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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

bank RoJbsr Tsken.-Hays Sen,
Hays Jr. and Huntington have been
clever and lucky enough TO find out
and arrest the gentleman who helped
himself to s lSO. 900 from the Bank of
Providence not long ago, for the re.
covery Of which the bank offered a re.
ward Of $4,000. The robber is nam
ed James Bell. alias. Lsidle, and is by
trsde = carpenter. Suspicion was eE-
cited by his abruptly leaving Provi-
denee, Immediately after The robbery,
and he was traced 70 this city, but Tor
some time he was non taUenfus.
lie vas found At Harlem, where be
vas fitting up a handsome residence.
lie had disposed OF the money 90
eunningly that Mr.. Wiley. whom he
employed as counsel. was satisfied that
without hIs cooperation and consent
The bank could not recover H. A
compromise was therefore effected. be
giving up the plundeT, and the bank
agreeing not 20 prosecute. OF The
amount stolen el7S, 900 were recover.
ed, and the remainder is expected 10
be found.
Ne. BELL slias Laidls was Concerned
It - said, IA robbing the Boston rail
road ONCE, some time ago. Of so.
,s'O, and has been claimed by The su.
thonties Of Massachusetts, Coz triai on
The charge. u V probable, therefore
that he COMPOUNDS with The bank will
not save 6im from The state prison Unit
form.-N Y. Coz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

4 msn has been detected at Orange
Court-House, Virginia, in passing so
counterfeit notes Of the a. s. Bank.
made PAYABLE in New York TO the or.
der Of NJ. Robinson. cashier. Eizh-
teen notes Of that denomination we're
found in his possession. Il Bali. finer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

The annexed statements, We regret
20 say, leave no room to doubt the se-
euraey Of the accounts which have
heretofore reached us, Of the deliberate
sod oold-blOoded massacre perpstra,od
by the Mexican soldiery upon their
Tsxian prisoners belonging 70 Fsnnin's
end other detaehments. The fate u
Col. Fanuin himself IL yet doubtful
That o6eeF having been ieft behind At
Golisd, with = few others, 10 conss.
qoenee of their wounds.
R.a a. Nee O,iss.s Csssisr, .spri ~.
We. the Ondersigned, Wa. Simp-
900. Dillasd Coopef. aud Zacharish
8. Brooks. do declare that We wsrs
members II Capt ShaeklefoFd's con.
paoy, Ia the lsls division Of the Texan
army. commanded By Col. J. w. Fan
nta; that sfeF the surrender Of Col.
Fannin ard bic men. they were march
ed back % cohsd. where they we're
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

.fTeSf for Debf.-Witbin the last
three years 10000 persons have been
arrested in the city Of London for
debt. the law expenses Of which e1-
ceeded two millions Of dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

A letter TO the Editor Of the Savan.
nah Georgian, dated St. Augustine,
May !. announces the arrival in that
place, of Gems. Scott and Euslis,
with fifteen hundred men.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

The Bank Of Westminster MARY
landl has declared regular and an extra
div'dend-equal TO twenty three and
half per cent. for the last ak months.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
BY sad teiih hs sdries and consent IF iA< Sc
"sis-S o6iesrs for the Territory Of Wa
cousin.
Henry Dodge. TO be Governor.
John S. Homer. to be Secretary.
Charles Dunn. TO be Chief Justice.
William c. Frazier. Associate Judge.
w. w. Chapman. TO be Attorney.
Francis Gehon, to be Marshal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
BALTIMORE Nav q

