held aeries of meetings, in which there
I.hvo been over a hundred hopeful eonvpr
f o i. And I lake pleasure in saying that
a great portion of thi. gjod work in owing
1 1 God's to'essing upon the readit.g of tbe
S"iety's publications in distributed."
Their labors have also been much Mess.
', in hiiiiii' up and increasing Sabbath
Horft Carolina SSlbin.!
I crats from the non slaveholdinff States whoi
iod is attracting
.- :,...1 e-,-'ci:.!ly im.'Pir the poorer fami-) 's .i V. K i -""-'' :V
i in which inanv children, snd ncn pa- j t-r-r"'? vCi frVsfc? :''"';-''
r. :.t-. .. learned" to sp.JI aDd read A- I i.,,? '"f v-:
I 4 thee Srh.v. now e,i. in one j TlA H
county wh- re there wi re hut when the j i''SV V" 'J itiV'.VI
C iiportHur b can to wi-.it from house to I TV.li''lC,, '"Vi'V I
i
bmiv, in wlech visits he pot them interes
t -il in bok-, si iid got pious, intelligent tucn
and women t r cngnge as teachers.
SKKD 50 VS AD PROPUCINfl.
It is mo-t cheering to witness the enlare
ei' views ou personal responsibility, and the
i',rreae of individual christian iff)rt. A
!:. ly sent me ? , which I Inid out iu tracts,
a part of which I pave in a country neiirh
horbood, on;! of which was blessed of God
in the conversion of a young lady, ho-e
fisher iufornicd me of the fact eight months
tfurwards w'en he called on uie to buy
tr icis for this daughter wbo wished to be a
regular di-tril uter.
A gentleman who sent me ?-r0 to mike
l.i it; st-i f and wife life member, says, " Smce
vour Tery welcome t to our neighbor
hood, I have been trying to ouke myself
useful by Ti-itiap and oii..iributrtiS"trcts a
mong the poor. I feel an increased interest
in the traet cause, seit.g it to be a great
deans of winning sou's to Christ."
CHARLOTTE:
have eo nobly co-operated and continue to; learn that tbii qui
co-operato with them, demands a oorvliul cood deal of attention both from Whiis
and heart felt recognition at our hand. ! Bnd l)OUlO0rltS ,d w;igbe the tneana of
a. urso-rtrt, I nat naving tne lulicst con-; c(Uj)jn chan fro b
fidenco in the patriotism and ability of the causlnS c ,ng rora .
tiatioLal Democratic Convention to assemble "einooran biiouiu nuppor
at Charleston on the 2 3d of April next, wo are not surprised ; but fa
hereby pledge ourselves to give to the gainst it is most surprSMtj.. Tt scms to os
.that the correctness of Wi ad raldrem prin
unwavering support. . . . .1 .
in Th.t T.m. u.,.1 ...n ciple ought to be s plan an a man a nose
PresiJcnt of rbe United iMates deervea the in bis face to those who ill fairly examine
thanks of tbe South and of the whole enun- the question. Now, som of the opponents
try for the broad constitutional i policy 'which of ,hi!t pnneipb, try to tj ow ridicule on it
, . by saying that tbe tin piles, eupa and sail
Ad Valorem-gain. i CONGRESSIONAL.
Washington, Maroh 12.
Senati. Mr. Iveraon, of Georgia, inlro-
iduced bill to extend the provision of a
h parties. That a t land act to Florida, for Iho benefit of the
tli. nrinninln wn I i'lODllO and I MllO if UllFOad.
Whig to go a
Mr. King presented a petition from cor
j tain niercbanta of New York, praying the
establishment of a line of hteanishipa from
i that city to Cuba, via Charleston and Key
West.
The ease of Thaddeus Hyatt was taken
up end disciisnd. lie waa finally commit
ted to juil for contempt of the authority of
the Senate., by a vote of 44 to 10.
Mr. Toombs, of deorgia, gave uotiee of
Turn day, March 20. 1500.
II. RmoW, That we are opposed f0 ' e, nies nd forka, of poor people ; """" "-. u.. u.,.,..,
nisiuroing 01 me seciionai couiproniise ot win oe laxca. iow, nose wno auvance
II o. or RKPKRriKNTATIVES. The Home-
oar I onstitut.on, Mate or National, and that ,aeh , ,rgumrnt know ll well such thinSa I gfelll hi w.s p.Pd by a larve majority,
we especially deprectate the introduction at ; ; oo, fce A fcu .L wou,d , M Morri;of Vermont, endeavored to
this time by tbe t lppos,t,on parly of North . . ... J . .. t . J ro,lie. . i,;,, tK(,uUti' iinor. Julie..
rill. .: 1(1 :
l. I! R. W.K.fi.-W. K-q.of l-rnoir.haa con. Croi;,,, i't0 clir f5t,lfl polities of a nuestino not ueh "fiicles belongkg to the rich, be
ur uthf.ru.-ci agrut. Hei0f constitutional amendment affecting the also taxed, and as thej an effrd to have
i.r i.r. ilais Upon which our revenue is raised, ' K preat tun tit artu fobf the kind, these
yprraonajLelietinpittofce Prei..atre, i..poli.io, dan- j ... fc , f , h s
miM reee vr nroers n.r llie W mo. W
liM-nientP. i.ne rectrpt fur llieajin
su br r ibm ;r wlio jmv Ii him w.ll
a ill rvceivc the Whig fur two c'nl
e months gerous and unjtit; at ti e same time we
iir reduce a bill regulating import duties,
for tbe purpose of increasing the revenue.
March 1.1.
The bill offered in the Senate, yesterday,
was for tbe continuance of the mail route
The Lato Terrible AflUray in Pittsyl-
nauia.
Pittsylvania Court TTouib, )
1st March, lHOv). J
To the R litor of tin Examiner i ' . '
You no doubt have already heard of the
lalo affray wbioh resulted in the death of
James Clements, William Ulemoqis, ana
lUlph Clements, tho wounding of Olivor
Smith and Smith his brother) but
yon may not be in possession of all the fnats
and circumstances therewith connected.
Some two or three years since, Jamea
Clement married Miss Victoria Smith, the
grand-daughter of Captain Vincent Witeher,
who was a lady of extrrni beauty and
charmiuif character. Shortly after the mar-
rinve. Clements commenced a course of
harsh troatment to his wife, which tormina
ted, aoine four months niuce, iu her being
compelled to leave his house at mid night,
in her bight clothes, to escape from his fury.
