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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
TRUST .S.4EE.

y virtue OF dcei OF trust from Jane,
he Mcdonald, bearing date the 3Oth day of
september, 1884, and Of record in tho CLERK,
once oil the County Court Of JefT-r.op
which deed was made 10 secure Mann n
Page, John Richardson. and John ID. Larne
a, sstd McDonald's rhdVrser, on two nero,i,.
PIE notes, pay able 10 the VALLEY Bank i'm
"hehr-ier' Niz one Of said notes for the
sum OF nIhe hundred dollars, endorsed by
Mann u Page aud John Richardson, the
o'her ior ihe sum OF four hundred dollars an.
u"'sen o! John Richardson and John b. La
rue, also 10 secure said Richardson, as .ecur-
ity for said Nc Donald for the rent OF the Mi,
40" III his occupancy, the same being paya-
Ole 10 Mrs. Lewis, Executrix Of John "A
Lewis, deed, the undersigned, Trustee
named ~ SAID trust, asi"S been fully autho-
rised, will sell, at public auction, 10 10. high.
est bidder, at said Mill, at Rocks Ferry. IN,
residence OF sad Mcdonald, Oh Tu,,dsv m,
an day @.iPri neIi, all the property convey.
ed by said Trust, 10 wit: one NEGi,o GIRI
named Betscy, aged about Is year,; one
NkGRo BOY named Charles, aged about ~
years eight HORSES. seven pair OF Gear,
Ios "'gon' twenty Bags, one Jsckscrew
th'r'een Hogs and eighteen Pigs, one Cow
and Call, Household and Kitchen Furniture
iohe-day Clock, two Walnut Tables, one Blu.
reau, three Bedstcads. three Beds and he 4.
ui"g, ac' &c. &c, or 80 much Of sa I'd proper.
~ rs Will be sufficient 20 satisfy tho claim.
o. SAID Trust, with tho necessary expense,
for executing the same.
Terms Of Sak.-For ell sums OF five Dol.
lars and upwards, bond with approved seeu-
rhy viii DC required for all sum, under Eve
Dollars the cash will be required Sale 10
commence at 10 o'clock precisely
.iLFRED cas- TLEMi.N. Trustee.
March ID in.
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.NfIr EsfnLIishmcnf.

FHNIE subscribers, sIl.V ER-sMITiIS and
u JEWii.iLR>, beg leave rr-peetn,. 3,
to MORN the public that they have com.
me"c'd business 81 iisrgeTs Fsrrv. ~ tte
room heretofore occupied as q st,cr.m.if
hop "ne door west of the Apothecary shof
Of ste plenson - Go.
Having procured . ~ PITY from below.
ihe subscribers arc rrcpsred 10 furnish those
Who may wi'h 10 purchase articies ~ the 10
line. The public are Tcspcelfuii, invited Ia
give them call.
}. '. MTLIJs
fREDLRiCk HOUCK
HsrPers-Terry, Jan. ~. i-55-iI
?. MYLIUS, H.iTCH and CLOCK.
.AfKEk, siii suend al tie sane place. a.
~ orders for msking OF repairing Cioek. snd
Watches
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MARRIED.

In Haser-iown, on the 10Th instant. nv the
hen. W. A. Good, Mr.. JoHS HorTAAS to Miss
T. DrsT, both Of Thu. county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
TRUST S.lLE.

