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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-17

y We have received the Daily Ponps
aud recommend the
count of tho ability with and M zoons
support Of the Administration and the Republican cause
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-17

tsriAg the Bank Of the United States, coming up
Mr.. Whittlesey, moved amendment thereto that
that part Of Secretary MLane report presented at the
meeting Of Congress- which contained his views in rela
ton TO the bank should also be printed and appended to
the veto message. This motion opposed by Messrs
Beardsley, Canbreeng Archer aud Foster and adj
vocated by Mr. Denny; whereupon, further de
motion arrested by the House. on motion OF Mr. Tay-
Tor, proceeding TO the order OF the day.
The act TO exempt merchandise under certain circum-
stances from the operation of the Tariff law OF 1928 being
pending Tor its third re aiding
Mr.. McDufie remarked that there a very impor-
tanf principle involved in this BILL and he thought ought
to be postponed TO the Congress that might be then
fully discussed. He moved to lay IL the table, which
prevailed--Yeas 10, Nays Al.
The act to alter the bridge and draw over the Potomac
coming up for its third reading,
Mr. Bell moved to lay it on the table, which was reject.
sd-Yeas Al, Nays "a.
Mr. WickliHe then remarked that the subject had been
so often discussed that he thought only waste of time
now to debate II; and he moved the previous
butin consequence OF tho refusal of Of the oppo-
nents OF the bill to vote, Qhereby preventing
ne subsequently withdrew the moiio and the bill was
read a third tune and passed-Yeas IL Nays a..
A message was after received from the Senate
THAT they had concured in the made by the
House. Sothat the bill waits only the signature of the
President TO become law.
The act making appropriations for the final nj
oil the claims OF the several States for interest on
ccs 10 the United States during the last war; was after
Prosracted debate, read third time aud passed.
The House resolved to meet at sir O'clock A. NJ ON
Monday next for the despatch OF business variety of
other bills were passed. of which shall hereafter give
an account The House then took recess until O'Clock
which hour the House again met, and were i'm session
when we went to press.
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RIGGER,S
BIGGER'S
EXCHayVGE & LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va.
SPLENDID CAPITALS:
CON nnn 1gn nnn HOO 90 900 a

SPLENDID CAPITALS:
$40, 900, $4,000, 100 Of $1,000
Grand Consolidated Lottery.
Class No. IS, for 1882
To be drawn at Wilmington (Del) on Monday, tic 3Oth
Of July, 1892.
GO Number LoUery-IO Drawn Ballots.
SCHEME.
I prize Of $4,000 IL $4,000
10000 10000
5000 5000
5000 1000
100 900 100 900
Tickets $1O--Haves S5--Quartcrs 2 30.
For sale as usual in every variety the Exchange and
Lottery Office Of THO r. BIGGER,
Corner opposite Eagle Hotel,
~ Where 10, 30, 49, the Grand CapitSI Prize Of
$50 OO0-25, 80, So do Of $50 OOOsx Of TO- 900 each
and numerous other splendid Prizes have recently been
sold and paid al sight
nTOrers from abroad meet the most prompt at
enton July ~. po-MI
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NJ AZ Congress has adjourned, we shall find room in
few days for Mr. McDuiIics eloquent speech against
the Tariff
The Cholera has very much abaed in New York, and
f,c tsfofr pyifi
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APPoINTMENTs BY THE PREsIDENr.

FRIGATE PoTOMAc.-We understand that this gallant
vessel reached Sumaa, ia Inda, tie 9Th of February last
and not being able TO obtain satisfaction for the murder and
piraea piilage Of portion Of the of the Friendship
inflicted summary chasseBent the treacheous offend
ers by battenog down their establishment on the coast
She has lost but four by disease and casualties of
every kind since she left the United States in August,
and up to the last advces March I2d, at Bantam
Bay, in the Island Of Java, her way to Canton and
ihence 10 her station in lhe paciic.-- Globe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25
TOE

