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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

Ediforisf .Nofice.--An Irish brother
down South says hiss exchange hs, j.
10 large, and wishes il usdersiood
NAT "this i - notify alI those tlof
aon . recefpe ~ y,aRer, ihst fheir ex-
change u afsppsd.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
AGAINST

Conrad hn~Ser, aatuimsfrafer Of Carr
Wsakeep deeI. and Adrian Hynksop. Hsi
ham Hyslssp. .sAn HyHkoep azd Care
Hyuksep, hdrs csd &shi5ufces Of said Car
ret Hyntoep dee'd, -Sisfaan Htrd,icks. h,ss
bdnd. and Caurrf ". HrndIets. eniy soa ans
Aesr Of Margaret HtnJticIs drc'd late .Har
garef bynkoop, a daughter Of said Carre
HynksoP drc'd,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
May ~. ls3S-s.

VIRGINIA, TO W.T.:
Al rules holden in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for Jefferson County, tie frst Mon
dsy in M,y 1885:
George RdndaN and Mary Ms r,f, Lafe -sf.Iry
hyntesp. an Arr and sasfrI6ilfor Of Carve,
Hynkeep dtcrased,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
IN CfIANCERY.

HVHE defendants, Adrian Wynkoop, Viii
II liam Wyukoop, John wynkoop, CARR,
Wynkoop, Nathan Hendricks sni Carrot w
Hendricks, not having entered their appearance,
and given security according to the set Of assem-
Oily and the rules 81 this court and Il appearing
By sstsfsetory evidence thst they sre not inl.bi-
tsnss Of this country: Il 10 ordered. That the
said defendants do appear here on the frs si.y
Of the next term. aud sns~cr the bill Of the
pisintifs; and tina, copy Of this order be forth
With inserted IN some Newspaper pubii< died in
Chariestown, for Ivo months saeeessi,ely, and
posted 81 the frosi door Of the courthouse in the
said town OF Chariessovn-
A Copy-T-sie.
RoBERT T. BROWN. Clerk.
kav OF ISiS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
2ED1GREE.

March %. Is35.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
sVTlC NpriMg Goods.

CbarIes,own, March 10. isas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14
FROM TIE cOnNrRK

Extract Of letter from Franksn Counfv FeJrAnry o5
Our political horizon is full of uncertainties and
wonders We appear indeed TO have arrived at a crisis
OF awful forebodings and if there be a rcdccmn9
spirit yet IN the people, fear gone. revolu.
ton IN opBion is at hand and worst of all consoli.
daton OF our Government to be dreaded if repre-
scnatves, Tor as have always thought our servants
have the Prerogatve to the wishes of the people
and trampe down their sovereign right of instruction
with impuny. If these things are done in the green
tree, what may not expect in the dry 2" But will
tie people submit to these plain usurpations Of power
by their delegates? VIII they bow in silence to their
masters IN order to have the yoke of dcspos fastened
on their necks9 No, my dear sir, | hope for better
things hope they will rise in the maicsfv of their
strength and hurl them from their high places lust as
those delegates dcspsed their wishes and INSTRUCTIONS
this winter and our political ship may yet be sae-The
tact is, The Opposition, piebald Wings, are made on
OF so many different principles that thousands Of pood
Republicans blinded, that they do not know What
to do, for the best. Could the people obtain correct in
ormaton the thing would be easily altered-bui an
pears That the business of all the motley crew consists in
deception: Feds, Nulcs, and all are straning every
nerve to miseprescnt and calumniate those in pover
aiming thereby to prejudice the people against them TO
give themselves an opportunity TO triumph on their fan
Even friend Claiborne has joined in the wake and is
now kicking up dust 10 blind the eyes of his constt
ents thinking thereby to save his scat-bui think Lo
VIII have hard race, II lie is not beaten by Siuart
81 regret very much that your Colleague as the
course lie has done. lie certainly could not have been so
much mistaken IN the wishes Of bis constituents Wydd
he assist ~ proscrbinga public officer and then i'm elect
ing that quasi Bank alternative Leigh 10 the II s Senate
But oTbear TO make comments next pril will sbeV
him UpAnd as for Crtz Of Patrick he NAV as le was
recently told in letter, bid good bye to Richmond =,
Graveiy OF Henry, may also settle his business there too
Mark the evcntl'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14