authority OF two deeds OF trust. one
- executed BY John x. HAYDEN To John
Jahhet, bearing date on the 2sth Jsnuar,
ieJ'' The other executed by said HAYDEN and
VIE 10 the subscriber, dated ?Oth December
i'''' ios the purpose OF securing TO Amo,
'anhet the paymcnt OF certain debt, in In,
>s'd deeds mentioned, I will proceed 10 self
10 The highest bidder, at Beckham', Hotel. IN
inc village Of iIarPers-Ferry, on the 2I,t
dHy y .fPrtf mIf, certain LIND and premi-
,.' WIN The oPpurtenances in the town of
oo,"ar' IN The county Of Jeierson, particu-
'l''S described M sad deedS, or so much.
'hcTcoi as may b. necessary TO sati,f, and pa /,
tae debts intended 10 be secured a. afore.,;d
t"se her with The expenses Of sale SC. The
sA'i iand i The same which was CONVEYED TO
s'ii Hayden. by Amos Janney and wife b,
deed dated 9Th December 1881, which. with
the SAID deeds Of trust) is OF record in the Of
nee OF the clerk Of the county court Of JEFF
ierson county aforesaid. Such title as is YES.
ted IN The SAID trustees will be conveyed 10
The purchaser. For so much as may be Nd.
cessary 10 satisfy the balance due on the for
mer deed OF trust, tie cash IN hand will a..
refnired-for 81 much AZ NAV be aI,erward,
sofa 10 satisfy the debt ntendc j TO be secured
by the deed of goth December 1884. one hall
al The purchase money will be required IN
hand and the other half in sixty DAYS
JOS. 4. DAUGHERTY, Tu,f,,
Hal attorney ia fat Jor John Janneu. T,r,t.t
March IL, 1895
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.NOEire.

"a LLrer'ons. whether A. debtors orrredj.
< n tors. Who hsra scrouut> - ith a.. sstat,
OF tie lsic Dr. John Brscoe. arc her.b, re.
qi"|ed 10 PrcseUt their claims, or clos,
ucH seeoubts a. tie case NAV te. ~ .pesd,l,
- possible Wiii speed even satufls, NJ
'"'Ph'fisi0Hn, i't one or 80 months. for
The convenience e al concerned
jOHN QuiGLEY, .IJs',.
II Dr. J. u. deed
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TrM1K &nIe-

virtue Oi deed Of trust. executed on
~ me slh day Of March, 1884. ard duly
se'otHed IN The Clerks Office Of the County
Court Of Jefferson, TO secure a certain d,b,
ihcrein mentioned, due from Daniel Lash
horn to Jonathan NJ. Anderson. 1 shall pro-
coed TO SELL 70 the highest bidder, Tor cash.
on Id'iiay ths an II .fprd n,4i. at the store
Of hes'rs. X & J. Johnson, on Camp-uiII
ono Clock, Dining Table. French Burs au'
] clothes Press, chest Of Joiner's Tool,
comprising, "a, believed, complete vet. and
one Grind stone. sale 10 commence a, y
clock, 2. n.
WM T A POLLOCK, TRUSTEE.
lIarpeTs-feTfy, March ~. I-.i A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
VALUABLE LAND
ron SALE

WISH 10 dispose Of three hundred acre.
I OF my Jefferson Land; il being part of /.
'arser tract lying on aud near the river sh..-
nshdoah, three miles distant from CLarl,.
io"h, and not more than seven or ei,,t
from harPers-Ferry. About one third of
WI, tract Is heavily clothed with fine, thr,ft,
"u,0er' me balance cleared, well fenced,
ana ~ pretty good state Of cultivation. at
least lOO acres thereof being well SET IN DO
'ef' The Improvements are two D..II,ny
hou'e'' two Kitchens, good new Barn. with
haoi'nS and other out houses IN Abundance,
u we'll watered, Outs Run, q fine bold
stream, passing through IL, beside, having
several never failing springs Of limestone
water on 1t, one near each dweilr. house
Possession may be had at any time, term,
accommodating. aud price low
.MiTTIiEW R.iN;SO.N:
CharIestown. J, IT. r,on County Va
March, 10, ls3J-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
THE THOROUGH BRED AND
Celebrated Race Horse.
STAR.

KAif.L stand the ensuing season at the
w stable Of Wm. & House, Elk Wood
near llIll town, about s miles West Of TAR
persferry, immediately on tho She pherd ..
town aud Leesours road. at SIS the leap
SO the season. or $40 to insure. to DO paid
as soon as the mare 70 kno~o TO DO VI 18th fosl
fartios with the mare or irregul ar attic nd anc-
AZ the stand forfeit, ,hc In,uranc.. Pin,
cents cash 10 the Groom ia all eases, To be
vent Win The mare Great care will be tn
Ken To prevent accidents but . will hot b-
accountable for any that may happen. The
season wall Commence the 25th Of March
and end on the 2Oth of July. Any gcptIc-
msn Putting five mares OF his own shall have
the sixth ono gratis; aud TO all that paw on
or before the ist dsy Of October next, SEQ
shall DO received IN discharge Of the season
MIR. VIM. Moore II authorized To- receive
and receipt for any meme, due Tor Stars
services.
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To Merchants.