Dinner TO the Brifish Minister.
Saturday last. says the Patriot, q pub
lie dinner was given in this city, at
Pages hotel. by q number Of citizens,
TO the Hon. MIR. Fox. the new British
Minister to this country. a. u testimo-
ny OF personal respect, and as an evil
dence Of good feeling towards his coun-
try, for its kind Offices exhibited in its
recent mediation between France and
the United States. and which has re-
suited IN restoring those amicsble rela-
tons that are 90 important. and which
have so long and 90 happily subsisted
between both countries.
The entertainment, we learn from
those who were present. was served up
IN most sumptuous aud elegant man
ner; and the occasion was enlivened
with several appropriate addresses and
sentiments.
Upon being toasted. Dir. Fox replied
as follows:
GEsrLEHEH-I am overcome vith gratitude
for the very kind and Asttsring msnner IN
which you have been good s0ough to drink nv
health want words 10 express my sense Of
your Kindness. The friendly, and may Gay,
the afsctionste welcome which have met
with IN America, can never be effsced from
my recollection. IL my conduct. as British re-
preventative IN this country, shall IN any way
contribute 10 strengthen the ties Of friendship
which now unite America 10 Englanc, that
VIII indeed be the most fortunate eircum-
stance OF my life. Gentlemen, II has been nv
destiny, IN the public service TO be many
years absent from my native country. Nut
assure you, that have felt. upon landing N
America, as " : were at once returned 10 my
family, and my home, and my native land.
nave found myself among men who speak the
same language, who have the sanse thoughts.
habns, and feelingS-wbo are governed, al
most, by the same laws and ihstTtutions-who
iook back with pride upon the same pages Of
hntory-Who delight 10 the fame Of the same
poe. and orators abort, have found 10
America another England.
Gentlemen. you have been kind enough 10
alude 70 the name which bear. and 10 the
affection with which thst name 10 cherished
IN Amsrics. thank you most eordiaItv for
that friendly Sllusiob. feel. indeed. W thu.
country, peculiar pride IN being related bv
birth TO British Statesmen, Mr. Charles FOX
who was the truest and earliest friend 10 Anne
rleA that appeared amongst my eoun,rymsp
W We might imagine that the spirits ~ great
men thst are departed could look back upon
The world which they have lsft, how a would
cheer Dat generous spirit 10 behold the Anne.
rica Of the present day to see that the great.
ness which be ofientimes ~ tbs British Psvl,s
meat Prophesied for this free and happy land
has been more Than reaiissd-to hnd tho.e
prophecies bundred and Thousand fold full
filed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

The reduction Of the stamp duty on
newspapers in England will produce
a revolution in the newspaper system
IN England. Numbers Of new daily
papers are prepared TO start into exis-
tence the day the duty is reduced.
which will be on the fifth Of July.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

Cooperation Of Men York The new
Common Council were sworn in this
day. and il turns out that the two
political parties in tina, BODY form tie.
They are a, The present baliotins in
both Boards for President, and after
having balloted dozen times IN each
Board, the voters stand a. in the first
Ballot. eight for the Jackson candi-
dates, and the same number for the
Whig.-[N. Y Journal Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
CHARLESTON, May 3.


Singular Occuvrence.-An occur
renee OF rather an uncommon charac-
ter took place in Mszyckborough yes
terday afternoon. A German youth
named Henry Muller, who attends in
store owned by his brother at the
corner Of Charlotte and Mazyck streets.
for the purpose Of clearing the store of
flies, laid train Of gunpowder on the
counter. aud ignited it by flashing fire
from the pan Of musket. There be-
ing at the time keg with powder on
the counter, the ere was communicated
to IT, and an explosion took place which
lifted the building from its foundation,
and threw il into the street. Muller.
most extraordinary TO relate, was some
what hurt, but not dangerously. The
elder brother. the owner Of the store.
had departed for Europe the very
morning Of the accident.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

Within the last two or three years
the State Of South Carolina has been
peculiarly unfortunate in losing MEM
bers Of her Congressional delegation.
Since 1893 she has lost Messrs. Single
ton, Blair. Warren r. Davis. and r. J..
Manning.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
Secretary IF Var.

Since writing the above. we heard il
stated, as if on good authority, that
General Houston held council # war
on the fate Of the prisoners; and that
Santa Anna and all his officers had
been shot; the privates were sent to
Matamoras. Ii was also stated that
General Gaines had written a private
letter conhrmatory Of this account
but we did not see il. There can, how
ever, be no doubt that Houston has
conquered. and that the Mexican army
Is Frustrated. The day of retribution
has at length come, and Texas is free.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

-. essht days; that early in the
morning Of the eighth day. they were
ordered out, unnamed. In Jour divisions.
10 hunt M Loves, a. they we're inform
ea, snaf they had proceeded not more
than three hundred yards from the fort.
when they were ordered 10 halt. lay
down their blankets, and face about.
They did 30. and were fred upon by
the Cuards-that nearly every man
il this division vas killed by this IRE
-deponeb's. not being wounded. made
their escape by running-the other
three diSnions were fred on nj the
same tme-depononts do not know
their fats-thsy :hink. however, that
very few OF the whole number Of phi
soners, amounting in all to about four
hundred men. escapsd-that Col. Fam
min having been wounded 10 the hip.
was lsft in the fort when they marched
out. with Doctor Shscklelord, DR.. Fur
guson. md Doctor Burnar5. who were
kept in the fort 10 attend the wounded
Of the enemy-that they learned FROM
the enemy duriag the time they were
Pibohois, that INV ndu OuC HuuOicu
aud ninety men killed and wosnded in
the battle. and that their whole force
SoE sisted Of about two thousand men.
Deponents further state. that the Geor-
gia battalion were taken prisoners near
Dimitte's landing, aud brought into the
Fort the day before deponent's division
marched out. and were marched out at
the same time with the Others, and
which. added 10 the number taken
with Col. Fannin, made upwards Of
four hundred men; that Colonel F. had
about twenty-five men wounded, " no
were also Lett in the fort.
ZACHARlAH BROOKS,
WILSON SIMPSON,
DlLLARD COOPER"
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me.
William Christy, at New Orleans, this
9th day OF April, lS36.
WILLIAM CIIRlsTY, S.is,y Public.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19


