r' o,ri M ,, an, ,'i. =" a
t Ch'it u ~" aie Shan9eiN' IN ana
"ns'1sI ' " I" ' --'"-"2 Wv -" e'a u NJ
a Hay H. 1'f no sues io' the benefit Of r si@@
ker' A''Ai'''@a Hamlet -"d Samuel J. walker,
defendants
L. CuANcERY
The Defendant Benjamin W Nasrr na l,as entered
his aPPeance SI gwen security a. cofiing 10 tia act o.
[ i ',' 191, = @' \ aiPettlhs o} s''h
wealth. "a is ors,e that Tie said pcfn,ant qr l,
the first day Of The next October tenn Of our sald ,4at
and answer the bAl o the Pislnrin and that eory o. ms
order be f1rhyh inserted in SOM newspaper fina in ia
town of Iy chtig, tor two months SUE, e. Al ipa
at the front door OF ia. CONT osc al IN, COUNTY on ,r
tttfIS u 3fFytNDFP C1,t
AZ IS s2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

Richard Perkins, admr of James b. Risque, deceased
and in his right, Dtbucy Aara Ferdinand ~ Rsuus
md George {. Halter and Henrietta ms Vile,
Defendants
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iN CuAHcERr.

VlRGlNlA.-At Rules held in the Clerks oaes OF ,ha
Circuit superior Court o l.uw and Ghaneefy, in and
FOR tie county OF Campbe Muaday The 18th ia ~
gust 1873:
Mary r. Walker Who for the benefit Of Samuel s
Fuqua, Plaintiff
against
Benjamin W Walter, Sanuel Jordao. BenjamnP Val
kcr, ArmIsttad Hamlet aAd Samuel ). Wdiher,
Ia.fs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

VIRGINIA At Rules held in the clerks Office At =
Y cirruu superior court of-law and chancery for ~
Town ofLynolburg on the 18th day of August sis Wv
/ John K. Garland and Joseph b. Nowlin, Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

VIRGINIA: At rules held in tie Clerks III, Of he
ty OF Fraukhn csunty, on Tia 5ti day vi rp;.m-
Der, l8i5:
Charles d. Ferguson, 1ahtf,
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Feb. II
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EyHc 2'oDncco E01ad for. ,Safc

there is body ofas fine 1OH.3CCO LAND on
can be met with in Bedford county. YET 10 clear-t
alSn a Ouautitv uf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11

ton at Stockach, not only from the citizens,
but also from those who came to meet him
from the neighboring places, for which re-
ception he showed himself most sincerely
thankful. The Breslau newspaper of Oct
%, states most positively that NJ Ronge will
soon be prosecuted by the government for
libel, charged upon ne less than fourteen
passages in his pamphlet, which he has late
Iy published.
The religious movement makes further
development every week, and the whole
country is agitated by it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11

Commission CLosED.-The commission
ers appointed by the Senate Of Maryland to
take testimony in relation to the contested
seat in that body between Messrs. Ross and
Quinn, we learn, have brought their COM
mission to a close, at an expense Of some
$500 or $4,000 to the State, and that the
facts will be laid before the Senate at the
ensuing session.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11
LUMBER LUMBER!

T HAVE JUST RECEIVED large lot of
Il prime white pine cullen Plank. Also,
small lot of Staves, &C., for tobacco hogs
heads. All of which I will sell low for
cash. HENRY A. NEALE,
Port Tobacco Warehouse, Dec. 4, 1915.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11

RIGHTS OF WIvEs.-The Senate of Geor-
gia has passed law for the protection of
the rights and property of married females.
1t secures to the wife the corpus of the pro-
perry, but not the artificial increase. When
Inc bill passed, there was round Of ap-
plause in the galleries.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11
DIE D..

At his residence in Prince Georges County, ola
pulmonary disease, on Sunday, the Soth
ult., ROBERT H. LANHAM, Esq, in the me-
ridian of life.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11

For THE PREsIDENCY.-SILAsW WRIGHT
has been nominated, by paper In the lnte-
rior of New York, as the Democratic can
didate for the Presidency in 1S4S; ROBERT
J. WALKER, of Mississippi, the present Sc
cretarv of the Treasury, by paper in llli-
nois. and JAMES BUCHANAN, present Secre-
tarv of State, by paper in Pennsylvania
A Wing paper in Georgia hoists the name
Of HENRY CLAY, another Gen. SCOTT, and
another in Ohio nominates Mr.. McLANE,
our present Minister TO England.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11

THE MoRMoNs.-The Nauvoo Neighbor
says that the Mormons have nearly two
thousand five hundred wagons completed
for their journey to the Pacific next spring.
Many strangers are visiting Hancock county
and and Nauvoo for the purpose of pur-
chasing property, and they are invited to
do it
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11

VIM. MORRIS has been sentenced to the
Alabama penitentiary for the term of 30
Y ears for enticing slaves away to free
State
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11
MI A r. X L E D.

