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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ,
- a L.. A 4

September 4, 1891
MOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the prcptietor. Of
the Ceriica es Of the Five per Cent Stock created
~ pursuance oil an act OF Congress approved on he 81 of
Mac, ISL entitled An act 10 authorize the Preside MT
OF The United States 10 borrow not exceeding FIVE
millions OF dollars tat the certificates OF the said stock
WIZ be paid on The second day IF January nerf TO tie
poPHeiofs ereoi or their legal representatives, or tor
neys duly constituted the presen,sion and surrender
OF the said certificates at the Treasury at tie Loan OF
hce where the same may stand credited.
Notice is further giuen that no transfer Of tho eeri
hcdles OF said sock from the books OF tho Treasury q,
any Loan Office will be all. cd after first ay of De,
cembrr next Aud also that the interest on al ccrf.
Gates Of said stock will aud determine on the first
day OF January next. LEVI WOODBURY.
Secretary Of the Trtasuru s
oePlember IL 31-lAll2Jan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

6tHERiFF's SALE OF GLoUc ESTER Low GRoUNps
- PuTsuanto decree Of he Circuit Superior Cont Of
Law aud Cbancery for Henrico county, pronounced on
The lTb day oil February, 1884, 10 sun therein DEFEND
ing between the President and Directors Of The Literary
Fund, planiiIs, and Thomas Nj. Randolph and hers de.
iemdanis, shall proceed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder on
The premises the 18Th day OF October next The Tract
Of land in The proceedings mentioned, called Woodvlle
silUais IN The county OF Gloucester about eight miles
tom tie Court house. immediately on the public road
containing about five hundred and hirfy- four acres lie
greater pat low grounds Of good quality; has on il
very excellent cling and other houses
The neghbo hood 10 very respectable and agreeable and
it's very desirable Farm. Terms will be, third Of
be purchase money IN cash. for the ober two-thirds one
aud years credit will be allowed, upon the purchaser
giving bonds aud approved security. conveyance will
not be executed until the Court aforesaid shall direct
JOHN HUGHES, y. g.
Fer PeytoD r. NeIs0s, s. q. O.
September ~. 37-w5sy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

1870 THE PUBLiC.-Thc subscribers having pur-
Il chased the Establishment Qatey occupied by r. C.
B'-rD on valley street, and adjoining SeabrOoks Ware
House, beg leave 10 inform the public that III, are
pared TO take slaves Tor saekecpng The buildings are
strong and airy and consisl OF apare ns (or males
and lemaes,) together with comfortable Hospital The To-
eati isdy aud healthy with pumps the best water in
the yard Wesre prepared all times any facility
IN conveying slaves, ifom any part Of the city our ai
Tree OF charge. WM. III. GOODWIN,
HENRY N. TENPLEhfAN
August I6. 3S-n3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

EoiN ID. MUNFORD, attorney at Latu offers his
ID professional services 10 his friends and the public
his Office is at his residences and 9Th streets
September 8. 36-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

Appiicafon sill be made The next I.e.
gisiaiure Of Yifginis TO- the establishment Of pre-
einc Election 81 William Irvine. IN the lower portion Of
Tie county Of Cumberland. Sept. 30. 42-wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10
[DlYMoUrn rEMALE SEMINARY Mr. M,nA

D't MOb III FEMALE SEMINARY =. Mira Nina
u ANN SovrnGArE will resume the exercises OF her
SEMINARY for tho instruction Of young ladies' in The county
Of King and Green, the 5, January. 1880 The seho.
as,c term will contain months divided into two se
Sims. win the usual suspension In the summer
Tho branches taught by Mrs. S. are. Odbocraphy.
Reading, writ ug, Arithmetic, Gramtnar, Bellies I.ttfes
Com osion Geosrsphy.wi,h the Of Maps aud Globe.
Natural Philosophy Chemistry. Natural. Ancient aud
Modern Hi"ory, and the French language
TEams--Bosrdug aud washing Tor the term of ten
months Sioo payable, qnsitey insdvsnce with an add.
'onel charge Tor French OF $to--esch young lady fur
ns.nx her own bed, bedding. els, and candes--Dsy
pupils will be be admitted a, $40
No pupil will be received ior shorter time tb,, tho
remainder OF The term alter charge TO
admission, and no deduction for absepceBcd aud bedding
il furnished, So. .
Is extremely desirable hat parents would enter their
CT idren al me commencement OF the session. as IL il
neis"y sometime before regular Of instr uction
can proceed-itis frequently discouraging 10 those ho
COM iae 10 osertsk- those no have at an earlier
petioi The young lies will have access to well Sc.
lec'e, hS,ary The discipline rill be strictly moral ard
IA ena' bu prompt comPsuce with rules will be rcqur-
ed. Books Stationery. &C., will he furnished f requisite.
September 20. 4i-w7w
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Gentoutcr 1907