Fsdeysi CoaSi.-The trial Of pe,s,
Dngss, on the first series Of iud,e,-
menis. for selling. &C. counterfeit notes
PurPoTtng 10 be on the Bank II tbeU
States, came on before the district court
Of the United States loF the western
distinct Of Virgins. on Wednesday lasl.
and occupied the court until SATURDAY
evening Among the points raised by
the able counsel Zoe the prisoner, 10
their argument. vas. that the law 70
punish offences Of this character bad
expired With the charter Of the Bank
on the ID Of March last The Jury. 10
consequence. found a special verdict
Guilty" provided. sc, leaving the
poiRt Of law 10 be decided by the
judge. On Monday. the question "a,
argued before the Court, end on Tue,.
day morning Judge Caldwell delivered
bis opinion, ,hs, the lac was no longer
10 force, and rendered judgment on The
verdict accordingly m favor Of the pa.
so0er.
a general demurrer vas then enter.
cd BY Dtnge's counsel 10 the ether IA
diciments. which sas sustained Nv ~.
C0uTt. aad The pEisoasr dischsrvra
Counsel fos TIE pTosasution-W. q
singls'oa. district attorney, al IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

Good Priees.-It 10 stated in the De-
troit Journal Of late date that from
SIX to eight thousand barrels OF Flour
bad been shipped from that place for
Chicago within the preceding week.
and that Flour was selling at the last
named place at ten 10 twelve dollars
the barrel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

Psyton. Esq.--sor the prisoner. A. n.
n. Stuart. Thos. J. Niche, and b. C.
Baldwin. Esq's-[ Sfa'nfon Spectator.
The National Anti Masonic Conveo.
ton which lately assembled in Pills.
delphia, has deemed it advisable 10
avoid making any nomination Of a can
didaie for the Presidency. and has sc-
cordingly adjourned rne die. without
having done 90. This result will great.
ly tend to simplify matters in Penn,yl.
vania. and 10 reconcile some elements
Of the Ritner and Reform party. which
have been heretofore in opposition TO
the Harrisburg nomination Of Deem
Der last. That whole party. ninefy four
thousand strong. will now 60 in solid
column for William Henry Harrison.
Belt Pei.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

Ihs Nee Osl-sss Zee assss re, Asssrs-..
ssiioft bass 49,. prpssea inss ths Neaissu -
Y,es ~ pEovpst sEsiup TsseA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

Greco pes were Ia he Balhmors
@srket o. Ne loth iass.. bsoaghs from
ChsEszssA Askizg Pues 3 ] pr peek.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

Suicidal Coroner's inquest was
held at Mill Greek. in this county. on
Friday last, over the body Of Frede-
RIGA Hasting. which brought in q YER
dict that she came to her death by
hanging herself on the previous day.
The act Of the suicide appeared to Be
voluntary, from the evidence before
the jury, but we refrain from detailing
the causes which might be supposed to
have led to the fatal and unhappy, and
much to be deplored occurrence.
ydsrfiaSbHyE Republican
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

The amount Of the Navy sppropria-
ton Bill which has just passed-exclu-
sive Of the $500 600 annually appro-
priated to the gradual increase Of the
Navy-is So. I76. l3l. This is much
larger sum than has ever been appro-
priated TO the Navy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

Bills for the incorporation Of twenty
four rail road Companies passed the
New York House Of Assembly on
"wednesday. A new charter has beeu
granted for rail road from New York
to Albany. which, it is said, can be
made without single inclined plane.
and much Of the way on q dead level.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
THE EARTHQUAKE.