Egf VIRTUE OF adegd Of trust, executed B.,
u - the late lllI rart.f. u tie undersigned, aao
Edmund Winston. b,elne date the 18th day 81
May ISIS aud recorded luile county eaart NJ Am.
dor,t ipr the purpose 81 securing to tie President
Directors -. of tie fafmasa Baud. Of Yreiuu
certain dehts the sand ID ln,uunned vii m.
lurst thereon, VIII proceed to sell. II publ,
auction. In cash. on the @Gh day of juno
81, It, On ID rreeI,>.s ii arres of land dying ON
both sides Of daPlc-ruu eresk 10 ihc eomty@f Am
hsrt. nb1ut Dur r1,,s lran Ncw Glasgow. bouu.
dolby the Loud, of Cat anne Campbell. Balt,t
Whitehead, Robert W Gatler, aud others. or 20
much thereof as may be sufficient 10 pay the SAID
insd0nt. Directors q -. i .bn Farmers Bouh
ri Virginia. III amount fae IT, si.ew. anj. the deed
alorrsaId together WIKI fli. ehsr-,s Of sae. vJH
convey 10 IN purchaser .u#b ri, only as Is vested
~ me by sirlaaof he dera aaeys ui.uanual
ALEXANDER TOAiPkI,s, T.ustgc.
Mlg y tbs
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II FOR FEMALES. =

IN NJ. y l. , hItoAlA IL IIIlJC
SEf WE hren long celebrated As a most yalu-
IL able and tHicariea, remedy agetns, those
grn' raj Complaints prcnittlo til" ismHle portion
OF socmty.-lh'Y cleanse, purity and promote
free aud BRISK iiculatIoa at The bloud whpn be
me ugeltsh and '"ogul from the efficiency ali
M MS tor winch those Pills are safe aud f.ftr,i
sprc'hc Thy assist the suspended opeir1,ou,
ot the sau2uilelou> system, When ra'rr- require,
II. and rec,if, rhe irregular hahts Of rhe unhealthy
female whose >isaiV and paid countsnance be-
comes terminated }, and rrlrcshrs with he natural
glow cf rrsrofe ed be+uh They are iIir7 sni ap
proved remedy IN distractions dejHTy. htp0chOH
drid g'ddhtS pnipiint'On o. The heari, dal dyes
hon. ""ihlug gfJood, PANS Of The stomach. short
ne@ Of beam. upon every iittie notoG, stH&lug o.
thc YiiItS, and rs Conscqnence, detected co"ul.
uancr ~ a dislike for exercise mud CouNcl sat o.,
They a." equally conducive 10 the h"airh Of mar
nd ladies. ctCt pi in C8s OF pregnancy, or H., C
aud Consuu'ptHt habits, WheH HcF must mol be Ia
KEN. Bu hey may he aunhIsItlrd 10 ~ ~ a -
vantage mouth more alter GCCOuchmCTH, for
tht purpose Il cleansing the system All rurg,us
'hes- gross humours, which when retained, lay the
foondaiion OF NUMEROUS diseases ana rend,i The
lrCauiiuus Suhlrc uuh,a III, tnr ilir. hey should
also hr AIKEN hy all women from 45 to 30, 10 PIE
vent the dangerous disorders ccus' qnenl upru
thar critical re,od # tnnie it, Ihry nav be"r
furihrl found, nv experience, Il eho'ha powerful
rrmr'y IN al hlp0chOudrjGr hF"u'c, aud tnP0.-
vouS ~ st. IN In s'rruG he nod I's l'n, III ua
tune III Throwing nG those gro.s AMI Sur rnoondanr
humo"r- which produce melancholy aud deilc,
sim 81 spiiIs :, renovate In body, reHnImatr !he
mud, aud dIiu,e cue, FUN SIS aud elasticity
throughout TIE w ole sy.teo,. Price 90 box.
u lie above valuable Medicines are prepared
from lie orleinti NJ Rfcc,pe 81 tue late d.. /.
on"hy. y !. kibnER his l;amodiate oucct,
%, e"d III ooie FcJ,jttot tor sale at -
Cunning Room, III CHAMBER, over No %, n'xi
door I" kmder's Drug Sto,e, corner 0. Gour,
and lIanpNe' Streets, %. AT Concert Hall, Boz on,
and also tor sale hy his -recial appropriateness 80
grthrr viii ali hr valuabt, medic mes "a, irtrHi-
ed by III 1T u, Cooway FL sal. hy
kEos Ill h fEELSs AGT
Obs rye ibet uo,r a. gtnrur ~ hu,d III
written signature OF / kiDDER Oh tue outside
prrute. wrapper.
A arge discount made To those Who buy 10 sell
again.
AmH9 "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25
NOTICE..

