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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-25
a DEMONSTRATORS SAIE al

a DMlNiSi kAIORS SALE OF SLAVES, Sc
In w ~ We sold al tie late residence OF Abner Smith
deed in the OF powhaian on Wednesday the 7I
December next Gir, il not, ON the next fair day
meIeai'ef' aud 10 soAihu1 from day 10 day until COM
lag oil hosahsid atd kitchen HrniIure plantation utensils
mules e@sS sheep hogs, crop OF corn, fodder SC Fog
al SUNS ABOVE %, cIed Oh six months VIII be ali0wed
zoe "SHs "lh aPRO security, to bear interest Iros The
s'S' bui 'e nehest 10 be renhed IL Ih9 principal be
pube'naly paid For all So and under cash VIII
be quired.
Ana on the same day shall oGer eor sale for cash se
Sera very ys'uable Negroes belonging the estate os
said smith, deedAl persons having claims against the
said Estate, will make them known me on or before th
day OF sale Those falling do So may expect this no.
iice TO be plead in bar their GLAZING
HENRY GORDON,
administrator IF timer Smith decL
Nv 25h, 1894 bs4s
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COyM.MUNICA1HD.
HENRIco INsrRucTGIT T,Sis'

The Cbdlrmeu OF the two committees request that those
persons ihoid ng instruction papers will ail have
the -s"- al the Court house the frst Monday in De-
cen,ber, e. next Monday.
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FRNO MANUFACI URERS.-A person onaIi6sd 80
Il manage Cotton Factory, who can give saIisfscto.
~ reference. wishes situation in healthy location in
TO r. C., Laurel Cotton Works New q arden CLes,er
County, Pa, will receive prompt attention.
Nov. 2Os ssuA
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a DEMONSTRATORS SALE-WillGe .oI,I or ,,,e,

a DMINtSTRA1OR'S SALE-WHI he sold on 4 ues-
IA day. The III day OF December next at the late vel
ling aud compiling ioUin OF Garland r. Mitchell deed
on lNh street, near Messs. Dunlop Moncmre & Co =
auction store, all Of the Household ord Compsg room.
iOr"ture I" 'he arseassd--s@ong-t which are, side.
board, Wardrobe, SOLE card tables bureau large and
perior MIRROR and maDiel CLASSIFIED, bedsteaJ Il 6no
brass lender shovel, Ongs, &ca very superior maboga-
ny COMPUTING loom DESK aud press aud many other arf-
ces -Aso superior BGTOHehe and HayHsss nearly AZ
good a. hewa FIST rate rdiHg Horse Saddle and BTi-
me hsiuis-Six mouths circuit al sums OF hi,y
dollars and upwafdcosb for all sums under that amount
Good negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed will be &c.
gued, los 4 IT the credit purchases Sale 10 commences
at 10 % luck. LANES RAWLINGS,
9dHs'r If Garland III. Mitchell, deed
November %. hS-ids
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DAVID CAMPBELL,
REUBEN BRADLEY,
THOS. MccULLOCH.
AplNcpoN, Nov. lI,l. lsa4.

ABINGDON, Nov. Ill., 1884.
GENrLEMES:-Yo commune alton dated October
2Ti was received the l ins aud in the same spirit
which ciaracterzss he enquiries which you have pro-
pounded to me- proceed briefly, aud, as trust, sasac
torily, 10 reply thereto have held as cardinal
principle obviously deduct lie from the frame OF our Co.
vernen that il i. the right OF the people instruct aud
the duty OF tie Representative 10 obey those
unless they require the violation OF pinc
ple IN which case, held 10 Le the ob, ous duty Of tie
Representative 10 surrender thu which has Ell
conhded TO him. la order that the constituent body may
select All agent whose views OF the Constitution i'll al.
low him 10 yield To those instructions.
In reference TO the Chief object OF your comu mic aon
state without hesitation. that entertain the opinion
that IN Joriiy OF Ur People oi the district have the no
nor 'orrpresen in the Senate OF the State are opposed TO
the re election OF Benjamin w. Leigh Esq., TO The Senate
OF The United State: and believing further ia that ma
joiy wish the election Of gentlemen ,.ill give
hs support 10 The present Administrator, shall there
give my vote 10 that ivua upon whom the friends OF
the present Administration, ia the approaching session of
The Gsnera Assembly OF ViignA may deem it proper to
unite.
IN conclusion, gentlemen, il alfIrs pleasure. in
rendering my grateful egmens fr the frank and
KIND manner III which you have made your comInunca-
TOM and with great respect subscribe myself your
low citizen, JOHN KELLER
To Cen David Campbell, Reuben Bradley, Etq, COL
Thos. McCuloch. COnmitfe.
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

