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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
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From StfEne' = Turf RegiSfer.
The Ccntrsl Course, since the last races. La.
veen moroashly improved The slight I'm Il
we oeyinning vi tl,e SECOND quarter has beca eat
oova aud transported 30 the lowest part of The
course y the west end OF il, and every sunken
P@ft OF the course, where there vas danger OF u.
seeomsng deep IN ease Of rsin, has been ,sovouRt-
" drsined. HE run homo has been covered Nth
ing on the i@tl inatant.
Every thing promises well for great ,uor, a,
,ne next meenng-to eommenee probaslV on
MONDAY the i4ih. By grvnl match race betwr,t,
ule Sou.n ana The North tov $1,000, as ne can
49,, 49, a' ebc i.er VIII come 70 the post az
1i'o 'assaNa'"s given ~ che forSEeT. etssup~s-
SION Ss., ca the Ubioa Course ia.l sR.rlnR. Ina,
The stables in that vicinity could match. Verhan.
might be said, srss-mateh those Of ans oahrr sce
Won 0, hic country end assuredly there is every
~ ~ 'ne eIood sod bone q their haRs. and ths
sPs'sf o. their sportsnacn, to warrant the pr-die-
non OF all ,hat EalisntFy and proves esn darr.
or 90, tShen dared On the next day Tueuli,|
u,e 18th, there is s~euvcd, beyoad failure. sDI,o
c'1 race, 70 DC run for $500. BY eleven sofia
the &c, Of the celebrated s,ailtons Ar-hv Ton.
son' hisry land Eclipse (;ollsnna, Henry EeIipsr
doubtful contest
Sesossd day, . double feast for the lovers Of
nse sport, being, 6rss, rice for elegant pieces
o. p'sae Of the value Of $500, and . s1ee,s.sake
now made up, foe 30, three year oId,L wh~r,,
nc veterans, johnson, Wynn, GarrVtsou. ns,sl
Parker vith Others Who may We, subssTibr. viii
eon'end Tor Victory. In such a field, uho sooIi
sot BET on three veterans, against even BIusher
9ouit' Wellington, and Slrg5,eekVg On She third
nAy comes the contest for the prnprieior's onrs~
49,, s,Ssys az Interesting eosfist-thres mile .
Se'ng aiayoTiie distance Sith macy foe hoyses.
~, would mud sfeffsHg bLscs IN me IsartA -
'hrD comes the h-y Of dsys-ghe jockey Club
Parne' Use day that ADDS tisousassls Of foll.r,
ocs''ies TIE purse of $3.50. 20 the value of tho
s'sner Any horsr takiHg tlsas pJsse on the Gen.
t~i' Hrh"iig The srsond beat 90 eight u.isaies q.
- good - 5000 90 ,he safsfy find, snd Il !.
mare size Usy b. put - once 90 tic efiioyrnents
9i love and ieisure. lier cOlts vili seli readily
'of sisVto each vhen WssDed.
~ al e'ebis there mnst b. bcsutifu! rne;n.
cash Jay snd then there - llse hohos Ot.eru ~.
saine week, Nth bsnd Of naosieians from tbst
so"''sFy' shefe, ~ Anasasius tells ga trees ar.
e"Pged 'nto men, sod u'su are clipped inso simr-
era let tbrn III vh0 ere sofnias. ard ti,os.,
~ho we're not cor iug. make their slsit u Bait
more iR the race poesJ
fiuseaidf nisy come sod get The sssh for their
ei'eaa ritts uiay BE- 81 hard 10 fra5.sfer fEe a.
PSsfte5 daughters % get The latea fssisious stI
--hnsb<nds, u - ineinsd. Young men M,
count on iots Of fuu. and 40 o. As',u.. srpo 81
sh,ca "a this vale u tears, ve bold % 81 ssf
bad D@RY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

