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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-04

WISH 70 psreAsss - H0o1oDa al
- eeeA ssAss. froo - 60 . yssn q -.
esso wssh 70 81 ent-sats Disek,n;sh ~
2 CarPseesr. For sssA - suit ns. I e.ir.-
ne % give besrsl Psiess. Asy i.forua-
uee - mail vill b siissdsd In.
@. W. MALONE.
Charisssovs. Va, Nag ~, is3s.-1,-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-04

" arEsnrS 1D Fn~ssD41rfsr Rlzuls.---
We h1vc'tcHrt al azs- gina dung an a a
di passI1r- hun WI nssvsrr suzsr - i2F.u..
fraii0n 81 n until <isfiirElhes h.sE. a
Whine t''"die. within liiuH ItnIlg Is.E q HiIr
OF iIliauy hell down nn aIsn al sii.xfs-ws..
u tins CITY. un thu siGEy sitlsn pu..uisaer
through sturm EFF ttise Bauu,ssaIs,. s.ys&
died an a sbsrft arnsf Aliisu Bsislsr ss.lln.,
Ia her ilshmnc1. N ~ sIuvassHi, =, ssi..sll
Ves..,ii was rluftuSud ln issr rzriisar lia..
We ihUve sumt liIerETii aiI tbs. death. az
ninlatis asIlarl. ssnsfisr sss.us,- sl,., .n,l
from tine snnIra mlsse
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-04

gENHE subscriber hes on ksad . larxs usp.
n ply q hrst-FAts ssasssst MIL coos
Which be 80 cell ios fog essh.
JAMES MARSHALL.
Nay %, Is1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-04
Winter Cabbage Seed.

lhE subscriber has Just received ., the
Shariessown APothecsry and Book
Store, second supply Of fresh Winter Cab
bage Seed, viz:
Large Drunhesd, Flat Dutch, and green
eurled Savoy Cabbage Seed.
HIS assortment Of Garden and Flower
seed, b still very good. Persons Wishing 10
purchase seed Of any kind in his usy. e.n
be q. enthusiastically supplied now q. Al any
time heretofore. JAMES BROWN
April 81, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-04

a Ba~rsxr N Gisaii.s.ftln, IS e
y sem0Vsc liss llsusssifipa 8suss.
be bsuii-a. sn ilre slsrssl,f ~ 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-04
JOHN ROGGS a 70.

Soh MISSION MERCHANTS,
SPe~s Wharf BaLfinore, Nd.
"A NE principally engaged in the sale OF
"A produce. having several irs-proof vi are.
houses On The line Of the Rail- Road, and are
ees on consignmeuts-
Rsfsysaess.
sisssrs. Erskins q Eiebelberger, ,
Hopkins & Brothers, bsH'"'oTs
% Lauek & Stephen, Martinsburr.
Aiao. 70 Msssrs. Wager & o'Byrne. Har.
psrs-Ferry, who will forward 10 eonsign-
naent.
Feb. S, 1885
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-04

Haltsllzg Tile Wn.irfe
aayE a istts en- KrsiipiiIi.
a. Walsz, gnsf liar Esiiisw,nR
aisd afFuIHszialie sEInasNe
g., ar Z huus azgrszR
hguls"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-04

On THOMAS HAMMOND
hFFERS his professional service, 10 IN,
" citizens Of Shepherdsiown and ada.
cent country. His residence h in the ho1,,
recently occupied By Doctor John Bri.eoe
where he may be found when not profession.
ally engaged.
shePherdstown, March 90, is35-Il,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-04

naim OF Celsasnbia, &c.
~ Hyse.sa Syrup.
Elixir Of Life,
Rowisnd's Tonic Mixture.
Remedy for Sick Headache.
hsys Liniment for Piles.
Digestive Elixir,
Coukiins Nipple sslve,
Jsypes Carninative,
Acoustic Oil,
Mineral Hair Powders,
Buusrs EdsrveseinE NJ. sne,ia Aperieut,
barkisys Compound,
yewetts Water Proof Paste.
Ameisrs Tooth Powders,
Received and for sale At YouNC.s
DRUG STORE.
Hsrpers-Ferry, April d, 1896.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-17
WtcbQel @eilerf,

