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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

~, ,.,, ~, FOR THE ENQUIRER
The Preamble which was adopted at a thin me ting of
the citizens OF Dihwiiie county the 2lst ul, contain,
the following passage:
"To the pcamh and solutions relative the obligation on
ScnEors Congress to obey insNrucons Of .
State Lcasaurescxe sire known Smbstvr, So
uodCccd by him In lSl aud with
supcisode others which had
dl-tins delegate om Loudounnnd adopted
, LOOK az pIodne,on OF greater celebrity than
mas that body with tho Rrso
nu report OF 9 aud 80 We believe this document will
as mng IA our Government eSis,s in putty DO
aul uehnchon Of many Of the landmarks
Pupheah representative IL is belle
not Tor .rs'nn alone" United
on winch great diversity oil opinion had previously cxcd
mere Is mistake in the above the date of Mr.
LIS paper The Resolutions oil 1911 instructed our Sc
majors TO vote against renewing the first Bank Of the u
states 1hey were drawn by MIR. Stevenson, late Spea-
ker oi the House OF Representatives He maintained
hen alone, III the House OF Delegacs-and they passed
Tie Senate with amendment The resolutions refer.
req To ~ the Dmwiddie meeting draueh,.d bv Mr.
,esn IN the Legislature Of lSl3-and the of
tons Of ISL ~
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

