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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
April %.

MTOTIC E.-rhc co.parlncrsIIp heretofore existing
a under the and style of John Zoe u Co, was
dissolved on the ls of January last As we are anx.
ious to settle the affairs of ti" late speedily
rs pracicabe we request those having claims thereon,
to present them for ymenl and urge those indebted to
make payment without delay, to either OF the under
sanod NJ thr Leather Store of William Bca Main
sTrri who will cunpnc to soil the Leather manuac-
'''~" JOHN FOE,
WIN. BEAL.
AL, - lli-6t
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April %.

STM. McCRERY, Draper and Tailor, has receiv
w ed handsome assortment of new Spring and
Summer Goods, Of beautiful and superior quality. He
sociis early call from his customers and the public
generally in the City and country-and promises his
Oest efforts TO all who favor him.
April 20. 1851
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

EB UNAWAY.-Wa committed TO the Jail of Hen
O. rico county, the 18th February last, Negro
slave who calls himself JoHS and says he is the proper
ty of John McRac, Of Alexandria. The said negro is
about feet inches high dark brown complexion; had
IN when committed suit of black cloth clothes; has
vera small scars about his face and is about "a years of
The owner is requested TO come forward and pay
CHARGES. else he will be dealt with according 10 law
'"0' - -' HENRY l.. CARTER, ID. S.
anrl5 rlll-l2,1 For .Jno. Haics, Shf. Fl. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
April Is.

RJ OTlCE-Thc subscriber being DESTROYS to remove
to The Southwest offers far sale his Tavern proper.
~. in the town of Gainesville, Cumberland county, Va
i consists of large house with airy and convenient
rooms, arre airy stable, and all other necessary out
houses, all in rood repair Situated as this properly is,
in Viauc Jour n extensive business commanding
ood ons,1m from Travellers as we'll profitable Local
custom, (Which is much enhanced Ivy public improve
mcnts now in progress) it is confidently offered to the
public stand we'll worth the attention Of purchasers
,hnse yshHu 10 purchase will come and view the proper
ty. it is deemed unnecessary TO say more ,,
~ ' THOMAS Mccoy.
c,o-.;1Io h,r; 10 1l5-dte
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>i:"I Frizcs, amounting to SoiU2OU
Whole Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 3D.
twill be perceived that the above is splendid scheme
10 purchase packages in.
certificate of package Of % Whole Tickets, will
forwarded for l4o; % halves $7O Is quarters 80;
y cighths SIT 50.
10 be obtained by The package or sirrle ticket, of
the ever and all lucky HOYT,
A',he Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of the Eagle.
II Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States, by Mail or Otherwise enclosing cash or prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail, with the same prompt attention as personal appli
casion and the result given (when requesed imuedi.
a'sIy after the drawing-if addressed TO
D. M. HOYT
April % llS-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

yHyIMBER! TIMBER!!-The highest prices wIil De
given for good, seasoned wheel spokes and feIoeS,
deliverable at the Penenliary. Immediate delivery Is
to Col. Charles S. Morgan. Superintendent, OF 70
THOS. G. MONCURE, U. a.
Feb g. oo-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

MIOTlCE-By virtue Of deed Of Trust executed
" to me by VIM. II. stanard deceased, bearing date
the fourteenth day of july 1885, md upon record in the
Clerks Office Of Orange county, shall, for certain
purposes therein mentioned, proceed to sell to the high
est bidder, for ready money, Friday the 9th day of
May next, without fall upon the premises, the tract of
Land upon which said Stanard lately resded.adloin-
nr the Town of Stanardsvie and the lands of George
Price and VIM. Sims and containing between THREE
and FOUR HUNDRED acres. The land will be ac-
curacy surveyed before tho day Of salc and plot there
of then exhibited The title is believed 10 be perfectly
good; Blu, selling as Trustee, shall convey such title
only as is vested III me by the Trust.
MANN A. PAGE, Trustee.
ORANGE c. H. Va Apr g. 1l4-tds
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Gainesville, April ~.

