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JUDGE DANIEL.

JUDGE DANIEL
The tofioioing is the reply RI Judge Daniel, TO a
communication addressed to him 6y several gen.
fen'en Of this Senatorial District, on ne etb.
ject ~ The Contention:
LYNcHBuRe, April l,h 1929.
Sin: Your note OF the 9TH instant was deliver
cd TO me at Campbell Courthouse on the evening
Of the same day. II enclosed a letter addresseJ
to me ny number OF other gentlemen who, with
yourself, "desre to present me TO This Senatorial
District as person to be voted for as Delegate 10
the approaching Convention TO amend the Corsti
toton Of cor State, and I am requested 10 saw.
whether, " elected, shall be willing 10 serve
20 The Conyenfiohf"-t the letter in conclusion adds
mat "as the subject Of the judiciary system win,
no doubt, be brought before The Convention, and
az you exercise the functions Of high Judicial
once under the present Constitution, your opin-
IONS on any change IN that system, ss we'll upon
any other important alterations you might approve
10 our fundamental Laws, would be desirable in
order that they might be Communicated 70 the
EfeeholJers Of the District"
An answer has been DELAYED by necessary al
tenticn 70 o'hcy business: For the very reason
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. Lond, Ntgroes, &c. Jor Sole

ONmorJ.v ~ osh n. 2 ., ~ ouIt
~ the land on which rsIds in povhstsn comfy; il con.
tar, 1000 sere .bou, 100 Of which good grounds
well sdsPted 10 the production Of and
There Of the bsuee Of this land $50 aces in woods Of
sooi gus iyi On tbs iasd good ds sling hose With all
nects.efy cot buildings. One half Of the putchss
will he Esqorsd cash. the bssnee n twelve onths bs
secured ny hood end security, vIt deed Of The
snd ~ The .nas TINE, shs e for ossb between twelve
and 6neeu likely n'sross stock pisntstoo utensils, house
hold kitchen fufonufs, &c.
EDWARD MOSELEY.
Posse.on will he given the 25tb Jsy Of December neY
"i,h ne EfiS'less Of seeding crop Of Whest EN-.
AfHt ". ff2--w6w,
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sou RFWARD

- ANYWAY ffcm The Subscflber the 5fh Of March,
IL negro msn nsotd BILLY TIN; be hsweeD 20 aud so
years sge, shout feet 10 inches high, Of light
spd pleasing eouueDsnee when spoken he had when
ne Iunswsy SUIT OF oibe old Gotten .uft u
aud so old tnI hat think PfobsSIe he lurking shout
shirley on mes River, where he hiss eis TONS nay
baiusd free psss aud sbosrd ship or vessel lat
City Point o. Bermuda iiondfsd) The Of which are
esu'oned no, 70 receive him The sbov. rewsd will be
glyss the delivery Of the SAID we in KoE William
resr the PPips Tree. THOMAS CARTER
April 10. tfo-f
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Lunatie Hospital, williamsburg
NOilCEis hereby given tbstsi the eesin bisingirss
se occupied, snd bst pstisptswiI he received
snoes OF esssre vsespt; duenoe sOf watch ui
nEVeu. By ordsI 0ftbs courtei Disetsf.
mt' IS 4S-if l. HENLEY
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COTTON AND WO0LEN MACHINE.
NOTICE.

&HE Executive will receive proposal, in conformity with
the provisions Of the Sd section the
the Armory hereto annexed " Aud be further
that the EIetuiys be authorised required upon
what the Armory Buildings Land attached thereto
be old Iehsnged leased for years. com
nsunicate the usneal Ase mby the result of h,,
epqxly" BY order Of the Executive.
WA. II. RICHARDSON, C. c.
Executive Department.
tsh March, 1928.
March IO1
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n IL persons having claims sEsin estate o( Richard
~ Jones decd are Ius.ted 10 known 10 me
~thout desy Th notice will be relied - ell de.
nsnds, nt a,srisd before the fell Of The Of
se',s o. ,std estet@. A, l. DABNbY, adu'oy
Eer - sI-saT5Ms wGh tbc sal sBntsed.
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CADwALLADER r. GOLDEN.

