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TAYLORSVILLE RACES
" LII commence on the Sd Tuesday in April
next, and continue three days

next and continue three days.
FIRST DAY.
n Swccpstakc for colts and filIies 3 wears old
inns spring 500 entrance, half forfeit; - subscri-
bers and closed.
49, SUBSCRI BEERS.
"m: IL. White enters Monsieur colt out Of Kitty
Fisher.
John +. Page enters q Gohanna COLT out Of Bios.
son.
wilson Z. Nelson enters Gohanna colt out Of bio,
celia.
r: H. Price enters Tariff colt out of Lady Drag
Thomas boswell enters u Tariff colt out of Sally
Brown.
John NJ. Vaughan enters Tariff colt out Of
J. NJ Bolts enters Johanna colt out of Wild Cat
WIN ID. Taylor enters Tariff colt out of an Archie
mare.
John ID. boswell enters Tariff colt out ola Dare
Devil marc.
Richard Adams enters Robert Cratidock's flfy, by
Arab, out of the dam of Forester
John >. Smith enters Pat Bounce out of an Alfred
mare.
Hardin Burnley enters James Fitz-Jamcs by Tariff.
out of Norma.
VIM J. King Il Hector Davis enter American
System, by Napoleon.
SECOND DAY.
N purse, 1T is supposed, about $780, FREQ for all
horses or mares that never purse or swoep.
stake, entrance Sl5-2 mile heats
THIRD DAY.
The tolls of the Gates, also for untricd horses
mile heats. WIN. ID. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
APP l-w2w
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GOasalsaSsS50g Fg3Eg5sacga.

REIlE subscriber having located himself in Bal
n tirnore, with Wow of transaciug general
Commission Business, tenders his services to tho
public generally, in the above capacity. and plcdg-
es himself to pay strict attention 10 all business
entrusted TO his care. Office at Mr. Charles
Gwinn's, Nos, Spears Wharf
SAMUEL AYRES.
BALTIC March II, 1s32-w4t if
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DOMESTIC GDOEDS.
GEORGE CAREY

GEORGE CAREY,
Corntr 81 baltimore ard CAarlcs Streets Bait1,ors
"a As for sale general assortment Of Dome.,
4 4 tic Goods consisting in part of 60 FGIthsnn."
"tpplctoH," "LotceH," "Hcmutoa," "NashuG,"
"Ercter," "1Uerv," and "PiitsfcId" MAYu?lc C,
TrHTs, which will he sold Favorable terms by
the package or piece.
fe paw On
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gTse cs!e1,.aseG Yv,uoIeoss.

Sixteen hands high, beautiful
chestnut, combining all the requisites
OF race horse, great strength, bone,
muscle and sincw, with blood indu-
bitablV. performances uneUuD He'd,
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ExEcurwE DEPARTMENT, % April, 1862
PROPOSALS. will be received at this Depart.
Il mcnt until Saturday next, the 7th nst for
the purchase of the Slaves in the Pcnitcntiary who
have been rcprcvcd for sale and transportation.
by order of the Governor,
WIN. ii. RICHARDSON, 8. c.
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TIE IMPORTED HORSE
GdhiSEIAANSe.
ia 28-2aw tds r

HA WIZ stand the present season at
u %A-7-~> the south end of Trents bridge.
y nsA TIA near the town of Manchester, IN
81 S3a he county Of Chesterfield, at TWEEN
HszSsTsSgsE3 " dollars the season to be dischar
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TOTlIfI pt BEIC.

