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nic stak.; :.'-
f A.rtro.'i'iia 5?af Gautte,
; ...).-J U. by
IlKNCE A. LEMAT. ;
n rinw Jnflars par aA
m-r w.ll aw ml UwM al kM
J m Mi kmc, taxi m - cf'
. the ?l ma ofa Etlaat-t, InlrM all
MkL . i hr nnll, Kt CX
m I've, inrettd ihrwetlnrafera
Iantl formate.
13 Ty wrrf t: icipd rt riteTuwUy" Wfjra tbe pe-oj.!, aoJ cowietk- wet nt,
aW Ui aor al UmA, Urn tjat Kik K-rnnl IB g-d!y app- 31 A ad Ut lit 4 Mt tSe writer of
mm uri, rnAia aav, a. m, teated on hin oTer tVxa, and la (ae Chronicle. aaJ tit aato hit bit
r- . , - - 16 Wken the cbariot r.aJ itooJJ stilt 32, llii wUdoa mV rivej dignity &.
- i , ' , '. ra a . " Jwa ftoo LU teat keuor to oar riK, ! he a ill irt"
JaiyT.lta... , . . ,od UlodS4 ktkJ tho boor. Aod ff as. inio.icH tfa-A tht r.fl. will
' Five Cents Heard.; T 7 i""',?? bl -
- v i k ap rival aKauAat " a. v w . . a
fa-T lo tsa Jitjr atiitt W aaf
"Notice. r i;
om j ul 1 t 'r'i, t fr aVjro Vy
JOilS F.VANi, Ih aaMal
I I ir mtiinj traukl fH On Sgr,
r (to nia. lie ia rr Uacl. a4
I npiiow be aur
h ll
IHlllOW W
- .. alKHtt $ tct I or 10 inc)et
mrlr U'o ia aotifiueiiteftt. .- U
ftK-n-'s I omlcnUuJ, lira aar,r
a. I ill t'ne a rnuMiUt renrd
o tn hi Loui
X 1
I pay.
hreit, ftrcKMii to Lit aamlnf to
liout Vlnnoo In tb'n SWe.
I DAVU) VOCNG, Jaor.
""iJisO St .'.-...x -
m It W W mti of an. . Urn ia i 0t0 the door bl nr tVba. lie tfita
aoaplrtioa. au4 tUr Uir. 1 torrvara l.t J.. tk . f .v. .k.r ,j
.to-W-.f ih aai4 key. m l a- &&jml a koj miter toderejd then; ami
rrowtaia any pmom to eOtaaiing, b rt till BMlter, !eninj OH him tod WalklBt
...y hka a7 frwrbeMio. "en tht rtrpH, 1rt hU feet mi-fct tread
Chatka aauaiy, Wyit, trs'. . so M i 00 h, tfowod, cam forwara towtrdi
ChronL-Irt of Xortk Carotin. l . U. fit Wtl Rim lI a well fed arul
-CHAPTEU VIII nidlj countmauet, clotbeJ in toft ri-
taJrM JiwnM't, Dcnt 'O" exceeding Horiooe in bit
andtaarrvaMhtacy rrartT twatS. aVrout Ppam, anu IB tn I Ihereol Vet I
A lhanrlit aaa lt drnnt a Ma 1 ha ati t II K ine UeW 01 tlermoBj AM
.rfclWT rf J"if ho drew near I bmaght Torlh j ttool.
rtie Mm of Ur)il, and wb ta)4h aboat their i t . , , ,J '
Yattm ofrHal.aad ryrioa. odr tale, oi tkair fnd ",1jeo bit tenant had placed t Cr
rfom Tba teniptatiima k liieadeih arfWre . let cavnion, fringed wiib jdd, thereon,
ihevrkorafOicCitraeicletlobriUliia ioteimir. ' h utdownamlur tb aka.U f tr
and b rH.n theov paradentals beea I . ;. urvnf .tnfwl fc. . . , . '
iles'ule and Retail ,
.J- MEDICINE STORE.
VfS & HAYWOOD bar lately ra-
irfa aiwl extentiv aatanmeat of
MedidnU, caaaitttaCi' ia part, of
j nine, (ium Umuta, JDvoaraotmed 00.
iianhor: Canlharidet, Caator- Oil,
r. Eluteriam. FjtraeU of trarbat
lified Copains OU of lilaek Pepper,
Jon Blue Pill, DIsek Oxvde Xler
ad Kali tor making neutral mixture,
r. Saraanarilla, IWdr. Potass Bnp.
1, Tart. Aeid, Turkey Gorn Arabia,
ei. Yellow rUrk, Calomel, .lalap,
i Tirttr. Suiar Lead. Snt. llitre,
nt, 8pt. Araraort, Tart.' Antimony,
iier. linunrica- Pavio. lie.'- ': "
il awattiaeut of Patimt Medl(jine,
liture,' Sufgeoa lnrnro'ta, Dye
ttera Trimming and matei'wlt, anch
rtlti Oulekiitver.' lewood. Bow
Lists. " l!mlinff& and Bands, Buckles
b, cryrf low. ' ' A large WPP'T" of
Ilmthet or erery fleaewption, Spt.