It senna ho waa the victim of wild suspi
cions of her fidelity, and as " trifles light as
air, to the jealous mind, are confirmations
' -t ti.i- '.;. I,. .n..n r.
strong aa pruoi ui nuijr
FUR OOVBRSI'H,
I'T PASyLOTANK.
deem it the duty of tbe Legislature when i l"" ,n"c ,r" D01 '"fS" ,D0 ,r.'",aa 01 j from Charleston to Havana, on the petition "' ue, 7 V T 11 .1 ih
I passing acts for tbe raisinc of revenue, so " Tatorem oesire to seataxea. n nat they or the ew iorx merchants. In the Sen- "VI '"" ."-' r ' , ,
I to adjust taxation as to bear as equally as ! principally desire to seetfairly taxed is tho '. to day, Mr. Toombs introduced a billhe. cr,me- "" ,cr "u.r8e; .ro,,,ei,,.,b.
jpraotieaVdeaitbin the limits of the Consti- i Mgro propertv of thc IJu there any " -1-"L".;... ruZ:lo
vu.u.,. upon ,e various ""ere.s.s ami ciaa- : - ...... .nOOO in ne.o ." , ' , 1 1( , .r. ... fil.J
of the State.! e ,ea to revive the bill, previously tabled, in- j " ". f
lru.;.,,. ihu .nnrnnri.han Snr srn.l.w. iknlUerDIII 10 1110 Vtiancerv V.IICUII 1""
t AMllA'M.s KOK SlltnitK.
re 9 ui. rit ii In snnounre A. H. liliOWN- ! such
t ses nf nrprprlt in all seetiniis
! 1 tiev.'iW Tl.t. ..- i property -o pays noUyie cent to support I ereasinir the arnronriation for arniintr the ! bl" 10 ,ho Chancery
; the different sections of tbe State fostered be governmeat of ihiMtatet while every militia. . The bill authorising proposals for I Franklin County, praying
ON K MAN M ri'nRIi A t' OI.rviRTFl" II.
Another gi-ntleman sent me S .'t O by mail,
and says, ' I give tbis to support a colpor
teur in th's county, if, with Cod's a-sistanoe ,
you can cet a man If you cannot git a col.
j rteurto work in this county, I am willing
that the money sbold be used for some oth
tr destitute countv, but I hope tnu will ret
one soon to visit this, for we have minv poor I " '
.-4 4. L. k. I L J.OL.'t.- :. r SS.Vk letltturi
.-irg to pi-ices of worship, and unies tbe
go-pel is carried lo them thev mut perish!
in their sirs and their biood cry out against! c"":",'lf
u. who iw have orrortunitv or means to' M-i-si. nhurg county
carry it to th.-m. I not onlv fee! it my da- !
t. t.i ive m.-nev to spnd ont a t.odlv. prnv. I e re autl oriie
ii j col port.'-ur to scatter printed truth, but! MaXWI.LI.. !-.
i -hall scaiti r tracts aiv-eif, and try to iu ! SMirniTi.i' M.cki. i.lurg
t -est tiers to fupport e ilpirteurs and give 1 August e. i ".
t-T"s P'ea-e witboH my name from thej Wr re tul'mnrcil I
pa' lie as I do not watt, ly tbis. to tain ! J Harris. 1 s . as eii
t riot w amon men. t ut to do good to tbetr
fva! and olorify tJod, to whom I b-lon,
ilh all I pos-ess, ar.d at whose bar I iuu-1
r nder an account for my stenard-Vip ."
A few we ks after tLis free-will off.'ritijr
w.ts made, Hod, doubtless in answer to pray
er. provided for tbe above county a pious, j
o ;re man. who was awaken, d and led to! . . , , , , .
i . , ,. , v. ,. j- I (.Attention is caned to the advertise
I i.nst. tiirou'h 'iol s piessmt-. oson tne
tritt 1 Come t., Jesus ' ;re bin, b a oil. ' nient of Messrs. J. M Sanders Si Co
porteur that visited him a frw yer aeo 1 have just received a supply of New Fursi
He has beer, laboring .ffi.ieLtly and finds. tar(, Cj; al)j e,irjJi,,e lt.
u sutution a-i J negieet o: th go-p. I. .f
tt r hi arrival, the gentl.-nian surportinj
h :n, writes
in Ins visits in. one tho ro?r. to whom be i-! tot kr sale
i'i . ;'I speciil attention And oar ministers '
pron.in nt men five t,im a warm re 1 Awftil Tragedy
t'.-i'kful to God foreoah im vou to send u
l.-u.. ri. 1..UU lor lec vltue ol Mirrn ui wur
M.rklmLu't county, si thc nifu.ne August . nal improvement already begun, and the
trleeii.'ii. construrtion of such others as may be deem-
Ue nre authnrii.d to auuoaiice STF.I'HKN ; ed expedient, as the credit of tbe State and
J. 1.1 1. 1. V H 1 1 L. r , a a cjtiu.iitite wr the ui". the means of her citizens in ay permit, ith
fee of mu r-6 u i. k.al ui( c.ui.i), the en- , out irjuriou-ly affectiu.- the one or imposii g
tuuif Ausu.i ei.ct.on. 1 toy onerous burdens on the clbt-r.
ve i,rc tuthorit. d to announce Ft. M. W IIITK, i It will be seen by the 3d resolution that
d i jn .i.ic lor li tirticr ol Mienit nl
tiurg ct-ui.ty, st the rinsing Auu.l
de veloped, at.d to that end believe that 1 owner of a half acre lot is taxed more or i ,he ovrlnd mail between the Allautio and """" ' ,1."r. i"U0
t. aid should be given towards tbe for- . , .rJ,nif ,n ..,. f fK. I'miho was passed. or the taking of deposi
i- i r t . - less according to the value ol the property- ..... four months mice, at Sand
ding to comploliou of thc works of inter-I ... , s ... , March 14. I momo siuoe, . .nu
divorce
Avtioes were served
lions, and soma
ndy Level, in this
ooiintv when the takir.ir 01 the Uunosi-
cr.snn. urn p" .u.i..s hino eonduelea. flir. J allies j ... .v.... . , .. ''"
Tampa, Fla., a port of Juiivcry. Also, one ! clt.nlellU mai Klpb, bia brother, got into! j .V,, ,.,!..''' " ""It in
a free figbt -i.h Mr. William Gilbert and : bu brollitr-. aid, .bared the same fat" Ln
his brother about tbe charges against Mrs . Ul.cbir of , in lh. ' j
his wife and that of Mr. Wm. P, Gilbert
young gentleman present, whioh was resout
ed by Mr. Gilbert on the spot. l'Utols Wer"
drawn ou both sides and nine shots cxekan
ed, five of which took eff iot, itijurinB m?"