Bit being contemplated, in future to keep regular
Racing Calender, also Turf ger Stud Book-Bree-
ders, aud of Blood Stock that Will
he opened on the 10th of May sad thereafter kept
Club House, the Course, which the Pedgrees Of
as ALSO those Of Brood Mares and their yearly produce will
be duly registered In conformity with the plan Of the English
Stud Book denuemen requested TO furnish
properly and duly certified by the
all The Blood Stock tmares and coils ncu,ive] their re
sPesive possession, giving age, color, marks, &c.
April -. iii 2awttdh.v
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500 REWARD.

WILL be given t The apprehension aud delivery Of ne
go man named Anderson, who sbseonde9 from The Eagle
Tavern, RchmonJ, October November LIST Andersen
osgtze or n yts Of sge, very likely, Intelligent and OF
yvaiu appearance lie hes probably made his ssesps
state, aud will deny bis aud owners above
~. r' be given appreciated without the State, other
WV ~ g.. SELDEN.
~" %
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NOTICE

LII persons having claims sIsinst the estate Of Th,m,
S Go"i'by, deed, are requested 10 present them that
may be made for adjustment; and all ind.bt
ed 10 said eats, are requested to make payne nj to
NATHANIEL ID. GOODSBY, ex'or
Of Thos. Goodsby, decd
April 8. ma va,
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOk SALE.
virtue of deed Of trust bearing date tina day Of
VI the eouniy court Of Amherst dsy Of
1885, Whereby James s. Pendleon Of the said county
veyed 10 the underssnsd trust for the purposes
moped oue certain tract parcel Of land, containing
ne the same more less, lying and being
county of Amherst BuGaoe river on both ,des of the
road from New Glasgow 10 LynchbuE aud ad joining III
lands oil David S. Garland being lands o,
Aldrdse purchased of John Damn John Warwick,
and which was conveyed by said Thos Adrdge Caha
rine m, we the said James S. Pendeon, deed
the 9Th day Of June before the door of the E
sic Hotel in the City Of Richmond proceed 10 SELL to the
nsaest oidder al public a1con cash.
tract Of land which lies east Of the said road sm, part
ives. OF the SAID road TO includ the barn. containing
bly, 10 recent survey, 393 Of
On that portion of said tract which will be sold a,
thtre two story brick dwelling hss,e with other
cat houses the situation healthy, good
aseeabe improvements IN good condition,
der good system Of culture The title believed be in
oPase, but acting as trustees shall sell and convey
ooly the title vested in
p. N. NICHOLAS,
VIM. NEKERVIS, trustees
Aprl7. ios I'd,
a pGliab!e Tract of Chesterfield Land for Sale
Gerry the Richmond district ed on the 27lh
day Of ach 1929 the branch Va, Ches,hsm and
Burfoot vs. Cheshan shall Wednt.da the 2eth dsv
Of April 1923, ON the at the hour o'clock cer
Tor ae at public auction, TO the highest bidder cash.
tract VI land in said decree mentioned lying and in the
county Of Chesterfield aud eonauug about four Lpudrsd
acres whereon mrs. Martha Cheatham lately resided.
On this land there comfortable dwelling house, aud ne
css,ary out houues.
j. GUERRANT, NJ. S. C. RID,
or one of his Deputies.
<April .. 1O9-tds
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Laad for Sale.