Benabsibtiss biermit ieins tsutf6en
2anosIsute uno cas Yub!ifnm hbertaupt.--
baB Ct nunmsbr in iein eiaeuss Mobnbaus,
in Der MarffraiIe, Elm 3bire nbrolib bon
!5rn. cartons Mobrbauie. stuaeSo9en 1T
alpo Ct fOrtfabrt rie Dor oieisn, oas
e6neioersefBaitin in aaen feinsn 3peigsn
su betreiben. ...- s-.... {.
Seine Wrsiie ,pirb Ct bilis naa6sn--nne
jeinem siu,naI aeeebenen Worte treu blsi-
ben. Solsenoes iino isins prelfe: .4..
Giuen feinen Drsecoat, Bis gum arobert--
.. Don sc 25. su S5,
Ginem Srad Goat bonn fsiutten tLnb 2 75
$50. Gin paar 6ofsn bon So 81 90.
Gin bou5bIe 8rsait psit 75-1 90. Cine
Uniform 90. Gin Sdoies gssitfteio d 90
Cine sen,eine Welfe BON rs Bic 81
2uihneiosn: Elm Sod Is Melte 8; 6ps
fen ct @en,s. .y.. .@-. +
sa Seine Arbsit triro er 70 gut MAIDEN, ats
Qtrteit semaebt tre,csntanu. p: -..~
Canton, Nprit 3. ''85. 5O.6Mc. p
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-17
t 3 Il Z e aften.

Ter tlutsrfhtisbene tenacbribth a0ts
uasspoa fine 8anoen nno cas- publifum
i'm allssmeiusnb oeB er nunt1sbr lslne neue
Gare= =Mafbine in 80 ollissn @anae bat anf
fsinsm altsn @tauepunfte, cine Me;le ihb:
bitli6 pon Canton. erilt lUmtin 8etsit:
fbaft woas an3unebmen, unb fe anf Die
beFe SGeiie Su Saroeu, au ren nieoriser
preiie pon q re Gents cas Winnb, men ef
beY Abuabme be5ablt rpro,-iDnlt miro 5
gents oafhr aussrsbnst. uno tpcfsrn riobt
ianssGatb feds Monateu br5ahlt wire, 70
cercen oarraeb SntreNen anseredust. aIue
8sf6dpisuns rirb phntttob bssabt.
+. 9oceb WeDcrS.
Sanp 12 1885. - 8'tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-17
Ntue 81 liter!

q. un0 9. 3. M C aep,
0absn fosben enpfanssn uuo isBt erbfs
net cine a3li9eauslpabL .. Der Sabrss
seit anseushensu r..- ~.
Stapel uno M . b tpooreu,
rueldbe fts beasNbtiseu 3u Den nisorisfen
NreiIen, fur baar q et6 ooer 9auosspro:
onete 30 pertaufen. Sie balten fid, aber
seust. oaB in fsiusm 9tobr in Sta,f 60 .Ju
biaissrn 8soinSnn8eu eertauft ,psrosn'
tann.
pgir w ai.jen, d Stabss
.mnb &IeesS aamen. 10 tpie fir Die
,iaetitea anoereu eanoes: @rseusnifie, neroen
fie 3u ieoer 3sit b aarG 10 sabIen.
TW. 8. 2lue Soide, wslbe (ib iiter
feds M,cnats. ourb 0oteu oeer auf ancs=
re Mei(e, Die itt) il. unferer Sbulo miffem.
rperoeu blpR ~ ibrs,n eiseneu 9luseu bans
bel. trenn ite obne Dtr5us M6tisfsit mads=
en--oa mir entlble6,n ftno, Die abbs,abl
ung bu erSpinaen ~ ssbaIb mir boff,a oaB
&aae b!erbep SnterefIrts, uniern Munfb er:
fallen nno uus Der unansenstmen Nctb,ren
bipeeit hbe'bsben rpsroen. ibre G.dbnuuaeu
ben betreFeuosn Bean,ist Sar gin1ammlliu,
'au ibsraebeu. ~ .s9.&s'a9t z1a5>
pGemab lener G}ipp
tpiro 1oanenweile uno bspm 8u(1el per
ssanft. 4.
NlafiIou, Wsap 8. 1885. 11.s4
T.. u
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-17
nrDtectiD . n g.
acknowledgements.
9l5enten. Sfis-@antoH(
.- ... ~ & Ser. "a. .s12S5.