GOAP and CANDLES taken IN exchange
- foe on .NspspspsrB, az lhn oficc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
BWit'46le Tan Yard
FOR SALE.

H2f virtue Of Deed OF trust executed 10
NJ the subscribers, by Nathaniel scrogrin
a"1 no" OF record in the County Court of
,ehrr>"n. We shall proceed 10 sell, on Satur-
DAY The 9Th OF March next, before N, door
., Daniel Entier. IN ShcPhrrd,lown. valua-
DIE Ian Yard, situlted in s1it town. Jefferson
county. Va. Tins property embrace, be.
tween FOUR And FIVE LoTs, and is .iI-
ua'ed IA an agreeable part Of the town. aud
was formerly the property Of the late Mir,
John kearsley, decd. The Yard contains
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
"a LARGE MUMRER oruArs

h"'' oi which are IN good order, and la, eve.
necessary building and apparatus connert-
CD wan Iann'ng,-deriSing an abundant and
"ee' 'a.ihs supply OF water from a stream
passing through the yard. There Is on the
premises, large and commodious and well.
hn,shed DWELLING HOUSE, together with
= htchcn, good brick Smoke-lIouse a
parry aud well Of excellent and never fail.
lnS water. On one OF the lots eontisnou. "a
The dwelling house, there - a Barn and STA.
BILE. " ga
Trims OF SALE.-one thi. d OF the pur-
chase money To he paid IN si1, Que third m
ven. ana one THIRD in eighteen months-
interest added; Co be secured by a decJ az
trust on the above mentioned pronrrIv - 49,
approved personal security.
THOMAS G.. HARRIS.
Jan. 20, ls35-,s. Trustee.
AO>iPSnement.
postponed Till Saturday the 2slh instant.
March 10, I-3J
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STAR

Is ten years old th,s spr,ng, a fine black, six
teen hand, high. Of excellent action, form.
strength aud bone.
JOHN q. HARNESS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26

hffERs HE ptofsssiousi service, to IN,
~ citizens Of sbrrherd-town and ada.
cent country. His residence IL in the house
recent, occupied b. Doctor John Bri.coe,
where he may DO found ~heo not profession.
ally engaged.
ShePhefdsto~n, March 20. Is35-iI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26

.NTgrO JSOR0H gVamGed.
WISH 10 purchase o. bire. a Negro wo-
y man Of good character and indu.trio,,.
habits. y. BHCKuAM
HsrPers Ferry. March &c. is1s.-H
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REM OIL.

INHE subscriber takes this method to in.
form his eu.ioners aud the public gem
orally, That he has removed his store To the
house Formerly occupied by Cleveland Il Co.,
-here he will be pleased To supply th-m with
goods n usual. e. ". HAMMOND
March DC lsJ5
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JOSEPH vANVACTER.
SAMUEL NANvACTER.
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PEDT@REE.

March 26. 1875.
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,u1rie'town, J. icrson County, Va.
March, 10, ls3J-f
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March 10. Isl5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-04

