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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29
k0essse Eereg ESsVsss
ToR SALE

4V1 IN AAkA
WXTILL be sold, At public sale, on the
w premises, 20 the highest biddsr, Ca
grosably 10 the inss will had testament Of
Thomas Cooper, dsc'd.) On Saturday fhs 2efA
dsv # StpteEbsv asxf, that valuable FARhi,
known By Tia nsme of Locust LsSel, con-
tanning aAa A0MU8, moro or less, adj
icining ths lands 81 John ChenoWith. The
YeIloW-EIonss Fsrm, Jesse Payne. Rsss' asd
others, near the road lsading from Winobes-
Ter 10 haFtinsbugk, about miles nortb-east
Of the former place. Nearly One-haf q this
tact V clothed IN eno timber. The improvs-
- naents consist 81 q good stoso
kfklA dwelling HOUSE., Kitcbsa Barn
and all neeesssFy oai-hOsses. .
veil q exeeilsat wsieT near the
door. ard several others On Ne farm, snd two
bns appie oFrhards. This tract h infsrsos 90
Bobs n Ire neigkborhood, and y one Of The
most desirable farms nov n uearkst. The
terms viii be one-thlrd q he paFrhass mo-
pey in cash, end shs baisDes h two sqsai anBp-
II iastaimsais, TIE purchaser giving lee On
The property 10 secure Tie deferred paymepts.
The sale va ~ positive. RosseasiDa win be
giysa en ne arsi day q April nsxt. Sale "a
take plses nbout 10 o'ciock. a. M., Whsn dee
attendance viii Be given ~
MORGAN cOOPKR, .12-s'y,
eifh fhe sd anaersd
Frederick "a. Aog -. Ie33.-it
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

EOS ACRES
NaIe oT RanlF Nfark,

OesSG % A1OwN MOCK
NoTICR rs HEREBY GIVEN, that on
~ friday The 9Th dag Of September,
(next month,) viii b Sold n public auction,
zoe cash, u front Of Beckkas's hotel ~
chsriestOwn, xlK0ExW aHAA1D Of
the capital stock q The Snhhhsid, Charles
town snd HaFPeFs-PeFry Turnpike Company.
In The above, are embraesd ~ The shares
0f said eompasy, upon Which any Of the M
stalmsats called IN, remain uppasdi isciud-
ing also, ail tie sbssss epoa which aEveag-
ages are due, notwithstanding the holders
may be entitled 10 uasstiied diseonnts, % az
ascertalned claims against the company
So that all such claims, ~ order 10 b. allow
ed, must Be preferred aod settled bsfors he
dsy % sale.
b. order q The Board Of Direetors,
ANDREW HUNTER, Ses'y.
Aag -. 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

virtue OF deed Of trust, executed BY
Id Jeremish Hawkins 20 the vodrr,,~,.d a.
sesn-- t-st therein meusioaed, and Of record in
the Clerks Once VI Jefferson county, Z win ell.
for sash, on Saturday the I1fs day Of ners month.
TWo LOTS or oaoUND
In the town Of Smish6eld. Such title viii he
made 20 the purchaser NJ IL vessed in the sub,erI-
Der: SEBASTIAN EATY, TSrster.
Aug. IS. fsSS-A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

R08xRoygEH1E26Y.
t1rtiE sbove sale ID postponed until ri.
dsy ne INA ef SspsessSsr nsxf. ID. b.
August ., 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29
LOST

TfrHER in Charlestown or on the road "a
1l Mr.. Bushrod washingtous, on Mondav
'he 18th dsy OF August, (being court day.
I'll Geld Sect,
much worn, set with white stone The in
scription on the stoae Representa- a fsmaI.
figure leaning on q monument. The 6pder
WIN DC rewarded BY leaving Il at the Office Of
the Free Press.
Aug. -. le33.-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

Rf virtue Of decree - che Circuit So.
ne perior Court Of Law and Chaneery for
the county 0fJedsrson, rendered Of the Spring
term % 1879, IN . frieRdly suit between the
heirs Of Edward Wager, deed, ODER At pri-
vats sale, The valuable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