"a Der ,lnteffbriebene Bon Der "Wr o.
te;etton 5nfnrauees@ . m pa snie''
~ S9artforo, Connecticut als 9lsent anae=
tteat uno autor'lirt weroen cbne Qluflbub
Wetltternn9en ;aisSufsaen, 70 erbietet er
flb hierf,it canieI St9brsl Mnblen, ga.
brifsn uno Sbeuern, lamnit ocren subolt,
asbft iraenberlep anberu abnIicben giaen.
tbnns, 8essnF Derluft ooer Sslhdpisuua
onrt 8eisE ~ aBeeurirsn. Die Roltsn oa:
5n flno nieori8et, a!S Die irgfilo elmer 9In=
italt oisfer Wit uno Die Meife rpetde bie(e
Sfis IN Sbllbtun9 ibrer @efbafte. uno
Der 8eridtisan9 uno 8e3abluna ibrer Ger.
lnfte, perfDlsen lrirc, spirb pro,npr unb Ii.
beral fem. Anfraaen fnr 8ebinaunaen "a
afIseurani. ,mosen in Der Nmfsii,,be BON.
0arris i,nb 8elcen inganton. ae,nabt ner-
ben, bur6 alle gefbafts in Be3us anf Di.ls
perinittelt merben. s.' q q. 4.
aa s .lss4 9Dn 6arris,
.,aa aIssut fir befa8ts Gcmpaanie.
Saasca Jan. 10. 1885. S0stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-17
Gs"st 2upists
glthltbmlDt SOop,

Csl 'untrs'ibnete bsuahriebt,st adb'
tu ns'pcH feline Sr.unce unb eas p"hlltnn1,
St.B & pp,9ss. gjslbdft umnmebr in aa'n oefs
zen .,,"eia'n al betssioea anS'fat asn IN benz
0aule. baS por Cisitmp II rtm D. itorbfnen
Sraa5 Mntun 3sA5 ale Dntbeoaus 9etHp't
rrnroe. aeles.n i'm "b,oidbeH 2btLe Der
Masft gteaBe in eartpn. aulpo er oeIIar%' 's
ouf 0anb btlt. uab aui Die RI Jet. Ah5ttae
oetfertiat ale fcbs Ar ijet, ol< au irsenp
cine 9Deiie iu iein 5a6 id'laasn.
e. Ct bait etsntale da' qaro, S1tdbe'
3uder, 3bee, Aaifts, @tas yldae.. ILL.,
nou Ger Ssfeu Sualltdt nno bsl 'bm nr' Dit
biaisten prsiie 80 babsn. .E
er perblret iid fur bic 9hte ieiner Al
beit, uub befTt, Dap (elne pieliibrise Gtfab
runS i'm gsibdfts ibn in Den Stano isser
miro, eenen aNssnleine 3uf,ieeenbeit 5u Sc
mabrsn, bic ion nit ibrem 3uipsGb besbrsr
tperben. -s... .a-.,. .s..-~ ,or :.
er nimmt ftatt 3abluua bic nseiifsn gang
barren 2anoesprpbufts an. ....
.u gbartes 6. BMf.
Canton. eunp 1e, 1885. 9-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-17
g Sherifs 9erfanf.

