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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02

WAS committed to the Jail Of the Town Of Peersburg
w runaway, The 18Th day of Sept 1896, negro boy
named BOILING FIVE feet inch high has small scar on
his forehead, Of h front teeth below and large &C ar
the left above The elbow oocssoned ny burn he Is
about rs rs years o black complexion states that he
belongs 10 Mt. WIN. Wade or Greensse county, Va The
equestedio rvard prove property paw char
e. and take BIN away or he will Re dealt with IS he law
directs.
ROGER MALLORY, JsiIor.
Nov. -. 57--w12w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02
Commission Business in Richmond.

rIyHE subscriber oruery Of the house Of Johnson Moss
Digger, Peershute) h's removed Richincnd for the
purpose OF selling J0baoo aud auy other Produce that
he his management, Cqp,issiorIIe will he tsnE
u for and will diligence the discharge Of h,
duty. HIS Office a. large hree-sory Brick Bulng with
IN 80 feet Of Sboeke Warehouse. Orders directed me IN
Richmond, or Ieh with Jobncn Dugger, Of Petersburg
will be immediately attended =.
BENJ. w MOSS.
~ o. 20 90,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02

Cadets found unqualified TO pass their examlna |
ton for admission are rejected; and IT Is the au'y
of the Academic Board to make 10 the Inspector
of the Military Acsd.my reporter such csses' "
be laid before the Secretary OF War, setting ior'h
IN. causes If their failure, and their particular
ro;,,, of DISQUALIFICATION Should the fe9ai COM
plement of Cadets (250) be not full, and any OF
these rejected candidates be deemed worthy Oh
REORGANIZATION, and signify desire to be allowed
this indulgence it is granted to them IN 'ne iA''
week Of the succeeding August.
Should Cadets ~ no passed their inltiatory exam
nation, fail TO pass the probationary examinaton'
they, after ,kevent, cease to De members '' "''
Institution.
After each semi-annual examination, the Aca-
lenic BOARD rsport TO the Secretary OF War the
GAMES of all such Cadets of the 4th class as have
M, made due proficiency in their studies, or whose
GENERAL conduct has not been satisfactory, anu
whom .hey may deem it advisable tor the Seere-
,arv of War to discharge; the Board noting par
,cularly the moral and military conduct; the haoie
in regard to study, and the in electual capacity OF
each Cadet.
An annual examination Of the classes, prePara-
tory 10 their advancement, takes place on the mrs.
Monday in June in presence of Board oil Vis-
tors and such other scientific and literary gentle
men as may be invited TO attend. Any Cadet
found deficient at THE examination IN the studies
OF his class will not be advanced to the next high
er class, and if, in the opinion OF the Academic
Board, his deficiency is to be attributed to incapa-
city or want of application his case is represented
to the Secretary of War, in order that he may os
discharged.
Though fourteen is within the legal age for adj
mission, yet long observation has demonstrated
that in the general, The proper and suitable Is be-
tween I6 and II; and that youths of Ia must la
Dor ander se,iou disadvantages, from the menta
imna,urty, the embarrassing diiiidence, and scan
ty knowledge incident, in most Cases, 10 SO tende
| an age
| The appointments, as before stated, are made
annually, in the month Of February or March; ant
are distributed equally throughout the various sec
tions of the country, in proportion to the numbe
of Senators and Representative in Congress.
AS general remark it may be observed, that NJ
certain information be given as to the probable
success of candidate for admission into the Mill
tary Academy, before the arrival OF the period TO
making the selections from the several applicants
as the number Of vacancies cannot, with any accu
racy, be a, ticipa,ed. Persons, therefore, maxim!
applications for Cadet-appoin,ments must not ex
pect 10 receive information this point. nor tina
their inquiries letters IN relation to it will be an
swered Their applications will be regularly re
gistered, to re considered at the present time.
ALEXANDER MACOMB, Maj. Gen.
Inspector of the Military Academy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02

AS committed 10 the Jail of the Town of Petersburg, gu
~ the 30,i day OF Sept 1876, runaway negro
who calls his ELLiCK, feet inches high built,
ha, hi, RICH; eye aud large knot his left lex
which appears like it had been broken; he is Of black
compile aud states that he belongs Mr. Nathan Hooker
of South Carolina Greenye District The
ed TO Onward his property pay charges aud take
hun away or he will he dealt with the Law directs.
ROGER MALLORY, Tailor.
Dec. IA. 6i-Ml2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02
Sept. p.
NOTICES.