Our Wings, doubt, think they are PLAYING dec n
game upon us with Judge White 10 save appcsrances
many Of them acknowledge they are beatcn-and are
obliged to take choice Of evils. Oh yes beaten dead
and dead, too for the benefit Of n JocLs,r rns pt
ike the Bank they have the hope Of glorious
ton The Bank, you know, WIS said 10 be dead The
9lo nero aid not consider dead but obliged to die and
determined that account and for other s,tor r9,s
70 take the public purse o0t Of its pocket As soon az
its fob was touched IL not only rorsed into life but into
sucl lIy as ihrew the whole nation into yqytc II
IS now dead again but in the nc It election ie ns he
ware OF ITS roresurccon with the resurrection Of our
wings Our course seems plain to me The Whias
nave played too deep game for themselves They have
narrowed % down 70 two Of our candidates ~ are
choose between them and 90 for the man who can unite
most o. our strength. Mcthnks wc can come nearer
gflug eopsiyepf pledge than they can n they pledge
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14

We have received files of Paris papers down TO the
5lst January and private information TO the Both re
IerVescence on the American question over i'm the
french capital and no where in France were indications
gwen OF design desire to engage in war with e II
States But the fate Of the treaty with the Chamber Of
Deputies was absolutely uncertain One of the most vo
rape symptoms Is the alarm and agitation which the Pre-
sdents Message excited in the manufacturing and com
mercal cities The chief gazette OF Lyons states that
America affords market annually from sirfg to eioh
~ millions OF francs worth Of the products Of Lyons
ana observes that the Chamber Of Deputies cannot C
to appropriate the interest which the Lyonese have in
pacific solution Of the American question The French
ministry have adroy cleared their skirts of the Rus.
sian oa upon which, says the journal dcs Debafs The
Opposition meant to live for month"; mixing up with
the American question to make the treaty appear
signal Tor numbcrless and ruinous claims from other
quarters The editorial articles and the debate in the
1naihDeT, on ule SUBJECT, are curious and pregnant
~ Barrok, who took the lead in assaflng the
ministers on the Russian affair remarked i'm ono Of lie
speeches- We did not wish 10 be placed in repard fo
TINS negoaiioH IN the same situation that in which
We are as 10 The American case-and 90 be fnd src
pay twenty five, thirty or forty millions or ,ogy H.
journal des Debots iaunts the Opposition az having
Urea 700 soon instead Of rcservng the Russian
Tor me great battle 81 the American Treaty. when Il
might be used a forlofn houe The Minisfcy, ,,.
Gazette '''''''
trusiased from the Bordoaus Memorial Borls Of J "a
A FEW WORDS ON THE MESSAGE or THE
PRESIDENT or THE u STATES
The Message Of the President Of the United ststos
merits The utmost attention from the public
deesabe intrigue Of the fers-DaTii which tyas The,
preparing Tor the miraculous absnrdee Of fire tOtb ~
November succeeded in misleading the Chamber Of dc.
puues and caused u 10 reject the American Treaty 10
miserable majority Of eight, we undoubtedfv Quo
the political and commercial difficulties which We b
been announcing from the commend az fbi. s,d
snair ana winch the Opposition persisted in denying.
disorganize the power Of the Government II vac ~
nLlea lnet the REJECTION Of the claim would cause bal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14
.JUDGE YJJJTE


we yet dare indulge the hope that Judge White will
not consent TO be he discovers that his support IS
to come principally from the side of the Wins
With that party the Republicans will not unite for The
best reasons i'm the world
The oie'os Of of Judge Whites friepds and tho
consequences which they calculated To- bring about
very strongly and Justly portrayed in the following cx
tract, from Tennessee, Administration paper The Mr.
Mnnvle Gazette Of the 2Slh ult whose done,
IS entitled to all respect 49,
" The Editor Of The Knoxville Register in his uaucr
OF the ION u N reply to an nterrogatory Of ours to
whether he was willing to Z" see Judge White indebted
Tor his election to the votes of the Opposon very
frankly replies that he shall be reioced at the election
OF Judge White, whether ii be by the aid of the Oppo
sio, OF wiout lhat aid This - honest; the Editor
goes tor the election OF Judge White at all events and
Is no ways choice as 10 the to be used 10 effect Il
We gucss that an election by the House of Rcpresenfa
ives would lose its terrors in the eyes of the editor Of
pe hcgiser, provided nc could have that
1t would result IN favor Of Judge White even though IL
were to be consummatcd by "bargan intrigue and man
agement, What say you to that, Mr.. Register
The Editor asks If the Opposition vote for JUDGE
"hll1t, wiz mat make MN worse man-will that in
duce him TO rcnounce the sound Republican PRINCIPLES
ne os SO long cherished and acted upon and embrace
the dogmas OF tue Opposition in reply we will inst
say, that We have much confidence in the political in
tcgny OF Judge White tic Editor Of the REGISTER
can nave bnt Judge White is not infable-- Men who
lew years since held high aud envabc rank i'm the
estimation OF the Republican party Judge White now
goes ana whose Characters stood fair in every respect
nave aposatzed from their former principles and are
now found in The ranks Of the Opposition in detcrmn
cd and unrelcntng hostility 10 all the crcat leading en
sures OF the present Democratic Administration. and
we are warned by the Bible Of the danger of suffering
ourselves 70 be led into temptation That che Register
Is honest in lie opinions do not doubt but TO show
that the Opposition (or at least portion Of tbcm)
different view Of the subject, quote the followD0
paragraph from the Richmond Wing the leading organ
Of tnc Opposition in Virginia. That print says
kfon Judee White might hoped Elected il elee
We Wig fssi be would naturally and ncccsssy selec,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14