80 stop they please Ye Code what pity, in all
,e great wing party SOME available candidate cannot
be found deeply imbued with the great Wing principles
WHO would interpret the Constitution. not as re undo
$1,000 H. but as 1t IS understood by the Calhouns the
Clays, the Haynes the Webstcrs the McDufhes the
'iayt"ns, the Ewngs, the Adamscs, ct I'd genus onne
But what OF orr candidair--hs the Magician .
he whom the Democracy &c the whole republic delight
TO honor Why Is he Magician Why do the De-
m"cr'cy from Mure 10 Georgia delight to honor him
because h has been the advent. of rnrnsnr,s Ia
tnrci "n" Part pf the uny The cxpensr OF another
uins heg'mg r'al"uscs ui'd animos,ies thu; well nigh
brok" mp the Government hccaus,. he has never ntrrd
on onr portion ct Tho citizens II hes. United States
against another ." joined M ircnsnabl concaves either
al Hartford ar Columbia, tn dissolve the Union liz
h,g mas been Dt'Hrer"cyiis motto his country, his
whole country The rights Of the States and the integrity
OF the Union. Under this banner he has yht NOT
ouild up "sysems but To preserve the purity of the
government and the liberty of the governed Friends
"i Drmocratc Government friends of the Union -
all a who would preserve free Institutions who
would promote feelings of brothcriy love between the
North aud the South, the Fast and the West. may re-.
3ice that they have such candida,e-msy rejoice
Republic. Yours
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MA kkETS-DecsmJeY Sd, 1885.
ioBAoco--SnpPhes of neaO increase demand very ac-
uVe--the manufacturers still the exclusive
Pnrchascrs--primngs 90 al 80; Tugs 3 a G;
lraiy refused as so; good and fine y a o
20 Sales of cid privately, have been very
, limited for a week past
FLouH---SuppHes have been coming in more freely
Tor week pnst-holders are generally ask
ing 81, and some sales making-neary all
received for the last fortnight has gone into
store.
"HEAT--Deuand good, red 135 and white 40 cts
-, Foreign ErPortsJor The ,ponM Of Norem5er.
hds 29u bales OF cotton 1872; barrels Of flour 7443
i1SpcctioMs md Stocks Of TOJaeeo TO 3OM Nopenber
235; refused S4; on hand 6643 hhds
BAGWELL, SMITH &. JONES
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ausmpted to degrade because Of having this very ma
Joy, and OF attempting thereby project The peonle
against what they believed TO be misrulc Win expsl
renee and example teach the Republicans of Vir
gina 10 preserve unwthered the welcarncd iaurels of
'ne, puant and glorious victories, Why or for what
snah ngh-mnded and honorable Senators of the Admi
party, weaken destroy the integrity of the
whole Party by divisions among men, all Of whom are
ven qualified for the Chair and i'm every rrspe merit
even more honors than il can possibly confer,
lie assured, gentlemen, that the picbald Whgs viii
nave ou' single Richmond in the field They Will rx
pc' l' phl b., the dss' uons among the Republicans
nu ".ng under de car at the polls, their leader viii
uuiy pay the prayer of Richmond
" - thou. whose Cal tain account myselr
isuo~ nay io q ga c,c:
IA thtir hands thy bruisiug irons of wrath.
That they niay Town with u heavy falI
%" usufilns helmets of nc
Make "a Thy ministers of enlightenment,
20 - That e may leaisc thee IN ny viCTORY,D
~ eyer spirit of sclfdenia pervadcd the patriotic
Souls Oh virginia Statesmen upon any OCCASION let the
present be the brightest example. Let the Republican
mehocrs go into the Senate like Romans--do every
ng r Rome and nothing for self resolve to vim
ocn.e IN the election of Speaker the people of this an.
e'e". and renowned Commonwealth, in their last and
ost glorious struggle for the recovery of their rights
anu liberties, which proud dare Withhold!
ANOTHER SUBSCRIBER.
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DEATHS.
.Ners omnibus comaRnais.
Death - common To Us all.n
Pafrt. ~ flgatrf sn,,,,.