Te@hs ~ Lsuts Bsitsiia, lpru -.
HoRRID TRAeEDY.-An ARRAY oe-
cured yesterday evening. on Water
street, between two boatnen, strangers
"a this city, which has resulted IN the
death Of one Of our most respectable
lelloV.oi'izens, GEoReE HAMMOND.
Es9' Deputy sheriff Of ihis county.
The circumstances o. the case. a.
We understand them. are, that the De.
putty Sheriff, IN passing through Water
street, observed two men engaged IN
an ahrsy, a0d as in daty bound. cap
tured them with the assistance Of ano-
ther pspuiy, Mr.. "a. Brothsroa. add
wa proceeding 10 dssposs Of them IL
ne usual manner. Whsa ~ wss assault
go ~ . mnlstio maa naaed Fgassis L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

We regret TO learn tina. the venerable
Governor BENNETT, Of Delaware, died
at Wilmington. On Saturday evening
the 18th instant. in the 18th year Of his
age. lie was soldier Of the Revolu-
ton. and man in every way estimable.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

The hrS rsee. Colt SueepH.kes. Tor $40
os'. ttsn sn'riss 4 81 .UOD rssh rnts hes,, -.
800 80 TIRE" heats ~ Cspt Stosktons imported
cot, Ss"gfOrd. Five started aud came ost a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
LYNCHINC IN MISSOURI

We learn from St. Louis, that on
Thursday last. . colored man was ar
rested on board . boat, by q deputy
sheriff and constable; that another co.
lored man assisted him 10 escape from
the officers. whom they Immediately
arrested, when be killed the sheriff
upon the spot, and 80 bsdly wounded
the constable that be was not expected
TO live. The negro was then secured
add committed to prison, but the peo-
pie assembled in great force, with the
determination Of tearing down the pri-
son. II he was not given up to them.
lie was delivered TO tho mob. who
conveyed him 10 the outskirts Of the
city, placed q chain round bis neck
and q rope round his body, and fas,en-
ed him 10 tree . few feet from the
ground, when they then placed fire
round the tree, and literally roasted
hin alive His shrieis were mos, av.
fol during the performance Of this ter
nhe tragedy Ball. Gaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
CONGRESS.

A Bill FOE The relief of the District
Is Co,umbis, disssssd Of the provision
authorizing the payment Of the intsr-
est On the Holland loan. that has alrea-
dy been paid. but providing for the
payment OF an interest nov due and
unpaid. and requiring IN absolute
transfer OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Stock, owned BY the Corpora
TONS Of the District. 10 the u. S. has
passed both Houses Of Congress.
The Bill providing for an exploring
expedition to the South Seas. has pass
ed both Houses. II will consist Of a
SIoop Of War and Schooner.
The following % the Message which ~..
transmitted 20 Congress on the ll,h mat. nv
the President, relative TO the payment Of the
instalments under The Treaty with France.
WAsHrsoroN. May I'D. ls:36.
To "a. Ssssse sad Houss Of Rsprsssaistirs',
Information h,s been received al the
Treasury Department that the four in
stalments under our Treaty with France
have been paid to the agent Of the U.
States. In communicating this sstis-
factory termin alton Of the controversy
with France, ] feel assured that both
Houses Of Congress will unite with me
in desiring and believing that the an
hcipations Of a restoration OF the an
cicnt cordial relations between the two
countries. expressed in my former
message on this subject. will be speedi-
ly realized. No proper exertion of
mine shall be wanting to efTace The re-
membrance Of those misconceptions
that have temporarily interrupted the
accustomed intercourse between them.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
WIaekssisy Yirgisisn.

The Richmond and Petersburg rail
road Company, jus, organised. have
chosen Moncure Robinson. Esq. their
chief engineer. The work is to be
prosecuted with all possible energy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

II is the opinion Of many persons
who know Gen. Houston Of Texas. that
be is not, and has not beea Tor sevs.
ral years, porfsetly sans.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

A few days ago in passing along
the wharves OF the Monongahels. We
counted thirteen new steamboats, al
most prepared for the reception OF
freight. Last year. if We remember
correctly, there were about 40 steam
boats built in this place. Of different
amounts Of tonnage.
PutIburg Gazette, Nay S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

