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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

AT a meeting OF the Stockholders OF the James
River and Kanawha Company on Tuesday night,
the following officers were unanimously elected
viz President, Joseph c. Cabell; Diyeetors,
John Brockenbroush, Corbin Warwick, Samuel
McCorkle, Thomas NJ. Bondurant and Bernard
Peyton. No change was made in the Board, save
that Mr.. Peyton was elected in place OF Mr.. Jno.
A. Lancaster, who had resigned his post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

i Of R,ooS%no Manchester, directly opposite the citv
ed an u nunhoaal by a recent purchase, having obtain.
v N,has On me Town. and thus secured nm s., enssr, oo,,
Of the sam mAIEk POWER, 10 prepared to make lease.
made 10 ssnn 90 iavoIable terms. Applications may be
Trustees az ~. = ra"erson, President Of the Board OF
WV. Dec. Q9-swon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

The Knoxville (Tenn.) Standard halls the
passage Of the Southwest Road bill as follows
1.-THE VIRGINIA RoAD.-It will be gratifying 10
the people Of East Tennessee TO learn, that the
bill Incorporating The South. western Turnpike
Road Company has passed The Virginia Legisla-
ture BY a large majority. a bill is now pending
in our Legislature 10 charter a similar company
from this place 10 the Virginia line"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06
. WANTED

A YOUNG IAN IA Vireinian) who has prepared him
a sc pui posely for a Teacher, and having had stvs-
raj years experience in teaching, wishes a situation as
teacher for The ensuing year. He will give instruction
In al! the branches Of an English Education, Mathema-
tics, and the Latin and Geek Languages. Testimoni-
as Of scholarship and character Will be given from the
most undunbted sources.
Address-R. .. c., Physic Springs, Buckingham CO.
Va. Dec. l6-cwtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

WHEREAS, SAMUEL LYLE, Of the county Of
w Cumberland, has refused to comply with the con-
dtions OF a cert itn contract made and entered into with
me, on the ?5.h iay of December, Is4i, In relation TO
goine with me 10 The Republic Of Texas, TO aid and as.
sis, me In fett!ins up the Estate of Thomas K. Miller.
Deceased, in said Republic, | do hereby 70. warn AL
persons against trading for any interest he 1.-THE said
Lyle may profess 10 have in said Estate, as do not In
tend 10 nay him one dollar, unless required by law.
Jan. 3l-c4t JOHN P. HAWKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

The House OF Representatives OF Tennessee
have passed resolutions pro7idins Tor the placing
in the Stale House two marble staInes-one OF
Wasb;noton the other OF Jackson. They appro-
priaied Il, 1000 dollars Tor the purpose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06
HOTEL-FAaMvlLLE, Va.