4 MEETING ofthe Stockholders Of the Brooke Turnpike
"A o. will he held ON Friday the 29h in at the Bell Ia
for the purpose eecns Directors and Of declaring
dividend. Punctua attendance earnestly r"que.ted.
IL. EuSTACE, Sec'ry.
Dec. 90. ga 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02
T,nfntI Doliars Retrufd.

Tpeaty Dollars RetUafds
d ANYWAY from Fr,nei, A. Wilson. at the Amelia
years old low yellow complexion expect he Is
lurking about Maj Edwsd Mossley's Of Powhsan of
HON purchased him, Richmond where he has bro
Their give the above reward for said II be deliver
ed subscriber living in Nooway, MI Francis A.
Won be secured in jail that get him again, and will
pay all reasonable eirenets. -
-A~6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02
COAfyNISSTON BUSLVESiS.

rgVJiE undersigned tenders his services public as
Il Commission Merchant with the that any busi
entrusted to him shall receive that attention may merit
w. NJ. SW0OPE.
Office between D& on he eros, street nearly opposite
The Bell Tsye.n.
News ST. sikgif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02
fl. J.. SHYMa.vSRI, Practical Dentist

NOR the better accommodation of professional VISITORS
Il have rentei the dwellDg house formerly
cuPed by Dr. Clark street, opposite Mr.. Nelson's
Store.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02
NOTICE,

yIyE anderrfeu hereby po,ify the public that thev ,l
hold themselves responsible for any kind Of nefebsnd;
or produce put on board their bnsts Any placed 49,
be doomed and considered st the rrk Of the ovn.s -
owners SAMUEL HENRY HATCHER "
FRANCIS 10. DEANE,
JAMES JENNINGS.
csf:srsriIis, Dec a,is2G. GO .~4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02

Chaneery At rules holden in The cIcrL, oa5c. n, N.
sos county court Of HALIFAX, III. eh dsy November,
Hartwei Gresham, Plaintiff
Against,
Susanna franklin, widow and ADMINISTRATIVE Of Josiah
ankn, dec. John Franklin Jacob Torisn ana Ejz,be,h
D. hi, wife, Thomas Owen aud Sally hi. wife, aud Nancy
JAMES Frankli Susanna franklin and Peter Franz
I'm, Defts.
The defendant John iankn having entered his oo
and gwen security according the Of Assembly
evidence ina! he Is not nhaiiau! Of t, country OF
said defendant John Franklin before he II
our county court aore:ad on the Fourth Monday in Jsnu
order be forthwith inserted Richmond Enas~r for
months 'ueeesvely, aud posted the tho
courthouse Of this county on souie day.
. copy. Teste, WIN. HOLT DC
Nov. "a. s1'~s~s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02

