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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
.NSssee q Psemsw 1!

ZANE o. my appreciates, BASED HIRAM
~ MILLER. bosBd N tbs eoaeh-makias
business. vas psFsusdsi awsy on o. aboat
ths middle ef June. By one 0f our good peieh-
bogs and bis next friend, Loaa EspsgIsEcs,
AID kept 10 employment ever since. I hsrs-
- ioFwsEn al Dsnoas from harboring sad
by. ~ ! Am determined 90 prosscuts al 50
Odending, - the fall extent ~ ,he law.
MALCOLM e. XIX
shsphsrdst0u n. Aug -, Is33
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
GARD.
stephens II. North,
(From Philadelphia,)

Vtoni FHifaueIphia,J
Surgeon Deniisf, and Manufacturer Of
Porcelain neorupfible Teeth.
AS much pleasure in informing the in
IN habitants OF Charlestown and its y;cipi.
y, that he has arrived, and will remain for
one week, ut Mr.. Beckhams Hotel, wher.
ne "iii be ready TO attend those who may
fession.
Mr.. North has letters Of recommendation
from Dr. Pattison, Professor Of Anatomy.
(Iate OF the Baltimore Medical Institution. !
and DIR. Geo. McClelland, Professor Of Sur
gerry IN the Jefferson Medical College OF Phi,a.
deiphia, and other gentlemen OF respectabili-
ty, which he will offer to the inspection of ali
who may feel disposed to call on him al his
office.
Sept. IL, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

a letter from an intelligent gentleman in
Jamaica, under date OF 9th July, published
IN the Norfolk Beacon, mentions tina, the adj
vices by the last packet from England, in re-
terence to the Slave Emancipation question.
had proved satisfactory TO the Colonists. The
resolutions which had passed the English
House Of Commons, were believed 10 be of
such character rs would induce the local
legislature OF the Island TO meet them readily.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
FIVE DOLLARS auwAn1

GTRAYED OF stoisa from the subscriber.
- scar HaFpers-Rerry, on sa- -
turday night the 3ist 81 August .fv.Trule
last, = BLACK HORSE, about ~
lii hands high, stout built, y in - 49,
a short tel, snd has 20 white absai a.. az
y about y years Oh. TIE abovs reward win
b sissa for iaformalioa whsrs the sasd kor.s
may to found, f ieh with Mr. Wsrnwax a
TIE sau -tnill, and ail other rsasoaahls ehsT,ss
pad MICHAEL DoCGuERTY.
sept II, 1873 ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
Fer fAs pIY;sis Fee Press.
ACRO4Ty<.

Can NOT hope ,--muss Z ssxcs
An bright cndcsrmcnts sincs ve mel,
Think. Lady, ere 700 trli mc m,
How ~ithcring and how hsrd's the blow.
Each hour thy cherished form appc.r,d.
Rish, lovely, aud the saore endesr,J,
II came % bless my happy view
Nay nay cannot hid s.iicu,
Ere you destroy these hopes Of mine.
Near but th- suppliant NJ Thy airline
os h's sos'd he.rt-snd know this breast
Remembers, THAI tn make you bIrs.
Sweet Lady, u must ewr strive,
Thai Ito Own bliss oae hour may live.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
NOTICE.

"A ST expect to leave the county Of JeiTer-
L N son, on or about the 10Th Of October
next, ! must particularly request thst all per-
sons indebted to me will call and settle their
accounts before that tlmo.
ALFRED T. MAGILL-
September I2, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

The importance q taking care Of tie teeth, Is
nov pretty geserally Ca, nd acknowledged. The
soioura Of Mr. NOnTa IN ibis town Tor few
Day. viii saOrd N opportunity TO such ., need
ll.s segyioss q dentist SIS tessinoaisls are
hixhiy rrsDes,able.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
NAnprrm

