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For THE VINO,
To the Teachers of Richmond.

The dignity and responsibility of your Office is sccor
only to that which is of special divine appointment and
which pertains 10 the education OF the religious as yo, IS
to the intellectual immortality This proposition is not
made 10 admonish you, but to give force proposition
wish submit for your consideration. 4 Convention
Of TEACHERS in Virginia has been often talked Of and now
publicly proposed. No doubts that il might be AT
tended with great good to the of Education But
how eau it be effected! lnthis way
l. Let the Teachers Of Richmond take the matter in
hand and cOnsummatcit.
.. Let them designate day early ia JnIy, when the
Teachers Of the State will be generally in the commence
ment of their vacations, and Richmond for The place Of
meeting.
g. Let them arrange the whole plan 10y Committees
Let places for boarding while i'll the city be on tn.
most yorabc terms for the teachers while here that the
expenses may not deter any from giving their attendance
Let the Railroad companies be consulted and the sam.
privileges secured which readily accorded to
ventons for great public Objects and all the preparatory
details arranged and published. We will come down H.
force ani compare notes. aud learn that we may teach
better. This is untricd experiment. Other State,
have practiced it successfully. Why not we? Nv name
might adj influence to this proposal with some partial
friends hut it may he enough tat though now superan
nulel, sign sell emeritus.
A COUNTRY TEACHER
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Main nrcet. Richmond. virginia.


pey not harbor not 10 mind sentence OF fools, pbi
o'opJ that adAcdse will get well Of itself or that you
with certain medicines Tor dollars Bssare how You
per with your general welfare
ne wa ana vicious youths, Why will ye pers, In dosing with
ihe gy """se1fH0 compounds daily preferred thereby psr
ns your appetite and digestion, Destroying you
wen " phycaJ when cured with few dose, Of
SAINT medicinesG
We ake' Of every age and condition. Why will We suffer and
pine aud drag out miserable existence united for the ejoD
fsod even ordinary pHrs Of You who are thus
hJeu Ana wish TO be restored to health ygor by
once pleasant and estus should consult DR. MoRRts His
success 10 chronic de has been greater
physician on bis day Many who been for years amcted
WIN disease or consequences resulting excess have
restored 10 health aud Vigor under his really scientific
mould personal interview be Objectionable state your
IN Triting-enoose Ave dOars-addrsss Dr. W. NJ HoRRIa
through the Post Office, Nashville Tenn psotsge OF med
eines securely put up will lie privately and with dispatch
fall directions herewith, and no questions acted.
Persons living at distance acted with eeroaa Old III.
GERS fe'te Cancers Piles, Pua In Ano Gravel Structures
dee or any disease Whatever Of aggravated or
character can be cured at home BY consulting DR. MORRIS BIZ
letter, post paid, enclosing Zee Medicines pleasant and
SAFE cant sent mail TO any part Of the United States
Particular attention given
Ladies' who may be aced with Irregularities Flour anu, or
Whites Proiapsus Uers Palng Womb would do val
aside all false dsleaey ronp,y consult the Doctor
0psg t6dyydnteJl
Once oyer Inurance Once Cedar street near the Pos,
~'' ' WV ~ uP"h"' oo22-dly
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tn Some busy people curious to know whether
Col Morgan advised the decapitaton Of d. Broocks.
Weaye no means Of gratifying this curiosity II he adj
Vised he act however, may very safely conclude that
he did not approve the reason to wit that years was
long enough in oce-unless suppose tile Col tired Of
longer residence in the Pententary and to desirou.
OF experiencing the pleasant sensations aendnga rota
ton lie has been domcilnted there, think some 20
years. which must seem to his EIcelencya shocking out
rage to the democratic principle Of rotation 30 cruelty
applied TO tue Dr-and il may he that the ORA fate is
only prelude TO more fearful vengeance ON a greater
because older offenders. We await DEVELOPMENTS with
lively interest
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General War,