4 HEREBY caution all persons against tradlae
for bond executed by me To Henry Moor,
for the sum Of 49, dated about the last of April
1872 and payable on the Goth Of June, then neNt
ensuing, as am determined not To pay the Bond
on account OF gross fraud and deception being proe-
tls,l upon m, IN horse trad, on account of which
II Was given. WILSON i. SEAl.
June 10 iW
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it0LTING CLOTHS. -

* YLE 4 BORLAND have received com
EsA- plet, assortment Of GERMAN ANCHOR
goLTlNG CLOTHS, every number, and the
finest ani best quality. Those wishing to purchase
would do well 10 cal and examine our Bolng
Z .atIs before the purchase Is. & y.
hfHY a. l.
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WOOE-CARDANG ENLyNCE.
kgBTFPgt

'HNiuRMAN& LYDlCk have three Wool
l" Canng Machines, dy 10. the approach
M season, with new carls .sd IN me- or,iar red
~ ~ shor aot'ca to card any quantity Of Wool
u't may be brought to them IN occ order, and at
the low price of SIX and aq1arter cents per pound
1t Is necessary TO buns QUO pound of lard 20 ten
pounds OF wool or We Shall charge l.! cents for the
greaslng ofthatquantity
~ The Machines are situated in the house built
by William Thurman, near the Horse Ford and
ready 1t any time to commence the work. We in
tend try to give satisfaction.
June l.. o.,
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500 illENN ARD.

Up AN AWAY from George Hylfon and John
IA u Berry in the carly part of las year. a negro
man, named HENRY. hired by myself as Exccu-
Tor to the before named gentleman and belongs 10
the estate ofSamuel Turner, decd late ofthe coun-
~ fAmherst. Henry Is supposed to be about five
teet eight or ten inches high, rather OF yellow
complexion large full eyes, well made and between
20 and % years Of age, has perhaps scar ON one
Of his feet oceasored by the cnt Of an axe whilst
hired to William Weaver Of Rocltbrdge, as wood
chopper, the year before last it is very probable
that he may be lurking about in Rockbrldge, near
where he lived the year before last he is also nc
quamtcd on James River. | will give the above
reward Of S2O to any person who will deliver the
Sid fellow Henry To me, or secure HIM in any iall
in the commonwealth so that get HIM He may
aim to pass free man, and | do forwarn all per
SONS from employing or harboring HIM, lnder pen
atty OF the law. JOHN BILLIARD, Exor
Of sanual Turner, deceased
March s. WITS
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R0. c. CUTLER, ok
MNLn

SSiH"lNiA-At superior count ofChanccry, held at
lTJ0-Elisha Greer Phf against W iniam Paisley Peler
Lyon stephen Preston, Jun'r. Co. Thomas Hin
Plhsiall' ard LcftwIch Dawn, a Company DTS
On the motion ofthr Plaintiff 10y counsel, the Court dot
ouc n"t 'ne rule entered in this cause they Jerks Office
court IN the month of July s29 dsmssing the SANE
"r want o an amended b be aside the ca.c
De as placed on the docket be there farther
III unless the defendants before third day of tho
tenn next afler hey shall have been served with conv or
tue orueF, SLOW cause To the contrary. -
Tue lorrgo 81 true Copy of order made in the
caus oy the ioresad court the papers and record
:" "hit keoIrtnow remaining my Office clerk of In.
'rcu superior Court of Law and Chancry for the town
oi Ly"chbnrg, pursuant to law.
MAYA, AeopJIes!e' d. ROlES, ck
'"y oi' w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

