Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22

smoke iom the nqusii'vc eye Of the agent owner of
the place She had placed board that IL direct
!, the fuel. She snat hsd up few rags. and gave
10 her child about much c,hng. r the AXE of do
ceneY. she he sell had Ct that a, inst enough t'
.ays ultrr Shame. very lew miles further on we
fannd woman with family of cljr, n existing rn-
der the hall nj her rof, VIII ch had hesn torn oil her
dwelling. bu viii h now rested its ,wer end on the
ground the upper against what left ofthe wall ol
the said dwelling. Here sh. aud hers had been for
weeks She was almost naked 10 the was'. Her on
" meana ni existence evident IN large bundle Of
notifies and cofnweed picked irnm tho nsiQhboring fields
She had sena rags the ground for bed. and thsse
with hefss her green food. and few bits Of tuf, were
all that th,iehed kennel contained.
We cnme In our Journey through thu County Of Gal
NV 10 the sll ssnding framework ola snail village.
N cluster Il honses lately "inmbed" ln exploring
hem found under ,ns uf thatch support
on somo sless nakinga lean 10, within the area of
rnole- d", Hing hn lean 10 lug four feet high
s IL hghesl. descending once to tho ground. bn,
leaving spaee pethsps eight ire ong by four vide AN
ground naata woman lying ragged s,cken.
thsi ,fcorerg from fees here she had laid fr weeks,
hel luce children with her; tho ouy thIrg besides her
eli. WHEN We stopped In look in. sqrare old boa
she all llured t,aafds u. and unlocking II with key
lied mnad hef neck showed It's nleuts--d jar u cook
ed oopnferd her oniY food Il ia curons fac but ~
l.. seu sedam hear one wod If direct compa'nt
from lhese pont creatures; they tell you their hst"v
Hhen ,eu ask II, but they never thrust it you; they
ae not beegnf; they have the day coming which
IN lhe wlde world, or the ttem--wodl's terminus.
the wa1khanss L has eems; they arc now ldng "n
III thdif nfn, L. e With hfis. the, had seen others
hold onf they may they may nj die, ,r lose me by
death. bemte they seek lie tie 81 OF lbery vi hin
the wmkhi use.
lllw suffering will degrade nature, and the dread u
Il steel heafi against heat. had abundant proof.
MOI very f1r tram kllfush Young and his father
soea Sheep The character at te sun at east had been
goed up TO TIN moment Hi ia detfci N in thi4 crme Il
IL on nj Al
hm ttii.' lie WAS acquitted for want Of c,idcuce.--
Tho nildlenan who held The house IN viii h he lived
"rni 10 hls The cnlprn's) bro'hrr. who lived in ahs
neNt cabin Ia him; he iotenye lh, brother tet hnt
him on onfeiaker IN his house condition that
h. would pfeven' his own brnih,r aud fhrr from rs.
turning 10 thu cabin WIN lhey came out OF jul. ia
con enled. and "tunbl,d' ,riM his otcn hand
thar cabin 1hey were. howrvrf, taken il ny ano'har
bfnihe living with hts wife next d,Wr. For weeks
'irr he l'f p'ison lhis ynug man dng1cd IN, cNi.-
ince nnps ojless; Al last morning he started Tor
kluah. tn sell gass hr had collccld d. lie drop
ed few yards ifem hi bhlhes door, brought into
The hunse, Il cd tow hnus. aud thcn di d. the Jury
rightly said, 'ef starvation" tok ihi4 account IN tho
floor winch he died. fnm the lip, 4 The bro her whs
los,ed his hausr, AID him die, IN The presence OF
gen onap "ho was ala present ut his d. ath aud the
mqaesl.
Au,ier case va- broug h, to my notice, in which
man "n. summoned before bench of magistrates tor
actually hnyhg Iacei another man ia drtcao n.0rtis
on duh ed' ode, whefebe did die; his excuse be-
iote ihe bench. Iii, children got alarmed when they
saw tho man dyinr, and he til inQht II no harm, with
lhn assistance VI W man H. move him.
Wee 10 rtlate very small portion of tho facts Civ
on me. ilom lhe best anthov nmving the cruelty ex-
etrisod by III whtlc,nln ,yiflrsts, | should woafy
and disgust feade; YET. strange 10 say The ubhn
mnns es innny The etiecl that vi dlctive fell
I eA IN the brees olhe lesnn'fy IN the west against
ihoqr who 81 deal with ihem On the particular ground
4 then eyic iln.
The peas1nl nnascasion very cnse, now looks
IA, al
pin, oi his irunilo he passive in lis Prospect
pamtVely pss.he nndl The event; he may have hopes
IN the direction oi Ametica he dt"pds the wo khouss IN
Prospect, aahe la es IL when an inmate Of Vt. why
should he expect hIs roof should be unindividunlired
amnngsla crowd # wroek-2 Why. when houses are
built To hold thousands n the wetrhed To them. should
be bpfae In enfse hie niery apart from them7 He for
sakes hi. fam ". he orslkns the h which must
be iof9aken; ley 20 "the house," his house tails Ike
the iesi. II he reach England America he may
1--we and he fee struggling, he aims NJ lhs aling he
Is weakened by The lga that when he darS seek
The naian.' II is to find grave.