Gilbert and his broihur, as well as two f
the Messrs. Clomcuts, but none of tb
seriously. em
Tbis seiious aTry, of course, greatlv i
creased the ill feeling which bad been
gendered between the parlies, and the m' t
ter finally beoame so much talked of i
most of liio oiiixens of the two ooutitiea a "
involved iu tbe difficulty, eaoh party havin
its warm and tealoua adherents,
Add to other eauscs which bad so entran
ed tho two families, somo time sii,ce
James Clements, tho husband, by aom
means obtained possession of a ipri.lii
child, - tbe only issuo of tho inarriagclj
placed it with bis own relatives. 'Ji
grsudfathcr, Capt. Wilcber, and a Ur!
party of friends, deeming this act an out"
rago, and believing that the mother waa
the proper custodian of iho tender offspring
by duo process of law recovered the infant
and restored it to its maternal parent. '
Last Saturday, the Vfttb instant, ,t,lt,4
yesterday, the parlies all met at a localii.
in Franklin county, (some aay Ilrook's and
others Dickinson's store,) to take further
depositions to be used in the suit now penJ
iug for divorce. A que.tion propounded
by C.pl. W. icher so exasperated Mr. J4Iuej
( lemeots, the defendant in tle ,uiti ,h
he resorted to tho use of his pistol for an
answer, but fired loo q iickly to make sure
of his aim Capt. Witeher returned tl,9
., .m- .mi-- .u i.usosnn oi hi. er.n,.
We think not. Even the last revenue law
is unjust in some parliclars. For instance,
gold watches is taxed 1. A poor man who ; for ,he protection of female emigrant pas
happens to own a gold watch worth ouly j seneis no packet ships.
. a. i-i .. . . Ti. i;:..... i ..A t.:i! :., M. ... .... " "
i.o nasio pay i, wnne ine nen man o -J , - Clements, which there were some nneeo or. wljpll ,,, ppJ tbe me.senr of death .i!
Ml.... aim k...it'faM e amendment, appropriating a sum .-.,.. tints fired and three or four menL... f df,,h h
to fvsv onlv tlia asms amAiilit '
thev still oppose distribution, a measure, it: j j .
- ' ' ' I Some persoas are so disposid to
which in our view should have been adopt- i,,. . . ,
I vuis priucipie oi laaivioo as w siy
i j ... if va . uh u eJ Years av'O. and then the povcrnment : ......
rr uiiitiriz.-D ... oii.'i'ut'sc ...... vi... .... - r . - , si Mf thu pltoiit I, irrit Ihannnp iAitn.1 i-n. i.uiii, ui ihb., iu.'.d .rui.v fnr - .l.til. strni'i.il WI1KD 1L allOUlQ i I , ii ...
flieeot fti.cr.tr oil ou!d have been saved from extravagance;1., ..... . , . ... , inc on the protection of slavery in the ter- I " . ' eo "rc7 , , " ,n ."" "houl.ler. Th
ril-ries. I !. Satordav. at Dickinson' atore. ,-. - v.- ' , .onnton
Mr. Vance, of N. C. made a sncceh ini, . .dl i... .k. ..t,i... r ' - ' c ' " ."ow,e " "'!
.fi , , j - miin wrsi ui iuii f iv, ""'. w" fatal thrust into hit bowels
""i" ..ivi.ii.i- c-iiiiiiiT ii? inn rirsm i-
oi money ,or .ue ac.rsc. o. .ta.s, w woun,,ed. Time rolled on, and each party brolh(;r j,m Johnson Clements . .h
IP'"-'1- . I the Clements and their friends on coe i,ro,,,rr fir1j a. v. i lh A..u:.r
oppose j i the House a bill -a. reported suppres- j Me tlje Witeher., Gilberts and their friend. ' Jn cf Mr J ',ct, ? A' " '
that it j sing Polygamy in Utah. on tb. other-swearing vengence, and arnr j br,jticr lo Mr,. Vietri. (Wnu'?''
lh. rloh If .nnbJ tnr n.r i,.., ,...'
A V.... l. .!. J.L.. : ' J-" .'ft""..
I measure as their plan is to pav those who ,.
ted to announce WIM.T AM I . ... , ... ,., , , ., - ,. j L'gbt wrongs 00
i support the partv " turoujh thick and thin, .- i
:, eniidi.tite fur thc orti. e oi l . " ' - . , ' ! tiee in a man a la
rt oi M.
ui ty, l llie ei'suni)
annouiire S M'I. A
eiin.iii..te f.r liic oif.ee o
g cout.lv at ll.e crsfcuirrg Au
it was very convenient to have that fund at I
ccmmsi 1 to reward its friends by au in
crease of offices.
In thc 1 1 ib resolution, they
man, and there is no i'-
nd being a!ays taxod and
negroes going untaxed for 12 years and
theu from 5ll until they die. We think ev
ery man in moderate circumttauces should
rT. 1 .1 ,v,;. A.nr ... h..i r .7 , ,. ---". unrona-
i l .....-..--- , nate vicum tailing dead on lb snot Th
March 15. coudueted, when one of the three ( lemci.U. p,r, ,0 1() lff vnx.lt", 00 ,
, of Georgia, Las been g Captain Vincent Witcberthe d d lie . Witchei stde, was a Mr. Sam.i. S .,'
Robert J. Cowart,
eon6rmtd as Indian Agent
Hutle', whose term has expired.
The Senate bas passed bills charging
F.'Q
lUlh.
i.tiur'
unty,
nounoe J P. SMITH,
i.e . rt.ee of Sr.. nfl" ol
the tiisun.g Aitfu.t
express i . i , , .
i sunnori me au vaiorem orincme oi lazaiion. i . . . .
themselves opposed to disturbing any of the I i eo.i,pet,a.ici. tor L niteu plates ..i ar.ta,s,
, . , . ,, . I District Atloitieys, iic , and the eolarae-
sectional eon.prou.ise. o. our state ( onst,tu- I Potcrson for Aprii nient of the Louisville and Portland Canal,
lion, and that wecpecia.ly deprecate the in- j T. 0B ou. ,,v,u ,DJ it. f-..lin matter ii! Th. Hou-e was engaged chiefly in dis-
i s 1 1 1 am. iiiiineuls to lules, add have
v api. n ucner rose iro.u ... ... i j, ,,, , dl.tut,j .rinJ,on cf Mr w , '
ed Clement, to repeat what he bad said, aoi Mr s wouni, , bu, , rteofef
iu in- miru UM.-HUUI, ....... i ."-liiuib, the brother of Mrs. Cleme,it
111 rcpij lO mis, jsme v.irroeno .uruvuer ,V,oogl ,iildio of the severe
ol the oiio who gave the a -a uej nreu a ed jn h() r.l01l,jer
it is
ound reeviv-
troduction at this time by the opposition ' :.,,.,: nnr Tpl,i. ,.. i,... j;.. !
jpartycf NortbCaroiin.mtoourSuupoiiics:cowe(, . ,,,, u,0 g, ,,n et.k of ' Ped ,l,e Ihoi.n appropriaiious.