HTTUATION WANTED.-An elderly Lady, who has
"a had some experience in the management of fam-
", wishes to obtain situation as housc.keeper She
las recently taught school, which did not agree with
her; but should situation offer in healthy section OF
country. she would be willing to take ciargc of small
schon Her terms will be moderate, and she would pre-
fer to reside in a religious family
N. B-The applicant can be seen or heard from, by
applying at MIR. William Mayo's, ShockG Hill; .
Auril l3. IIf-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
April ~.

NJEW STOKE-tancy and Staple Dry Goods.-Ihe
Ia Subscribers respectfully inform The czcns of Rich
mond and vicinity, and tho public generally that they
have taken store room Main street, nearly opposite
the Banks, where they opening an entirely new
and very extensive assortment Of scasonabe Fancy and
STAPLE Dry Goods which, having been selected with tie
greatest care in the New York and Philadelphia markets,
hcy are prepared to Offer at wholesale retail upon the
most reasonable terms.
They will be receiving constantly throughout the sea-
son. fresh supplies Of the newest and most fashonabe
goods and hope by thus keeping their assortment at all
Zines complete and selling at the lowest prices, TO merit
share of the public patronage.
Ladies are particularly invited to call and examine
their stock of Silk and Fancy Goods
Their assortment consists part Of Cloths cass'nercs
satines vcstiugs every variety of gentlemen wear,
silks satns muslns, gng hams. prints, cambrcs, ]aco'
nets corscts lace goods fancy handkcrchcts and wells
of every description, bonne,s bonnet and cap ribbons
Scotch and French needle work, grapes, berages linen
can,bc aud cambria handkerchefs corded skirts, dnl-
ty, Irish linen, linen sheengs, tabling and towclng,
French bonbaznes, bombazes, morines hosiery OF all
kinds gloves, stocks, umbrellas, and parasos brown,
blcaced and coored domcslcs tapes, thread, needles,
&c &C. all of which will he sold at least low they
L. G. CARUTHERS & CO.
April ID. llo-4t
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gsgf;z:E;Es,S EXCHANGE,

IN IOTTEkI OFFICE, KICuMoND, FIRGIHIA.
n The Lounge aI,cays trinmphant*!.
The following are The drawn Nor. for the NoKFotK
I.5rrry. 30. !, drew the 23d inst. in Alexandra
~ Is 90 81 IL 80 Sc 10 50
Whole ticket -, ~, 81, snug Capital OF So GOV
a. 81 10 do. of 81 900.
Viii; numerous other comfortable prizes were sold and
r,,I be pad i, sight as usual by BIGGER.
Gsern presents t, his friends and patrons, the FOL
.,'ur sp,ndd Schemes 10 which he respectfully &C.
cast: their attention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

AttEAP SrRiNG HOODo'-'1F."' II''
chants Families and others, invited 10 examine
nearly one hundred thousand dollars worth OF Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods-chicfy from The New fork auctions
consisting of 200 dozen Fancy lidkts at prices iron
ID 10 CENTS each 10 the richest article imported. An
extensive assortment OF Ginghams and coored Musns
some of the latter very rich and new style.
10 cases bonnets, flowers and reeds
do eauze ustring and satin ribands.
500 dozen silk; cotton and fancy stockings and hall
2GO do. plain and trimmed silk and bombazinc
stocks.
Also, an assortment Of summcr stock and cravat
rads; Chinese and French baskets.
1000 pieces brown and bleached domestic shrllhss
and sheelinrs at prices from I'D per yard TO hne.
100 pieces apron checks; also, furniture Cheeks uf
nlure calicoes, at I'D per yard and liner;
$4,000 worth plain and figured silks OF every dcscl'P
ton, amongst them arc elegant jet black and
glossy, Italian, Gro de Paris, french anu
English Lustrings.
Likewise blue black plain and figured silks, all styles
Cheap small figured black silks, at u - Cts PEI
10 cases Irsl linens, in full and half pieces, at prices
from % Cts per yard to The finest quality importco
Elegant black and white spotted Thule lace veis nc"
style.
Green. tlack and willie dotted lace for wells
Green white and black gauzc wells.
Brunswick lace for wells and caps.
Muslin capcs and collars, of the newest and rches'
styles.
'Gentlemen's summer articles Tor clothing.
Black Italian and fancy silk cravats
Also. 4 large assortment of common linen goods tor
servants.
Brown linens.
Blue and yellow nankcens, &c.
consumption, will find every article in the Dry Iooos
Department, as low they can be procured IN IKE quar-
titles at any place, at R. II. JENKINS
stapIe and Fancy, Wholesale and Dry Goods Store
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
WOODARD e. CARLL.