---,,x.u. September 4, 1884.
~ HEREAS, notice has been given t,is day. by This
Wv Department, 10 The propfefos of the certificates
oil the Five per Cent. Stock, in pursuance of an
act OF Congress, approved the o Of March entitled
IN act TO authorize The Pres lent Of the United States
to borrow sum not exceeding FIVE millions Of dollars
tat The cettieaes OF the said stoc vii be paid Oh tie
second day OF January next Hud tcheTeds some of the
popTie'ors OF the said stock may desire the nj
OF their cerlcates previously the Aforesaid second dsy
OF January next NOfce rs nor giUen The popieors Of
said stock that transferring the certificates >fhefeof TO
The United States they will be psd the amount thereof
together with The Interest which shall haze accrued there
Oh 10 the day OF payment.
The certificates be transferred i'm Tie usual man
nef, al the Loan Office where the same may stand cred.
ted ADD on the ian'er being certified The Secretary
oi the Treasury, the amount will be forthwith transmit
ted in draft, payable 10 tie order OF the seller Tie in
tefest III be calculated tie day on which in q r,pu
lar course OF the mall the money might be received on
the drsft At the plice where the transfer - made
Perons DESTROYS Of selling, will find facilities Tor thst
object by appying to any OF the selected Deposite Banks
III the State in which they reside.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
.'pt IL ts7-isf2Jan1 secretary effhc Treasury.
EEEDiCAL COLLEGE Of The state OF South caro-.
I'VE Ina - The Lectures III this institution will begin
on tie second Monday IN November next and close IA,
the fret Saturday in March following
ahdtomy-J. Edwards Hobfook. NJ. d.
DemonstrGto' NJ Anatomy-JnO BellDger, 81. d.
Surgery john Wagner NJ. d.
Institutes and Practice If J8edeine-S. Henry Dick
son, NJ. u.
Cehusifg- Edmund Rsvenei, NJ d.
.Noferid .hedico-fIsnry K. Ffor, NJ. ID.
ObsfefricS-fh1mas G. Puoleau Nj. D..
PhysiOfogg- Jsmcs NOuitie IT,, III. d.
July 20 ''''' ~ Atm "a. G
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10 John .ncuorough, augustus Carson, and Eg-
bert Carson.

NOU will please take notice, that on Monday the 9th
III day OF October next between the rising and setting
o the Sun on that day, Hezekiab Ford. tavern in the
county OF Cumberland, in this State shall proceed to
Nke TIE Dispositions oil Stephen Cook aud others; and on
ednesday The 29h day OF the month"; beiw ecu the
rising AMI setting OF tho Sun that day, at the house Of
James B Anderson in the county aud State, shall
proceed to take the dispositions Of the said James b. An
derson-which dispositions 10 be read evidence in
SUI IN Chancery now depending in the Circuit Superior
curt OF Law and Chsncery for iisnico county, wherein
' p,aoun aud you are delendsn,s; the taking Of which
depo.i,ion. completed the days above
w be continued iom day TO day. at the sapc places un
Ill completed. Yours, &c. RICHARD A. RiSON
September 26. aI-wIx
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subscriber offers for his Farm in the lower
u end Of Henrico county, containing more than six
hundred acres There attached this tract about
seventy -hve acres oil swamp land Of superior quality
the greater part OF which is cleared, aud well drained
aud Is adapted TO tho growth OF whc,, corn oals and
grasses, aud about % of which, are well re in
timothy aud herds There is msr in the neiehbor-
hood OF this arm and has been recently
on H. OF supposed COOL qualify Being anxious TO dispose
OF this property will sell bargain
also otter Tor sale, my stock OF cattle sheen hogs
horses mules aud oxen farming ute nsl. Wagon c,rts
&c, &c-al or any OF which, will sell privately
Should not make sale before the 10th OF December
VIII offer publicly, in addition the above my house
bold aud kitchen iurnitureerops OF corn oder
&'., &c Terms made known OH application to purchase,
or on the day nj sale. G. NJ KEESEE
September 80. 42-uU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