,ofa question of eou.titutional amendment j , GtfJf cho,e bg .ifJi rch !
i affecting the basis upon which our revenue ,: l l l 'u . i. . . j , i , n , ! Nothing important in the Senate, except
bo is raided. ' No doubt they do really depre- i . in the Kx.-cu-.ive Scs-ion, when ihe N.cara-
- J r : son. 1 his nerioilieal la alwavs mterostim- ' ..... ....... . i.:.i nn ,v.. . .
eat. th ntr.-i.i,.,..; Af , ,.,,, ' . . ! "
anil we wouiu lie piraseu vo oruer u lor any
shot from a five-shooter at Capt. Witeher.
This waa tbe signal for a general slaughter,
and each one cried " bavoo," and commen
ced firing nith five and aix shooters aud
slashing witb boie knives. Capt. Wilcber
drvw his Coil's navy six shooter, and com
menced tbe aork of death, l'be to Smiths
fbrothers of Mrs. Clement") snrunir to the
The psrlies, as previously stated, ars tl!
afllutiit, occupy high social positions, ;!
veiy natiraliy, exert a most eoinmindin
iiifliirnee in the section where they h,e.
Mr. James Clem-oU was about 'J-J jers
of ag, and tbe younge-4 of five brolurn.
lie waa a farmer by occupation II, i
brother Kalph was a Ii.ycr, and John.
ij'jestioc into tbe present gubernatorial can-
of our Lady readers. To new aubscribers,
.re ".. uvuvr uc- .uw., r-r,.. . . - J ,he W(jij. ,n,( ivterwn will be afforded at,
OurCo.port.m is ei.courag,d ; espec.ai.y the or.eon.riog a vaiuaMe town uumon oi .lie t rce Sunrage question several g3 ,,- ge0(, in Jour nlnjes.
lean i-u. .sui mey. n was UlSluriilllg j
one of tbe eouiproiuiscj of the coustit'jtion. I L. ,, i
... , , The Wheat Crop.
v. t nn n ..Fi nn n,-A k. ... nt .V...... ! ... . - " . . .!
on and wiil co coerate beartilv lam' , ., . ' . . tn . c ' : e learu from some of our acncultural
l-r,il t-iTn fnrr, l . , A I " anniner column we nave giru .- .u the dilt.rcnce was this, the I
b!e The treaty is now defunct, tbe lime
for its ratification having expired.
The House proceedings were unimportant.
r-scu, with revolvers and knives ; Addison tne0J(,r brother killed, w.'s. like J,nie,'
inner (wo i v ) . " j .u urU n, , , .uc fir01Pr i we other brothers stiiijra-
scene of b.ood t- save hi. atoer ; whi.st oB) ,rd Wf ttfhl J(,r, Jlf of
" -- lb unlortanate voun.. men aim h... -i ...
Further Particulars of tho Great Tiro
at CuqviHo, Ky.
In our extra, of tbe 23d, we gave, n
'e' tre friends that the appearance of the Wheat at ;ou'"'e. er harried and imperfect
su -h a roan to help us extend tb ipel l0! "count of the most awful tragedy that it in ,he m uji.rity and the Democrats desired ' tli time jt b(1 ,nd tb.re s f ,;.. ,eeount of the terrible calamity by fire by
10 ge. lue coi.i-m or toe --tate ami there- ,loub, ,be ,.re fro,t of , wefk L ,,,, wbich o-ir town was vi-ited, on the evening
fore sprung the Freo .Suffrage question upon jt ;Ve bope ,he rija wbicb felj 00 0f Ihe Wid. It was, however, .be best we
be people aiihout any jjs:ice, fr every Saturday night and Sunday last, will have " -e to prepare, amid tbe excilement
has ever fa.icn to oar lot to record.
are uot io tbe habit of publishing such ar
but frjoj tiie eb-racter and staudiuir
evvry class anT lami t tn our countv. as
christians of nhfferer.t derioitiinatioijs united
ly atiDg, which nil! give il gre-iter it fl i
s ' , i j"...;. r i l n i 1 of the parliea we ibink it destrs.. mom
u.imenta! ccrr'ne of st..vation I shall a! I r
wsvs be !,; r to do eeervthirt I ran to! tbau a pa-sing notice. Capt itcbtr ha-
er-r.-jurac" aod aid this cau-e There are
r.. .;.y bo t!iis support a Colporteur.
ci.is fob Tfia vVi'BK. that in bis last years so serious an occur
An active, j.ions pt j-ician who aids this rence should ovsrt Ae biai i aud althou
.i.ju... .ie. ' the tenrtsor; to eeviv.. i l.svn ; s
Senators by obtaining a free hold ; but the iufferjnL. for the want of rain. The Wheat
l . ;.,.i U'l,!., .( Vlrr!.,;.. . U., r.r. L i- ... , . ..
i Vu .r"' "- oppos.tiou i.emg ,5.rous ot oing an MioiihlI tU0 been injured in Georgia and Ten
: series of vears. and it is to be regretted i,,.ii. t.t th t ,,, k hxin.. tl.. I
w-rk groat v, recentiv wroie me savini' " I
wi-h you to vi-it us soon. Co porteur r ork
is sadly needed among us. A majority of
the people, so far as I can so... or learn, do
tut attend ch irch. and are not reached bv
tos una! c! ristiuo means Can jo i not
I'ipply us with a good laborer! Aud can
jou not find some ricb tr sn or wotnan who
W'Uj.j py tb" salary of a t'o'poreur to vor'
Lore?" A prominent Diiuister in another
c iMy writes. ' Since being Rector of ibis
Pit i ii I have fti an crpirtuuity of seeiu-..
that Tracts di here. And I
t-'re'ore respectfully petition a dotation
of Tract frcu. the Am Tract Society to
ec-jf. r for tie 'Jpf'J10? ' tbirsiiru
people.' AI'IEAL.
la view t t Lat this cause, as an ai ! to
tl. - ministry, has done nt.der Goi. and, the
eortiiiued L d fjr it, its g-eat ?..-i.r
ah i (COLon.y, i-ur..!y w may eonS leptiy
r. ly upon niatij weaitly mo ar,J womt-n.