Married on tho 18th ni by tue John A. Bllincscy at
sToeknoek Nj Richard lii Ann
daughter oil lewis Ra~Lnss, ESQ s9oiIsykaui
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NoilCE i hereby io bid all iox hunting shooIing
taking down fences aud all other spases upon NV
premises alter this date SAM Al ROCK ire
Malveru Hill, Nov. 23I, 1884, 5s-,yaw
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"A rElilION VIII presented 90 tie next LeeigI..
IN sure, Tor 80 increase % tolls on Msyos Biidge
NOV. I. l53-Ntwl Abigail MAYO.
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A DMINiS KA1Ok'S NOIlCE-An persons ia
IA debed to- the estate OF GdTIdnd m Mitchell, late
u'e' chant % Richmond deceased hereby notified aud
required TO make i1nedie paJ nett 10 the
And al persons having claims sinst The same estate will
pfessBl issm daily authenticated, for payment.
JAMES RAW LlNGs, 4dRinfslJafor
Of G0Jiund II .AfiehsH deceased
November 25 5s-3m
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THNO PRINT Ek<.--fAo ype upon which His paper
n y printed IS offered for ale, cheap aud viii be-
ready o' dehVety on The Lit q Oecember Apply Ibis
Office. AlsO-A hrstfate Washington Press made bv
IIIs Of New Yoik
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VIE Onhers gned derOus 81 cO.iug lis adniipistrs-
~ nen, aud hi accordance with the wislies Of The dnl
begeiess, sarsesy ash respectfully requests all persons
Indebted io be Eaie Of John Iomes dee b. 10 ,ate nav.
nent by he hist OF January nex and al portions having
claims against said Estate. are required TO psesenf Them
Ior settlement, prapefly authenticated OF tbs ~ be used
- plea 10 bag " fser recovery
EZEKIEL s. TALLEY.
Afp'inisrafOy n JOhn Ionss tied.
Hanover Nov - 54-wss,-
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-10-23

attached. AT half past be descended
where the water was nine feet deep, aud
walked the distance of a quarter OF q
mile, towing the boat; when be ascend
ed and wished TO know if the specie
tors were satis6ed-if not he would de.
scend again. The unanimous reply
was, "you have done well-we are salts
fed" He then took off his apparatu.
and landed amid the hearty cheers Of
the multitude.
The Mercantile Journal of Frida,
gives the following description OF tbis
diving apparatus for promenading the
Ocean.
"a large cap made of lead, with a
circular glass in front, and weighing
about IS lbs. envelopes the head and
rests upon the shoulders, to this the wa
er-tight India rubber dress is Affixed
The air is conveyed into the cap by
means of tubes made of India rubber
cloth, through which it is propelled by =
forcing pump kept in the boat or vessel
as the case may be. Shoes made of leac
weighing several pounds each, aresalsc
worn. AT the depth Of "a feet no in
convenience is experienced from sup
porting this weight, which should be
graduated according to the depth Of the
water"
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-10-23
boston, SEPTEMBER 70.

SUBMARINE DEscENsIoN. Mr.. Nor
cross made his submarine descension''
yesterday afternoon, on the north side
of the western avenue. before a crowd
OF about 'w"tbou.aud people. Helefl
Braman's bath IA 5 p. NJ. in q boat
with several # ~, ir nds, which was
brought to ab<r two hundred yards
west of the BAH He then affixed .
his head the APP ,"ius wei hing &c, IN
ty-hve pounds, and resting upon Iii,
shoulders, with bic India rshbsr drs,s
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-10-23
WESTERN EDUCATION sn"k STORE,
AND PAPER WAREHOUSE,
Main, between 4th and 5th Sts., Louisville, XIV.