EXTRACT of letter from .Ne,c Orleans 10 gentleman
in this city, dated Isl .Norember, 1888
owe have just heard of dreadful accident TO one of
our packet steam boats the st. Martin She took fire
about eighty miles above the city, and from 40 10 so per-
sons pershed among them several Of intimate friends
the Recorder OF our city, Mr. Nathan Mason in the
number" " $50
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w,1 loLs Sale IF raInabie Land, Negroes, Sc
HI WIN he sold TO The highest bidder on TbursJav ,ho
I'm aSy E December NEXT on the premises all OF that
Vaiuao'e tract oil and OF which Captain Richard D,vep
port died possessed lying in the upper end of
county. virginia near the Red House on The Norb ami
100 ~ f,~eak. ntainino bet,vaon ne go,
'uo acres Inc greater part OF Tract Is Woon s amu
anu "pounds III The very finest timber of various
''ons and on are several eligible mill sites with pooJ
wafer power for gris and mills either or both Of which
would be very profitable The fertility Of this trac n,a
ne considered perhaps superior any up land act IN
Virginia being hrst-rae tobacco land and is remotkabIv
wen "atefcd having on IL an abundance of fine ~
me rues water and several streams passing tbrouo6 II
II hes IN very healthy section of country 90 miles from
iyhchburg, 50 from Farmville Is from Cbarlos Court
House, and 100 from Richmond. This tract will he d;
vded and sold in lots OF from 200 500 acres each Per-
sons wishing to view the land will Call on s. Davenpor
re'ihihg on The premises, who will sley the same r'
hiso al The same Time and place, will be sold IN The
highest bidder, 10 20 valuable Negroes CONSISTING n,
men, women and childrcntogether with be s,oct of
horses cattle, hogs, sheep, plantation utensils &C. &c
ne lana HI be sold on IL, Is and "a months credit mr.
chrsers giving bonds with security, and deeds of .
nc negroes and other part of The properly will he soil
on credit OF six monthsbonds i'll, appyoyeJ scc,i,
VIII be required Of the purchasers. '
MARTIN w. DAVENPORT
PUTNAM NORTH
Executors Of Richard Dauenport deceased
''"'V"'''' ~ 55-tls
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declines Of the one party lead 10 snarchy AMI juon-
the doctrines Of the other TO unchecked de
Attached to no pariy-ineres,cd in the elevation Of no
aspirant, desire 10 see our government, adnins red i'm
accordance with the Constitution, and in that spirit Of pa.
tiosm in which il was conceived. Disappearing H.,
course pursued by Mr.. Rvcs, have exercised MY lat
guaranteed 10 me, as member OF the constituent body,
to anmadvcu upon his official conduct IL Mr. Rives
h'd employee his talents in defence OF the people with
as much zeal as he manifested i'm behalf OF the admins
""uoh he would have received reward much more
qu's'e ami much more glorious than the adustion Of
November 9th, 1888.
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81 VII distinguished Race Horse and Stallion pRI
n NERO, will stand at my Farm, (Pampalike Kin,
hham,,) The ensuing season-and tben is, hone f.
shew horse OF the first order.-Iu blood farm au
he has no superior. THOS CARTEL
November Is. s5 q, ~
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"A LII persons are forewarned from hunting fishing or
VA oherw'- trespassing my land; as will prose-
cue a, su'h Offenders w. A. TURPIN.
Powhatan, Nov. Is. 55-w3w
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I'D APPAHANNoCK ACADEMY-TMs In,li1ujon
~ o. "ill open the ensuing year. as bereoIore On ,bo
iSh January next, under The charge of John (, ,w
renee as principal, and Oliver White az an asse,,,,
'eachefi me same gentlemen who have during te nre
sent year. gwen such general satisfaction and with 90 bon
me institution has Hourisbed such an exten, tla M
Board OF Trustees have unhesatinely .elec,cd ,bo
Tor another year. AS soon as fifty scholars arc ,"J
thid teacher will be associated wh them acco,dir ~
'hc established rules OF The Academy The srbol ,src
year wiz comprise ten months, divided into two Sos
SONS me course Of instruction will embrace The Greek
lain mud French Languages together with Natural phi
osoDy' geometry and The branches of English instruc.
ton common la such Institutions
TERMS 8 u 10 for Board, ashine Tui,on AMI H.
y lee and room rent IL bed and bedding be furnished h
The Stewards Department, which il submitted as boro,
lore TO Mr. Lawrence's government an addion, cb,r
OF go per annum will be male
JOHN IT, BERNARD.
President Of the Board of Trus,ccs
wy. ~ loo- By order Of the Board.
Is 81 ATWOOD SCHOOL.-'rhe exerci,es of III. in.G
"a 'moh Tor 'he ensuing year, will commence on IN,
cro,' mVu1y ~ J5nuary and terminate the 18Th Of De-
rcmbcr following. The course of instruction will con
prise Orhography, Reading, penmsnsbip. Arithmetic
Fflcuc'' mi,hemaIics, English Grammar, Geography,
WIN me use OF the Maps and Globes, Blaif's Rie
composition, and History, together with the Latin Ian
1Uagc ems Tor board, tuition, lodging and washing
NiI I've $iOo,oae half TO be paid ia advance UavipS
determined TO limit the number Of boaders TO 35we coz
not, therefore, receive any student for shorter nerI
han The scholastic year Of ten months A. bsrot,oIs"
faithful attention will be paid 10 the morals All bsLi, 81
the students, and Is years of aoe adn;,i -,
cannot produce satisfactory testimonials NJ yo,t oh
Letters addressed TO either OF us near S,mcrvgIo -
loier county viii receive prOmp, attention
~. ,. c. TACKETT,
4V' -'' l'o-W9wI J. SPINDLE.
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TIFF, SIIRPTJiS

districts. except the eighth; and even there with the re-
sls in Monroe aud Genesec, the success OF the anti
sonic candidate is not absolutely certain" g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

