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Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06

We learn that Horton Howard, a COM
FOUNDER of Thomsonian medicines, his
wife, his daughter, "a very accomplish
ed young lady, and his two grand chill
dren, died of Cholera, at Columbus, .
hio, within few days Of each other, and
his son in law was lying at the point o.
death.-Pittsburgh Gazette Of 27th Aug
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06
FOREIGN,
From the New York American;
LATE AND IMPORTANT NEWS
CAPTURE OF LISBON, &c.

CAPTURE OF LISBON, &c.
The packet ship United STATES, from Liv-
erpool. brings US London papers to and of
the 9TH ult. Lisbon fell into the hands of
Donna Maria's troops on the Oath July, after
battle on the preceding day on the opposite
side of the Tagus, between the troops Of Don
Miguel and those Of Donna Maria, in which
the former were worsted. The next day the
Dyke de CadoyaL and the rest of Don Mi
Iruel,s ministers having abandoned Lisbon,
the populace rose and proclaimed Donna
Maria. Villa F2or's troops crossed over the
same afternoon. Admiral Napier and his
fleet arrived on the 25th, and all was tranquil
under the new rnle. Oporto had resisted
fierce attack of Marshal Bourmount, and the
question. If lett to Portuguese decisive alone,
NAV be considered as settled in favor of Donna
Maria. We see nothing but rumor as to any
interference by Spain-and nothing authentic
respecting the transporting OF troops from
EhSialu " VISA. .nosN - s.l' to.,,,.a
CnanSs was al ~ s'a'.;saa CO... ,a,'o ,,.o,,s~
inc hoti,na'.y nau au 81 Ai+hro, !, wi,
roris % 3oV loHs eaen IN M. N,C,i,s
De seen, oecHnea answering WI o,,,S ha ~, .
queStion "nes"el Oo'na W''.s p,,;,a;,,
'her,a'ey reopsAi1Iu ~ $50 $50 ;sLan ror.
,o-,a ,vas taL on fghtinp with the Miguelites.
uoSa, o, ~as ,ncnS,;t;o9aIlv hv tho Victors.
'"N M;ane, !, was smrm;sed. would endeayor to
osaana - Em~Iand
Other ,cceunts are that he was off for
w., ra.e he ,yas non a,,nar.nt.
oPa''1; a. a.; ;,e LII remov;ng he civil dis.
,h;1 n 90 ths laws was thrown ont in the
ap'i.es ~ Wv. nr,s tt omcl summarized bv Lord
pa"I',,, nnd The 7 ord Cbancellor-bya vote
IDehley anu VIZ ~ III nj. A.h,,;sh
OF lg4 against - 10, th C n.., ne.nI,,, 1th,
OPP OF London ana tne NielSF seuefa ny S,.'
, Archo,shop OF Du1',, so.Ju W. m1w o,,nosef
OF Weiinsto'l aliu ny ~ ,,,,s ,,nder
't-Lora GRAY Mas sOsI Iii, 90 he cnn.idsre,
: $1,000 DIS NOV w'su'nS VIZ I'M
. sovernms e,, meai &c o;ver n the naner
t areadiui accounI 70 sven, ~ 'n a.
a which we VIII puni,sii tu1iholiom, y, ny vs. vs.
trnction by hre OF .ne 1a,oeIm.u oom",a ~ No.
Dlemah hano' WIN coz P"''e"se'''NA ""O'
only o. were saved
e CAPTURE Of Lis6on.-lroclamafion Of Donn
: Maria.
II PLYMOUTH, AUG. 1.-The Confance
n cova =, steamer. has lust arrived at hi
" mort. with the following important INTEL
J. eence from Portugal She left Lisbon OH ii
e 25th of July, and Oporto on the 9th. Vii
l. Flor entered and took possession Of LII
e. bon on the oath, with scarcely any los
= The English prisoners confined in the cit
!" Having burst their bonds and procured arm
al speedily liberated all the persons confine
at and afforded the fedroites great assls.anC
, without firing shot, and nearly all the !
l., habitants Immediately declared IN favor OF q
!. young queen. ham!,ai Ma tus oo NM
Nc WIN .he n.v. VI t .hs 49, -,,sns
Oporto was attacked OH the z,r,,, as !
VI ported BY the African steamer, and althon
;. not immediately under the command of Ma
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06