aTd!d is on the alert, and us an animatinp ex
ample Her House of Delegates has passed bill by n
vote ot al to 30 providing for loan two millions of
dollars to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and one mil
lion to the Susquehanna Rail Road Ii is expected that
the Senate will pass it, The citizens of Baltimore have
held a numerous meeting the occasion They hail
the intended appropriation with enthusiasm-and have
dePqied delegation to Annapolis press
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14
Richmond, saturday, March 1
THE VIRGLNL4 LEGISI-4TIjRE


Adjourned on Thursday night after n session of lO2
days They have passed .,7 acts of which we propose
To lay the usual summary before readers We lave
commenced them to day. and shall conclude them in our
next They are mostly in small way. The most inn
portant OF them relate to Internal Improvement-and
among these, hail with pleasure the act for contri.
butng half million 10 the great James River work and
twohths TO the stock of the Richmond Frederic urg
and Potomac Rail Road.
But they will be better known to future times by the
political spirit which they have exhibited Their own
acts have inscribed their monument with indelible cha
racters' Their political Eptaph may be comprised in a
few portenous words:
Here lies
The .4iti- Instruction Legislature of 1S34-5:
The dominant party in which,
Were indebted to u Panic for their bower
And that power abused for the purposes of faction
Made up of extreme parties,
OF the most dscordant clements
They were kept together only by common interest
To them belongs the honor
or staining the generous soil of Virginia
With the odious Principle of Prose ripton-
OF practically trampling under foot
That sacred Principle of free Peope
The Right Of Instruction
And Of clecting Senator of the a. Stases
Quasi Bank Politician
Contrary TO the Wishes
And contrary to the Instructions,
Of the People of Virginia
OH Reader!
Pass not on till thou hast condemned lis acts
And never, never forget,
ihat Rebellion against the People IS disoJedence God
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14

Vows Supporting him give pledge effect, aud capable
VI iosicng had, he cOull act in had
path ofduty" - - ~
I'VE therefore want ''morc light, before we can ''dc-
clare IN favor OF Judge White, any body else Show
US where and when single movement has been made in
ms favor by the Sortrctgn People, of the States of
Alabama and Tennessee. Until you show us some.
thing like general demonstration by the Democratic
rarity IN ms favor, you will please pardon for stand.
ng aloof, and WAITING for fnrihcr d.vclnnrlncnt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14

Our Senatorial election will be very warm and close
~ contested and the issue doubtful, though we do not
despair OF returning friend of the Administration -
MAJOR Gariands prospects for Congress continue TO
brighten 1t is now generally believed that he will ret
am4orty IN every county, except Amherst. No doubt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14


IN CHANCERY-ymesn-ln Amelia County
b Court january 22d, 1886:
Henry WalthaI Peter Wallhall Lewis Ieatb. or
and said Lewis Loat administrator of John ValibalJ
decd, William Marshall, Thomas Marshall Nancy Mar,
shall John Bransford, and Elizabeth his wife formerly
Loath, Piain,is. '
against
Peter Leath, William Lcath Henry Bradshaw and
Mary his wife John j.. r. Wallhall Tbemas L. Wal
thai, William u. Walthn, Robert r. Waltlall Gcoroo
w Walthall, Martha Wahall. Benjamin johnson and
Catharne bis wife, John Poland and Elizabeth his wife.
Richard a Rison and Elizabeth has gilc and Marty r.
NMlhall ana Nancy hrs vile, Delts
The defendants, Peter Lcath, William Leath Henry
bradshaw aud Mary his wife, Richard A Rison and Eli
zaoeil bis wife, John l.. r. Walthall, and Thomas L.
Wathal not having entered their appearance and given
security accoFdingto the act Of Assembly and the rules
o. ths Court and 1T appearing by satisfactory evidence
mat ihey are moi inhabitants Of this Commonwealth Ii
ordered that the said defendants do appear here ON the
hrst day Of the next Apr term Of this Court and am
swer me li OF the plaintiffs And that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted jn newspaper published
~ the City Of Richmond for two months successivelv
and posted at the front door Of the Courhousc Of this
County on two successive Court days
CoPy-Tcsie j. r LEIGH OK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14