" N ihLOOA, DiCkERMAN q w.,
w respectfully advertise that they
have formed connection ia business as
Booksellers, Publishers and Stationers, and
having adopted the above designation, are
IN complete supply, and now offer for sale,
large assortment of School, Classical,
Law, Medical, Theological, and MiscelIa-
neous Books. Also, School; Philosophical,
Astronomical, and Chemical Apparatus,
and Mathematical Instruments, Specimens
in Geology, and Mineralogy, Globes, Maps,
Oh, rts, &c.
w. ID. & Co. design to have their store
nartic, Iarly adapted to supply the wants of
Teachers, School Committees, Library
Companies and Country Merchants-and
having selected their stock with reference
to this object. they are prepared to fill or
ders for every thing in their line, at prices
lower than have hitherto been paid in this,
market.
The demand for school books, and every
thing calculated to advance and facilitate
Education in the western country, has in
duced them to be constantly supplied with
all the important and popular works on ed
ucatIon as soon as issued from the press.
Their stock of Miscellaneous books is
very extensive, consisting of great num-
Der of Authors in every department Of Lit
erature and Science, and has been selected
with great care from all the principal cities,
and extensive publishers in the several
states in the Union. .
The improvements in modes of teaching,
have induced them to keep constantly for
sale complete assortment of school appa-
ratus, consisting of Orreries; Globes, Ce-
estial and Terrestrial; CiaAton's Pneu-
matte Apparatus; Section models of the
Steam Engine; Electrical and Galvanic
Apparatus; Season Machines, and Pyrem-
eters; with variety of other kinds, all O.
which are of different prices, according tc
size and execution.
Their Paper Warehouse connected with
their Book Store, will enable them to fill all
orders for every kind Of printing or writing
paper, which they can afford at reduced
prices. ,
Their Stationary will be complete, con-
ssing Of all kinds and sizes of Blank
Books; Qails Of every quality; Counting
House. School and Fancy inkstands; Copy
Books; Drawing and Lead Pencils; Music
and Music Paper; Penknives; Newman.
Osborn's and Reefs superior Paints; Per.
r'en, Oh!Ique and Steel Penns every kind
Black and Red Printing and Writing Ink
American and imported Stationary of all
kinds
Having Bindery and Ruling Machine
attached to to their Store, they can ruiz,
and bind books to any pattern. All kinds
of Record Books; Execution Dockets; Ap.
pearance Dockeis, &c. kept constantly on
hand.
Teachers; country merchants school
committees; yceums and libraries supplied
on the most accommodating terms.
Orders respectfully solicited and punct-
ually attended TO. Books ordered, when
not on hand, will be obtained if practical
bic. All our books furnished on the most
reasonable terms.
Subscriptions received for all the popu-
lar Periodical throughout the country.
Feb. q. 1884. [4O--6w1
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BOOKS! BOOKS!
WILCOX, DICkERMA.N g. co.
Booksellers, Stationers, and Binders,
MAIN ST. LOUISVILLE, Ky.


Booksellers, Stationers, and Binders.
MAIN ST. LOUISVILLE, Ky.
ExANE for sale, wholesale and retail, an
extensive assortment Of Classical, Law.
Medical, Miscellaneous and School Books
Cap, Letter, Printing and Wrapping paper;
Stationery in all its variety; Blank Books
ruled and bound to any pattern; Binding
in all its branches neatly executed.
The attention of country merchants.
teachers and others, is respectfully solicit
ed to their stock and prices; as they pledge
themselves to sell as low as any other
house in this city, and that their prices
shall be uniform. They will not offer q
few articles at reduced prices, and depend
upon gutiing customers on the balance Of
the bll-or beaping abuse on their neigh
bors for profits or support s..f1k
Louisville, Ky., April Is. fS34-47-6t.
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LOTS FOR SALE
In JACKSONVILLE

The subscriber will sell on wednesday
the 22d of Oct. at Auction number Of
lots situated in the west part of the town,
about an equal distance from the Court
House and the College. They are in the
Immediate vicinity Of the Female Semina-
ry now in progress, one wing of which will
soon be completed, and of the Presbyterian
and Episcopalian churches. A prosperous
Female Academy, and an interesting Ia
FAINT School, are now in successful operation
IN this part of the town, under able and
experienced teachers, making excellent To-
cations for any who may wish to educate
their families. f ,.b
ERO CHANDLER.
Jacksonville Sept. 8. 1884. No 10 ids.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
a CARE.

