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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05

Monday, Feb Q.
message received from the Senate stating thas
they had passed the billsto establish the town of
water, in the county of RockiEgham-authorizing re
town sergeant OF Winchester to appoint n deputy. TO
prevent certain rcspasses public bridges i'm this Com
monweaith-to prescribe the mode of eecting Trustees
Tor the town OF Harrisburg in the county of Giles and
vesting them with corporate powers-incorporanp the
Kanawha Lyceum-concernng Elizabeth Bntcher--to
prohibit the passage of stock Willis River from
the forks to the mcuth tereof-to change the place of
holding separate election in the county of Franklin
and concerning the provisioning of land in the
of Campbell and Amherst.
And that they have passed, with amendment, a bill
to incorporate The town OF Joncsvie in the county of
Lee The amendment was agreed to by the House.
On motion of MIR. Wilson of c., cc,...tee was ap-
pointed to inquire into tic expeiency of incorporating
company TO construct ra-road from Gainesville on
james River, to Farmville on Apppmattox River
On motion of MIR Williams, leave was given to bring
in bill to amend an act, entitled establishing
town AT the court house Of the county Of Prince VIII
liam, passed on the Odd day of Jan. le22
On motion Of Mr. Coson, the committee of Courts of
Justice wa instructed TO inquire into the expedency of
regulating fees now charged by law for motions upon
livery bonds taken under DEGREES in Chancery suits
On motion of Mr.. Wilson of Bot, the committee of
Courts OF Justice, instructed to inquire into the ex
pedcncy OF providing by law, more effrctuay TO
secure the Fights of emainder personal proper
ty, and of making il penal for the tenant for lie in
slaves to dose OF the to defeat the rights of
remlindcr-men
Mr.. Nash, from the Select Commftteeon the subcc,
OF increasing the Banking capital of the State, made
report which ordered lay the table and TO be
printed The report recommends the establishment of
an iiuePenueht bank III the CITY OF Richmond, with
capital of 81 ,0OOand several Branches throughout
the Statc.l
The following ongrossed bills were read third time
ana passeddeclarng slaves apprehended for criminal
fences balablcto authorize separate election at Ho
NEVILLE in the county of Page-incorporatn the New
River Turnpike Company-concernng Geo. w Jamci-
son-concernng Titus Brown, free man of color
concerning George w. Hunter and others--to amend
and explain the sixth and other sections an act nassed
9Th March, 1884 entitled act for the organization Of
the militiaallowing Dick Skurry free man of color
TO remain in the onwcalth-incorporating the
Augusta Springs Turnpike Company-and to ss.ahlsh
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l dTkVr. WHAT says nc
NEWS FROM H.4SIILNGTON
We received no papers by yesterday small from Wash
ngton learn from private advices that Saturday
there long debate in the House of Representatives
on referring some letters of Mr. Livingstone by the last
arrival to the Committee Foreign Affairs. Mr. John
q Adams moved, that the Committee he instructed to
report immediately the state OF our affairs with France
1t is said that MIR. Adams in support of Gen
Jackson, "0ut and 0Ut the French Affars-that inc
went so far as to say that the Senate had dodged the
question, and that firm stand necessary {, be
taken &c Mr. Lyle, of Ohio, and congratulated
the country Mr. A. s course, and stated his honor
that he who had been defeated by General Jackson had
thus come forward to sustain successful rival 1t was
tue agitation of this question in the House, which proba
bly, gave rise TO the rumour III Washington of
having been Just received from France the Bill of
Indemnity had been rejected by the French Chambers
The now Post Office Bill had passed the Senate unan
moGslyas 1t ought TO have donc-for, the Department
ought to be properly organised and it has been
done before
The Compiler has changed hands Yesterday morn
ing Mr. Robinson made his Vacdictory his readers
and Messrs. Gallaher a. Walker made their bow We
wish Mr.. Robinson wel-and though he has made many
hits at ourselves yet we forget them all They have
not left sting behind MIR. Gallahcr. the new Ed
tor who has succeeded to his slippers is one of the