Rumors were prevalent in Londonlo the
retirement of Zca Bermudez from the head
of the Spanish Cabinet. of the reascendency
of the Queens party, and Of decisive inter
ference from that quarter in behalf OF Don
Miguel. ~~--
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06

a late date, but from high and anthem
tic source, The writer has opportunl
ties Of acquiring information, and form
ing opinions, possessed by but few, His
suspicious respecting the Interior de-
signs OF Santa Anna, correspond with the
views which we have entertained of that
chieitain for years. They may be unioun-
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06
vations, looked the acitness out Of Court
NJ Y. Gazette.
-,r,+e Q e>.~-

The cholera has broken out with consi-
derable violence, in the village of Troy,
Ohio causing complete panic among
the people. A slip from the office OFT
Times, dated goth ult mentions that the
whole number ofcas es, up to that date
was 80, eleven Of which had proved IA
tai.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06
The Emperor of Russia had issued two
more attrocious DEGREES against the Poles.

The Russian army quilted the neighbor-
hood of Constantinople on the I'd July. The
Egyptians at that time had nearly all left the
Sultan's territory, and the British Admiral
Sir Poltney Malcolm had sailed away from
the Dardanels.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06

Imhortant to dry good Merchants. 1t is
said that the large balloon sleeves OF Aaoies
dresses are about to go out of fashion. This
will have an essential influence upon the dry
goods market, and will affect stage tare' aho
new rent besides, leaving larger space upon
siootways and high roads tor the accommo'ia'
rsion Of travellers.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06
Extract of letter from Paris, dated July ~

Extract of letter from Paris, dated July ".
The print shops are now full of the Empe-
ror, with superb engravings Of many passa-
ges in his life, and representations OF ms
death, and hawkers offer every where his
history. He is seen on clocks, buttons, pipes,
snuff boxes and canes-tor such is glory
The King is now willing to excite the enthu-
sias,n of the French, by reyiving their me-
mory of Napoleon, and many OF the obser- 1
vances Of the Three Days have this tenden-
CIV. A year ago it was otherwise; for the son
Of the mighty man then lived, and with a
spark of his fathers fire he might have l,een
on his fathers throne. He might have been
hailed throughout France, as Napolean was
hailed on his return from Elba; tor the
French act boldly and unanim ousy on sud-
den impulses, and reflect afterwards; though
we cool republicans deliberate and DEBATE a
great while, before we act at all.
new political paper is about to be started
in Richmond, (Va.) by Thomas w Whife.
There are already three political papers IN
that city. The new one, which is TO De rri-
weekly, at SIS per annum, is to be called me
Friend of the Union, and Advocate of States
Riphts:''-not however, the States rights
which it is pretended that the Virginia Reso-
lutions of 1898 expound, but ''such rights as
are clearly defined in, or reserved by, the
Federal Constitution, the just protection OF
which is confded to all the States, in their
confederate character; and not to any one
disconnected member ofthe Union, who may
imagine she has rights Incompatible within
ri gifts of the rest, and the common safety OF
ALL" This is good and Wholesome doctrine
i The new paper will also take san nnalter-
able stand against The election of Martin pan
Buren,, and preferring Henry Clay, will new
ertheles, support Benz. Jtutkins Leigh, as
the next President.
Dro,pn;ng The Tsa.-It is stated in the
Otsego Republican, that there is yet liv-
ing, in I'll at county, one ofthe gallant band
, who threw the cargo of British tea over
r board, in Boston Harbor, sixty years
a ago. His name is George R. I. Hewes
S He was born in Boston, in the year 1884
and is consequently ninety nine years o
7 age. He is believed to be the only sur
: wing member of the memorable tea
:. party referred to.
o Daniel Webster, when a young prac
e titioner, had a bad case to manage
t Court. He told his client, that Their
y was one witness against him, who II h
). testified, would ruin him. ssWhen tn
!, trial comes on (said Webster) point hir
~ out to me-" The man was shown t
h him, sitting on an upper seat near tn
c. bench. in a crowded court room. wet
rs ster, with his whitening glance, surveye
Y him from head to foot. The witnes
ID rece led short distance. During tn
examination Of other witnesses, wet
ster gave him another piercing look
9 He removing farther towards the doc
81 Three OF four more scrutinizlng obse
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06
DIVIDEND.