We but duet aud Hcens shadows
DEPARTED this life lIuuers, Ioire D in ,hs co,n,, Of
es,s o. Friday ,hg I3 a aer usrngs from paia-
Bans Esq., county whose e @e o. ar1 ess 10
ou aoi together ns constant % "na I;nd and human @
S , as "',qs's pay oyinced his
OF .ssGvns nature and posams the deep snrtrendng aeon
venerable psreh father numerous and aspecsahe
so wa. e". ~ Np p9oe%an ESQ., slei,le
anu to enieaI her her husband umiabo and lovely
nesoas The much afflicted husband and Jsssb,er
alone in aek cloth aud mourning tho fatal arrow n"
ios Sal Sni oro%G uI i The badge Of mourn
much eos9aton IN The aness Of his grief indeed tie
naodee she /. often message Mercy The deceased
ccy hn her reach md eve1y PAM "a every bcne violent
he ueSss hS%aS 'In "5 s% S 10
her an i IN h n ssg' Chsi She acsun
sa k US % we IT eleei- its trophies upon the tomb
The bosom viii immortal hope grasp death and moments Of
I Of suffering and eSs a,o to 0eSS she h0: exchanged
pure aud serene the unlaid which ae the icael
Died a. his re,ienec in New Kent eous alter painful ana lin
chnraccr he had be- lis n saSsGs for many snsbe
through @ cOndeaec aad esteem una Of 6o eoSdss
hnsand and sne G ~" haanao master, afectionaic
taught him TO ympahise deeply with in ibc %
the greater hadiye ai distance aS Goa pSsps
Twelve Yeats since by seer, ml bot he was led ton
mann rk OF h'' halter eGl--tO number his to enter
lie had been r several Pre.,.oan church
svlenec il hi. sickness fi pSsas
nc soul The last and most trying conflict through which
nh ri' 10 pass rs he nppTo1chcdhe
mo- ne WAS unusually ca aud tranquil called h a.
D'd ic aud said to bin, Doeo have hen Won ssv
'" you nave never seen who
ine eniFcat again now sec bero y,
who q assured ,t.s
he was not only willing but anxons depaiha he ,houg he
could say WIN Nc Apostle Paul. ., death
grave wi"re thy victory lie IN tho pe
tranquility " ~ "os ''''aH'o
How blessed the righteous, when he dios!
When sinks a pious soul 10 rest;
How mildly beam no closing
iow gently heavcs the
20 dies tho summer cloud away
SoSinks Tie gale when storms are o,cr.
20 gently shuts the eve OF day;
80 dies the eoDg lie shore.
Aholy quiet oisns around,
lin which life nor death deStrovs
N1thug distuThS that pence Profound
Which his unictiercd soul enjoys
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Tm srArLEs. sse,eta,n.
COMMUNICATED.


Who is 10 be- tie Speaker to the Senate is n ques-
ton often asked presume the Administration Party
will hardly suffer Wing TO be- elected when they ha We
majority, anj gentlemen Df tliei. own Party, 80 we'll
qnul'hed 90 I'LL ite station. Among others, permit ne
to mention the name Of Stafford ~ Parker Of the Caro-.
ne District gentlemen a urbanc manners and fraf
democratic principles This rcntlvunan was for MANY
years mcnIbef Of the House Delegates and for H.
last four member Of The Scu1c. Ills elevation ~ tie
Spcnkcrs Chair would only repay hin for a series Of
years u lnbor and toll in The Republican cause Ills
merits well n associates in the Sc.
nate, That conceive II is fully sufficient merely bring
him 10 their notice by this brief essay. s.
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MEssRs hDlrons--hs lieod 20 the great and com
mon cause Of Democracy, have seen, with degree Of
surprise end regret, disposition IN Of your Cor
respondents on the s0bect Of the choice Of Speaker Of
the senate, To- cndangcr 10 not entirely paraiyze the
power Of an uudoubted Administration majority in that
highly honorable aud interesting branch Of the General
Assembly This body az, which the Whgs lost year
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The New York Star of Saturday says" We learn
that the Hon Edward Livingston has left for Washing
tom - -'e
;, mir. CLAY len town yesterday morning for Princeton,
" ne rs expected 10 return TO the city "Wednesday
neSt-Paaddciphia Anquirer, Dec. L.
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- COiLhU.s1C97ED.
To he Legislature Of Yirgiaia
GeaIemen-lt is your duty 10 upvoint a judge in
the place of Judge Semplc. There have been several
mentioned. would suggest the of Mr. Hallybur-
ton as of superior talents and riness to fiji the
office in the most dgnified manner
a SUBSCRJBI
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at "Wilow Green, Thursday u by
,.sN. f acrec MI William ". Garrett, King
William county. 'l'f 'y ''~- ''' q
MIA, Married on Tuesday mot-.s by Keeling Mr.
OF the late ZcehaIiah Clarke, Esq, OF this CITY,
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BHGasEEs EXCHANGE.

~ GOOD LUCK IN
Ticket $, IA, 2S the Second Highest Prize of $1,000
10, 81, So, do. do do Of aOO0
6, 25 81. the Third do do Of l000
Together with several other smaller ones of $500 400
200 and $lOo, all sold within the last month1snd
az usual, paid at sight by BIGGER.
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Noe 5iJalos, according 10 Major Noah !.
Now hear "a othet nide !