FHtHE School, which is taught my house. i'm the
IL lower end OF Louisa and about eight miles nor n ef
Goochand courthouse, will he con 'nue, the ensuing
year, under the direction Of my son, Walter c. Shelton
lie lately graduated at llsmpden Sydney College, and
Is recommended by the Faculty Of that institution 10
The patronage OF parents and guardians, .as an insrue
Tor OF youth in all those branches OF edncation u.u
ally pursued in Academies and classical Schools" Hi.
pare Tor the lower branches OF English, will be Si5
and for The higher branches and Latin and (;r.ek Soo
will take few arders at SOS for the scho. s,ir
year OF 10 months, each boarer finding his bed &C
paying 30 IN addition, IL furnished by The school
will commence the 18th January next
Sept. 2. f2I-wSw1 WAI SHELTON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16

The eicc,'on ut Governor is rr,of eou,Ii,ive
Z 'hc Jscksn Van Buren, cauS,. - In a s.lro,i
q, =" the Legislature. Notwithstanding the assert
'"" Of the Enqur-r, that Nr Tssc~eii. IA.
elected b, the Estate Right f,i,asniSiI,stisn men.
"uc ic~ Ga, votes and son,c other tol,f,c,a,.. -
- q undertake 20 as-srt. NitI,",t the tear Il con-
sd''''or, that the Ai,ninistr~'on strength in th,.
81" houses does not cNccc, SRv
ID tac votes y,scn % MIR. Ta1c~cli 90 the final
.,tr, there s,rr ns l-'i Van Barren n,cn and #
t''il vote had b,cn nr,r,,lry. Nc 4 : numb, r
~onld have b.rn s~cllcd =, hLsriv e MIR WAIT,
.riends. Mr.. TsEr~cii. IL !, veil known. 4, Oh
fosed Tao Administration upon III thc leading
topics VI the day. and hr i d-cidcJl, and unaitera
81, opposed 10 Mr.. .n Burvn's sueccsDiou 20
,hr Precedence
", The election of Mr.. Ta-cwrIl. therefore.
Virginia has hscn e redeemed, I,I,cncrats., and
JiseUthr.ll,,L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
From The Richmond Paptr,.
FRIDAT, JAN. 8.
DEPOSITES.


Mr.. BAnBoUR gave notice that lac shouLl
not a. i"t'naicd, call up tho report Of che
select Committee on the DepOsites, as tho
Documents were not printed
Dir. GnnER hoped that tho gentleman
from CulpePer (NIr. Barbour) would conseu,
that the report be taken M, 20 give bin, m
opportunity of Offering tl4e follow ing as a sub.
,tinte To MIR. Itoanes substitute
R'soired, That the contract which IA.
been entered into between the Secrotary M
the Treasury and the Bank 81 Virginia. doc.
nos InVoivs tie cOnslitutioualiiy 81 The cxi,t.
'ng Bank oi the U. States, or Of any similar
institution which u may be contemplated IA
esiablishi nor does u involve the consider.
lion oi the removal ef the Federal Revenns
from The sad Bank II tLe 4. States. or tl,e
restoration thereof 10 the same. further tl,,,
10 require ihe Legislature promptly 4, inter.
pose its authority Tor tho purIssss Of r,,,rJ.
ing The rights and interests of thi. Common.
wealth, against tie dangerous consequence,
which ere apPrehendsd from such contract
This course being as.cutsd 10. AID Mr.
bAhnovEs motion 10 postpone 90 Tuesday.
b. ing iAs question.
VIC. .totsroE reminded The House That
NC general meeting OF tie Stockholdcr. ii
~ tbe Bank e. Virginia, would be held on
M'nhay, sod u We did not psss on that oar,
Of tie subject before the, day, We need boz
pc upon Rstall
Nr' haHrooe said be understood a spsei r.
proposition 90 TIC subject alluded to v,.,Gi
D. offered -
Nc. GitNUa urged The immediate eossi.ie.
i'""n ~ t'' subject. whieh. the LONGER a 80.
'p"ned' TIE more % uo,iid i.e smbarrs.st
- eAiFaueous consideration.
hr' Ns"sR ooniendod for The proprist, of
delay, AID dccmtd d unrca..,a,lo ti,.ttts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
F,sm Is. Rlelmerl W1ir cf u. sa ina



