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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-21

LITERARY SraTisr.cs.-Dur ar,i
. de on The Literary l..>jitatiors Of Gin
Icihnali, has drawn from several of our
brother editors, ih distant part, Of :hc
state. notices It similar Institutions in
their respective towns. The Lascs
vile & izettc, after. quoting the ar.is1c
ah"'e-naned. thus sums up the Liter.
AIRY Institutions Of GAINESVILLE.
owe have not sCoilege of Teach.
ers.' but we have teache r, as .aoh a,
some who have been at College, ,icu gh
The present school law has we'll MOL,
murdered the profession; neither have.
We Law SCHOOL, bu, we have the
Dane Law Library. aud YOU might
mistake some Of our law offices for
schools. And then again We have AN
Athennum- where citizens ana stran-
gers NAV find some hundreds ofyaIua
bic volumes. and many ofth hes, Der
Iodlcals in the Union. and we have
the Mechanics Beneficial Society for
the relief Of sic K and unfortunate me
chanlcs. ard the Mechanics Lyccu.,,.
which meets weekly 10 discus. cues
tons of interest. hear lectures, &c.
We have also the ssiuskinpn,n Soric-
" Tor improvement in natural science
which meets weekly to hear lectures
on dentistry. and other branches of
natural science: but we helieve that
peXt TO the Atienpum. the Institution
sustained with most spirit. and atten-
led ta hnS IL
lie I-yceum. an association oftwelyc or
fifteen Noung men. principally appren-
ices, who. when mere boys. some two
ears ago. associated themselves to-
,ether. and have met eeklyeversince
They have now library of between
NO and three hundred volumes. many
t which are amongst the best standard
FORKS in history. philosophy. Sc.sand
That Is still better. thew have morals
corrupted bv the vices Of the dav.
uch an exam pie is worthy ofall praise
nd NAV we'll lead u to hope that
Their Frankiins. other Ri;tcnl.o0se<.
nd similar wortla.ss. NAV vet emerge
ON the stern ycomanry~ of our laod.
nd do honor to the name of their conn
Y at home AMI abroad.
I'VE might sax more about our
hooI: we shall not DO = no., ho.-
Ter. but when the M'in.yre Free
,hooi gets into operation. we shall
we something worth Dragging "a
'ut. -
The great 2iehar1 Neber. ESQ. died
England on the 4th MI.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-21
The battle of New Orleans. havino

done its duty. is killed of-there is an
end to the eighths Of January. Ano,h-
er glori6catlon is to be got up. under
the name of the battle of the Thame..
I nderits banner. the name that dtt-,,t
htH Iec,tnisch is to march to the Pre.t-
Adyer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24
Died.

At Shcpherdstovn, on Tuesday the 18th inst
in the 22d year of his age, MIR. fREDERIcK A.
iAsKSKaMP, son Of the late Dr. Hanenkamp Of
Hsgerstown, Maryland.
La announcing the death Of this estiInAble young
man, We only express the feelings Of his ncsIuain-
tanees when we declare high admiration for the
many excelieneies Of his character. or amizble
disposition aud setive diligence Ia his avoealion,
his demeanor vas characterized BY propriety
and his haDits industrious Through the csl,ecta-
bility OF his Intelligence, and his frank aud in
senuous manners, shoae forth those fine qualities
vhich form the character OF the geatiemsa and
the man Of sense. Such were the exceiieneies
OF his character, that, though modest and unas-
snming In his department, in q community 60
which oaiy few years since he was an entire
stranger. his Personai merit acquired the epvis-
BILE distinction thsf In the estimablr traits that ~
surpassed by none. That community, In his
death. laments the loss Of q valued and promising
member; his only sister, the deprivation Of .
loving and affectionste brother The family OF his
patron, to whom he vas fondiy attached, friend;
his limited bat respectable eoancxion, the de-
cease Of one for whom they anticipated an honor
able and useful career; and his iniinxse aeauain-
,aaccs, the dissolution Of n beloved associate
To these honorable testimonials TO his merit,
the writer Of this humble notice can add nothing.
u vas ais esiecmed privilege TO know we'll hi.
worth, and he has the happy aud pleasing re-
heetion that his warm and friendly feelings we're
| most cordially reeiprocsted. II Communicated
AZ Harpers-FerTy, on Tuesday the 18th inst.
AVN ELIzAsErR VIHsiSIA, daughter Of sir.
Ferdinand w. Stephenson, aged II months aud
10 days
Suddenly. on Friday nigh, last, at Harpers-
Ferry, Mr.. Exos ESsLE, agrd about % years
On Tuesday last. in Fretieriektown, Nd, Of
scarlet fever, JoHE, interesting son Of Capt.
James L. Ransom Of ibis county, aged about u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24