1--WE subscriber, having returned iron
BALTIMORE, ~ prepared 10 attend to ths
practice Of hrs profession, IN all rs vario,l.
branches.
lie embraces thu. opportunity OF staiin=
that he ~ particularly prepared 10 attend q
Ob,;etr'c5i eases. ard "Diseases Of Uon-,
aHt Chid'eR" 40 general. Aud having turned
has attention exclusively to the study and
practice Of has profession, he is determine
% dispose OF his APoiheeary Establishment
lie has just renewed his stock Of fre.h
DRUGS and MEDICINES; which render.
has assortment complete. The business nav
be rendered quite lucrative. The establish
ment wall be disposed Of at first cost. Tho>..
disposed 90 purchase wiiI find q 60 their al
vintage TO apply speedily. The pub'ie'-
hu'abl. servant, r A. NIeNEiII
She herdst0wn Dee. 4. I-JI-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

INTENDING Ga leave The State, . Ger Ger
II sale the FARM uIon Ehich Q Hse. con
tanning 3i1 acres Of Limestone land. flsfeis
Purrhssed OF Ambrose Cranser. Ia. ly-ss.
upon the maia road from Manchester a
Ch7riestoWn, between GODS iayern 49,
the W hite House. and - fihia \ f. . L,sssdr.d
yards Of the WInchester aa4 PO;oazse Eaal
Road.
The early completion OF ILis rosa. zbsch
viii be m operation IN les than ueiTe months
will dO1ttless enhance oOnsi5erzbI, IznS.
which lie near il, opening direoi and sPees,
communication - Ith the Baltimore n2rket-
The farm - one Of the hest an lie Deic.sor-
hood, the price moderate, ard trims acoo N
naodatIns. If not sold before Cav c-parlsrr
II will be leased for = term of yeSrN-
! w>h also TO rent out, for The ensure
year, an estate belonging O. Tie Rev CharSe.
w. Andrew, m the ReighboT5ood Of Esiti<-
town, containing 900 acres Of IanJ-ny era.,.
growing upon the premises 10 be taken "a the
contract The 'erms OF the lease arc 1dssa-
tageous 10 the reIfer.
have also lOr sale, quantity oI psr~oaaI
property Of every description. among uArh
are ffteeo valuable draft horses. 6lts hesa 81
stock cattle, a number Of sheep. and ssock
hog also 5000 bushels Of oats, n qusnfIsy s4
corn and rye, together IN all the Imtls-
ments and tools generally uscs m farming.
such As wagons. carts. pIoush>. &e
FAIRFAX ASIIINGTON.
Nov -, IS3i-I.
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RF.N.su.gN.

"TAs eoo.ssst.,i O. ite Ist e D. Frr.
~ - Gouass - - f.t ~ g 80
'ra'~F Nsrrp Nss t1nrs Bttt. uha
agf - etr1Fet fr1a fsr1fce Asrhart. of
Aais lsat 81 f.rusris ss.1.Es5 O. S4l ss
fpr-f. - srstsr~k farrtv. "a uh8 -ati
~ - It1rars Dave. q ii1-rr,f1rr saai
fr-fo = t,s--t - gs1rs e 80. 5 frrs ~ p
i''rff- t7g.. - - tsrk rcratls &C. ard h8s
= ~ - afff - farat 80 1s.f o1- o. ~ ief,
haFf ~ rHrsr - fssf.s,-si 3D. rou1r for
$50. F-pts - rs-Fsrts. - ~ rksr-rs.
cfifrs - saas ra-zaag ell - Esro-ss "a
80 ihs lss tHsfts UN 20 GEfGf.s
--ar p. l~ll lsfrr Ere~sr-s g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