h'storlay H. t'cucrsl Ase-fntlv rr,,ee,,i.,f T.,
the election 81 Governor, ~ succeed t,,. ,r.s,t
incumbent. Gov FLOYD. Tor many weeks. mi.
election has caused thc highest a. gree 81 ,ntsf q
as indicative q The state OF liittai frftirs s,J
acotrrspopd'ug degr,-s n artivitv in he ,i,,,esi
circles o. this city. Zach party las charged a.,
o;hcr With u, ctn nc, ring tet d. truth r., I'D
AID tl,e iati admitted. o., 0I partils have need
ahthcr chufts u sccurr ther os ~ success. ans, to
deiri ut,ir nhser aries Thus q alss,s la
hcgn, and sivays gill b. snd iut b. al al, = o,,i,
70 70 Tor thc best a. rcas0ns tiiat tiins u aiusys
ias h,,a ~
lAlloton Wsllrr Tszrucn uns rs,,r,,,l g.,
VII Hooker Edvar, Wsits, Es,i ~ Urt,t,..rt
SO "oinInaied by NJ Wdsn Oh Il.s.t.,,. ~
i'l.i lhni'i, fuI ~ fhis ,ify uas na,.. ,,.f,.i
~ We N-,Arf % t,uotiisud JAIME. f,D..-
~, ~ 30 a. lto~thridgt. fs in.sohrr ooh.
llous'l vs. nousutufrd hr NJ. kneteis. "A
lisifisln. l.ut vihidasn - &C., fs,rfst of Nf
W. ll1~'l lirnsi il. ~ ptf b. T.s H6uu
We aftfrsl n0ffinatrts ~ eotif-.. s.,f s,,st,.I
rnloE bro D. hell g their nrfuiness. bud ID o., 4 /.
sa'a gcnersllr. nut NJ fasearil va st,.i
y H' MA sel, atd s,r,soltsl 90, t., era,f "a
hif hinN figuf ahitics aud Uniform ssII,..siDf e.
- lF.nfiplrs, iuioesi snd honor a. Nirg,r,,
20. W So eas slJcttrd o. a. az d1uitial arti,..
d.Hf N s7nc = BE- p1iiUcsi ienffs sfd .urf.yt.
~ ~ hifi-~tyf. si1n, Anti-Nu,i. .f.stisf. a,f u.
,.f 20 ffuelsniafiou. and alaolot NJ Cis, "a
''-'''' t'tn i'. obscure Zoo fIf 'ns Co.,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16

The Murderer of .ffis Gum inrin,l -
Having seen vrrv incorrect statement
published IN several pspe's respecting this
strongly susp'cioncd individual, We 1eru
II proper 10 state the following facts on
which tho suspicion ard his arrest wcrc
founded. Mr.. Stebbons i. q shoemaker
by trade. and at the time oC the murder
lived within a very short distance If tao
place where the murder WAS committed.
a lev minutes before the act wAs perpe-
'raied. Miss c. was 1T his house A rint.
Identified ~ belonging to her has been in
his possession. md which he .ays lie re-
eeived from lshy now IN Baltimore. a
handkerchief with blood On was also shown
by him 10 gentleman OF ih,- plsce. and
which he stated was given him by Mr..
Conner, person arrested Tor the murder.
and against whom he appeared >, prinri
pal witness, although AZ the trial he T,d
not produce the handkerchief These e,r
eumstsners. together with his great de
ere 10 convict ono other individual arrest
ed on suspicion OF being the perpetrator q {
the offence, have led 20 his suspicion and
srres'. The report OF the Stocking OF
Miss {. beng In his po.session. IS moor
rect. as well as many other rumors.
Cal RelH5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
GENERAL INTEL11cEr!c Z.