I : I t&.Mn Mtaif 'IViita Hit
ler le, Copal and Leather VarnUU,
ility, Window lilais W M Ut, IU Y
6 and 16 M 18. itnd Patty. . ' "
Drtmenl comprises every article in Chjff
' line; the principal part ot allien
hs been selected hf . lhemele in
iivand New-York 'lb ewl", 'hy Rre
tell trt cHsti ilenler or tiunctnnl (
much better termt ttiktt ever before
thia' market.; lltrician and Mer
tn& U to their inteVe to etdl aud
lure nurcunifi cik w ni -
Juno S. 1X29 03 Sweow
. hare alio received a great variety oi
let iucri ni rrencn tolojrne ana
iVmer. -UearlOil.'MBcatsor do, Co
t ball. Pitnoliriit Cake, a'' nrrrlor
having, 8oap of variour klns, of
slieti, Ko, nil 01 wmcn wwi oe foi
cbnap for f aslii ' ; '
' . , ' v . i , t ' '
,"':' Stop tbe mnaway t. vrlio Law
auftcqiided trpm my pianiMton a
', littlo While ince, wo Negro
V PelUiw. named HEM1Y, ami
" ZANGO, lirottiera. Henry
i," a black fellow, very letiiom
ir talks, bai a dawn look at timet,
'very artftd and ennnioR. He 11
;1iins abotit 180 lba. has been ahot
a wrut ami bqr.k nsrt of hit ihoulileri
:'" Theae woumli lie. cot when ranft-
H n little bld ploen bit forehead,'
ie Imir fdl over kr whali'lalteri was
1 juil by aliot shovel. At that time he.
teni'Iy two veara from me and states
;nt 19 the. Great llismrU Swamp, tji
nton and iNorlolk, ana incre yu shot.
Itiexions' there, and froni w hich plhee
1 by Jtiuhmond and Salem on to Tea
I Wat eaii4it jn eatvoe Tjoing down
River.,' There itioo donbt, but he it
"Sorlh Carolina JDismal Swamp. 1 He
lie; r in jail in Tennessee', that he
o one ii C lhtvit. m.Xorlh, Carolina.
en h brothor off, who v aa large he j
lowish complexion,, with ft. yery avi
pe, evea very large, and wben a Mttlo
I vexed looks dresdfnU , Zimgo i not
allM Heniyj t!fjr may. obtain a' pass
s person. 1 will lenfy-five dul
cb one delivered tir nie, or lodged in
: that f em: Mtthew nKftin' -
l!rPot Office. .MarkmlJistiiet, S. C.
20.
6toam:
antat ion ia situate abotit ten miles titiive
of Uitton Kouge, Bnd 2 'miles anil S
'Ine East of the river Mississippi it lies
"m of an obloptf quareKand contains
:nt, or 6S7 English acres? of whidi d
si clearett,: '.' The buildings thereon are
dwelling house', kitchen, nd negro
t nat in jood repair.-."" -. f .
act is remarkable for beinff lew ettf on
thiu) -almost any 'tb-"r dautation of
tntent tn tlmlllulT lands and it is be
lt when cleared, less than fifir ,cre
lann unlit tof tne lougn.--: ' ,.'
roents nre now mnking will the -ribhand
he adjoining plantations. Bhimld they
iurcdbyeHilr t-osts thitycar, H may
:irtly asserted that nil the liindjUhen
1 100a be con-ered with augar eaao It
' pretty well nsrertniued that lli JiigJt
r far tmf asses (tliat ot the olanils in
rina ptalithH indf -if Ibe cans yields
i,th:it joice protlucrt whiter atidmote
'ugaii. Added to this consideration in
ficse highlands,' there Is anotlifr whirh
It mail witl pass unheedfcd-rTlirre re
i(omkV and no one need fear least
of histoilf b tarrkld y$t in athnap,
the earclesshrsa of hit' 6W!t W
r people. It is rrttf, tlicse BluITlamls
r enausteltlian-Uie Mi6SMppi bot-
hjdf th pain taken to itipjtot t a levee
'5 K riTVrj mnge rndflfire-litiC-'
9nd3m IvApi kl!t the aWa'of.tJu
"Vont gives ide ftdd for rotatkio
4fTb;t land ba Vw'mg .aarfaee
led, wbur,e opcqltvated, whh.n heavy
Vue, red and ycjjor oak; liickory,
'jKnolii and poplar, 'i'J.li l v
!'e to the above (and win made . Dn
nyt in the atate, Tlie original grant
i' ', and linis iijre ween, apftroved of
"" i-iran iMiid-eomRihaiioncrS. " 'Tlioprca--
r l;'iilfromjhon-in-li of tlie aVff
wo mortgage eyhu ''', ?f
ms wriiji be rtH,,,; Md negrSei If
.t.iken hi aymetii. '-ii''' '.v1 .4. : i:
. J. t". or in person, to C. W. Drat,'
, uooaidtonriuo, luiaa.
