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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

We regret that tho tensss OF the hour u, syents or
entering more particularly into the details this time
Inc Military, consisting oil corps OF Light Infantry com.
manded by Gen. Tyler, appeared 10 great advantage AZ
!he fremont House, guard duty was performed by the
independent Cadets the Governors body guard.
ed by Lieut. Col Fessenden Their ranks were full and
their appearance martial and effective.
7oeock, dinner was given to the President and his
distinguished associates at the fremont House nv the CT
" Authorities His Excellency the Governor and sue
aud other distinguished visitors honored the table with
their presence Al later hour, the President and sui
received inequalities at the house o His Honor It. Go.
vernon Armstrong, and met there large assemblsge OF
citizens. The afternoon little rainy but every thing
passed oil WELL and We have heard of no accident The
Msrshals OF the day and the military officers parook OF en-
excellent collation. at the Exchange Coffee House.
Following, will be found programme OF what is ex-
pectod TO be done this day This evening, learn that
the President will visit Grand Lodge ards will
visit the residence OF His Honor the Mayor
The Boston Brigade. under command OF Brig. Gen. Ty-
le will be reviewed by the President this day- Cene
sdehusetts.
The committee appointed by the Legislature 10 make
arsngements Tor the reception Of the President the
in the capital and that he has accepted an invitation 10
visit the Executive of the ealth at the State
House ,is day The President will be conducted by the
Committee OF Arrangements, and escorted by the fnle
pendent Company of Cadets from his lodgings to tho state
House, at half past 10 o'clock.
:, The Committee respectfully invite
Members oil the Legislature, aud Heads of State De.
partmens,
Officers of the United States Civil Military and Nay,,
Judicial Officers of the Commonw eah,
The Mayor, and City Authorities OF the City OF Boston,
Militia Officers,
Officers Of Literary and other Public Institutions
Foreign Consuls,
Delegates from other places,
The Reverend Clergy, and
|"]ens generally VINO are DESTROYS OF paying their
- spects 10 the Chief Magistrate OF the Union
10 visit tho State House between the hours of eleven
aud twelve o'clock during which time the President will
be in the Hall Of the House of for mi.
purpose The entrance TO the Representatives Cham.
Der will be from the eastern door, vsers after be.
tern door.
The Committee have requested
NATHANIEL GREENE ESQ
to act as CHIEF MARSHA L. <on this occ aston and
Messrs SAMUEL +. CooLIpGs,
JOHN s. TYLER,
JONAS b. Brown,
DANIEL ID. BRoDHEAp,
CHARLES G.. GREENE,
AMOS BINNEY,
JOHN HENsHAw
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ANDREW CAMPBELL, Secretary.
JAMES CITY COUNTY

Inc following resolutions adopted at a respectable
meeting oil The citizens OF James City County held at
their Court House. pursuant to notice. on Monday the 18th
January 1888, Col Robert McCandsh being called to the
Chalr' and Thos c. Peachy appointed Secretary.
whereas recent deveopements Indicate dangerous
controversy, between South Carolina and the General Co
vernmen on subjects involving dearest rights as free
L. Resoued, AS the of this meeting that the late
Proclamation of the President Of the u S. contains doc
nes totally subversive of the great and prn-
cipeS oil State Rights contended for by the Republican
party oil the U. s., from the foundation of the govern.
meht, anu which have been successfully maintained by
kentucky, Virginia, and Georgia and other States for
long series OF years. and that il his doctrines are carried
in'o erect they will at once destroy every attribute OF
State Sovereignty and completely reduce the States into
despotic and consolidated Empire
ReSoiued, That we look the assertion and preser-
Vauon oil State Sovereignty and State Rights as the only
guarantees OF ourlberty and that we will use every means
in our power TO sustain them
g. ResoUed, That neither the President nor any other
oranch oil The General Government possesses any con
uona right TO State and that we can never con.
sent 10 remain passive spectators of such an effort on the
Government
A. RESOLVED, That the principles for which s. Carroll.
ma Is conending are the principles of justice and liberty
and that we view her forcibe coercion i'm defiance o
every peaceable just and constitutional measure of con-
citation by the General Government and which they have
II III their power 10 pursue depoc and sealing our
own slavery with hers.
D. ReS0Ued That copies of these resolutions be sent tc
the Jefiersonian and Virginia Times the Constitutions
Wing, and the Richmond Enquirer for pubcation-also
hat copy be forwarded 10 representative in the e-
gsure, ana to our representative in the Congress of the
US. ROBERT McCANDIISU T51;ro,o, '''
IHos y. PEAcHY, Secretary.
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ST OFT COUNTY.