FARMERS HOTEL-FARMvlLLE, Va.
The subscriber tlate OF Nottoway) having
"a rented this establishment, and II having recent
H:,sM ly undergone a thorough repair, bees leave 10
,AlSmake known to his friends, and the public ge-
nrrally. that he is now prepared TO accommodate all
those who may favor him with a call. From his expe-
renee in The business, and a determination on his part
10 make his house acceptable TO The public, he natters
himself that he will receive his due proportion OF pat
ronage. HIS charges shall be to the
Board. prr wear. 10 be- paid quarterly, sl2O 90
Board, per day, 70
Board, for man and horse, per day, IS
For man mud horse, all night, supper, lodging and
breakfast, 70
Single meals, so
Ian. 6-clm THOS W. EPES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06
FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE School at my house, in the county OF Gloucester,
j under the direction Of Miss Sarah Il. Hubbard, il
now in operation, and will continue Until the Isl Of .Au
gust next, with the exception OF one week al Christmas
Miss u. was taught ut Mrs. Willard's School, Troy
New York, and teaches all the various branches o
English, French, Latin, and Music on The Piano am
Guitar.
Miss Hubbard taught for me the past year with mucl
success, having given great satisfaction 10 a large pat
ronage-and produces the most satisfactory testimonial
OF her qualifications for all that she processes to leach
sh. has been engaged for the last four years in teaching
can, therefore say, she is an experienced teacher.
we can accommodate five or six more young ladies
man We now have with Board, at the following prices:
board and Tuition for all the English branches,
per month. $40 90
steaeh or Latin, per month. 90
husic, Including the use Of the Instrument, per
month, so
Any person wishing nformatio on this subject can
~ count De furnished BY enquiring Of the travelling
Iieacners OF the Methodist z. Church, as I am known to
safge portion OF them personally or by character. We
sansay 70 Inc public, that our situation, for hea III, 10
not TO be surpassed by any place in this State. As an
r ws o. me fact, the pas, year we had twenty. five
Mnnes IN family, and no, one day from School was lost
ey tescher or pupil.
Letters, addressed 10 the subscriber, directed 10 Glou.
iuary. fN' - W " pGhC
Dec. 25-cif ~
ISIhANCERY.-ViReisiA:-At Rules held in the
.ietk's Office of this Circuit Superior Court of LAW
n, imagery Tor Louisa county, on the 5th day of ia
RI Jones and w. NJ. Amber, Plaintiff.
against nh
yaae Children Of Sally T. Anderson, the children Of
a "aaGy ba.ret; Nathaniel Burrnss, William B. Sims,
Tns dsEadas anu o'hef Defendants:
s smTn appearance and gwen security, according IN law
rs !" ,ns rniss Of this Court; ana ii appearing Sy salts.
Rts,s' On ev1u en- mat they are not Inhabitants Of this
s Uaogfed, that the said defendants, tho ehSIdrsg
,h n"y !, anderson, the children Of Nancy Barrel. Ma.
d. Ia",e. nurruss, William B. Sims and Edmund Bu,io,a
. .vddn,hoase, on the first day OF the next term q ~ ,h y
Cow . q and answer the plaintiffs bill; and thai =
Is = VI nrs mus order be forthwith inserted in some news.
sueeessiv ,isnsa IN The city Of Richmond for two months
= q ms county on some Court day.
Ian ACopy-Tests,
ian, io-ewem JOIN HUNTER. z r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

BV It LItNF. UUttFNVT " VIC S11teV 'Ts
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, a vacancy hath occurred In the Repre-
w s.n,ation from this state in the Congress OF the
United States, by the death Of William Taylor, Esq., a
member Of the House OF Representatives, for the District
composed Of the counties OF Rockingham, Rockbridge,
Augusta. Hardy. Pendleton and Shenandoah: Inc sne-
NH Of the said counties are therefore required, Ia the
name Of III. Commonwealth, to cause an election 10 De
held in their respective counties, on Thursday, the
uneternla uas III FEBRUARY next. or a ncpicseitatis.
OF the said District in the House Of representatives OF
,n- United states. TO I'LL the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under INV hand, rs Lieutenant Governor, TACT
ing in The absence Of the Governor from the
fsrAt.l Seat of G~overnment.) and under the lesser seal
Of the Common wealth, at Richmond, this 24il
day OF January, 1876. Signed,
Jan. 2.-ctd JNO +. Willy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

WILLIAM BURWELL SMITH,
COUNSELLOR s. ATTORNEY ar La ",
WILL attend III. several Courts of Noitoway, Anne
w lis, iun~nburg and Dinwiddie.
O~fncr-Nottuway Court house. lee 5-c.m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06
Augustus Fischer,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR-AT-LAjV,
AUSTIN. TRAVIS COUNTY, TEXAS,
WILL attend faithfully and promptly TO any business
w connected with his profession in this city AID The
adjoining counties. He will also attic nd 10 any business
ia the Land Office; such as procuring patents, and per-
iscting titles, &c. Letters must Do postpaid TO procure
attention.
RrFrRxxcr.-Iion J. P. Henderson, San Augustine;
Hon. EDonexer Allen, Austin; Hon. Memucan Hunt,
Galv-srcn; J. D. Groesbceck, Galveston and Houston:
D"ldcnde and Groesbeeck, New Orleans. Jan ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