L Der the nth, 1896. -.S' oef>sA'o
william Hashson and judith his wife, William ri.dsie,
Joseph Tndae John Chewnins and Nancy hi, wife Tsrto,
Against, '-sS
George Tsjsle Park Parrish Bet,cv hs WIFE Henry
Ihoma', Samuel Elizabeth, Wood,on, MARY. Susan Nancy
aud FRANCIS Tdae infant children of Terrell TsdsIe dee
one oil the children Of Shirley Ti,dale dec. -
TIL: ,.,. Defendants.
ms day this cause came TO be heard and il ordered
na Master Commissioned Pondexer, stale audit and setlS
ne ace"an" oil John kennop Of Shirley ri
d and that be also audit and the
.e ssa yonn hennon commissioner appointed by .s
court 20 estate OF said Shirley Tsd,ie that the sass-
rator OF the said Kennon reader the said comissiof an
OF what has been done with the bonds taken bv the
,a,d hennon Aforesaid and il any Of the benJ
uneoiected bonds Of entitled 10 the e,ist
.na Tue a adnor Of Kennon dele the to the present
oi Tsdale, that the said make n
OF the ARRANGEMENTS all 40
ms ie me and an account shelving proportion ~ all
me her and devsees Of the said Tdae well that sri,
IRON Tue sales OF sad keDnvn, and A e,sr
~hsiIner aud all such other said
may deem pertinent or shall be required hy the parties
a copy festc, RIO. COWHERD, dc.
IT,. Louisa County, Nov. Ie2S. :
Inc parte. interested in the above decree are hrre,
una, shall commence the execution Of what re
CURED ~ tue decree, Nahl Perkins store OIL the e6h
Gay o. January WHEN they required to attend VA
hsm papers, proofs, &c. NIClIS. J. p0INDEXTER, =. c.
eC "a 64-w7w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02

HAS committed the jail OF The Town Of Peters5as
w runaway, on the 29h day Of Sept 1926 snesro@s
named JERRY, who says that he beongto Mr. E,b u,
Of South Carolina, Chester District he Is feet Tinebs.g
black complexion stout built between rs and years old h
small scar on the right srm, below the elbow
one on the forehead The owner requested 10 come
prov, property psy charges and take him sway Or n,
ROGER MALLORY, Jsa,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02

Chaneery AT Quarterly Cont held tor Louis coy
Il iy on the 18th day of November, 1876: YUM
Alice B. Barbee, John g. Brown aud Mary hi, v;f. 4,
drew Winston aud Veeus p Campbell aud Sarah h .f
Against,
John III. Winston, admor. OF James Winston dec mi . !,
own right, Peter N. Winston and James WI,ton - MS
-, Defendants,
The defendant james Winston, having entered ~, 49,
pearance and given security according law and tbs 80
Of this COURT and appearing the he j, moi an M
Infant Of this state On the motion Of the p by H. a W.
ston Their attorney, ordered, that he and
pitts bill al or before February and tina, Con, S
th, order he inserted in newspaper edited in IN. ~ W
Richmond, for eight weeks uecesivey, and po.sd 90.
door II the Courthouse Of this county ZONE court we
copy. Tese, RIO. COWHERDJ
Dec. H. e7--rS e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02

Il 1876. 1890
EGord Smith Seay, Nancy Smith Seay, David Holt, and
C.iina his Wife, formerly Cena Seay aud Beisey
formerly Bet.ey Sesy, o1mpk,
Against,
Richard Essiesten sheriff Of Amelia and adnniratoe with.
Edy Smith Seay, and WoIshaui Smith Seay,
- Defendants.
The defendants Marshall Smith Sesy, aud Worsh,n s. se.y,
not having entered their and gvea eouri,v
eordns to the act Of Assembly rules ofh COURT sad
appearing that they NH
Thsreore the moun tn. plaintiff. by their attorney: IL
ordered that the said defendants, MARSHALL Sesy aud
Worsham Seay do appear here the fourth Thur,ds, in
January next aud answer the plaintiffs, bill; that copy II
this order he forthwith inserted in Rchmond or
Petersburg newspapers for two months and th,t
another copy be posted the front Courtho,
OF this county, on two successive court days.
:, copy. Te'ts, J. I. LEIGH, Csc
NOV. -. 55---E6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02

Mr.. ressendsn's siily TRADE. We hayeno douof
that they were as much surprised and dissusted 81
it, as any Of those against whom It was ieve'ied
Rut when thew have such persons as Mr.. to deal
with, we recommend a previous pernsal OF the
manuscript. and careful expurgation OF it's often
sive passages. t"' T. Eng
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02
LAND FOR H.aLE