..w ' v 30 at'--
ha was at a ruler aor a jadtw m tbe aiiiful times
The oraiae of upright mlet and judges.
1 Morwver, while I tlept, rhief.
belong unto t certain ton of Delitl.
th lired near tne,' cane around mj
ctbbin, and fin din 2 nothing; to ateal.he
went hit way, lenjj mj gale open.
S And hit mattera poz, eeeinz what
he had done, came , into my field, and
faring ftqmewhat better, he ttaid therein.
devouring all benire hun; 4 ''.
3 Wheal awoke in the qiornmsand
nyj what waa donei I went after the hog
to drive hint out, whence he came. " But 1
he feared roj gate mighlly tnmV,; would
run the other, way, continually; and I
ran after him; until I was wearied, to
uoneTeflect. '.' T'C" : ' ." .
4 Then I ceased, end went and cot
some corn and called him, and he tame
unto me and djd em; and I laid hand
upon him and hurt him not fur what he
had done, but took him. up gently, and
carried him home unto his, muster, and
speaking in kindne's. l told him what
I had suffered by reason of his servant
and his hog: '. . ; . : .;' . ;'
5 And his master bid me put the ho
in his stye, which, ri all meekness and
humility, I (lid; and he thanktd me not,
but spake roughly unto tne, and said
that I was shame unto alt this land.
for writing the Chronicle- of this tribe:
ana uu". nis eeryant uirown tiown my
cabbin, and ids hog devoured : all the
labor of my field, lie should have rer
jhiced therenti for I had taken the pan
. t ' ": a -. ' a aa - ' . ". . 9 a
01 the accurspa people like, unto myteu.
and reviled the priesthood, the sons of
Belial and the lawlurpnwert that be;
0.- Wherefore it was mete, that I
should receive favor at no man's hands,
but be esteemed ns an heathen and a
publican, devoted unto destruction.
. . 7 And lo! this son of Belial was an
elder oi tiit; church, who tithed mint
and TUC, made, .long- prayers,' exhorted
much, and gave great charities unto the
priest to put in the; temple, and was
withal very rirh.and esteemed a godly
man, even next unto the priest himself.
. 8 And he reviled me much, ' but I
marvelled not, fur in this thing be did
belter unto tne than I was wont to re
ceive from ihose likcunto him, for do
ing what 'God rommamled.
9 And I held my peace, for 'ne was
very -wrath,-and Why should I tempt
him login? i And I went my waj, and
came onto my own cabbin.
., 10 And in , running after this selfsame
hog, 1 had stumbled and fell-and rteat
Indeed was lhe ; fall, forv I rent my
garment; even in a place where U had
been "wended rrell. and I had nothing
10 menu 11 uierewiut again, aria ( none
titber garment, and my shoes were old
anu 1 luuteti on my leet, and 1 had trod-1
den on a stone and bruised my lice I and
it pained me much.
II, And tMt Irf.lhe doorof mv cab
bin an.d sorrowed, because, some of my
corn bad been eaten down, and because
I Qould not labor and till the rest more
careftilly, thattt might hrlng forth
enough to aTattsfjmy hunger, and have
some to sell, to get an unclean rag to
pay my taxes therewith, lest; for the
want ot this accursed thing, the sheriff
might lawfully take away my bible or
my field, nr both just as he listed. '
;-12 Ant I eaid. it is iudefd a great
abomination,- that, the sons of Belial
khoultH)'ul ihe rulers commit such sin
continually, that the , nprifjlit tire tho
a (Hi c ted i ft all this gootlly landl Veri
ly ,sthey lo nt connider, nor do the ru
lers take heed, only to tlbey Jhemj: and
what .wilt be the end thrj-eof, Ood only
kr.oweth; neverUit'les5 1 will Continue
toaerveand trufet.tnhim.; -.'v.
-1 15 ,Thc,n I hcatd, a Vumbling- hoise,
tlii U seemed to eome from the ground,
anil I thought, pe'radveritore Satan only
grtiwlcd more loudly under1, the earth, i;i
tirrrid iv j iliat some of the greater tons
f fivS,kad filnned out their day,' and j
weredeUvercHOVer Uu'fUS Memng.
if 14 But I looked up, and loU ,Ci'
rot. like unto the chariot of a grtat and
mighfy top "pf BpN. frew. near and
stuped at mrgate. . ?t glittering
all oyer jvitn. siiyerj ie ngrspaivpfj;
covered, &. I it in the door of my eabhln
18 And he salatcd m wjth great
courtesy and honor, and spake and said.
IV nenuiuviam tent unto thee by
the high and mighty sons of Belial, wh
rule over the rulers and people of thi
tribe,' and do according to their own
will and pleasure in all this land! And
their dominion is secured by law anr?
precedent, and uph'ld by the strong, the
wise ami the devout.