The London Times Of the 25th Dec states that Turkey
accepts the popo7tons Of the four power to send an
embasador to treat Of peaee but says that se will no.
consent to renew tie treaties which have heretofore er
a'ed between her aud Russia At the moment then
('ays the Tine when the proposal OF the Vienna Con.
ference in some sort accepted by Turkey the breach
becomes wider, and the difference more irreconciaLle
than Il beforen
From the general tone Of the Tine' It appears, that IN
tue opinion OF that paper general war is inevitable
Austria VIII side with Russia, and she may rely upon il
lays the Times that on her dominons the first and
heaviest fetnbnton will fall" Prussia will probably take
part with England and France Sweden which holds the
key TO the Baltic, trembes in the balance Both parcs
are eager to gain her.
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COyGRgss-ys,n,v

10 Monday.
The House Of Representatives passed very import bill
to secure the rights Of citizenship 10 tho children of Gill;
Nens born out oithe limits Of the United States
After the dispatch Of other business the IIousc
refused 70 take the private calendar but went mid
Committee OF the Whole to consider the reference of The
Presidents Message Mr. Ewing, Of Kentucky occupied
the floor Tor nm hour in objections to that portion of ,b
Message which relates 10 the laying Of tonnage duties on
domestic for the support Of internal improve
meots lie considered the suggestion only as ncon
stitutional hut nonstrous.
The House then spent some time In consideration Of
the bill prescribing the manner Of appointing the Assi,
t1nt Secretary OF the TreasuTya substitute for which
providing that the law should be prospective and app
cable only when vacancy occurred, was proposed and
adopted and the bill Wis then rejected by vote Of 40 to
lO7. w. "
The House ljournej over to Monday
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FANCY GLASS WORKING ErnIuIrIoN Messrs Waoj
r. Hes will commence their exhibition of Fancy tlas, Blow
ing today This is of the greatest novelties of tho
anu vii" no doubt attract crowds of people and "a
peeialiy tho children, who will be very mrch
pleased with the exhibition of specimens, with tho
steam engine, aud with the glass spinning operation At tho
rate OF u mile minute. They are at Old F.L,x. nan
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rk SrSArr, SATURDAY. the following joint resolution
was taken up, on motion ofMr. Old: Resolved by tho
"enerai Assembly, that the Board OF Public Works iu
s'ruct all the state directors In all railroad or NAVIGATION
OF other companies in which the state has any
interest as stockhoder to vote for resolutions as dir.e
tors In such companies forbidding all officers of such
companies to receive pay any Bank corporation OF
Individual notes OF les' denomination an Eve dollars,
In receiving OF paying money Tor such companies.
Mr. Parker moved to amend the resolution by Inserting
alter the word dollar tue words "or any individual
note Of amy denomination whatever.
The adoption Of the resolution was advocated Inv Mr.
o'u' anu opposed by Messrs. Ward and witcher. Tho
nour Tor taking up the unfinished business arrived bers
was disposed OF aud the Senate proceeded to the con-
federation Of the bill for the extension of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad from Gorjonsvle to Lynchbure,
with an appropriation Of nine hundred thousand dollar
'ro" the state Mr. johnson of Bedford advocated tho
passage Of the bill, and Mr. Witcher, of Pit,sylvAna, op-
posed It, Mr. Witcher gave way for motion to nd ouro
The subject will be resumed to-day
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en- Nd CONCERTO