Delegates from the county of Jefferson; and is foru
naely acquainted with the business of Editor hav
ing for many years conducted the '.Vrgnia Free Press
in CharCstown, jeff county. MIR. Walker is an ex
cellent Printer, every favorably known (as Mr. Robin
says TO this community book and Job printer
and now executes in superior style, the Southern
Churchman, and other publications. In their prospec-
tus to the Compiler the propretors announce that
they do not medde with party politics on this
arena'-and that they 'propose to make the Compiler
what it seems originally designed to have becna JuSi
aud commercial p0pcrd EtcrHry and miscellaneous
repository" We wish them success in their present
calling-and entertain moments doubt that
daily paper in this City which cscews all party poi-
tcs must succeed with all parties 1t is sort of com
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,. SECOND tme, sna having sed by MIR. Wat
kins, and supported by Mr.. Ba committed on,
motion of MIR. Marshall.
The engrosscd bill TO amend MI nets ame,d
ing and explaining certain acts, cor the rond from,
the Kentucky line in Cabell County line of Mon
roe County, was read third time and d.
resolution reported by the Committee for Courts
OF Justice that 1t IS neSpedcnt TO pass law vesng in
femme coverts the same right personal property which
they may be entitled 70 at the time ofmlrrage as they
now have in real estate and requiring that their assent
shall be given IN the same manner convey right to
such personal property from themselves and their heirs
as is now given to convey right to landwas adopted
On motion of Mr. Pnrrinff -
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and musing ncws-monger, to the fair and inou
Reader, may meet together and crafty their resp
tastes.
THE JVE.4THER
We have had old 'ointor upon vs. once more On
day last fell or 5 inches deep The weather
nued cold all the week; but on Saturday 49,
increased in intensity up to the next morning
was certainly the coolest day we have expcr;e
several years. The mercury stood in the niorniI
o'clock till sunrise, at degrees below Zero
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sustain and carry out the gfcat illcdsl!.c's M
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sed by MIR. Wat
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! acts amend
| the road from
! line of Mon
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<antia carriages for the use OF each oil me Hrl.iry
accompanies IN tins Couimoh"ea'th ho' no"
with ordnance. . -, r, ...ac
On motion Of Mr. Rves, the Committee Tor Courts Oh
Iuece was instructed to enquire into the expectancy
or so amending the sixth section OF AN act cnuied, an
act to alter and reform the mode of proceeding III the
Courts of Chancery passed March 'ih io<o' as W sh
on the time within which causes IN Chanccry may DC
| heard after the reports Of Commissioners are made
On motion of Mr. Yancey the Colnint@c Oi IIcPo
aitious aud Grievances discharged tIonuie coSue
ration OF petitions of sundry citizens OF Frederick ana
or the county of Amherst each asking Tor the estais-
ment Of separate elections IN sald couh'cS-"iiu U ~
were laid on the table l
Fncrosscd bills were read third time ana passed
TO amend an act concerning the Cumberland road
chanping the time of holding tine Corporation NOul's
or Ninchestcr--to incorporate the kanawha Sait CH'
panvto authorize two separate elections III inc county
Of Berkeley.
Mr. Marshall from the Committee OF ffivicgcs ana
Elections made report upon memorial OF certain
citizens of the county OF Ohio complaining OF ue uuue
election of John Brady, returned incn0eT OIL e tiouse
- l)clsgnes on the ground that he was, at the time o
J. election, Commissioner OF the revenue III ~
C The following resolution concludes the report Vi u'
COMMITTEES .t e..
d Resoircd That John Brady, member returned IRON
" ,c county Of Ohio to ia the present House OF nc
1910 having resigned his appointment as Comulsson
- Revenue, prior to the election, was eil3Dlc ~"
~ made an unsuccessful motion to lay th
,kale and it agreed 10 by the House
nNIRAI ELECrIoN LAWS.
sac Committee, adverse TO rcsolu
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pad without kceping dark among their consltuena vi
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25
For the Intelligencer.

