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nus hCNh SURE, itb Hd'H ffSFf.
III. MAH-UtLL BNNII--, FJTRENOLOOLST re,peot
" fully Informs his euis ana the public. that he will
~ hcimohd t the city iip:e dOug Those,
fore, VITO desire HE viii please call Immediately
poses to perfect dcneAon o character having had Large
experience IN hrs profession.
d. tor Bys ha any complimentary notices from the press
and from IT science, he BEEN
pleased 70 shoe to any On" WHO Will call upon him
Ch'rth nos-aiW
ruND fAWNikit- NND PI.tNIEIIr-av been appointed
N the sale Robert j. Improved premium
C'rn Psnr prepared 10 take justly
brated Planter ~ Baltimore ptirrr We
store and certificates nuuurrsJc tasyng expedition
ahd regularity In ptniirE, DURABILITY aud simplicity
too Ac The above mentioned Pshrt been awarded ~
premiums A. STATE Agricultural Fairs Of Sew Yok, Pennsylvania
ohio, Maryland and Virginia
warmer aud Pauttts visiting the particularly invited
% call AEDHEW JOHNSTON q co,
nos No ~ Main street.
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t. We fear the judges, in the hurry and hustle Of the
large crowd, and uuaccustomcd they their
position overlooked some articles that really deserved
premium. Mr Theodore " Dawson OF Fauquier, showed
US some very fine specimens of Wool from his merino
ewes that il opinion b. surpassed for hnencss
beauty by any Geccc in the United States but owing
to some mistake somewhere do find Mr. Davisons
pen of reported all by the committee fine wool
Mr. D. refused thirty dollars head for his F'
dls, when the premium pen of sold for eig
dollars piece only. The thing happened with
Mr. D4yi>os pen OF lambs, which he sold for ;wentyiv,
dollars per head when the premium lambs sold for
only dollars and fifty cents per head. We well
how the committee may have overlooked this gentle
mans contribution in the excitement of the scene, and
merely mention for the purpose OF placing Mr. DAvSOn
stock in their right position before the woolgo~ns
ton of our country friends. Mr.. Dawson has devoted
many years of his life this Increasingly valuable branch
of agriculture with great success he informed u,
he realized last year clear profit OF eight hundred dol
l4rs from iock of loo pure Spanish Meriuos.
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TnE Hos. DASEL :. DicEiSsaN is out in letter to
Southern gcutIen,an-Jujge Moron of Georga-giving
his views OF ia, split in the Democratic party lie pay
his respects. the Administration and is Frccso 4vori,e,
ir terms Of Condemnation worthy Of noble and ndcpen-
dent patriot We a le TO publish day. Dem.
ocr'tis testimony against the Administration comes 80 thick
and fast that fear shall be unable TO give all Our
Southern Democratic friends will please excuse the oni,
sioi. We disposed to do the best to accom-
n,0latc hen ia this line, for know they will be kcI
in the dark mach possible with respect those i'm
portan developments, 10y the journals Of their party
PESM,xsuIr.-Profe.sor Mhlsr with whom PEG.
PIE became acquainted years since is again in Rich
monI and has taken in Mr. Pratts Diguerreo:ypc
Gallery. lila accomplishments as p,HmaH are uuque-
toned and unquos.io1able We have most
beautiful specimens from has hand - son.e indeed
that have seen surpassed. We feel en-
tirey at liberty to recommend him in urqui.fcd
Terms to the people of Richmond. We shall take
occasion in dAy two, when are less crowd
ed than al present. 10 publish something's that have
been said of him elsewhere See his advertisement ia a..
other column.
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}. d. F.

