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 Frasricide. .-The Lynchhurg VirginiaU gives a horrid detail 0f murder committed in Penn sylvania county, Va, on the l0th inst. hy Armistead Crait, jr. under the reOfand in the presence of his father. It appeared .that on the morning of that day Armisied arose and fed his horse, rode out, returned to break . fast, and fed his horse again; that the family, consisting of the father and two sons sat down to breakfast, when George remarked to Ar mistead that it was unnecessary to feed his horse so oflen when corn was scarce--for which rehuks he received slap On the mouth. George. who was an orderly, wela-dispOsed lad, and member of ihe Baptist church, mildly requested him te desist, when the Oih- CT struck him a severe blow with his clench. ed hand. A rencOnntes ensued, in which l George threw Armislead on bed. The fa- ther having parted them, Armistead took ad' vantage of the cireumstauce to seize George and throw him 0n the floor. when tho fatheI againNsepaFated them and pushed Armisiead into corner of the room. Al this moment hearing something fall to the Aoor behind him, he exclaimed, " Sir. you have killed yoal brother" On raising him up dagger Isl from the bosom of the expiring boy. having entered between two ribs and penetrated tdeeply into his heart. Armistead asked his fath' letsforgiseness. but was ordered from his pres