AT meeting of the cit of Scott county, Va con-
vened at Esvile, the 9th day of January 1898 for
he purpose OF expressing opinion the Pre- sient.
rociamaon in relation TO the South Carolina Ordinances
James H. stewart, Esq called 10 the Chair and DR.
ANDREW Campbell appointed Secretary. The said Pro
clamation being read IL was
hesofced, That we highly approve Of the said Proca-
nation, OF the construction of the Constitution therein gv
EN- and particularly of the Republican idea that the
General Government is the creature OF the people by
ther Representatives chosen for that purpose
Resofred, That we consider ourselves bound 10 risk
our all IN support OF the Union
Hesoired, That while we believe justice may require
the protection OF the manufacturing MIS- now in
operation; yet we think ought to be taken that
may not produce injustice. But we depreca,e the idea
that Congress should be into by any sin
gle STATE. ~ ~
Resoired, That rejoice TO see that while the Prcsi.
uen Mods State rights in high estimation he is deermin
his hands. f "
Resofoed, That the editors OF the Virginia Republican
Wyihe Argus, Washington Republican, n aonal Intel
gencer, aud Richmond Enquirer 10 publish
the above resoluti ms
JAMES STEWART, Chairman
ANDREW GAMBLE l., Secretary.
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suPposing the right Of secession be true would not the
two remaining States form the Union and why not
4h Alter State has seeded from the Union is
any such crime treason against the balance of the
States?
The Constitution OF the United States defines treason
(Artcle 3-secton S)'It shall consist only in lowing
war against the United States in adhering to their
enemies, giving them aid and comfort" Now, Sir the
State which has seeded ordained this rule, and was
portion Of that sovereignty against which the crime could
only be committed
Iseems to my dear sir, that the action of the Gen
eral Government is produced by the compound impulse
the "a States, and il secedes il depves that govern
men OF part Of its force, aud il same govern
men aud that you may well the motion OF a planet
into two parts, and call each half the whole.
Very respectfully, yours, G.. H. b.
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Il hangs our honor and liberty. and therefore II mus, be
preserved.
hesoped, That the spirit of the late wise
ana eloquent PROCLAMATION OF the President of the United
States drawn from due consideration of those consti
.uuoM oShgauons which he regards sacred, and is
therefore entitled to our most hearty support
hes0'oea That these proceedings be signed by the
chairman and Secretary and published ia the Richmond
enquirer Siannton Spectator, and Fncase Patriot.
OTdeTed, That this meeting adjourn, sine die.
JOHN PEPPER, Chairman.
JAMES NJ. BAILEY. .Secrefayu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-19