IrscALoosi. Ala Fec. -
.I5pfM iaieiligCs.cc The CfctN cot. d.
yersy may he Considered ss at crI
We have The eradication 20 l.y o.
our readers and an ANXIOUS eou.Wunit..a
message addressed TO both hiarc!rN ,.
the Legislature. by bis ESccllercy. Go,.
etnor Gayle. with several J, tiers not icr..
tofore pubiished-amonE Nb,ch. =, let
Ter addressed 20 the Governor ~ !-.a-. q
= Key. Esq all ofwbich wili bc read wlta
the deepest interest II vii be perceived
IN the language Of the message ufG1,
Gayle. &" that the settlers IA the new coua
ties arc 20 rrmain IN the und,.tmbcd POE.
session Of their improvements. md ta.t
tho order Of the Secretary of War are z,
be confined exclusively TO the ocatirr.
Which wer. reserved 20 tho Indians Lv NE
Treaty" To this arrangement. u -
pears TO us. there can b.. there should -
no hjection-sny settler. who rsy be
iouEd upon the reservations Which may
be allotted 20 the Indians, ~ III be requir-
ell 10 remove. We presume no ,.jil,-
I ,aasmueh a. he has no ishi 9, tho land.
will hesitate TO comply wilh a., rendition.
Thu, do we hope that thi. pctrlcNin !.
question 10 Nmieshly adjusted. AMI ta.t
no eonnie, viii occur between the State
and the Federal authorities
Mr.. Kew writes 10 Governor Gavlc On
the 10th Dec that hc understood the -;
tiers would be generally sa':,Gcd With ~ :
aTrAngemrnt-and that few. II any ct
them. who may he fourd ~ these reSst.
vstions. vould. if left 10 pursue their own
course. be so unreasonable as 70 refuse
either 10 buy of the Indians. or remote
from their lands. and let them eel! 10 oil-
ers."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16

To 'he call 81 the senate for certain doci,-
mems, the Secretary Il tie Treasury has re-.
turned Vo'umn,ous argument The wear
ls3J i the year 81 aEon.aiics IN federal eoy.
crnmert. Ar fancy could not trusI /,
would seem, for his defence. tho icstcrs o.,
he administration party ~ the senate. We
arc glad 10 tud that Mr.. Clay does rot mine,
at matters. Tho times require orator, Ike
that senator aud SIR. Mc Duaie. vii, can
cHii things ard neu by their right names b.
order u cognieract and def a such ,e.,,n.
rre'ensions and proceedings ~ those ol trr
Executive power az Washington, the bsI1s.t
iid roundrsi dcluuciptions are necessary
y He antaG"nisis IN Con-tss. 81 the kitchen
ao",t must req emJcr how ihe elder PITT.
on burke. SAsnjsu. Grey. y ht,bresA
'.'isi'aH', wsged ssr on ti,o Tory sImiuis.
tratiOns.-- Nat Ca-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16

CuARLIsToS. Jan THE INTEL. =onea
wa this morning received Of the dea..,c
OF Colooel WILLIAM CoIEsU oRTH PIS,.
My OF Wsl;erhorough Is c.. Col L.
was one Of the Republicans Of '9S. and
Tor several years Speaker of the House Of
Representatives. in the Legislature of thu.
state. lie va the starneh advocate nl
our State RiEhtsl principles, and nci.
wiia'tAnding his extremely bad health.
vas elected. and served. asa member nf
our late Convention. which proved the
last scene Of his political life thu, worth
" closing q career Of honor and OF use fol-
ness as a man and citizen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16

We are indebted 10 = private letter rsr
information from ihe cspiisl Of Mo-.
'Hl'EFIs' assuring as that JoHS DAVIS.
10" hrpfesehiaiife ~ Cougfess. hes
zee" elected Governor of that aacient
800 re'peeiahie Commons calih ~ tie
rouse ot hepfeFsufstives The hoic nuns
oer ~ votes VS. 557 Of uhich NJ D,tts
received a21. MsHCvs MoRrov, Ue
Jackson eapd'daie) 100. the other votes
beng cast fgr persons Who we're not esn
didsics The cote IN the senate. which
bad not taken pisre " he dats 81 our 81
wees VII bs,e sifel something 20 iLis
maJ5iry MT Mi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16