III ns ,s slcdsS ,% to sffg ss4 y s'"''d
ara Nd CON CERTi
l. ON MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY lCTu,
AT METROPOLITAN HALL.
IN Which '''A''oe st ns E,lb be s'.iMsd 3. ,,
MAURICE s1RAkOsoH, Musical Di.sctor aud Conduct.
PROGRAMME.
l. Grand PAnt, Dramaqas on airs tom Lucl. ~ I,nr
&, ct moor, composed and PerioImtdby 81 sIsn
g. "And.nies fonio from The Concerto in s. eompa.cd
"fhe Magic B,II," composed and performed by
o. "Ah, guinge" the celebrated Rondo Finale fr'n
G. Phg"nin''' witches Dance P sI OH
L s9nySnir O. osep foI The left hand alone, followed ~
liant Gallope. Both pieces are composed and will bs
Grand n.ionsl Taha ia, composed ana performed o
Jenny Limo, Esl, Song, .ungty siruorina ANUS,
Books Of The Concert called the Gamer can Concert d
soniaining music Italian, and English words for the cor
We sTsn,ns also the mu'e Italian and English words.
srlist. who have given aud Fve The United
10, "a, ssls a. =. the ticket once and attic door
me price Of admission has been aHsd to all seats
" Seat, may be secured without extra charge At Mr.
Door. open 1-oonceti to commence at O'clock. Jsi
M UsICAI. NOTICE.-MADAME AMELIA HM !
Donna 10 The Emperor n Russia who hs. psrf,,,o
The oIovned Heads Europe has announce
0R1RD MUSICAL S0IRKKs
h n Nhoh she vii be assisted By all the great
Due notice will be siven Of the FIRST concert. ia
A COURSE OF SIX LECTURES on Egypt. Goshen
,urc Room Of The l,l Baptist Church during III, and The
nv IN ~ nv. ". w SAhSON, 81 Washington, g. "
III oe Illustrated By Dograma Specimens % Dress
Ticket, ., me Course, VI, for single Lecture 20 cent
Ths S, esf; Lecture. will be 90 Monday, Wednesday
TE0 SIDES UPPEH I.EATHER.-Ths
kU btrt ohct sale 40 sides Hnpft and tfnbe
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LOUISVILLE, Jan'y s.-Hog, Slaughtered around n.
'IpTiee'-During the past week but few hops bave
been Killed at the city houses, and the packpg "a nor,
chehy confined to Jacksonville and New Albany Two
oite city packers have been closed and the others have
new scattering droves to KILL including Jarvis 4 Co
anu i9ilman Cnnningham,S Co. who received 1000 head
Yesterday. Treter, MaNcy Co, had mono in pen vss.
teriay aLd had been killing small lots during The weel
their total number being 500 the average WEIGH, n.,
hog was about 2l0 lbs. The whole number Killed by
Jackson Hull Co.. is 05,4l2, which ia gain of 30 oo0
hogs over astseason The average weight of their hoy
his season 2i5 4lO pounds against els $40 pounds
last season The number ofhogs Killed at the various hon
son not vet closed. Hamilton Ricketts, Co have seva
raos yet to Kill which, together with the odd lots in pen
ana others ohe the packing around The
fas to over 600 hogs without estimating any
AT New Albany, or counting any of the dressed hogs re-
ceiyed by wagons otherwise ~
market has been rather dull for several days though
,o AZ 30 net also the sale OF the product of 600
nogS 10y droyer at sl2 for pork; S. for rumns. \
derS IN salt.-LO
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~ MoFHtaiS' BHkAsr CI.OTIIs-These Cloth. will a.,
more 10 prevent Rising Breasts and give entire aud speedy
't"e' 10 pain IN The breasts Of nursing mother Arng from
cold or any other cause than any to the ,
gay They may be without least discomfort 10 The r,o
'hf and procured snd during the period Of Nursing
'"e'ef any dageeable symptom Of harhe, or inflammation
nom w" cause exhibits ITSELF they guaranteed to give relief
ana IN every Instance prevent the Rising Beast There are
sands who suffer dE during the period Of nursns D,reen
Tor using these Cloths accompany them.
They are TO- sale exclusively by aDTg 4 oR.y
nt22 MAJ, ,,,.., pt.,.s, ,,,',
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CONCERT FOR Mr.. Ellis, A BLIND P,Ayrxr-Wo p,do--
stand that Mr. Ellis has been advised by his friend. +,
give Concert at the Odd Fellows Hall on uesl.r ove
ming next where several Amateurs and Professors of orr
CITY will perform who, for obvious reasons do not wish
their ma nesto be published Tho price of admission s to
be 90 cents-Chilircn half price.
hope our musical readers win think of the dcpr;vs
"h OF sght and the many human ills il entails and that
they will show their accustomed generosity
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oLE Bulls GRAsp CoScrar To.siour attract. ,bs
attention of all lovers of fine music The sr.,, ;;,
never fails to draw a crowd In Richmond u;s sr,,n,i,
performance is alone sufficient for that But there il
strakoseh to delight the audience with his fine pauo
playing and Adena Patti, too with one of the nurss,
and sweetest voices we ever heard The concert vim be
a grand affair
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Lectures on the East.