, 20 Moreover, to make it perpetua
and more profitable unto them, they
have a system of espial unm every
man's goods, and upon every
dotn, and upon every man's favor wiih
with the people;
21 That if a man comet!) un'o the
temple to humble himself, his name inav
come (hither before him, ard it be
known, whether he be wort lit to receive
the rag; and that, if a man be about to
fair in paying tribute, it mar likewise
be known, and all due advantage taken,
and thc-e, who love him, only sutler
and be mat'e lik unto him, and he have
no friend, save only a son of Belial,
who therefore dealath with him and
his family, according to his heart's de
sire: And that, if any man have wis
dom or favor with the people, and he
cannot be kept down or otherwise ma
naged, they may make much of him, and
give him his price that he may turn in
and help them.
22 Wherefore it came to pas, that
when the people were lately getting ti
red of their blessed bonda&c, and wax
ing restive, they gave unto one of their
ablest and best beloved judges, his
rice, and he forsook his plhce to range
fj at, in 10 (Mich ifeeA the mI
rva before as, w!"lltfvr go, and
sw uominiea win 9a ncrpeiusi, anj we
shall, rtt tnta urelr m riches.
and war eewd bsbm -will Ua kaaJed
dwa ia Lts writings, from generatron
koto jeneratwn. . :
S3, And tkit teemed good ante them
all. . . -: v.-;
St. Then thrr louled lo their book
of espial apoa wiadnm, and it was found
written thertia, that onto thre alone
at given wisdom onto the . breaking
the b adt aftha 'mighty and wicked ones
in this tribe, with an holy weapcQj at
pleated God. ' '.' ., v v
aj. abu mey airaiiway anew tnee
by this token, and they bade ma. take
whatever was It liaml and hasten on
to thee." with these glad tidirgi of thy
great juomotiun.
S6. And he ceased speaking, bnt'I
continued looking do. 11 on the ground.
aud answered ium not. - .
Sr. Then he commanded and the
servant brought not of the chariot ma
ny changes ol costly raiment, and gifts
ot s
i! It 14 tie bread rf le rSt jrailt. arUortl i ta t t -ad
aauorable, of tH wJw aa4 j-,SutetrWtrul.--"lTitt I v,
thtea, wba w banker and fatal! 1 it part of t' e wv.tx ii'i :
It Is tho apod and the Uvxl of tkit pe-j toj aald at SUllotnu.
pe ilain IhruUgS. apyre.aioa. by the j, - , Xetebrrm S-
s f ully
; r tired
rvikta. cart ed eUi Ira tba I odal 8tats TeVrmria.
it climate. t tick- -CA8K OP TOK1AS WAI HINS; '
4 - , j : Friday, Jfty 4.Tba Court thia
E
ft 0111 a foreign Jand, and I -the trpW'f.
of tbp'ir harness were of burrjislied
ver, intf feltltereU in tne tun; ineir
neck'l were clothed with thlinderf they
paW(?t ia cthctr strength and chalhped
fusly ' pofl 1 the foarning bit; .they
snorted apud front jt.eir; widespread
noistrilt, and aitallowed Hp theroun.
M Vurir fttjrewessi - :
mself at tlteir head, and cover them
with his mantle, and llwy suffered no
harm, save only, m loss of fame, for
they kepi their money and their power;
and verily they thought, that through
this wise and great man, every thing
they desired to do would go on pros
perously and well.
23 In their last grand Pandemo'nian
they called on him, and he set. forth,
from his greatness, wliat the rulers were
to do and the people lo sufl'cr, and all
Ins subjects and masters rnjoicru there
in; but when thou didst write his speech
in the Chronicles of this tribe, they saw
plainly, wherein Ids wisdom wat selfish.
and that he aimed to get their goodly
mammon and power unto himself, and
a gang of his choice and trusty ones.'
24-And because he had raised the
bucket of impure and scalding pottage
on high, to baste and burn the trembling
people, and even all, but him aud his,
they gave thee honor and commenda
tion (or tilting it over n h's head, and
made themselves riht merry to see
him jump, and hop. and rave, and roar
and blaspheme against himself, fur ha'
- . . .. . . a .
ving done and suliered thus loolishly:
$5 But when his pain and wrath
were abated, they bade him stand forth
and defend their cause, and cover them
with honor and reooun by his wis
dona: vca venlv and make tttcro as
pure ns snow, as innocent as babes, and
withal so compassionate, as to have
played only the good - Samaritan onto
this peome
26 But, wherefore should ha have
churlishly answered, that it was easier
to commit than justify am, and stand
not forth? And they ''went unto his
friend, thegoodly treasurer of this tribe,
and bid him do the same; .
