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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-18

EOUkfH VOLUME Condensed Choneeyy Reports.
IL The fourth volume contains the third volume of ST.
mons Reports In the Vice ChancelIors Court-the first
volume Of Russell and Mylne's Reports decided in the
Courts which brings up all the Chancery decisions to the
present time. 80
The subsequent volumes Of this worn will contain the
whole OF the later Chancery Decisions in the High Court
OF Cbsncery and In the Vice Chancellor's Court eon.
densedj they will be published here, mmediateIv after
their appearance in England
The price 10 subscribers will be S5 90 per volo,o.
handsomely bound IN calf Subscribers are requested 10
call for their coPeshose who now desire 10 possess TIM
work may obtain IL of r. r sMITtI WV
June ~. tii-tJ .agsnt for ne Pu6ii,hey,.
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a UGUSTA SPRiNGS.-Tbis delightful summer re-
IN treat and well established watering place is again
open Tor the reception OF company, under the penten.
depce oil the subscriber. To such are unacouaned
with the water, 1t may be proper say that il is pro-
Dounced by those acquainted with the Harrowgate
Springs in England to be Of the same quality The Ell
tuaon is very pleasant, the surrounding country wild
and picturesque and the accommodations inferior 10
Of no watering place in Western Virginia.
JOHN H. PECK
~ Board by the month, $2O-by the week, S6-Ly
the day Si-Chldren, servants and horses half price
IL Hacks may al all times be had TO convey Visitors
who may travel in the Stages, to the Springs from saun
ton. June III. list
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-18

N. Is whenever person means TO vote 3 Executor
Administrator, Guardian Trustee Sc he will so express
| it in the Power. 13-tdml
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-15
Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Saturday, Jan. ~.

saturday. Jan. IL.
Mr.. Pateson Of Buckingham presented petition of ci-
zens OF the county of Buckinghdm that certain indvi
duals who frequent court houses, camp meetings, &c.
with the view Of selling candies, spurious liquors &c
may be considered hAwkers and pedars and subject TO
license and penalties.
The engrossed bills to authose sale of land for the
benefit OF Stella Young Huu-and incorporating a COM
pany to erect bridge Jacksons River &c-were
read third time aud passed.
Mr.. Sherrard from the Committee to examine the Au-
dltors Office, made report, stating that they found the
Office ia good order, and that the duties have been well
perfo med
On motion Of Mr.. Brolnax, The House resolved itself
INTO committee OF the whole on he0ePort OF the Select
Committee on Federal Relations Mr. Miller i'm the Chair
and the substitute offered by Mr.. Marshall being under
consideration,
Mr. Ghoson addressed the House for about two hours
Some explanatory debate then took place i'm which Messr
Marshall, Randolph and Gholson took part when the
question was put oa tie substitute, which negatved
Ayes 81, Noes 10.
On motion Of Mr. Brodnax, the Committee Of the Whole
rose, reported progress and was discharged.
On motion OF Mr. Carter Of r. W.,
Tie House adjourned
Monday, January H.
lOur report oil This days prOcct dnes is not full
We could desire, reporter having been unable 10 a.
TEND duilng portion e The sitting from ndspositon
FEDERAL RELATIONS.
On motion OF Mr.. Dade, The amended port n the Sc
lecl Committee on Federal Relations, ~ taken IN.
MI Marshall moved TO amend the report by substut.
Jog The preamble and resolutions offered by him IN COM
mi tee Of The whole.
Nv " remarked, that he did not intend to 20 over The
ground aresdy occupe but ~ here other way hy
which bis proposition could be spread IN journal he
now offered II az an amendment and osked Tor Inc ayes
aud noes on the question
NJ Rooms offered az Amendment (which ,te cnpor,er
could no cb~in,l % NJ Msfshals substitute, and made
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-15
DEATHS.