On the 81 inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Bowman, Ea-
sERr II. WATSON, Esq., Que Of the Editors Of the
Ciiariost"ssiIle Advocate, 70 Miss MART KELLY,
daughter Of 0pie Norris, Esq., all Of Chsrlostes.
vile, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

Ss1 raPer.-We observe that Major NoAu
about 10 take the field again Uncoupec,.
cd with tho political press, the Major Or am.
70 be out Of his element. Propos,ls hay,
been issued by NJ. NJ. Noah and Thom :.
Ghi, Tor publishing . daily paper, Mt New
iork, TO DO called the " Ersniax Star" n i,
70 De devoted 10 news, commerce, literature.
and will AFFORD a friendly. but independent,
support 10 the present general and state nd.
From the Arkansas Territory. our advice.
make u certain that A. n. SE,,sR \, rc-elrc,.
Cd Delegate. The returns, nearly complete.
give hun 3.39s votes, aud Mr.. CR,rrsxp.s
l,Ai9.-t.Sai. Isf.
the New York Gazette says, there were
I2o arrival from foreign ports, lat that port)
during the month OF August.
Chesapeake and O!io Cs,ai-u is mention
Cd IN the Pittsburg Gazette, that memorials
are IN circulation in that city and county,
praying Congress for an additional ,ubscrin'
''on. on the part OF the United State,, of Que
million CT dollars, TO thi. public work.
.7nihrao:.e Cosi.-The Frederick Time.
mentions that bed Of Anthracite Coal La,
oeen recently discovered, (by Mr.. Purcell.
engineer, on the Virginia side Of the Potomac.
about ID or 30 miles above williamsport.
Mr.. j. 3. Curtis, at his manufacsory 10 Hsmp-
'o"' connecticut, turns out t<o thousand pairs Of
SILVER speetaeies per annurn, and eontenpi.
charging his establishment.
Cot. fasksn Of s. C.-The task OF this gen.
ueman, to travel 1000 miles in 20 DAYS with
no other food than bread and water. wilI he
nnished. aswc understand, toward, the latter
end OF September. On SATURDAY. last a. wa.
200 miles in advance Of his undertaking On
Thursday. he delivered nj Dedham a .ec,ure
on the influence Of Luxury and Its effects on
the digestive system. During the present
week, the Colonel will visit Worcester. and
deliver Lecture In that place. We are in
formed that he proposes 10 Lecture in thi.
city Immediately after the close Of his seventy
days. Col. tiaskett is not confined, n. we
hear, to any particular number OF miles n
day, though he prescribcs forty, rs being a
convenient distance. He travels on any of
tho public post roads, but is not Obliged by
The terms Of his undertaking to travel on con-
tinuousiy in any particular direction.
Uashingion Globe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

a PERSON, having q small SUN Of Mo-
IN nsy. wouid have no objection 10 invesf-
ing u IN good paper at reasonable discount.
Inquire % the PRINTER.
Sept. 6. lS33.-7Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

The Charlottesville AdvocAic acusionsthe mar
DIR nnd rOebery q Air. Peter y. War, highly
rsu.ss,.ble s'siEea q Slsst place, on has 80 %
Pla,saaa- Tvo neErO men have been arrested,
o.. u,spieioa q being tise rnarderers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
NOTICE.

The Rev. s. Tusrox will preach in Charles
torn on Sunday next at IL o'clock, A. NJ,
and At kab'etown st 4 o'clock, p. nj. Of the
same day. ssnt. 70.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

.@ iion. Ih'srsaS BUnoEss hes beea ~
,'.'' % Congress from Rhode Islsad, By large
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

The New Jersey pspers state that valuable
copper miac has oeen discovered 10 that State
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