IL will he seen by notice in another column that the
rev Mr. Samson proposes to deliver series of Lecture,
on the Eis-beginning this evening at the LIST Baptist
Church We hear that these lectures are highly enter
tanning and instructive, and have been listened to With
great pleasure in other cities.
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HESTER &
MARRIED,

On the 29th Of December by the Rev Jan.. n r.,. a.,
BENJAMIN TIMMINS, to HANNAH DAVIS - '"''"'' "'
ns Iv instant az MadoI, In the comfy of Ancus,i.
oy The Rev Meade, DR. FUNsTEN OF the 81
MA !" MISS hARf BOWEN, daughter Of James Bowen F,n
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i"k oPERA COMPANY performed Bel.arlo Friday night
" os superior style II was considered decidedly ,h,
o's' performance of the season. The company have LEFT
Guy! anu we commend them to our contemporaries of
'h' press aud to the public wherever they may TO-
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"HHEIsTrA TgNpLE.'-we are indebted to Mr.. Geo.
NJ West for number Of this work. from his Book Store
II IL an interesting love story by DTsrael with bean-
'u portrait Of the author and the only complete edition
ever published. Price o. cents
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DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF VIRGINIA. Eop ~,

DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF VIRGINIA FOR is5i
r., Comm, SIcuHosp.
john f T. Wo risfs g ~ B. D 81
Archi6ald Thomas, John JlLOndon,
DIRECTORS OF THE FARMERS BANK OF y,pc1,,,, ro,
1854. -"'
c,,.,,.,, E'eu2osp
Mm H. Mcfarland, Richard O Hastin,
T. I;, W; MSs t,, stephen D wh,lc
john insi E R%Ss oSsis Robert A. Mayo
PrTFRssr,o.
John ksy,1, Thoms, C Elliott,
Richard o. Biiiiscu Java " SPOTS
rsrprniessDrRo.
Stephen J. Blaydcs, Peter eioolrieir ''
j. g: WHITEHEAD nIDlns Joseph R; spFaaey
Andrew aii MCLEAN. Samuel H. D'Tan'
wa Radsord. Upton D. Jennings.
Christopher winfrs. "
Robert L. Baker, John Bruce,
Rossi, T. Saidan, e 1oh n + nTfsS5
Henry g. Baker.
Clement O Read p m Jaesso,
John ,n T. Spencer, Walter II. Middleton.
6 John r. Jones, VA. IL KebliDser
John yovles, WxrtIn. Un,rl..o,
Alexander RIvCs
-, piSvItIE.
SSa.hahisi Il. tresn, Leonard Claiborne,
Levi Hobrooke Charle, AZ cSsby'
Thomas D. Stokes.
Vim. Gregory, Tu-ner DIYon
v. L. Smith Jobn + Dvcr'
James H. English, George W brent
Charles =. Suitle.
q.
Steven d. MeGayock, Allen T. Crockett
Geo. Stewart, ST., AIsr 9 Matbev.
VIM II. spiler, (jordon q Kent
Ephraim AeGayock.
James Nesmith, Harvey IIundIey
iason hauheWs, William II S,mr.
David Cregh, William Smith
Marx l. slotts
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SALE of 1nIRTY NTGRoEs-Thr servant, heIorg;,,, ,,
TIE estate Of the late Robert Cammack were so on We'd
'uay last and realized the largest prices ever paid for
negroes III this quirtcr of the State BOYS ten and
'sIow, blacksmith brought 81 726.- Fltd. Heyafi
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ISSRrAsE OF THE ARMy.-The military committee NJ
e Rouse OF Representatives have decided vorably on
secretary Davis recommendations in reference N the
crease OF the Army They prepared IL is said IN re
port oil which will fix the minimum organic ,lon Of al,
Gopaes al oi privates IL will also provide for the adj
OF one regiment OF dragoons and two regments OF
rhemcn to the present military establish ent Which Iii
gave minimum organization of u.s. 52s officers and mon
Inc oil hther leaves in the hands of the executive tho
" lhe event oil war; to double the number Of pr
lsnment oil ISIS officers and men. Another company
OF sapPers and miners, to be added to the Enginee,
e0rps, VIII aiso probtbly be authorised BaTnore
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RTCHUOND n.