.nrofm1

The RehmDnd Enquirer. OF Friday last, an
nounccs the forthcoming uf his further ,,po.., "
in the fcllp~iny a ymf-.i aud d'd,-nng manner:
We have hut rod "a Jsctle r,r Nioasi,rr
'jlahcT>-JtGT t,t, Editor If 81. The Frc,. Press
adds "''r ~ t'is DFegI'cs Il Jc;irrsun coun,,-
dias Me IT tir MsrNl,nd COMM 81 ou-rs--aln.
the rr,Nid- 30 Public PTiul-r-Wc shall briny "a
tie art'cl,, as s1cu ~ h,vc room Ior such .
purpose"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16

would seem, by the following extract from
ti'e late Message Of the Governor Of MARYLAND.
that the boundary line dispute bctween u.at State
and Virginia j. not Excl, 10 bc speedily .-aIeI.
The Governor say:
"Thc communication from His Excelen.
ey the Governor of Virginia, IN relation TO
tho long unsettled boundary line, between
that Commonwealth and this State, and the
act Of tho General Assembly, OF which ISIS
ENceileDcy enclosed tho authenticated copy
herewith transmitted. Il seems 20 Us, leaves
no ground 20 hope for settlement Of the pend.
ing controversy IN the mode hitherto pursiI-
ed. Under this impression. aud finding that
the fair, Impartial and certain mode of :erri-
mating the controversy, by Commissioners 70
be appointed 10y the two States, respectively.
with FIJI and pIrssiricfsd gOrrrs; and in case
Of their disagreement, BY the impartial umpi-
rage Of Ills Excellency tie Governor Tor
the time bel7g) Of the State of Delaware.
which We lad several years since proposed.
and which was renewed under the resolution
OF December Sessiou. l-1l--that the I.e.i,-
lature &c Virginia j. not disposed toireat anon
tho subject, bat up0n the assumption on their
part, o: an important. if not the main point in
dispute, NC deemed u proper 90 forbear any
further correspondence in relation thereto
And We now submit me matter n your con.
liberation, under the fullest conviction thar
90 ts present posture, We cannot nsisterti,
with the dignity Of The state. mske any fur.
theF advances Tor an adjustment BIS aegoc "a.
uon-that We have Bo other alternatives bul
70 yield the contest, and relinqui.h ou,
claims, or 90 assert our rights before the tri
bunsi, cohsiitutiOnaily authorised, Judiciali,
10 decide upon them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16

S'nSuiar Deah "A man named Linger.
islier, residing IN Middleiown VALLEY
whilst engaged. The other day. IN killing
hogs. was slightly bitten by ore Of the
ahimals-ihe pnnciure was very small
but esu'iag consicerai l. pAin lie spHlis,l
to physician in the vicinity. from whom
he received some medicine. but bad swal.
LEVIED ~ only short time ~Leu he swoon-
81 and died. The presumption il That \
subtle ppi'on was communicated f. hi..,s
ten Irom The hogs tooth TEfed. Herald
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
REWovAL or rur Drposlrrs.

~ THE r',,Lcns OF Jrir ron. without distiao-
Gao" OF parties. -r~ rcsp"etfuil, requested 10 COO
vcne at tho Court -iIousc ~ CharIr,,owr, ou
MONDAY NENr, (be'ng Court day. e. take
into consideration the pFc eeuniary distress.
oi the Countrywide source whence they have or.
g'nAic'i-snd the proper rymc'ly o. he applied
.HLN'T CITIZENS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16

Execution Of Miner and Brctrn Amos
Minsr. for the murder Of John smith. E.sr
and Charles Brown. . eoloured nsn. l.r
robbing Col Richard Srrith. on The h.h-
way. were executed on Friday. in Prov
dsnee. Miner. says the Herald. "e1hil
ted violent aAt excited mind. aIcnounesi
curses on the people Of Rhode Island. anh
his rav'ngs were only ended by the term.
nation or his mortal career
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16

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pfiation hlH' The Seefststv ar,te To-
'nTy elatnls snd has exercised a inds6
n'ir control over The public revenue. and
VIC departments lnsy bouou or over
1ia~ 90 10y amount The agency oi
COMPRESS b. sups Tguous. and. indeed. in,
pertinent. under che new theory sod pfac
ilre 81 f~publicsn haarce What The
Treasure 81 The United Ststes has done
be may Do again--tfapsfcr. while n,
SECRETARY 81 lhe Treasury lends. WI,
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