B@te 81 Road Sleek.
M Office IS HEREBY GIVEN. that on
~ FRIDAY the 27th day Of September.
lnext Esnnth,) will BE- sold. 81 public auction.
for cash, 10 front q Beckhan,S hotel ~
Charlessown, 0x0REX 8HARD8 q
the capital stock u the Smshhs11, Chafies-
town sod HafPcrs-Rerry Tarnpiks Company.
IN the shove, aTs embraced ~ the shares
81 sad company, upon which sng II he w
sialmenta called IN, rsmaia unpaid .ueiad-
ing also, all the shares upon which afresr-
sgrs are due, Notwithstanding the hol4srs
may BE- entiiled 90 unsettled diseounts, OF an
sscertained claims against thO company
SO Chat all such claisns. in order ~ - allow
81. iausi ~ preferred and settled before che
day q sale
By order q the Board q Dirrctors.
ANDREW HUNTER, Soy
Avg - 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
Fer Rear

HNTn the ffst u April next. ths RoOt
tPreseni occupied By The wee Press
oscs. Nsy ,, 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12


MsStisss eossi.ss 70 be holde~ In tie lower
counties Of Viryinia, In behalf q Nr. Lxssu Cor
the PEe.ids~sy. wAssever the prospcess 81 ,hi.
grns'eman may be. one ding is ssrtain-a decided
Anai-Vsa Buren, feeling 10 unaffected In Virginia,
and our good Clay men, in their holy hor-
ror" Of Nul,isessioa. would NOT hastily throw
themselves into the Van Barcn ranks, some hupv
results might be ansiciPaiesl Once against Van
buren. (no matter how divcrsised the choice. )no-
thing % earth Con bring the yirxiai.as back 10
has saa'e' and. when 1As ,shsie SsSaA<rn .fsrsay
Is thus arr~yed. IL will not be siiiruls TO eooccu
'r.fe u With some effect upon one les. exception
.''e' Mr. Cisy'sfrieuds do,has g-ntlcman's eau.~
no good, by their ill-timcd abuse Of sho.e Who
are engaged in driving the South from the ,oii,
Of Van Burcnim.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

BALTIMORE, sEPr. G.
FLOCR.--The wagon price is very ycnerally
fn' although IN m occasional instance a load 4,
received nj fraction less A considerable nor
ton OF the receipts continues 20 fall short Of the
snPerfihe standard, and is branded as fine 4" For
,s latter description there 10 but very limited
demand, with proportionaie sales at IS SO.
ALENAgDsIA, sEPr. 6.
fLOUR--The receipts continue small, with
out any change in the wagon price, and with lit
lie or nothing doing from stores
t1Jour milicrs. this year, have hard task Of
q. The crop Of grain, which at one time scen,-
ed to DC 50 prosperous fell much short Of its usual
quantity, and is by no means Of ~ good quality
As formerly. Much Of il is blighted, and cookie
Is abundant 1t is impossible, therefore, that our
miiiers can keep up the character Of their mill,
or OF the eoantry, with such grain The -four
cannot be made - white as usual. This being
The case, We may hope that cur Eastern friend.
Will not hereafter be rigid in their inspection
because, TO require. ths year, Flour 10 come mn
70 she standard Of par gears, is requiring an i'm
possibility. Very great injury will be inflicted
upon both miilers and farmers. unless due allow
anee be made the eirvumsaneesw we have stated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

urThr fall term q he Superior Cour. Of In.
and ChAaesry fo~ Jc6ersOa County. viii COM
neoee o" Tuesday The yfrsf day Of ocfe6e,s ners
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