EDETERSBURG PROPERTY FOR SAIE-Bv viz.
n tue OF Deed Of Trust, executed 10 us BIZ John
H. Archer and France c. his wife dated the 10Th dav Of
March, 1882 and recorded in the Clerks Office of the
couny OF Amelia, also ia the Office Of the Hastings Court
OF the town OF Petersburg shall, on Friday the FIRST
day oil febru'ry next, before the front door of Edward
PoweIs Tavern, in thcown OF Petersburg, proceed 10
sell to the highest bidder The said John r. Archer and
wie's interest IN the property i'm tho town of Peters-
burg allotted TO us trustees of said Archer and wife
by commissioners appointed for that purpose by tho
circuit superior court Of law and chanccry for the
county OF Amelia, by decree pronounced the 18th
day oil September 1882, in suit in chaucery there
IN depending, between the distributors Of tho T,to
Mrs Mary Randolph, deceased Of Amelia. The said Ar
cher and wife by the report OF the commissioners being
entitled as Joint tenants with the heirs OF John Y Tabb
acc to the following property, TO witt The residue Of the
lot between Old and Pike streets being that part or cne-
cnt lying next 10 the lot Of Jabcz Smith and occupied
at present as siore-house and family residence by Alex
and.r Brandcr.
Terms nj sne-Sx, twelve md eighteen months credit;
the purchaser giving negotiable notes with good cndors-
ere, payable at the Bank Of Virginia, PETERSBURG The
title Of The property 10 be retained in the hands of the
Trustees until The purchase money is paid. Acting as
Trustees shall convey only such title rs is vested in
by The deed aioresaid.1he sale will take place at IL
o'clock RICHARD BOOKER, ,r..,.
j. r. LEIGH. ''"'''''
8The Petersburg Iogncer foquepfei publish tho
twice week until the day Of sale.
January ". 7s-2awd
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Richmond Prices Current.

JANUARY 18Th, 1888 Corrected IVeehIy)
Iobocco-Ncw, Tugs, 50 IS 3 80
other refused, so 8 so
Passed. 5Oa so
old' iug'' s GOA 3 rs
OIhcr refused 90 8 90
Passed, 50 10 90
ln'pec"ons during the week ending 18th Instant I22
hhds., viz; Refused SO, passed 33.
Flour nominal at So 25-arriyals very small
Whedt 81 10 a 81 20.
BAGwELL, SMITH & WILLIAMS.
COTn, new, per bushel, 65 cents
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MARRIAGES..

MARklAOES.
~ tuesday evening" the 9Th inst Corlo,
Richard = Boulware Miss Mary T. More all of
MNued on Tuesday evening last by Rev Dr. Wynt Iicu
yohh > Nicholas, u $ Navy Esther ba
Geo p Stevenson, Of Baltimore. - 'e" " No 'a''
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TUVHE President and Directors of the Bank of Virginia
81 have declared dividend Of the profits for The last
halt year 81 three per cent, payable on the 18th inst
Jan. f7f-tdl ROBINSON, IT,, Cashr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-19

HNARMERS' BANK or VlBGINGA-The Presi-
~ dent and Directors have declared dividend of three
per cent on the capital stock Tor the last six months
which will be paid the Stockholders on the 18th instant
WI. NEKERVIS, Cash'r.
January s. 1888. Tl-2aw2w
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10
PUBLIC SALE.

Y\HE subscriber, intending to remove TO
II the West,wil offer for sale on Fridsy the
LIST day Of FsbrHsry merit, (if fair, If not, the
next fair day At Mount Pleasant, near Hams
Mill, on the main road leading from Battle
town to Charlestown, seven miles from the
former and i've from the latter place, all hi,
valuable stock, consisting Of
3 Work Horses, = thoroughbred Colts.
Mich Cows, young Cattle, Sheep 4 Hogs.
20 bushels Clover seed, Corn by the bushei
Hay by the ton,
Ito acres Of Wheat and a few acres of
Rye in the ground,
road Wagons and Gears,
Plougbs and Harrows,
Aud Farming Utensils Of all kinds,
One new patent Cutting-Box,
One steel spring Gig.
Also--All Of his Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting Of
Fables, Chairs, corner Cupboard,
l mantel Clock, English Watch,
template Stove,
~ yds Furniture Dimity in the piece,
20 yds figured Carpeting, very supcrior)
in the piece.
set Of dining China, l set Of Walters,
Switchboard, Beds and Bedding, with a
number Of other articles too tedious to IN en-
ton.
Terms OF Sale.-For AL sums over Five
Dollars n credit until the lst of September
1898, will be givcn-for that sum and under
cash bonds and approved security will be re-
CURED. No property will be delivered until
The terms of sale are complied with. Sale 10
commence early in the day.
JOHN SNOWMAN.
Jan. 10. 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10
OF TIE ANTLNULLI-
FlCATIOS MEETING:
EDUCATION.