Mr.. HARPER :--There seems TO be
much sorrow expressed for the loss late
ly sustained by our enterprising and in
dustrious fellow-citjEen, Mr.. JOSEPH Do
RAN-and truly, think-and | would
fain hope, that many others in Hampshire
and Hardy counties believe that Mr..
Doran, is justly entitled to the sympathy
and friendly assistance ofthe liberal Pub
lie. When our sorrow for the losses aud
misfortunes of each other land who on
earth but is liable to them,) | say, when
our sorrow is such as to prompt us to
help-it may truly then be said, to be of
the genuine kind. | do hope that the
citizens of both Hampshire and Hardy
counties will, by cheerful and free CON
TRIBUTIoNs BY SUBSCRIPTIONS, EACH
ONE ACCORDING TO HIS ABILITY, help
our worthy fellow citizen. 1t is said, ''as
you would that men should do unto you,
do we also unto them !" and again, we
would only call on all FEELING and be-
nevolent men, to read in the 10th Chap
ter ofthe gospel of Luke, from the 25th
to the S7th verse, inclusive.
Let there be subscription papers in-
trusted to the Commissioners at the diff.
ferent election districts, in the counties of
Hampshire g. Hardy, & when our citizens
come to vote they will all then have All ops
portunity of subscribing what they may
choosc--and paying the amount Tor prom
ising at future time to pay it) to either
of the Commissioners, or to either or the
Sheriffs, who attend at the different O.
lection districts--to be paid by them to
Mr.. Doran. Hampshire and Hardy have
heretofore manifested NOT BY WORDS
ONLY, BUT BY ACTION, liberal and gen.
erous feeling towards the unfortunate.
Witness the cases of the fire in Romney,
some three years ago; also, their con-
tributions for the relief Of the citizens of
Cumberland. And, will they not again,
though to use the common phrase 'the
times are hard" Oh let it not now when
opportunity offers, be SAID of ANY, no,
not Of the poorest man in Hampshire or
Hardy--l can do nothing, can give no.
thing. From those whom God has abun
dainty blessed, of course, more is expect.
ed--but all can do A LITTLE if they
WILL; mans CANNOT, is OFTEN his WILL
not. "Where there is willing mind it is
excepted, not according to what man
hath not, but according to what he hath"
HOWARD.
Hampshire co., Va.
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witched--that their minds became
somewhat unsettled, and they Of course
prepared 10 become an easy prey to
those scoundfels who designate them
selves by the infamous title of Witch
Doctors. We believe this is solution
of the whole matter. The health OF
the family is said TO have suffered con.
sidesab!y, and that their minds are in
a wretci1ed state.
1t is psesumed that the family must
have attended to the business of the
farm after night, as they were never
seen by day, and their cattle were in
fine osder, and large quantity ofgrain
(say about 500 bushels was found
thrashed out and cleaned up.-Spec.
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Of the Miners Journal, and requested
permission TO look at his exchange pa.
pers. He appeared while reading to
be particularly struck with an adyer.
tisemenl in Harrisburg paper, offer.
ing reward for forger who had es.
capped from prison ; and the editor,
suspecting all was not right, called in
constable, and the rogue confessed
that be was the man advertised.
FROM CHfLI.-By letters received
10 town yesterday, says the Nantucket
Inquirer, per ship Uncas, dated Tai
cahuana, January IL, We learn that
few days previous, the Araucanian In
dams from the interior, with large
armed force, made hostile and mur-
derous incursion into the town of A.
rauco. They came upon their victims
unexpectedly, in the night time, mas
sacred about 500 people, and carried
of as booty, 1000 head of cattle.
Il Challenge accepted.--The chal.
lenge of John c. Craig, to run his
horse Shark, against any other in the
United States, four mile heats for So.
600, has been accepted by Jacob B.
Irving, OF South Carolina, running Ar.
gyle, at the rate Of 10 to 9 upon Argy-
lie. The race to take place at Charles
ton or Columbia, S. c. The friends
of Argyle, make the difference of
$1,000 10 pay the expenses Of trans
porting Shark into that state.-Con.
stitution.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25
Hampshire CO.. Va.