LII persons having claims against the Estate OF Va
a mel, Perkins, deceased, ae hereby required to pre-
sen, them TO me, for adjustment, according to law, with
IN Two months from this dale, or this advertisement
will he plead in bar Of their payment after that lime
All persons indebted 10 the said Estate are requested 10
make immediate payment. 49,
Administrator, with the Will annexed,
Of Daniel Perkins, deceased.
Louisa C. H., Dec. IL, l545.-c2m
Iy The Whig will COPY, Ia country paper, for Two
months, and charge the Administrator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

La w NO1ICE.
X4yM. II. ANDERSON and l.. MASTERS, Attorneys
W al Law, will practice In the Superior and County
Courts Of No,ioway, Amelia, Powhaian, Cumberland
and Prince Edward. Address,
WM. II ANDERSON, Notloway Court House, Va.
l.. STE Amelia Court House, Va.
l. Masters, Commissioner in Chancery, will at any
time attend 10 settling accounts, or taking deposltions,a at
his Office al Amelia Court House. Nov. lS-ctf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-04
FROG RIA NINE
SONS OF TEMPERANCE,

IN the Citg Of WEDDING. Nor. ,, 1916.
The Divisions will form at O'Clock. T. NJ.
precisely. az Temperance Hall Monroe street.
~ the following order:
Wheeling Division No H.
Virginia Division No .
SteuJcnyile Division No a.. OF Ohio.
MattnsVille Division No -. 4"
THE procession viii form on Monroe street
IA trout oi the Hall. march up Monroe To Mar
kct, up Market To- Washington. down Wash.
ington TO Main, down Main to second, lin
South Wh,rling.) down second TO Water.
UP Water To North. up North 20 Main, up
Main To Clay. zap Clay To Fourth, up Fourth
10 Centre, up Centre TO Fifth. up Fifth to Mon
roe, down Monroe 10 Fourth, down Fourth
10 VI. 4. Church.
Seruiec ia ne Church
Pnycr by Rev. Chas. Cook
Temperance song by The choir
Address on the subject OF the order. los Bro.
r NJ. Gslly.
Temperance Song BY the Choir.
Presentation Of the Bible by the Ladies
through Bro. VIM. NJ hay
Reception ct the Bible by Bro. w. Kinney
Singing by the Choir
Bcnediction by Bro. Watson
J. J. Hosr
J. T. HugRARD.
f.. Is. llORNBRook.
Rom. &. BoSmAM,
X. +. iloGg,
TnoS. lloRNBRooK,
C0Mmiitoo 81 arrangements
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-04

! ask my spnits wcared powers
i ask my pale aud ieveTed brow
look To Nature, aud behold
My LIES dim cmblems, uustling round,
In hues OF crimson aud of gold
The Years dead honors on the ground
And signing with the winds. feel.
While their low pinons murmur by.
How much their sweeping tones reveal
OF Lille and human destiny.
When Spring dclighlsome moments shone.
They came in zephyts from the west:
They bore the woodark's melting tone.
They stirred the blue lakes CLASSY breast;
Through Summer ieiniiug in the heat,
They fingered in the forest shade;
But changed aud strengthened now. they bea,
In storm, Der mountain, glen, aud glade.
How like those transports ot the breast
When lite is fresh aud Joy is new;
Soil a. the halcyon's dOwny nest!
Aud transient oil as they were true
They stir the leaves in that bright wreath,
Which Hope about her forehead twincs,
Till Gnct ; hot signs around IL breathe,
Then Pleasures lip its smile resigns.
Alas. for Time. and Death, aud Care.
What gloom about our way they fling,
Lake clouds IA Auiumn's gusly air,
The burial pageant ot tine Spring
The dreams that each successive year
Seemed bathcd IN hues OF brighter pride,
At last like withered leaves appear.
Aud sleep in darkness side by side.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-04
IMPORTANT. BY tho foilouinp. viii,

