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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

I
culprit, who, with folded arms and
head erect. awaited his doom in unre
sistins silence. Ills naked rapier.
with which alone he might have foiled
the united efforts Of his enemies, lay At
his feet; his brow was white as sculp-
tured marble, and no less rigid, bat his
eyes glared wildly, and his lips quiv-
cred as though he would have spoken.
The Queen, still furious at the wrong
which he had done her fame, marked
the expression. - Silence. :" she cried
" Degraded. would'.t thou meanly
beg thy forfeited life : Vert thou my
father, thou should'st die tomorrow
Hence with the villain! Bid Maitland
execute the warrant. Ourself. ourseli
will sign it. Away! Chastelar dies at
day.breakr'
:" lis well, replied he calmly. IL is
well-,he lips | love best pronounce
my doom, and die happy, since die
for Mary! Woulds't thou bu, pity the
offender while thou dost doom the Of.
fence, de Cbastelar would not exc change
his shortened span Of life and violent
death for the brightest crown in Chris.
tendon. My limbs may die, but my
love will live forever! Lead on. nj
nions-I am more glad to die than We
to Stay. Mary, beautiful Mary, think
think hereafter upon Chastclar."
The guards passed onward-last OF
the group, unfettered and unmoved, de
Chastelar stalked after them. Once.
ere he stopped beneath the low. brow
ed portal, he paused, placed both hands
on his heart, bowed lowly, and pointed
upwards as he chauntcd the words.
" Penscz moi Noble Dame-Pen-
SEE moi" AS he vanished from her
presence, she waved her hand impa-
liently to be lief, alone and all night
alone she traversed and re-traverscd
the hoor Of her chamber in paroxysms
oil the fercest despair. The warrant
was brought to her-siIently, sternly.
she traced her signature beneath il I:
not sign oil sympathy was on her pal.
lid features, not a trcmor shook her
frame she was passionately majestic
and unmoved. The Secretary left
the chamber on Lis fatal errand, and
Mary was again . woman. PROSTATE
upon her couch she lay, sohbing and
weeping as though her very soul was
bursting from her bosom, defyins all
consolation, spurning every offer at
remedy. /" lis done!'' she would say;
e lis done! I have preserved my fame.
and murdered my only friend"
The morning dawDed slowly. and
the heavy bells Of all the churches
changed the death peal of de Chastelar.
The tramp Of the cavalry dc(ling from
the palace gates struck on her heart as
though each hoof dashed on her bosom.
An hour passed away the minute bells
still tolling: the roar of 4 cuIverin
swept heavily downwarGs from the cas- 4.
tie, and all was over! lie had died a :
he had lived, undaunted-as he had
lived. devoted! Mary. divine MARY
were his last words-''l loved in death
as | have loved in life thee and thee
only" The axe drank his blood, and
the Queen of Scotland had not a truer
servant left behind, than he whom from
a moment OF frenzy. she Was compel
led to STAY: yet was his last wish salts.
fled; for though the Queen might not
relent, the woman did forgive, and in
many mOurnful hour did Mary think
on Chastelar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

H'ehmend, FTsdsrieksb'ug anu Potomac Rail-
'cay.-At meeting Of the SubscI ibers Ia the
Stock OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
rotomac Railway. convened pursuant TO pre-
,ioIs notice at the City Of Richmond, on FRI
day. the 2oih day Of June. 1884, the following
persons were elected President and Directors,
10 continue in Office until tho next Annual
Meeting, 10 wit;
PIesideni-John a. Lancaster.
Observation-Disclosures Mills, Conway Robin
son, James Boshier, Richard Is. Haxali, and
Joseph VI. sheppard.
Aud at Meeting of the President and Di-
rectors OF the Company, held on Saturday.
the 2lst day Of June. 1884,
William z. sheppard was appointed Trca-
surer and Clerk; aud
Moncure Robinson was appointed Chief
Engineer.
resolution was adopted. requesting Mr..
Kooinson To organize his party OF Assistants.
and 10 have the location of the Rail Road
commenced as early as Practicabie.-lCo Comp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