~ WISH 10 sell thcuae, land which reside yisx
oh.rloue eosniy AZ s FUNSTON Of st,unton and La.
sbos 500 bottom land very superior fertility;
3iQ ea Stsunton River and the residue Little Roanoke
The btaunten River have been long
fertility. and iu a,,s;eof
Those the Little Roanoke part woods and most Of
q 9sa ss:S Tbs s the
the best in the county aud inferior River.
Apa N addition 10 the sI,eat aud fertility Of the .luv.a hands,
on stream IN an improved aud agreeable nesh
bourhood The improvements are wel-built story
sho anrry stables and tobacco cropping
large scale will hew the land any pGrson wishing
March 10. ioi~ wtds ROBERT OARRikSToN
China, Glass s Edrfhcn Ware.
n "a Msdsa Lane between, Water aud Front Street
$50 Packages Esiheuw,re containing edge plates dishes,
G bowls PaeheI, edged ea mugs, blas Pse',
.an aea sr sss a a S ,Gp, Hso; 0a1ains
40 Gases Ga Ware, containing quart and pint
poi half putt aud onv.third Flint iambi,; Tor sale by The
package, repactsd country merchants
b. HEMPsTED.
-aiso, for sale as above,
complete aortueat Of looking xssses shell aud horn
eoub travelling work baskets Antique Oils snua
bOses necklaces, and Psr's Fancy Goods, generally.
N. York. March ~. iO3-I6t.
COTTON AND WOOLEN MACHINE.
y Shop aud foundry, F,Lki Loading the North
nadaon River State OF New York, constructing every
OF work msnshiP and the best
oae of the partners has waited Europe aud brought with
they every description Of eating in their Foundry
Gesrrg- which all fitted ready put up
They have numerous patterns Of Shafts, Wheels, &C. NC
Messra Cunning Anderson Richmoud, To whom they
take the Liberty OF referring.
F. Sehenek 90. New York, will be promptly TO-
MHeh H. lUn-S SIN
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III HAVE two boats navig aog the river from my mills
Fluvsnna 70 Richmond, for my purposes only aud
do not consider myself Public Gamer aud hereby
from making with either
Buck Bartlett, putting any produce goods, other
sfticies on ehhsr cf my beat, Of any tine.
w. TIMBERLAKE
Palmyra, Jan. 20. st-5m
MEDICALINSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA.
H<HE Summer Oourse Of Lectures will bes,n Monday,
The 9th day OF April, aud end the Saturday
the 6rst Monday Of November. The month Of August is
vfc aton.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, ID. u. On tie Practice of
Medicine.
WIN P. DEVICES, NJ. d. On Midvifsyy
THoS. HARRIS, n. ID. Surgeon u. s.. Navy On Opera.
tue Surgery.
fSAmL JACKSON, NJ. ID. On Ma,erio bfsdiea.
WIN. h. H0RNER M. u. On Anatomy.
JNO. X. MITCHELL, NJ. ID. On Chemistyu
JOHN BELL, N. ID. On the Insituss of Medicine, aud
kfedieat Juyisprudence
HUGH L: nopGE NJ. 10. On he Principle, Of Surgery.
PhilsdelPhis, April s. iOsS I'm
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FOR IIVERPO0

TO Teachers.
A GENTLEMAN 10 healthy part q the country, w.ds,
a employ young msn ., private Tutor ~ M, family
the balance Of the yssn Testimonials Of good
ter aud coupe eney will be required.
~ For further Informs tion, sddres.--
x. Y. by letter Tpost raid.1
Scoti,viIe, Albemsrie, April 81. iIs-2
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.WEW NIP OF VIR GLNI.H.
FEW COPIES will he sent by each Of the Carrier.
a the Laws for the OF such persons d
lance, as may wish to supply themselves,
w. II. RICHARDSON, c. C.
April A. -
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TO THE PUBLIC.

vht subscrbefs having purchased the Line of Stages
running between Guysndotte and Lewisburg viii,
before the 6rst Of Nay neat running Route
fIpice meek.
The Line will pass through Cbsrleson and from thence,
by the 6tae Turnpike to L. wsburs aud the
ciral Springs, TO wit the White Sulphur, the lot. the Warm,
&c. to 6tsuntou.
It wiiesve Guysndote, twice week, at O'Clock, A. M
And, on its return, will leave Staunton twice week.
From duysudot,e the Springs there will be night
tr avelIing.
Al Stanton the Line meets the Charlottesville, Richmond
and Fredericksburg Lines, running three times week
The Route from duysndotte to StsuuVn will be performed
IN FIVE days, and from Stsuuton 10 Richmond or Frede.
ickburg, two days. and from Richmond, City Of
Washington in 26 hours aud from fredericksburg City
10 eight hours
Persons ascending the Ohio their way TO the North will
fud this route the Pissssntest ehsape And those who
wish 10 visit the Springs infor that
OF the Line, they at all times be accommodated, short
nuee with good estra Coaches those watering places
And the public sured that in attention TO the
odaon and comfort OF the far coed Coach.
aud Teams, and stiIul aud sober Drivers s,
the line shall not be inferior any other in the State
PORTER & BELDEN.
.Richmeud, Va. March ~. IO3- 6u
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