IMPORTANT y the following. which
~ hnd ln tie lllrIiuId Iimrs. IL viii be seen
that Monster and Madam de Hombogge have
arrived Iu this country
Extraordinary irriral- GrdHd ScicHgo-
Wonderful Mystery
NOTICE
The citizen, of Hlrtlori are announced
MONsIEug DL ilONgoGGG
MADAME DE lioNnooGri, aud
MADrNosgLLt lloMBoGGE -!
Have arrived Ia tins City and tikeu the ele.
gant apartments. No - Genital Row
Madame de H. having perfect knowledge
OF the Past, the Present. aud jhc Future. will
Iniofm her patrons OF sll which cam bsl0rc
oil which 'ocHi behind, aud OF the preseni
posture of oil Things
Ihe unmarried are assured thst IL they fol.
low Madame DE H. Instructions they will
be enabled 10 form connexions la a very short
time. For small remuneration husbands
and wives will b. guaranteed Ia ,he space Oi
one week
\. B.-Mod8me informs tie piOus portion
ct the public shat she practices fortune sci.
Ing on thc genuine Christian pnnciples-no
mistake.
Monsieur BURR-Plcsc insert tree time,
aud and bill to Notrc tres obcdient seNt,
DE HOMBOGGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-04
NOTICE

I'll sStscitft orefs for sale, THE whole Of liz, =,
s s 'rls'e 81 ihc eity Of Nbeolng state ~ ~,
1880 ','"''iiy We property at Hampton Zane Esa
- i-.lnR ~ lsft ~ town iois much the -, -
- fst 81 The city, portion Of ths 40.
y ise~i.a mi.'sdislcy "a mont Of Water s,rrct 20
20 phi" River and there erected on n.,t -
80 fs,slt'1 SN~inAhls wsfe house also several Nh
a. nsra'so tract OF land containing 49,, 80.
, eve i"fiY arfes or upwards tcinr lsos,I,.t.sv
, a'e A't'iniHg thc cy, St-sui one bundled 49, -
Hs't = ticb ahd sfasio isi. the haianc~ Al nc,,s.
-" a"t"ains 40 Sone Coai. said Snd pus...sr,f ID h.
=, D" H'~' "'Sicf'1l a. ANY coal hank IN the Tinted
,i y is"ns wishing 10 rsSshsse viii address the
,.t-t '''"s wear 'ir cay OF isoat-tsie kcntueky
"''"'' SAMJ 81. Gnu RIuIII,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-04
HOLDING 4 GOVERNMENT TO GOOD

BEHAVloR.-The Washington Union Of
TUESDAY night, tour copy reached us through
the Tribune otiice) contains some extracts
from Lieut.. Gilntr. at Santa f.. am,nsst
which We Gud the following, which is new
aud Interesting.
"Oa Yesterday. General hcaTncy had o
visit ifou padre or priest. oi Albuquerque,
who told him that the former Governor ol
New Mexico, Armijo, pronounced Amino }
had gone South towards Chihuahus, aud tllat
ScnOn hrmIjo still remained at Albuquerque
lhst she was much ulraid, at fifsi. that thc
/ Americdn army would do her injury ii they
/ could, but that NOW she had but little apprr.
/ hcu,iOn OF dang,T The General told his VS.
\ itor 10 say to the Scuura, that she need have
no icdfs; aud 81 she lclt disposed to return here
to ia 80, aud shr should receive protection,
alsp Ia request her To- inform her husband that
unless be- returned IA a short period, aud con
scnied Is become gooi aud peacCsblc cit
ikru OF the United States, aud discontinued
his plots aud schemes to overthrow the newly
/ established goNefumeul--ut which he under
stood him to b. guilty-hia property would
/ bc CouliscdItd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-04
d. PAINE & co. MANAGERS.