vUVHE President and Managers of the Will
Il mngton and Chrstiana Turnpike Road,
have this day declared a dividend at the rate
of four per cent. per annum, for the last six
months, on the stock of said Company, paya-
BILE to the stockholders or their legal repre-
sentatives, on or after the 10Th inst.
BY order of the Board,
VIM. SEAL, Trea'r.
Wilmington, 9th mo. End, l8SS.-78:4t
Gig and Harness for sale.
nor SALE gig and harness in good or
ID der and nearly new, and may be had
go VIM. H. NAFF.
On hand, one Wheat Fan, new and complete
/ Cooking stove. nearly new,
Franklin (open) stove, good,
Mahogany side board and bulear'
! Mantle CLOCK, cheap,
1 Yankee, ditto%
i large gilt frame Looking Glass, and
good assortment of second hand nine plat
''o' ~ w. II. NAFF.
Sept. 5.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06

Five thousand prisoners, confined prlnc'-
,oally for political offences, were released IN
Lisbon, when it fell into the hands OF the
,Constitutionalists.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06

Missouri. The St. Louis Republican, of
August 90, gives the results of the recent
election in that State for Congress, to a GER
tam extent, and expi esses' great confidence"
shat Mr., Bull is elected. Mr.. Bull though
inominally a Jackson man, is in favor OF
.re-chartering the Bank of the United States,
and of Mr.. Clay's Land bill.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06

The Kentucky Election. we gave III our
last, the particulars of the high handed out
rage upon the right of suffrage, perpetrated
by Kentucky Sheriff, in pocketting the votes
of a whole county, whereby the majority was
transferred from Mr.. Letchei to Thomas r.
Moore, and the latter declared to be duly ell
ected. The Sheriff, by whom this outrage
was committed, has given defence of his con-
duct, which, as it is reasonable that both sides
should be heard, we will briefly state. He
the Sheriff of Lincoln county, charged, that
the polls in Garrard county, which gave
large majority for Mr.. Letcher, had been IT.
regularly conducted, and that great many
illegal votes had been given. And because
this charge, upon his allegation, was not ex
amined into, he refused to exhibit the pol
books of his own county that is, Mr.. Shrrlf
alleges, that illegal votes and irregular pro
ceedings had taken placein ono county, wher'
fore he derrives the people of another coun
.tv. against whom no such charge was made
of their votes and thereby elects man whom
the people had rejected We know not wha
Others NAV think, but to us it appears, tbs
the impudence of this apology is even NOR
intolerable than the original offence. MI
Thomas P. Moore, it is said, has generousl
offered to resign his certificate, and try IN
question again before the people Inc e'
ambassadors generosity wouldlbe more obv
GUS. if he had a shadow of right in the case
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06
To Country
MERCHANTS.

NOUNTRY Merchants and all other
q J Vendors of MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO, are respectfully invited to
call on the subscriber, who having been
for IS years extensively known in connex-
ion with Tobacco, in all its branches, is
enabled by his experience and present
connexions, to supply Manufactured To-
Sacco, Snuff and Segars, at the lowest
prices per quality.
ANTHONY ELTON,
No. South 5th st. Philadelphia.
NorE.-Gentleme particularly choice
in the selection of their Tobacco, will be
supplied by retail.
Sept. 6, 78-S2,oo
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06
Gig and Harness for sale.
TO LET,
Sept. 5.

A STORE 4 CEl.LAR, under TINS VI
fee, suitable for Grocery Store lot Wn'on
1t has been occupied, either with or "''n'q'
two rooms back % PORTER.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06
Price of Stocks.