Raft rnsbrerer BON Der Court bon gesns
mon pleaspon 5tart eauntv an mid iibe,s
.sebsaen Bsfeblen, weroe i'd, an Der lblr oss
SonrtbaufeS in Canton, NM sfteI
anf MDntas Den gotten Gulf,
sfol9eaoeu befbriebeneu @trib lanb ,an,
Dsrfanf aasbieten, pdmlid ginen Ibeil
Der 29lten 5erfthdteu ssEtion. aauufdip 2.
Ndnse 40; er bssinnt an Der norc,ps sfIIie,en
tGde einss iuon 60 BAN ebepin an Mientb
Gmitb onrtb Naufbref iibrtraoenen sfnf
.fanoss; nann titiid, IS q .tten unb "a @s.
Isnfe 3u einen5Df fen, oat n nOro.iei, ID DEM
IuSearairnB NInH baum a. Gem III cf 4
SlufffS binau 5u efneat tsf,mmten punfte
st1bsbli6 epsn seam grIfami ntsn .Wuifts,
Damn fiblop sn Der sfels ces 2lnfailas, -
70 taB 80. go afes MACS /, over srr nj. .er eurs
bdlt. 60 D.rc aiDsc 10 giaertbum BON @s,.
barn &bAsiu SenDm,aets. mr. Greentir1 /,
firE0ngb 81. &alftreiT sa befrieoia Il. Ter
20 IL uf tpffo pou 10 bis y llbf aas asUbsn a.
ipdlu1em Gn0f aebalteu wercen. fst
@ 0eo. M. Mebb, Sdsriif. J.
&aatVH 3uni 10, 1858.
8 ~ 1890 a. ssyssS5 s. !. &
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-17

,id mitlsES 81 tal biifisftn gfsilsn 81, !sef.
rfaufsn. mo ba i6 Die nasiftsn nrsiner tsut=
fdben SadeE aue Ieutfb!ano bssoaen babe,
70 fannib far QIsdthsit oerfeIben mid per=
fbirssn SD laoe ossbal, Jsbermann., nss
beiOnosre ebsr AUDI stobrfeepers weI6e in
teutl1sn gettltinsnt5 npbnen, 70 nie aIe
WeoIa; 8 eius mieb NIT ibrer &unc1baft 3u
Oeebrsn. Sece 8sifeann9 BON osr 9tibe
uno Setns usroe ttb enf bas 8efte uuc5
febnsIlite beio's gen, mno fclIteu irseno treIde
ttnt(cbe 8absr ptu mir perlanst rrcrben.
rpslobs i'm amsrfouilben Marfte rrd niebt
i'll Gnoeu fao. To- rreree id AUDI oieien glns
lprHdsn su sntipcebsn nifen iubem i'd
nit pelsn Snbtenelunsen in aeutiblauo
osreits @inssirurssn beebalb sstrcfen bebe+
Hein Qm6ttpbr If in Der gtatt 2lDritert
Dem gafbofs ees Qrn. s. MaItstS seraoe
ssssnabsr. E
-. 49, > Gbartes 9. @jrdter.
Mprfter, Wavns So. Sbio, r
Sanudr so. 1885. ~ 4.. 41:6W.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-17
@ q til { + { y.
Wpblfeller Denn iemolS :?

Wpblfeller Dena jemols ?
Die unteflbriebenen 3st3sn ibreu Sreun:
ben nnb Nunoet,, nno ben, eanjenpubl,fun,,
erseteut an, oaB fs in 8sltattsperbinouns
setretteu ino. Sie haben ibrxn Sbapp,
in Der Guscaramaf StraBs, IN @anton, (ass
raoe oem ueuen 9antbauie seeeniber. frils
Der bewebnt Don pbilip Dema!t) beo Ell:
I, no psra, bBert, nuo neresn oafflhf bstidn
dig auf 9ans babsn, Elm sroees adprtialent
Don ~e.....e az -.ss. 81, .s l.sl es.r Ar "a
B. SdtteL 3iument @ottelbdss,!
Seusgifen, Ni(tclenbalftsrn Gapat.
terifsn GbodDs, patrDnta(beh ,e
Dearborn 8efbirrt & n, m cts
8dule9sfdirr jeDer 2lrt 6 ofert
Seuer, Gamer epuopner Masen5
rettfd)en Neitst @legantet, barstr>l
te,, uno Gis.> peitfeben dStdtib''
Slehten ieoer Qotung. -.
9IQes bon gutter GnaIitdt NIT ben beifen1
MaterialIen uno fauter semadbt, ,pollentIs.
i'm 8robsnuuo GIeinen, 70 tpohlfeii ats sst
IN osn meitIiben gtaaten irssnorpo Su ba
ben lit. 9sefu o aareel b cher aanebm:t
ltebe ganoss Nrooudte psrfaufen. QlIe ae=
inadte 8eitelunssn weroen aHfs fbnellte
ausssfibrt. ,,,..a&@ &f -sz>~, ,s.#a.
81. g.. 80 IN. o eais 1T tanebar fir
ole. empfansenen Gunfbe5suguuaen :; fir
bitter um bsren SOrtfeBuns unb wiro lIe,
wIe Sieber 5u psroisnen fubsn. -.
9Bluiam Reols, unb
Sotn 0uefius, jun.
Carton, Nue. 90. 1894. 2Otf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-17