WILL di-Pose Of a small. bui yer, G,r-sle
U FARM. containing tao hundred ss.d wee
Z, five acres of isSd-sbouf ca e hlch At
cleared u - ~eil waite red. AID urrsurp~.-s,s
IN eligibility oi situation ana itrtIiIiy 81 .@.sl
u - ~ I;hIa tao aIles u Chsrle>ie.a. (tIse
county seat Of Je6erson, } And hst of Hsrr.r~-
Ferry. and - ma the ne x hboIhocd of sestrai
boe merchant sd!s aud tise great ,s.E-.Ie-
nsents recently erected. The LuIiasr-s are
ss,ch as To suit PLAIN farmer.
Dever-faIlIn. >ir.sla Of water rs-ssn-
through ih's farm, affords n ESost cNot fIaIi
site for \ mil.
Possession will &c given on the 6rsi dsS e
January NEXT The farming uienssl.. sissk
and about 80 acres Of gram Jusi seeded. ulss
be had al valuation
Tsr~s.-one fourth &c tie rorr hs~c -s0nrs
IN hand-ihe after payments 10 sul I.sr, hs~-
erS, pro- iaisr,a BE- yeis aIsHsHy \
deed of trust Go secure the after "a. aseli-.
will be required.
Communications for infor nation mat -
directed To ChariesiOun. Jri rsoa equity
Va, Pos,qsr pad.
JAMES l.. Ransom.
Oct -. ls3i-tf
sJ@Cs-Par ". weVsE. Esq Who - zel.
acquainted with the character Of tisi> fsi m
can give tnGuIrers correct information In re-
ference 20 a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