Departed this life, Friday tho Both November fast at tho "a,
oncc OF her father George Green, the county
Mr. Mary Ma baptist consor Of Mr William q. Baptist
2si ot her after painful and
weeks which she bore without slightest mrmu of copnt
10 may DO truly sni that Death has seldom victim from,
has
ue' VIII be longer cherished in the momoy her
WIN inc viVaciy OF an intelligent mind n hct
those pure and elevated feelings OF heart that lend
character, its highest claim perfection. Mill
uonato IN her dIpos the adui-
ono OF all with whom she asoeacd; aud long her youthful
companions remember the voice
circle ts most fascinating charm. Ten devoted i'm her feoI
inss she blessed the compunon OF her love, pcaco
around his domestic cath Duul AMI o1cdeut conduct az
daughters she the Idol of Parents elton coud he
equacd alone by the heaeujng misery were doomed 10
percncc, under heavyu visitation Providence tho grief
that weighs the those she
acvucd under the cheering hope that pure spirit rests 10
in that mansion hihhas boon Of
those who rely the merits Of blessed Redocmer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-15
NTARRIACFS

Married Thursday tho 21 Drcombor 10y the Row jordan Mar
tn Nj William y Caves, Miss Mary A. daughter the late
Peter Porter, all OF Powntan wv ~
Married Thursday 81 inst Morwetbor Jonos
Mir. John = GntrCh o Miss Mar,
BAn CInAHnrl. oil of GnncLnnd Nnnniy " -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-15

es'efday, the amended Report Of the Committee was
sH iurlDer amended by the House Of Deloes'es The
Con'niss0ner5 10 Souh Carolina, and the Gsneyol Con
vGitoH we're stricken out.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-15

TTOTICE. For sale, the 10 (January,) instant or
y The FIRST fair day thereafter, Big Weslhan Farm,
fine yourr Mules four good horses pair Of good
excellent spju5ter, pns he cotton from the seed With
ont pckng) cafp&nicf and blacksmilhs' tools whip
and saws, all kiuds Of farming utensils, p'oughs
harows, axes, hos spades, hovcs, zons horse and
and gear, corn, toddcr oats shucks clover and
herds grass y, oil and bicon d iriy Odd hogs i'm
fine with ig,a hing machine, churns, bar
rel and tub win a 0 dairy lf-les; al kinds house
ho'd and kitchen urniius, quantity OF slate, zinc tin,
brcks, boilers, two single gigs TIC wrought and cast iron
of two whea machines, q1ntt " Of wrought iron and
wrought nsi, nails hrdds Sc the biadcs locks
window esss, putty huseed oil, family -four In barrels
wheat and sack bsgs, loom, large library Of books
spinning heels Trunks, quantity OF Ifd safes, caboys
Jugs h1;rs leather, vincga, sa polk, honey timber,
plank salt, bee hives aud variety ~ other articles.
r, rms al sale, which viii bc liberal, ant sale continued
from DAY 10 day, 40 a ere cold 'alc TO commence az
ten o'clock.
Jan 9. T74-d Nm SfAPWARD.
Public s1c nj The Rehm0nd fUsen and its contents
VHyNEE NUT On Tina { shall, Tuesday, the 22d
instant between tlc hours OF I aud o, dick r NJ
proc or, 1 cell tc prcIn-es 90 the highest bidd r. for
- n. Naacufn 10 the city OF Il chu0ni, together wi n
Inc raiungs Fossils, neras, ord uiio.ies, therein
con aimed, aud which conveyed iu uus bydeed ex-
ocuiei to me end John anuaud (.ince deceased) in
1870 io- eruing The payment to Richard Lorion, OF tho
Gum Of So 600 TIL. RICHIE,
1lth fan 1853 L75-'d] Surviving Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-15

letter IS noticed in The Baltimore Patriot ss having
oe'l published ~ the Nui6catOn paper in this CIV II
processes 70 have been written IN Washington The Wi
Yer IS mean enough to insnu1c that the Administration
Toes not wish Tive Tariff Bill pass lie House Of Repro.
s"nauyesor, II IL passes that body, that 1t would De
agreeable 10 the President 10 have It twarcd n The S.
"d'c out OF " vengeance South Carolina - and
moreover 10 cast the failure Messrs. Clay and Calhoun
h Oy such Idle SANDERS these that the Nulli6ers ex
Pgct 20 wredk their vengeance" General Jackson
nc Whole story IS got up by these monsnd II is with
out Tie shadow Of foundation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-15