On the 9th inst, by the Rev. Lemuel Wilmer,
Mr.. JOHN w. OWEN to Miss ALETHA ANN
DYSON. All of this county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11
NOTICE.

ALL persons are directed not to trespass
IA upon my Farm, either with dog or gun,
or in any other manner. The law will be
rigidly enforced against all violating this
prohibition.
WALTER MITCHELL.
dec LIT
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11

TRADE WITH GREAT BRITAIN.-Ihe ex-
norris from the Port of New York to Great
Britain in the month of N ovember, reached
nearly two millions of dollars, one-thlrd oil
which was bread stuffs alone. About two
thirds of the aggregate exports for the
month were in shipments to great Britain
and dependencies. The external demand
for our staple agricultural products this
year will be very large. The balance OF
trade between the United States and all
other countries, must leave large balance
In our favor, and give US large importa-
ton of the precious metals.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11

AN HONEST PUBLIC OFFICER.-The &C
counts of Mr.. Van Ness, late collector Of
the port of New York, the Union states
have been adjusted, and finally closed on
the books of the Treasury. 1t appears thai
the accounts, as made out at the custom
house, were balanced-all the public mo-
neys received having been paid over and
accounted for; and the result of the Urea
sury examination is difference merely oil
AZ cents in an amount of about tacenty netI-
lions of dollars
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11

IMPORTANT DIFFERENcE.-In 1921 the
price of Wheat in Illionis was 81 1-2 cents
per bushel-it is now one dollar. Corn
was 12 1-2 cents-it is now so cents. Cows
were four dollars head-they are now ID
to 20 dollars. Pork was one cent pound
it is now from A to cents.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE Urea
sURY.-The Secretary urges the reduction
of the Tariff to The revenue standard; pro-
poses drawback on goods exported from
the United States through Canada, and re-
commends the warehousing system and the
& constitutional treasury" also the estab-
lishment of branch mint in the city OF
New York.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11

BLOCKADE OF BUENos AYREs. The
barque Chancellor arrived at New York on
Wednesday, the Sd instant, bringing i'll
telligence that on the 21st of September,
two days before the Chancellor sailed, the
commanding officers of the French and
English squadron posted bulletin in the
commercial room in Buenos Ayres, deciar-
ing that port, and all others belonging to
the republic, under blockade after the oath;
that all vessels arriving after that date should
be ordered off, and all neutral vessels in port
should have fifteen days to discharge and
load This is the beauty Of that "balance
of power'' of which the London Times
spoke when referring to the annexation of
Texas.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11

DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-ALEx. GRAHAM
ESQ, for the last % years editor and pro-
prietor of the Easton (Md.) Gazette, die(
on the 1st inst. in the 56th year of his age
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11

There was rumor in our village yester-
day, that Ex-Governor JAMES Thomas, OIL
St. Mary's county, was deceased. We are
pleased to learn such is not the fact, he is
alive; though not as we would wish, well
but dangerously i'll.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11

REPORT OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL
This document states that the deficiency
in the revenue of the Department, for the
last fiscal year, is about million and a
quarter of dollars. The purchase of the
patentright of Morse's telegraph is recon-
mended; and the suggestion made to aban-
don the plan of. weighing letters, and snb-
stitute the old mode of estimating by the
number of pieces of paper in each letter.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO, MD.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. IL, ls45.