HAVE several times given notice TO those
- Of my friends who have long DELAY cd the
payment oftheir accounts, that some thing moro
from them than " fAs prsfsvvncs,- or ssere ev,-
ptoyne~f d necessary 10 keep alive myself and
family. have also apprised them that nv
creditors, TO = man, are 90 JssjisA as 20 1--WE
me trg occasionally pretty severe" one
too) every now aud then, for what they call.
] believe, Little Of the "fssrs 6rms;'' bat a
these lamentations Of mine have not been
ssbstsntisiiy responded TO, I am now fsorely
though IL boz constrained 10 say that Psddy 3
hint may DO expected, IL all accounts due me
20 the lst Of Jan. 1888, are not settled By
March Court.
10 soberness, however, IL Is well known
that practising physician cannot do justice
TO hin patients and ride about TO collect, in
nullihcation times, especially, accounts that
have been accommodating almost since the Isss
scsr; and yet, some of these very persons
{" nuliies," expect they are) who thus saf-
Ter their accounts TO stand, affect 70 be very
much offended NJ the presence Of an agent,
though sent ut mig expense. To relieve such
OF unnecessary quaims and spasnss, now tell
them that may be found ut home, almost
every day, betwoeh The Sours &c and 70
O'Clock, A. M, prepared with tho necessary
sfissuiaafs and snfi-spanaodies.
To all who have at any time given even tho
"iokeH" Of a disposition to square or" I
return my uufeigned thanks.
5. C. SNYDER.
Charlestown, Jan. -, ls33.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24

NiiE subscriber, intending Co remove 90
~ The We i,will OlltT for sale on Iyiday tie
Isl day ~ February nsJt az fair, if not, tho
next TAR day AZ Mount Pleasant, near Hains'
Mil, ON the main road leading from Battle
town Co ChariestoWn, seven nitIes from tho
iofner aud Ave frOm the latter place, al hia
valuable stock, consisting Of
Work liorses, 2 Thoroughbred Colts.
Mich Cows, young Cattle, sheep a HOGS.
20 bushels Clover seed, Corn by the bushsI.
ilay by the too,
ITO acres Of wheat and q few acres of
Rye IN the ground.
road W agons and Gear,
floaghs and Iiarrows.
And Warming Jtensds of all kinds,
One new patent Cutiing-BoK,
One steel spfing Gix
AlsO--Aii 81 hfs Household and Kitehfn
Furniture, c0usisi a.
Tables, Chairs, ! corner Cupboard,
uiantol clock. I English Watch,
% ,ds Furniture Ditnity IN the piece.
~ yds. figured CarPctiug, very supeftor)
IN the piece.
set II diaing China, vet VI Waters.
side-BoaFd, Beds ard Bedding. with a
number Of O'hsRarticles too tedious 10 men
tiOn.
Terms of ssIs.--Por al sums over give
Dollars ercdt until The lut 81 september
irSa, viii b. given for that sum AID under
cash boasls sod approved security uill Be re-
quired. No property viii b. delivered untH
me eThaa 81 sale are complied With sale 20
eomusnee early in the day.
Jan 10, Is55.-S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24
Public Sale or Lvssss.