We shall push the Debate in the House of DELEGATES rs
last as possible We finish Mr. Dickerson's Speech this
morning. In our next paper shall continue the De-
pate We many thanks the orators for the facility
they have given preparing aud revising their
es We have things in such train, as will enable
us TO push the publication with greater rapidty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-15

>" II Spy an Washington" Processes TO give the .Net
YORK Courier SC. account of the contents of a ette
1t unnecessary say, that the version OF it is essen
tally incorrect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-15

The letters from Washington contain different specula
ions about the success Of the Tariff bill The gene
raj impression seems TO be- that il will pass the H. of r.
some oil the Taritfites are attempting TO defeat il by
delay. They will keep il in the Committee of the
whole as long they The friends OF the bill
VIII make no long speechesbut will content themselves
with brief eXplaDatons.-The Tarfites have moved to
strike out the items OF tea and coffee They would make
up the deficiency in the proposed by higher d
ues on other articles, and transfer them from the proie
TO the unprotected afcles The friends Of the bill will
take II with little alteration.
The Bill will meet with the greatest struggle in the
senate-We learn that Mr.. Clay's Land Bill will fail
Should the Tariff Bill be defeated during this Session
sangnne hopes OF its success entertained from the
next Congress
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
.N.OTECE.

BNhE Commissioner of the School Fund
n for the county Of JsiIsrson. are required
by Law 90 meet AZ Tie Court-iiouse OF the
county on the hird .u0ndsy Of Ocfobsr, being
cour, day.
TIE teachers employed Nv the commission
ers, are requested TO close their accounts 10
y The JOih day Of September, when the year
Tor which the present commissioner are ap-
Polntcd will expire, and 10 present them
sworn to, and with commnsioner's order. 10
We treasurer, on % before the second Friday,
when he will attend 10 Chariestown, Cor TIE
purpose q paying them off, Teachers neg
,selng this reputation, will not be entitled 20
rave their accounts allowed the following
year az Tie Law requires The commissioned,
70 close their business ard report up 20 that
line IoftN vsTra -
sept 70, ls3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
PENITENTIARY OF VIRGINIA.


We understand, that the Improvements d.
rected 10 be made in this Institution by the
last General Assembly, we're somewhat de-
layed in the early part Of the summer for
want Of bricks, but they are now rapidly pro-
crossing. The front wall on the south side
has been ventilated by opening six large win
dows, with CRATES and blinds. The high walls
in the yard Rt tho sides Of the inner gate have
been taken down, and an addition made 70
the front building for n gateway, and for
Offices, The old wooden gates have been Ia
ken out and new ones put in, made Of iron
rods and bars like CRATES, 30 as TO increase
the ventilation. The hospital Is going up,
and will be completed during the fall. For
tho purpose Of increasing the ventilation Of
the prison, and aHordiDg room for timbe
sheds, &c. the Executive has directed the
wall, enclosing the north side, which is about
three hundred feet long, 90 be taken down
/ and rebuilt one hundred feet further out
The greater part Of this wall was thrown
down the first day Of August, since which
period the diminutioa Of disease has been
uncommon. FOR several weeks previous, the
number In the hospital was from abou, eighi
20 ten; but since this alteration, The number
has been reduced from three TO fire. The
site for the new wall has been excavatcd,
and stones and bricks are in a state OF prepa-
ration for pultiDg IL up Immediately. The
buildings Of the prison were enclosed by a
wall Of twenty feet high, which only ciroUm-
scribcd supeFhcies Of about ouo hundred
> yards square. II will be readily perceived
that an addition of one hundred feet 10 one
I side Of this super6eies, with tho openings ~.
ready made 10 thu front wall. viii greatiy
7 promote a beslthy circulation Of the stmos-
phere. There has b en- less disease during
the prcse NJ summer IN the prison than r. usual
al this season. Nothing like Cholera has .
/ peared.
The same phenomenon prevails throughout
our city. THIS time last year, the Cholera
was stalking forth among us--sweepmg Of
its dozens BY the day. ard carrying detection
and dismay 10 the b0soas Of our citiEsns. 90
nov, how changed - tie asPeetl Not onlJ
no Cholera prevails, bat not even The usua
cOneOmdants of The season have appeared b.
ibeir wonied degree. We uodertand from
oLe Of ovr Physicians, Who is IN tho highest
practice, that be has never knovn Richmond
more healthy 81 q corresponding period u
any year, than u y a. this time. - Ea7uirsT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
From he Clarloites-,il., .il,Ocotl.