PoStmaSter Generai.-Wc have received pamphlet
copy OF Mr. Barrys Letter 10 the House of Representa-
yves reviewing the Report of the Select Committee of
mat House appointed TO investigate the affairs of the
fost Once department. 1t laid before the House
on the last night of the Sessonbut il was not officially
acted on We shall lay it before readers as soon as
posS,De-as II exposes in mastery manner, many of
the Errors of the Report and sets the transactions Of his
department in juscr light before the Nation 1t dis.
closes ths startling fact that "many of the most inn
POSTMASTER General during the whole investigation and
Report" F' u '"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14

themselves for Judge White, what figure will they cut
In counties in which they have violated instructions 10
defeat ltives, ON account OF his Jacksonsm They are
showing The clovcn foot-Ihe People will So il"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14
s3279l44D
Public Depositcs on the Cd Of August, 1879.

diHDuiibu To- Sbr)-3,441
Do do. lst October 1894, 175s $50
Dep sites reduced in IA months ....... 81 92J d24
" is true the depostcs were some times more than
$0DS3444 after the I'd Of August and before tic LIST Of
October, 1888 bat have taken the amount hand,
when the Bank commenced its rapid curailncnts Thus
1t appears that under the pctence Of losing The of
about FIVE millions Of dollars they increased their specie
IRE and q hay,-reduced their circulation more than
oght,-and their loans, &c. than eighteen millions.
would blush tn think there single honest in
this Republic who would require any argument prove
this conduct the part Of the Bank both scicktd and
corrupt
Thus from the I'd Of May, 1882, when the scheme Of
recharicr was determined in the Senate 70 the st
October 1884 when The Bank and its friends had ex-
baustcd their means Of ruin and mischief, the
Loans were curtailcd ................ S24 42f geo
Circulation diminished ............... 10475AS2
Funds sent 10 Europe ................ 1850 247
increase Of specie ......,.....,...... 7,G71AH
S45,6iaOIG
BY this operation IL will be seem that the Bank en-
bsrrassed the country TO the amount Of foyfyfee md
half millions Of dollars.
Bot this - not all From the accounts Of the Bank
Itself il has caused 70 be printed aud circulated
than enc milton Of sPceehes. Documents dssisihons,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14

The Legislature Of Kentucky has just adjourned
George NJ Bib (whose term of service as Senator of
inc United States has just cxprcd) appointed be-
tore the adjournment, 10 be Chancellor of the Louisville
Chancery Court station for which his education hab-
ITS, and temper, combine to fit him peculiarly.
Governor Davis recently elected to the Senate of the
Ued states, on Thursday week sent to the Legislature
OF Massachusctts message accepting the Office to which
nc mad been choscn and rcsgning that of Chief Nlars-
ate OF The Commonwealth The duties Of the remain
der OF The political year deyolve Lieutenant Cover
nor Armst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14

Od Ha0Uer has yet siraet GagTbc onds of tho Al
Intimidation IN that county requested again assemble for M
purpose Of nominating candidate Count when i ooc
there viii be full attendance tdl MANY VOTERS
HHOTSPUR, Me sire Of MascDpa, will stand the en-
"a suing season, at 81 Lcgcf, (Mr. John Hcth's }
~ e county Of Chesterfield, ~ miles from Pctcrsburg
10 miles from Richmond and miles south Of the Coal
fits Particulars viii be given hereafter
DEC. -. lIu-fl JOHN r. CHRISTIAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14

We understand that the late French Minister NJ Ser
rurie and ms lady, will sail for France in the packet of
the 9Th inst Of the withdrawal OF NJ Serrurer il is
proper that should say nothing but we must express
our sincere regret for the loss which the society Of this
city has sustained III consequence of the return Of Ma
dame Serrurer to France. Beautiful amiabc cstirnablc
III every respect she universal lavoritc And we
beeve the French King could not have rctored any sup
posed want OF courtesy tic President his friends in
tins metropolis more severely than 10y the recall of one
VINO wasso fair representative of the elegance and cour
Gi0be.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-24
.VesU Arrangement.