Esq. formerly resided The iand 10 generally
Of me quality, part limestone, and well va
tered-the OPequon Greek passing through Il,
and having on Il several large springs ef ins-
stone water. There 10 q fine seat on Il for
almost any description of water works-A
portion Of the head race being already dug
out There - q good dwelling house, and
other out-buildings conveniently situated on
the premises. The subscriber deems II un-
necessary 70 give more minute description Of
ths valuable property, 80 u h prcsumed those
Wishing 20 purchase, will arst view w.
The terms are--TWonty- 1--WE Dollars per O.
cre, ---one half 10 hand, the balance in four
equal annual payments, With interess-ap-
proved security being given Tor the dsferrsd
Payussnts.
ANTHONY ROsENBERGER.
Aug Is isa5-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29
.UarssGssssi;e r. Thompson,

s0arssssstssk;e ~ Thorn ps0ss,
hF the late firm Of Silas Marmadukc g.
" Co., would remind their friends and pa
irons, that ono Of the firm has Just arrived
from the Eastern Markets with an additional
supply OF
GOODS,
Bought cheap, and which viii be found cheap
They invite tho attention Of their former
friends and customers, and assure them that
nothing shall be wanting on their part 10 give
general satisfaction. II you don't believe IL.
try. MARAiADUKE & THOMPSON.
Kablctown, Aug. %, lS33.-4t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

TIE Pssiersoa lnseiligeneer ssafes, sh.. In con-
he9assee 81 the prrssat high price of cotton.
Some 81 TIE nasrnfssssrrss of tkss piece have
ssepPed their wosks Many Of tie mill. In the
s.sshsoshooa d Philadelphia have also saspead-
hls ssssed In the CSuriev thsf In Fl, proh.h;,;,v
~ sdes - he pfcseat ssoek or eottoa IL vors II
~. The rest vii siseeasiauc. The rice IN oosso.-
. sosse six o. seven ess,s per pound higher thss
4 hss been nsnes fsa2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

u b computed shst thsrs sss h Ne Upisst
49, ~ -. ssess - whsis saips. s.yseyi.e sbsu
, .vvv Ne, - vAssh eri.g bone every q
loo Of which b Doe far frou, a 00o oS,n
The Quilt Of each ship, for : 10 mo.,hs
cruise, b ffsa is.00e % 50. 600 dollpr.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

a Tree negro, NAMED Jane. warield, was tried
on The 1iss inss, At Bell-Air. Md. aad found
su'ify Of the crime Of rape. committed q shor,
time since upoa little girl osiy year. old, IN.
daughter OF Mr.. William Adams, a vrry rerpcc,.
able citizen Of Hartford county. Maryland.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

lsssvts ces--ws Asve bsss ps,iasIy vr,-
1890, ~ a $4,000 tfissd. viiA ssapis
a. Ceess ta!ssd = Lbseh. We hsvs foc.d
vssy goo. Thh = 80 Il tAs pssducts
nen 70 Sor. . vsst trsds betwssu ON
own eosafry md Ne eesesy h Africa.
t.- l-1ts<. Cs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

Que Of our most respsesssle ard czper;enscSi
physicians has ssssessed to US the propr;ssy Of
''oioning pcrsoas against the use OF all kinds Of
fruit. q tAia sr.soa Of ehoac. affection. sse ex-
presses Tie sr.est eoaviesion Of de fasii s-ade.-
ey q the Prsefisc. and reeommends a total sb.si-
nencc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

isc Lexington (Ky.) Observer gives the name.
" see Au"aied aud fss per,oa. Who have died,
q eAoacr., in that city, from the La Of June las.
70 the is Of the pcvssut month, Asrus..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