The Editors Of the Advocate are requested 10
correct misststement in their last paper, copied
from the Winchester Nirginian." II vas there
asserted that Dr. Aiagill had been appointed Pro-
lessor Of Medicine in the University Of Virginia,
IN preference TO DIR. Beck, Of New York, and
other named candidates for the appointment
Had such been the fact there seems 10 be ~ little
propriety - policy In thus publishing the name,
OF gentlemen Who have been rejected, and Who may
have been persuaded by some friend Of the Univer-
aty TO submit their claims to the consideration Of
the VisitoTs. hut in the ease Of DR.. Beck, the
statement is utterly unfounded; for that accom-
plished Professor, though strongly collected 70
become . candidate, did, ss vas we'll known 10
the Board. peremptoriIy decline. r.
Sept. i9, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
oE1GERAI. IMTE1.IIoENoE.

ESRico CAusicI.-A correspondent Of the
y. Y. Evening Post states that this admira-
Ole sculptor and pupil of Canova, died recent
~ ut Havana of Asiatic Cholera, after an i'll
ness OF fifteen minutes. Mr.. Causici nos
sessed perhaps higher degree Of genius for
his profession than any other sculptor who
ever visited this country. lie was the author
OF several compositions in this city and else
where, which would have conferred upon his
name lasting reputation had they been exc.
cuted in durable materials; but none Of them
We believe, were ever embodied in marble
save the statue OF the Father Of his Country,
which surmounts tho magnificent monument
in Baltimore. The only specimens Of his
work which remain in this city arc the beauti.
ful plaster figure styled the Genius Of the
Constitution placed above the Speaker.
Chair IN the Representatives. Hall, and one
or two Bass reliefs in panncls Of the Rotun.
da. Some Of his conceptions, especially In.
composition OF the Landing Of Columbus
and his design for a frontispiecc in alto re.
lievo, for the tympanum Of the Eastern porti
co Of the Capitol, would have done credit &c
any age or country. They were both model
led, but neither ever ordered the former
was not deemed appropriate for any part o.
the building needing ornament, and the latter
was thought far too costly for the objcc, re-
CURED. Il Nat. Int
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
NOTICE.

PETITION viii be presented 10 The
n next Legislature of yirg,nil, praying
the passage Of a law, giving an entirely new
charter to the town Of Charlestovn. and in
ersasinns the power Of the Trustees IA mat
tiers Of police
sept no.. 333.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
NOTICE.

VNVHE member Of the Jefferson county
n Jockey Club, are requested TO meet at
Beekham's hotel in Charles,own, on saiur-
day the 2SIh inst. at 2 O'Clock, ?. NJ. on bu-
tInsss Of importance. Those holding sub
ser'Pt'on papers, will please bring them for
ward on that day.
Sept. 10, ISJ1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
NOTICE.

