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DE hGIIS

Ded on the 18th ult the White sulphur Springs, whef ne
had for the benefit OF hs health FaAScIs THoRSToS ~ "
leaving large number OF descendants mourn the loss OF Ge'o
t:Is nI aircoautr
E the u yrar ~ h Nf'rt Zines, oil only -
houcs lra:Ia. aec:ion"e ' anil SIX ehda mourn Ihc
ifr"parae So! hu"' lHih"t, and a ait'cnd MI C'"y
equals, r "as native ot the ''utJ
OF foE ikr lust :osty mos, respectable
ami c,iyGn u i !ecd cou"s-ln his !o"E tired
na: n prisa;c Intercourse "n 'e COMMUNITY III WHEN d"
mated H. and character eGineHy de-
s;"na,s b, ali Iho, v"s calculated to distinguish the
GcI-Thc cormsuG! winch 50 Io"S Witnessed '
virtues eaic.i society will bug mourn Tie vacuum ocG
,ion b his is:.c-a varnu which and tens o !af' VIII
able fill up. Lei the speak and !s; me %se
call au, u in vain. tn: brirvo! n" hand OF
~ destined io ac's e
charity. a:! r"!"i-yeS-
His p:y .a.c ere cfarY jesan.'
20 his lac las iet the chec''ns coS""'
thai hand Of Death ,log SuL!T tourd bIu! mol niar
fH"y ha; hi, can placid, a"" serene ~ "'s ~
had been rouS, useful an -isnios. WITHOUT
hi pure I, Coz! the bright ana p;""''"S
d! being enrolled in the catalogue o. those WI"
,iiunphant writer OF and siI'n'eTin
outline Of his character fees, casiby feels, his own inh"efuaS'
when attempting To hss;nw IL" sneh ian
like tribute p'oHo:tu'nae 10 hi' worth Lei hn be nio"e"
that the I he had yeiloYet, honofeu qua
respected ~ all who knew him.
Died. 90 The 7,h u! Whit Sulphur srins-, Va. age,
80 M pETEEEtN, vile o: Thomas l. DrHctu"
Esq, % Raleigh, North Carolina
Died Sunday morning. ia her second year ae short
MIS- E!i.ah; 81 Mrnvi. y daughter OF the ne ap'.
Job Nohrnc rpp,t Gambia, ard !e OF juhn H. MunVf t
She cultivated mind, aud tIosi al
ct,a, heart; with .n*d 'eni=r sans?
cheerful spirit frns,i. Thus il the bloom
aud full !rry aken better and
happier worl leaving IN this, wHopo1unGy lament
DIc Of pulmonary censuni"n IN iiHnn'sr county! o. S
last Of H. Cater BerEcIey her step iathcf'
f. TaN,,.A Mc,OE beloved OF hr Right Ee" Bishop
Mcar.-We feel that the "eath o. tis aHnia
lady, phrases Of sT euiosy would ue OCT OF pscs.
Abier ;ns will l.lneac her ch"0c2f not merely I"
crafty itra-s o: partial infection l o' me '"hc'i9n u sur
Dcrie., work lived the glory OF God, she dice
the d"ath Of the Righteous. +fs: -s''rH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05

EETS-THrnsn. 4tli August, lc:}G
WnEAr-raris nf crops have been delivered, winch
prove OF very inferior quality boa. load ct RED OF ta'f
quality has beer sold at 30c
FL6rn is dui.-t.erc sc!cs at - 25-no new III
market
ToBAcco-P-;ces rather dToop-inspec.ions still large
GEO. J.. SAMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05