RICHMOND MARTE7.S J,yu,nv !,
ToBACC0-The market has not ialy opened SINCE ,,o
holidays We hear Of few private sales at nrices co,a
ponding with sales last month ''@'' 'o''''e
WHEAT-Prime White is worth 10, and nrimc Ro,
sl,66. '"' P''''e ned
HESTER WHITE, Com N,,cb,,..
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10 Wear requested To state that the absence Of Dr.
hehENSfr, Of Norfolk from bic seat 10 the Senate, was
oseas'oDed by the illGtss Of member Of his family
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DIED.,

year of her age Her friends aud acauaintances arc %
dnested to attend hor funeral from the Second Ban,
Church, this evening" at half past three o'clock
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ihoopLh IN THE GRAVEYARD. The Catholic Priest
operating upon the line of the North Wes,orn d ;i1
aries measures tn high. Some of the Contractor,
nasnG declined to collect, Tor him the peter pence due
oh sner hands his Reverence formally cursed their ser,
force his behest $50 '" " e.
Etohs Section Is one of those cursed after this hshio,
So OF course those at work there are under ham For
getnhg or disregardng this fact the friends of the bo
ae KILLED Oh that section brought him near to town for
T in the Catholic ground
church grounds, and after some warke Jsmnn,, ae
sgans his reverence which nearly resulted III av the
trends Of the deceased forced orego the
o inc ueau IN Consecrated ground, and buried him with
out the enclosure.-ParkerSbarg Ga.eite. ' WIN
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A N u y E Nj Il N rs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
J. II. TAYLOR hole Lessee MIR W.
- WARD, Acting Manager. Mr. II. LEWIS stage Mana
Sirst night OF the celebrated Actress
MISS T.. LOGAN.
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9th, 1884,
The Tragedy OF
EEADNk.
MISS D.. VI
.ooulIA Mr.. I'd
LudOyico. ................ ......,..,..... Mr. ~ M
Nicent0 Mr. Bon
ONEHTUHE.... ..................... Orchestra.
DANCE. ......... ........... Miss NJ Pariinytun.
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
Doors open at performance to O'Clock
hDhissioN-BoSss and Psrquet rents Second Tier
on road street formerly rat door, 70 cents Centre
% cents. '''
cured. ~
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/ CoUpsr on s,x Ip,,rr,,rs =. ,

sHV btn oHet sale 20 iIdcs Rnpet and War Uppe
er 70 close sundry gnments which they viii
Aio 70 Dol, Tanners on, common TO Let quality and
rso, I'gsh' Of Leather Slaughter Hlds,; Tanners and
'yo.i SC. ID. II. CRANE
's"-uN No. 10 18th
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-18
PERSONAL,