THE NEXT SPEAKER IN CoNoREs

THE NEXT SPEAKER IN CONGRESS.
During the last summer, . very spirited
clectioneering campaign was carried on for
the neat Spsaker In Congress, and many let
tsrs have been written from Saratoga, tho
head quarters Of intrigue and political bar
u appears, however. 10 be settled bsyoad dis
putc, that Judge Wayne Of Georgia has been
selected as tho Regency candidate. Mr.. Polk
OF Tennessee, however, q strong friend Of
Gen. Jackson, and moreover an able man,
thinks his claims arc equally powerful. An
Eastern, q Southcrn, and Western man may
also be sdded W the list, and in the spirit Of
contest, We should no. DO surprised IL Mr..
Stevenson should again DO chosen TO settle
the conflicting claims, and after appointing
his Committees, and arranging business, he
will accept tho mission TO London, and thus
render tho success OF Judge Wayne less doubt
hui. Too much management, the political
error Of the day, may, however, derange all
these plans. % appears that Judge Suther-
land, Of Philadelphia, 10 q candidate again
for Congress. Should he DO elected, we have
no doubt that he will DO a candidate for
Speaker, and . 6rst-rate Speaker he will
make; but IL the Judge has had any assurance
Of the support of the Regency or the Kitchen
Cabinet at Washington, he may make up his
mind to be cheated. They are bound, hand
80. seest ~ ~ee6c sseybSr VI orS@ btat oot u
Judge Sutherland was from any other State
than Pennsylvania, which appears 10 DO no
great favorite at Court, his chance to cut In
might be good; but - our old and valued
friend Richie says, "ness rsrress."
Bisir's CsSfsss;en.--in the last number Of
the Globe, Mr.. Blair falls 10 his confessions,
and in long article written In his usually
abusive style, he explains his transactions
with the u. 8. Bank, his betrayiny his patron,
Mr.. Clay, &c. &c. We can only say, on pc
rusiog his defence, that he has made himself
appear more Infamous than NO originally sup
posed him to be. We shall lay by the article
rs text, as we arc determined that tho pco-
pie Of the United States shall be made fully
acquainted with the movements Of the Ban
ditti. Blair feels the force Of our charge,
that his conduct has not lcft him q friend In
the nation but the President, and his friend
ship viii cool rs his eyes become opened
As 70 his coarse abuse about "Jews'' and
/" selling old Clothes" we could if We pleased,
remind him Of tho time when he was clad 20
accept donation OF 5000 from US 10 start
his Globe with, and now, with his usual In
gratitude 10 his patrons, he actually refuses
TO send ~ the paper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

Cosats.(siis.--We learn from the PhiladeI-
Phia papers, that counterfeit 10 dollar notes
on the Philadelphia Bank, were put in cir
eulatiOn, on "Wednesday In that city. Some
Of them will doubtless find their way here,
and therefore our renders will do well 10
De on their guard. They arc dated May 8,
l532, letter ID. and made payable to J. Kahn.
The signatures Of the President and Cashier
are toierabiy well imitated,-the paper rather
lighter than the genuine note-engraVine
rOugh-particularly the vignettes. some Of
them are also made payable to d. Evans
And on The whole, II may be said that they
are so well executed, as very likely to prove
the means Of imposition to the unwary. Ma.
ny OF then were received on deposit at one
OF the banks in that city, before their true
character was known Bali. Pct.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
- ~ta11e-

The trial Of Robert b. Cooley, a eolored
man, for tho murder Of his brother-in-Iaw
Paris Moore, took place in Butler, Pa. last
week. The parties had qusFrelled on &C.
count OF an attempt made By Moore to ehas.
tise his step-daughler for imn,odest behaviour
while harvesting. The prisoner stabbed de-
ceased IN the neck with a shoemaker's knife.
The jury returned verdict Of guilty OF muir.
der ~ tho second degree, and the prisoner
was sentenced 10 seven years solitary con.
hnement % the Ponitentiary. tie Is between
50 and 60 years Of age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