NOTlCE is hereby given that the partnership OF
~ Robert = Barnet & Co has been dissolved
in which concern was aperlnet; and by the terms
OF tho dissolution and by contract with William
Barnet am To he eyonerased from and Unidentified
against all the debts due from the conrornln this
state of things any creditor Is hereby notified and
required TO proceed immediately to the collection of
amy demand he may hold ggainst the said finn,
by suit II ii is not otherwise paid and II any delay
is permitted shall avail myself of it and it is ho
ped that no creditor would wish to visit an injury
upon nc BY Withholding the collection of his debt
HARDIN PERKINS.
H. To a Satldler who can como Well reeonmen-
dod will give liberal wages and constant employ
ment or Will Give an interest in the business, as
may be agreed upon. None need apply but good
workmen. HARDIN PERKINS.
Loyineson, Va. Oct - WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

Jects Of uncc as,ug dosi.e at,d exeG4on. lie VA
for more Than forty years mesber of the Metho-
dist Ghureh, unt devuted Int humble and unos.
tenatous Christian. lis religion WAS exhibited
IN acts rather than worde lie hns LIT hebird him
few eqla's and M snpcfiels IN every valuable quail
iy. lis numerous aud Respectable dsscenjanis
were all settled around him anil attended his dying
bed WITH the tender aad eieeiiona so.ieilade which
such parent deserved.
He never cnjeytd the advantages Of wealth or
education himself, and transmitted neither 10 them
But he left them The richest of all inheritance a
reputation uusNllied by the breath Of suspicion and
Frightened by the lsnowa practice of every virtue
HIS memory vii. long be cherished, and it is 70 b
hoped, his example no, soon farsouen b. his Iami-
ly, friends und aeanainianees.
I.ai not ambition mock AZ useful toll,
His humble joys and destiny obscure,
Nor grandeur hear, It'll disdania smile.
The short and simple annals OF the poor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
NOTICE..

W. Ill be sod, in The town of Milton, n, the
w late residence Of Thomas l.. Stevens dee.
to the highest bidder, on Thursday the slh Of No
yclnber next all his personal property 10 wit Two
likely young NEGROES, George and Ben, who
are well qualified 10 carry on the Copper and Tin
business. Two complete sets OF TOOLS, for
working Copper and Tin ware, several Stills aud
Worms, aud considerable quantity OF Tin-ware,
of various descriptions. Six months credit wilI he
: ven for all Sums over .hree dollars, under thu,
sum cash. The purchaser giving bond and up.
proved security before the delivery Of the property
JAMES FARLEY, Administrator
Of l'hos. l.. Stevens, dee.
Milton IN. c. Oct % 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

the refusa, Of the Prcsdentto s,gn tue BILL passed
for that purpose at the last session Of Congress- as
well on account OF the unconstitutlonalIty, as the
impocy of its provisions.
Il am equally opposed to the principle of NULL
Gcaton as il is called. With whatever sincerity
that doctrine ma, be entertained by others, believe
that IT is entirely destitute of Unconstitutional anthoii-
ty.,and ,ha, i. could be adopted, without draw
inc after il the ultimate bat certain destruction OF
the conftderacy"
He ayers in his letter. that had II not been for
ais recall by the Senate, he would lot have hesita-
tod N decline the nonnation for the Vice President
ship The recall is an un'ucky memen'o. ihe
distinctions rise up US impossible barrier-on
arremissble sin.
We shall publish Mr. Van Buren's letter entire.
an our mex, paper
~ The ST Louis Beacon, a warm advocate OF
she Y. s Bank is yet a supporter of Gen. Jack
sons reelection. While the opponents otthot in
stguton are strenuously urging those who wish to
sec it put down. to vote for Gen. Jackson, the Bso-
con urges the friends of the Bank to vote for HIM
under the belief that he will eventually sanction q
bill rccharteriag it. 1t says, "Thc President hav-
inc recently visited some of the Western States
and having heard the deep complaints OF all por-
.tions of the country VIC believe he will, at the mex
.session of Congress- recommend a recharter OF the
Bank Of the United States" Thus we go. Al the
most opposite points of the compass, Gen. Jack
sons friends eec,ioneer for him upon the mos
opposite grounds. Where the enemies OF any
scheme arc IN thy majority, he is recommended u
ITS opponent where It's friends are in the majority
bi5sal 10 be its advocate and where the parties
are about equally balanced, he is neither " h'h
flesh nor fowl but then, he @t" De sHfe 70 III
sc4at is right" no matter what he docs-and 'h'
q palace slaves" exclaim " we are for JaGiison
veto or no yeto"-or, in plain EasIsh. they car,
more Tor the man than they do for the constitution,
the great interests and III liberties of their country
When sucl, opinions AMI feelings prevail, the cleo
tive franchise IS stimafally perverted and abused,
and nsieal ofb3ng a privilege TO b, boosted ofas
the Conservative principle of our flee Institutions is
a sore and blightInc eyil-a consuming canker al
The very root Of our system
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S.S. Es'rCsE-Dsaeisr,