let passed me by, and ths wound elose.f
and the scar healed, when a ~,,oon.
blade struck me in its descent-and
lived on. My brother soldier. dashed
the red stream from the cleaning steel.
and shouted victory! ill the very ,kir.
seemed to echo back the peaiing of thri.
voices. | stood by in silence, aud ool,
asked to perish.
We left the fair land Of fame and
conquest. ! babe sdieu TO nv fellow
soldiers forever: they pressed aroun,
me with generous warmth, and be
sought my stay; but l was a moody
and wretehed man, and their word.
were those Of courtesy and compss
siop . There is a spell in the ,houei, 90
home I! a will return home and die. -
l murmured il was vain idea. Ior
my father was in bis grave, my sister
welded IN q foreign laDd--I was alone:
but Maria dwelt near the spot where I
had once been happy, and her proxi unity
was . resting. place for the wounded
spirit. but even that link in the can.
kered chain Of existence was unriyet-
ed: Maria had dropped be meath the wi
thering breath Of unkindncss she slept
IN the cold ground. I hurried 10 the
church ard; two marble tombs CLEAN
ed pale in the on-light-they shroud-
ed the ashes Of her lovely babes but
her own grave was obscure and inlet
tered.and the rank grass which covered
n waved darkly TO the night breeze,
like hssrse- piumes. She had willed =
lowiy, but not = forgotten resting
place and cast myself on the neg
iected grave, and pluckei from IL eve
ry bitter weed, and trimmed the long
dark grass and | shed no tear no
performed the mournful duty-Maria
was at peace she slept with her chill
dren. Ere left the spot, my eve fell
on the medal which hung At m breast:
the moon beams glanced brightly on il,
as II In mockery; il was all that now
linked me 10 my fellow .men-all that
yet cherished on earth. scooped n
narrow hole in the green turf on her
breast, and there deposited my trca-
sure: 1t rs tho only Offering Of my ILL
iated love; it will be my witness with
Maria in brighter world, that did
my duty to my country
1 slowly left the graveyard, and
drew near TO take \ last look at tho
hAoltation which Was once Maria's.
Feasting aud revelry resounded thro'
the vast apartments Maria's lord had
taken another bride. paused for one
moment, TO lsok on her full black eve
aud deeply tinted cheek-from that
hour lie has been a blank, and have
moved amid the worlds scenes as pas
sioniess as breathing corse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17
Jefferson Land fo,. SAFE.

authority Of deed OF trust, executed
~ TO me by George Washington, (now de-
ceased bearing date on the 9 81 day OF MAY,
1881, and recorded in the Office Of the Clerk
OF Jefferson court, I will sell, TO the highes ;,
bidder, for ready money, on Friday the 25h
day Of October ntrt, part of the tract Of land
IN said county, on which the said George
Washington resided at the date Of said deed
and which was allotted TO him in the partition
OF the Iiarewood" estate. so much Of said
tract will be sold as will produce the sum OF
one thousand one hundred and seventy doh
lars and sixty-three cents, 10 be laid of in n
convenient manner, which will be partic ular-
~ described on the day Of sale. Ia the mean
time, persons wishing 10 purchase, can, by
application TO William L. Washington, Esq.
view the premises, and see the manner in
which the land 90 be sold will be divided from
the remainder Of the tract
The sale will take place in front OF the
Bank in CharIestown, an said county, and will
commence about 10 O'Clock.
JOS. 7. DAUGHERTY,
Sept. 10, 1893. Trustee.
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Baltimore s. VashiNrf0,
R.ixL RO.3D.
Notice to oad-Makers and
Bridge Builders

DRoPOSAI.S for the graduation of about
- twenty miles OF the Washington Rail
Road, will be received by the subscriber. un-
Oil the goth Of tho ensuing November. The
part now offered Cor contract commence. Mt
n point on Elk Ridge, about n mile and n
quarter east Of the Waterloo Hotel, and ex-
tends TO the northern line OF the District OF
Columbia, near Dladensburg ,SThc gradua-
ton ~ heavy. The line will be divided into
sections Of convenient lengths.
Proposals will also be received. nj the
same time, for the necessary masonry. com
pretending one bridge Of sixty and two Of
hfty feet span, each besides several Of small
CT dimensions, and numerous common square
culverts.
Ardent spirits,w will be totally excluded from
the work.
- Recommendations OF character, capacity.
and temperance, will be expected TO accom-.
pany the proposals OF such rs have not here
tofore been contractors on the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road.
froposers are earnestly requested TO allow
themselves sufficient time To examine the
ground very carefully before they offer their
proposals, as no extra allow ance v III be m AIDE
IN any contingency.
The subscriber will attend on the line be.
tween the 10th and Goth days of November.
when he will furnish printed specifications OF
the work TO be let, and will give such other
information TO those disposed 10 offer propo-
sails, as they may, respectively, desire.
by order OF the President and Directors OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Companv.
CAsPAR w. VIEWER,
Oct. 10, 1879. Saperinitaa,nt.
0fVirginian and Republican, Winchester, al.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17
MISS cRANDALL CONVICTED.