Il The celebrated CANBRIAN TOOTH ACHE
PILLS, " hich give Immediate reijrt without the
least injury TO The Tee h. On ttIaI thi, viii he
faund ono OF the best remedies for this painful
complaint. Pr.Oe 81 cauts = box.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

yliinl NtA-ht 1ue, holden the Clerks once OF the
" CUcnu Supef Court Of Law and Chdncery for the
county al Ae-un on the 1ih day Of Muy lS32-n Chau-
cory f,ter {. Jacobs PHI against WV. 81 AISLE, Geo.
inauf-, james Montgomery John Jacobs, Benjamin ID
ltarus, Wiiham Lee Harris, john r. II aud George
Il, J.cobs admir- Of William Is. Jacobs, dec Deits
The defendants John Jacobs, John r. Hin aud George
Jacp""t having entered thea appearance given security
according the Of Assembly the rules Of this Court
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
not inhabitants OF this country: is ordered that the
sad Defendants doappedr here the first the ne At
term aud answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that COZ
OF this order be forthwith inserted Some paper
printed in the town of Lynchburg, for
srtiy and posted at the front door of the
Of this county.
copy-Tesie, RO c. CUTLER, OK
Nav Il
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To William DAVIS, Robert Shasiead, W IMAM
Shas,ead, Edmund shasicad, Francis shos'eao'
and Elizabeth Shastead, heirs and representative
Of Jsnrss Shastead Ser. decd.
TEyAkE NOTICE That on the Sard d'y 81
Il August next, at YIN. McCauls Tavern, leo-
lar Mias. Amherst county, aud on the i"o DAY e
next succeeding. shft take the dzfest''n' al
Lindsey Burks ard others To he read a t'i''','f
IN the pial Of a ca,se depending N tn 1itru' 9o-
p.rior Court Of Law AL thm'1ys ief The COUNTY
Of Amherst, in Which : au l'Hft mi 70" s''
defendants. R#ltANNl' = II a.
Surviving net oi Joo 4, IL. I.'I'S.
June Is SO"
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NOTICE. =

= NOTEjE. :
vESEESt sCRibER having determined, with.
"A ma Snort time since, 10 remove from this
!ace, hereby informs all persons indebted To him
Of the same; with request that all SUCH will
come forward, and make immediate settlement, as
1t will be out of his power to give any further ndul-
gcnce.
All persons having claims against him, will pre-
sent them Prepayment, his present stock of fresh
and splendid goods wIIlbc sold al very reduced pr
CTS, from thus time Until he leaves Lvnchburg
winch, viii be very soon J q. SHELTON.
June H. "a
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- IktiINlA AT ruus hcII IN TINS lie he '"' ...
$ Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Ghlrti1 ~
county oil Amucr,t Monday the ,tn DAY nj n.y. ..
William Davi~, Plaintiff, AGAINST lIriard y. i''i"
The defendant George GI.ispic mol hh'in& '"', A..
appearance and gwen security according 10 Tue .'I IN.
,enbIy aud the rules of TINS Court and 1t appedfu7 ny
fuctory evidence that be l. nla,ltaat 81 u'''
monw calth the motion Of the PlmLh ny NJ N il,
Ii Is urdeI ed that the said Defendant George H"u'P
APP ear here before the fret day Of Seplchloe t
nrNi, the Sill ofhe paiut, aud that cory g.,
order be forthwith inserted IN the ly"cAburg
eight weeks successfully, and posted at lht ifod' uo'
Courthouse oftbs county. hCofi-ieslc,, !, III
Juue a. VIM
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Oh. rye ibet ro,c ~ gtnr.ur ~ hotd iEC
wri'rrn signature OF /. kiDDER, 90 tie outside
prlrtea wrapper.
A arge discount made TO those who buy 10 sell
again.
ADtil . IN
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02