INTENDING TO move, wish to sell my plantation i, F,
This land IL upon the RapPahanDook river about n 49,,
above snd 10 below IN
contains upwards 81 900 Of high land and about 900
narsh which is very hrm and remarkably we'll csleu.,sJ ~
grazing. IL has pretty good dwelling house an ovs,.a,
house. and other requisite out houses upon IL; aud for ta
that have lived IL, my family, with the eIe.n,;a
single year have been exempt from the usual fall ~
the lower country. more particular description 81 ,hs
nses deemed necessary as is presumed In, ~ ~
will purchase without personal inspection The ~
will be such are usually required. VIM GARNET o
Essex, July 49, 70-vn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02

i 1896. 'S3S
William Baushan, pm
Against,
Pa,chai L. Towne,. ' '"u
The defendant Richeson Booker not having entered h,
pearanee and given y according to the act Of
aud the rules OF this court And appearing that he is M
an inIaban OF this eah Therefore on The mo-
non Ct the plaintiff by his attorneys ordered that the "a
defendant Reheon Boz kcr, appear here on the fourth
Thursday IN january next aud PLAINTIFF bill: ami
that copy Of this order he forthwith in some vus Of
the kichncd OF Petersburg for two month, sue
cevey and anher copy posted the door of b
Courthouse Of tn. county, two courts days
Nav. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02

Saaneery 10 dooehiand County Court NOvs@ess
Paul pin.ue one Of the distributes and ADMINISTRATOR Of
LaIows Dimue, decd, aud Garland a,o ~
said decreased pi.,,ss va
Against,
DAVID Aowen who inerwarried with Polly Dmue daughter
Of sal Larrows Dnuc decd, and Nancy Corne forne,i.
Nancy Dmur who inermarried with Parke Cornett nho
Ordered that said David, Polly Park Nancy he sum
moned 10 ebuaTy court next 10 shew any hey asn
why e land and negroes belonging to the estate
Dhnue decd shall not be sold in order equal d,ti
on thereof and be further ordered that this order be duly
pu9hed eight weeks successfully in the Richmond Euou;re
Snd also posted at the front door Of the Courthouse Of cs
.Cupy: Tete NARCIssUs W. M1LLER,d.
800 6O--wsws
Chaneery AZ rules held CLERKS ofEce of II- go
t court Of Cumberland, Monday the Hh day Of
her, 1926 ~ N'S'P'ep
on srs;n'a r0w'er' Comph.
Charles Carter, Samuel Taylor and John IIoleuar
IT, 80, Defendants
The defendant Charles Carter having entered ~;
Peaanot and given security according Act of A,,.nI
and the rules Of this court aud appearing by
evidence that he not nhabitan OF this county, n /.
ed that the said defendant Charles Carter anpear here
the 4th MONDAY in January next and answer The comnm
ants h and that copy OF this order be forthwith
the Richmond Enquirer for months ana
ther copy posted at the front door Of the Couhoue Of ,
county on two successive court days. - 'S
"A copy. Teste, TSCHARNER WOoDSON A r.
Nov. 7. 52N-a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02

Dec. IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02
Place and date.
TO the Secretary OF War.

SIR | offer myself candidate for the appoint
rnent oil Cadet a, the Military Academy at West
Point, and request that my application may be
considered when the next selections shall be made
to fill Cadet vacancies in that institution.
was horn in the State of - and no,v
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-01
MAaRlED.