' 27 But he cifme not out.s -
28 Then, they said nnt one another,
behold: our dignibed servants are tor-
ward to sin for us, and greedy, to re
ceive the wanes thereof unto them
selves, but are sleepy headed and care
not to uphold our honor and good name
before the swinish people, that our reign
may be perpetual. "
29 Peratl venture wc are betrayed ah
ready, by them, Ibr their price nut pt
our own spoil, and when we dreara not
uf danger, our goodly tempie anti una-e
will be rooted down, and all the good
thin we have laid np therein, to make
our voung brOod, like onto us, willfce
destroyed. ' ' . , . " V. y
"S(jK.yjet"nf'itliere-ore.- iane nwt .n
time, and Irfuck down thjs great tvgh
priest and jord. from the flatted .mr-
nence, wnereanto vc nave
innate and the ra, and the urtca cfj
lite aimi ot thrtr tfruili, cn eu rrri
aad to! J, In a noxious
a and die!
34 Tlitsep!ead'KlabfniBi:on,nn.iB,,,n,inf r"aca af tbe nonsa
less paidia restitatioo. arc tart oulf I aabmuud by )Ir, Hey yettenlay, giva
to rrth with thv matlera. who kawl0fo"w," Utroctunt to tl.a Ja.y,
. t . - r Tw. it' . . 1 a i i .
b Mth treat prres-t,aiu, "' "' a tu;ni
deviation wit wadi ia Iba urm of tSa
inttractionat aa drafted by Mr. key;
V,ftiervouge craaca, nowever, italing
(hatthry vera precisely the tame ia ,
tubttancet ..-
" The .Court be'.nr of ap'nion that the of
fence chsrrd in Ih'ta inUictment ia not char. -fed
as it) official oOVnea only, but is an oD"enc ,
at common law, jrb.tber committed by olF.cUl
meant, or not, or whether eotntu-'tad Ly nu
lour of offiew or not, the question whether this .
Court bas jurisdiction of an olfc nc cons at.
I 1 ' r 1 ... . r
wmiiTiy oi gmcm mumninici oi an
omccr of tho rwvernment of ih" Cnited
Statea, does not nacetwrily arise in la's ciase,
and ia not intended now lo be deei JeJ by tha
Court. But tho Court U of ojiin'on tint It
ha juriadtctloa of mt mnoi U olTence
oommiitad in this County by an ollicrr of tbe
Covemmant of tho United States, of Uicli '.;
h would hare Jnriidiction If eommit'.cJ by -
I person not , officer nf the Garennicit of '
tha united States, although men ofvuco
should have beem eominiRed by tuc'i o ' :rr
of tho Government of the United Slate, by"
meant conaiiting in part of acts done by vir
lite of, or by aokHirof hit olfice."
Upo'VMnB motion yf tha cof- rlfor
the Uriid Stites. tha Court in iructed r
the Jury n follows; a i
V " Ttmifth Jury shovildbe kir -1 by t' 1 :
evidence in this cuu-ie that the I r n 1 '
draft In this indictment tet for'h wt-re ra. .
pectively wntte H. dnwnbyt'i ? . . :,nt
in manner and firm, at tim au.l r.iae-, j''1
with the iitUnl Ihore'tl set forth, eiilr- i Ms
prime capacity, or in hir public crtpu. v at
Potnnb 'Auditor of the TreaMiry Drrav. nt
of til United States, ostensibly for tbe puiili )
servioeof the United States, hut Iran !, '. ml
for his own private aie and bentti', v fi in-
tent to defraud tbe United States of tne sun
of money in tho said draft mentioned; and that"
tht laid Paulding, the Nvv AimvU n. ;
med In tho ta'ul Uidictmcnt, was tUcrt-by C, -
eeired iml induced to believe that the su.d '
etter anddiift were respectively written
it
tothrra, throagb tack great opprevl,
uon and tin!' I tuach them Dot; for
tkry ro polluted and anclean, and the
fear of the Itrd it apon rae,
' 55 Shall I accept ihii greit office,
tendered Unto me, and tit vn high to
prosper tho cause, aod pamper stlio
lath ami in of tho angodiy, byajeaU
og out tribulation and tlistre into
tho apright, and even onto Uie blmid of
this innocent and afflicted people?
. 56 it it what no man', fear.a Ood,
dar do.
' 5T Tl.e brittle thread of life, tha pale
horse and kit rider, tht shroud, tho
cofTin, the grave, corruption. and the
wrprtn, wuuld be forever, in my cyeo,
and the horrid howl of devils, and the
shrieks and st reams of the damned,
in my cars! t : . .
53 This it (he promotion and honor
thv loving 'masters tend unto me, find
this it the price they .Ter taJ buy my
yitrgrny inenwniu
picea and precioui ointments, and
ornaments of silver and gold, and laid
them at my feet. r -
j8 And he spread a damask cloth
before his master, and placed sonic
flsggons of Wine, and goblels of golil this people, through opproaaiou ami tin?