correspondent Of the Nrw York Journal al
Commerce. under dste OF Brookiyn. fCoon
oct +th, furnishes the subjoined information. Ia
RELATION To the trial and conviction Of Miss Pru.
Tree blacks from other ssstea. The writer says
A new complaint having been en-
tered against Miss Crandall, by q Grand
Juror OF the town Of { Canterbury. since
the session Of the last County Court,
she was ordered to give bonds for her
appearance before the next Superior
Court TO abide Judgment thereon, by
the Justice to whom the complaint wa,
made returnable.
At the present term Of the Superior
Court in this town, Chief Justice Dag.
gett presiding, the Attorney for the
State filed an information against her,
founded on this complaint. The cause
came on for trial on Thursday morn.
ing, the Sd inst. The evidence addu.
ced in support Of the charges against
the defendant was similar to that on
the former trial before the County
Court; tho points made by the Coun
sci on both sides were also similar. -
The trial occupied the whole Of Thurs.
day and a part Of Friday. His Honor
the Chief Justice charged that the law
was Constitutional, taking the broad
ground that blacks were not citizens.
The Jury after short deliberation, re
turned verdict Of Gully. The Coun.
sci Tor the defendant rendered 4 bill
OF exception. to the charge Of the
Judge which will bring the Constitu.
tional question before the Supreme
Court Of Errors of the State Of Councc
ticat nj their session in July next.
Counsel for the State, Cleveland,
States Attorney, J.. Judson; for the
Defendant, Goddard aud Strong"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17
Wtnetessef asseg kD0fosss &c
RARE ROAD
TO CONTRACTORS FOR EXECUTION
IND MASONRY

TO CONTRACTORS FOR EXCAVATION
AND MASONRY
Id ROPOSALS win be received by the I'm.
n dersigned, at Taylor's hotel, in Wincles-
ter, on the 9Th day Of November next, for the
Grading and Masonry Of twenty-seyen miles
OF the Winchester and Potomac Rail Road
commencing near the town Of Winchester,
and ending at the Shenandoah river. The A.
bove work will be divided into sections OF
convenient length; and plots and pro6ies Of
the line, and drawings OF tho requisite con-
structions, will DO exhibited At Winchester
Tor one week previous to the letting.
Proposals wilt be received at the same time
and place, for delivering in the course Of the
ensuing twelve months, on the line OF the
rail road, four hundred thousand Iincai feet
oil heart fel!ow-PiRe or White-Oak rails-the
dimensions Of the rails TO be Eve inches wide,
oy nine inches deep, and in lengths OF fifteen
and twenty feet
Any further information in relation 20 the
above work, will be given on application, ver-
bally or by letter, to wILLIAM III. MoaELL,
principal assistant engineer, Winchester, Va,
or TO the assistant engineers on the line
MoNCURE ROBINSON, c. 4.
Sept. &c, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17
TRACE OF LAND,