We have received several numbers Of /" TIE
EXAMINER, and Journal IF PeSncai Eosssmy. .
Published in Philadelphia by Coxpr R,srrr.
Esq. His issued scmi-mouihly, On super-rov.l
sheet OF i6 pages octave. and viii constitute. In
year, with an index, volume OF 400 parr,.-
The price, per snnum, Is, for single copy 81 So,
Tor copies IS; Tor 10 copies so. II 10 ..drvo,e,
10 The advancement Of the cause OF State Rights
and Free Trade" II propose. to give all The doc
umcuts necessary to acompic,. history Of the .rc-
cent crisis, beginning With the Alien and s>di-
ton Laws, embracing the Resolutions Of the No.
vcrai States on that 'ubjecs-,hc Pre.ideu,. erle-
brated Proelamation--and the South Carolina do
uments, closing with the Journal OF the Co.y-,-
ton OF that State from tI.e IItI, to the 18Th Of
Mar,h, when it adjoorned.
This publication, even To those ~ho ,i;.,c fro,
MIR. Ragust's political views, will be found u,c-
ful and interesting. mere work OF reference
and to those Who agree with him. il win be OF
great value. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

From the Arkansas Territory, our adrices
make u certain that A. u. SEWER is re-elect-
ca Delegate. The returns. nearly complete,
give nun J,J9s votes, and Mr.. CRrrESpEs
l,&l9.-l.Ni.f. LAT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

The New York Gazette says. there were
11o arrivals from foreign ports, (at that port)
during the month Of August
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

.fnfhrae::e Cosi-Thc Frederick Times
mentions that bed Of Anthracite Coal has
oeen recently discovered, (by Mr.. Purcell,
engineer on the Virginia side of the Potomac
about ID or 30 miles above williamson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

Mr.. j. s. Curtis, At his manufactory in Ham,
ton, Connecticut, turns out t~n Thousand pair, q
silver spcc,acies per annum, and eoate npl.te,
charging his establishment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-02

when the extreme youth Of her opponent was taken into
consideration, as we'll as the heavy weight 10 be carried
10y the hily, IL was expected that American System, bro.
ken.wlnded as she was, would win the stakes. But alas,
the race ~ not always TO the swift, nor the battle TO the
strong aud she has TO retire from the course, never again
TO DC mounted IA a political hobby, OF ridden by any
ABOVE the degree OF q mere mule breeder, or a member oil
fences.
The knowing ones are Of opiuion that Clay, in this race,
has been at some of his old tricks, tat he has been play.
my booty, rs there were several midnight conferences OBJ
served bctWC cen bin and the rider ct Nulliication. The
latter was 50 cNircmely young, so little accustomed to the
course, ANA berg 50 heavily ridden, II was expected She
would be di-tdncrd, or at least would bolt--but the owner
OF A"etican System had with his own hands given her a
hOluS, which is well known To have brought her nearly 10
death door, and which the othcr jockies DO not hesitate to
say was done for the purpose OF giving Nuliiication Il
chance tO vii the race.
IhAtthe death OF Modification, in this race, was brought
on toy the hard riding Of her jockey there can be no doubt
- Neck or nothing was his motto from The start, aud
therefore whip or spur was not spared during the whole
neat winch VIII account for her erjtaph TO be written,
commencing. " HE facet Nulhication.'"
The owner OF the American System expresses some
hopes OF her recovery, and that she will again become an
cUlclcnt hObby-but, in this he Is no, joined by his jockes
They have given up all such hopes. One of them, Iris.
tram, OF X. l., has been heard to say, he would as soon bet
upon a Jack ass on amy future day as upon any horse. mare,
Or geIdina raised or ridden by II. Clay. No! he'll never
again bet on a " c'jtu" owned 10y amy such booty player
-hs shall never have another opportunity Of running the
back upon him.
There was 50 much billing aud cooing between Clay
a"d Webster just before the r4ce ia t Tis ram has taken
up ne notion that Daniel too has been concerned in The
PLOT he Is therefore determined To denouucs lin in Ia.
neuil Hall the first opportunity.
Il is understood hat ] @ A'Ams luly intended t., enter
ms two niles, Bank Report" md " Dermod .NcAIur
rough Tor the race but on his jorkty entering the
news 10 prepare them Tor the race, he found Bdnh Re
part dead lame, ard poor Derin0d seriously ,ciad- gUied.
N"Ilhcaion bad no sooner given the last kick taan his
owntr started express Tor ). C,rolina, ia o, der TO warn his
iockicS there against betting, and to make arr, ngrmenis
l1r rc'uful"g the armS and auHuui ion purchased b. tore
'hu bills given Tor Them come to m.rurtv-aud 10 advise
ihatli rose from whom they were ~rvichased refuse TO
Them back IN payment, they may be sold for The be-
of The Underwriters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-02
From tho Nav Turf R-gistet1
TT SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, EXTRAORDI-