Osseras WiLliAs wnzTx died nj his resi-
dsnce near Nashville, Tenn, on Tuesday the
ess INST. .sssr an hlsess Of TIRES days. He
vas gniIent citizen soldier, and fouxhi Al
me pusels o. New Orleans. His death d much
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

he ba''im'rr Chronisle states. on the aushori-
y Ut several Of the most re.peesahls physicians,
'h.s that city has not enjoyed better health n ths
'e'''" Of the year Tor i've or ak pears past, than
a, present.
rhiisdeiphia and New York, and all the town.
eass md north Of rs, are free Of ehosrr. and Al,
other epidemical diseases
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29
TERMS:
For those Of the First Class, IS 90
Second Class, co
Third Class, , 90


n. B.-Mrs. Matthias Is prepared 10 accom-
modstc few B0ARDERS on moder.t d term
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

be no more Than strict justice to compel the re-
s,ora,ion of what has been uniawfu''y ana OPP
pressiveiy taken away, had rather ihaem"y 'ne
Bank than distress the country.
I know shall be told that the picture o' u'e
public distress is exaggerated. Indeed se"
tlenan from New York tMr. FanaerP".' "a'
courteou.ly said to the House thatit Is IAN HoM
BUG.'' Siryfis a melancholy humouS ia'H'
is there any man ypI6 whatever miebt nave oeeh
the case the other day. there onc nf, WI" Wv,
will nolc say that the alarm Is uni0unueo' We
will any man in his senses say I" me- an" |" .H's
People, that 1t Is not the removal ni the Depos''ps
which has caused that distress: 4 presume '"e'e
is not one here who will have the audae'ty. s'r'
| had no conception of what the miserable 'am
pering of the Government had produced nave
been astonlshed. on reading NY 'et'e''. " n'.'o
yer the extent OF the alarm, anu The "ise'! -
producing. 1t is not confined to the merehamS
1t cannot be confined to them. What t"u'hfs
thera, must ultimately touch all. lt'ss "ave'
that, once raised, will not subside TIL 1t has
flowed over the entire face OF the community,
mir Med. here alluded to facts 10 ,ne 'eouc.
ton of the price OF cotton. anu argueu ~ s"o"
that 1t had been produced by the scare'ty o' m"
ney consequent upon the arrangement VI INC
currency i p
So much, sir. for an interest which person
aI!y understand. And can readily conceive.
if such is the effect on the planters, what 1t must
be on those whose property lies IN stocks. tie
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
Carriages.

TuNHE subscriber offers for sale-and to be at
Il John Summers Coach Making Establishment
TWO SECONDHAND CARRIAGES.
and Harness complete-both recently painted and re-
paired, and now in order for immediate uses they will,
TO close 3 concern, be sold low ct private sale, and Vt
not disposed Of before the I'd January, will on that day
be offered at auction to the highest bidder.
WM. ID. NUT
dec Cots mat. Int. 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

We learn. says the Philadelphia Comme'''''
Herald, that a resolution has passed the hoo''
Of Representatives of Pennsy lvaDla, by a "'J'
rity OF one third, directing an examination 81"
report to be made on the finances OF the '''',
for the purpose Of ascertsining the prophet! "
granting a charter to the uk oil the o"''"
States, should It not be renewed by COhs''''
Mr.. Heating is Chairman Of this COMMITTEE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

The arrival and departure Of the so"'Nc'p
Mail is now placed at precisely the most moon
venient time for u, that could be adopted We
presume also, the arrangement cahno' Oe At '''
acceptable to DOR merchants, who can hardy "n'
time. with the business OF the day. to get ~ "'''
letters for the North by 5 O'Clock p W.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
ALEXANDRIA,, Cd. c.
H'EDNESDaY MOANING. DECEMBER :, :s3
Thisday beins CHRIsrM,s, no paper will b
issued tomorrow.