Consisseney.-In the celebrated Veto, Gen.
jackson was made, by his principals, to in
weigh strongly against the Bank Of the United
States, because Of the foreigners who have
become interested in its stock. The removal
Of the deposites in part TO the Manhattan
Bank, furnishes striking commentary upon
the sincerity Of this objection. The Stock
OF the Bank 10 almost entirely owned by To-
reigners, and exclusively managed by them.
IL 10, nsoreorer, ihs only Bank In the u. States
IN sshieh foreigners hsre right 10 rste upon iAsir
stock. N. Y. Com. Adv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
Monsfrosiiy. Doctor seomelIen. 81

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Seomellen. Of
Mentz, has communicated to ,he Acad.
envy OF Sciences, in Paris. a wonderful
case OF Monstrosity. On the Goth Of
June, 1889, CathsTine Ruff. aged 80.
gave birth TO two female children, con.
nected together by the lower part Of
the chest aod the upper part Of the
abdomen. One of them has no head,
the vertebrai column stopping sudden
ly at the level Of the shoulders. They
are both living aud increasing in size.
The mother has been invited to bring
them to Paris.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
LONG ISLAND RACES.

From the .tt-.r- Fork Courier Or .
The hrs, race was . match for Ssoco, four m;,,.
out. between Mr.. John e. Stevens b. er No.
"a 1y 1ehpss, dam Princess, against Col. JoLt-
.oni. gr. C. Cadcf by Medley, dam sally Walker.
AZ the start, Cadet took the lead, hard pressed
by has Antagonist during the first three miie. l,,,
'n The third quarter u the fourth mile Niagur.
Was put TO has work, aud brushed by in gailan,
syie' winning with ease by about three length
time, minutes 10 seconds The eoursc NJ,
heavy, IN consequence OF the rain, which eom
menecd about ~ o'clock, aud continued uitl,o,,,
'nfcrmiss.on during the day. Betting was bri,k
and beth horses prv'np,ly 3.sksd BY their friend.
without asking any odds
After the mste.', came or the swcrpstakr, ,wo
mile hosts. Three horses entered: John 4,
Crais's Southern gr. c. Jrcxnp, Charles Green.
o. G. .SGh Ndzef. and Capt Stockton,. III
ShaTk. Jessap, IL will he reeoiiected. was con-
Soered the best colt In the Southern country and
matched against Mr. Stevens colt sfi,ia. ,inr,
dead, Tor So, 900. On the death OF Midss Shark
became The favoritc Of the North, and the eoutes,
between linn and Jessup psrtook mort OF a.ctio.-
= ,eehng thsn has been evineed since the days OF
Eclipse and Henry.
The three started IN fine style. Shark Ieasin
throughout, closely pressed by Jessup, bot win
ning The heat With ease by three or four length.
AZ the start Tor the second heat, IL became apps
rem .ha' sadi Hamet vas To eostend for IL with
shark, While Jessup laid BY. Sadi showed the
blood OF his sire, aud made excellent race bur
Shark proved himself the best colt in Ameriea.
and Won the heat aud purse without difficulty.
Time OF LIST heat am. ~.
2d do. Sm 81 =
Bets were freely offered and accepted. S 20 4
on shark against JesSup, and even on SHARK A.
sa'ns' the field. Large sums changed hands, boz,
our Southern friends bore their losses with grrat
kood hunor, while our Northern ones posfetesi
'ise .,n"'ng With hrm conviction that the blood
OF Eclipse Is not to be beaten.
Cc1. +.-The weather Vas yesterday very pro-
he 49, a..
!. nc hrst match II tie Union Course bet~een Mr..
stevens Cornelis add Mr.. Gibbons Alert. was
Won .ith case By the latter, betting even. The
second match, two miles out, was won by Mr.
1ohnsohs o. f-beating Mr.. Stoekton's Mon
mouth. There were Ave entriea for the p~ouric-
tor purse. 500, mile heats-four horses ouIv
$1,000, Mr. r,erponts g c. Hudson having been
HoraSn' beforc starting, Robin Hood Va.
s even against tl'c field. After the second
10. HE following 1, the rr.nl, -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
wnEKLIna. ocr. 2