PUuLc SsSTfNEST.-Evcry day, and from almost every
traveller hear that the party technically known
as the "s,-, but properly denomna,cd the f. &c
sCr' rcpudi,cl by the good honest well,hinkirg
people Of the country. With them the people con.
meet the prosecutions OF those good, truehearied
and patriotic men, wio through good aud evil report
have stood hy the national democratic party-who have
In sunshine aud in darkness, upheld and vinlcated the
rghtI guafaoec1 10y the Constitution and the principles
promuig w. the great democracy 81 the nation With
these irccspgrs aud their aiirts aud ahctpr they
the dcnuuciona of those patriots who figured
u the EuIlo Platform times. onspi'uou, opponents
Of the abolition Van BIfcu fanatics and DE- organizers
We do not -iy 20 irr Effect. bat -pc,k the truth
when declare tlnt uculy alive may say a the trty.
elers with tho subject concur i1 swing
that public sentiment AMI public sympathy In favor Of
the national democrats U New York, and that tic circular
Of Mr. Guthrie and the removal Of in igc Brpr arc uni
VERBALLY regarded capita; AID almost criminal crror.
From many reliable gentlemen, who attended tho agri
cultural ihr now going on u the city Of Richmond and
visited 10y such largo couc0ursc Of intelligent and res
pect1bc citizens Of Virginia hear that there really
but opinion about these things.
Another gentleman, Who has recently travelled breo
thousand miles through various parts Ofthe nitei Satcp
informs W. that hr heard but opinion expressed IN re-.
litiou 20 'he7c natter This IL no cNagceration but
strictly the TRUTH aud doubt not that will .oof come
in such orn convince every Who has eyes TO
see, or ears 10 hear Washington Sentinel
ESiNyrSG CouRr This Court met yesterday pursu1nt
TO adjournment for the purpoc q further hearing the
OF Richard Sidle charged with nnictng bodily wound.
upon Thomas Tatem, aud Anderson Perkinson charged
with cutting, st'bbing and woundng Vim Love on tho
/ 4th October. The Court was composed Of Recorder
/ Grgg and Justices McIwaine, Hinton, PEBBLES and
Wthers. After hearing the evidence and arguments ol
counsel IN the case Of Sider decided 10 send him
on Tor trial 20 the Superior Court aud lac ruled into
tecogbznce Of $3.50 Tor hs appearance accordingly
Ills bail was Soaer. Perknson was also sent foI
further trial. and required enter recognizlnce oil
800 Tor his appearance before the Superior Court III.
securities we're Robert Carnes and WIN Marks.
Council FOR the Commonwealth In the Of Sidler
WIN Watkins Eco NJ Watson being necessarily aLseat
/ Tor the prisoner, james Alfred Jones, Esq.
In the case Of Perkiusyn, Wslkius Esq. for the
prisoner and James Allied Jone', Esq for the Common
' WealIb.-Pd mt Nov. g.
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The Boston insurance Offices have sustained losses
amounting @, 100000 wi,bo a week on four -hips
the Frauci, Of Narbehcsd the President VIM sturges,
and Lapland.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-08

It's sail that silver nine has been discovered IN
sianly county, Norh Carons which i. immensely rich
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~ We are reqlestsd 70 state that pcrsoos having
proxies to represent absent stockholders in the yirgins
Central Railroad Company in the meeting to be held cn
the iO instant requested leave them at tue Office
" Ibe company before the day Of meeting.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-08

ALET., LcUpoUN HAVP.HIEN RlmEoAD.-The results
oi the surveys Of the Alexandria, LOudoun snd Hampshire
Railroad Company, learn, continue he grat
lying The passage Of ie Scu,h Branch Mountain with
comparatively easy grades, Is no longer cuncctura says
~ tier IN the Alexandria Gazette, ''aS of the hues
the western slope las been successfully the
River, opposite the mouth of Mill Greek aud near the
Northwestern Turnpk" bridge. This line passed within
quarter OF mile OF Romney The second line will be
run out in few days TO crossing of the river between
the upper and lower Hanging Rocks The line from Pad
dytc~n, up Limestone Run, Kuobly. and
south Branch River 10y way of Mil Greek. already
out nearly 10 MccLauicturg aud has hy this unci
junction with the above uc. The Engineer here
been very successful in surrounding all difficulties within
the prescribed limits OF grade anu curvature be-
yonf his own expectations"
The part under Mr Richard Randolph, which is now
at Smokers Gap will BE- transferred the survey the
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~ BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION TIL. IN ruIus at 10
o'elock,by DUNLOP MoNCURE 4 CO., Auat..
w '
0NiDENp-Thr James River Manufacturing Company have
IL hls day declared dividend Of
Its Of the last mouths ending the St
stockholders on s,TrRpAy, i2th INST, at my Office.
no>-St' e. II. BENTLEY, Agent.
lyme GUN POWDER AND BLACK TEA, for sale h-
H nos JOHN n. GORDON a
urNOit LNNt1lBCRG.-Th- Canal Rat
UNiON, Capt Piunke ready tn
receive freight. and will leave wlnSTsp,r, $500
full 2 full. A lEE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-08