have one Of Rice's Improved Patent Wheat Fans
1t is superior to any have tried, inasmnch, that
found it unnecessary to pass that part Of my crop which
was for market but through the Fan. Ii others of
the kind could not be obtained, would not take twice
the cost for the one have. w. a. TURIN.
Powlatan Feb lst, lS3G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

JOS. W. NTTEtSUN,
HUGH BOYLE,
JAMES HOOPER,
WILLIAM COOKE,
LUTHER J. cox,
JOHN BRADFORD,
RUBT. y. BURNS,
THOMAS L. MATTHEW'S, c.,,u;.s;o,,r,
DAVID kEENER,
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
GALLOWAY CllESTON,
WA. f.. MAYHEM,
WM. nUGlILErT,
JOHN G. HENRY,
CIIAS. :. W. DORSEY, .-r..'
WIN. FERGUSON,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
JOCKEY CLUB SPRING RACES,

YuyREEHILL JOCKEY CLUB SPRING RACES,
a 1885, will commence as usna'' on the second Tues
doy in May next and continue four days.
FIRST DAY
y sweepslake, Qor colts and ilies, years "ld mile
heats entrance $500 forfeit ;lO0. to and close on
the first day OF April, now subscribers, and several
more expected. w ~ ,
SudscrtGers-John Hcth, VIM. Williamson, VIM r.
Johnson WIN. Wynn, George Goolwynn, VIM. Nc
Cargo, VIM l.. White.
The subscriber that comes in The above stake VIII also
be bound in another stake this fall, two mile heats, Oo
entrance forfeit $780, to by the first OF September
next but will moi be compelled to name the same COLT
SECOND DAY.
Proprictors Purse 'OO two mile heats, entrance $50
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse 81 900, four mile heats, entrance
$50. ,,o,,,run,v
swccpstake with colts and iillies three years old,
mile heats entrance 500, half forfeit now two suOscEl-
beers, and to name and close on the 10Th April
Same day, Silver Turecn, will run for d single two
miles OUT Tree for all ages-entrancc money depends
upon the subscribers. "
t,,;I 10 ll3-td
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April 2li.
ESesN'E9S

Erchange and Lottery Office, Richmond, IN.
Dawn Nos in Norfolk Lottery, No. l, drawn 23d inst
! 50 GS % : 81 IL 81 IS AZ o.
lori sold and paid presentation, four capital prizes
IA The above
.1no,hc- SGT, 900 Scheme for 18th May:
!orT respectfully requests all to send early for tickets
~ ms Lottery many disappointed in not being
&e 10 obtain tickets in the scheme of the 2d, there be-
ing srra, demand for them.
S'9GO0'- $40 O0C:-slO, oOOM-5O Prizes of $1,000!
Virginia State Lottery,
FOR tie bcmft Of the Petersburg Bcncrolcm Mechanic
.2Ssociaiion-Class No. Q, for 1886.
10 be drawn at Alexandria, Saturday. May 70, 1886.
T. :. GELLokY 81 Co Successors to Yates q M In
tvre0 Managers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