o. We are authorized to announce
JOHN R. Cooke, Esq. as candidate
for the next congress, from the district
composed ofthe counties of Frederick,
Jefferson, Berkeley, Hampshire and
Morgan.
O. We are authorized to announce
Col. EDWARD LUCAS as a candidate for
reelection TO the next congress, from
the district composed of the counties Of
Frederick, Jefferson, Berkeley, Hamp'
shire and Morgan.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25
Various Matters.

Ten thousand dollars have been sub-
scribed 10 the ciliesof Richmond, Nor.
folk, Petersburg, and Fredericks burg,
for the establishment of new Profess
sorship in the Theological Seminary OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church in
VTginia.-Alez. Gaz. a5
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25

u We are authorized to announce
THOMAS SLOAN, Esq. as candidate
to represent this county in the next
House Of Delegates of Virginia.
@ We are requested to state, tina.
JAMES VANCE, Esq. will be supported
at the next election, as candidate to
represent Hampshire county, in the
next Legislature of Virginia, by
MANY VOTERS
ofthe lower end of Hampshire
o. We are authorized TO announce
Capt. WILLIAM NIXON, as candidate
to represent this county in the next
House of Delegates of Virginia.
O. We are authorized to announce
THOMAS CARsKADoN, Esq as a can.
didaie to represent this county in the
next House of Delegates OF Virginia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25
OHIO AND MICHIGAN.

="
We learn from the Washington INTEL
ligencer of Wednesday last, that the
Commissioners appointed by the Presi-
dent to act us mediators between Michi-
gan and Ohio have had an interview with
Governors Lucas and Mason, and that
their mission has been unsuccessful. Co
vernon Lucas having refused to defer
the survey of the northern boundary. and
declaring that he would not yield pne jot
or title to the solicitations of the Com
mssioners. Some difficulties have al
ready occurred on the border. We are
informed (says the Detroit Journal) that
the Sheriff of Monroe and some of his.
deputies have been arrested in the dis
charge of their duties, by the authorities
of Ohio, and carried to Toledo. A good
deal of excitement prevailed at Monroe.
and serious conflict was apprehended.
RHODE IsLAND.-Although the papers
received yesterday do not furnish conclu-
sive returns ofthe election, we infer that
the Wing ticket for State Senate has
prevailed. The other House of the Lee
gislature stands 81 Wings, IS Admins
istration men. Governor FRANCIS has
been reelected by majority of 90 votes
over his opponent. Mr.. KNIGHT. The
Providence Journal states that Gov. F.
received large number OF Wing gotes.
-[Ib,
We have no further information rels-
tive to the robbery committed in this
county week before last.
The Legislature of Pennsylvania adj
journed on the 18th inst, having passed
1870 Acts, and 81 Resolutions. The las,
days of the session partook of rather a
pugnacious character. the Senate,
Mr.. BAKER, Of Philadelphia, inflicted
blow upon DR.. SUTHERLAND aud in the
House. same challenges were sent--aet
no blood was split in the affair.
The. Baltimore American says-the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25
REMARKABLE CIRCUMSTANCE.
STAUNToN, Va. April 10.

oTAUNTONy v d. "a PHI lo'
Witch Doctor We are informed
that family by the name of Cash, in
the lower end of this county in the
edge Of Rockingham, who are said TO
have been quite respectable, and in
good circumstances, had conducted
themselves in so mysterious a alakaner,
for several months, as to excite good
deal OF speculation and Interest among
their neighboIs. During that period,
it seems, they had carefully secluded
themselves from observation. No one
was allowed to enter their dwelling,
nor could they be seen attending TO any
Of the business Of the farm or OF the
household. Things remained 10 this
state until about ten or twelve days ago,
when few of their neighbors deter
mined to unravel the mystery. They
went 10 the house, and admission being
denied at the door, one Of the company
was raised on the shoulders Of another,
so that he could look in through the
window when scene was preseated
which induced them at once To- force
an entrance into the house. A corpse
was found lying on bed in one coraer
OF the room in a most hotrid and dis.
gushing state of putrifac,ion. 1t proved
to be the body of Mrs. Cash, who had
evidently been dead for weeks, if not
months. The old man had pallet in
the middle Of the floor, the daughter a
bed in another corner oflhe same room,
and the son "a young man. was found
up stairs. The stencil was overpower-
ing; and it is astonishing that human
beings could have survived for so long
a time ia il. /, was ascertained that
the woman had died about Christmas,
and that she had been kept by direction
Of Witch Doctor, (whose name We
are sorry we have not hsatd, under
the delusive expectation thai she would
come to life in given period. 1t is
10. Improbable, too, thai a part OF the
Villains prescription was, that The fam
lily should not suffer any one 100 see
them 10 the mean time, lest his impo-
silion might be discovered. We un.
dersiand that about a year age the fam
lily took up The notion they we're be.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25