Blnk Of Delaware, 200 1855 1865
Bank of vii. & Brandywine. 80 Al ~
Farmers Bank, SO 523 -
Delaware Fire Insurance Co. Is 253 26
Wilmington Fire Insurance Co 10 13aI IA
Wilmington Bridge Company so 80 IS
Wilmington Gas Company, s
Kennel Turnpike Company, IS IS ~
Christiana do. do. SO rs 80
Philadelphia do. do Is IL 20
N. C. and F. 7. Rail Road, rs So 80
Lancaster Turnpike Co. so 10 10
Bank of Smyrna, 40 Do 2ol As
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06
q AtPS.
Sept. 6.

WIES.
!. DIXON has just received at his Hat and
Shoe Store handsome assortment OF mems
and Boys Caps which he sells low.
Sept. 6, ~
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06

IMPORTANT LErrER.-The following
letter, says the New York Commercia
Advertiser, from Mexice, is not only o
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06

Extract Of a letter to the Editors of Tie De-
ha7oare State Journal, from gentleman,
recently Of this Staie, no7v in Tie gvcsf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
R0lstssgs0A's
TEMPLE or TASRIoDy.

ME subscriber returns his sincere thanks
4 to his friends and customers for the YER,
liberal support he has received since his com
mencemeDt OF business in this place. and
informs them that he has inst returned from
the eastern cities with Minister'S latest Paris
and London Fashions, also Mr.. Allen Wards
superior drafts Of tho Philadelphia Fashions.
lie has also the pleasure OF Informing the
lovers OF neat fitting garments, that he has
received such instructions from MIR. Allen
Ward, on his Patent Protractor system OF de-
lInenting gentlcmcnS' garments. rs will ena-
bic him TO cut "a neat aud superior style
Gentlemen may depend on having their gar
mcnts male rs neat and durable rs in any of
the eastern cities, rs be will keep none but
experienced and steady workmen. Ills prices
will be moderate and suited 10 the tiu,cs-his
motto, Dcntness and despatch.
lie would also inform his brethren Of the
shears, that he has been appointed agent for
Allen Wards Protractor system Of Cutting.
and will give instruction "a all who may wish
to become master OF the be st mode Of cutting
now ia use.
WILLIAM NJ. ROLLINGTOS.
IlarPers-Ferry, Aug. -. 1888. q.
~ d. Country produce taken in exchange
Tor work W. NJ. a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
MECHANICS.

The Beaver Republican contains the following
article:
".NehGnies.--Therei is strange dislike TO
the name Of mechanic in this country, as well
as elsewhcrc-it would almost seem dis
grace to DO an industrious or useful man.
Each parent thinks his child superior in in
teilectual capacity, and capable Of filing any
station, whatever his ability TO qualify him
therefor. Hence, We every where meet with
professional men, who would doubtless make
most excellent mechanics, but, unfit for a
profession, they remain all their lives in OBJ
security aud poverty. Why Is this, Have
not the world yet learned to Judge men by
their actions, and not by the business they
Pursues Look through the pages Of history
whose names are brightest?-who have
been tho benefac,ors Of mankind why do
We so often find men Of sound Judgment in
all things else. yielding 10 their dictates Of
pride and prejudice, and prcferring that their
children should be brought up in idleness,
rather than give them such an occupation rs
would enable them 10 become useful to them
selves and others.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
Died.

On Monday last, aflcr an illness &C Few hours.
Mr.. WILLI1N SnIRLEY, &c this town, aged shout
ca. The deceased an affectionaic husband
inhnlgcnt parri't. kina ncighbor. aud an houcs
man. With p,ch citizen, We part with deep ~
grti and sincerely dove synla'hizc With tl,c ~
naming mcSnbcrs a the EimiIv--a vile and
daugl,rr-wbp wCre but two weeks since do
pri'cd &c AN OILY son aI,d brother. by n like dis
pens,ti "a &c Providence.
81 " -rry siiic, Frederick county, on T1urs.I
last, Dr. RDHEnr y. HiOoKt. g. bini, socicty
hiss -, an ainiabIc add accomplished gciticnaii
aud his prof ion, nscInr tI,st promised a. Dc
one 81 It's brightea ornaments I'm. Rcbub.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
FOR S.4LE.