The citizens &C Richmond have not relaxed
their zeal IA behalf Of the great central scheme
oi internal improvement, so much agitated
last year, Under the title Of the James River
aud henawha Improvement. We perceive
that the Councils OF that city voted unani-
mously to raiify their subscription for four
th0Tand shares Of tic stock OF the company,
a. chartered by the State, and have appro-
pr'ated the money for paying up the FIRST III
sta'mcnt
The Board OF Directors OF the Bank Of
virginia have acted in the same spirit, and
appropriated the money FOE pay ing the in
,iaIsnent' upon their proportion Of the stock,
ire thcEsIni shares, we believe.
So little has been heard OF this enterprise,
Of late, that We imagined II laid aside among
Tic numerous magnificent projects which are
started but 10 fail from their impracticabili
or the want Of adequate funds. The prompt
ness. with which these institutions redeem
their pledges, aud adhere TO this great scheme,
argues well for the Pablie faith 10 its Promis-
cd advantages, aud The determiustio TO pro-
coed, Ban. .iRcr.
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.Johf, IT. CooEms $. 10.

I'D ESrECTFUI.LY tako pleasure 10 in
~ form their friends, customers, and the
public generally, that they are Just roceiv-
ing and opening very general supply Of new
and seasonabie GOODS, all OF which have
been purchased at reduced prices. and arc
now offered on the like terms, at their Store
at Bedington Mills. Berkeley county.
July S. tSJj If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
R OF TLN.G.

1HE subscribers having furnished them
- selves with FREIGHT BOLT, offer
Aaa their services TO the pub.
IsAl2A1EAzz lie generally, in frsigiiins
Gs~ES-fS$7.t$.s,p produce Of every descrip-
1919 $50 ton between the Old
Furnace and Georgetown.
JONATHAN NJ. ANDERSON & SON.
July 3, l53i-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

.i"oiher Erfen''re Bank ReLb,ry.-Tho
New Orleans Courier OF The ?ih ir.t. sta,e-
that Jacques Gsndouin. the Porter OF
the Canal and Baking Company robbed
the Bank yesterday afternoon. or about
ri 600 IL Is supposed that ho took pas
sage IN the sehr Creole for T.mp,eo-
rive thousand dollars have been offered
Tor his sPPrehension."-IB Bali Ga-.
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rrsLisILp, wErEtI. ar
JOA.t -. G.HLL,lHER.
TWO DOLL AIRS & fifty CTS

Payable half yearly, but Two DorL,ns
will be received AZ payment in full, # paid
entirely m advance. Whenever payment !.
deferred beyond ihc expiration Of the year.
interest VIII be charged.
9tSlpseriP,ions for six mon,hs, 81 -, TO
be paid invariably ~ sitlnes.
ADVERTISING.
The terms OF advertising. are ror . square
or less, 81, for three inscTtions-larscr ones
m the same Proportion. Each continuance,
- cents per square.
o. All advertisements not ordered for a
specific tiIae, will be continIed until forbid,
sai changed aeeOriinsIy.
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rAMp NirrItNra

fsfp M,ruas ~in b. bid Nv the t'.;,,J
'",, 90 hf'.'' 49, tae isnd a Joshua Ibit
~ hrc- al h.lf niiirs nof.h a Fr,,,,,i.t
tr %, lfclcuck epllig Nh near ti,e Ia,
.'i.--'o soumsnso "a t,o o., day u Ass.st
Atsmp M-ftisg aili b. hrid hv The same a,
''f i'fl ~ Nc Wucf, ~ Bososboro'. " 49,.
.h q Ausust ls1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

a negro man. named Toney. the proper
ty Of Robert NJ. Nenning. Esq Of Charles
Ton. while swimming to q boat anchored
Few yards from shore. was heard 20 utter a
sudden cry, add instantaneously disappear.
u IS supposed he was seized by a shark.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
TO NO ONE BUr MYSELF.