"a AND FOR SALE.--Pursuant to decree OF tho
County Court Of Cumberland will offer for sale,
on the 18th day Of September next, the tract Of land Oh
which Banie Mayo, dee d, formerly resided, ying IN the
fork Of Wiss, containing three hundred and ninety.
seven and fourth aG.es. There are about 30 OF
excellent bottom land the tract and about one-th'
in woods we'll timbered The cleared land generally
fresh and in good heart and veil adapted TO the growth
of corn wheat and tobacco. The improvements are 4
oocd deinG house. kitchen IrdEafy, aud other beces
sa,v or;. houses The SITUATION IS remarkably healthy
tei.ig about mile ard hal! from James river, IN an
Agreeable reiglboEood ard aboCt seven miles from Car.
tersy.,!e asd Ege from CUlumb" Any person Wishing
TO p".chasc wouG do well 20 vs. he premises preyl
OILS to lie day Of sale. which vii! bn shown thei by als
John Mayo, living on the premises.
TEEas One third cash, tic balance in. two equal
annual payments, with bonds and security Tor the cfedt
,,is and I've ,;tle rcla;n"d until al ne purchase
morev i, p.id. FREDERICK w. BASS,
Commissioner.
h.,s. 2G-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05

& CONCORD ACADEMY.-The second session OF
- lhs Seminary will commence on the Isl OF sep
'mber, and terminate on the 10Th Of December The
noofse OF instruction is extensive aud is designed 10
p'rpa'e students for college in the United staes
I%u particularly tie University Of Virginia One OF the
ns:a'nients Of tie Institution will be under the ma
sseaent OF te subscriber other will be commit
d 10 The care Of Mr.. F. w. Coleman, who last year
oaheo The degree Of Master Of Arts OF the Universe
Of Virginia. and whose qualifications for the office OF
~ instructor, fully attested by the ndatons
u F"fessots Harrison, Bonnycastle Emmet aud Tucker
ne price for board and tuition is the of $3.50
Pcrannum. Communications directed TO the subscriber
= ms orohet, vii! be attended to-
Address-Bowng Green, Caroline County:
ATWELL C.. COLEMAN.
august >. [26-Gt") President Concord .3rademy.
a. EDWARD H. BOILER, who bound to Mr.. Tai
e bert. Of Powhaan, to learn the wheelwrlght bust
ArSs, and who LEFT him about years ago, and went to
enc Of The Western S!aes alive, he will render his at
cted mother and sister great satisfaction by informing
,r!n where he isAny person who can give any infor-
lH:uon respecting him, will confer great favor by i'd
dressing 10 ME, Flat Rock P o., Powhaan county,
Virginia JUDITH BOOLER
~ Editors in the West will! the humanity by in
ring the above in their respective pspcrs
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MARRIAGES.

Married. Thursday the ah June the church Of ST. Koch
Paris and afterwards British Embassy the Lord STAFFORD to
ELzAnE1a daughter Of Richard Cnton Esq ard grand dauShor
c Charles Curro ESQ., OF Carrolton both OF the a"
Mar and T. and sister OF the Maichienesse OF W e
lesley and MaIchoncss Of Carmaerthen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05

n.y. THE Renubljc.n Corresponding Committee for
the COUNTY of Southampton and the friends of the Adj
mnslraou generally, are requested 10 meet in Jerusa-
lem. on Monday, 18th August, Court day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05
T4F IOiJSh Rail. ROAD

Tie c,zens OF Orange a.c invited 20 attend 'neeas
q. vir neg, IIrgas Court, to take ialo consideration
the rxped;ercy OF subscribing 10 the stock oil the 'oasa
Rail Road Company 10 aid in extending t'e roo" ~
Go.dansTiii.. The President Of the Company mas :o
;.,.I TO attend the meeting, for The purpose 0:
r. me citizens Of Grange all the information IN MS pos
= ssion. IN relation 10 its prospects. --
gsUSaWaf-.Ta. roacc1!,;ed 70 :he JAM o "o4 -, 49,
NC Trsinis oa the ra ul.i:no. fAaEaF e.. CT nchc.
hi.h well formed quite aack hrs ptra'an t,is c,o,sr.
i-.n;, Il, hrs slight undct hrs c eye rs
s,,sJ pa:n..,o Linen foundahoui eae .a-.i
rel res two shirts DARK H,'ins p?neo0as Ire he re
I'll, p sol mad Dix knife. He saysde - roe a:'i 'aI
WIN -, lhn Crun7 Of Richmond, Virginia his owner
II ANY h= rAs, u '''-'--' - JAS. Il. WHITE,
TIE ia"- .Iclsr yGrsa. Comfy, ~
M;-l2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05

more sanguine Of success. No sign of discontinue,
ALARM panic among then,-bu! all the fear aud utteng
are on The other de OF the House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05
August