AND THE HYcrIAN SY>IFl

AND TIE HNGEIAN SYSTEM
Fs-s ~ -if.i-raBai H.s-h.E-,r. - d. NJ :.
sest-sits "a Esr. ALtn.sh1A G..rHflA
"Ia THIS age Of theory and rxTcrimoIs ~
az S-PsstBeus- of >scssis-sa tss.lsiIcs me-
ehszi-s- agriculture. is~. yhssIc. at.e theUi,-
~. nothing seeus, destined a. sfzi,e tissi can
- shaken On the theory nd pr1ciioe a
sasdScsns. ~ N every thHg -t-c, All tAIncs
are afoat- ODe school curcs eHers thug -
caIOe1el and the Inject atsfhcr. ~ sfcxulHS-
and sseaiIn--a third. 81 purEfg m \ hong
LIT Of eathart5cs-a fourth. an Eiafsi,On sd
Doctor Nature souaetsns-- blord. >ssB.ilEst-
sweat. sosa-tiH-e. purge, a. THE PaisoEf L.ss
seea % require
Nu- so>srtEra iEtcr vos tsi'ss coSl T,1I4rrr Ines
" Who csn decide when Docfa-. disagree
Bat - our mann has teen. ETttK AZ ti.sss-.
IN the ts>t. and hold f1si that - i.s,A - yuac.
&c have tired IA our OHn hou-.issia AID
an0o<st or friends and DsIeili.S.-s. ~ EA
great pleasure and success, tile n, - TAI 49,
EN-. so-aetImes eSiisd Nurs-OnTsus ~ -Ite
uoFison Pills such have beer or a. s-
renee aud Obsers ation Il tie inDOorb,t
usidne,.. and eElcsey az thEs cumrusr, loi,.
that froua tie most dr. inier-ssed yrTDoig.s-s q
oeaesOIesee We usu-t recOussseId fist m 10 Tie
Afflicted Who have tired many u.Inex gAfu.
30 maay Ob1urzfe diseases 81 tie stomach
and bo~eis and of tic uhole system tHRe
beeL relieved, or Per1ecfls caTud - thsIA
that taey are worthy of trial, e<7roIsiiy n.
all those czSes ia ShIch other re-Dce e. Asnt
faIied Beng vegetable composition fi.ss
are perfectly ilsSosEf. ~hsrh y ssaH.r =
great deal n tbs guilty ae-. ard beng NffS
hsFPy cont TnstIun, tbey can snJtre 10 con-
.trtutIon when used according 10 the EriI,oe
directions EDITOR
- The sub-crihsrs LsIIn= hccn BTT,ofsi-
ed sole agents for vending tie oClrtrEioe
Hs<,iEa Jair,TssI -Nedicsnss an tie SUITE al
Virginia, beg leave 60 notify The ru.ilr. tlIs1
the genuine Medicines can o-,is be ProcrH-e
directly from them. o. sub-AerIt.s duiy 1u-
tkorIsed By them. ard that a. n further -cus-
rIty against eounierfer-, tseh JiacIsf q Tic
SsHsIHS medicines - sized n. Henderson 4
Soa- State agents for Virginia ard Also. IA
the sub-3=e.t for tic trspccfHe tsUn az
eoCaty where II nav ~ otl,ree foG sBIe
II. HENDERSON q son
Fredericksburg. Nov. ,. l-3s-
- B. Persons wishing 90 G.b;aln TIC H--r,-
~ for the sale 81 the HboFe NcdicIr% fcr
any town or county IN The Sss.e. al plea =
assdr.ss post paid 20 A.. Henderson n son.
fredericksburg. D.HES
Authorized Aernfs are
t.corEv tiun.IA.r,ys. CfG-.ozfs.-.
ttfssss ShrPf~rs'n. Rlri,,a.sd
y. q Susn, Pcf~s5t-5s.
q HsH. .NS-f.d
W iiir-ras y tieto-. L,-csEr-
Goo y kH..,rs, FGr---si7r
BrsEE a ksIiy. Glsgr ISft-r-sle.
J, -. T. BrcssiRriige. Siet-.fs-
E-ury v. Nsrt. % fnrl.-ste-
1si.s 4 Cookus. S54rJ.l,--ss. fs.-7s.
VA i4ors, .H1rE.nsbtr,y
u IsvrrIug. HT-fs-r-F,--u
X g. Szind-rs. l@cabBr.v
Nv.kS - Ir,Ilstos. .sEaLAeia-z.
Sbsslls - bHuu. Sc.era.
is. " Pz,n-. % a-rr-zrsH
yzu4es ~. Nzll-. CR,;~;.c- q
WA Z. Jrssr. Lsntissr~4- rsff..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

Burke. in ms history OF the Commons
Of Great Britain. gives a voluminous
account OF the gcnealogy OF the ccle-
brated Daniel O'Conncll, of whom j,
would appear George ". spoke the
truth, when he nick-named him Kin
O'Connell ;" Is Daniel is descended
for many hundred years from line N
Milesian kings who once rciyncd IN
Limerick. Kerry. and Clare. and have
always been distinguished Tor their bra.
very and wealth. Daniels uncle. Col.
Count O'Connell. was a general in tn,
armies OF Louis XVI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

a romantic occurrence recently TOOK
place near LuxembuTs. \ Young la
dy was bitten by the dog al gentle
man to whom she was bctroihed. The
lady died Of hydro?bobia. and the To-
Yer blew out his brains and was buried
IN the same grave with his ia1zor1fa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
&rhOoI books.

WUST received, and for sale. q, ii.e
o. 'harle>town APotbeeAry = Book Store
(frrn Bos'sn,l large supply ~ S,'tooi Bpok :.
e"nNSi'oS Il Latin, Greek. Frvush. and IA Il, "a
Uom" e shiri, a. foil rs. O. ait
go, 'r1ch's liis,rTy e thu United State
Walker Ssh1pI Dictionary
Murray i-rE- school Grammar; ditto, s5fij-~,l
by P,,,n.m
National R.-ss-r. Young Astronomer
t'risnshas's IIisiory e the a. State: ditto I'm
land. ROM, sad Greece. at, the ,I',-,iiass
ii-vssri's dseou-try. American 10 Glass Box
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The Medical Journal relates cur.
oil deafness Of seine years standing. by
removing from the external auditory
passage Of the right car Of female %
seventeen years OF age, a cherry stone
which was put III her err by a play
mate, ten years ago.