TO NO ONE BUr MYSELF.
Come, the day Is lair.
The birds arr humminy In the air.
The sun n la,ing ia the lake,
lac hshcs sporting near tie brake:
30 eon'c aud drunk the bainy breeze.
Ivy soit gales w.itcd from the trces.
The lake is Ike an ap;yl'. path.
Aud spotted like iloS',y heath
w ,h islands lovely a. itself
No rock, or mountain ersg, or def
ndi smiles upon the grassy wave,
" lies eoIiented IN the grave.
50 eomc-O, come, and Ictus 90.
he day Is stiil-thc Wind il low.
There's nothing TO disturb or brvas
he dro~sy ~oods-or slccpiu, Lake.
lac spell OF natures lovclines.
ifu,h power 70 wrap the soul in bliss!
hc boat IL waiting on the shore,
Aud ready hangs tLe lightsome oar;
shl glitter "a ~c move along,
And tia, alone shall be- our song,
save when some Wild birds mood st,L,l,cd
Gives echo 10 the solitude.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

Curious Chri'iening. The Rev. ID,
Young y. Of Bsldoyle. administered IN.
sacrament Of the baptism on Tbuy,dsy.
under eireumstsnees not a little s,nenIs,
There we're present. first. Mary. the ipfsnt
ehfisiened; neat. Elizabeth, its mother /.
neat IT'S grand mother; next. lie afs.i
grand moihrF, and next Hs great gseat
grsnd mother. The latter - It'll an aetiys
and healthy woman. though she !. SOP
posed 10 be nearly 10 thc bundfsdtb year
Of her age II Dublin 1forn. Rex.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

The .Normons The last Springfield
.lHl Journal announces the pas,sss
through that place, Of company of Nor.
mons.ljOor 500 strong --compos.d Of sbls
bodied men. wiib tho single srespt,so M
ono woman and few children Tbev
appesF 90 be generally veil armed The
did not state their dsuinAiian. sl,housb
frequent enquiries we're made upoo a.
subject One q the leaders claimed a
have performed more msraeiss thar Are
m.s'isnsd 70 ,he o'i Of Ssw tsslsmeo,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
JACKSON PRrCEpr

Extract from Gen. Jackson's letter 10 the
Legislature of Tennessee, dated eth October.
lS2J:
important appointments continue TO
de'olNe on the Representatives in Congress.
II requires no depth Of thought 10 be couyin.
ced that corruption ieW become tae or.i,r oC ~,
day and that, under the garb of cou,cjcn-
hous sacrifices 10 establish precedent, for IN.
public good, evils Of serious importance 10
The JtsaoE and prosperity OF tho Republic
may arse IL Is through his Oh InnsI ma, m,
People may erPtci 10 be aHdekeA in their consti.
tutional sovereignty, and where tyranny NAV
o. aPPrehended 10 spring up 10 some aYOra-
bic emergency"
JACKSON PRACTICE.
Appointments Of Members Of Congress
made oy Gen Jackson since his election:
sEsAroEs.-Wm. Findlay, Marin Van Bu-
ren, John ~. Eaton, John Branch, John Nc
fherson Berrien, Louis McI.lne, John Ch,nd-
Ter, Thomas II. Williams, David J. Baker.
Edward Livingston, Levi Woodbury., MabIon
Diekerson. Powhat1n Ellis, John FORSYTH.
William Wilkins-IJ.
RrrREsESTArIrEs.-I W. Csmpbcll.
Francis Baylies. Robert =. Garnett, Geo. w
Crump, T.. =. TatnalI. John Findlay, Samuel
ID. ingham. Geo. w. Owen, Thomas r. Moore.
WIN. L. Ryes, Selah X. IIobbie. Jcromus
Johnson, John e.. Slower, John Randolph.
Philip r. Barbour, James W. Biddle, Thoma :
irwrn, James Buchanan, Charles &. De VIII ;
Hector Craig, Nicholas d. Coleman. Jose pa
iI1mmons, wyley Thompson, Andrew Ste.
venson, John Andcrson-1J.
The simple facts arc offered withou, com.
mcnt
The name Of Humphrey II. LeaSitt, nov
representative from Ohio, ,lPPointod Judge
may be added
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
APPOINTMENTS BY TnE PREsIDrvr