-. Our exchanges say that the Rev Mr.
Parker, of Concord, N. H, the officiating
clergyman Of the society at which President
Pierce worshiped before he was President, is
ebout to leave his parish, it is said, because
out of motives of delicacy, he refused to sign
the remonstrance against the Nebraska bill.
Martin koszta is now in Chicago, at the
residence of Mr.. Kedgie, lawyer lie has
been offered situat ton in the State Bank in
that city.
IAN animated contest is being carried on
between Messrs, Bragg and Dockery, democratic
and whig candidates for Governor of North
Carolina
lord Eigin who was to sail from England
for Canada on the 9th instant, will only re-
main in that province until the autumn, after
which he goes out to superseds Lord Dalhousie
as Governor General of India
ia writer in the Cincinnati Gazette de-
MES that the Kissing in the Medical Conven.
ton, lately, at st. Louis when it was proposed
to refer question OF order to Mr. Crittencen,
was intended for Mr. C. He says it was in
condemnation Of the idea that the chair was
net competent to decide the question.
...Ex-Goyernor Slade of Vermont, arrived
at Chicago, en- Thursday last accompanied by
fourteen sch0ot-marbas for the West.
-. Jonathan P. Ciley, Of Maine, has de-
clined the appointment of cadet at West Point.
rendered to him by the President, and has de-
termined to pursue college course at Bow.
doin
80. 1t is said that Carol Spence, t. s. min
lister at Constantinople, on his own response
bility, protested in the name of his Govern
ment, against the expulsion of the Greeks from
Turkey.
-. The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, in a
sermon, delivered few weeks ago, on the Ne
braska bill, said, speaking Of the ballot-box-
Put it at the gates Of perdition, and would
go through legions Of imps to deposit my vote
in it,
....At Madrid Spain, on the 9th ult., the
Cardinal Archbishop of Toledo, celebrated,
with great splendor, in his chapel, the cere-
mony of baptism On the child of Horatio' G
Perry, Esq, Secretary of the United States
Legation, and of Donna Caroline Coronado,
his wife, a lady we'll known and appreciated
in the literary world. Mr. Soule, the United
States Minister, and Donna Virginia Coronado,
ofhciated as godfather and goimother
1.-THE New York Mirror says Gas Light
Foster and Madame Marguersttes are living
in clover at Jones' Hotel in Philadelphia.
They are about to ''open in opera" in that
city, which must be rather hard up for amuse-
ment, If these particular stars have any at
traction for that meridian.
....Gerrit Smith has made donation of
500 to the Oneida Conference Seminary, to
aid in relieving it from debt.
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ANOTHER WARD CASE.

The Pittsburg Dispatch publishes an
extract from letter lately received by a
resident of that city from friend in Hal
flax, giving the following singular nc.
count of criminal trial in that place
We do not of course vouch for the truth
of the statement:
Last August, in a house ofill fame, a
sailor, young man named Allen, of the
Admiral's ship Cumberland, lying at
Halifax, was killed by the keeper of the
house, Murphy, and another man. They
were tried last week: all the evidence
against them was thrown aside, even that
of the girls, who swore to the fact of SET.
ing him killed, was overruled, and vag-
abond negro was suborned to swear that
the deceased jumped out of window and
killed himself The Judge directed The
Attorney General to stop proceedings
and Instantly instructed the jury to bring
in verdict of not guilty.
The case Of abominable perjury has
created great sensa ton Of horror in the
community. Two nights ago the house
in which the murder was committed was
burnt down with another adjoining it.
The only persons who worked at the fire
were the tiremen; no citizens could be
induced to assist, and the sailors of
man-of war who were ordered up, only
cheered whenever a rafter of the roof fell
In. This Murphy is wealthy from carry
ing on this business of infamy, and it is
universally believed that judges, jury,
attorney general, &C., were all paid TO
bring the scOundrel clear. The murder
ers had party on the evening of their
escape. D English laws-there is no
justice here: money will do anything"