INC g sag osHa 80 s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06

the resolutions Which may adopt to produce rupture
between the States of the South, and those OF the
North And assembled for the purpose OF acting on
most delicate and irritating subject what guarantee nave
we, that their councils will be conducted with the re-
'Quse canness, and prudence and wisdom Al present
there is no emergency to demand or to justify move
ment fraught with much danger. There Is no saiula
ry object proposed 10 he accomplished by such Cohsen
ton which cannot. e.cluully and more safely dc ac
cnnpsrd without ils instrumentalty II IS p'opJsru
to give full clear, and definite expression OF the Puoc
sentiment OF the South this vital subject: me Pa
c sentiment Of the South may be fully: eary DEM
~ expressed, by the press. and in less disP''A'''
and more authoritative form, by the Executive anu
Legislative branches Of the State Governincnts. IN
fact, our fcowcilizcns of the North already k:'"",
that we claim from them, not as nations i"'rlgn 10
US, but by the sacred obligations Of our common
conederacy: that they prevent punish the irrpttfa
ton OF crimes within their limits against cur d''icsl
peace and safety TO this sentiment executives ana
legislatures can give all possible peaceful d"vclnpecht
Why then should pass the heads of our iIcd con-
stu'Ional organs TO create of extraordinary cha
racter, npeFrcy constituted without salutary Checks:
with powcrs lily defined, perhaps unlimited and !!i':',
able? The experiment is full OF danger; it is designed
for evil let the people beware how they form quasi
Southern Cocderacy; let them rnwn duwn this
cnt movement to dissolve the confrderacy between the
sister States of the North and Of the South 1t will be
time enough t, form Southern ConE,drracy. whn the
Federal Union longer Lr preserved. Far, far DIS
tlat bc that unhappy period Never, Oh never my Il
Iive!-.HHedgcrW :tdrroi Union. (MP~liicnn)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06
SOL D
eSRnCCs'.

AND THE ART OF HEALING GENERALLY.
To the Editor Of the S. r. Telegraph
MI Editor We have noticed in your paper an
I'VE advertisement by Dr. Marshall, proposing to cure
Canccrnus Diseases Fstua, &c. We have been accus-
toned TO believe that these diseases werc for the most
part, lacurabc; but having had opportunity OF wit
messing of the practice of DR.. NJ really think it
would be serving the of humanity to say, that we
have been astonscd at the attending his efforts.
We have cases, the appearance OF which, drew
from all around expressions OF hopeless despair and
seemed to defy human skill and yet after few weeks
under the treatment of Dr. NJ the disease, TO all appear
ancc, Is ricctnay removed.
We take pleasure in calling the attention of any
your readers who may be suffering from these Distress
ing diseases: to the advertisement referred to:
ARCHD. THOMAS
CORNELIUS CREW.
EZEKIEL DAVIS.
RICHD. C.. GILLIAN,
JAMES CASKIE,
a. FRENCH.
w. W. MARsHALL's REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
An nfallhle remedy for the Piles: (Which has been
tested by various persons in this city and elsewhere
may be had by applying 10 w. w Marshall, at the Man
sion House.
If satisfaction is not wen, the money will be returned
Rctcrenrc 10 persons cured Of Cancer latcy.-Wiam
Petit, Fluvanna county MIR FIackrt, Caroline county
Edward Bass, Coesville; Ich'd Johnson, Cumberland
county; Thos Skinner, r. City county; Saml Mathews,
Brunswick county; MIR. Noble. Prince Edward county,
Mr. Miller. Goochland county; MIR. Janncy, Alcxandria
William T. Wyche, Petersburg.
nISMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY-Thc An
u y ma! meeting of Stockholders IN the Dismal Swamp
Land Company will be held in the town Of Suffolk on
Monday the 18th November next.
70. BUTLER, President
D. S. Land Company
Smiihfeld, Oct 90. 1886.
The present Agent haTing notified the Company Of
his intention TO withdraw from the agency after the all
nua meeting, it very desirable that there should be
full meeting Of Stockholders. r. 3.
October 9th. 50-6t
WTNlVERSlTY OF NSYLVANIA-NedcaI
Hevirtmcnt-'Thc Lectures will commence as usu.
on the first Monday Of November and he continued I'M
I'll the first day of the ensuing March.
Theory and Practice Of Medicine. BY Nathaniel Chap
man. NJ. d.
Institutes of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson NJ D.
Special and General Anatomy, by VIM. Z. Horner
M. D.
NIaeria Mcdca and Pharmacy, by Geo. B. Wood
Chemistry, BY Robert Hare, NJ. D.
Surgery, by VIM. Gibson. NJ. D.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children. by
VIM P. Devices, NJ. D..
Clinical Medicine and Surgery taught by the Pre-
scrbing Medical Officers at the Blockley Hospital under
the Guardians of the Poor and at the Pennsy yania Hos
pital. w. Z. HORNER, NJ. D.,
Dean Of The Medical Faculty.
Sept. Is. 39-tl5N
NMJANTED Immediately, taco Jo,irneyznen Ta1iors-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06