On tho FL int. was run The last heat Of the famous race
and J. G.. Cnlhoun's black Filly, " Notification" The
racers kept so close during lbs whole heat that they might
have been contained within the hem Of a lady's garment.
The jockeys did their best, using whip and spur all the
time, and putin. their cattle to their utmost speed. Great
netting on american System she being backed by all the
Yankees Oh the course. But the hackers were all taken
dback, when The winners arrived at the winning post at
the same instant, so that the Judges could not say which
was iOremOst-hctsOl course draYn-racers both Tell at the
same time, .NuhfcGhOu store dead, and AmcricGp Sys-
tenn so near 1t that she had 10 be removed, and taken N
The course in a broken down cOnditon-N utilization given
to the dogs without even stripping her Of the skin.
American s. sfcm was quite confdcut-dud TIA, she lid
not win the race astonishcd even the knowing ones. But.
ds there are reasons for 40 tinzs, ON this occasion they
were Gas plenty as bldckberics"-1l the world knows
that the owner Of American system is . hard rider, and
ever since he became her proprietor she has had heavy
weights TO carry, aud has frequently had to run over
courses both heavy and mlIy. At the meeting Of 1921
she was disianccd, aud was thrown out Of the Calendar.
but was restored 10 it by the Jockey Club 40 1875. In
l52s she started, against the noted Horse Oil HickOrV.
bot being heavily hidden by a nler dressed 10 a Jockey
cap, @nsHkcen tro'v'crs, and pumps, she lost the race, and
the Hickory broom was tunuphant, aud she sent 60 Erase.
brought forth, after long feeding, end much preparation
and was started once more aginst her Old antagonist, Oh
Heko y-to De ridden tfns time by hrr owner and here
tits supposed she hnd her wind tou chcd-for, though che
carried eXtrd weight, 90 mercy was shown her, and she
was ridden almost 10 death. From this circumstance tlfcr,
we're doubts about Bringing h5r Ot 30 soon a1cr--buI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-02
From tho American Famor.1
EN- PERlMENI IN CALORIC.

IL mo. 81, 1892.
II is well known that most bodies part with caloric i'm
two distinct and separate modes, namely: /, BY the ab.
sorPion OF healthy colder substances which come in con-
tact, and 2, BY radiation, by which the body becomes
colder than HE surrounding medium.
la the Last number OF SiHim0n's Journal there is an ac.
count Of "New Experiments ia Caloiic by M. M .VobHf
and .Bei0Hi performed by means OF the Thermo.mulu-
pher-which Is 50 delicate an indicator Of temperature, as
10 be sensihly affected by the natural heat Of a person
placed at the distance OF twenty-five or thirty feet
From The experiments il appears Dist while heat radiates
through glass, rock chrystdl, scieuitc, mica, oil, alcohol.
aud nitric acid, With more or less facility according to the
degree OF their rSnsp'rency,-watcr entirely inter
cepts the cnlo1hc rays. In The abtidgcmeut Of the srti.
Gle by g. 4. Shepard, its remarked, that CHE obstacle
which lwatcrl opposes 10 them is 90 insurmountdble hat
II IS in vain for US 10 reduce the thickness Of the stratum
TO the least possible flu; or even 10 heat The iron ball 10
%redncss, and TO pass IL slowly over the Thermo.m uldpHer
the index always preserves the most perfect inmohility.
AIicr The foregoing experiments, % could not be ina
glned That This singular property Of water should be owing
to its iludity since the alcohol, the oil, aud the nitric
acid, all pariakc Of The same physical constitution while
They conduct 100 d manner totally different. We had a
ngit therefore, TO attribute the effect 10 the chemical
constitution OF water. Nevertheless. wo were disposed TO
resolve ibe question directly, by performing the expert.
meat upon solid water. With this intent, we took two
utn I"ycfs O! very transparent ice we applied them to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-02
E'OElFfe
g Arcn rrr nnNAln, uN,uNa."