GFN pursuance of Decree of the Superior
~ Court Of Chancery, for the Richmond District,
pronounced ON the 9th day of Feb. 1928, in suit
between the Mutual Assurance Society, against
ire on Buildings, of the State of Virginia. plain
tlns' and Samuel Cartwright, Admir- of Samuel
Grmshaw, dec. and others, defendants. win be
Sold by public Auction, to the highest bidder, for
ready money, on the premises, on the 18th day Of
April next, at IL o'clock of tina, day. the House in
the bill mentioned, and described In the deciara-
ton OF Samuel Griinshaw Wooden Tavern.
one story high, situated at place near New Mar
kct, in the county OF Henrico, called the Old Or.
binary, and occupied by the said Grimshaw, in the
year 1876 or such part thereof as will be sufficient
10 satisfy the debt interest and COSTS and expenses
Of sale, directed by the said Decree 10 be paid.
JOHN GUERRANT, MISE G. r. d.
-. - > or one of his Depatiss.
March d .-.-f-s,. -5--e-z. tas = ,SS.----
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Jharshdrs Sale Of one eighth part Of TIE Cofisa-
6ian .Hiils-!Situctedin the Cftyof Richmond
y1URSUANT to decree of the. Superior Court
- of Chancery for the Richmond District, pro-
nounced ON the llth day OF March, 1923, in the
case OF Moore VS.. Bell, shall on the llti, day
OF May, 1929, at the hour Of IL O'clock, if fair,
if not the next fair day thereafter, offer for SALE ON
the premises at public auction, to the highest bid
der, "one undivided eighth part of the Columbian
Cranberry and vile TO William and Philip Haxali.
by deed bearing date, the 22d day Of August,
1909"
Terms-A credit of 6, IL and ID months, bonds
with approved security required, and the title re-
tanned until the purchase money be paid.
7 EJJEpPaNT
April7. l09-tds Or one of his DEM ties
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COTTON YARN.
REMOVAL

WORKMAN s. NicCRUDER.
1ll-At
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also, for sale as above,
complete assou.eat of looking gsses, shell horn
coubs, Lsdes' travelling work baskets, Antique Oils snua
boses, necklaces, and PARIS Fancy Goods, generally.
N York, March ~. iO3-I6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

e present Hunted slate OF our niornsuon tho prae.
anu the probable expense of the object would
oo wise 70 90 more than 70 mako preliminary arrange
ne best oues viii no. likely, found in the Ter
ivory ot Mexico that Of the Central Republic. The latter
nepaoc made 10 this Government day Of February
OF ast year, IN which Mr. Sn,az its Minister here
aeacssed TO this Department, copy which furnish
LIBERAL oer, manstng high aud honorable confidence
IN inc United States Theanswc which President ns,rc-
,eu me 10 sye Got which copy also placed in your
his couid 60 NO further than make suitable acknowledge
en.s o the friendly aud Central Re-
poohc mat measures would be adopted place United
states IN the possession Of the information necessary ens
ten er yugnent IL the work should be executed SO
rs 10 adn Of the passage ocean TO ocean,
the dement's OF fought exclusively appropriated 10
any one natnn, bat should lie extended all parts Of the
gooc upon the payment Of Just compensation or rcasona
oe o> what 70 most desirable, present. possess the
TO INN correct judgment Of the practcab,y
an9 e probable expense Of tie undertaking routes
Inoa "ca tie Greatest facilities Measures may have
executed, or c in progress acquire che requisite
so"ieose You VIII inquire particularly what has
onc OF may have been designed, by Spain the
view aes a"d obtain all other information that with
y"ur ach to solve this interesting prolcm You will
VI the ministers ct tie other American Powers that
eneht Stho United States takes lively nercst the
S'h Oh inc work. ahd will see viii, peculiar satisfaction, that
ne within tho compass Of reasonable human efforts Their
uc " Suites at this time, estimate the difficulties
:" You will receive and transmit To this Govern
., PoPosa,s uia may De made or plans that may be
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For the Gazette.
RO CORIOIANIrs