WHEELING, OCT. =.
Twice during The past week has our town
been visited by the calamity Of6re. On Thurs
day morning last, between two and three
O'Clock, the Blacksmith Shop and adjacent
shed, and tho Hose House, on the corner Of
Market and Monroe street, were consumed
me Engi"e, Hose, &C. were saved, though
from the rapidly % the burning. property
belonging TO %. Burdiek, TO the amount Of
ave OF s'x hundred dollars, was destroyed. -
The buildings themselves we're Of small value.
On Thursday afternoon We were again A.
reused by the cry Of Firew The Iron Poun-
dry N last wheeling owned by Culhbegt 4
Co was IN part destroyed IN casting a hea-
W piece Of metal for the water works. an
explosion took place, when tho whole mas
q melted iron, was thrown from the mould
Through the roof ~ The great exerticns OF
The hfomen and the citizens generally, part
o. one Of the buildings was saved, and the
adjacent property though in imminent danger.
preserved.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

Ssidss ssi ssefsi Dssfk- Tuesday eve
Ming esss came before Justice Hootcn Of
Moysmeusing. for heariox, in the course Of
which, . celorcd womaa Vas brought up as
. witness. and obieefed 20 by the opposite
party. TIE refusal TO receive her as Wit
which her subsequent admission 20 testify
could not allsy. On leaving the Office few
moments afterwards. she dropped on the
pavement and Was Instantly dead, nm apo
plcxy having been induced By her over-exci-
ted passions.-[P hiiad. Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
WHEELING, OCT. s

WHBkLiNG, OCT. ;.
Major Barry, the Post Master General. ar
rived in this place on Friday Last, and de part
ed next day for Washington City.
hr. CLAT and family arrived az this place
on Monday last, and left hero on the follow
ing morning for Philadelphia. while here
hir. G. received the cordial greetings OF a
large number Of his friends.-IGazeiie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

SisHess TeVTeptas.--A gentleman brought
10 our Office yesterday, two young Terrapins,
which exhibit most singular freak Of nature,
being completely united ut the neck The
bodies, one smaller than the other, are per-
feet, and are not joined, except ct the neck,
and the adjoining portion Of the lover shell.
The heads appear branching from the same
neck. They arc alive, and appear healthy.
This curiosity has been presented 10 DR.. HoI-
brook Charlfsion .Nfrrurn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

In spyrepriafs fgurs---In q late number Of
Major Noahs Evening Star, We find the fol-
lowing correct reflections:
Those Who count 30 strongly II the ballot boz.
the Operatives, the mechanics, the artizans, and
the laborers, have Iisle time 20 iavesaixate ones.
tioas of ibis kind Il was suicicat ,hcv vrv. told
the United Ststes' Bank vas = dangerous ins,itu-
Ton u,ey started upon the hunt, and have pur-
sued and Win pursue u until 1t some breathing
Ianee 20 Tie eaaee they stop TO rest, and recount
the peEsss Of the day, and the value and imDor-
tasce Of The victory then they may fiad that shrv
have pursued the noblc lion Who kept in cheek
the tigers and panthers Of the forest. and thai n
bis death they will be LETT exposed 20 the siaoreT
and ieroei,y Of animals, whose power, separately,
fatal snd destructive"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

Gen. Abner Lacock has received an an
pointment from the Canal Commissioners OF
Kentucky, TO suPariHtend the location Of a
Lock and Canal navigation on Green River.
which empties into the Ohio, about $50 miles
below Louisville.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

- Sfe1p- Heat Burnt. The Alrnsndria Ca
zetts says-The aeam,-host OUsATostc. pl,i.v
between this place snd I've diacssnt lnndiess -.
The Potomac River, hurst 60 the waters ~,lgr
on Friday night lat. While sse uss Iyinr a sss-
aTdtosn, Nd. The hre vas entireiy sesisi-st.I
sn'i - Ipp'd va' Zee progrrss II NJ asrnes lhai
the captain snd sfcv, ssieep on board n A.. iir,.
9Th diihcuity ssespesl eth thsiF fveA We ~.
deFasBd he Ouaafonis wss psstisIly ies.,r-d -
Anglbss boti, V - ssid. VA b. l,at ut,oe m.
foa'e, - soon ., tbs necessary arrangement sss
b. made.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
nAaKasrorr. or. o