a TRACT Of LAND, purchased of ca
- 'eo Sale, containing 26I acres. well
maered, and has two or three fine spring,
ho turnpike road from Baltimore via Shep-
il when finished. "s'
Also, another Tract, containing 15fr ao,.s
lying on the same road, and bounded by ope-
1uoh creek, with between ID and 40 acres of
me bottom, and has , or good .pring,--oue
whitc sulphur, very much frequented dur
ing the season, and flowing out of iarr,
nat rock all around IT, One OF these farm, ia
bounded by the main road, and is well i'm
Proved-both y'og in Frederick couuty-is
wen umoered, and has quantity Of me adow
on each farm.
Also, another small lot of Land. in IN,
same county, and ON the same road. contain
ing acres, one half me adow, the balance i'm
hno TIMBER. This tract would suit trades
man, cooper, shoemaker, or any person only
wanting small lot. There is a spring and
running water on il.
Also, another Tract, containing 40 acres.
gins IN Morgan county, and on shc Potomac
along the bottom through the land, IL will
90 very valuable, aud the timber will be I'm
/ great demand
hiso,anotherTract, continuing 60'acres living
on the main road from Martinsburg To BATH
with dwelling house and cellar, and n small
orchard. About 10 acres are cleared. and 3
or 9 acres Of meadow, and has good spring
and running water on il. This property would
answer for public house, as il is about half
way.
These lands will be sold low, and Will
take IN payment, Negroes or money.
Any person wishing to purchase, may APP
ply to the subscriber living in Jefferson eoun-
~, Virginia, on the main road leading from.
shePherdstown TO Winchester, and within 3
miles Of MiddIeway.
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
| Feb. 81, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

The citizens Of Frederick and Shcnah.loah are
making efforts to raise safieien, funds 10 Justify
an application TO the next Legislature, 10 create
joint stock company. with capital Sf one hun
bred thousand dollars to construct turnpike road
from Winshesser 70 Woodstock. "The project
was set On foot; ssys the Woodstock Sentinel,
few days go, W Richard w. Barton. Esq.. one
ID the Delegates elect 10 the State Legislature
from Frederick, and VIC are hsppy TO state The
scheme has 90 Ear succeeded beyond our mos,
sanguiDe expectations.
We think, ourselves, such an improvement IS
that contemplated, Is called for by many impor-
tant considerations. Aside from the benefits il
would no doubt confer upon the farming interest,
We arc wcii assured il would greatly promote the
interests Of tie several towns along the route, as
we'll As the interests of all uho could receive adj
vantages by an increase Of travelling. The road
IN its present condition, we know is terror To ali
travellers; and gladly would &c see such an inn
proTemeut Of Il, would secure additional wealth
aud prosperity 20 that already fertile and favored
section, and at the same time shield the good eiti
gems thereof from many bu, no doubt undcservod
reproaeises Of tic weary traveller.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.