-. -. E1bthE ~~i'ha. iHfp
Ep ESlEC FULLY informs the citizens u
u I.yuehburg that lie expects to spend few
days IN ,hcir town On his return bonn the Springs.
most of the citizens, he submits the following letter
from Dr.. Samuel Jackson, Of Philadelphia, to DR..
A. pcrbcy Of Now Orleans:
phiiodetphia. Dee. %, 1920.
Or. A. pftbty--Dear Sir | take the liberty 20
Introduce 10 your acquaintance mn friend, DR.. s.
Fitch who will vial, New Orleans DIR. Fitch is
regularly educated M practitioner Of Medicine,
Is "A very intelligent and well informed gentleman,
and has devoted his attention chiefly to Dental Sur
gerry ON which ail,eet lac has written excellent
work The visit Of Df. Fitch Is entirely profess
sionol and my services you can render him will
be esteemed favor by your obedient servant.
SAML. JACKSON" 3
Also, copy ola letter from the Hon Benjamin
w Richards, Mayor ofthc city of Philadelphia to
| Edward York, Esq. of Scw Orleans
" Ne Uear stJ@'fho bearer of this is n well cd
ueated and very respectable Dentist, who has for
snmc years past prae,ise1 very successfully IN our
! city. lie Is Young gentleman of excellent char
meter, and | have reason to believe of more than
ordinary si.ll IN his profession. You may safely
recommend him, and you viii oheo Inc by permit
ting him 10 refer to you, II necessary. ! am very
truly you're, h. w. RICHARDS" !.
20 InwAup YoaK Era }
" fdeoifd In n. : 8 EiifA. (
Philadelphia, Dee Is, 1890
~ Pl.lCES--one Dollar for ench operation
exclusive o gold, which viii be SCI ara,e etarge-
| W n fercaocs IN ignc}6afp-Co I.anghornc,
cuIt otey. Nm Bailey aud Alexander Temp.
bins Esqts.
Aug 80 IFS
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.AsHxNGTory zxcvuI.,

eiu,,sJ -, hird street. the centre Of the bust
moss aud ,n,u,, ;,'u of tho Town OF Lynehbur bust
lie respec,ruiIv IN .orms his friends, and the pub
lie generally, that he hr, pared neither pains nor
expense in lit,n.: up and fun ding the House and
Stables in the hes, manner. His 'aoie ana bat
will be furnished with The very best hi inc mar,
Ret viii sipp4yllis Stables v i'll be alwe, Wel'
ss1ckpd with puoE visions, ind under the srporn,,n.
dcnrc OF the nrnst careful Osilers otdef, attention
and pditrness viii In strictly observed towards
every gpesi in every department and hs charges
wall l,r moderate The Subscriber confidently
hcrddre, asks the patronage Of both travellers and
cillzens, having determined on Keeping, in every
respect, "a FIRST RATE HOUSE.
A. HATCHER.
Sept 81 Gwif
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IrDW 30 OK, D.: ),

n He. subscriber has just reeeigcd the following
, i interesting New W o,ks, ~.
licidenmauer OF tic Beue1ei.n,s, IN vols, by
Cooper
The Adventures Ola Younger Son, > vo.s
Dreams and Reverees OF Il Quet Man, , vols.
Landcr,' Expedition TO the Niert , vols.
Lives OF celebrated Travellers, 3 vols
Ahcrcronlhic on the Intellectual powCls, g..
ALSO,
Observations on the Spasmode Cholera with nd-
vice to the Planters OF the South for the medical
treatment of their Slaves, ID edlon) by Christie.
pher c.. Yates NJ D-w,,h many other new aad
popular works on the treatment of Cholera For
sale low by ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
Oct IL Itif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