NJ and 9Th NJ a'fiTcr anil csH4eR II ~
Sruufe
wmn,u IIrvrEa 90 be Charge d'AGaircs
10 Brazil. 80 the place Of Ethan A. Brown,
resigned.
RicnARD PotLtab h be Charge d'AHaires
70 Chile. 10 the place of John IIamm, re-
signed.
Esgv " DrrR 10 be Consul FOR Buenos
Ayres, ~ tho place Of Geo. " slacum, reno
Ved.
Witttsu ". Cwiv n be Marshal Tor the
District d Mississippi, IN tho place % Samuel
". Dickson, appointed Receiver
ilgurHRET &C. LEAsiIr % be Judge Tor the
TapPan, rejected By the Senate.
CutRtEs HowaHp ELrH, TnaErrs. and
LEft ELHtgEH, 10 be Directors u the Bank
OF the nited States, IN tho place of Joseph
White, saul Alley, anl Roberts Yaux, who
decline tho appointment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

Mr. Drp1nr powder mills. Of Whining
ton. were blown up on Friday sveaiog
the 10th uli Oas Thousand pouads 81
pnWdsr we're burnt sRd man killed
The cause u the sSpl9ii0n - not known
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
RELIGIOUS CONCERNS.

The annual Conference Of the AIetho-
dist Church in British North America
commenced their session NJ Kingston ON
Wednesday the nth ult-rhe Rev no
bert Alder presiding. and the Rev jaime.
Richardson, Secretary. The attendance
Of the preachers is said TO have Leen very
general. and that the bushes. before tho
body was very extensive add important.
LII Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
PGfonG BHIGUce.

"a fiRST.RArE Patent balance, with
- frame cotupi-te. dfasns CO.. pounds. for
SAFE ~ join v LANE 4 WEBB.
saepbcrlslcsn. April 70. 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

The Cornerstone OF the Methodist Epi.co-
pal Church, about 10 be erected IN this place,
was lald by stanton Lodge, according 10 tho
forms and ceremonies of masonry, on Tues
day last. sermon was delivered on tho
occasion by the Rev. Mr.. IIammet, in III,
Pre'oyterian Church, which, spacious as i
Is, was not sufficient TO accommodate all who
wished to hear, from these words For other
" foundation can no man lay than that -
laid, which Is Jesus Christ list Cor. i.i.
III. The discourse Is universally pronounced,
by those Who heard It, to have been a most
sPiend.d effort. High as the expectations oil
the hearers were raised by the reputation OF
The preacher, We believe they ~ere fully sus-
tanned.
After the ceremony OF laying the corner
stone was concluded, the Masonic fraternity
?ariook Of an excellent Dinner. prepared
Zoe them by Capt. HemPhil, al the wayno
T1yern.-lB.
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317 I-2 .9crcs,

a large proportion of which is IN fine thriy-
ing Innbcr. The improvements are com
ioriable Log Dwelling, large Barn, SC, with
neVer-iaiiIng spring convenient to the house
mere - on tins farm an elegant Apple Or
ehard, with other fruit trees. There is like
wise upon the river bank quarry Of lime.
stone, the lime Of which Is superior 10 any
made IN this neighboThood. Persons wishing
20 purchase, will apply to Vim. G.. Brien n
The Anti-Eatam Works, or the subscriber In
Frederick County, Md.
Terms will be made to suit purchasers.
JOHN BRIEN.
Dec. 10. IF3J.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

The following bcsutifal lines ar. the pro.luc-
u"" 81 a deal writer, Mr. Edmuud n 10Th. pu-
IN oi Hartford hs,i.m. We find them IA the
Nes York Weekly Messenger
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
To Butchers.