0NhE subscriber respectfully informs the
-. citizens Of this place and the public,
HAT his Seminary will be opened ON Monday
the 18th inst. IN the brick building opposite
the store of Humphrey Reyes.
The course of instruction will comprise
the Latin, Greek, French and English Ian
guascs, Geography and the use at the Globes.
History, Belles-Lettrcs, Mathematics, and the
us,Ia! branches Of liberal educ alton.
The students Of the classical department
will be Thoroughly grounded ia first principles.
The idioms, construction, and the beauties OF
the authors will be carefully noted. Strict
attention will he paid TO the pupils Of the
English department. They will be prepared
Tor The counting house, or for whatever busi-
ness their parents or guardians may design
them. The students Of both departments
will be frequently exercised in composition.
defamation, &c. The wish of the subscri-
Der being to prepare his scholars for useful
ness and the business of active life, ali his in
dustry and efforts will be faithfully directed
to thes- important objects. The morals Of
the youth committed TO his charge will like
wise be attended TO.
An experience Of twenty-five years in the
business of teaching, during which time he
has been ut the head of some OF the most
respectable academies of the country and
the previous advantages of n liberal educa-
ton, justify the subscriber in the belief that
he will be able To acquit himself To the salts
faction Of those who may patronize him.
lie boards, for the present, IN the family Of
Mrs. Griggs, who can accommodate few
young gentlemen, who will be under the i'm
mediate control and direction ofth Principal
EDWARD HUGHES.
Charlestown, Jan. 10, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10

sPRIHGTIELD, MASS. DEc. 26.
Marching OrdeTS.-In the u. y. Armory in
tins town, there are employed about go men.
For somewhat more than year, they have
been making some effort to have their wages
increased-they having been for the last ten
years about % per cent less than was for
merry received Application was made TO
the War Department by representative Of
the laborers, about year since. During the
summer, committee Of three gentlemen,
appointed by the Department, met in this
town, TO examine the subject Of the applica-
ton, and make report Of the result Of their
Investigations. Within few days, an order
has been received from the Secretary, d.
recting the discharge Of fry Of the men en-
PioJed IN tho Armory, in thirty days from
date Gsssns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10
Public Sale.

~tLL be sold, on Tuesday the ODD inst.
w At the subscribers residence, about
2 miles North Of Charlestown, all his farming
Stock, consisting of
Hagons, Pioughs. Gears, &c.
Also-Horses, Cotos, Sheep,
.96om 40 head Of Hogs,
together with great variety Of valuable ar
ticlcs too numerous to particuiarize.
credit will be given until the LIST Of Au-
gust, 1883, on all sums over Five Dollars, the
purchaser giving bond and approved security.
Sums under FIVE, cash. Sale TO commence
carly i'll the day.
JACOB HIEDwHOL.
Jan. 10, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10
NOTICE.


Having been for several years in possession
OF concern Of Mr.. Nathan Shepherds Pa
tenf. Tor making and vending his ointment.
known by the name Of DIR Judkins' Patent
SPECIFIC Ointment, and said Nathan shep-
herd having obtained a new patent thereon,
and ! have likewise renewed with N. Shsp-
herd the same interest I held before. il il
deemed necessary that public notice be Civ
en- OF the circumstance. Having devoted
much time and care during the above period !,
m preparing this ointment, and been ins,ru.
mental IN giving il the general character 10
sustained. with whatever Improvement in ell
this time has been received. . present il to
public attention. rs heretofore. he genuine
ness 81 me ointment may be knorrn by he Ia
bel around he oinime,li put thus,
"Msde ,aod sold, wholesale and retail.
near Frederick. Md. by CHARLES HERS.
TONS, concerned IN the patent right"
CHARLES HERSTONs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10
A GAND>
Nathaniel Myers, House
Joiner.