The Agricultural Fair Of Loudoun, held Lce-burg
"Wednesday last, attended by large crowd Of per.
sous and the exhibition every way credabie to the
farmers and citizens vi the good old couLty-a county
surpassed 10y suy within the broad limits of the Com
IuouweA,tA.--i icr Gazette, Nor :.
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JOSEPH JOHNSON.

NvIGiNit:Ata Circuit of
athe Coart House In the said city Saturday June 25h
Thomas Anler and Philip 81 George Amber,
the last will and Of fdward Amber, deceased
said Thom1s NJ Amber in his right, William NJ Amber
hOncuTe Catharine G. C.
las, and Elizabeth H. mia WIFE, Francis D. Brooke Gabrielle
hi' wife and William Joynes administrator Mary smith,
deceased,
iyIigst
William NJ Amber, administrator With the
Amber deceased, Philip ST Amber admnistra
tor 81 John Amber deceased John Amber and Richard
Amber, Del-n
Tits this day to BE- beard the
read ui
Of the int Tiocntory decree entered herein the
second day ~ jane, eighteen hundred
there Is exception, and On
alteration whereof the Court doth report and
doth adulge order and decree, that the Philip
Ambler administrator of John Ambe deceased do
fore OF the q this Court further
his administration of his nteta which
COnimis directed
the Court with srciay deemed
neni by himself which be required by Of the parties
10 he stated ACopy-Irstr:
IL,
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UpINFOHD MAYO BLAIR Invite the attention Of ~, r
ficnds and the public generally new stoot q Pail
aud Winter DrV Goods, consisting In part Of
Brown and Bleschef sheetings, shirtings aud Drills
Cotton OEnaburgs Paid D0mescs
FuiedHerseys, satines and Tweed for Negro clothing
white aud Clored Bsnkets Pine BED do Crib DO
white and CNored Quilts COunterpalns checks
nannels, Of every color aud quality
Irish Linens Table Darask and Napkins
So 100 and i24 Linen sheetlngs
Rreneh and English Mernoes Persian Cloths. III color,
Hack and ColOrsd Alpacas D'Laines and Cashmere.
Blaek Canton Cape. for Lades' Dresses
botnhaHines, Black and Fancy silks, Plain
Black and Colored Cluths for 4 aides Cloaks
gS yery rich aud handome Ckth Coai for Iad.
Also Black and COlorsd Cloths yelyes r mailing
Goats '' Wv "-,'"s A-1''s
Black and Coorsd Cloths and cas.meres for entr,, .r
oss.ime.s, sk and Satin YssilnEs, of srsst varIsty
oe1-oim
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parties Interested
fed TO attend once In the city Of Richmond. day
January ls& 10 o'clock with
ensble perform the duties required by decree
nos
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A6VtRSIER wANTED-A nTstrAt. Uverseer Is wanted No
~ one nes apply unless he well f
ey, sUbrey and ncrncy Ia the management of
where aud wheat AT ~ chic cultivated
I. POLLOK BURGwYS olye.ian-,
u.r,.
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~ In,.lNi, EXCIIsioR- AGRIcULTUR,I. sr,rt