VNiIE subscriber has three or fonr hundred
Il MUTrONS for sale. A lot Of $50 may
be seen near the road from Winchester to
Charlestown, about one mile below Sewers
tavern. They are wethers OF fine size and in
fine order.
FAIRFAX WASHINGTON.
June ~, Is3i.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

The annual meeting Of the British and
Foreign Bible Society was recently held
IA Exeter Hall. Lord DeIley in the chair.
From the report Il appears that the Socie-
ty, SINCE ITS formation. had circulated, or
caused TO be circulated, rs. ooO. 600 copies
oil the Bible, or portions Of u. In 1900 no
part OF the Scriptures existed IN more than
SIXTY languages OF these the Bible SOCIETY,"
had reprlnted ~. and adopted re, iran,la-
lions OF fire others; but It had also proeur-
ed. printed, and circulated TRANSLATION. in
10 az other languages or dialects. in which
no part had ever appeared before. OF
those. had been for the use Of Europe
ans. so Tor the nations Of Asia, and seven
for America. The expenditure Of the So
e'eiy since ITS establishment had amounted
TO upwards OF 1000. OooL The income
has Increased s.00OL IN the course Of tho
year. amounting now TO the sum Of S.
COOL An anonymous letter conveyed L.
oooI, and Mrs. Hannah Moore had contrib
uied l.0ooi.-t Bali. Ca.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
II. III. KETZ.NILLEEf,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

WILL practice in the Superior and In
w ferior Courts OF Loudoun and JeiIer-
soa. The transaction OF all business commit
ted 10 his management will be characterized
BY the strictest attention and punctuality.
Ills Office Is on Markct-st., Leesbgrg.
April IL, ls33.-u.
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Look at This!

NNlIE subscriber, having determined TO
u remove TO the West, now oilers for sale
his entire stock Of
SAnnY.Env g. uAnnux
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PRIVATE SALE.

'E'HE subscriber will sell, at private sale,
u the FARM upon which Jacob Benner
nov resides, and lying on the waters Of the
Potomac river, and adjoining the lands oil
Adam Moler, decd, George Reynolds and
others, containing about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

The Lexington Presbytcry met in Siaunlon
on Thursday last, and continued in session
unui Saturday. Ga Friday, the Rev John
Steele was ordained TO the work Of the Cos
pei Ministry, and installed a. Pastor OF tho
Presbyterian church in this place tie Rev
samuel Rutherford Houston was also or
dsined, al The same time, as an Evangelist.
to labor among the Heather. The ordina-
ton sermon was preached by the Rev DR..
Specie, and the charges delivered by tho
Kew MIR Hendren, and the Rev, Mr. Hous-
ton, Gather Of the missionary, who is quito
aged aud infrm,) assisted by the Rev. r. Me
fariand. The scene was deeply interesting
and affecting. On Saturday, Mr.. Henry Pane
was licensed to preach the Gospel.
The subject Of the Manual Labor School
was laid over TO the next meeting Of Pre.by-
tery.
There was preaching every day during tho
session, ard on tie Sabbath the Sacrament
OF the Lords Supper was administered 10 a
large number Of commandments.
SfIga'IST Spectator.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
His House and Lot

all Of which he will sell at cost. for cash, o
At his usual prices for good bonds.
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HENRY BEDxNGER.
attorney at Lac,

Feb. IL, Is3l.-tE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-18
ro No., FOR 7HE ENQUIRER.