On THURSDAY the 9Th nit. hy the Rev. Mr..
Brooke. Dr.. THOMAS HAMMOND. OF snarps
ourg, MsrS land, 20 MISS ANN, daughter OF
he ,ste cspg. Abraham Shepherd, OF Jefferson
county.
On the ,ith u!h BY the Rev. sept,nus rus.
ton, Mr.. JOHN Is. lAI'IERsoN, Printer. u
Winchester, Va. 20 Miss MAiALA JANE
SuKto>, of I.oudoua county.
On the 9th alt by the Rev. A. q. Hons on,
hr. JAMES EVANssto Miss MARY. daagh.
.es Of Capt. JosepuC. Belt, all oil tiemingsburg,
hcntueky.
On the ilta alt. by the Rev. Jonathan Smith,
Capt. WILLIAM boRSUCf Of Iason coun.
~. 10 ehss MARt@AgRTlA ELSiNA, ,la0gh.
ter OF Mr. Joseph Eyaus, (iormcriy OF Berke.
hey county, Va oi Fleming county, Kentucky
(The Editor Of the Femiagsbueg journal nc
knowiedges the receipt o, DecAn,er OF Wine
and Pound Cske, ard returns his sincere
thanks to the fair ose, and wishes her perpe.
tusi honeymoon No doubt Wine and Gaze
goes down with the kentacky printers more a.
sreesoie insn Common~eslth's paper.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-01
Frs.s he Bsslos ComncTsioi Cafsfs Of Jar, q.
DEATH FROM CHARCOAL.

An instance of sudden death irom
the use of charcoal occurred in this town
OF Saturday last The Goals in this in
stance were taken from the klickea frs
place. That Goals taken from a ire
place are not injurious, is very COM
mon error, and one OF the most dam
gerous kind, especially during tive pre-
seat season OF extreme cold. This mis-
take arises from the ignorance which
prevails in the community oil the nature
aud results of combustion. propose
to give in the next Gazette a .aort ac-
count OF the theory of this process,
whlch, though familiar 10 those who
have paid auy attention TO the science
OF chemistry, is evidently not common-
ly understood In tAe mean time, il is
sufficient to state, that wood, behieh
coal, Liverpool coal, coke and char
cool. all necessarily produce carbonic
acid, the gas wmcais the cause u death
IN these instances, whenever they are
burning, aud that there Is, under the
same circumstances danger from oil,
differing only in degree Comnauiea-
ted by q respectable Physie.n.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-01

The Richmond Knquirer, printed at
The seat Of Government of Virginia, that
was so miseiably mistaken ia its es,i-
mate ofthe votes of the Legislature Of
that State, but one day before they re-
lected Dir. Randolph undertakes TO
say, that the vote OF Pennsy lyania is
irrecoyerabIy gone orsr TO Gen. Jack
son. We pass over the presumption
of MIR. Richie, in undertaking to an
nounce what viii be the vote OF Penn
syivania two years hence, when he
could not properly estimate the vote Of
the members OF tue Legislature, in the
very cts in which he resides. For the
information OF the Enquirer, and other
such iacsinas prints, we stale, that ii
Pennsy lysBia has 10 pass between Gen.
jackson and the ptes,ut President of
tie Uaited States, she viii assurcdiy
vote for AIR. Adams; always presuming
thst the administration will adopt the
measures and appoint toe men which
are best calculated TO promote the re
neral veal, and are most acceptable to
tie friends of the administration II
they sustain their friends, and the prin-
clples OF their friends. tie vote of Penn
s,lvania is irrscorerabiy gone over to
John Z. Adams Dem. Press.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-01
WM. ARMS TR0NG.