More Styatos, according TO Major Noah:
Al election held Connecticut ast week shows
a"ec'e reaction favorable TO tho Wing cause siae"
A. Nut IatslgsEcsr
,.os 1ag Cri1pbs@ Comfort re oe,on C5nneeisnt.
~ Ht s nPositiOns to cheer if0ops this
y ne most nfctcsd Connecticut her Cbn.tef is
innisffsiion 49, ' '''a'+ s''' 80 ''' ''''
~ bao shere the ssf Spring election upwards OF 1907
800 VIC pneul tefe WIS this fol- slight
nsn 800 votes were given both sides.
81 hu enctt0n
Wing officers fessfsd bot not by am o,eioe
msi W ~ -''e ''-'''f ''e '''''''s -
a. sonce make inquiries tile saijec Inform
1 o no" much they rely upon reaction of Con-
nectso u Unnecessary alo 10 show bow fss tho Ioeiaeuccf mas
pc dged 9n,n any statement Of Of Gfo6s.
Ibe Wings too, boast Of their success in New Haven
but The Register Of that town informs US that il re
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NWTINTER ARRANGEMENT.- -Tvmy W.,

NN INTER ARRANGEMENT.--TwIc1 WrrK
w The Steamboats, Columbus and Pocabontas 70
and from Norfolk and Baltimore will commence ON
Monday The 9TH December TO run onIy twice week;
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk evcry Monday and Thurs.
day mornings al 10 O'clock; and on aud after Tbpre.
day, the 7th January, 1896, they win run only once
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday, ADD Norfolk
every Monday morning. ~ 10 o'clock Should the ma.
ygaiion Of the aapscO be interrupted by ice the pa
sengers will be landed At Annapolis, az formerly
The Patrick Henry will Norfolk every Tuesday
and Friday morning for Richmond and return every
Sunday and Wednesday.
Passage aud fare to Norfolk SO All baggage A. the
risk Of the owners JAMES FERGUSON Agent
Baltimore December 8. 6i-U
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Northern brethren Such The periis Of our siu,.
ton-the dangrrs by which surrounded that IL
Is certainly the part of wisdom and prudence to rest
our case on any doubtful issue. We should look to those
measures of safety and resort TO them at once which will
place beyond The reach othese unpriucipd fanatics
Should the right TO demand them, Ge admitted II may
well be- questioned whether that would protect s aans,
The eyilsn which complain. AS the evidence 10 b,
brought aainst them will have to bc collected in the
Stairs wiisr ihr schemes aud Vaccinations are pe-
pand II would be- difficult, IT not npracticabe To con-
Wet thrin according the rules which have been ad
down IN crn'hi prosecutions, for the security and pro-
tcton OF ' citizen II is lieved therefore that no
remedy sa' o severe penal statutes passed by the
States where slavery does not exist will b. .a.cal fr
our r''Iei liry themselves enter ain .ubt of their
right To- pass these laws, aud they called upon 10
50, by the solemn bchrss of the Constitution ,y IA. no.
bic efforts OF our ancestors for Independence AMI by the
blessings VIC all derive from glorious and happy
Union" -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-04

FENE subscriber returns his thanks 10 the citizens of
IA Richmond and the public generally, for the liberal
patronage he has hitherto received, and respectfully in
forms them that he has returned from the North and is
Ir-openng with an entire assortment Of iIATs and
Cars all fashionable and fresh Just from the nanufac
tories His stock is equal 10 any in this city for neat
ness of fashion, variety of quality and prices Gentle
men IN want of Hats and Caps respectfully invited
TO call their obedient CHAS JOHNSTON
n. H. My assortment will be complete in few DAYS
when more general advertisement will appear.
December T. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-04

BRgnr here 0gaip and still friun,B Lanft
Drawing of the Maryland State LOTTERY Class No %
30 II 20 SO "a 80 SO a 80 ~
Ticket Nos 20 80, the highest grand Capital of
S2'OcO was Sold and the cash. usual paid to the for
tunate holder at sight, by BIGGER
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IO(lK

Bigger has sold and paid at sight the highest Grand
Capital Of @25 600
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40 Printers.

"A GOOD COMPOSIJOR can obtain a situation at
IA $40 per week during the Session of the Lcgisla-
ton be made at this Office. None but firstrale work
man need apply. Dec a.