described in tho proceedings, "as living ON
the east aide Of said river, in Jefferson eoup-
~, Va containing, by estimation, 7ayee Han
dred aud .Niatfy odd .fCRES,''-an the siiIl
Seat at festai's falls, (also on the east side OF
The riSer,) on smaller tract attached TO the
ABOVE containing about PC acres, all in TIM
Der, 10 be sold with the same.
On the larger tract. are about 20 acre.
prime river bottom, all IN guilty atiop.-nouc
OF u subject TO be overflow ed-and from, 20
10 ivo OF cleared upland. The balance is nj,
IN lumber. and pretty well clothed. This. 81
cons sdcrablc a proportion OF river botto1,
aid large quantity Of timber, and the sit,,,-
ZION, Immediately on the river, only n FEY
miles ADORE Harpcrs-ferry, with the recen,
location of the Winchester aud Potomac rail
road, along the oppositee side Of the river. fof
the speedy comrietion OF which, TO unite
with the Baltimore rail road, and Chesape Ak.
aud Ohio Canal at IIarpers-Ferry, there now
seems no doubt adds greatly 10 the value of
Tie Tract. The landing, too, of what is cali
ed Reyes Ferry, on the east side, belongs TO
ths tract. There il also good Ford lust nj
inc Hiili seat, which seal Is supposed not In
Terror 10 any on the Shenandoah river.
II had been long anxiousiy reserved by Mr..
Fairfax, with the view, 1t Is said, of establish.
ing Foundry there.
The increasing value or river mills In this
section, owing 10 the gradual failing Of the
small streams of the country, and the increase
OF production, Is thought TO enhance, very
much, this eligible seat for the purpose of a
merchant mill, or factories of any kind. The
improvements are a toerable LOG HOUSE,
BARN, SC.
Terms Of Saie.-One third cash, and ba-
lance, one-ihird IN one year, one-third in
Two, and remaining third IN three years, deed
OF trust on premises, aud bond with security,
for tue deferred payments.
ROBERT LUCAS,
August 8, la. Special Comm, r.
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rustrsasD. wssxIr, 1T
JOA.V -. G.4LL.1HER..
CONDITIONS.
TWO DoxLARs & FIFTY orS

PER .iN.N'C.M
payable half yearly; but Two DoLLan.
will be received rs payment in full, II paid
entirely in advance. Whenever payment 4,
deferred beyond the expiration OF the year.
interest will DO charged
ADVERTISING.
The terms Of advertising, are; For a square
or less, 81, for three insertions-largcr one,
IA the same proportion. Each continuance.
% cents per square.
@. All advertisements not ordered for n
specific time, will DO confirmed until forbid.
and charged accordingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

virtue Of q Decree OF the Circuit Su-
- Perior Court Of Law and Chancery, Tor
Frederick County. Va, pronounce. on the 4,b
day Of July, 1892, In case in which ssrab
Bedmger, EAccutrix Of Dsniek Bedipger, de-
ceased, 10 complainant, aud .yym. Herbert,
administrators of Ferdinando Fairfax, deed.
and the heirs Of said dcee ased, are defend ants
shaii, rs special commissioner, oa .No,dau
fhs ~ day Of September msrt, expose To sale,
at public auction. 10 the highest bidder, nj
heyes Ferry, Jefferson county, ya.) on the
opposite side Of Tho Shenandoah river, imme-
dIateIy in sight Of the premiscs ALL Hat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17
raos Tnk AnEnIcAS ~exruLr nAs,r,xx
STANZAS.

Isthis ,lsy Of de.sh,-
10. heavens Look hiithcly on the laughing earth
hna rom her Thousand vsi.s voice IL mirth
And melody L. springing, " i,h the br-srb
W smiiing How ers, that their pow u. heads.
bright with the radiant tear> which evening sheds
Hath sorrows Voice been heard
w al, her io~ plant, and bsok.n vail Of wo,-
t'ark to the play at ~ascs,-and, CHANGING now
Forth from his lraly ned, the exultiny bird
pours his Wild carol on the fragrant gale,
bidding the sunbrigh woods and waters hail!
Hath happiness teparte,i
Prom this glad scene lis there ahome.--a hearth
Made dcsoiate Alas. the tnnes OF card,
:, Sound not IA eo.ecrt ~ it'll thr brokcn-hcartcd,
on sca,-ths Gorgeous san--the azurc sky.-
Were never meant 10 ,noarn ith things tha, die
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17
NOTICE.