'"g"Ha.-Jo'igc Doulsiin, formeris a rcprc-
~"'h''e' mas been clcc,csi To Congress. by mn NJ.
most unanimous vote, TO ill the vaeane, occasion
cd by the death Of SIR. Randolph.
Kentucky-Thc following gentlemen .rr
ccr'a'''cd TO be elected from this state. T.. r.
Moore. our late Minister to Colombia, I'm. been
defeated by Mr. Lctrhcr, National Republican.
tho majority For Mr.. Lctci,cr, 10 vo.es-And Nj.
Pope, (Jackson,) in the Louisville district. has
succeeded agains, Mr.. Crittcnslcn.
Si Observation-Disclosures Tompkin,.
4th hssrict-Co,. NJ. BEATTY, OYER D. Gather
9Th lhstrtet-R. II. Ictchcr over T. T. Moor,.
6th Rs,riet-'Ihomas Chiffon,
.th D,s,riet-Dcni. Hardin over DIR. Rusid.
gu Stn D,snIrt-P. H. Pop, over H. Crittcmlcn,
losh characterization Allen,
Itth District-Amos Davis.
lzth observation-disclosures A. Marshall.
18th Dis,rict-Coi. X. NJ johnson.
All National Republicans, VIC believe. cxe,nt
MIR. Pope and Col. johnson. The other two d.
triets not heard from.
Tennessec. From this State the fol,ou inc arr.
ascertined TO be elected, viz: Messrs. BcIl. Polk
Blair, Bunch, Dickinson, Peyton, johnson, STAN
diier, and i>ca.-Three districts not heard from.
Lidd'ia-Aiessrs. Carr, MeCaIty, Boon, Kin.
nard, Lane, and iianncgaa-one dis,ric, 10 hear
from. This State hal but members in The I..,
Consress-It is now, under the new census, en-
tiucd TOT.
.tSrfh CGreLnn.-Niessrs. Jesse Spcirht. tn.
u. Hall, VI. T. Hawkins, Abraham Rcnehcr.
James Mckay, Lewis Williams, VIM. ID. shcp-
ard, A. ii. Shepherd, Henry Conner, Daniel II.
i'arringcr, and J. u. Bynum, in the place Of Mr..
Branch.
Robert Potter, Who was some time aro ;mpr;
soned Tor namciess outrage, pcrTctrated on the
persons Of the Rev. Mr.. Taylor and his ncpbew
IN Granville county, and Who Is stiu in ial. VA,
candidate to represent tina, county in the Legi.Ia-
tnrc Of North Carolina, and came within elereu
votes Of being elected!
-Mehgal-Sfr. Lyon. the Jackson candidate,
has been elected to Congress from this Territory
.sfassaehiseas. .fo,sfs Intellectual st,emp,
to eject member Of Congress. ia the ninth dis
tr'es IN Massachusetts, took place on Mondsy
week In tventy-four towns returned, the vote,
stood Tor Gen. Dearborn eI7s. for other eandii-
dates 2S45--A majority of the whole number oil
! votes required To elect
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

WastingtoH Couniy bank GgoaGE r. Mo-
sHEa, EGG. having resigned the Office OF Cashier
OF this institution, his private engagements In
baltimore requiring his presence in that city =,
the Board OF Directors on Thursday last, ap.
pointed HostTIo q. McPHEasoK, Esq. OF
Frederick City, his successor Mr.. McPher-
son having accepted the appointment will
enter upon the discharge Of the duties Of the
ONCE ~ the course OF n week or two, until
which time Mr.. Aiosher will continue ia the
Bank UiHiamspovf Banner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

We '~'ed' few weeks since. that there were
about $50 persons soasned IN ,l,c virginia Peni-
,ef'iary. We ere By % Official report from C,ol
""A"AN' t'e Superintendent, tl,at our estimate
va, ''o 'argc BY @j-'l,ere being a, present. ouiy
i2I-'iNi White meu. ~; White wom~n. nom ,
'''o''' n'en' 81 eoIorc'l women. q-To,aI i2l
We S''l venture 70 s'-,rt. t,a, there is No state
~ 'i'' mon, thc criminal reeos,Is q which can
"'o'' ever convictions, N proportion - the
'o'' Of 'n''sa''an,s, than the good old .,ate 81
irSihia Ohio, With nrsrh s,nallcr voool..,o,
~ ioo'a 20 e'aincd ia her Pcui,eusiary
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
PURLIC SAI.E.
PUBLIC SALE.

NV I'LL be sold, on Thursday the 5h Of
w September merit, at nv residence, near
the Old Furnace, all my stock, consisting Of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs,
Plantation Uagon,
Pioushs, Harroms,
Househoh and Kitchen Furniture;
.3iso, Corn in the field.
Tho sale will commence at 10 o'clock, A. A.
SIX months credit will be given on all sums
over Five Dollars; for smaller sums the cash
will be required.
CHARLOTTE HALL.
Aug. 90, 1899.