WILL. BE- SOLD, a. public

WILL BIZ SOLD, at public sale,
Wv on Thursday the 10th of YrbfB.
ary aeEt, At the late residence Of Cart
WynkoOp. deed. all OF BIS persOs,l pa.
perry. consisting IN part Of.
Horses. colts, mich COWS sheep kbag'.
Ailof bis farniicg utensils, among vbas
are one good wagon, cart. plougbs. b..
rows. &c.
Az of his household furniture, anopgi
s,hieh are beds and bedding. chsifS, e
bles. good clock. Sc.
Also, large qaaoIiiy Of prime Bicoy
bstwsep four sod hse hundred bu,iih
% wheat, quantity or corn. some y,H
the bushel,--all the grain 70 The gfogat
Alec. ear SaliaJls NEGROES. sm,hg
which ere mea, one woman, and by
and q girl
Nine monibg credit will be E,Vea On il
sums e IS ssd op~ asds 81 sums uns.'
90 must be essh The ~hrat wil Be Sad
'os essh. Bonds with approved sstv'lJ
VA be expected FROM pofc haseSs sn6 90
property 10 be removed. until The tern, o.
sale he complied With.
sale 10 commences ~ 90 o'clock n 2
morning CONRAD BlLLMYER
JAS. %, 1899 9-
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02

THURSDAY, JAN. GO.
The Senate resumed the ceasidera-
ton OF the motion made yestrrsis Z, to
remove the injuution Of secrecy from
the proceedings of the Senate ON the
norniuasico Of Martin Van Buren,: and
the motion was modified and sgreed to
as follows:
Ordered, That the injunction Of o..
crecy be removed from all proceedings
of the Senate, and the debates, 10 re-.
iation 10 all nominations made daring
the present sessiun O! the Senate and
finally acted on; and that the Secrsta.
ny be authorized to furnish extracts Of
the proceedings from the Executive
Journal.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02

We received by Tuesday nisb,',
mail, a No. Of Garrisou's "Liberaror "
enlarged and improved" we win
DOT demean ourselves. by taking .nv
further notice Of this outlalc, and hi.
unblashing eGrontery in thu, in,ul,.
ing US with his ineendiary publie..
tion, than to direct tho Alteration n
our readers to a resolution Of the Las,
Legislature. uhieh we this day pub.
lish) suthorising q reward Of A.,
thousand dollars for his spprehenslOu
and prosecution to conviction.
l.tLAeeiyerSae. rec. Record
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02
RoNNEY. iAN1,.nron

IL is ramored here that the r,u;,.
OF DR.. NJ. b. WILLIAMS, o. Moo.
field. during the present week, ma
. very narrsw escape Of ioosinv thu.
lives. by ARSENIC being put in N.
COFFEE. &C., by their Cook, or ,ne,
iher servant in the fsmily.-fIov !.
was discovered, romor doe, no, a..
One OF the slaves since imprisout5
has confessed the act Intel
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02
the following, we believe, is a cor.
). rect list Of the presiding officers:

Bustamente and Obando are Vice
Presidents, acting as Presidents. Ro-
sas has rendered his resignaiiou. but
being still IN power at the date Of the
last accounts, and il being uncertain
whether his resignation will be accept
ed, we have put him down accord
iDgiy.-k. T. Jour. Of Com.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02

~ the late session Of the I.epjsia.
iuTe Of North Caroiins, an act was
passed prohibiting eoloured person,
from preaching, or acting As eiss,
leaders
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02

We learn that the Convention Of
indennities, lately negotiated vita
the Government Of france, was yes
terday ratified by the Senate.
Nh IN. Jan -
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RlCIIAfnNn IAN o.

=. RICHMOND, JAN. q.
since the disposal Of the Slave Oses.
too, natural degree Of apathy has
pssssued tie House Of Delegates. IN
aoa'uon to this, the unexpected re.
tprn Of intensely cold weather. ba.
imPedsd somewhat the progress Of by.
s'nets, except that u a local and an
important character.
On Ihnrsdey, some discussion tool
place IN reference "a the new cesn,v
proposed TO be taken from parts a
Frederick and Shenandoah. The bill
vas Feeommitted to the committee
which brosght Il 10.
Alter this, the greater part Of the
DAY sss speSt IN debate anon : hill
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02