WILL sell oui positively, without reserve, IN
l. Monday Morning, 22nd inst. my entire stock
of Dry Goods &c, which ere particularly suited 10
the present and approaching season. consisting Of
coarse Woollcns, Superine Cloths and tassimers,
fine and Common Cassiuois, Fmnues. NC, with
a great variety Of beautiful Silks, Moslius, Cali.
SOS. Bombazines, Merinc Cloths, Ginghams, LAGOS,
Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery &C. Indeed, the assorl,
mcnt is enual to any ever offered in tins market AT
auction-T Terms very liberal
REUBEN =. NORVELI.
Oct IS 2,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Pocket, Disscctlny, Tooth, Eye Ampuiatlng,
Trcpanning, CuPplng and Ubstetrcnl instruments,
Silver and Brass Spring and Thumb Laneels, Sill
yer Cathe,ers aud Elastic BouSies, Trusseg Of all
lescrntons. SLclhesronos. Sehrlhchtora. g..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
OBITUARY..

DIED, at his residence in the southern part Of
Campbell, Mr.. WILLIAM HARRIS, Sr. in the
10Th year of his agc---The illness which termna-
ted his life lingering and painful and his
death on his own account IS little to be lamentcd.
For if there is any fou ldaton for the belief that
virtue here is rewarded hereafter he S now exempt
from pain and sorrow, and in the full enjoyment of
uniadng and eternal happiness. But his family
and the circle in which he moved, have sustained
great, an rrcparabe loss lie was a soldier Of the
revolution, and possessed the har hood, maniness,
disnteres,edness, aud all the characteristic excel
lencies which distinguished the men Of that period
In the neighborhood in which he lived he has for
many years been regarded as its patriarch, been
esteemed and revcrenccd as IA perfect model Of IN
tegriiy, firmness klnd-hcartencss, ardent and sin
cere pie;y. His prominent traits were rlainness,
simplicity, oandaur, industry and boncvolence. He
never slrunk irouI the performance of duty, how
ever aiuous or dlsageeeable- failed or hest
tatod to afford comfort to tho distressed and asss-
lance 10 the needy. He was enlnently entitled TO
the appellation which Christ himselfhas bestowed
on the pcacemaker. Peace and friendship amongtis
acquan.ances end neighbors were with him eh,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
BRUSHES.

Hair, Goth, Scruhbing, White wash Sweeping,
Horse, Paint. Tooth, Shoe, Furniture, Hearth and
Varnis1 Bushes Sc.
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t'egm Pennsylvania, Saturday nights mail
tstgs ia nothing d. fritz Va tase ii for granted,
however, tia. WoIf Is alacted, by small majority.
f'ert o., 'he rssnrns are, of course, incomplete.
Tic - claasyi.Ia Historian, es Jl4e I3lh, snys-
a BY passang r. alle stage las. night, we learn
TN; - eouml.5 heard from u, Columbus, Ly-
uap Gthe. Jasbsoa eanJilaiel had n'sjori,y
oI 1000 ge'es-The Western Reserve (thc
slo6s l6ilof tbe hat5Jaehson pariy) not heard
don,.'+ot TIE Congressional elections, it's said
that hIessrs. MtAdba., Vance, whulesey, Boil,
sp1ns'er an J. sloano. Gall ti-Jacksonians,)
and Aisasrs. Thompson, Leasist Lytle, McLene
and Nj teho! (Jochseniansh ofe elected letter
from Cincinnati to the Edilorgof the National In
tsliiseneer says, BE assured Ohio is for Clay by
u large majority"
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PATIENT MEDICINES.

Andrrsons Pills, British OIL Brtcmans Drops,
Dyotts pill', Essence of Peppermint, Bye Watcr,
SNoim's Vermiluge, c'oditey's Cordial, lIaollem
oil, Hoopers Pills Lees Pills, Opodeldoe, OH OF
Spite, pafegoric siough.on's Bitter, swaim's.
P.u..eoa, rurlingioos Bolsnm, Daily c4uuinh
fivp potttr's ,,btt,t.,, c.
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TAN-YARD FOR RENT.