ChelsTs.-There have been three deaths
from Cholera since our last publication. On
wednesday morning last, Master David Pc
Try, OF this place, ~ tskss, asd in lhe course
Of the day expired. co the DAY following
Mrs. Wells, sister of young Petty, and Nlr
Wells brother, were both taken, and have
since died. No cases rcmain.--tFTee Press.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

Prolific within the month Of Au.
gust, a young lady of the city Of Sche.
nectady was delivered Of foe children
at ore birik!! The mother and chill.
dren are all alive. healthy, and likely
to live. A thousand dollars we're rails.
ed 10 the city, and given to ti.e mother
a. q premiums.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

IL 10 stated in the National Gazette, that
Reuben N. Vhiinsy, of Philadelphia, has been
appointed by the President, Superintendent OF
the Government Deposites in the State Banks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

We understand that the Bank of the Metro
polls IN Washington, has been selected by
me Secretary OF tho Treasury, as the place
OF dePosite Tor the money Of the United
States in this city Globe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
sPoaTTuo NEWS
BROAD ROCK RACES.

BROAD HOSk RACES.
Third day--fsr the ysekey CisS Purse, $500
nsee nftc Acsfs.
James 8. Gsrrisoa's Oh. b. Mohawk, i've
years old. by Shawnee, Sc
John NJ. Botts' Douglass, = yesrs old, by
tsosanoa, > dis
John Z. Goodies b. b. Rowgahy. 9 years
old, by Arab, .
years old. BY Gohaoo., -
William X, Johnson'ss. IN. Trifc, years
old, by Charles,
Time-ist heat, IS; 2d do. 81.
Tree IfH Race Course Fall Ilaee. over
this course have been postponed, in eop.~asenc,
Of the excessive dryn Of the season, to ne sr.,
Wednesday in November next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
tPsisrsSHrg Times.

In noticing the tFagioal affair which prosIuced
Dr.. svesripgen's de-th, the editor of tho Rom
ney inteiigeneeF shocked he feelings of many by
the application of the terms - monster, wretch.
mi'srrsn', " bss. and particularly By the express
sion, we hope theru src no more such s.szstcrs
w the family" Even " tlse character of che de-
ecased hsd been zach ~ The IuaelIiErnser sss,,o.
cd u 70 have been, there wa scarcely s.y ers.,..
for iseers,iHg anew the bleeding hsarts Of yenev-
sble isthrr and other relativcs They are eusi-
si'i 60 he deep sympathy a every feeling bosom.
'"''ead q TIE nbhorreBee which such an erpre.-
son uiiEia imply.
ne Cumberland AdvOesse says
= The editor must certainly have hem ME.
informed ~ reEafd " The ehaFsetsr Of OR.
oHear'ngen' OF he never would have c.lIsa
hini " pionasy," Os nsiseyss.fn ~ 4
always mahtsined "a undoab,ed eh,r.ets,
foe honesty, integrity, mildnss, m d;snas,,,,s
add obiigi0g turn. tie wss rootisv..r,S 4.
he manners, and 81 exesIlsBt ns,gbt,-
= husband, be was kind and aaseiioo.t. =.
parent, loving and tepder heartsi :,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
GREAT PRESENCE OF MIND.
From the kipisrhook Sentinel.