Your remarks in the Reporter upon the
press and the injuries which inflicted on society and On
refrain from the ndionatiop yphs r. @
the pirate characters Of the aspans TO pofeoi %
ed ana exposed Ivy cowarly assasns iwhon "a vn, sar
screen themselves behind Door wretch of n pr,,a
Dot only have the private characters Of men been ,b,, a
but the hitherto sacred reputation uoD,a has heen n,
theme nj newspaper caunny and n has bec
loi ue party 10 winch presume YOU belong, oonmi,
CRIME hitherto UNKNOWN in our history which will cary
down TO latest postey, the that pauv with
ing iniany The attack a woman coupled with &C.,
Had6hS and monumental inscriptions, the cherac ~ m,
your party, and presses and assassn 90
Vaie character which viii stick than the s;r, nj Ns.
hat pity that you who concerned for tbe norsi
character OF the country should have been so Of he
your own person You freely the
epiihcts of "denngoges knaves sanCerer Is,bood .a
hnt backeartcd, vile, wretch, envios fluids yiainv vip
ana caIumniaior III connexion with those who are nfprr
oPpyeu " you i0u pave also enlarged them
for his malicnity. y e - % q cover
But asi TO cap the climax Of your Consistency vo, ~
written under fictitious name and screened vo,ctf
printer. This conduct is mn, ey.ci,, ' .n q
one of your favorites who has generally had ,he "
has name to his SANDERS and they have been neither @
s I've ad lack the nerve TO the legitimate eonse
quences OF them Nov do wish he mis,,rders,ooJ
enhcr wish 90 the two gentlemen "a -" 100
aiIude am one OF hem and your own stfndng 10 -" -
Is ha OF gentleman pledge myself answer yo, nndey
my own name will also from behind yo,,, 49,,
and face the public The people tired of these
Contests and believe that there would be fewer eph,. 80
IKE oe which spot your production if writers peT.
aware that their would be known peybon. ,S:,,
be ono way TO produce greater purity in the pres 80 @
s'iouL therefore be anxious to adopt H. ~ SON
rs 10 MIR Wickfc, he Is present a candidate TO- 49,
One ana nave no disposition TO assal him, the walks Of
private life Should he he a candidate dourIcss h;, 49,,
and public character will undergo free invesr.,;o ~ ~
coTCance with the uniform his own habits n, ,h
shall say nothing of him. But OF yourself shall wal, NM,
venerable Of DFN'r SI.TIs 'S
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From he Correspondent ofthe Bait,nore Cgror;o,.
wv

From hs Correspondent ofHe baltimore Cytro1;cl.
WAsHINGToN, MiRcH 21th 1920
General Scott, whose every where has evc;
ted so much interest, LEFT this place last rbursda -,
take up his residence for n while at Rcl,r,ond "
On the morning of his departure, I met hir, in tho
pubic Offices, taking leave Of his personal frends
aud obtained from him the particulars of his nyeso,
relations with the government.
He reported himselfto tho new Secretary of Wa,
by whom he WIS kindly received.
lie voluntarily and with the APPRECIATION Of tho
secretary, proceeded TO Richmond, TO await the
discussion OF the President upon the following pro-
positions:
LIST. To 20 duty, not subject to DO commanded by
junior.
3D. Or to be put trial, by court MARTIAL for dad
obedience Of orders.
3D. Or if neither alternative no accepted, to be con.
sidcrod ms having resigned.
The propositions you will perceive leave Gene
raj Scott and President Jackson preciselv in The s.
predicnmcnt in which no stood with the late Pres
ident O'
The General nppre bends that the opinion of p,es.
idcnt Jackson is against his assumed a,rornd h, ~
licves IN feelings, That he is most kindly Affected To-
wards him. 10y O'N W
The current Of opnion in this con,roveYsv - n.
ganst Ten. Scott, while universal respect revoYos
ana anlnres his personal Appointment during mis- late
soJourn NJ washington. 7 found him almost daily
nm attentive visitor ~ the Of the Supreme Count
curing IT'S scssioDs constantly in all weather M the
capitol, respectful nearer Of tho preachers ON tho
oaoDa,n duys-and every where courteous and
respectful man to al bis acquaintance.
IL Is greatly to be desired that some expedient NAV
DC ADOPTED which viii at the same time vindcafo
mo aFAaifY ~ fhc rovcrrrcn', end resorvo fsS
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List NIGHT or THE DIOR.aJIy4.
Prices reduced to 25 Cents.
TTYH nRnn "A NJ

