davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-02-28
PATTISON AND BENSON
FURS! FURS!!

w ANiED, Ten thousand dollars worth of Furs, for
'! which the highest market price, in cash. will he
paid. Apply to WIN. TT. E",RWrs ''
Dec. 20. NS'
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-02-28

LHARMING LANDS in the vicinity o, s,,n, ,r,,o,
l. Falls for sale. Apply j. p VIII SON
TOWN LOTS in Saint Anthony Falls for sale. Ami,
J. p. WILSON.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-02-28

Superfne Flour
Dried Apples
RaisiuS
Mess Pork
WHOLESALE AND
Pittsburgh Nails
Iron Assorted
Cast Steel
Hammers
Glass 8xl0 & 10x12
X cut saws, 5, 6 &
6 2 feet
Log Chains
Trace do
Wrapping Paper
Collins, Hunt Il Sim
mons Axes
Lathing Hatchets
Knives and Forks
Pocket & Penknive
Scythes
Hay Rakes
Hay Forks
Long Hand Shovel
Short do do
Horse shoe nails
Letter & Cap Pape
]. {
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-02-28

~ thC LdulcS we WOuIQ
Delaines and Cashnleres.
20 pieces Alpacas
80 do bleached cotton
90 do wool flannel
20 do book and Swiss
musliHs, Il superior arti-
Gle
q, 900 yds prints the best as
sortment ever brought 4
Minnesota,
2 bales sheetings
l do drilling
2 do bed ticking
2 dozen Bay State shawls
A few doZ do do hose
Isle thread, cashmere and
silk gloves, a few plaid
Iinsey, a splendid article
Of silvered buttons for
trimming dresses
90 pieces linen handk'fs
Gimps and fringes
Linen ribbons
N
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-02-28
GROCERIES AND HARDWARE

Rio and Java coffee L.
Young Tyson. Imperial and
Saushong teas of a supr-
rior quality
Regalia, Principe and Cuba
SegarS
Refined lard and fish oil
Fine cut chewing and smo-
king tobacco
Essence of pepperming
Castor oil
Maynard & Noyes' ink
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-02-28
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,

10 mulberry tea sets assortment the above 70 T
dozen do tea breakfast, dinner and tea
40 do plates asst sizes 100 fancy
so do dishes aHdnappies 100 dozen c plates
Mulberry sauce turenes and so do tumblers
boats % do glass lamps
Mulberry butter and custard Sauce plates
plates Decanters and fancy mugs
Mulberry flowing, pitchers Match safes, jacket lamps
and basins Japanel spttooIs and bed
80 fierrng and light blue lamps.
and spangled sets, a full
With thousand other articles too numerous IN man
ton. Persons wishing to purchase goods, will find 4,
profitable TO call and examine this stock before p,rcba
sing elsewhere. ID. L. FIJI FR
ST. Paul. Dec. 10, 1851.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-02-28
HEAVY WINTER CLOTH

UST opened at the Western Emporium, 300 pair hi
u lined wool pants at 81 SO pair. Cali at Fuller.
them. " -
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-02-28

RACON of extra quality, for sale by
~ u IA
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-02-28

ling Irvine
Fish hooks and lines
Gilt buttons, course and dne
combs
1-2 axes and hand axes
Chinese vcrmillion
Yellow ochIe, crome yellow
and green in papers
Iroon spoons and ladies'
Brides, martingales and SO
tingles
Spike gimblets
Dat atI
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-02-28

ST. PAUL, February. 1872.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29
Late and Important farm Merico.

Late and Important form Herlo.
NEw ORLEANS, July ga Mexican YES
lof war from Vera Cruz. has arrived at this
nrt for repairs. The following items Of news
we're received by her.
The line of telegraph from Vera Cruz to the
.ity of Mexico has been completed. A pro-
'unciamen'o had been put forth in one of the
nwns the State of Vera Cruz, but the effect
vas ola trifing nature. and troops We're out
'iier The rebels. The State Of Sonora has Pc
nioned the Government to abolish duties on
'rtieles Of consumption. A petition was also
'resentel for IA call Of an extra session Of Con
ress to settle the Tehuantepec difficulty. and
- consumma'e the treaty Of Guadalupe HID
lgo The Government is opposed TO the Pc
Mons.
The Mexican Minister Of Foreign Affairs
las fixed the 9th of July for closing the con-
ract with the company making the best efforts
" open the Tehuantepec route. Our latest
Ialcs are to the Sd iust.. FL Sigio says on au-
hori'y. that Col. Sloo's proposition is wuh-
lrawn.
Mexico and Sardinia are abou, TO make
reaty Of Fl iendship and commerce. The Go.
ternment of Guatemala has imposed great
many restrictions on the press.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29
Additional by the Baltic.