N consequence Of the death Of Mr.. Thomas
Il C. Lane, IL Is necessary TO close the Lusi-
ness Of the late 6rm Of Thomas c. Lsns & Co.
as soon as possible. All persons indebted TO
that hrm are requested to call on the subseri-
Der and close their accounts
q. w. SHUT, Surviving PaTiaer
If Thomas &. Lane & Co.
Shcpherdstowu, Sept. 10, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03

Goid Rerion % ~ N0rfh.--It appears from
late Geological Report % Professor Hitch
cock, Published IN tie American Journal Of
Science, that Cold has been found in the
southern part q vermoai, sad II = conf
debtiy expected that " ufli also be found IN
Massachusetts II Bzf. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03

Cor. Hdniiion.-Goverror Hamilton, late
Governor of South Carolina (says the Wash
ington Examiner) has withdrawn from pub
lac life. In conversation the other day,
with gentleman at Saratoga, he observed
that he was done with public life, aud that
he intended to devote his time, in future, to
the care and education Of his children.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
NOTICE.

+ the Harpers-Terry Jockey Club do no,
~ speedily pay up the balance OF the purses
won last spring, the undersigned will be under
the necessity Of exposing the names Of the
delinqaents.
Sept. 10, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
NOTICE.

CIRCUMSTANCES rendering Il necessa-
~ ~ that the undersigned should close his
business, he requests all persons indebted to
him 10 call and lift their notes Should this
request be UNDECIDED, suits will be instituted,
Cater the Jefferson Superior COurt,) in oil
cases, without respect 70 persons.
VIM. b. MAGRUDER.
Sept. 10. ls33.-9w
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03

O. ~ this section Of country has been recent
" visited by minor collection, the proprietor,
are NhnnB 70 lmpart = summary ides OF tile va
riety and magnitude az the o,,e here oeerrd and
They VII assure the public that the above - the
most snperb tbcciHea Hs1v frareihHQ on Gls con.
hiieHt. PROM the literal patronage received,
they hsve reduced their price TO q eeuts, cl,il-
drrn half price.
sept % 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03

fENtiE subscriber wishes 10 purchase, from
FSrs 70 EigN 7Isnsaad rsegh ef NJ
CGlN. the hog Feuad, for shich fsir price siii
b. given. RICHARD lOuNsON.
CsnP ihn. uGrpeFs-ferr-. Avg IS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
@O TXCE.

Ii persons indebted TO tho estate OF
"A Han. lion Jefferson, deed, and TO the
estate Of Smith Slaughter, deed, arc hereby
informed that the said estates have been com.
mitted 10 me, as administrator de boni, non,
and that all debts due to the said estates mus,
be paid to me.
RICHARD WILLIAMS,
Sheriff Of Jefferson county
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
NOVICE.

a s. expect to leave the county Of JelIer-
IA son, on or about the 10th Of October
next, ! must particularly request that all per-
sons indebted to me will call aud settle their
accounts before that time.
ALFRED r. MAGILL.
September l2, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
CONDOR

This immense bird MAS recently captured Near
LAareDLor, B. A. They are the most formidable
OF the Flying Species, aud often have an expan-
SION OF wing IS or % feet.
The African PELICAN.
This 10 The argest Of Water foSIs, As we'll a. the
most rsre Of all Birds. The one to be seen is S
'est h,gh' and has bill % inches long, under
which - pouch, capable OF containing, shen d.
lated, from lato rs quarts Of water.
learned East India PARROLS-The Ameri-
can BEAR-WOIP-ICIIN MONS-uith =
wilderness OF the MONKEY aud BABUON spe-
eies, together With the interesting performances
o. inc Ssm'-Equessrians on the Shetland Ponies.
SUPERIOR MUSIC -Saa accompany he ErlG5t-
Seats will be prepared for the convenience o.
speetators-and NO pains spared on the part OF
TIE proprictors TO reiider the Aieuagcrie in evr-
" .Nsy worthy the patronage Of generous aud
enlightened community.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03

HAs jus, received, and offers for sale, a
IN fresh supply Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, 40.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
V6ffey Factory.