:. We learn. from the Missouri Ipts..
ligsncer, that three negro rnen, on, Of
them . servant Of the deceased, hive
been apprehended sud eonfned 10 i,il,
on suspicion Of having murdered Capt.
VIM. b. Johnson, Of Old Franklin,
Howard Co.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02
ouMnHRLANp, lMp.l JAN. %

On Wednesday Thursday last,
there was a considerable quantity Of
rain fell. and so swelled the river that
about Is boats, laden with Flour,
Whiskey, Coal, sc. left this place for
the lower markets. But three of the
whole number were lost. We under
stand they broke in Mouniz's Falls, a.
bout 6 miles from this place. None
of the hands were drowned.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02

The .american Rpu6iics.--Therc
are now eleven Republics upon the
American continent, and at the head
OF every one Of them 10 military
chieftain.o
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02

Il Harning.-A case was recent,
decided at New York, in which per.
son was prosecuted Tor seventy dollars.
Tor having recommended to the plain.
tiif IN the case a.man as Of good credit.
who on being trusted upon the recon-
mendstion. failed to pay the amour,
OF debt he had contracted. The sui,
was brought against the person who
had recommended the purchaser As
trustworthy, and 4 verde, was rem.
dered against him for the whole sun
OF the debt. Thus IL appears, If 1.
man recommends another a. WORTHY
OF credit, and he should turn GU, 10
De otherwise, the surety for his credi:
is responsible for his debt!
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02

Disfrsssing Fire in Durbury, Nus.
saehs.ssffs.--Ihs house OF Capt. Jacob
Weston, in Duxbury, with all i,s COG
tents, was consumed by fire on Tues.
day night last. and, melancholy 10 re-
late. Capt. Weston, Mr.. George Cush.
man, and the widow Of the late Mr.
Nathaniel sou,hworth, all persisted ia
the hames. Mr. Barstown, wife and
child, escaped BY jumping from ID,
window With nothing bat their nigh.
clothes on. Ii 10 not known how he
ire originatcd.-r Boston Cc-.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02

A boy about II years Of age. 81, os
Mr.. Geo. Brady. Of Milier.to~n. Ian ~
caster county, Pa. committed su;e;d.
by hanging, an the 2ist ult. No Gnu.
was assigned, or surmised, for this d,
plorablc act.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02

Remarkable Longerify.-Died, a,
his residence in the county Of { uln.n.
er, on Tuesday nigh, the ash in.,.n,
Mr.. ISAAC HERsIKo, IN the one hun.
dred and seventeenth year Of his age.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02

Nean'bods accident and outrage
n e'ter from the clerk Of the steam.
boat Fsvorits, dated Nashville, Dee.
81. states that that vessel hes struck
on suag aud sunk in Dor desux shu,e
In the Mississippi river. The boa,
was attacked by an armed party from
the Arkansas Territory and robbed.
and burned by them. or by accident.
Nearly every thing was taken away
oy force that had uss been DESTROYED
oy the sinking and burning Of the
boat. The hands left, although as.
sisted oy several gentlemen, wero
wholly unable to resist the force.
All the cargo, or nearly all, was Who'll.
ly Lost or destroyed.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02

The sudden death or Mrs. Booth,
rrsnkiin county, Alabama, two day,
After her marriage, has been meu.
uonsd. a Posf norfem axsmiaa,ion
attributes her death to her wearing
strong corset, which SO eompres,ed
the lungs asto ebstruet the passage Of
the bioed, rupture one Of the Blood
vessels, and suffocatc her.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02

Q9ers--IIow would the follow zoe
hohest eaatloD (whieh lately appeared
IN Savssnah JosrBsl) avail IN dsfvnc,
N court Of Justice. on an action bro',
ior goods had, or services rendered.
on an account ~ @hich appears ms
Landlady U.s. Str. John Hewitt.
"All persons ere hereby not oajy wa,oed
bot absolutely fofbid, 20 give ne e,ed,, -.
my pFsiencr ebais9ssef, 80 g,om 49, 49,,
'ofNard, shall not psy sny dehi eohtrseted
~ mYsslf--se htir ne Cod
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