NEW 1Ohh. july 20.
The Baltic brings the following additional
TENS Of European news. t-ff
FRANCE.-Another eoup II efatis expect
ed In France. on the approaching fete of the
9Th Of August. ..s- ....-.
II is rumored that number Of exiies. Vic.
'or Hugo among them. VIII be permitted to
return 10 France. The President has pardon.
ed 80 political prisoners.
The Chateau Hisey. belonging to the Ouch
SIS Of Orleans. and properties Of DE Joinville
md ST; DIGGER, have been seized by the gov
eminent.
RUSSIA.-'rhe Emperor of Russia ha.
given notice that competitors of all countries
nay seaJ productions to the great exhibition
1t Moscow. but adds that those who do so
1ust conform to the laws ofihe empire.
AUSTRIA AND TsRKEy.-Fricndly relations
ave been re -estabIished between Austria and
Turkey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29

the countless times when the cold quiet Of the
hiekass heaven. ffashioa broke into thunders
Of acclsmainn over, and cs,ne down in rain
sc flowers At her fert Wait ofshosc perish
able wreath., placed on her brow amid ihe
glare and fumalt of the great world. she mus
ed-or "A that later Growing of her Woman
hood VI hen softly and silently her brow receiv-
ed from Gods own. hand the chri.m ola holy
and enduring Lowell. Was !, the happy loving
wife. or the great World renowned artistic.
who dreamed there alone. looking over the
sea!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29

GENT ScoTr's STRENGTH with the masses
IF the peopleis con-tautly developing itself in
every quarter. The prospects ofhis trinmphan,
P 'r'y, with some trivial exceptions. is thorou-
by and harmoniunsly united upon him.
There vii lie iu'l vote and that is always
rqnsa cot to Wing victory. The opposition
manifested in some quarters is as nothing when
compared with the extent and character ofthat
manifested on heocc sion Of the nomination Of
G-neral TAYLOR. Y.t then it all s,mn disap-
peared. as it will nov. and General Tayior
Yves elected as General Scott ~ ill be-ABany
IN Y)Rsgister
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29
Lynchburg Markets--July IS.

WHOLESALE PRICES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aud in demand at lie.
PoRK.-None.
BEEHIVE quote by the quantity at 4u.l cts.
fLoUR.-Old S3s; New 81.
WHEAT.-Rrd zoe; White IS
MEAL. Corn Meal 70a7Jr.
GRAIS.--Corn 65a7U cts; Oats 40 10 A. cents.
GuASo.-Best Peruvian $50 to So perron.
PLAsTER.-Iump, IS; Ground 80. in Bhls laI.
SuGARs.-New Orleans 6ts9 cts: Porte Ric. { to 10
cts. Clarified l0all rts. Loaf III TO 1913 rt-
WHI5KY.-Mourtain 80 cts.
BEgswAx.-2l to22 cents.
BurrER-Frcsh in small lots IS to H. Firk in duh
l2a
BRANDY.-Apple, 40a45: Peach, 80 10 sicis.
BAR fgoN.-$75aS0 as-ortedduli.
CoFFEE.-Rio I0J to II CT. Laguir, lei To II Mocha
20 Java Is Ia IL.
COUNTRY LINsss.-Tow Ito l23; scare. and want.
ed Flax l2al4c
CoTToS YARss.-Sales 16al7 cts
FEATHERs--35 q 20 CTS.
WooL.-95 To - cts. IN duii
Wool RoLLs-35 too7t very
GiNsENG.-32a35
FLAX SEED.-Salcs 81 per 81 lbs
F,sH-Herings, No /, $50: H',Iifnx Nc. Herings
$6aS7 ]; Shad. $l3: Mackcrel. Nos IS
TALLow-S To 81 cts.-lulI.
TAK.-$3. 30 per Dbl.
HEMr.-We quote 81 20 &C. in demand
LISsEED OiL.-7Oa7 :,cts.-ii. demand.
LARp.-l2 to i24 cts.
MoLAssEs-Nest India 81 u 40 eta prr gaiInn.
n. o. AZ to a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29
PURLIC NOTICE.