We give in today's paper the conclusion o.
Mr.. McDuffie's able Speech on the Removal Of
the Depns. es. IL will be read and admired
By gentlemen Of all parties. Lord! br,b,
makes the wool fly!" was the homely but s,.
,pressi't exclsmat'"n Of countryman in the sl.
lery, on Monday, whilst listening to the ora,or,
seating sentences. What effect the Speech Nil
have upon the "trained band" in the House
we kno" nol-but out Of the House II will max,
its way tn The feelings aud judgments Of the pro.
pie. Mr.. MeDuflie has done himself gre. ere
dat by this effnrt. The critics all speak well Of
1t. aud the public are almost unanimous in it,
praise.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

Mr.. Webster, in introducing his motion Ih'
st'ucting the Naval Committee to report OIL
re. alive to Steam Boats, SC. made some peril
hent and judicious re~arks on the subject OF nc
recent explosions Of steam boat boilers. and 'Os'
gested many features of The proposed law. "h'N
we hope may be adopted. He gave it - his OPT
MON that two thirds Of the late disasters ha''
been occasoned by gross and cuIpabe negligence
"a negligence which ought to be punished !,
is highly probable that the Naval Committee vi.
at once take this subject into consideration anu
report bill in conformity o the suggestions o.
Mr.. Webster.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

The Right Rev. Bishop England let, C"a''',
ton on Tuesday week last for GaudaIoups'
discharge the duties contided to h'" 10 'ne w"
Indies. This nilsson emanates from the r0P'
of Rome
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

We assure the Telegraph that no one can en-.
terrain deeper feeling against the usurpaton Of
power BY any Of the branches of this goverumcO,
than ne do. There can be no q asron now,
however, that rhe Executive power is the bodies,
in its pretension>. and that most TO be feared
Let US all unite to resist and curb this as he
pressing, immediate evil, and then discuss other
matters.
We, personally, have nothing TO do with he
old parties which existed before our day. We
see much that we can blame oh 10Th sides much
that we can admire on both sldrs-of the parte.
| to which we refer. Our past is now. ever ha,
beer and ever will be. on the CoysTrUrIoS Of
the country. To support that Constitution, we
hold It to be right to give fir construction of
its provisions, but to object to al encrOachment,
Of power, whether of the Execuve upon Con.
gress, or of bob upon the people.
Without running into the extremes Of nultl
cation or consolidation, we 90 for constitution.
al UNION.
The degree Of danger to the liberties Il" the
people II be apP-ehended from the use and aOn'e
of power, by different branches Of the govern.
ment, is another matter. Clearly, . our New
there IS nothing, almost, to be feared from Coz
gress, in comparison with what may be dreaded
from popular Executive. The Constitution
has wisely placed checks and guards TO arOua'
~ legislation. which it could not thro" arand
the execution Of the high du'les appertaInns TO
the office of the Chief Magistrate OF these State
The hand that necessarily yields power can use
it moderately, or not as suits the head and heart
which direct it.
We perfectly agree with the Telegraph that
all departments of the Government should be
kept in their proper sphere. and we cordial!
unite with it in wishing that the efforts oil patriots
may be able to accomplish this, and " that our
union and libe y may be perpetual"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

Minister 10 England We often hear ''s
questions asked, When will Mr.. Stevenson 60 10
En.landi What keeps him here SO long! 10
thew intend to 'sntaIizc him forever, and not
send him at last?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

Mr.. Patton, has reported bill to compensate
Susan Decatur, widow Of Capt Stephen Deea'''
and others.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

The Commissioners under the NeaPoII'an
Treaty have given public notice tina, memorials
and supplemental memorials from claimants VI,
der the Treaty will be received until the hfs'
Monday in March next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

DR.AVS ON SATURDAY,
/" Farewell, long farewell-"
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Ciass no. o far 1855
VIII be d,av' in Fhi'deiphia on Saturday, Dec %
CAPITAL PRIZES of $4,000 each!
Whole tickets IS; halves 2 So; quarters 1 25.
G-f The &" favored few" and the " expcctant man, I"
are invited attend this last distribution OF prizes BY
Fortunes farest hsndmaids, ERE they descend to the
" tomb Of The Capuets"
JAS. NHORDAN.
ar Uncurren, Notes and Foreign Gold purchased
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-24