59 Am i a ruler or a Indue, that J
.should lake n lciriit bribe and sell
my tout to Satan, to murder and tlav
thereon, and when he had filled the gob
lets, he tuok his place j gain behind hi
master. -.- c- v
39. And bit master tuok un one
thcgoblets, and uiakingobeitance, drank itn vain! I am one of the neoole. and
it otT onto me, and aaid, cannot be bought, though, through the
40. Behold, the good thing Ihy ier-'loinuity and tin tf our rulers, we are
vntt have sent untojheer Unnk there- all told,- into their hands alreadir to d
tore ana rejoice.: - - with u as thef list. I go' oot up to
60 Verity, th? masters have killed
(he fitted calf, and spread the gorgeous
" bannuet, and tent forth their splendid
of 'gifts, and still more splendid promises,
41 lliese hangea of costly raiihetif,' their tetnnle now:
and all these precioui thlngt are thine: 6f But when I com V tip 'thither it
ton titanot anu' iiomeo uuu ineae arr- be With mv brethren to or nr con.
vanu are thiocr my masterttrave sent: fustoh and tlesolation nnon them
them unto thee by my hand, only, that j f 62 And with thU message get thee
they may find gt ace in thy tight, and I i,ence; and see that thou lake al) these
. t r-nL. i l a . t .
umigs wun Tiiee, anu depart ngnt
53 And he rah pale, c and ; trembled
am thy acrvant also to do at thou bid
42 And whatsoever is ihy yearly
r ,- -.1 . , I...U
pnee. lor ruling over men. onu P ;i Verv tnurh. and did aa I commanded-
ng tneircause, they will g.ve i. fBtl,rWhen he had gone bis way, i wrote
uieirown accord, tney oner uoto ineer. .,,,.,": th - - . , - r
l....l.l , .. ll. . ' - -- .-- " UU,'V ,
muuie Hil'prar iiiauinmii i i- cic .i ,n..i,lr , .',.-
uiitotheir present greathigh priest andj ; 64 1Io,etitul;;Btla Ji-rfft'
iwd, anti snou tie mu even '"lo' iiprigtit integVity Id tvlers" and judget!
aa much at that tun.,-which is tywrlyu ik f liaiiL it ,nf,, ALw
...a. Al lUij t -'a2-H'" Jo.,-" viiiv,UI f'M HI
umw tw H,.w. -"lupon the people, to give prosierity and
divide out among therulers of (his peo-.. aoi,igV(lier lhcm untj U.e kingdom
pie to blind their eyes and corrupt their i.rsi ,- f-: 4 " V ' .P-Z "
integrity therewith, lo! they have cm- j fiT in-il inri. s.; L:
.i :
poweieu me, py. wr.u,.g, w .-, wh Bre cothcd, irr, righteousness and
Onto llie. iwnllrm thoii- oirn inton-Ww f,...
43 And besides all this, ihou . shall 1' ' v..
''-a. 1 I 1 ,1 , . . 1. f w w-'1 . w lrfr 1 l A r OS II , W U ly UIC
su oniugn, anu nave ruio tMc.iue PVIipwplev. They ah alt flourish, sj jhe
cesand sovereigns of this tai.d; and tl vi'Bf'idinf.di-t!'fiArt
wise, and the mighty and the devout .,r. L.,.:rli, r.: aj .i-f ..i.;
shall bovy dowaUeluie thee. and whauo
,r ih v hands orok to do shall be done. , V""81. m. 5?". TO- r.' -i iV
' . . -',- . I . t " . 1
44 Arise therefore'and.
I. Ihv. servant. Will conduct thee lu
in tn.n.' :.. ti.. t. .Li ...t . ...1.
I ' ' J "icsacu is iniut u jniii ruiiT, wiio.
aiumi upm tne ursi, uuu curseq. inese
tejuice
ih .mt estate-, unto thv other , ser- rr"r,"'-.rr""7i" V"VV
v.e .i 'r .... c ' irnmoir, lorw-iiar tney, nau aone uni
vsms, tne wise w u wt&nj y5 ,f tAi: r,0r,l.. ' ar :rriA w; taiMi
their. T' i -:T i-v.-: J'":-. -
1,1,5 r1?; -.w7 V w ,1 ' f: tVt'isbJessedliadyi for tlie-peoplg have
great 4and Wa;k
can anu,opreou.i.. Ku.rtf.v (, bi.n unto the Cotlgfess
45 Then the spirit of the, J,ord came
uuon me. and stood up and said,
46 (From the magnitude and; infamy
of thy .temptations, thou roayestb fca
tan lor 1 know him not, as he lias, nev;
er, dealt with me,' save only thrvugh
certain priesthood,and,, their servuots,
thuse long faced gentry, who iun.be
fore'that priesthood,, who make audi an
egregious, whining, for gifts and .'cliari'
ties to put in the l.einiile, to pamper
their sloth and establish their power, loJ
afflict this peip!tr.'f'.' .'hi'M.':
47 Bat.if thou, art Satan, and coni-,
eth.hitbcr to beiibld wliaf thy servupls'
have done; and tempt me tliyselfr get
(lice hence, I command' thee, in .the
name of. God! m1.'V'v "
48-But. if thou art indeed - Vaat
ihou seemest, and art a servant of the
high and mighty , sunt of Belial, Vbo
ruled over this land : and .sent unto me
with thetuessage, thou hast : delivered,
it is mete that tboa receive i jhi an
twer. ,, - .,, .....V-r-
49 Look around thee, aiyl what ,e-'
est tbou? .V;?J.'rt,1i
50 Have I aught, on earth", to gladden
my heart, or cheer nnd.'comforl tlie trjfir
mities of mortal life? ;Still, thou 8eet,
me content andfhejerfut, aiul God
strengtheneth my arm, against tha migb
ty sons of Belial, to crumble down their
power, and make them repent. . -;;, V.