Yothe lo'ers Of the Eighth Dis,,ia Campbell County.
VINHf Office ofCONSTABLE having become vacant
l. by the resignation OF Mr.. Walker. offer and re-
comm,ai to your consideration and votes gentleman
of ugh moral character, and integrity of princi-
Plr-one who w he receives your sutages, honor the
cangiy tath discharge OF its duties. such will
entiIie him TO Nnur respect and confidence.
Werf.rto Mr. ELIJAH HARRIS FOLKES, who is
very well known be hsrdworking man and " no will
carry atprncpe into operation if 'lected which we
hope viii be your pleasure. MANY VOTERS.
,,Iv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29
COMMERCIAL RECORD.


II xesagna, Juiy "a. ls52.
TOBACCO.-Inspections the past week 53S bids.
The market Combines animated fr Ill grnde- and pr-
ces unchanged, with sales of LHgs from $3.50 Il
common Leafs o; medium de-. g {" =: good AID 6nc
Shipping7 90 good Manufacturing 10 to IS fine
extra from l5;upwar,ls in qualit,. rea n.
In my review of tobacco marker. under dnte Of
hhds.. sold for Messrs John W. Hur Of Rmnoke, and
with my review. mentioned the request Of Mmnufac
rers that several binds. Of tobacro lately sold very
high prices. when taken the factory were unfairly
priced. " ~7
Understanding that report il in circulation il Rea
noke and the adjoining countless that the Tobacco Of
MIR Hurt. that alluded To being unfairly priced
take this opportunity say, that neither the Tobacco
of Messes. Hnrt ar Hatcher, that alluded
10 fact was il any robacco -d that week mentioned
the of Messrs Hurt and Hatcher. aud the prices
otansd for their To,acco the sales had been made
by myself The tobacco to as being IEry prised
was not sold by will be frDu the annex
ed certificate, in " lat estimation the Tobacco Of Mr.
Hurt, held BY the purchasers thereof being taken
to their pulled pieces As the Tbacco
ct Mr. Hatcher. that has yet been taken to tho
factory the purchaser has work ed his Tobacco fer
and has no doubt but il will please.
-t4. WM T. SMITH.
Commission Merchant
We the undersigned, purchasers of Ohm ". HINTS
date. of 18th June take pleasure stating tina, have
taken said Tobacco. fariores, found perfectly
uniform, and the quality in every way satisfactory
JAS. l.. CLAYTOR.
W. j. ALLISON.
WIN. Cru MILTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29


" THE FOR rN-fIFrIi ANNUAL SESSION will
beein an THURSDAY, Oct.ber II. 1852, and end the
Isl of March. 1853.
Principles and Practice of Surgcr, and Clinical Sur
gerry, NATHAN r. SMITH. NJ.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, WN Z. A. AKIN, NJ ID.
Principles and Practice Of Medicine and Clinical
Medicine, SANU Ell CHEW, NJ.
Anatomy and Physiology. JosEPu Rory. ND.
Obset.i;s, RicHARD II. Thomas. NJ ID.
Materia Meaiica, Therapeutics and Pathology, GEO
W. MILTENBERsER N. u.
Practical Anatomy, BERWICK d. SMITH d.
Fees for the full $40; Demonsra,ors Fee o.
hlatriculation, s.; Graduation, $40.
For purposes of Clinical Instruction the Faculty have
al their command the Baltimore Inirmary" on the
same street with the nrcrsiiy and in its immediate
neighborhOd confirming hundred and eighty beds be-
longing TO the University. and managed and attended
entirel, by the Faculty. This Institution is devoted to
the reception and treatment Of those forms of disease
which furnish 4 useful and profitable subjects for
clinical observation An addition is be made during
the present summer which will materially increase its
accommodations and advantages 1t open to all Ma
trcuates o the School throughout the year without fee
Anatomical Material is abundant and cheap. Expen-
ses OF living, in Baltimore. low in any Atlantic
city. WILLIAM e. A. AKIN nm
Ba more July 49, lS52--ts Dean
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29
To the Citizens, Of Lvmchburr.