&5 ar Who T ESf s n nS' Ssgs9 Ss
,an r,Syy !: She is taken Oh, OF the State Of Virginia,
and secured in jail, that get her again; or l5 If
taken in TIC said State, and delivered to me, near Tap
paIlannock, in Essex county. Fanny !s me about the
lst Of r; rs of brown color, hsc asose the niaae
.izp. yr.y Intelligent and when ia the of speaking,
contracts: her U.elead into y.riLiics and she"s the
whites Of her eyes than at other times know OF
no scars other pecuarl;ies by which she can oe as
tinguishcd purchased her Of DR.. A. Btocken9'oueH,
Of pappaianaocE, and think il probable she may De al
or rear the farm OF his son. john in the county OF Ming
William where seycra! of her chi!!rsh are n'inS' Jul
have some recsor.s % mink syo ha LET! ms Stat<i
RICHARD r. HUNDLEf.
2G-w4w
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r.r.sTEy DErAKrMEXr, Aug. 2, 1856.

r,r.srEY DErAKrMEHr, Aug. z, 1856.
iN.,b The resolution OF the Senate, pass
In e''''IS;s directing tina, daring the ensuing re-
ja!r -. ,hs Secretary .! the Treasury cause
-, a: >, III, comn.e ncenent Of each month,
9e PI". - Ike alucuu, Of 'toney in the Treasury,
and also the amount standing to the ere
' sa s 1e de nonss i n s fss.
pa5; ''. - Irsjl. as shown by the n. accnun,
- WAS. on the LIST inst S36.554 S4o 50,
ri the ,, s.atIinL 10 the credit Of disbnrs'n- :,
-" sbown by ,Ise latest returns received, Mas
'.t' - LEVI WOODBURY.,
: -N.,'"~ SccrttQrH 81 &c IreRNMrE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05

NJ Look At THIS There will be SamP Meeting
held at the Ruckersvie Camp ground Orange county,
commencing the 18th Of August; at which time and place
upon reasonable terms. ". r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05

NOTlCE-Thc subscriber being desirous Of engag-
I Ing in the Farming business, wishes 10 sell or ex-
t.a-e bis Tavern in the Town of Scoltve, in the
c9gnr Of Porhatan known as the Scottril!e HOTEL at
-, tine occupied by MIR Ebert Moseby asa farm A
description is deemed unnecessary, as no person will
;.;chase without first viewing the premises. will on
say the present tenant is getting good run OF Gus
and BIDS fair to increase, there is but other
ZEN KEEP, in the place, ct present Any person wish
;~r,a purchase exchange farm for it, will please ap
p. the Subscriber. WIN will shew the property and
t.s?oss Of !. very liberal terms.
RlCH'D. BASS.
Scottrii,e. August ). 26-wSwH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05

: UTlCE-To ALL WHOM 1T MAY coScERS: u VIII
= from this day forward, be responsible for Jugs,
D-Hohns or the like articles, which subject to be
l-ieu; nor .r any loose Bales, Bundles Goods what
sever, which may be put on my boats
WILSON \. GOODMAN,
hu-5 r2i;-it-1 Columbia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05