| thai warmth to be. he must throw himself on his
! country and his eoun,rymen FOR indulgence. Sit.
uatcd as he was, and feeling as he did, he could
not have spoken otherwise.
Mr. FORSY I'll said, on the motion 10 refer. all
obsery atoms on the merits of the Presidents Mes
age were irrelevant and irregular. Mr.. c. said
he had so stated IN the outset Of his remarks and a.
poogized for IT.
Mr. F. True, the Senator from s. Carolina had
admitted the existence of the rule and had given
the best possible excuse for the violation of IT, Mr.
F. had no such excuse TO offer therefore should not
follow the example,
The President has, in the execution Of his duty
frankly and openly expressed his opinions, and the
| facts and reasons upon which they were founded
| The Senator from South Carolina, on the part of
this state had interposed his denial, The issue is
| fairly made The competent tribunal will decide
| There was one ofthc remarks of the senator Mr.
| + cit hmsefbound promptly 10 notice. lest his
| silence might b, construed INTO acqucscence The
President is charged with Inconsistency ofopinlon
IN the cases OF South Carolina and Georgia
| mir. Calhoun explained. RE alluded only to
the opinion that the supreme Court was final ar
| bitter.
| Mr. F. said II was not important TO the extent
OF the alluson A. the sole representative at pre-
sen, Gov. T,oupis confined by indisposI,ion) Of
Georgia, he must protest against the case OF Gcor-
! gla being oonounded with that of South Carolina
| he had former occasion endeavoured TO de.
monslrule TO the senate the distinction between the
/ TWO cases. II. was ready again to show the dis
tinction between them and to defend its business,
To others Il might not be So but TO the great body
of the people ofGeorgia It was obvious and papa-
| bic. Tho honorable Senator had assured the Sen
! ate that no Stae loved the Union more than the
State Of South Carolina. NJ. +. heard this deca-
ration from such high authority with pleasure.
1t must be confessed that the course of the State
had placed the obi c. Of their love in extreme dnn
ger. Mr. F. congratulate the Senate, that not
withslandins he threatening appearance, Their
was no danger to the public t'aef The Chiei
Magistrate pledges himself not to resort 10 any but
defensive force, and the Senator from koulh CaToi'-
M tells us that South Carolina has dhsire ~ Se
force unless assaulted. The hope might be ulduigec
that all these pledges would he redeemed. II iley
were, force would act be used
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-24
OBITU AIRY.

DIED, n, Col Grays, in Bedford county, Va.
nfcr an illness OF two days Mr. EPHRAIM b.
RICE, formerly resident Of Brighton. Massa-
chusetts.
Tic Boston papers will confer favor by copy
ing the above tina, the relatives ofthc deceased may
be apprizcd Of his fate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-24
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on wednesday the 10th Of Jan. .
the house ofMr n p. Luck by tho Rev. N. n.
law, Of Bedford, to Miss LUCY ANN LUCK, Of
Boteourt
-----, on the 18Th inst. a, Abingdon, W. by tho
Rev, d L. Preston, Rev LEWIS +. COSBY,
formerly of his place, 10 Miss ELIZA JANE
BERiM Of Abingdon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-24

ldk2. Believing tina, differences may DO rea.
Y sonably drawn from the proceedings Of
meeting held u. Wesleyan Chaprl Oh
Friday last, which the sentiments Of Z large por-
ion Of the people ofLynehbure will not justify, all
who are no, fully satisfied with those proceedings,
or who hud not an opportunity Of giving expires
SION to their sentiments on that OCCASION, are re-
srcclfuy desired to meet together at tho same
place on Friday ncxi. a, early candle eht
MANY CI1fZRN0.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-24

existed a. u iLe 5ab resolution e4xps IS TO .bs
language in which it was couehed
On motion, Rssolrsd, the E,litcvs u de Viz.
gnian, Richmond Enquirer and Whis ~ r41kfl
ed to publish the p proceedings Of this me6llg..
The meeting TIM adjourned
SAML. HANCOCK, CasiraAs.
Joa WiLsoS, Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-24
THE MISSIONARIES RELEASED.