This day having been set apart for the observance of
the last token ofrespect to TIE memory Of Henry CA,
whose death il mourned Throughout the Of
land know it will conform to the wishes If all.
tat as nunty, should dpense with all busi-
ness during the solemn ceremonies. therefore request
ALL business Houses close their doors from oclock
A NJ. until o'clock NJ. and the pu-lic large
use all means in their power to add soempity to the
scene. W. D. BRANCH,
jy29-it Mayor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29

Judge John Mckinley. Associate J Justice Of
The SuPrm Court of the Unithd States who
sdled AT his residence at Louisville. Ky. on
Monday, OF arpoplexv. was native Of the
State Of Virginia. hut was appointed from the
81 tie ofAlshsma. His name and reputation for
legal ability are well kncwn,o the country
He was appointed to The Bench during the ad-
ministration OF President Van Buren,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29

A man " no was very near sighted being about
to fight duel insstedth he should stand six
PAGES nearer his antagonist than the other did
to him and thar they We're To FIRE at the same
time. This beats She,idan's telling fat man.
Who was going To- fight with thin one. that the
Eaters slim figure ongh,to be chalked out upon
the others portly person. and IL the bullet hi,
hin outside Of the mark it was to 50 for
nothing .aarr f.--H -l'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29
MlSCELLAMEQuS.
no lhe Palrens Oh ne Ylrsinian.

The proprietors Of the vIRoisiAs have alw ntepd
ed as soon as the Tes~gssph line from Richmond to
Lynchburg should he in operatun publish hcirPaPer
daily. Early month the Telegraph Willie compile
red and the present vame Of the paper coses about
the 18th ofAugust they will with the commencement u
the next volume Issue daily paper.
Misunderstanding this enterprise we have make
siderable outlay, hut Indemnify US, confidently
claim support which will encourage in this new
field of labor and, We trust, usefulness. 8 -1sl Z
Ii unnecessary particulsrize the Inducements the
DAnY vfscsrAs will present for the patronage of the
connunity- THAT prefer il should speak for itself
The Semi-W eekly vlReSlAS win OF continue
be published and the increased labor thus thrown up
it, being made up from the Daily viii contn more
reading matter.
The Daily will be delivered City and all other sub
scrhers who have daily nails for week after its pub
LEGATION, during which time they will be waited upon
hen they inform it they willing to change
their subscriptions from the SrmiWeekly tho Daily
Those who desire do either call at the Office
inform by letter as il would trouble
The size viii be nearly that the Richmond Times
Terms $6 per
July -. TERRY & SHIELDS.
~ We surhorzed To announce CHARLES
WINGFIELD n indidaie 3the Office of Constable ia
the 9Th District of Campbell county, in place of r.
Walker. resigned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