TEyo COUNTRY MERCIIANTs.---D'4sss, .heat-
eiu,s Paio.s, Oi.s Fanny HD3as' S-,,l. ne SUI.
N his Ene O.: every description, with every nductnent
..ey can ha@s To 90 Nofh'is stock IL at all une'
v.ry aroc and supplies receiving e:e!y week;
Ee'J "'e-' II. L. DAY,
,,5 l2t-itl Market Square.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05

s5EOrLE OF CHESTERFiELD-The subscriber
Z having been appointed Collector fer the H"sai"g-
n'aoaGi Monmcat, for the said county most respect
'T and earnestly requests The good people Thereon 10
ro forward in the true spirit of patriotism and graft
e, and contribute TO This iaudable and magnaniuous
ect wthou, delay. 1t is the duty of the Collector 10
call upon each and every individual in the county; but
oai their known be-ay generally and from the kind
less show 10 him many occasions, be INDUCES most
s'nsuine hope that they will avail themselves OF every
Opportunity 10 meet him and subscribe their names &C.
0y which they will relieve him of considerable trouble
Sad Z, the same time, contribute to the erection OF
"'Aunrn, The memory of of the greatest puTest
AID bes, nj Nrn GEO W. COLE.
Au1 :, 26-wlf
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TO THE LADIES.

Ia PETTCS. CoMB MASuFAcTuRERANnh Ea
i he T. or Main street, few doors below inc CI'
4fset i"nsesign Of the large Comb-Returns ms SIN
1'e THANKS 10 tho ladies Of Richmond and It's flcnty
E plst ayo!s and informs them that he is prepared to
lend and alter old Combs, SO to make them as good
a. when new and he will warrant them to be as aura,
- where nentcd as any other part of the Comb. Oio
labs cut, altered and put in any shape that may De
desired
ne subscriber has on hand lot Of beautiful Tortoise
S@' which he intends make into Combs OF the latest
:-s;""n He invites the ladies TO give him call before
f+;s"asIng elsewhere, he is prepared to ST Combs
liz city. All Cunbs made and sold BY him, will be re-
..F"d for half price, will be taken in exchange tor
c.a"is.
HE subscriber hopes: by puncualty and strict alien
''n 10 business, 10 merit share of the patronage OF
generous public
AuG 5 rofc,1 FL PETTUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05

.h;ch The Governor has approved, antho-
si al 'cs' and receipt Of her share Of The De-
. ng the astst 10 ,ndcr tina, act--.aat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05

a CAED.-Tle subscribe, wishes to obtain employ
"a n,sn. TO: the next year 1850 as an overseer OF
Manager Of plantation aud negroes. He has been en-
ga red il a business for u years dnt;g a which he
las been EN- ,oyed c2on Two os the a-ges. estates Oh
tie Yaaunhey. For information as 10 Bis character ana
qualifications ne is authorized refer To the following
ren,;emen viz: w. T. Wckhaui, Dr.. Jno. Sheppard,
William D. Taylor and }. D. Andrew, Esqs, HANOVER;
Edmund ". TolD2kns and James Lyons, Es9s h!cA'
Inond. Ira l.. ~" H0-
i. iuc'e''' A'~''''- a-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05

ETOR Sale. at the Richmond Enquirer Office, John
son s. Durants best Phi'ade.phIa News ana BOOK
- \ constant supply kept hand to suit The SEASONS;
end s.cry disposition shoton tc otgs distant Printers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05
yJc R,,k of fhe I'uitci Suites.

Iii not IS ouuipoenl of its followers supposed
il might he II has obtained, 1t is tue, temporary
foolf,Tld in Boston and New Iurk-Gut the People o
Penns y!vaniI have not yet bent their neck to the yoke
Many Of the other Suites will not submit 10 It's Intrusion
within their bodcrs-rhe following the decided ttc
solutions IF late Meeting Charleston, which gives
l., not.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05

Messrs. H. r. W Hill, & Co, }. Il X. Yeatmun, &
Co., Douglass, Wood, u Co.. Jno Michel, While Il
Norrell, -fdshriuc, Tenn.
Virginia. too, is likely escape all visitation for the
presen-as we understand the Bank at present adj
viseL is determined TO send agency amongst u. Il
is said that the given TO would not De rccoSesa-
bic under some decision Of the Court Of Appeals.
The States will yet be able TO pare the claws and dra"
the teeth of the lion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05