L ,5l Shall 1 drmk this wine sent onto
me by them? It dsthe tears and the
blood or (hit suffering people wrung
out, by cruelly , and oppression, and
bottled lup for, their , horrid banqaets!
Iio. bere pour it , out on the grottrid,
bet ore my Viodaivl , invouo nit vepr
gence. u their, heads, unless they
tpeodily repent, and make restitulion!
52. Shall I clothe myseil ih tins cost
It yaimrnt, and lake unto myself tbit
fine chariot, and horses, & these good
ly tet vants, vand,i(precioua vUung iof
great pnee, tent uoti me, aa a gut, to
of tb t Mtlon::f&Ti&M
' Cf ; Wberr6r?eh'd "of
nenai sei up a pnesi against nimr ; uui
the priest was inneea, gomi nnu - wor
thy ' roan, and whcnMie' read in the
Chrmitclea of this tribe. "what Hilt ruler
had !one for' lh o people, the Tear 'of
C(od fell upon ;hW,' nml tie 'wtjnt bitck.
and stood forth against him no longer.
' 1 68 Then, the sons of Belial could get
no 4ine to come out f.in9( liim.at their -j
biddir.vand aH-they could do. iwiis to
send ori6 ;a'j'j:lik1ini!rftUe rag nf
tll "tetnpirj'aud rp, " wn wrott-u,
feared td not his name tlierc6n.L; '
- -A rri v IL e. ; t.fn. i
, fy i nua, is a ruier prospereij oi uou,
I
atidtrawD by tho.dcfcniunt fur the public
service ot the United state, anri in conse.,. . ..
qnenco of hetnjj to deceived and ii seed to," ,', :.,
believe, did pay the aid draft nut ot tiie mo- ,
. , . 1 r, . . .i ,.. : -
neya oi me uiuiea niaics tnen m ii'S nanc '
and that the defendant reeoived tbe money y,
for the said draft at stated in the suid indict, i '
ment, and that all the oilier factt stated in tbb -
aid indictment are. true ns therein rated,-; -and
that tho defendant did thereby di fi ami ' , '
the United Statea of the said turn of ,JU in ;
the tmd dralt mentioneu. then tlicy oucrtit to :
6 nd tho defendant,. guilty upun. this indict-.',,
i MivCoxe trtoke in behalf of the pris
oner, admitting hii moral guilt, but con'
tending (hat, malt-gal sense, it amount
ed merely l a breach of trust. - ' ;
Mr. Swann followed and replied' to' ,J
tho various arguments urged by .Mr;."
Lose. .. lie QMerved incidentally, that
one person, ft poor wretch who had sto- '.
I en some stationary, trotn oae of tlie,;
public fifficcja. had. been tried and eoni
victed duHng present term of tha i t.
Court, hi 'ctiii, occupying! only cne'i
hour; whereas Dr. W atkuis' had talten
dp twelve' weeks,' merely from tha cir
cumsianca of his being a fourth Auditor, v
and jriioviug in a "'superior sphered" so- ' il
rietv. ' 'a.-'A. ;.. v aJ-,
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.4.;
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' A'
( .A; a fjuofter before, twelve o'clock u t .'
the case being cuncludod, the Jury re-'-4rV-tirctt.
; :' ; :" V'v -A-S':''. 'Viti''
'At 5.' o'clock, vUen .our; patorWnt ; 6
to prets, , the' Jury had not returned 'a : -' '
ycrdicti' The , District -Attorney had '
previuufllyfliade a proposition'. that,, in , v ,s
order rb'aeeuminotlate the Court, the - . '
Verdict Jsliouid, by consent, be .de(iver'
jtl in the morning; butthis was .'objected :- '
tubyjMr. Ciixei-- j-.-' ";'!..'..'! p',j-::::y-y-.,''
f Munlmfy ulj 25. .'About tn .'- i ,
cTtick this inorniiig tlie' jury 'jiillresetl -
a 'tioia lo tha jadges lerjuestin per-rir-' -s
hilsiirtiito appeu' id conit.'-'rhis being jfji v" '
ranteJi?Mthe.v"-,tere conducted, irotn tr,. '
l". l .. . - :,C'rJ.