ENARNIERS' AND PLANTERS BANK OF BAL
Il TlMOEE.-Noticc is hereby given t'a! the Com
mssioners appointed by recent act of the Legislature
of Maryland to carry into effective operation the above
named Institution, will cause books to be opened for
subscription TO the capital stock of the FARMERS AID
Planters BANK OF BALrMorE," on Monday, the 9th
day of May next and the same will be kept open from
day 10 day, for 10 days, cXcusvS OF Sunday; from ID
o'clock A. NJ, until 9 OF clock, p. NJ at the Baltimore
House the city Of Baltimore, and al each the County
Towns in tie several counties of this State, and At the
town of Westminster. Also, al the same time in the
cities of Boston, New York, ph'adelpha, Wilmington
C)rla.,) Richmond, Norfolk, and Charleston
The charter requires that - per share shall be paid at
the time Of subscribing.
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April &c

n YNCHBURG AND TENNESSEE RAIL ROAD.
81 The Commissioners appointed for that purpose, by
az; act Of the last Legislature, passed on the 10th Of
March, S3G, will open books Of subscription for stock
in the Lynchburg and Tennessee Rail.Road Company
on the LIST day of June next in the town of Lynchburg
Books of subscription will also he opened, on the same
day by the Commissioners named in the act, the fol-
lowing placrs City Of Richmond Liberty, Bedford;
Salem, Botciourt; Chrisansburg, Montgomery Wythe
Court.hous Marion, Smyth county; Abingdon, Wash
ington county, Lebanon. Russell county; and al Es-
vile, Scott county.
The books will be kept open each place thirty days
~ copy of the Charter will he sent 10 each of the
Commissioners directed to the place where the books
are to be opened. JOHN EARLY, Chn1rman
April %. llO-lt
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-05
PENSACOLA, Oct. 10.

The volunteers from this county, un-
der the command Of Captain Snowden,
left here on Friday last for st. Marks,
in the brig Eldorado. They are to
rendezvous at Tallahassee, where they
will doubtless receive orders to march
Immediately TO the frontier.
On Saturday and Sunday last, arri-
we'd here the United States s.ea mbeat
Major Dade, commanded by Lieut..
Howison land the United States steam
boat american, commanded by xaieut.
johnson. They are both, We under
stand, much out Of repair, and the
crews nearly worn out.
When the Major Dads left Suwan-
nee Old Town, Governor Call, at the
head of the Tennessee mounted men "
the Florida troops, had crossed the
Suwannee river and was pushing for
ward in pursuit of the Indians, intend
ing to scour the Wy.blacooehe swamps.
The day before the Major Dads left,
the guides had assured the commander
that, on the next day, they would fall
in with the Indians 10 a large body land
that they would give them battle. We
shall look with much anxiety Tor firth
er intelligence.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-05
DIED, a. the residence of her fatbs'

DIED, at the residence of her fatbai|
on Pattersen's Creek, Hardy county,
Va, on the evening of Monday, Oc'o,
Der gath, 1896, SARAH G., second
daughter Of James Williams, Esq. agea
IL years. ..
BY this affective dispensalicn OF VI
vine Providence a severe wound ha1
been inflicted on the hearts Of all wh9
were acquainted with this lovely child|
By the cherfulness Of her heart, and lh1
unusually amiable qualities which sh]
uniformly displayed she won her way
TO the affections OF all those with WHOM
she associated, and many a sincere pr
tition was offered to throne OF mercy
that her life might be spared and SUI
permitted 10 enter upon that sphere "
usefulness for which she seemed so wei
fitted. But he in whose hands are th1
issues of life and death thought props]
to transplant her into the garden othe7
Lord, and she is now undoubtedly SIR
ming in his kingdom. Lst the rsads'
take warning from her early departure
and prepare for the night Of death,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-05

