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ticpated act Of barbarsm, but without the slight.
est effect. The only reply was that this is a mat.
ter of religion, which it belongs to the Shekl I..
lam to manage, and that the Government could
not interfere. do not vouch for the truth of this
story, although every body hero believes it,"


"A man without money is body without soul
"a walking death-a spectre that frightcns eve.
ry one. His countenance is sorrowful, and his
conversation lnnguishng and tedious. If he call
upon an acquaintance he mover finds him at home,
ana II no opens his mouth to speak no is in.errup.
Ju "L every moment, SO that he may not have a
onahce 10 hn'sh his discourse, which il is feored
wiii end with his asking for money. Ho is ,yod.
ca IKE person infected with disease, and is ro.
eurued as an incumbrance 10 the earth. Wan,
""kes nim up IN the morning, and misery .ccou,


pah'es him to his bod at night. The ladies' dis.
coVor that he is an awkward booby; landlords he.
lieve that he lives on air, and if he wants INV,
thing from tradesman he is asked for the cash
before delivery. 'A
AcquiHal Of Weolfolk.-Young Voolfolk. who
was tried lately at Versailles, Ky. for the killing
of Rowan, his brother-in.law, has been aconitted


Tho Lexington Observer Of the 10Th inst. saws:


Tho trial Of Dudley Voolfolk, charged with the
murder of his brother.in-law, Rowan, took noc.
in the Voolfolk Circuit Court. at Versailles. on
Monday and Tuesday last. Great interes, was
manifested throughout. by the thronged court house
not alone on account ofthc youthful prisoner. who
had the sympathes Of all for the position in which
he was placed by reason of having avenged SIS
tors wrongs, but for the imposing array of coun-
sci which appeared in the cause. A very large
portion of the audience were ladies. The com.
monweath was represented with degree Of abili.
ty and skill altogether unusual for ono of his yea
by Thomas l.. Crittenden, Esq; and the defence
was conducted with mastery ability and eIoquence
by Messrs. J. J. Crittenden, George Robertson, +.
F. Marshall and G. b. Kinkead. The case was
submitted to the jury on Wednesday morning,
who returned verdict Of "Not Guilty." after a
short absence from their box. The verdict was
anticipated by every ono. and gavo universal sat-
isfaction 10 those who witnessed this mos, inter-
esting trial.