O ETURNS his sincere Acknowledgment s
II U TO the inhabitants of Charlestown and
it, vicinity, for the liberal encouragement he
has met with. and would inform them that he
has erected a shop at his residence on Con-
gress-Street, near the public square, where
he has, and intends To keep, Sash Of all sizes,
Blinds, Doors, Chimney Pieces. &c; and he
would particularly call their attention to spc-
citnens Of his work in stair building, open
newell, continued rail with scroll sc. pulpits,
porticos; fancy sash, both of lead and Of
woodland all kinds of House Joinery. lie
IS erecting horse power machinery, for exc
cutting great deal Of work in his line, which
v III enable him 30 despatch i. more promptly.
Under all these considerations, and his unre-
m'ted attention, he hopes TO merit continu-
ance Of public favor.
Jan. 10. ls33-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10
Read this!
FINAL NOTICE.

AvlNG disposed Of my stock Of goods in
IL this place, my arrangements for the fu-
ture renders II important that I should wind
up my business during the present month.
most earnestly solicit all persons indebted to
me 10 call and make settle ment before the
Jir'f Of February nerf. As I expect To leave
tins place about that time, il will be necessary
TO place all claims then unsettled ia salt.
j sincerely hope this reasonable request " i'll
be promptly attended 20.
can be found Ct my room, directly over
MIR. Davenport's Office, two doors below the
store formerly occupied by me.
GEO. w. HAMMOND.
Charlestown, January }, 1923.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10
Trust safe.

Nf virtue 81 q decd % trust, executed 10
~ The subscribers on the 2fth day u May,
1882, by George W Lock, which - of record
~ the County Court Ofiice &C jefferson coun-
", for The purpose Of securing s1ndry debts
reeiied and set forth IN said deed, We shall
sell, N the highest bidder, for cash, on the
llth day q January, lr33, All tiic right, title
interest sDd claim, ~ The Sud Geo. W Lock.
~ and 70 ne estate, both real and personal
81 his Decreased father, the late John Lock of
Sehersou county, OF - much thereof ~ shall
IL sutiieient - satisfy all the debts, together
via iDterest aud coat named ~ aid trust
deed. The sale will take place N front 81
liitles hotel, Al ~ o'ciock. such title a.
&c have, believed 10 be ipdisPutable, vii BE-
eonteysa ~ TIE purchasers
wM CLEVELAND,
LEONARD SADLEs,
Dec. 90 Trustees
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10

HNklic E<sIe

" Ill: be sold, on Monday the 18th inyf.
AZ we residence Of the Subscribers, 10
perry, viz: f'
Horses and Gears,
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs,
Ono good plantation Wagon.
Ploughs and Harrows-I uttint. BOX kr,n
Wheat and Rye in the GROUND.
Aud number Of articles not necessar, to
mention.
credit Of nine months will be given NJ,
all sums over S., the purchaser giving bond
and approved security. Sums of 8, and IN
der, must bo cash. Sale 10 commence early
in the day.
ZiLLAH & MARY CHAMBERLAIN.
Jan. J. ls33
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10

WILL be sold, 10 the highest bidder.
w Gu Friday The ASIA issf. at the late re-
s'dence Of John Lanon, decd, in Charles
town.a great variety Of personai property
consisting, In part, Of the following articles;
One Horse, Saddles, and one Cow,
One template Stove-one six-piate do.
One new Rife-2 Dye Kettles,
Three plain Looms-l Coverlet do.
Ono pair Fly Slays-Gears, Reeds, Shuttlcs,
sPoois' TemPiesSWarping Mill, sc. sc.
A credit Of nine months will be given on
all sums over s., the purchaser giving bond
aud approved security. Sums under IS, mus,
DC cash. Sale to commence ut 10 o clock.
MARCY 4. LAMON,
Jan. 10, 1923. cry,;x
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10

RasnasrNH.