800 RN'' 49,
Tho following il tho only English translation ia existence OF II
Sfa"ciles LYNN, the Ono IN ejaculation bcire a moro pa,
OF three liuos-.N. L Mirror.
THs MARsEitLEs uYMN--TuAv,,Atsn NJ I,Mr, N>cE.
NJ" ~ , 10 o. I,,n9g, With si9, glowing
he you not sec the banner flowing,
no ." yo ,y ,s E.S S:, am ,n US 5eo,,d
YelId forth by tho fetocious race,
Who como TO stab, in your embrace.
Tho friend, tho wife, tho son, the daugh:cr'
10 Si nn,il. %y s S"Sp,g%o"'
March on to pour ,hrir blood impuic,
To aum! To aims! away!
What projects arc those lcrioas Sharing
with '1't't-' slaves, anl king comb'usd'
Those chains that they have boon prpuiu;
soionc, 70! whom are ,1cy deNsnd?
What fury should wi,dnn you burn!
lis you, Ills you they bid return,
TO arms my couuuymen!
oIsl Goii and shall tho hirelos stranger
And are our proulest chief. in danger
or bouE spurnod by slaves tu "tithP
Beneath tho weight oil tcuers brnding,
Is homage how the Knee aud tcrk,
On them q on our gods dcpendinsi
To arms, my couutrymCu!
Trmhle, We tyronts-tmitors ucrnhlc,
By even those go scryc abhou'd!
Nc paIricides! boholl assemble
All start to be delivered nom YOU;
Aud IL our youthful hcroc,hn,
Franco from her womb shalt others call,
Like Pallss atm'd, to overcome you!
To arms, my cOunuymcn!
Ye sons Of Franco! while brav.iy riv,nq
Tho,c miserable victims, driven
Uswilinsly against us, spare;
But lot your grasp Of vengeance smother
Those monsters, who ike baasts OF prey,
Would rend the bosom of their mo,hoti
Tohr"hs, my counuymon!
Spirit, that in tho patriot shinost
Vo claim ;hoo for our shield aud guide
And thou, oh Liberty, divincsti
Come, battle at thy champions -ido!
Victory shall DER our banners hover,
Whom summou'd in Thy manly tone,
Come; see our triumph and thy own,
Thy fallen foes oNul'ing over!
To arms, my couSymon!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-02

NOTlCE-FaiIIng in my efforts 10 purchase the only
"a convenient residence for sale, near to my wifc's ia
TIERS, in consequence OF his refusal TO sell Inc a small
piece OF woodland necessary for the support of the place,
although had offered him more than a liberal price for
the same; and finding 1T to my interest to remove TO the
western country-l have ascertained with deep %morifca-
ton, that my wife, Catharine Tdndy, is not cnly unwil.
ling TO accompany me, but positively refuses to 90 and
associate with me as a wife. She voluntarily takes her
self away from my bed and board, although we have had
no difference Oh any other occasion, and / have always
supported her in the best style which my condition would
justify, and would still do so If she would associate with
me as a wiie.-Under these circumstances, yet with great
reluctance, ! am induced TO give this public notice, that
will not be responsible for any debt which my said wife,
Catherine, may contract. Let no one trust her on INV
account, for ! will not pay for any article which NAV be
furnished TO her; in short, / will pay nothing for her,
while she voluntarily absents herself from me.
JOHN TANDY.
Goochland, March 7. 99-w4w