e .oi:, to suj j -rt a colpor'eur to labor iu
c jr. tie not y. t supp'ied. who can vi.it an
E't-.l'y al-.ut a, mi fau, in tl.s s-i-it r,f
C'.ri-t. the n ward of which, to the doiio
m I '-iLg the in-tiuu.ent cf makiusf ba'jpy
bo'io-s atd saving ou:, will ei-rtair.ly be
inS'.itely ir' n-r thsn a few dollars intere-t
fr
the Uet accounts 'rotu that section of tbe
Stite rcprisent tbnt be bas been committed
Ly the fcXJtnii.iL.ing court, to take his trial
i jt the murder cf tbe Clemens, Le ceruin
iy acted ia st'.f deforce.
slitution so amended as to have property
taxed according to in value, they oljoet I P0K TUI c ivnio
I , yes, these lovers of the people object to Mr. Dl.tor : Hiving I bope removed
a ui on'1. 'loo the constitution, not because it is one wrinkle, 1 hasten to efface another, f jar
really im politic but because there is danger thai tbe first thronu my tatdiness might
of the I. mocracy lo-ing their asceudaLcy
iu tie Slate.
and confusion which prevails tk. tin.
it was written. Since then, however, we
have beeneo ihied to collect statistics of the
loss, insurauce, Ac, hioh may be interes
ting ta our readers :
Tbe fire, as started in our first extra, ori
ginated if. the laru'- frame residi-nee of I'rof.
M atthevts, on fourth street, South of
Ulli. 1 be ria..: ul the aie, as is sui pos
ing in rapid succession, eaer to do ali the
damage tbey could before tbey fell.
l'be fight occurred in a small room, some
! by -il feet. After the curtain bad fallen
on the closing sCeue of lh tragedy, tbe room
was filled mil. smoke, tbe floor puddled
with human gore, and all three of lb Cle
ments stretched ilemitn their hi,iall riddl.d
nith talis and slashed with knives. Th
lo Smiths wer both badly wounded by
shots; Addison Witeher bad ball boles
k.. .Uik.. A.1 ksir; whilst t'.f.'
Wilcber remained uoealb-d . Tber w r
eight persons engaged in tbe fight, three of
l.oiii were killed and three wounded.
I he deceased Clements have five brothers
living, who now are coilectting tboir friends
and o ii-i;i. ii for a pitched battle, hii.t
me vi ucoers are arwiiiM n rrepmring ior I . ...
their reception. Tbe end it not yeij and I ,,. m n n
much fear that our soil will be drenched
met, such violent deaths, is Ir (ioorge
CI. mollis, a very wealthy and pro-perous
farmer. He formerly resided in Franklin
eo inty, but bas recently removed lo l'.ttsji
vania, Mr Victoria CUmenU (formerly Mi.j
'ietori Smith ) is said to be a lady of about
31 years of ag. osss. rxtraordimry
personal beauty, and it highly accomplished.
("apt. Vincent Witoher, is perhtps, a
widely known iu Virginia a any man with
in the llinli of tho Coin id on aeaiih. f r
21 eonaecutiv years, io tbe popular braoeh,
as woil as in tbe Senate ofo.tr .State legis
lature, he hs played no unirr.p jrlaril ptrl.
His spreclies in ihs Ijgtslamre aiaavs
command. . . undni li d att.-nii m of llui
body, and tr eharieteriie l by force o!
er of reasoinug, that rcu leic I
gi. irresistibld.
W
have to be anointed i aaio. i dont i i k
chronic ca'es, it Use, bo much time and pa-
' tience to make a cusp, and then tbe bill is
e understand, that up to the tim of
l. was in a d.-fectivo fle. Ur. Ayr, re- : "'lh.,,h' bl.00'1 of m"J 8J mcn ,lio tbe diflieultie. growing out of tbe o.'.f
det.ee bein' nithiu a few feet of I'rof Mat
thews', every exertion waa put forth, and
More of the Beauties of Democracy.
La-t w-ek we gave a notice of the beau
ties of Democracy io tbis State. Tbis week
we give a small touch from Missouri. Head
the letter below it is taken from tbo Western
Missuiiriun, a Democratic psper printed at
Warrenxburi, Mi. The Doo-ocrats are all
lure wrjcij. r by Uireet trae t0 ,( e fcouth, never have anv thing to do made by ibern that they are in some instan
tivti I au ludirect and ... , . . :r.... ..n. .. i.l n. ..j
nu mo anoiiuot.isi, do, noi iney, yei inis nn'(iii, ""-i i huhiij
l.-tter shows that a rank free Sailer and abo- ; Vw"J-
i. tbe 5 l-l'i or C20 . Tbo.-e who can
give a Co'porteur. ealary, let tbero giv
t!,y Biy he sl le ari'iuauy, and let a',
shut th.y can, in God's strength, to ad
ii I 'tis vofi, the only obji-ct f niiier
ti'nri h're. and e;,t t
'V. tv s; t 'y ijod's trutl to J
" sir, which is a r- proaeii
and to f.-ach, and prod.jc.-, '
it rigbteousntss which ex 1
& , to i-r
in tl' ...
vent an ! ".
ary p.op'f.
cuiuvate i
:h a fca'.l -ii.
v..
W. J. V i
Doraocratic Platform.
IV; ow we give tie re-olutious adopted by
the !' mocrstic Convention, which met in
Ilaitigb on the "ih instant, and which forms
tLeir I'litforui of pili.ciples, vi. :
1 j;ni.:vd, Tbst we cord i il ly ar prove
and re affirm the resolutions cf the i.-iiio-cratis
National Coiivrution wbic'a .u.U.d
at Cibcintiatti io June, '.i.
U. J.ryjivr-l, Thkt rj;ither Congress nor
a Territorial Legi
1-gi-lation. or l.-g
untriei.diy cbarirv r, possrasc the pow
er to annul or in. pur the coi.st.iutioL ai
r'c'ht- of any c.tii-n of tljo I'tiitod Stales to
Use h i!av, froperty ir.t.o the eoiiiin m
i'erritori.'s, at d ti.ere h jl J and ei joy the
an. vthiie the territorial ci.dittou Tr
n, -.ir.