a CREEABLY 70 the last will and tesla
"A mcnt Of SrEPHKN Marras, decd. win
be sold, At public auction, in front Of Boak' ;
Tavern, In Darkesvillc, on Saturday che 9th
day OF February nsrt, two valuable and frat
rate Y0Aoy0 OF IAND. situate one
milo west Of Dsrkesvilie, Berkeley county,
Virginia One Of tho tracts contains olo
A0029, the other lA3 ACRES. both Of
hrst-rate limestone soil, equal 70 any in the
valley. Both these tracts OF land are nearly
one half In timber, Of the finest growth. The
improvements OH the 2l2 acre tract
f5dt. consists OF n comfortable dwellin-
ENs house, new stone barn, and other
necessary buildings, some fruit trees,
sc. On the li3 acre tract, there is n COM
Portable log DWELLING HOUSE, and other
necessary buildings, well Of limestone wa
ter, &c. Middle Greek passes through both
farms.
Terms Of sais.-one third Of the purchase
money on the day Of sale the balance In
three annual payments, secured by lien on the
property. Sale TO take place between the
hours OF l2 and O'Clock
ADAM SEfNAKER, .7dn'r,
de boais non, srith the sciu ANNEXED, Of
SfePhen Mayors, deed.
Jan. 90, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24

posing that Ccngress viii afford then no re-
lei from the laws in question, especially
upon the suspicious approach Of the extin-
susshuscnt Of the public dsbt--copfdens that
they arc TOO strongly attached 20 the Union Of
these States 10 sndangcr or dissolve 10, whilst
they have ssy hope Of obtaining the relief
~hich they desire, BY regular and peaceful
aaeasures-pcrsuadcd that they Will listea
willingly and respectfully TO the voice OF yir-
ginia, adectionately and earnestly urged. that
they would await the result Of concerted
and vigorous effort Of the friends Of union
and peace, 10 effect reconciliation Of pub
iic differences, now unhappily existing-re-
sardins resort 10 force ON the part VI tho
General Government, or on the part Of the
Government Of south Carolina, n measure,
which nothing bat extreme necessity can JUS
afy or exc,Ae IN either; but apprchcnsvc at
me same time that violence may occur, which
may eventuato in consequences that all will
depiofe unless South Carolina will consent 10
rcscind her late Ordinance, or to suspend its
operation -
I. Resolved, therefore, by Iris General .issem-
oily IN us aam< aai on bshslf Of fhs people Of
hTsiais, That the competent authorities Of
South Carolina be, and they arc hereby
earnestly aaa respectfully requested 10 re
scind the ordinance Of their late Convention,
or to suspend its operation. until the close of
the hru session Of tho ne NJ Congress.
2. Rssoirsd, hiatt the Congress Of the U. s.
be, and they are hereby, earnestly and re-
sPectfully requested so 10 modify the Tariff
Laws, as to effect a gradual but early reduc-
ton Of the revenue of the General Govern
ment 70 the necessary aud proper expcndi-
lures thereof.
J. Rssoired, That the people Of Virginia
expect, and in the opinion OF this General
Assembly, have right TO expect. that the
General Government and the Government of
South Carolina, and all persons acting under
the authority Of either, will abstain from all
acts calculated to disturb the tranquility OF
the country, or cndangcr the existence of the
Union"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24
PMbEtc S0fe.

NN Ill. be sold, 10 the highest bidder,
w GA Friday the 25th iHsi. al the late re-
sIdence of J-hn Lsmon, decd, in Charles
town, great variety OF personal property,
consisting. in part, Of the follow ing articles
One Horse, 3 Saddles, and one Cow,
Que template Stoye--one six-plate do.
One new Rifle Dye Kettles,
Three PLAIN Looms Coverlet do.
one pair Fly Slays--Gears, Reeds, Shuttles.
sPoois, Temples, Wrapping Mill, &c. &c.
/ Also-SOme new CounterpaDes, (hand-
some patterns,)
New Carpeting, Table Linen, sc.
credit of nine months vii, be given on
all Sums over -, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security. Sums under s., must
DO cash. Sale TO commence al 10 O'Clock
MARCY L.. LAMoH,
Jan. 10, 1s23. Rrt1r.
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X@ILL be sold, on Thursday the 7th of
w February, on the road leading from
winchester to Martinsburg,i in Frederick coun-
ty, on the premises Of the Burwcll farm, at
the Yellow House, all Of my property, con-
sisting Of
Ten head Of frst-rate Horses, frst-rate
Mich Cows, 60 or 20 head of Hogs,
Two or three thousand weight Of Bacon by
the hundred,
Farming Utensils Of every kind, consisting
OF Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows, sc.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consist
ing Of Beds, Bedsteads, Bedding, sc.
Every thing will be sold without reserve, "a
am determined TO go this winter 20 the
Western country.
Nine months credit will DO given on all
sums above five dollars, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security. Sale to com
menee early in The day, when due attention
will be paid by
FREDERICK NJ. MoRRIss.
Jan. -, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24
The y-srxtst~ Lesiss~swrc.
PROM our CORRESPONDENCE.
RICHMOND, JAW. ls, lss3.