had given, in his numerous defeaa (
The field of battle of the enemies Of
county and her free Institutions. d
as before intima,ed. l had my doubl
his fitness for the Presidency of the
States, which doubts arose purely I'll
total ignorance Of the man. | belle,
him, as before said, to be soldier
the fulIes. sense of the phrase; y,
thought, nevertheless, that his edps
ton. political experience, &c. &c. VI
so limited as totally 10 exclude
from the thoughts Of every intellig3
voter in the Union, seberly casting
bout for suitable person to suecsI
the present incumbent. la this
estimate OF Gen. Harrison's abililII
however, how egregiousIy have l b
mistaken / Instead oflhe mere int.
i'd, though illitera,e and ignorant n
der, as conceived him to be, Will
totally ignorant Of his character, | d
irresistibly led to believe, from Gsn
mereus speeches and letters, made ID
written since his nomination, az a ca
didate for the Presidency, tina. ne i
gsnsleman Of polished education, end
statesman Of the most expanded viee
And believing thus, il Is Mr.. Edit
my fixed determination to east n
ballot for him on Monday next,
preference 10 the Little aristoeratic da
dy Of Kinderhook, whose great skill,
a political writer, consists in his
writing that persons OF the keenest /
tellsc,s vainly attempt to decypher
meaning. A VofER
j Nov. $, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-05
FOR PRESIDENT
Gen. VIM. Henry Harrison,

Ovu' w aii' AAOA1y AAoiA sSOAs
OF 0HIo.
O. Appointed by Mr.. JEFFERsoN,
Governor Of the Territory of Indiana,
10 1909;
o. By Mr.. MADISON, Commander
10 Chief OF the North Western Army,
ip 1873;
O. By his FELLOW CITIZENS in O.
HIo, member Of Congress, in 1916 ;
% By the LEGISLATURE OF ONO, a
Senator of the u. States 10 3;--and
n By JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, Min
lister Plepipoten,iary to the Republic Of
Columbia 10 1923.
81 contend that the strongest of all
Governments is that which is most
free.o
"To be esteemed eminently great, it
is necessary to be eminently GOOD
HaYrison's letter to Bolivar"
GENERAL HARRISON.
Has been nominated by more than five
hundred meetings of the people, in their
primary assemblies ; and by State Con-
ventions in the States of Virginia, Penn.
sylvania, New jersey. Indiana. Mary
land, Ohio, Vermont. Kentucky. Della
ware, New York, Connecticut u Maine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-05
FOR THE lNTRLLreENeER.

Mr.. HARpER: II is true, which am
free TO confess, that when Gen. HARRt.
SON was frs. named as a suitable person
TO fill the Presidential chair, at the
close Of Gen. Jackson's second consa-
tutonal term, entertained some doubts
and misgivings respecting his cempe-
tency to fill that dignihed and highly
responsible civil station. 1 was aware
Of his possessing military talents oflhe
very frs, order aud Of the numerous
prae.leal demonstrations Of which. ht
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-05
OHIO.