VHVHE subscriber has taken out letters Of
n administration upon the estate Of the
late Thomas &. Lane, in Virginia. All per.
sons having claims against the estate, are re-
qnired 70 present them to me without delay ;
and those indebted, are notified that they viii
be exported TO come forward promptly, and
discharge them, as much indulgence cannot
be given.
VIII eDdeaVor TO be In Shepherdsiown
every Saturday for some weeks-weather
permitting-where and when those concern
ed can have an opportunity Of settling their
accounts with the estate.
ANDREW KENNEDY, .4S,n'r
Of Thomas T.. Laae, deed.
Cbariestown, Oct 10, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17
GENERAL IMTE1LraEMcE.

Extract If letter dated "PtnsGeoiG, Ssla. 23d.
- A most horrid and cold blood.d
murder was committed on the body ct
the Mayor Of this city on Saturday
evening last. by vagabond. Ii seems
that the fellow kept an unlicensed
grog-shOP. and had been repeatedly
warned by the Mayor TO close it, TO
which warning he paid no attention. -
On Saturday constable was sent to
close the door Of his shop, which was
done Vhile he vas at dinner. When
be returned, on finding the door closed
he walked of, uttering threats Of ven
geance, and too truly did he execute
them. lie procured q gun and loaded
Il heavily with duck shot. and vent
IA search Of his devoted victim-ho
met hiH near the Office. took deliber-
ate aim at him, and killed him on the
spot. The wretch 10 now in conEue
mem. The excitement is very great.
especially among the CreOles, who
would tear him TO pieces if he were
not so well guarded"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

nRTvRN By Martin Robinson. = one o. q
~ superior kind 70 that lately under his
ohsfge, and IS nov fitted up N baBds0ms
WE FOE The accommodation Of the public -
hn horses are Wsli-broke, and safe--so that
lamiliss Wishing % travel, may rest assured
That hey vill b. a. free from sceidenis ~ Il
= Posatble Zoe them % Be. Martin will BE-
lound at all times ready 10 wait on those Who
nay desire The use Of his earrisys
Oct. 40, 1859.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

Murder Of Mr.. Jennings, Psstmasier al Fort
GiesoHl-Ihe Correspondent, Of tie ltth,
gives the annexed account Of this brutal as
sdssiBstion;
One Of the most lameutable occur
rences that has ever afflicted any CON
muniiy. took place in this town on
Monday last. A1John Jennings, Esq.
Was passing from the Court House to-
Mrs. DefrAnce's tavern, and when a.
bout bali way between the two, he vas
bred upon With pistol, by man named
Jacob skinner, after a deliberate aim.
The ball entered bis body. . little be-
low the navel, and passed out Of the
hip, with 80 much force a. 10 make =
large indentatlon in the brick vail OF
the Court House about twelve paces
distant lie fingered about FIVE bOuFs
and died. Mr.. Jennings was not OBJ
serving skinner 81 the time. nor was
he aware that he haibOfcd toe ards him
az Intention VI the Kind.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17
WE W. GOODS.

VVHE subscribers respectfully announce 10
n their friebds and the public, that they
have just returned fron tho Eastern Markets
with handsome and seasonable supply Of
Staple and Fancy Goods,
To which they invite the attention Of the
public.
JOS. l.. RUSSELL g. co.
Iiarper-Ferry, Oct. 10, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17
Dissolution of Partnership.

EHVHE firm Of WTiiiem and John Shssre,
n was dissolved on the 18th OF septem-
eer by mutual consent. All persons having
saalHss against said Grn, will please presses nj
tosm, and all persons indebted 10 said 6sn
Sin eoDe and settle their respective due,
with either Of the subscFibers.
WILLIAM sHEERER,
JOHN sHEEkER.
BsgPers-Ferry, Oct 10, ls33.--s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

Lsspair. The New Orleans Zee %
the 18th ult mentions that . lady Of
that city, Sbo had Loot her husband =
few days previously. attempted. in =
III o. despair. 10 destroy herself end
ts0 Of her children, BY pTscipitatiog
them into = we'll, add then throwing
herself IN alter them. They Were tas
ken out SOON sfterj bot the shildrea
Sere both dead, and little hope re-
msised Of the recovery % The nsother.
irom the ihjafies sustained BY The fatal
act