w uIIIlNGs W.
Official drawing of the Pokomoke River
Lottery OF Delaware, class 2O3, drawn at vii.
miugton. Oct. Is.
81 GO 10 10 Oh & 80 80 10 81 60 /
Lowest prize 81.
Official drawing OF the Pokomoke River
Lottery OF Delaware, class POI, dawn al Viii
Oct. 80.
% ii 81 IS ~ - 81 fl 10 IL Is 10
Lowest prize ST.
Official drawing of lie Grand Consolidated
Lottery oi Delaware, ENim clas, -, drawn
nj Wilmington, Thursday, Oct. -.
y al - ~ 30 90 % &c 26 ~ ~
Lowest prize 50 50
Official drawing oi the Delaware Small fry
Lottery class No. 26I drawn at Wilmington,
Del, Oct. 81.
oil - z III "a III % 10 IS IS 81
Lowest pri1e 81.
oihcai drawing al the Gland Consolidated
Lottery Class No. IL, drawn at Wilmington
Del. Oct. 81.
33 IL "a % 30 u IL 63 Is 80 IS I6 s
"a 80
Lowest Prize $40
PsiAes TO the amout ct S5i3l go sold in the
above Lotteries, by
~ H. DORSEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-04

FILTHY RAGS."-We like 10 hear the
Locoloco presses patc about " 6ithy rags. p
while the government is driven To lhe alter
native OF adopting paper ani lsmpblack
currency, or of having none. II appears that
the administration commenced the war with.
out counting its pile aud now that il is but
Just commenced, II comes down to the poo
pies currency Of " filthy rags" Necessity is
a stern master
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-04

" POLITICS INTO THE ARMy--rh.
Union SAYS. We are sofry TO brin- s,vd,.'e
IIke politics into ihe amy. We can b,,c
gallant wing. as well o. q galisni D,p,q,' -,
HhI We never cate lo ssk what arc III. ,,I,.
iOs Indeed --unj may we ssk what -.
snf OF t1e otbccn appointed by M p,ll III
unless uhry were political ones1 n Zen Ct,
were Hoi : WHIa would hts wish H. i,;.,' 49,.
army in Mexico have been rsfl.cJ7 wv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-04

STEAMER SAM SEAY SUM learn
that the steamer sam Seay, bound from ST,
Louis TO New Orleans, is sunk at the Sisters,
IN the upper Mississippi. The water is up to
her cabin flDor. The boat, with the exception
OF her furniture and machinery, is a total loss
The machinery can probably be saved by the
all of d diving bell
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-04
OCTOBER
~ me LArE Will. eArlonn -.,nr


solemn, get beautiful to view.
Month OF my besTt' thou dswne.i here
WIN ,id 'ni iedet leaves Co .trcw
90, The Summers melsn,bol, bier.
10. incoming OF Thy winds ! hear,
a, lhe f"d sunset dies afar.
am uafs ol purple clouds appear.
Vp''u iins every western stat.
nnn solemn month I hear thy ,oj..
D. Nlis n1 s1fI % other d8ys
"nsn Duo lo I've was to rejoice.
~, "h'ii ea'ln va, lovely TO 10, rsl
w, ,''i'ha bnEft lh blessed b1ur,
"hsie uir i'g living mptups noo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-04

CpObNNbl fObNDCAkb-- One pound
OF sugor belt pound Of butter. one teacup of
milk, one teas spoonful Of salgatus. ora bit Of
sal volatile The size Ut a small nutmeg. dis
solved in hot wstCr one table spoonful Of ~.
seuoe OF lemon, and four eggs. Bat the
whole welt together until % is light and
creamy then grate the white meat Of = cocoa.
uui, and stir 70 lightly in. line a tia basin or
square tan pat with well buitcred paper. aud
pat ~ Toe mixture sn inch and halt deep.
Bake in quick oven. end cot u in square
pieces When done. lcciug is great improve
mcut.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-04

DbATHOFMA GRAM. Wcsfe psin.
~ 20 announce thc death OF Mai Moss v.
u'en'' OF Kentucky. Comnusslry in the e. S.
Army. lie died al Port 1.svacct on the 5tb nj
October Ills death is thus spoken of b, Maj
J = Came iu letter to- BIZ, sou. w. L.
Giant, dated on the day OF Msj. G.s death.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-04
UNUS 'rESTINANTER.