yU,,o, pc.,r p,,ops o.-,,p,r
wup.T A. ~ ~
EIoTp '. .aa'at n'i se. pm"
&C. -, s "",S "'.,, p,'''e "i.'."' ne ,ds'
COIN '.,i;.I ca ~ So, W. IN "'a 49, ~
r -. ,fl' w ''s' '''S' '"eiee
CORN MEKJ so.Eor,,.b.,
0aTSE,n 49,, wv ~ '"'A'
ovr ~
rISII 1t.
ez7E D. - "a, - III" ~ =. ~. LIES g." ~
~ sir 81, 80 ~ ~ ~ Fo2' w. - s'"2' =
,pn pt' Ia, :" ,oIo ,,,,
n,C0N S., ~ "a, :,
% "'i' Ut i'a ~ 'e'''''''""'"eis' 't' g.
MAJ A2SSpS c.,.oo.a,
ao'aJ,,H '"ee' ""'' -'"--e' NC" oiieai 3
CTANo-pa.;. ,sI .,,...
CorFEr p p'Hs'an aoa non, WHIT, n, Ga. u.
goo5 10 ,,,ine o. ~ ~
CLOVER SEED-ssI Ga
SAJTEFr,u .t',ra q AZ. s,a' fro,, ,.,.rrstan,as
SI1CaR-Ne, Orleans s,e ,,,.,. Pr, H.. ,c /
cant.
UAv-Nr,Io.n i; hale. e ,,s d, e 49,. .
Al 10
IRON-p;e I,nn saa IN an ,..o.I;, ., anal, . .
Sveeds se5 nor ton. Enolisl, IN. T,ed..n, Rirm, "a
,n.I;,, ~
ARRIVED. July "a 1852.
Schr G 7 Brown, Mckee. New York. hay
Schr Jno L Watson. Cambern. New York, hay
Scbr Gen Worth. Travers. Baltimore
Steamer Pennsy vana, Bayuore, Philadelphia to Ma We
SAILED
Schr flcnrico, futile, New York mdz. d Currie
Schr Nebraska, Perine. Philadelphia. coal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29

Grace Grcenw ood who sailed in the Allan
tic for Liverpool, with Madame Jenny Lind
Goidschmidt and husband writes thus of the
Swedish Nightingale. in letter to the Ma
ional Era:..
.For the first few days Of our voyage. she
seemed sineularly shy and reserved. have
SEEN her sit hour after hour by herself in some
,nfrequenied part ofsi.e vessel. looking out over
the sea. Eufien wondered If her thoughts were
hen busy with memories of her slorinus ca.
-eer--ifshe were living over herpast tiumphs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29

Lynchburg Lodge |. O. OF.
Manteo do do
Pendc,on Division Sons Of Temperance.
Abnr CIopton do do do
Lynclburg do do do
Young Mems Debating Society.
Lynchburg Hoso Company.
Citizens aud Strangers fnot.
do do in carriages.
do do horsebuck.
The Chief Marshal will appear with black sc,rf and
the assstan, Mushals with white scarf. trimmed with
black all on horseback. The committee earnestly re-
commend the prompt attention f the different Assoc
tons enumerated above, be in fu | force the
ground at the hour appoiuted-aud they furthermore
cordially invite the Volunteer Companies of the country
named above appear the day and occupy the places
assigned them.
The progression will be formed Thursday. the Goth
July, precisely o'clock Third Street in front OF
Masonic la-and will proceed thence up third
to West street, thence Main and along Main
street 10 Turnpike alley up that alley TO third street and
| thence To the third street NJ. E. Church.
The moving Of the Procession will commence by n
signal of three successive guns by detachment of the
Artillery Company stationed On the Court House hill,
succeeded by during the march of the procession
IL is requested that the door> of all public places be
closed and business suspended during the march OF the
| procession.
The lower part Of the Church will be occupied by
the Ladies' d the the front and Of the
Pnlpt-thc pluce assigned the Choir, by the Band.
liennng and Valentine will attend the Church
| to carry his arrangement.
jya6 IT d. ROBES. Chief Marshal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29

Tie Ertradition Case A'tcmpted Rcscve
New York. July &c.
The case of kaine has been postponed I'M
II next Wednesday. A mob, composed Of
lrisl'men. attempted rescue, but police
force. consisting Of 400 armed men. repulsed
the ASSISTANTS. and lodged the prisoner in Jail
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29
From the Richmond Whir.

"PowHATAa HoUsE.-The complimentary Oord in
regard to the Of this House b highly
gratifying ,he worthy Proprietor, Mr.. c. L. Dibrc
from the fact thnt it entirely voluntary act on tho
part Of the signers-s reception by Mr. d. being the
first intimation of such intention tieir part. We
can add Testimony 10 that Of the gentlemen who
have paid Mr. ID. compliment just ia itself and ten
dered ia de'irnie." IN 22-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29

DIR. ROBERT EARLY.
INm Dentist,
UNIVERSITY OF MAINLAND

Has removed his office MS RESIDENCE
on Main street. and one square above Dibre's Hotel
iy i2-3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29
r lCORICE.
DIEDMONT WORkS-A ELLISON If Pro
l. psTetOr.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sash Blind and Dor Facfory,
MIL and Machine Work.
l. 1