MxyA EisOIE RENT, the White
EHsm n House on thrd sired, at present
E1s,M in tho occupancy of Mr.. Clifton II.
Asa4sxxs Ruckerlho House is pleasantly
situated has attached thereto Smoke House, Sta
bic and Carriage House u good Garden, with a
number Of Fruit Trees with The privilege OF get
ting @nter in an adjoining lot, equal 10 my IN
town. Possession may he had on the Ii, OF No
ycrbcr neS'. OF 4ooaer, if wanted.
EDWARD DUFFEL.
Sept wSwf
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ECCLESIASTICAL NOTICE.
~ The Synod OF Virginia will meet at the
Second Pc ihyterian Church in Lynchburg on
Thursday the 18th Oct. 1892,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
THE CHOLERA.

We are yet free from the visitation Of this Pes
thence Whilst one or two cases Of severe bowel
complaints have occurred here, no case of Epidemic
Cholera has srpcared-and so far us we have
heard thee has BEEN only one ,ath in this place in
the last two OF three weeks, Ga coored man, whose
disease was bilious fcver) Indeed, Of Oh. Oh
d St ply sicans r,inar, d to us few day ago that
he had no, known Lynchburg to be exempt from
sickness of all Sorts for the last twenty years. W.
assure our COUNT" friends that this statement: may
le implicitly relied on, the thousand false rumors
winch reach them invented w malicious or ignor
ulit individuals, to the contrary notwithstanding.
In RicAnoad, it gives US pleasure to say, the
diseas. has nearly, if not entirely ceased, The
Beard Of Health of that place, on the 10Th inst says
-" Tha almost entire disappearance OF Cholera
in this city, rendering it unnecessary, in the opin
ION orthc Board Of Health, topublish the daily in
term,nis Mt the public burial ground; Restrict
therefore, that hereafter the Board will only repor,
weekly the iutermcn,s as long as they hay deem it
txpedent 10 do So"
In 81. LoRrs, (MiAsouri,) four c,ses were
rcnnrtcd 10 have occurred OH the 23d ult. and on
the l,h INST u few others were reported.
In CiRciaaaii the Doctors IRE at war the
subject. Dr. Drake, one of the i,ost eminent Of
the Western faculty ayers, that 10 deaths, from
Cholera had taken place from the 33ih alt. to the
7th INST AMI TIM, tie disease, in It's most deadly
form, is scattered over The entire city ON the 9th
a hani the Board of Health deny it. There ca n
/. 10 I,ubt, We fear, of its existence ia re,
Il is rumorel hero, on the authority Of private
1Nters, that the Cholera has also made lis APP
pearoncc in LoHiScjHe. (hy. 1.-The Herald Of that
place, of tie l0:h INST. says" Ia this city, during
the last ,,,d present week, there nave been two or
tntce cases supposed to be Cholera. We will not
undertake to say that the Cholera is not III our
city but this much we safely assert that the general
health OF the city has been sci iom better"
g,P The last Norfolk papers mention the death
Of John +. Holt, Esq. Mayor of the Boroughm
etiicc which he has filled for twenty years. Miles
King, Esq. was chosen as his successor.
~ Jesse Hunt Esq has been elected Mayor o.
Baltimore State ofthe polls--Iunt 52G3, Col. ia
cob Small 1888
ECCLESIASTICAL NOTICE.
- The Synod OF Virginia. will meet at TIC
Second p . .,vtprian Church in I.vnchburp on
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,
LINEIfHKRG.

vENIIli subscriber has leased for term Of years,
IA that large, commodlous and We'll known cs-
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HEMP.
EDUC

fEUIE Irlatey S.gaafefle subscribers Siool,
Il giH leejn en- 1tarsdag ftr fra dag IF N
realbef. ~. S. REID.
SlW1i. IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

Paints, Glass Hare, S2gic4f hNra-
nientS. DAe- SiNfs, HLAAkfS. &.f. &c.