EFT the subscribers residence, near ka-
~ bictOwn, on Saturday evening last,
negro girl named MARIA, between u
and % years old, of the mIidle size, and has
au unusual quantity q white In her eyes.-
She Was lately purchased Of Mr.. william y.
l.ock, IA Chsriesiown, aud IN all probability
she . nov lurking IN t0vn 81 the immediate
Beighhorhood. reward 81 Ten Dollars val
BE- gwen n taken up and eon6eed 80 that
get her sgain, az for her delivery % me ~
ny Residence. JOSEPH MYERS.
ian. TO- is33
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10

BALT1soHs, JAs. \.
FLOUR-The wagon price, Up 10 tlse sIose %
tbis day, has been uniform throughout the veck
- IS 50. A considerable portion Of the week.
receipts, however, has been ssOrrd on accoosa Of
she country ovhers, vbo are unwilling 10 submit
10 The pTesens price.
ALEXANDRIA, JAZZ. s.
FLOUR. II thursday the wagon Price of Flour
opened ~ IS IS, about the middle of the day %
suddenly gave say snd fell Immediately 20 S 60
Yesterday The eurren, price wss "a Sales have
been made from stores 81 from i25 n ~, but
little b. had u these prices holders u higher
prices noi being siiling 10 submit q loss Il pgr-
scnt One caase 1t the decline - vant 81 YES
seis' bit the sesther has been, add eonsinuss to
Be, 20 remarkably fine, that We nsy reasonably
iook soon Zee ehsngs IN t'is psr'isaiar
Cnsrffe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10
FARM for Rent.

ME subscriber wishes to rent the farm
belonging to the heirs Of William Me-
Endree, decd, situated on the west aide oil
the Shenandoah river. Those disposed 10
rent will please call on the subscriber and he
will give them all the information they may
desire concerning said farm, and the terms.
Possession will be given as early rs the 9Th
of February next.
JOHN n. McENDREE.
Jan. 10, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10

Yiyginia SsnAfoy.--tye are grsti6ed to learn
through the Virginia Times, that Judge Bar
hour wiil not suffer his bauSe 10 b. used In
opposition 90 Mr.. Tyler, and have every rea-
son % believe therefore that Air. r. will BE-
returned 10 the senate. without opposition
from any quarter .fisx GaE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10
Letter from L p w. B.lch. Esq. Attorney AZ

Letter rom l. Y. W. Bach, Esq. Attorney As
law. Frederick CITY, Md.
Mr. Charles tIerstons-- Sir, I deer IL prom
or to s,ate, for the benefit Of the public. thu,
several years since two Of my children were
affected with scaid head Of an inve,ersto
character. Ny family ply sielsn, DIR. joni r.
wilson Of Leesburg, Va who IVES very skill.
iui and judicious ins his practice, in vain en-
deavored by every means to effect n cure -
AZ length Judkins' 0in,men, was spplied,snd
The affection was permanently relieved. We.
~ respectfully, your obedient servant.
l.. r. w. BALCH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10
FROST BITES

FROST BITES
BSinn0re County, October 2, 1921.
About four winters ago. vas severely fross
bitten in both feet, and became quite lame.-
Every succeeding winter brought forth tho
severity Of the disease. heard Of Judkiaa'
ointment and had IL applied. u acted like =
charm, completely curing me in shor, time.
EDWIN ~. sHELMERDIHE.
Jan. J. 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10

The mail from Richmond, due on Sunday Lest,
Na' not received here until yesterday, add that
due yesterday, also failed. Consequently, We
have no AdSioes this week from the Legislature,
through our Correspondents Dur IAS dates from
that piece ere up 20 1hursday last, II which time
the SOuh CsrOlins subject vas still under discus
Sioa IN the House Of DtIeKsscs.