1 their room j anu tne cijMotr.ary rjuesuon
and give biir Jlhe .lesser ifc of great
judge of this tribe, which hit heart pant-
ok aitpr rnnnnuaiit. iur uc yij
to uphold our cause in . that office,, byt
is a mere iLrucucr,
ajifPlf.champidn
for doinij a'cood. tRingltv
70 Verily, verily, wlieh'will the reign
bi the sons of Belial be no more, ijnd
when shall 1 hav nothing to' rccrtrd
but the "goolj which tha rulers will d o
unto the people continually? ,My heart
Will then overflow with Joy j' end test I
fail id' record heirrenown, : Gpd,' will
send forth jth angel to.rccord it fox if.e.
'V' -'! ''- ' f'J f ' ' '- : ;'
JI;in-Froin' Capt Whorf, who
arrived" hereorf Wednesday i Iroiri. St.
'lTiomat;via; New York; we learn the
following narlicularsi' T'he brig t Neuf
Irality,- Vyhorf, aailed -frnm Sti ' BarJ
tlioiomews on the zrth JVlny last, bound
to llii place. (; Vbeo eight hours dut,
tlie' cotikkJan''IrishmBo'i' camo aft tind
communicated to the Captain the de
sign of the Mate and Crew of taking pos
tesstoa ofthe f esse! and ol killing him,'
It bo 'shpurd'olTi-r tesistance,: at tlie
tamo Aimo ;njiiiniii5 reel cuy iui nun.
wjisput'as ';t, what her (hey had agrecd.'X'j;
opon their, verdict, ?.ir. beverlcy th9 i
foreman, on (he part of the jury,utwl
that ho Was instructeil to M y, ihr.ij hai
not' wlieie upon Judge Croncb dircc-ii
ting them to retire, Mr. Djverley ch-,f 0
otiserved, tint, he wa". ! ' -r instructed;
toay,(jerc teas no ; "'. of their .7
ngreeing. Judge l . :'ain,'dir'ii
reeling them to retire, t;,ey returned toy?.
their -apartment accompanied by ;1h (
ofiioer of ths court appnn-.t'jd to attcnS
(hem : The Chief Jtid-i ?, kif; the;, '-;;
counsel would con ':ut to tlie rischare iV
of tlie jury; to which Mr. Swjnn aiid w.- '
Mr. Key replied, (bay had no u' j'.'c-.'.ionjl; '
anu"MrCoxci that tho court was com--'
petent-to discharge them without Iii3 .r' ' "
consetit... At 5 o'clock, the Jury wasV"
stilt in session. ';:' : ; v ' .'. '.'-. , .;;';
i Mmday, '! t7 Cliief J. Cr,-tnc!t ; ;
hi mortiingdelivered the opinion of t!ia ' f t
Coo it on tho motion of the counsel far V- ' , .
tha United States, (hat a venire finut
de tlova should uc awarded, nr. in n;ier "s
Accordingly, in a"; few , minutes after. Ide tlova
the crcw.Tieaded bv the Mate Came nit. words, a new Jury ftulniuooed aud a ceiy
, ' .7 ' tf - -i . . a.. 'r .. .. a
Jlodkharge ofher, threatened the Mas- trial take place, -in ilio ease of llie;irt;.:
ter, wore ship, ana twoa lor the island j,detment ns3,n81 UT- ;,. me-
of gt.'TbQmntr, On -Friday, Iht! 9th,l fraudulent obtainment and application
(hey run the brlg near to tha rocks, on ! to his own so of Z730 of thaUnited
tne norm aiue oi inc isiana, anu wim-i niaies muncj. " ;. v7 ht :
out lowering (he aales. J go tlie anchor (the former Jury, it will be recollected,.-
the vessel touching on the" rocks aft. was, that the . t was guiuy oi 00., t;
Th f!ant'in of tho nnrt'of St.Thomas. ta'mitvr !' v. i- isv.i.fthe United States,-
blind my eyes aad corrupt my; integri- observing the auspicious aituation of the lit Ins olbcial capacny, ami oi apply. - ,.
rmiaitv lmmaiiiaraiv nnnrnaui - iiir w n n l u i it a utu un iiir ii,iui-i.i
krmed forrc, Arrested lhemutiiifers,i Mr. Swann;' and- MrKey moved forarg
T a .. .1 j .-". ...l. : . u . m anrl ri am rniinai
y r ii ,1.- 1. ... A.I..J ..J tU. ft,-
i u i iti? iiuuacs, sun uuu anu uiv nty
comforts and necessaries of life, taVen
from those, who bow wander, in nak
edness atjoVrags, no paving whither to
MmiiosJ' h.m in inaAii.,trkov titVw vKnitB. and the counsel lor the ac
were tubsequerttly eitmined before the cused moved tjat judgment for the de- :
Govertjoo who, upon evidence of their fendant should bp eflrd. Ine Couri ; ,p
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