We are glad to be able to announce that Qucs-
ton which has long agitatcd the public mind has
been settled The Missionaries who were confn-
cd in the Georgia Pcn,,enGary, and whose case i.
was expected would come up before the Supreme
Court for final decision, during its present term
having instructed their counsel to decline farther
proceedings in relation TO them they were immc-
dia,oy pardoned by M Governor Of Georgia, and
released We have conVersed with 2 III eman
who saw Wagon conveying their baggage from
the Penitentiary and who was informed that the
Missionaries themselves had preceded it, to the
residence Of the Superintendent Of the prison.
Thus, is one great bone of contention between
Georgia and the general government, removed, and
thus is the bond Of sympathy, weak enough before,
between Georgia and South Carolina, efectually
sundered- We learn that the South Carolina null
lfyers beard the news with evident chagrn They
saw and felt that enc Of the chief props Of their
cause was removed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-24

~NrlRGSiA, to wit-At RuIc. holden in tho Clerks OF.
fee 81 the Crc.t Superior Court Law and Chsuc~-
~ for tho connty Of Halifax ia the month Of January.
Is33-zard H. Rice, Pli agnns, Ellis Scaie, AMI Gftsf
Scates, Dcis.--1n Chancury.
The Defendant Ellis Scaes, no. having entered !s ap
and given security according the net Of Assem
bly, and the rules oit Court and il appearing BY safis.
ctory evidence thai he nhabitant Of this Cos.
pon,ysaith On motion Of 'ns plaintiff, BY ev,6sc ID
ordcrc hu the said defendant Ella Scaes. do appear
the H. dag Of April and answer the plaius
tits hill that copy Of this ordcy be inserted III The
Lynchburg Nrgn.an for two months succcssivciy, snJ
posted tho trout door Of the houe founty
4 copy--Tcsc, WIN. HOLT, nc. :
Jan gi w2h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-24

ksr Tho Rov. John Early will, on Sunday
morning next, at II o'clock, at tho Methodist 4.
pseopni church, preach the funeral sermon Of Eli
sabc,h, Meredith nd Mary, children Of Mr.. Chs.
l.. Dihrell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-24
GUNS. PISTOLS. &C.-Now

~ pening on consignment, a large and beau
tifu assortment ofsinglc and double barrel Flint
and Percussion Lock Guns, Pocket and Belt Pts
tols with Flint and Percussion Locks-Also just
rec lived "a doz. Paten, Perryan Peus Red Ink IN
square walls, 90 900 best Needless assorted mum
bers, $50 lbs. Candies, assorted, Snuffs, Musical
instruments, Insirumcn, Strings, improved Sym
ses for the ear and throat etc. stc-All at lowest
prices, by
Howell DAVIES.
Jan. q ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-24

The Tariff Manufactures, d.e.-Mr. Adams
has submitted to the House Of Representatives
will, in all likelihood lead to protracted and ami
mated discussion
Rcsolrcd, That the Secretary Of the Treasury
be directed to report to this House list OF articles
upon which the reduction Of six millions may, for
the mos, part, be made upon those denominated
protected articles, without prejudice the reasona.
BILE claims Ct existing establishments
RESOLVED, That the President Of the United
States be requested to communicate to this House
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YYikGiNIA. Sct-At Rules held In tho Clerks DISCO
" oftbo County Court of Amhsr.t. Monfay tho TIN
day of January. 1f33.--kobctt GasIsnd, PHI against
ranny OHut, esccnirs Of Nathaniel Ofu, dee Joasph
Diisrd, Nathan Williamson and William DicteAssu
Defts.--iu Ch,ncnry.
Tho defendant VIM Dckeuson, not having entered HE
appcn and given security uccording the ofAs
semby and the rules Of this and appearing BY
iscioy evidence that be Ii inhwbau Of this CON-
monwoaIh On motion Of tho plaintiff by bis counsel
ordered that the said defendant VIM Dickenson, do sp
pear here before the rs, day OF March term next
10 the bill Of tho plaintiff ADD that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in tho Lypchbuyg Virenisn
for two months successyc,, and posted thd honi doof
Of tho hoIse 10 said county,
A cory Tesse, ROBERT TiNSLEY. en-.
Jan. "a WIN