The resul. in Ohio is ascertained 4
be as follows: Vance, the HARRIS
candidate for Governor, is elected
about 1000 majority. The Van BdE
rem party have eight, and the HarrisaA
party eleven members Of Congress.
the Senate Of the State Legislature,
Van Buren, party have four major I
and in the House two, thus giving III
party the preponderanoe ia both houI
es. This contradictory result 1t is sal
is owing to the great irregularity Of Il
appOrtionment bill, passed by the leg
isla,ure of Ohio last winter, by whicI
the Harrison party have lost fitted
members Hdrrtshurg Chronicle.
A CoNsuMMArn VfRLAIN .--RvaI
Mcdowell, the subject ofan advertia
msnt Ia another column, 10 perhaps ou
of the most heartless scoundrels thl|
ever lived 10 any oommdoIty. Held
his wife at the point Of death and oaI
with her sister. On the day fellowt ns
the wife died, and 10 represented q
having been found in The most shocking
state, altogether frem neglect. Md
Dowell is said to have escaped frod
justice several times. He Is about
feet 10 or ii inches high, light hair, a
bout 81 years Of age (; has a large marg
across bis nose, and another across b
lip, and is very fond of wrestling, gam
bling, &c. Sarah Weberly, the sister
in-law, seems to have exhibited equal
depravity-she procured the horse and
wagon in which they abseonded, and
which was sold in Baltimore. She wal
TO have been married In few days
workman ON the Drandywine, OH
tanned money from her lover to put
chase her odt fit, and then abscondel
with her sisters husband. She Is abodI
10 years Of age, rather masculine i
her appearance, dark hail, large moush|
good teeth, and makes pretensions 4
being acquainted with minefalogy.
Wilmington Del Gazette.
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For Yiee-PYeSident
John Tyler, Of Virginia.
ELECTION on MONDAY NEXT.

o. We expect in few more weeks
a supply Of superior qualify OF paper
Of our usual size--nnd ve intend, 10
case ouf subscribers will only aid US, by
each settling up OLD SCORES, and com
plying with our terms for the present
year, putting our paper in entire new
type, &c. We hope, therefore, cur
friends will attend to this request, and
thereby enable Us to effee, this object
as speedily as possible.
U Read the LETTER from NAeeepo-
cREs, Texas, as also. the articles follow
ing ii on our hrst page. They deserve
an attentive perusal.
% The pensioned presses Of the Spoils-
men continue to harp upon the stale and
oft refuteds story of Gen. HARaIscs's
voting for a law TO sell white men as
slaves--and upon the red pesticoat af-
fair, says contemporary, with an indus
try and desperation that show the hope
lessness Of their cause. Having nothing
else that they can hang hope upon. or
that they can deceive the people about,
they stick to these tales. these miserable
fetions, which no intelligent man of the
party believes for moment. with as
much tenacity as If they really believed
them to be tyue. The very men that Gen.
Harrison wished TO rescue from degrade.
ton. by permitting them TO work ont
their time in some decent and respsetas
Bile families. are now held in ignominous
bondage. and made to serve out their
time and psy their charges. by working
as convie,s on the public highways in
Ohio! Gen. Harrison stepped forward
and exerted himself as their friend, their
benefactor, and for shis he is cruelty and
wroDgfully denounced as che enemy of
the poor white man. Such base ingrati-
tude must recoil with terrible violence
on the heads of those who indulge in it,
or we mistake the character of the A.
merican people.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-05

MARRIED, On Tuesday last, by tho
Rev. Mr.. WEIGH, Mr.. AARON SINeLs
TON 10 Miss Margaret MYERs...bo!'
Of this county.
AT Andalnsia, Missouri, on Thursda7
Goth September. by the Rev. Robt. Fen
dren, MIR. MADISON J. PRrRsr, OF Fred
erick county. Va. to Miss SARAH Ann
VAsDIvEK. daughter of the late WIZ
Vandiver. decd. Of this county.
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A GOOD THOUGHT.

The Albany Daily Advertiser sal
-'If we lose this state, up will s,s|
a dozen wiseaeres, to tell US AoD d
might have saved it.-Let them 60 \
work and sdus IL no,D.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-05

THE PEOPLE oB THE UNITED STATES
- May they ever remember that TO pre-
serve their liberties. they must do their
own voting and their own fightipg.-W.
II. HARRISON.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-05

@ A public dinner was given 10
the talented and accomplished, JOHN
r. Cooke, Esq, a. Taylor's Hotel,
Winchester, on Saturday last, by the
members of the bar and citizens Of that
place, Gin testimony Of their esteem and
respect for him. Mr.. C.. intends re-
moving to Baltimore ere long.
A steam plough is in operation in
England, which ploughs acres dpy.