NJEGROES a. STOCK for saic-'rlc subscriJrr val
"a sell to the highest bidder on his farm (Spring Gar
den j in Hanover, on Tuesday the 18th Deccmher i: '
f not. the first fair day thereater his household and
kitchen furniture and farming utensils, together with
his entire stock Of horses, mules cattle, Steep and hogs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of them very valuable. Among>,
the horses, thoroughbred mares. colts. and
stations; and amongst the cattle good milk
and ID or 20 young ones, of the best improved aibeea
The negroes will be sold for cash the other property
on credit of ne months, for all sums ten dollars
and cash for all Of that amount and under it. Bnnd',
with approved security, will be required and n'cr@st on
them from their date, if they not punctualIy PAD
when due. WIN. H. ROANh
Oct 30 5l--w:}w:2a~tds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06

tk9AA REWARD.-R away from the sub
% &UU sctibcr, in Madison county, Va, in tie
month of September 5': negro man, about . years
Old yellow Completed. with heavy. dull look and down
cast when spoken 10; about feet or inches high,
heavy, well set fcllow-calls himself VS. SMITH par
chased said negro from VIM. Bell. of Culpcpcr county,
county, Va, By the name Of Smith Any person taking
up said negro and combining him in Jail, that
get him, delivering him to Humphrey Taylor, Of Madi.
son county, Va giving me information Of the sane,
at Acsopotnma, Green county, Alabama, shall receive
the abo We reward. ASA WHITE.
hup % 32-.}m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06

x,,t;o N The Government Of F1ancs Nor, said Mr. H.,
acas unsupported in that opinion by those VINO Gao
right to control my actions II mol my opinions In
part of the country those measures more dccdedy
ted than BY my immediate consutuents-tne Lc-
gslaure of the Northwestern Territory as the address
ofthat body to the President, nring ina, session. WIN
show For MIR. ADAMS. said MIR. H., entertained at
TINT time and have eversince entertained: the greatest
rcsnecl believed him TO be an honest nun and pure
patriot and his conduct during that session proved him to
be such This opinion know. snd MI H.: was enter
mined by those two able and upright statesmen, joins
MaRsuAII. and james a. Bayard J . -
RIO the question of MIR. Randolph, whether MIR. liar
rson recolectria conversation between NJ anu
HIMSELF in relation TO the Negroes and Politics OF Fr'
gina MI. Harrison answered. Al" rcccl;cctt perfectly
WE'LL but can this he adduccd evidence my favor
inr the Scdon Law: Mr.. Nicholas was my relation and
inimatc friend; the conversation was entirely Jocular.
and So considered Ivy that gentleman ut the time:
and ever after | will never: said Mr. Harrison, re-
~ any 10 support an assertion OF iLnc on
matter Of fact. But, if choose TO do So the gen.
tltnlu from Maryland, who sits opposite TO me- Gee
neral Smth) and who was the brother-ln-law OF
Mr. Nichoas knows the undertaking friendship anu sup
pot which | received from Mr. Nicholas through his
whole political life Mr. Jefferson was at the time Vice
President Of the u. S.. and upon the most intimate
terms with Mr. Nicholas. lie took his scat as President
Of the Senate within Is minutes after the conversation
alluded to had passed If had been considered IN any
other light by Mr. Nicholas than as joke, alr Jehcr-
s"n would certainly have heard ot 1t, and he would
as certainly have withheld those evidences of his
tiIrncc and regard which / received from m through
tie whole Of his subsequent administration
But sir, said Mr.. H., my opposition to the 9en and Sc
dtion LARS 7re kno'rn in the Territory, that
promise cxtcrrd from me by my friends in the Lee
gsature by which was elected, that would express
opinions in Philadelphia, which were in the least CAL
cualcd to defeat the important objects with which was
a-gcd As had no vcte VAS not called OH TO ex-
press my sentiments in the Housc.-The Republican
Party were all in favor o the measures wished to have
adopted; hut the Fc;cralists the majority. Pru-
dencc therefore, and my duty TO my constituents
dcrcd proper that should refrain from expressing
tnents which would injuriou*ly affect their interests,
and which, If expressed could not have the least influence
upon the decisions Of Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06