HENRY +. SIENCk respectfully informs
III his friends and the public generally,
that he has leased the Valley Factory, be-
longing TO Andrew Kennedy, Esq. ono mile
south east Of Charlestown, where he intends
manufacturing WOOL from the fleece into
Ltnsty, Cassineii, Broad Blankets, or Ilannti,
all Of which shall be done in the best possible
manner. and on the most accommodating
terms. In addition TO this. he will thankfully
receive and execute all kinds of country
C.iRDLNG md FTILLLNI;,
as his machinery is in complete order. lie
taitors himself with the idea, that he will be
able tn render full satisfaction 10 all who may
favour him with their custom. Persons who
wish, can leave their wool at his weaver shop
IN Charlestown, formerly carried on by John
Lamon, decd, where all kinds Of country
weaving will be done to order by skilful work
men in his employ. Having gone to great
deal OF extra expense for the benefit of the
manufacturing custom, hc hopes to receive n
liberal share Of patronage. Wool will be Ia
ken IN payment for either Of the above mem
toned articles.
The subscriber will also keep on hand a
quantity Of iirst-ratc fullcd Plaid and Plain
LiNSEfS, which he will sell low for cash.
or barter for Wool
April 25 iS33
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
saromna EDsalMer Of Paris

a NHE undersigned, having been appointed
~ the agent Of Mcssrs. JONATHAN Ell
LICOTT & SONS, for the sale Of GroHad
Plaster Of Paris, at the POINT OF ROCKS,
will be kept supplied with stock Of that ar
ticle Of the best qdaliig,S hIoh lac offers for
sale nj this place.
The undersigned is thus enabled 10 dispose
OF Ground Plaster at the Baltimore price,
with the addition 20 that price Of only the
cost Of transportation on the Raft Hoad, and
the incidental eNpenses-that y 10 say, he
will sell this article at the Point Of Rocks at
an advance of only 3il cents per barrel over
the current price Of Ground Plaster ia the
Baltimore market. G.. v. ALLEN.
Point Of Rocks, April %, ls33-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25

~HE Stockholders Of the "SmithfeId
u Charlestown, and Harpers-Ferry Turn
pike Company" arc respectfully notified, that
the following instaiments are required to be
paid TO Humphrey Keyes, Esq. Treasurer of
the Company, upon those subscriptions the
whole Of which have not heretofore been
called in, TO wit: An instalmeut of IS per
share on the lst days respectively Of each OF
the months Of June, July, August, September,
October, November, and December, ensuing
BY order Of the Board,
ANDREW HUNTER, See'y.
April 25, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25

At Newmarket. Md. the i6th instant. By the
Rev. Mr. Higgins, Mr.. GnsasE w. G.,grrru.
torssriy of this tosn, 60 MIR. Manru. ElIsS
N,ranasoS, sl"xiicr Of Mr.. Samuel Howard,
Of this eounty.
oa ihc 18th instant, by Rev. Sc-ly bum, Mr..
hkSsr onkN TO Miss AsS ConyKLiA CIR, bod,
OF this county.
uha IN, evening of the same siay, by the same.
Me-. AssAuaS NASnoay to Miss u ,Rntrr u ,w-
l'Ss, daughter OF Mr.. Thomas Raw Inns If thi.
town
Oa TUESDAY Last, b, the Rev. Addison Mines,
i.r. kosknr y. MssrDkR To Miss MAnsAaEI
ksaSxr, ali Of sheph, rlstown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
Notice.

PURCHASERS ut the sale Of the personal
n property OF the late Mrs. a. laws, are re-
minded that their notes have been due some time
~ s' DC expected oy the ioth OF next
month, May Those not complying. may cx-
Peet suit JOHN STEPHENSON, Err
N. ID. All persons having claims against said
estate, will present them as the Law siireeta
Chsrlestown, April IS, 1888 u.s..