Mew-Haven Steamboat Line. -nNE of the New Haven Steam Boats will NJ until further notice leave New Haxen every Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday. Thurs day and Friday at ls o'clock noon. and on Saturdays at 6 o'clock A. M. and o'clock P. M.; and one of said Boats will leave Pier No. eS, EO0t of Beekman- street, New York, doiZy, Sundays excepted,) for New Haven at 2 A. M. and at 4 o'clock F. M. on Saturdays. By this arrangement there will be two boats from each place on Saturdays, yiz. one in the morn ing and one in the afternoon.
 STAGES will always be in readiness on arrival of the Boats at New. Haven to convey passengers to Hartford. PrOvidence. and Bos- tou--aisO to Litchfeld via Waterbury doily and via Woodbury on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
 ~Freisht intended fer the boats at New Haven must be delivered at the office at least one hour before the time of starting, or it will not be forwarded until the next day.
 JOEL ROOT, Ageat.
 Ne,e- HapeR, May 6. 1885. AS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-24
NEW GOODS.
MISS CABLE

HAS lately returned from New-YOrk with LII choice selection of GOODS apprOpri. ate to the seasOO, consisting in part of French Muslins, plain JacOnet and Cambric Mnslins: also Plaid Sz Book Muslins, English E. French CalicOes of all prices, plain black and cOlored Silks, Chally Shawls, Fancy HaOdkerchiefs, plain and figured Laces. French wrO't Capes and Collars, Gloves, Belts, Bead Bags, French Shoes, &c. &c. together with large
 Assortment Of eNA2Lgt2ee2.y, Straw and Tuscan Hats. Caps and Flowers, Ribbons and Lace Trimmings-all of which will be offered on reasonable terms.
 LifchfeLd MnM 28. 1885. 5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-24
More New Books.

JUST received at the Bookstore in East O street--Coiton'e Four Years in Cheat Br- ta'"--Visit to the American Churches. by Drs. Reed & Maitheson--Wifea and Woman's Reward. Family Book k--the Primitive Church compared with the Protestant Epis'l Church 0f the present day.
 Also. Comic Almanack for 1886.
 August II. $. GALPIN,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-24
Summer Arrangement.

THE OaDese6b9gS will leave Spencer & IL Wadhams' Hotel for Bantam Laks as follows :-Monday, Wednesday and Satur- day at o'clock A. M.-Returning at or about PM. Leave the Hotel at half past one, return at an hour to suit passengers.
 The Car will move on other days from the same or other places to order. For seats ap- ply at $. & WIS bar.
 Eight seats can be obtained for $l,5O-the addition of5O cents secures passage on hoard the Boat.
 FREDERICK A. MARSH. Lischfeld, Bantam Lakr, JNly 9. 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-24
For New-Haven and
 NETWORK.

n EAVES Litchfeld Monday, Wednesday 1A and Friday, at e o'clock in the morn ing-passing through South Farms, Bethlem. Woodbury, Southbury. Oxford, Humphreys vile, and Derby. to NewHaven.
 Sept. l6. ). PARKS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-24
Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils, Wines, &c.
 AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

d1WCS1 V41S1 WY 4MG99 S@@s
 AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
 .I c. BECKWcYEH NFFERS for sale complete assortment N1 of the above articles in quantities to suit the purchaser, on as good terms as they can be bought within the state, for cash oE credit. including an assortment of BrOnzes, Gold and Silver Leaf and Foil, Gums COpal and Shsl- Lac, Alcohol, Japan and COpal VarDisb, Ia marinds, Madder, COchineal. Indigo, Ameri- can aud Russian Isingl lass, Spices, Sal Eratus, Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Seidihz Powders, Congress Water. Superior and common winter sperm, Castor, pure Linseed and Sweet OILS, Chlorine, Tooth Wash, Preston's Salts, Bayberry Tallow.
 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
 PATENT MEDICINES, including Anderson's Cough Drops, Swaim's Panacea, BateInan's Drops, Welclf Medica- mentum, ThOmpson's Eye Water. Pills of various kinds, Sc. Be.
 Also, q complete assortment of English & American Paints, among which are White and Red Lead, Whit. ing, Chrome Yellow & Green. Prussan Blue No. and 9, Dutch and Rose Pink, Terra De Sienna, VermilIion. Lamp Black, Szc. ~. London Brown Stout-POrter-old Madri- "a, pure Port, Samos and other VINES Pure Cogniac Brandy. Holland Gin, Vest India Ram, Sc. as mediciDes.
 Physicians, Hatters, Painters. &c. supplied on as good terms as they can purchase ihe same qualities in New-York
 Litchfeid. June 25. tf3