"HOLLERING. "A Washington letter
winter Ntys Unc Of the most potent and
formidable aids of our troops la oycflTuwing
The MeNicans, when in the battle with them
Is siil 10 b. 'hoileriHy." An cxpcrirnccd
oihccr who has served much ia tie cau~s uf
Texas informed inc not long since, th1t the
NHug and shouting Of ouT iToups when nlsli-
ing iGio baltic with the McxiCons wcre tcf-
nb'e loalI delicate ears. and truly terrific To
oar enemies iie ,aid that some years ago
GeneIl VOL told him that lac was insiructins
regiment OF Mrxican soldiers ia tie aTt ui
'hOhermg' Tor. H. said, whenever his troops
iu an engagement with the Texans heard
Their shoM and ysil, there WAS no duiug any
imng with them. They could h. brought up
10 lhs fire OF thv Texans very we'll aud Ia nil
iiary order, hat che Anglo Saxon "hOiisriHg'
broke their ranks and threw them into tie at
most confusion. l. IL reported that lhc perfect
storm OF yttiug aud Shouting oi oar troops in
every charge thcv nude at the battles OF Palo
AlIoaud Rcsocd dc la Palms, did great cxccu-
ton IA breaking the ranks and dispensing the
NJ .Xlcan forces.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-04

CT 80 hro 900 Belfast Ne on ihs2ib
another oco1pied by usn.y q Wi.l..'
william lliden, two stores owned b.. 81 ~
born. dwelling Of lbs Cooa 1gI ft.
snt h3use Of Benjamin H4.ifia.. v.--
b'}ci. los about SJh1J shall Ms.Is.I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-04
THE DISTANCE BETWEEN SALTHLo &
THE CITY OF MEXICO

The following are The distances from Saltil.
10 the city OF Mexico, which General Taylor's
army will have to march over in case he in.
tends to proceed to that city:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-04

4 letter ff1n IaIepeadrnce. Nh, .,...-
that there Is man there building ,,..,.,. +,
ila acfosz TIE pBiries 10 Beuts ou t,t.
pforeiied b. tiie wind H. makes ms.,. s,..I
sai's TO- ani expects % 20 gg 40 tls t.,r IA
49, 1.'''s an Ao'f. IL exp.cts TO have Do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-04
90 Ar T,r az. /, e, STRANGLF THEJAL

ACfEAPT TO SrRANGLF THEJAU.
ok TO DEATH, AND ESCAPE FROM
FRSON.--On Thursday evening while ma,
turnkey OF the cIty jail was in the act of a.,
aiming tie cells of the prison, and lookup up
the Criminals los TIE night, b. was seized q,
thc throat Wv very powerful fellow named
omiih (who i under confinement Tor emb,z
Lluis 80 barrels Of flour and choked until life.
less.-Smith then took the key al tlI- cat,
leading into TIE prison from thr kecpcg. and
giving lhe lahore usual signal To ihe black fri.
Tow IN The Nsd, the inner door was opened
IRON The yard 10 the prison there are two
dooEs, the iuuer one oi wool. which h. faster.
ed Win lock aud kcy thc cut one oi ron
fastened with long non b1lD smith th~u
attempted To hoist thc bolt which lstru. tb,
oniet door, bat the uegfo bid thc presence of
iniud u srne the lower end OF b.. ana by pul
ling % with iofce. bent IL in such way th,t
Vac prisoner could not hoisl &c.. The alarm
was speedily gwen. AMI th. scounCrI fudipr
himself ioiled "a his efforts To- escape. rrtnyn
81 70 hls ceil.-Lieut wilkinson OF thr watch
wac al o1ce seut for, sni arrived an the Bil
accompanied by two of hl5 men. in a len min.
utes after the occufnnce. Fudug smith Ia
his cell, Lieut.. W oriend him 10 come out
bat lbe prisoner refusing 10 90 8. he Wa, df,r
go l0rib oy TIE waichasen sal snutl, sto,, al
s"ay 90 irons. Richaiogd ReyuJi.tug.