RICHMOND, JAN. ls, 1899.
After three more days debate, upon o Yari-
ETY. Of propositions to amend tho report OF the
Select Committee upon Federal Relations, the
report was finally ssperssded BY sundry rcso-
buttons offered by Mr.. Brown Of Petersburg.
The vote was very close one-for Brown,
substitute, 67-against Il, 66-only ono men,
Der absent.
These resolutions Of Mr.. Brown win be
tested tomorrow. one by one so that mat
ter, arc yet in state Of i" glorious uncertain.
ty."
Whatever may be the opinions Of Virginia,
In reference 10 the Impending crisis" one
thing Is pretty certain, that this opinion will
have but little effect, carried by so meagrs q
majority; and, besides, the time has passed
BY for mediation" on her part,
Some gentlemen choose to consider The
vote just taken, rs q test question upon the
doctrine Of :" State Rights !" for myself, I do
not so consider il. Many members were in
the predicament OF appearing to sanction
views lin either reporD which did not NEE,
their appreciation; bal, when compelled 10
take choice, took that which, in the main "a us
the least exceptionabe. Both yrcjefs are
" state-right" in their creed-and both con-
denim .faiitieaiio~, rs attempted by South
Carolina. Upon the right Of secession, the
Principai oimsolty seemed To hang. Some
were for passing BY this question, (neither af-
firming, nor denying the right,) while Others
were for decided expression, at once, upon
the doctrine. So little have the people gene
rally reflected upon this subject-thc idea of
separation being one Of the last which the
mind suffered itself 10 ent, rtain-that doubt.
exceedingly, whether one in ten has made up
n definite opinion upon IT, I trust the day Is
far distant, when il may be necessary to as
scrt Il, either rs n psaeeatie or As a reroiu.ior-
airy remedy for oppression.
On Tuesday, the two houses proceeded to
the election Of n member OF the Executive
Council, in the place Of Daniel A. Wilson,
whose term will expire on the 3lst March
good deal Of time was spent in nomination
speeches, in the course Of which there was a
little sharp shooting" The incumbent, and
John s. Pcndlcton, Of Culpcper, were alone
in nomination. The joint vote stood-wil-
son 81, Pendleton 66. So Daniel A. Wilson
was reelected for the term Of three years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24
ANri.NULLlFIcxruoS MEETING.