WW De erHibted this eOcling, March 27Ht, and on
Saturday .dInrch 28M,
NJ THE THEATRE.
Previous 70 the above, the Band will play several
tunes on various Instruments, and will conclude the
evenings entertainment in the same manner as pro-
posed in former bills.
~ Tickets TO be had at the Box Office only. BOX
~ eo-'z. Onlloyy % ccris. NhN4ro7. log rrico.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
From the London Journal of Arts for .yonyorv

From the London Journal Of Arts for Jonuayu
The EXPECTED CoNErsThe comets which n re soon To
appear excite much interest According the calculations of
Nj Damoiseau, of the French Academy that comet, whose
revolution is 2i60 days. will arrive at the perheon on
the 9th of November 1892, at 81 minutes 81 seconds after
eleven its perturbation may lie days Is oues 81 minutes
~ seconds. S'
The comet, the period OF which is ID wears has less
Irregular motion reappeared the end of the late
summer on the llt November reached shortest distance
from tho earth; and towards the middle of the 10th Januay
10 90 il arrived at It's perihelion 10y
TUNNEL Lane sIRE-That stupendous Uork nj NJ, ,ho
canal tunnel under Sandedge, between Mancheseand ud
deed extends under ground upwards Of miles and is
220 yards below the surface. -
CoNEr 8IAccordng the recent calculations of tic
Professor Lamber of the University of Dorpa the comet
long visible in the 1871 $50 smaller than I'M.
SUM- hut " times bigger than Jupiter 81 times bigger than
our globe I25500 times bigger than the moon while lis orb,
exceeds that of all the planets of solar system pn together
Lsipzeiger Literatur Zeitiug
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An|m CaiaDIity.-On the night of the 7th inst.
the house Of Isaac Patchn Of Havana Tioga county
New York, with all the contents, was DESTROYED Iv
FIRE, and his wife and three children persisted in The
flames The mother rst discovered the fire. and
leaving her twin babes with their fathor rushed up
stairs TO rescue her other children who were slenp
ing in the chamber, but returned to him no more.
The unhappy man was found standing in the deep
snow, with no clothing but his shirt, still claspinr
tho little innocents 10 his BOSOM and the piercing
cries Of his wife heard after the flames had cut
off her retreat and rendered efforts TO extrcnte the
sufferers unavaillng Mrs. p. was the daughter Of
gy 20 frost, formerly Of Connecticu--Gged a..
The eldest child was bow, of IG-the other two
wore girls. one 0, the other vcnrs old
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

FoHy-A man in MASSACHUSETTS, o1k arsenic and died be
cause he made proposals Of marriage lively widow VIII
refused him
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

FSraie PoiygdmA late English print gives an account nj
an examination before the police, of lady with names multi
aTious, charged with having coTtcd and married no less than
six husbands within about many months After two of Lo
simple SWANS had given their evidence and confessed them
selves duPe the court adudged that further evidence might he
dispensed With, and the fair dcceiver was fully committed Tor
trial "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

The horse Henry celebrated for his blood and stock and
particularly IL competitor Of Eclipse at the great match
race IN 1873, is at the farm of Mr. w b. Ludlow Caver
ack, Columbia comfy All who witnessed that trial of speed
remember the bearing Of that noble animal on that
Although barely led by Eclipse, lac could have been beaten v
other horse in the Union He purchased y tho
Propreors for the of $l00 They deserve the thanks
of the public for having brought him north AZ such ex
We may well remark time as al another thu,
we regard those who contribute the mpov of the breed
OF horses, as public beneGactoIs.-[.1b Argus