"Qnd Ieges sine moribus Donoe rrofciunf?,
u could credit what the only inte from the re-
pea,ed deciardiion"Let the Time come when tle nIa
ters and farmers find they obtain so much Tor their
productions, and then IL will be they 90 along with
The towns, against the administration and for the Bank"
And VI could believe The virtue and patriotism of MIR
ancestors and their love OF liberty extinct and the who'll.
country corrupted aud enaved by the United States
,spk should seal my lips and drop my pen in despair
pn believe better things OF the People who 10 elected
hnIrew Jackson, in despite OF the Bank. know ,bey
WIN sustain hin and their Constitution, laws and liberty
in defiance OF the Bang
have been so fully and abiv antirnated bv "a Co,,
Try Democrat and other contributors the Enquirer on
some OF the topics proposed 10 be discussed a shall
sIer rev remarks on "the breach of public laith" pro
coed TO notice mainly the place in the prsctic eo
vernOent, " not in the Constitution Ftom the er.n,nV
OF the Bank charter up TO the removal of the Depocs
eighteen years u never hinted that the cus,o1v Of
the peposites part Of The consideration for tlo bonus
paid by the Bank io The privilege aud benefits nj III
ing No man OF common sense ever imagined. tl,,,
banking corporation would pay bonus Tor such bcue6,
-unless they could have anticipated the present nee
made by them OF the Deposes) benefit left entirely a,
The mercy and discretion Of the other contracting party
such contract has not It's like in the snnsls OF trade
gives lOO Tor watch to be re-deIiyered 10 Il At his
discreiion, without any obligation the part of Is 10 re-
turn as money. VIII he said the whole bonus was no,
pad ~ consideration Of the custody Of the Deposies!
ask what part was! The truth IT, one cent OF tie
bonus was paid Tor any such confederation Why should
The DePosies have entered into The consideration At eli
In the name ol Ayace did these cOrporaiors get pri.
vIeges and DEMENT'S enough for their psuce OF one aud
hs millions IN the eight ten millions they Immediately
tea'zcd ~ tbe rise Of their stock Was II no benefit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-18
SKETCH OF ACTS OF THE VIRGINIA LEGIsFA
TURE. Isg2-3I-I (,nnLinnedl

60. An act concerning the taking OF deposton.: pro.
vides ihSi The dispositions OF Witnesses ~ suits In any
court OF the state may hereafter he taken and certified Ivy
auy justice OF the peace within the state instead OF "
two justices, as heretofore.
3d. IN act requiring commissioners in ehancery 10 take
on oath Oi oice provides iat whenever commissioner
IN chancery Shall hereafter be appointed by any circuit
superior court OF law aud cbancery The judge ~
ton, or by any county corporation court, such commits
soner shais before entering the duties OF his office,
take oath before Judge OF the superior courts jus.
uce OF The peace alderman, that he will faithfully aud
ifnparlially perform the duties OF bis office.
49, An &C, 10 prohibit the passage Of stock the
Appomaox river from the falls thereof TO the Fsrmville
bridge; decsfes'ha the BEG channel OF said river be
tween PcpeIors snd oeeupsnts Of laods lying boil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-18

COMMUNICATED
W. Poll will be opened Tor DR.. W NJ SHuLrIcE
al me ensuing election. Tor member 10 represent the
counties OF Mddesex and Maihe VS. in the ne xt Legi,,
'ure. His Preamble and Resolutions, oioyfed at the
meeting in Mathews, the 9Th u more him IN bs ,e
man who will truly represent the people OF Aiidlesex az
also those OF Mathews 80
MANY VOTERS or M,DD,rspx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-18

Died on eouot fever, residence tho Io OF
wight Ms Dofcas A. co late Wm. Boykin, daogh
ter OF Wm and Eliza Hankn York county The this
notice ha not tho acquaintance with the deceased
and therefore poBk all tho relations IN which
she had stood mother, daughter and neigh
Dor he knew her and with Truth that bcr character Of
the oSempmy ofdeindeod, little has lost doargly
nhecionac mothe father mother duu daughters her
rothefs aud kind and tho neghboufhood in which
she lived, a. hrcparable member.
Died. 10 county Cumberland 9lth nit, Francis T.
Clarke, short bot painful illness cho lie hs
fato christian leaving widow
and children, many friends his losshe Of