Gomprs ng almos, every article the line suitoble
for ,hls market iosetber with MI the new and hgh.
ly popular renrdiea, and the recently discovered
vegetable alltaIles and proximale rrin pes, exotic
and indigenous medicinal herbs ao. ou1 ar we
pared to supply orders for any atlice ia leit hue
('rG7taHtsd IF svrfior faoRitR.N at reduced pu.
ces. Physicians, plnuicr-, Country Merchants,
and the public generally arc tntitrd to give MS Il
call, us gYnt Inducements viii he offered To those
who may favor the establishment with their Gus.
,on,he smallest favor will ut all times receive our
grateful Judgments md by siriet and u'tre-
milling attention. % business we hope Ia merit a
portion Of public patronage, aud that confidence und
support which II discerning public viii iss able Il
appreciate and all orders will be faithfully aud
eypcdiuously executed, Physicians prosci iptious
and pharmaceutical preparations accurately pre-.
pared.
The following articles will always be found N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

- Jesse Hunt, Esq. has been elected Mayor O.
Baltimore. State ofthe polls Hunt 52G3, Col Ja-
cob Small 3533.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

s-,T The last Norfolk papers mention the death
OF John +. Holt, Esq Mayor of the Borough-an
eticc which he has filled for twenty years. Miles
King, ESD was chosen as his successor.
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NEW WHOLESALE y RE-
TAIL

5'HHH -t'YH"7H, 7IVHIHV7T y n
VUNilf Subscribers respectfully inform C1tnftt,
n Merchants, Physicians, end the pubic ecuo-
rally. tdai they have tnkcn aad rrft,d Ia aree
and eontmoIous hanac on Banl,-Square. nast dopf
70 the Fs3mctt Baab 81 rasMia, where thry of
1, fer sale large AMI general assortment If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
WINES * Sc.

Port, Ciurc,, Madtira, Champagne, Museal ii
Frontignac in Bottles aud in Draught, Pc'loIs
Sylvia aud other a,ourto Brands Of Sesats
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
81 HDESItsS.

SIS, Shop Furniture. Water Colonrs, Sepes and
Weights, Spdtu!as, WINS, Candies, Almonds Raj
sins, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Tapc's,
cork Wood, Saratoga. sefsapatilla and Ginger
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-12

POLICE, JAN. y.
This morning information was given
TO Alderman Palmer, that two unfor-
tuna'e femAes had been found in the
garnet Of an unOecupied house IN de-
laoeey street, lying on the floor. with
Out covering or any thing to shelter
them from the snow end ineleiBeBcy
Of the weather, the wIndOws 1T the
house bsIng open and unfinished. Al
dermaB Palmer and the olicer VI the
ward went to the house, and q shoe king
scene was presented TO their view (;
one of tie unfOTtahaIe beings VAS
found STIFF. cold, and dead the other
so badly frozen a. TO be incapable of
moving. The latter person Was con
yeyed en = sled 10 thc 1ridewcll, aud
q, y doabifSl whether she will recover.
The name VI the deceased il Elizabeth
Applehs, aged about go years
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-12

From this il will be seen that Vir-
ginia loses political weight more rapid
ly than any other State that Ohio
gains more than New York, and indi-
ana and Alabama, comparatively more
than Ohio. The gain in Mississippi,
Illinois and Missouri, leach Of which
has now but one representative, is ex-
cluded.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-12
RATIO OF REPRESENTATION.

The following statement shews the
number OF representatives of each
State in Congress, and the number to
which each State will be entitled here
after under the census of 1880, whether
$4,000 or so, 900 be the ratio.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-12

In the course Of two hosrs. this
morning, i've persons were bT0oght on
carte. found lying drunk 10 the streets
AID prTishing With cold. Almosi every
dav add night, persens are FOND ~
s'miiaf situations. whem the Wait hDvn
have toconsey pn hand basroNs :. seafi,
a mile. 70 pfesent them from pcfishinE
30 TIE streets.