NLhGNit ENCtIsioh-AGRIcULruRAL STATE PAIR
Where Is u Farmer that pride, that III not Vi
Richmond the ist Of Mower enru,u sn
never existed than AT present throughout Dominica
The subscriber Irmrrly Of Abs
stand No 49, M-in street large Ready
Made Clothtn. comprising article and
Furnishing House lie invite. all intending visit city
call and examine h stock which gotten style that
not be surpassed known world His .toel il
entirely large and being up the coed. mu,t suJ
shall be sold at unusually i0to prices want "
very great bargains, will call on j. ID. GOODMAN,
=. No 1874 Main street. opposite Easie Square.
BAso large stock Of hand which will DC sold
at . small advance costs. g. ID a.
ocll
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~ again onrr services
for the hirnFout OF their year Aud
our punetnaly paying hires
committed
who have been kind
fore To residing the
II Is important that should be Informed early praeabe
oil the number Of servants their
homes and good prices for hen o.
We viii
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KorrnLl.Cy sM1 OF GI,E, srnMo LAMP. ~ rrE

Il UIsIt' NNIsEs t.KFEN rFNING land, THE
II COUNTY OP LOUlSA-ilaving puTcha.ed another II
land, DESTROYS OF selling cent
This contains three hundred and
O
heart Of the Green 1t is sy thing
about the fertility Of the SELL quality
known To the eoultry All the out budng, the place,
stables and
capable
a dwelling good Of pair
publicly wit
ursday the LIST day Of December.
fer sale, the the
place. together with all stock Of description
will be made the
dred AMI ~ q
which be upon same day
ay address Is Louisa Court House
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OhsE srOIEN-S3O Dollars ltcward-on Thur,IAy
the 18th o. this month (ocoaerJ hired HORSE man
Calling himself W. Brown for day; and hearing nothing
from him or the horse since presume he from
parts en- the best Information left 4,
not his right lie has been passing
smith, and had short time received
session letters addressed Oscar Smith.
by VII m he vas employed, short time since,
surry county that his Jamrs Smith,
Campbell county Val that his parents liy thse
der the impression he a
about % old should suppose
brown hair ani ioicrabie m whskers
dish or burnt - nie and white
PLAIN and had With him 'ho gun The oEsT 10 chestnut
rel about medium size, I'm good white
his face and each side neck
have been left from fula. The Saddle Of black
all lwi the abIve the
and Appreh' non and conviction ir
Horse alone
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T5>iE HOME PAPER. A LITERARY AND FAMILY NEws.
n PAPER, Published In t,c city OF Richmond.

Cnbs oi ten - " hi'sen,. ~
ADVERTISEMENTS
OF square, rs lines BREWER sure,
fHs
In order place IL within the
tion price will be, lin advaneeJ ONLY ONE DOLLAR
App ndcI TO The He Pt~r Will be IdreSfisiHg Medium
gotten uPin the taost strik3gg aud ai,dcfiestyle.
the circulation OF ne Iwe Idpcr never
THREE THOUSAND COPIES Aord the portion Of
the community suecesuy
ing with the public generally.
" A. GALLATER, Pub!sher.
" once at Colin Sowan, South Eleventh
II rrcAn Hotel. Bos-eAwW
HTEw AusiC-P II. TAYLORh Just received following
~ ami brilliant compositions ~ the distinguished PiaList,
Alfred Jasi performing Madame sontAg Concerts with
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IN az A5o iB-. ssirIflfiliD Blt0N. hog round.
1oSND0DOf for sale las wiSssrS%