.'J Jl'iot", That we regard tbe diitri
bution cf the puViie lands or their pr'jceeds,
the emetine n t of boti.i stead lii.f, or any
oth-r mode of di-po-mg of ibe public eo
main, witb'-ut f j ii val -i.t, as uticotisiitution
1, aoti-rf'-ni'.crstiC, and iu politic
t H'v't' , i hat the thieit. nir.g a'p-ct
of our u.'iti Jiui aff jirs, owing to the rise of a
sectionai and fsntitai (sity at '.i.e. N.ith,
p ir. i:z '.g not oti.y tbe r.ghts and n.l. r
s of the Sjuth, but tin; perp.-tuity of the
Lstitution and the I'uiou, dcuiai.ds that
i.ii.i.ii lueij in eveiv sectiou should
We iutended notlc'Dj Gov. Kilia'a speech eucb a prodigious ose that tbe operator or successfully, loo, to save that and tbe neigh-
before the Convention, but have to dtfer it
whatever el-e he nil be is looked unon as boring bouses, and most persons wbo work
an extortioner. ! ed there were exhausted by their labors at
To cure you of yosr Wbigism is a task I 'hat point ; no one, we presume, imagining
shall not undertake it would look too much 'hat ihe town was iu any great danger, not
like presumption in t young " too-errant withstanding the fact that a violent South-
democrat." As an old line Whiff yu tie wc" blowing directly towards the
deadly f-ud
The charges ah'aint Mrs. Oements are,
in o.j opinion, " false as bell," and I have
never beard, or beard of, any person hj
did not agtre with me, unless a par'::an of
Ihe other side James Cemnu seemt to
Live bees of a suspicious, j.-alou di-po.i
tion, and had no doubt coi.j ure.l op this
suspicion from circumstances oreumng di-
nate marnag between thc Iwo families, lr.
CI.tjj' nls and nicrrit Witch. r, K-q , were
what may be termed bosom friendt Th-j
fnqienty vi.itcd on another; council, d
togeihrr; and interehang'd opiiii.E eon
Corning all Ihs ordinary Irao-.teiioot of life
Ala, how ssd.y and irrroonciially, hit"
the bonds of tins friendship bed tiiifjiJ
asunder.
TflX IVX.STIiM TIMi Cl.MMlITris U is
I' Iru V,
r.'viK
of Am. Tl
b.
:. Gen Af t.
Soc. for N. C.
A N'.in.r l!..v In th- A'tioi.s, , l'a ,
Tl.! urn-, of t.'i.. 1-t we read : ' Un H'e'in-s-day
eveniLg iat, tie !oel fie;-ht train
i-t.orwbe M ounlsiii I vi-ion, was ao hour
and thirty ti,, i,i ites btbin l time, and c m-H.j.-Lit.y
ts iiiriuii.g. tt a pre'ty Murt
tp..d.
east of C on. u.s ..1.. at a
: rock I li ot. to-. trr-i(
a.f ri u'si.M'.g on tl.- nor: i.
he I'Kil fr- ight trait, wa
le boy, oo bis way from
d thi- rook on the trick.
. snug t' ... tt n c nil- . tor k a red Cap
the bead of !,. littl- -i.i. r. ran with
s speed lo n.ei-t t, t;in, and waving
ip aueet-t d. d In tf.r-; uie it The liiM
Ij' ' r sy:i that I e. rt-, v ould bare run
irtolhe r-.-- i ,. ,, , e,,;;,.H
as he could i. t .ve...-ti it in time to ein.-k
th- lr.ui Tin. I y who thu, .., .)
Uiu lor.-tl. ju. ! , tbe k'.ow i ge of
in oi si ii n : . m the c-oiisk
. I.out a
I. turn
dis
b-
lc:ter :
Mnsrt Dhtrs: In looking vr thc
list of di-Ueates to the State t.'onvention.
at pointed by the I. moerstie meeting held
in Warren-burg, on tbe lllth inst , I ob.
serve the name of James P. Fox, tbe noto
rious Kansas Abolition Fre.-soiler. I mean
Messrs Kditors the Jamca P. Fox, who
was a candidate ou tho abolition tickt for
representative in the Kansas Legislature
during th last atrutv lor tbe ascendency
bi two.ij honest S-Juti.eru oi ii, and negro
steiiiiig, jay hawkn.g aoo'itioni-t, between
boiitut -oti..rs who witb tL.-ir fannies bad
eland togv tti-.r as a unit iu opposition to tbe emigrated to the Territory to eeurc to them-
iggri-Mive and ub-,rini;tpte4 orabixation aeives ar.d fui'.ie o Limit.!) home; aud
knosu a. tl.t iu acK ill p.biicau paity misciaLlu lowborn sillian, desperadoes,
.'. l.n U'U, 1 hat Ue only Lope of s.-cur- pidsd up from ibe brothels, low dens, cess-
log tho rq-il-ite uuity of actiu ii' d.f. nc- poo, s and hot beds of a'holiiioui-m, of the
y. cotist t j, .ol .1 r.,-h's depends upon ti.e N'jrth, anJ paid witb emigrant ai l money,
sui-e .- of the I. nuoorulc party, and tLut to mufttr, rob and steal, and all by meant
a, i ora!.;irioiis i la tbis Male or e.sewlere, fair or fa il to drive S jutheru men wilb their
witrj t:.e view o! lu.p-iinug that uhity, or fau.iii. s from their boii..-s and firesides,
cs-'.ii g l:i. irati ji.s opoti lUe great cobserva H- is the man alo during the holiest of the
tive La.ty rf ibe country, is cacal.ted to cut.fl.et v Ixod the lUek-baooer of abolitioo.
giv aid and comfort to the enemies of tbe i-m. wbicb streamed itb ibe intvoci bt blood.
' 'ijs'iiuti on, au i th reby gravely imp-ni of d-;f. t.c-iea w-tutr, ivs ao'd cbildreu,
the very tii.'i-LM ol toe guvcrnoicnt itslf. and told tho in iUucboly tale of death and
ii. ird. lnat wi.i.u a Uiiif lo starvation of murder and rapine and
tnr-at. an-J turow out no tu-bac-, we osvc'J it .'.i.-lientiy aver
oietni.ly dec'aro that the people of tnis M.ouiiaos uo bad b
.-state will roi't aggression upon their 'loo- Lon.-, to ti e .si,tamte of their Southern
-tit-j i.nal r.ght.i miieii'.-ttr tue tunr.ocy nulT-rthg brethren of the Territory. This
i: un i iits reierence ro, wn' r. I say
tn: the name of James P. Fox, among
v.-ry democrats that have
It would be unjust to brand a
l.tioniubasbeen appointed a I)e;egato.o.mar., of he., T(jre u
ltuoer.'.e C j'i.-n:i on. This is equal to ! btg .heep in nearly every fljek.
t,.e app -i'.iit.g ol tia.I liiiian. K.-ad tbe It is not my purpe to dabble in poli
Hi.luH!. k',,r.i !.. h.. r...',. tbicklv built streets of ibe tilac Wbeo i 'y in the life of all marne-1 lad.ew.