MARRIED, on Thursday evening
last, by the Rev. Marquis Monroe, Mr..
Stephsa Self to Miss Catherine Black.
soel, daughter of Mr.. +. Blackwell,
all Of Hardy county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25
HARDY ELECTION.

The election in this county took place
on Tuesday last. The contest for del
egate to the Assembly between the Ad-
Ininistration and opposition parties was
quite warm, and much exertion used by
some of both parties. The following is
the result as taken hastily from the poll
books;
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25

dep, at his residence on Wednes-
day last, Mr.. Aadrev Horn, respec-
table citizen ofthis county, aged 70
years.
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Our readers are aware that contest
has been going on for some time. between
John Randall and the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal Company and others, in
relation to the right to collect the tolls
upon the Canal. Mr.. Randall, having a
Judgment for large amount, has pro-
ceeded to demand the tolls accruing
from the use OF the canal. The subject
has been brought before the Chancellor
upon bill filed by John Scott, Esq, OF
this CITY. one ofthe Counsel for the plain
tiff. We have seen an order just issued
by the Chancellor, sustaining the ground
assumed by the Counsel of Mr.. Randall,
and appointing a Receiver with directions
TO collect the tolls for entering into and
passing the canal from this State into
Delaware, and deposite the same with
the court, while the whole amount to be
received from the other end Of the canal
is to be collected by the company as here
tofore, and to be applied by them to re-
pairing the whole line of the canal
Bait. Gaz.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25

CONGRESS,
T. Jones,* 10 A 1874
Col. Beale,t AZ SO 65 48 10 ae7
SENATE,
Robertson,t $50 So 50 SO IL 303
Ott,t IL 6 70 20 II 1856
ASSEMBLY,
J. Mullin,* 1873 81 90 25 2 25l
Snodgrass.t 81 20 Al 80 81 l64
J. Green's III 16
J. l.. Smith, l 4 48 So
*Mr. JONES was not candidate
therefore his vote may be considered as
a tribute of respect. At Petersburg a
poll was not opened for him until late in
the day. We are inclined to believe,
that the above is not strictly the correct
vote received by Mr.. MuLLIN, as we
were informed by those who had examin-
ed the poll books carefully, that his ma
iority was 103-and "a over the votes Of
his competitors cast together.
#Whigs. administration.
OF Our friend BReoKs, ofthe Winches.
ter Republican. is out in favor of Judge
WHITE for the Presidency.
CT The establishment of sthe Appeal
at Washington, has been merged in that
of"the Sum-" Of the same city.
Gy The extract from the Richmond
Wing which we give to-day, and the
supposed conversation between Noah g.
a traveller from Connecticut, does not
furnish, we think, the true reasons why
Connecticut may now be considered des
cidedy in favour of the electinn Of MIR.
Van Buren,. But, we think, the whole
may be read advantageously-it may ex-
cite refexions on that state of things
which would follow the realization of
the views the writer's appear to be i'm
pressed with.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25

Ills said that French lady Of rank
lately died of hydsophobia, in conse'
quence of allowing fayorite lap dog to
lick a pimple which she had on her lace
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" Several articles ofintelligencs will
be found under our head f"Yarious Mat
ters' in another column.