"A BILL 10 regElafe the aging cut and surUefiag
q road from Inc seat d Government, az E.e
Cttgof Washington, 20 the eastern termination
Of The Cumberland road, az Chamber and; sathe
State q Maryland.
Be II enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of the United States
Of .4merica an Congress assembled, Ina,
the President OF the United states be,
and he is hereby, authorized TO appoint
three discreet and dIsinterested persons,
not being citizens of the District of Co
lumbia, or either Of the States OF Vir-
ginia or Mary land, whose duty it shall
be, to examine the several routes lately
reported by the United States Engi
neers, or proposed for road from the
seat OF Government, in the City OF
ashlngton,to iniersect the Cumberland
road, at or Near Cumberland, in the
State OF Mary land, to be designated by
marked trees, stakes, or other conspi-
cuous monuments, at the distance of
every quarter OF a mile, and at every
anger oil deviation from straight line !.
aho the saId commissioners shall cause
10 be made, aud delivered 70 the Presi-
aent OF the United States, an accurate
Plan OF the route preferred by them,
WIN written report of their proceed
inss, describing therein the state lines
crossed and the marks, monuments.
courses, and distances, b, which the
sa'd road shall be designated; desert.
o'hS, also, Inc water courses. and the
nature and quality of the ground over
which the same shall be LAID out: and
shaii give an estimate of the expense of
making a :oad,with the necessary bridg
es on the same, which report shall be
communicable Congress by the Pre-
Ndent as soon as convenient.
SECT. .. find be it further enacted
mat tho Commissioners, Surveyors,
Imam bearers, and the necessary sssis-
'an's' to be employed in pursuance OF
'AS ac', IN the laying out of the said
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-01

We are indebted 10 the polite attention of
Mr.. Armstrong for copies fthe "ReTort ofthe
board OF Engineers concerning the Chesapeake
and ONO Canal" together with "Mspo Ut the
country between Washington and Pdtsburg,
referring to the Chesapeake and OHIO Canal Ia
"Report OF the Committee appointed on the 9th
OF Dec. 1896. by ,ne Chesapeake and Ohio Ca.
raj Convention, to prepare and report an esl-
mate OF the cost OF the said Canal, founded on
the report OF the U. States board OF Internal
Improvement, to the department of wsr"--sni a
''Report of the board OF officers relative to the
organization Of the militia: report from the
Indian office: Pension otficei add bounty Land
ofiice:"--al of which can be seen. by those who
may feel desire, by calling at our Office.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-01

IErs'D,

On Tuesday, the 10th uit. in Philadelphia, in
the 7e,hse her sge, Mrs. MARY MORRIS.
reIict of RoEssr Moatas, Esq. member OF
Congress long before the Declaration 1T indie
prudence, of which Instrument he YVES one OF
the Sgrers, the Minister Of Finance during
the latter years OF the Revolutionary War,
. member of the Convention which established
the present Consultation OF the United States,
and Senator in the tirst Congress after its q.
doption.
Fran he .fFiens mirror Of December 20.
Departed tals tle, on TIL 2Stn uist. IA tie 34th
year Ct his ggs, the Rev. SAMUEL DAWES
iioGE, Professor OF The Natural scieuces, IN
Ohio University. The deceased was a sen at
ar .ifoses Hoge, late President of hampdeD
Sidney College, Virginia Under the tuition
OF learnea and pioGs fa,ber, his opportunities
were OF the most favorable kiea, both as 10
mental Improvement and ptety.--'in the days
of his ,oush' be embraced hrs Creator, !.
denbei aey choec his portion among the fol
lowers ot tie craciiied Saviour: accordion. ~,
having completed has education, and studied
Theology, he devoted himself to tie Gospel
Ministry on the rot May, 1915. lie possess
ed scuitI waited tssse. . liyeyely imagination and
srden piety, which rendered bis pulpit exerc :
SEES h ghiy interesting and Impressive. In lite
ratlre, he was isborious student, lover OF
truth. and a faithful instructor.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-01
a--"ifumaa.fa. staIl appear ia our next.

give are authorized 10 announce Major
joan PETER. as candidate 10 reprcse mt
Serks.el, jefferson, Hampshire. hsriy aud
Muesaa IA the next Congress OF the unued
states.
1--WE are authorized to announce WILLIAM
ARMS Z RONG, ESQ. rs candidate 10 REPRE-.
scot Berkeley, Jefferson. Hampshire, HARDY
.end Morgan IA the next Congress Of tho United
states.