"A meeting, mot Iess rrmarkahie 10 point Of
nsales, shss Il vss eoaspieuoas for the iuselli-
sssss ~ respessabiiay Of The perse.s vho CON-
posrd u, vss heid q the Cesrs-iioase % this
county o. Mondsy last, :" for the purpose OF OBJ
taining sosne expressioa of public sediment on
the suhjsct Of the present distressing crisis in the
political sxissesec Of the United Stsaes." The
Dig vas unfavorsb,e Cor full turn out Of our cit-
seas, yct many suppose tAerr verc upwards Of
so pessoas In sitrpdsace. We arc sorry that
our limits viii not allow us to take general re-
visv e The iessresaisg proceedings Of the day.
Fer de present. re can oaly refer the reader to
he regular report Of the proceedings. 10 smother
column. The rrsolutioas reported By the able
committee appointed By the Chair for that pcr-
psss. were warmly. and Indeed ., imes, elo-
qeessay supported BY the following Een,iemen,
Who sseeessivesy took De hosr ig favor Of their
adoption, win: John }. Brown, Andrew Hunter.
Charles h. Harding. John srider. and John A.
Ing q leagsh, aad in a strain Of language and ar
gurnsnt 20 admirable, that he commanded almost
ueivsrsai sppisase. After which, these resolutions
(sosdsnning the course Of Soush Carolina, and
spprsvisg thas Of the PRECEDENT Of the U. S,ste.)
received sesrly The uasnimcas eoocarr-ass ofthe
whole sssembisge. A substitute for the resolu-
tioas of the committee. vas offered by John Da-
NEWPORT, ESQ.,, who in . ness speech advocated
the espedieacy Of its adop,ion-snd vas fol-
lowed, on the same side, by WIN. Lucas, ESQ.,,
Who spoke a some length, and With mu,a ability
and sound reasoning, In support Of its merits
Tia Substitute, however, received but small
sspport--msny suPposing It's views were tinetur-
Cd 9th Nuiiihestion. For our part, however, We
consider il bot justice TO the gentlemen ~ho sup
ported the resolutions. to sekaowledge that are
unable TO any very obnoxious features in them.
The prescribing resolution, which vas stricken
out. 10 The only ono which. in our opinion, con-
tains any thins frightfui in It's nature.
Upoa the whole, we are proud Of the meeting
on Moeday. Sien Of all parties. rushed forward
and Mingled In ono common mass, for the good
ortbeir soaatry. The Are Of Patriotism seemed
to warm the breasts Of all present on the interest
log occasion, and though At times there was much
animation, and the courthouse continually crowd
Cd 10 overlooking. ssili tho greatest harmony and
good order prevailed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24

FesasylvGBis Senator --Vavious other bal.
lettings fos ssbsfog, In place Of NJ. Dsllss,
have occurred. but vfsh the same result
There ere four psrtiss-she National Repub.
Iieaas sappor,iag Me seFxesHs-ihe AaIi.
MasDHs. Ne Rush--ths jackson Ven BuFen,
Ne. MuhlsEbnFg--tbe Jackson AaiiVas 10,
Fcu. Gen. bleKeaB--aod they ell eaRpw
mated BY an isAexible determination 20
sick 10 their mep. Accordingly, Il 10 beIiev.
ed t;ssi nc sa0lcs can be made - this session
81 The Lsgisiaiurs.
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l--narx.Iz- IRq2
Notice.

DERSoNS who purchased articles at Mr..
Joseph kePiingerb sale, on the 9th OF
April last, arc hereby notified that their uo,cs
became due on the 9th Of January, inst, and
that unless prompt payment be made, their
respective obligations will be placed in tho
hands OF proper officer for collection.
FOR convenience, will meet them AT Mr..
Beekham's hotel ia Charlestown, on Monday
the 2lst Of this month; and also OF Monday
the 2eth inst ABRAHAM SNYnrR
Jan II Isll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. JAN. lS.

BALTIMORE, JAN. Is.
FL0UR.-Thc wagon price of Flour has
been uniform and steady throughout the week
at So 50 per bbl. and so continues to-day.
ALEXANDRIA,, JAN. 10.
FLOUR.-wagon price, Thursday, IS 90.
Yesterday, s. ~ Store price, IS ga 40.
No sales have come 70 our know ledge.
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For Resss,
FIAT WE'LL xHowN
nm


chariestown, JsGsrsoa couaty Virginia
town, about midway between The Courl
House and Bank, 1t present occupied bv VIM
Le: The house Is largo and commodious
'no,udihS private apartments for a family,
WIN convenient kitchens and other out build.
mgs' there are two stables on the premises
one OF which 10 inferior TO no other in the
valley. There Is well OF good water within
me yard, and In fact every convenience an
establishment Of the kind requires. Posses
sion to DO had on the first day of April ne q.
Tho terms Will be made known by apply ing TO
-. JOHN KENNEDY.
Jan. ~, 1899. If.
or Tie Fred7iekf9,rn Erarsaer ,rsH buSs,h
ne above "a forbid. and |sr1ea-d account
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24

n JoURNEYMAN BLACKSMITH will
hnd good situation and good wages b. mn
mediate application 9 The subscriber, IN
ChariestoWn. q. s. GARDINER.
Jan - 1899
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24

On Tuesday last, by the Rev. 8. fusion, MIR
WILIIAN Sroar to Miss MAReAnEr SHKKRKn,
both Of Hsrpcrs-ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24
.apnremfSees IV4amfes.