Disr,pufn6le Seenss.-Wall street
was disturbed yesterday forenoon. by
an attack made by Mr.. Webb, Of the
Courier and Enquirer, with COW skin.
on the person Of Mr.. Bennett. editor
of the Morning Herald. II 10 high
time that The strong arm OF the law
should step in and put an end TO pis-
toling. dirking and cow-skinnine.
which has become quite fashionable OF
late.-N Y Daily -7dD.
Fatal Aceidtnf.-We learn that n
Mr.. Shaw, residing upon the banks of
the Conodoguinet creek. about three
mines from this borough. carried home
With him on Monday evening last,
from 4 militia training, = loaded gun,
and whilst in the act Of adjusting a
cap for the purpose Of firing it of, it
was accidently discharged, lodging
the contents in the head of his wife,
who was standing near at hand, pro-
ducing instantaneous death.
tCsyiisLs HsTalA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

MeIntosh. Of PittsburE. Pa, Who bss
been seting In the capacity Of cook on
board the flors. add the prissesr IN
custody made his escape. Mr. Han.
moad then secured the mulaito and
took him before Justice Walsh. who.
on hearing the case. ordered him to be
committed for trial for rcscuing the pri-
soaer from tbs hands Of the Sheriff
The mulatto wss then handed over 10
Dir. William Null. Deputy Constable.
to be conducted to jail. and while on
his way thither. he drew . knife from
bio pocket and stabbed once or twice
at Mr.. Null. who received the blows
on bis hand. At this instant. Mr.. Ham
mond. Who was aware Of the despe-
rate character Of the prisoner. and had
accompanied him from the magistrates.
ran forward TO secure him, add received
= blow with the knife on his chin,
which glanced downward and entered
the throat. cutting the jugular artery
entirely in two. The prisoner, being
at liberty. fed. pursued by Mr.. Null
and MIR. Hammond. who did not know
the extent Of the injury he bad re-
ceived for about fifty or sixty yards,
when he fell and died instantly
MIR. Null continued m pursuit two
or three hundred yards further, when
he overlook his prisoner, who instantly
stabbed him in the right breast, a little
below the fiith rib. He is dangerously
wounded, but there il some probability
Of surviving.
The prisoner was finally secured by
some gentlemen Who heard Of the cir
eumstaDees, and lodged in the county
Jail.
We would. for the fair fame of our
city. withhold the sequel OF this horrid
narrative. but that We know II must 90
abroad. and probably clothed in worse
GARD. il possible. than the truth re veals.
A large number Of the people collect
ed around the body Of MIR. Hammond,
which lay reeking in blood-the horrid
spectacle exposed to public gaze-the
distressing lamentations Of the rela-
tives and friends OF the deceased, to-
gether with the report that Mr.. Mulls
dissolution was inevitable, 90 exaspe-
rated the people that simultaneous ex-
clama,ion OF revenge was uttered. At
half past 8 o'clock, being less than two
hours after the death of Mr.. Ham
mond, h's nurderer's ashes we're strsped
10 hs pinds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

y- The ENluRER published twice generally, aud
three week the
Price, tbs Five Dollars able in ad
Notes caEecc banks (ony) will be
cscd In Tho Editors win the safety of remit
the
No will b discontinued, vi the
Eiitorss until all arrcaragcs have been paid
Whoever will payment papers, shall
have the gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
OF One less 10 each
assumed by in this city It's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13
RICHMOND, I.xRGY.y.y.g.

AS ALE OF NEGROES, &c.--By virtue of a De-
~ cretal order of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
aud Chancery of the county of Louisa pronounced in
SUIT therein depending, wherein Thomas r. Repetoc
Villain w Lane aud others plaintiffs and William
ScAister, dec, administrator, and others are defend.
ants shall ed-to sell to the highest bidder for
the 2Gth day of February next all the negroes beony
ing to the estate OF William NcAister dec, consist
ing oil Two men, two boys, two women, and three or
ouT chdren together with all the household and kch
en- FURNITURE A. g. SHEPHERD,
Trustee and Commissioner.
jan 20 S2-2aw4ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

A ,iIEi VI NEGROES.-Willb be Sold TO the highest
- o'ouer, Tor cash, at Ancerson's Brick Tavern in
vpu,nly, on the 22d day of February (inst IS
49,, oe'ongng to the Estate of Anthony Waddy, ir
M 'vDesisung o men, women, boys aud girls very
So a"u 'aiuaoie, among which two pair very rood
"''s a. GARLAND T. WADDY
rsh o 'aamr' Of anthony Uaddy, Jr., deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

n HfLOCk, formerly the property of Thomas Steger'
~ Esq, viii make his next at Thomas Har-
vey ~ Co store in the county OF Charlotte and Wal
kers Church in the county of Prince Edward Parcu-
lars and terms will appear in due season
THOS. X. MARSHALL.
rep. Id 90--w3ws