EfoW tAC nfforfuooS ctN&tHft.
On Friday the Goth inst. as Miss
Van Buren,, q young lady Of the Vala
tie, was dressing her hair in the facto.
~ Of Mr.. Baldwins, she accidentally
brought il in contact with one Of the
iron shafts which makes SIS revelations
the minute. This shaft 10 square, two
and half inches in diameter, and is
placed about II inches from the upper
tloor. The young lady was standing
nearly under il, and in tossing back her
hair, which she had been eombins over
her face, probably without rejecting
that the shaft above her was in motion,
il caught fast, and she fonnd herself in
stantly drawn up towards it with the
velocity Of lightning. With an extra
ordinary presence Of mind, she grasped
the shaft with her hands, At the same
time making violent effort to place
her feet upon il. in order that by re-
volving with it she might escape a die
location Of the neck. She succeeded
in clinging 10 the shaft during two or
three revolutions but its velocity was
such - at length to break her hold,
es>s e'fS 80 Rtul(Nttu % % Az tCCt tTOtu
"a, leaving her entire scalp from the
extresnities Of eyelids to the third YER
tebre Of the neck, fast to the shaft,
and revolving with il. She arose ion
msdiately from the 6oors and proceed
ed to atop one Of the looms which she
tended, while the everseer stopped the
wheel.
DrH Miiier and Philip were imme.
diatcly called. and, with the assistance
of such as had not fed or tainted.
from fright, had the patient conveyed
to her room. The scene was truly
frightful. The whole head, emple and
forehead, were peeled TO the bone, the
blood streaming frou the small veins
and arteries over her shoulders, and
to those who had seen the profusion Of
beautiful locks that formerly adorned
her head, her fr,f appearance impress.
ed the idea Of headless trunk. Her
presence Of mind seemed at no time "a
have forsaken her. She was sitting ia
q chair when her physicians arrived,
and observed that the back Of her head
was severely bruised, the only injury
which she was then, or 10 even now,
conscious Of having received. She is
at present IN q comfortable condition,
ADD her physicians state that every
symptom indicate a firm re- union Of
the parts, and q speedy recovery oil
health.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

Greet Jdsihodisf JMssfiag "A Methodist con
Terence vas held 81 hanohestcr, which ter
minated on The l2th 81 August. The NUN.
ocr 81 preachers prusent gas go. n uas
stated that there bed been an increase al
members N uFsat Britain, asnounting 10 ~ 4.
OB9, exclusive % tho returns from America
where The ineFsaso amounis % 80 900 Hsv
George Mafsden q 20 Be sent out % Canada
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

EiePs1sHi--A young Russian Oasesr a
COnslantinoPis lately sioped with tho favor.
iie Sulsanna Of Tie Grand Sc iznor, gbe I'm.
press Esmiliaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

The New York Daily Advertiser states
That from tho lst 10 the 2Gth u September.
there Wero received from tho Canal sDd dif
iereni places on tho North River, ~ $50 bar
rsls Of Flour, I ,s0t bushels of wheat. 4. 5f5
bushels Rye, and ~, SEQ bushels Of Corn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

A friend has pointed out TO US the following re-
mark OF the great srLIzr, upon the subject Of s.
Haree-and thinks every reader viii Il once per-
cei'e its force when applied to entrus.inK the go
vernment funds in many hands.
at isnot the government OF one man oaIv INV
which the finances are thrown into confusion.
since II 10 an ineontestnbie truth, that. as they
must pass through some hands, the fewer that are
employed the less will be embezzled. The abu,r
hes IN the choice Of the man, and in the nature of
the finances: and therefore Co have this Office dis
charged by many a. erenf persons 10 TO per-petu-
ate the evil. 1T IL be difficult 10 end In tie whole
Kingdom ono man ca for such an employmeu,.
how can q be exPecsed that yreaf ns,a6sr viii
be met with ,"
Well might the inquiry be made-Ifyou sanao,
find one honest Bank. with which todrpo.ite your
mooey, how ean you expect TO find many honess
ones' The chances of loss arc certainly inerea.-
cd In aten-fold degree.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
Dissolution Of Partnership.

NhE hrm Of WiiEsra sna Jska Sh,,,,,
vas dissolved on the 18th Of sspicm.
pc ~ mutual consent All persons Lasas
slsi@s against sad firm, viii please pfe.ssi
'"ssa, and 81 persons indsbted a. ,s5 f-ra
Wtn cone ard settle theif respective
With either Of the subsefibsrs.
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