"nisKEy, Mola.s-. Rum Codn,h ciec,s Maclcr. Mitch
w ellis Fancy Candies, aher sl-Ar Uoo,, Nols.,
superior CosnAe brandy. for sale by
NOT
AN0-GUANo-soo Tor sale to arrive ia next
~ ten DAYS. Price t1G delivered Richmond Depots
or at the basin. 'F'''
moi
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s0 - Negro lad DCs. quite blarl slim m
Sih scar believe under the eye about nve feet
I'VE CT sN tEehss high When spoken look
and scEaiehhs head lie enqung boatnsn on
WINS creek, and believe lac Is with
PR badly now about Rchmond. The ala TO
any Que who viii deliver the said Negro dollat
confined ia JAN, 50 that get him. IlJGtI NJ. PErTUs
"cEN-cSv Cunb. rland Court House.
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"OpD BouLDIs. Aae,nsy ~ La VIII continue 70 rrae.
Wv the Court n Appeals Al Richmond. We attend
District Petersburg ynchurg and me cir.
cult Courts Of Chaott Campbell Neckenbufg Halifax
Post once for the present Msssng Ford Charlotte county Va
2f-2autw
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BEVERLY Il. PoX.


ID charged with publishing Abolition story
in ''rHE HONE PAPER u Is due friends
accusation. those who this
but there who iund the
the ssra' ALLUDED furnish both the
its intention. immemoriAI
attacking error;
ahlOuy parodied style Cow,y aud
other That mode Of ,airsing
appropriate such deiOrmed
Toms Cabin aud therefore has been adopted thu
Acontempt for that Action The
OF NrgiuAn whose whole have lived
since colonization number "Te
Home Paper, the burl--que will sneak itself
D.. A. GALLAiER, Pgbli,hcr of "THe H,lae Paper"
~ 1.-THE second number will be published at
o'clock. Once Of "The Home Paper" Colin SOwIan
18th street, n Hotel. cit
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PtNNsTLNhNIA roulhu 80 torncr 81 MARK, street hn
West Penn square phiadelphsThis College,
by the L'ratufc April 1855 designed 10 anord thorough
Prfcssional E1ucaon Students intended Tor Engineering
Mining, Agriculture, and the Mechanical and Chemical Arts
The 1ruse that the Lectures Chemistry and ~
will be- In the Lecture Room
the College by 1oes.or ALFRED LkE ktNNtDY, ~. u 81
Tuesday November i i2out NJ and be continued Mon
Tueayr and rrdays throughout the Fsson
The Analytical Laboratory Is also open tnr slulen. IN Practices
Chemistry. MTIHhW NhNkiHk,
President Board Of Tsustees
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-03-29
no FANNY, ,,1,., Fern.

sE A .replyfto the article in the True
iFlago of October 80, entitled I" "Bache.
ilor .Hottsekeeping.n]
Beg pardon Fan, but cannot
stand it anylonger! You're bring
ing us s'old bachelors out in a horrid
fix. Ragged dressin g.gowp e IN
sshorn beard = and worst of an
ssscoWlng face -to which last
charge, | for one plead not guilty.
Why, it's just as snat'ral for ME to
look pleasant, as it is for the sun
to- shine -if you don't believe me,
drive round this way some day and
see for yourself.
g You pity us, do you? Well, it
looks like pity when you take the
better part Of mankind, to make
laughing stock for the whole female
creation, saint and sinner --merciless
pity, that.
!. .Out Of elbows, out Of sorts, &c.,
&c. Nowif you want to see a man
'out of Sorts follow home that family
man that goes 'strutting past poor
hen.pecked, curtain lectured family
mani! No wonder he holds UP his
head like 'chan.icleer,' when, he
gets out. He feels free once more,
almost like himself again unless
just as he meets an old chum, he
sees prints of .baby's' fingers on his
shirt bosom, or finds piece Of Char.
ley's candy sticking to his coat. Oh,
joys of welded life |! We amt un.
der'Sconviction| yet can't be fright,
eaea into the matrimonial noose,' nc
how.
ass a traid to ask woman to haze
them for fear she'll sag No! Now,
I've been appointed committee oi
fourteen, to tell you ats no suc1
thing! Haven't the least fear oi
woman before our eyes; wouldn't
1. believe the deaf critters if they dl;;d
say Hadn,'t ne, a long tirnt
j go ahens2e thoughk ,sonian ,sai
\ gust Whatshe seemed ID BE, - adm
We q dear little loving creature that
we wrote poetry to, serenaded, and
all that-and didn't she alzeciieoe US
4 Who'd be afraid Of hearing a woman
say mo 7 after he'd been said syes
to, as sweet as lip could say it, ant
then .5ilted. That's what makes som.
'old BACHELORS and if the sisters ii
general keep clear conscience,
pity them. Their 'sufferings' mus
be 'intolerablc.
AN OLD. BACHELOR.
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TIl! 90. 9 J, ]