On our second page will be found the
late foreign news, or as much of it as we
could crowd into our columns, brought by
the Steamer Cambria, which arrived at Bos-
ton on Thursday last. We have given the
prices current of Baltimore up to Friday
evening last; but as the news by the Cam
bria did not reach that city until Sunday
evening, the prices quoted by us are not,
necessarily, affected by the news from Eu-
rope, which may have had tendency to
enhance the present prices Of all kinds of
grain. This will 60 far to prove that the
previous news from Europe was not, as
some seemed disposed to think, a mere
feint for the purpose of gorging the peck
cts of capitalists and spectators, or be used
as political capital by politicians, but thai
the grain and potato crops are greatly de-
fcient, not only in England but elsewhere
and hence will require large supplies from
the United States.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11

VIRGINIA SENATOR. = Judge ISAAC s.
PENNYBAcKER (Dem.) was on the Sd inst
elected u. S. Senator.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11

McNULTY.-The Columbus (Ohio) Jour
nal states that Caleb J. McNulty, charged
with being defaulter to the Government
while clerk of the House Of Representatives,
had started for Washington, to stand trial,
in charge of the sheriff and one Of his sure
ties; that he contrived to escape from them
at Jacktown and had not since been heard
from.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11

GOVERNOR OF TExAs.-Presiden Jones
has issued proclamation appointing the
18th of December next as the day for hold
ing the election for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, and Senators and Representatives
to the Legislature of the State of Texas.
At recent meeting in Washington coun-
ty, the Hon. James B. Miller, of Fort Bend,
was nominated as candidate for Governor
of Texas, and the Hon. N. H. Darnell, of
San Augustine, for Lieutenant Governor.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-08

Mr. w ILIoUGHBY NEWTON wing member Of
Congress from Virginia, is candidate for re-elec-
ton, and is pressing his claims upon the District
the ground that he exhibited patriotic SELF
devotion by quitting his party The Texas question
and voting for Browns resolutions when they first
passed the house. While lie insists upon this me, it
for himself, and frankly urges that annexation was
great duty all patriots. nc has the candor to Md
that he did no, agree for the measure with
The democratic party until he had been assured that
II could not be carried without his vote. He would,
as he says, in effect, have felt bound keep with
the wings in their resistance TO measures demanded
bv patriotism and duty, il he hai been sure they
could II succeed He accordingly vnfAd for tho
resolutions, and it happened his vote thrown
away, for they passed by majority strong enough
10 spare him and every other wing in The house. His
Texas vote was therefore cast by mistake, and when
the resoui IONS came back amended he followed his
party inc inaiions and voted against them, with the
adm ission that he nevertheless thought annexation
"ndispen.able" to the safety Of the South! These
are the claims of Mr.. Newton upon The attitude of
the democracy, and his title 10 IA reelection as one
who had abandoned his party at the call of a sacred
duty. We know not how these preiensions strike
the people Of his District, hut to they seem like
confessions. thai should mark him be avoided
la fact there is but arhig in the House OF Re-
representatives. who merits the sincere respect Of the
country real friend 10 Texas, and that man is
JAS. DELLET. Of our District We give him the
credit cheerfully, and the readily that he is IN
old antagonist with whom we had old srifes; and
that being AS we understand not candidate for re-
nomination b, his party, we cannot be suspected of
praising him with any view to embroll HIM with his
party On this question. and generally questions
relating to Soothcra institutions, and particularly in
his remuneration and rebuke OF John Quincy Adams,
the old file leader of his party, he merits the
pause Of his constituents without distinction Of par
ty, or memory of other grounds OF difference.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-08

AN EXTRAORDINARY Casa case was tried
before Judge Caldwell week before last. VI Hills.
borough (which is perhaps singular in its details
as any that has been recorded; fact we are
informed by gentleman Of the bar, that in ex &.
tensi,e search through their musty books Of the law
they could I'd no precedent by Which any light could
he thrown on the practice in such cases.
: A ulle girl, exactly twelve years Of age, and de.
scrbed really beautiful 10 features, form Had f.
cure, WAS arrained for the murder Of her father
There was no one present at The time the deed was
done, except two small children, not competent
evidence. and consequently, there WAS no evidence
against her but her confessions, md the fact
OF her father being found dead IN his house, and
no one there but herself; and il could not be proved,
although exertion made To do SO, that any
person eIse had been there the night Of The muir
der The father was ii drunken wretch, aud the
mother was known To have IA paramour. 10 whom
suspicion attached, hut he proved clearly that lie
was somewhere else on the night Of the murder.
TWAS proved that The father was at grog shop
on the evening of The murder. that he became so in
toxicaed that the keeper Of the groggery had TO pu,
MN on horse and send hun home. On the nofn-
ing alter The aurr, The of the house hasLen-
e" 70 pass near the door, and discovered the corpse
aging there. The man was lying pallet before
the n!o' win one arm Under his head, in sleeping
position The head was severed ne with one blow
with an axe, and The severed part had rolled down.
exposing 'hs brsipp and whole Interior Of Up skpi