Null and Machine Work.
Iron Turning md Fitting.
Biaehonfhing Of all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up at great expense
with steam power and large variety o machinery for
working wood and iron, form the most complete esta
iishment of the kind in the Southern States and Gun
execute better work and at cheaper than be
in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending build, supplied with
Doors, Blinds Window Frame. and Sash (primed ,nd
glazed if reqnired) Mouldings. Flooring dressed anc
tongue and grooved ready for aging dressed Ceiling
snd Misunderstanding Palings and variety of other
materials required in building 1e-f
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars Der
rick Gearing, Wheelbarows Picks and Bnrs nd other
Tools required upon Public WWks. tta '-rfa4 r4
Constantly hand and for sale, reasonable terms
a varieties Of Flooring and other Lumber woi ked or
unworked. Saving and Planning done order. Bills
of Timber sawed TO order.
Ian Lift. s.l NETTIETON Agan,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29

TuE CASE OF THE BRoTHERs RAND-On
Saturday Ed. w. Rand and J. w. Rand ere
broush, before Judge Meredith of,he Circuit
Superior Court. upon writs Of haJeas corpus.
and it was decided that they should have a
hearing. The only lew testimony elected in
this second examination. was given by o. II.
Rand, and officer Ingalls, of Boston. The tcs.
imnny of o. Il. Rand corroborated The evil
Ience Of his Two brothers. while Mr.. I. stated
that hich he had not The opportunity before
of doing. that Ahram w. Rand told him in
Boston that he rece, ed the FIVE $50 notes en-
closed in letter from his lhbther o RI. Rand.
Al 10 o'clock Saturday evening the examina.
ton of witnesses and arguments of counsel
ended. and the court refused to discharg.. eth
-r Of the accused, and they we're remandcd to
jail to await the order OF the Governor that
will send them to Portsmouth for trial.-Rich.
DispatcA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29
LATE NEWS.


| 000Ep SuDG XOB0GyS88s
On Saturday, sssening. dbou, o'clock, the
Rev. NJ. RylanJ, pasror Of the African. Bap-
Itist Church. of W hich Jane Williams i amem-
er, visited her. and exhoriel her to make
|aeace with God. a. she would undoubtedly pe
|bung jane replied that she intended doing So
| md that there was something on her mind
shich she wished To tel him. Thrrenpon. she
plated that she alone murdered Mrs Winston
|lni her daughter. and inflicted the wounds up
a Mr.. Winstons head. She cxculpaied her
'us',snd entirely. stating that he wa- asleep
= The lime she committed the bloody dee.l and
Knew nothing of its preparation. She did not
|so into the partic ulars Of the transaction then.
Y est.rday. by request. Mr. Stake. her jaiior.
questioned her conc erning the matter, and she
lao made full and prompt confession TO him of
,'nimiiting the murder She also told him
|,he particulars Of the trsnsac,ionr She sail
hat lirile lrfprs. da yireak, and in advance of
|ter usual hour Of rising, .he rose without dis
|frrl'ing her husband. procured the broadedgrd
|hstchet, entered the house. proceeded TO Mr..
.Vinsfon's room. aud commenced her fendish
shors by knocking Mr.. Winston senseess-
He scarcely struggled. On leaving him. she
teppeJ around the bed. and Commenced cut
my into tie head Of Mrs Winston Mrs. WIS
spugglee were so great, that Jane says she in
iicted stronger anil more frequent blows upon
'er head ,4an she did upon Mr.. VS.. in order
o silence her quickly. She then killed the in
ant, washed off the blond. aud laid it in the
-adle. She then washed The blood of Of the
'aIchet. hid it and then gave the alarm. Jane
urher stated that she considered she had been
i-treuted by Mr.. and Mrs. Winston, and had
been brooJing over her bloody revenge for
some time. The devil. she stated, had such
oossession Of her last Monday morning, thai
abe believed she could have wen, further than
she did. i necessary. She denies stealing the
watch and coihing.as our reporter understood.
She will probably reiierate her Confession ia
al o" Tuesday next. when brought up for
trial.-Rich. Dispahch.