to the house, but we're refused
have let gentlemen over tiie wall Of
my garden, on their telling me that
the woman would not let them ID.
Mr.. J ones came QUITO speak to them,
and said he could not admit them.
They were nephcws Of fsthe deceased 81
and said they particularl wished toll
take Mr.. Jones away. as they under
stood his life wasfin danger.
Hammond, who also lived next. door
to Mr.. Jones, detaile lat some lengtls
the particulars Of what she saw and
heard Of the housskceper and tic
deceased. She said that on tiiss
night on which Mr.. Jones died, she
was much disturbed by} the quarrel,
ling between him and the housek keep
er. In the course of the night. She
was awoke by one of these qnarfels.
From the voices she could distinctly
tell that there were only Dir. ones
and his housekeeperin the room the ih
back parlor) at the time. Distinctly.
heard the latter talk angrily, and
heard Jones say, aOh, whatsdo YOU,
say?' Immediately after this She
heard heavy fall on the floor, and
was followed by perfect death,like, 81;
lence, during which witness did not
hear even breathing Or whisper
This was broken by the bousekeeper3
opening the door and admitting some
persons to her assistance, as she.
could distinctly hear several voices,
and, for the remaining part of the
morning, the noises from the room.
appeared TO be most unpleasant. The
fact that this old man was oyer so
years old, and that he had died from
the violence of his housekeeper Was
. proved conclusiyely. The woman
was committedsto prison for trial -
! Old MIR; j Jones was worth near one one
/ hundred thousand : dollars, all Of.
! which he had WilIed to this brutal
Wom9 81 lis nieces and nenlieiwss
4 hnEs ahalit ssseh giSe III
III lem In his ,siilSS
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Murder of I, Rich Old Gentle
nllnlk by 1iis EHollsek eeper.

nnaaiE by Siis Hollsekeeper.
The English papers are filed with
tho details of the murder Of a rich
old bachelor by the name of William
Jones by his housekesper, a middle
aged woman named Elizabeth Wick.
ers. It appears that Mr.. Jones had
lived so long swith Elizabeth that he
thougt he could not possibly live
without her, and she had got in the
habit of drinking, and whea she was
drunk she abused him. The old man
was nearly helpless, and he was SO
attachad to Mrs. Yickers that when
ever she threatened to leave him he
would entrcat her not to abandon
him. One witness testified that she
would lock him up when she went
away, and that if he got out she
would whip him terribly. She was
frequently seen dragging him through
the garden by his gray hairs. Mrs.
Annie Gray,a a next door neighbor,
said: | knew Mr.. Jones we'll, but
never had conversation with him
but twice. The first time, in July, I
told him | was sorry to see him so
poorly and in6rm, and added that it
was pity to see him in the state he
was in. His reply to me was, /" l
am q miserable man." / told him
that ifhc wanted anything and tapp,
ed at the wall, I would render him
all the assistance i'm my power. [
have often heard cries in his house.
Mr.. Jones and his housekeeper used
to have serious disputes about money
matters. ! have heard the latter
say, "Givc me the money and let
mo CO." At other times I heard
her beat the old man. Jones used
to say her, "Don't leave me-" |
distinctly heard the sound of slap
on tho face which the housekeepor
gave him. Ihave frequently heard
them quarrel and heard the deceased
utter the cries Of ''murder" on two
or three occasions. In one these
quarre!s | heard tho housekeoper say,
Give me the money and let me go,''
and his reply was, Don't leave me;
cannot lose YOU" She then asked
him how he dared to cote Mr.. Key
his lawyer. The old man not an
sWering her, heard several blows
and sroans, as il they came flom 3
! person in intense agony I have
seen genttelncn apply for admission