NNTANTED Immediately, t,oo Journeynen Taylors-
w Apply to Thomas COURTNEY, ,SEocke Hill
Richmond where they may with constant EN- ploy
through the winter. October 90 s9-4t
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Here tie Courier cnts the important included
brackets in which Mr.. Enuduph charge admitted 10 DC true
BY the General with the exception u h approval the Alien
Sedon' LAWS. That ho had expressed himself favor
obnoxious cts have by Randolph
the purpcrt OF free conversation between the General
and Mr. Nicholas which thu former docs deny but explains
it, by charactezng il jeatar' What the General
would very gladly consider OCULAR in 1926 after the Alien
cditon Laws had become standing repoach Federal
party naturally enough have been $780, There
many OF that Administration, which, s then sup
poriets would be quite willing OF they
cnoushto fellow, who wsked Oft Jail by
buckcockado Marshall under the provisions Of the Sedon
for ou:ragns the semi imperial dignity Of John Adams
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06

EBUBLlC SALE.-WiIl be sold. publicly, on Thurs
u day the 18th day of November next, at tie late resi-
dence ofCapt Stephen Johnson, Decd in tho upper cad
Of Goocand county, the Tract Of Land upon winch ne
lived the Slaves belonging to his estate, consisting L"
three and child, young man, and hoy To-,
gcther with his stocks of horses cattle. &c; his cropi"'
corn, fodder, wheat, tobacco, &C. his plantation "'e"
sils and household and kitchen furniture. The tract o.
land situated on the Bird Creek is supposed to conla"
one hundred and seventy eighty acres loe Or les
and is considered to be very valuable, and will be s0'
upon something like the usual payments the par
ticuar terms will be made known on the day Of SAFE
The negroes and other personal property viii he S'"
upon credit of six months for all above i've 90"
lars Cash will be required for purchases al five dollars
and under. Bond and approved security will be as''
cd OF purchasers credit.
WILL. II. HUNTER, 7dm'ior
Of Stephen Johns0n, d'f d.
cI,l ~, Oh 5l-w}t'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06

EEAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.-The Winter
Il IL Session Of this Institution commences the first
day of November and terminates the last Wednesday
Do. Do. Board, S54 90.
r. G. BRANCH,
Oct 80. l52-tl5Nl SECRETARY TO tie Faculty.
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yH7RUsTEES SALE OF LAND.-In pursuance Of
ID the provisions of deed Of trust executed to the
subscriber by Richard c. Morris. and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office of Louisa county, shall the nine
leenI day of November next. before the Courthouse
der at public auction the tract of land in the said deed
mentioned, lying in the county of Louisa adjoining the
lands OF George Morris and others, and containing, by
estimation, three hundred seven and half acres
Ii being the tract of land conveyed by G. Ballard and
wife 10 the said Richard G. Morrs-Terms will be made
known on the day of sale. Selling trustee, | shall
only convey such title as is vested in ME by the deed
aforesaid. LEWIS B. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Oct 20 4S-w4w