as to the salvation of democrats and I bus. the cry was raised that the cupola of the! ur h,,e '""".'Jf 'K"hrr wilb thi
rsr.rt i,r.r.n tl.. .h,,l. th.l n. . . . r.1 h.n An lUforiO Church was in flames, the dis i.at county of r r ankl.o, is in a tornado of ex
stand rather a bad c'lance Morally, judging consternation cannot be destnbed. eit. m. nt, and etery man in it ba taktn reported that Senator Toombi will rusk? a
from their actions. The impression is often 1 AH fi'"np 'he awful de-truc j nJ f. b b, A."!C,'n j report iu a f. davs. from loe aebel c in-
lion wntcn impenueu, ani neariv all lias- I ' ' s. ...... ... ..... s..r-, . .
tet.d to their places of business ami dwell- ! .nls alou-h one of them had a mortal m",te appointed to in.esfg.;, th. famous
ings, with a despairing hope of saving their! k,"'f "0Ur'4 tbe l'i''":n- i"n bJ Moumas Land t.raut, which w.'l reflect a,
property, liul in vain, fur many, were all j '""h i for tbe balls of his Xtty revolver, vrrely upon, if not implicate two ditinguish
tbeir iffurts Tbe fire was carried in , ! h-'ng much larger thao tho of any other', j d.mocratie olBcials, wbo, it it alleged,
shower from Ihe Ktform Church to Mam i '"'' r.tmy trU,r,tt so
street, the Kpi-copal Church being next 1 T"1 ""''"' showed I'm -pistol bad in
Y on fire: then Ihe huildimr on block b.low OicUfd death in all three eases. The l-ie
me anove . ... 7 , , , " . , . . ,... , .... u. i
ei-ns eorner, anu almost simultaneously : 6" u '
the r.m iluiis kr hi thn I ..nrt linn.. II,. suuv.
tics, at present. 1 iserely give
as an exordium or preface to the great sub
r -i.i. it .u ii.ii
Hock Hill is my ibject and I w:! first f -"
,- . v.- .1 .. i. ; . .:-i.. .;, ly are the two hlocks fronting on .Main street
fired
Yours,
norice it eeocrapbiealiv. It is a viilajremt
uated ou the Charlotte aud S C. Hail Jload
aud about 'iT mile south of (,'harlotle, N.
C. will) Chester io the south, Lai.ca-ter in
the Ka-t, liroad river on tho west and the
Catawba or. tbe north. Its name is derived
from the charter of the place upon wbich
its foundations rest. Flint rocks abound,
and are ttie chief productions of nature at
this place. No doubt it will in time be a
great place, being founded on a rock it is
not iikely to be moved by floods aud tem
pests that often prove ao disastrous to tboso
places built on the sand.
llock liill commercially considered. It
bas been said that more eotlon is shipped
from this than any other place on tbis rail
road, with the exception of Chester. Our
merchants appear to be doing a good bu-i
h.:s. Uoddey A Bro. aud Steele &. Co. aeli
I-lry Goods and Groceries. Hteele Si Jones
hue a grocery and by tbe term grocery I
from Fields Hotel (th.
tree!,
Ilatterton House)1
down to Aiken's corner, upon which there
are but two business houses (those of C. W.!
Mitch. II, corner of Third and Miin.oi-cu ;
pied by Waggoner & Mesaick.) and oni re-j
i.en- (that of Mr. I). A. Husscll, corner 1
of Fourth aud Broadway,) now standing. :
The Fields House stable was saved. With
those exception, the two entire Docks,
through from Main to liroad way, are iu
ruins. Bo.i ius these, a number of resi- j
dunce oa other squares wera burned.
lent their office an 1 influence to cover op
an atrocious scheme in which they were pe-
the first eut.ianly interested.
Mr lsiwman testified before the House
GL'ILLKRMO. j Committee on pt.hlic Kxpendilurcs to day,
contradicting in tbe main the mo-t impor
tant points te.nb"d to by Mr. Nci.dnl.
S. C. Ii..) ington, appointed clerk iu the
stationery roin of the House of Represen
tatives, is the person anuouncrd as bating
From the IVier.burg Hi.ircs J
Tho Itccent Triplo Tragedy Further
and Interesting DctuilH-
The feud existing between the Witeher ' abaconded with money. lie ucter served a
and the Clement families is of long duration ' day in othce, but a week cr Iwo s,-o be ob-
some twelve months or more and grew tained from his confidential friends nearly
out of the marriage of Mr. James Clements, ' Iwo hundred thousand dollars worth of
who is the youngest of five brothers, witb transferable Post olbee certificates, mad
Miss Victoria Sii.ilb, a daughter of the lati ' payable to him. Th report ia that b rait
Ilr Albert Smith, and a grand daughter of ed upon it ia New York about eightj cents
Vincent Witeher, Kq, i on tbe dollar, and left fur Kurope. At any
1 lie partita are ail wealthy, and occupy a rate, be has not returnee1 hero. II hs
j o sun. uu iue wuo.w ijirsiruciion in a woru t-v -t '--t -i , - , i
. r , niglJ social position in ihe respective couu- 1 been arrving the administration lor several
ties which they represent, Ibe Clement be- years it. one of tb departments. Tbe Gov-
longing to rraiiklia aud the Witeher to cri.ment loses nothing by him
aoout seventy nou-eg are to ruins, em
bracing the county buildings, three church
ea, ( llutorm, Kpi copaiiau, aud Second Pres
byterian,) and covering the most business
part of the town. We have never beard
of a town not larger than Diuville, wbicb
suffered so lieaviit by a single lire
Pittsylvania county.
Mr. Covr do's Commute will organise for
Tb marriage between Mr. James Cle work immediate! y, and probably lake up
moots and Miss Victoria Smith was aolem the corruption fund for electioneering pur-
mzed anout two years Ago last fall, and the i poses iu Pennsylvania, as most compluneu-
l liu total lo-s IS lietseeu E
'ji O.lO and i ,l"lt'a' wero Celebrated with great fY-jf, a tary lo lbs Presidents Du'.e-ne letter
' j i j brilliant party being given in honor of the , Mr. Weudell stated before the Senate C'om-
e j -j - i o j-sii nun ,. i.,,.L . . i k.