WNHREE ~ -four APPRENTICES 70 the
~ saddiing business, from ~ 30 " years
of sEs. Also--A steady T0UHH ny
R4AH will BE- employed. Apply 20
SAMUEL ~. ALLEMONG.
Charlest0un, Jan. -, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24

- @@N8 - - - S030
CONSISTING o.
Six work Horses, two Colts, 9 years old in
the spring,
Three Colts one year old,
Amongst his stock Of hOrses, are several
valuable brood mares, young and handsome,
Mich Cows, young Cattle, sheep and Hogs,
Also,--.COFn by the barrel, Hay by the ton,
IS acres Of wheat "a tho ground,
One Wagon aud gears,
Cart aud cart gesrs--One Gig,
Double and single PlOughs--HaFFoWs,
ABd Farming JtsBslls u all kinds.
Also, all his Household aud Kitchen Furni-
tuTo, consisting Ia part Of
One set Of new Mahogany Tables,
Two corner CupbOsrds, desks, Bureaus,
One stove, and Beds and Bedding
Also, 1900 weight Of new Bacon.
Al the Same time and place, will be hired
by the month 90 year, two valuable EegrO
Men, aot two Giris Of good character,
credit until the ist of september, ls75
Will be given on al suns over 81. Al sums
Of - and uader, cash. Sale 10 commence II
. O'Clock.
REORGANIZATION MCCORMICK.
Jan. -, l533.
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For Heat.

gENHE store-Room, Cellars, add Ware
4 House, lately occupied BY ~. The
StOre-Room has lately been repaired, and ),
considered one Of the bet stands Tor business
In The place. Apply 10 W. W. Lane.
WM ~ RIDDLE d co.
ChariestOwn, Jan. ~, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24

Doctor ARSoLp NArpArs was reelected "a
the Senate Of the United States, on ThuFsAR'
last, foe the term Of six years from the foui
Of March next.
tDsIsassrs Journal, JanusTy Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24

II win Be seen. BY the letter Of the lmprisoned
Missioaarsss. that they have directed their Attor-
ney % withdraw his application to the Supreme
Court for further process in their case. Il may
therefore b fairly presumed, that there is some
uadsrstsading that they will be released from fur
ther son6ssment-and further collision between
The Snte Of Georgia and the General Govern
neut win thss be ohvisted We are glad Of il;
Ger ws ere already siekeaed with the elashing Of
state md federal susharitiesL
Rs3itsnfiavy, .diiisdgeviiie, gsa. 8, 1893.
CRAas8s J. JEHKMos, Esq.
.affoynsy GexeraI Of che State Of Geergia.
ssa--ln reference 10 q notice given TO YOU
on the 29th November last, by our counsel, In
our behalf, OF our intention TO move tho Su-
prsme Court Of the United States, on the I'd
day Of February next, for further process Ia
the case between Ourselves, individually as
plaintiffs, In error, and the State Of Georgia
~ defendants IN error We have now 10 in.
sorm you, that We have forwarded instruc.
lions % our counsel, 10 forbear the intended
motion, and prosecute the case no further
We are yours, respectfully,
Signed, 8. A. WORCESTER,
RLIZUR BUTLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24
NOTICE

NOTICE.
e1-The Rev. s. TUsroS will preach in the
Free Church, HarperS-PerTy, on Sunday next
at ii O'Clock. Jan. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24

Cabbage lie ttuee
Tcnnisball do
Early Cilicia do
Parsnip < Carrot seed
Pepper Grass do
Cherry Pepper do
Cayenne pepper do
White Broccoli
Bunch Squash
Crooked Winter do
Etting's club do
Vegetable marrow do
Cocoanut Squash
Early red Turnip Ra-
dish
Early Salmon do
Early scarlet do
Late long white do
White Onion seed
Red tree do. sets
Large red tomato seed
Early Dutch Turnip
seed
Satisfy or vegetable
oyster seed
Pumpkin secd-yery
fine.
others which the sub
nd chiefly Of his own
rtment for the present
JAMES BROWN.