Oont mean a grog abop. I always try to ' " "" "' I event, which was attended by tbe eile of ni'tte. ihst ha expended 81.',(M)() for polili-
rn -ir. I' i,
. tint, ar. l e
Of-rnl- of J ,
7. R.VO.Y" That i he recent ir.va-ion of I oos
the soi! of our -i-t. r ,-;tate of Virginia, by a the u-t ol pr
tana oi arn.e'l n ...to-s, .as the ieg:liint.;
result of tbe prin-ij ;c auJ t'.a''h:iigs of lb
li aek Jiepubi-.cab t arty . the t'iuo rh
f that party wou.d he (-lowed by e-jittir.-i-e.)
b-jody raids of like character upon ai.
the b .der S uthern Stale-; tr. av t suon c Ji
ll. imIi-, e veil il unatt. nd-.-d hy t !, s press hi
i I a-j -r atii g cau-.s of a ..oil ' .u, oul I
a. -in- d- sroy that fratern-.l f' "li';g b-.-t seen
,f e," 'he sielioii-, without which the ui.iou caiinot
tbCure
). l'.'S'jt ?, That the eourse of our
' eetitly, at tbe residence of tbe bride, Democratic Representative in tbe pre-i.t
( i.octsw ilovnly, Ala . Mr Cb. W. pair, Congress of t he United States meets will,
se. i about years w. msiried to Mrs our warmest spprutal, aud that the manly
i. xsLth Conn, agtd nio.i) aix years and patriotic action of those tia'ioija! I:mo-
to thu
to I
! 1 1 il. ease it n li'
only about ten years
equ.
toppe
Conveiitlou. I
d Mi-.-rs. KJitor-, that
his political chame'j in,
ot r present one of th
on ountv. I hav been
a siemo'.-'at a.i my 1 f-. and expi ct to die
one; i.ut when , ij ii,.-n a. Fox, is all the
r-isf; In !. eg.iti- to a State convenMori
from J ,l,r,-oii t oi,nty, I f. ar for a party.
V. itb tl.es,. ooterva'ioi.s I submit th iu it
l -r to in y hro'.t.er U mocrats of the country
'.,' iher ll.ey are te ri presented, iu Jamet
Pr. bold I x, or not
Your Obt , Servant
.SOUTH.
W'arreusburg, Mi , Ftb.i!4, I rt.
caii things toy their real name. He nave
a Cabinet Siiop owned by Henry A liro a
the eery leads of ''''Ter"ril''h Suop, a Carriage Shop, a Tin
en called from their Sil0P- 'ordon & Mark make our Boots,
.vc. uooinsot. our ciott.es, Johnson auu loiu
lou our Sadd'i..- and Harness, Flan, doe
our palming in a very neat style, and if any
of you want a good life-like oil painting
of yourselves give him a call and be will
five you a good picture. We have also two
0110 to o'i.u.OUU. Ky. Tribune, March 'i.
tbe two ooun(ia, who flocked in large nutu- j ca! purposes in three years, and it ia known
bors, by invitation, from all part of that : ho loaned out 81 "', IHIO besides among par
section, to do honor to the joyous occasion j tixans, wbicb have been turned over to his
''or aitvnral mnnlli. ill. -..I.ln.t n.t. li I ! SSSIi'lieS Bt fiflt Cl'l.tS Oil til dollsi. TbtT
tatiou. Moore is our attorney and attends
promptly to all business intrusted to bis
care. My sheet is full. 1 am nomaiicly
yours
Mrs, Kliiabsth Crookett, widow of tb
PAfiiij M' it roR Oats, wirn rue
pHivii.eiic nr Tkivnosu A liul. stTsir ! tooether with rn.i.,U k,it th. n,.t .....ii lis a widii field for exnloralii.it. as Mr. Bu
happened tbe oilier day, which was too good J ed happiness shining on the roy pathway ehenan will disoovor after tbe I.eooropt on
to be lost Mr. A, called ou one of our of their early matrimonial career. Aa I matter has becu thoroughly explored
length the " greeneyed ' monster, jealousy, I " unnngcun lsllrr.
reared bis horrid front ia tbe household of
tho happy couple, and ultimately placed Too MoiiMT To ill GiATrrui..-Tb
such reslrt-tions upon the young and eon-1 Liverpool Albion says that a young U'lj.
fi ling wife as to render her very existence a. n,a e,u,t daughter of a well knowo Haro
burden too intolerable to be borne. j Df f wi, doep ,B,,per it was al-
She finally resolved to leave lha roof of Wly, difficult to wake her aud in the year
her husband, and removed to the residence Mns fir. broke out at night in the family
of her mother, Mrs. Dr. Albert Smith, iu mansion, when a mule domestic burst into
tbe county of Pilt.ylvst.ia, where she now! b(,r r ,nJ (....ujng lcr M ly iu
resides; and, by the advice of friends, dur- I ll 1,-r t, . ..U. f ssfilv.
KOVKR J Tl' frB'r 'hereupon emptied th. oats into1 ing the fall of Isi VI, intituid suit against ' Htra'ug to say, the lady', high sense of
I the bag without filling up the measure. Mr. her husband for dioree. Xoon after the ! Ime . c,u8d her preserver lo be dis-
A. raveo, uui ic wasno ue; me larmcr had : msiitutioo or the suit, the parties met at charged from her father s sersioe The la
complied with his part of the agreement Sandy Level. Pittsylvania county, for the H, is .till unmarried, but the man who risk
aud, as an evidence, told Mr. A. after he purpose of taking depositions Here a charge : ,d his life to thai of l.i. mistress has
farmers, and asked him the price of oats,
i and was informed that they were worth 35
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Cl.i.reh.. t,.,. , ,.K..i ... " fV
, '., , cents ou condition that bo should be per-
lex, one L'.vi-ion of then.nsof li inner-: -.. j . .. . , .l .i i i i i
. , , ., ' , i milted to ' tramp them in the half bushel,
anoe to keep os sober. Ibe Sous of Malta ... . , r , . , , ,
, , r. , ., . , ,. lo secure thu bargain bo paid for twelve
have also a ar.'e family of the masculine1. , . ., , . . u i-
, . , , . , , bushels, and the text day took bis wairon
g.iilcr here. As to their obieot I am in the . ,' , ,.,. . .
, . , . . . , .. . , - ana went alter them. Ihe farmer b I Iod
osrlr helfi'f r.Br.1 I. . t h. .1 .1 .. tsi rf l.n.. : . .... .....
r. ' . "I . ' th ha f bushel, alter winch Mr. A ant n
and gave them a most vigorous tramping,
eoniracliug ibeir proportions considerably
msmor.ble D .vy," died in Texas ou the had measured , he he might tramp them ! was made b, the husband. Mr. Jamea Cle i ll! ....!u u . i "....Vr it iml Z
'.'d inatsiit in ll.ulil. . L.r sn. all ds. Vrlru S Litre tin, I n..nla l.:.k A .1:1. .1 1 . ' .. r '
, . - t - -6 ! . --j- 3
ments, which involved alike the honor of ,..,iq,, l0 him by bis late master.