The U. S. Telegraph (whcther under the old or the
Junior Editor the ancient the nrw Tc4ime) IS true to
its VOCATION In charging ':anothcr hh 10 ''tie En-
uurer it makes four Tor itself II gives the credit of
no, less than four paragraphs, which 1t might have seen
with half eye the property Of our able friend the
Albany Argus But the beauty ofhe thing is, that the
Telegraph IS thus guilty of Justification at the very
nen it charges US with satisfying the article from the
Argus'-,ha is, our merely changing the terms Of The
proposition, which the Argus had used about Judge
McLean-placing too We did, before cur readers Doth
The words o.. the Argus and our own.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05


The New York American informs us, that Gen Scott
is now at Eizabethtown, N. j., with his family. lie
will probably remain there during The Summer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-26

another Nutdr-On the ltth inst. "A horr,d
murder was committed, in the neielborlood N
Chalk Loved, (Pi'ts>lvanin,) by Peter McCulloek
on III" body ot his wife. a CORRESPONDENT of the
Dinvillr Reporter SAWS:
~ h'Sten 10 communicates, that early on Satnr-
ddN morning last were found at liz. l,ous. of d.,
Dllar!, IN Pitis>lvania county, Peter NJ Cullork
''ni his lnli'' dan"l t"r, about two wears obi, both
without clothes except ihelr under DRESSES, Nc Gull
LOCK- very bio dy, with Il bloody raz. r in his hand :
an trl"9 mierro9atCd as 10 what WIS the matter.
IL Voluntarily answered lr bad kill.d his vie. the
nieht hriora. The Dmtor, confident from his
apPraran c. thai lc had committed some dreadful
seplrnce, had him Immediately confined. and in
company with another gentleman, NJ. Cla>. : ard.
roll the house OF AlcClllnck u distance Off m L.,
-lni scene most shocking Ia hmm mix prr<cn,td
itself they found the corpse "f his VIII Is mr. in tn,
ward murdered III the most savage manner, her
iiifpat cut from ear 10 ear. Ia the neck h"1r. md
>rttral "tlcr dreadful W nlnd> inflicted will, ,r
raz. r -and strange 10 tell, there i III cau>r Win.
"Hrl coni"cturrd. unless ealuu>v. The l., IL IN,
e,ci borne "A flr, irreproaclnblr character. AZ
NJ. Mctnilock hrrrr tore that of an ,nlu ,rir,>.
hone man, innt suspected far consi lrrl | tin
Il, be- plriiill d r,ngrl AL of ate yri, -
III and disputed. \ roionr,'s inqo..' - 9.
a. retained 4 verdict of witth pnr /, ="
o. The DmviIlr Il porter, flhe 2l,r it>,.
tins refers 10 the examination "f the moro aiao
VIII recently killed hisma>ttr ia pitf,tI,4nir: =
- Chester. III, nceio n,,n recent, ctmmi'tql 10
thu Jail Of lii county, for ihr alleged cine al
srihiIc, viii, intent Il Kill, Th,s. T. Williams, WI
a%rraIgn"d before the conri ON Monday ia>i, Tor
trial The prisoner pleaded n~otgailty, and was,
alter the argument of the case Ivy counsel, dis
CHARGED, IN consequence Of il drtcct in he warrant
(naIlCc not having been cliareed.) For the
comm nwraltb, VIM. VI. Trra Iw ~ and james NJ.
Whlrlr for prisoner. Joscph NJ. Terry. Tho>.J
tTrrn, Nm. b. Backs aud Woad>on lluelies.
iiie prisoner was immediately ~re-comnittrd 10
prison To stand bis trial upon the charge of murder.
We are sorry to say that there were >ympt,ms of
violence manifested towards IN prisoner, which
We had hoped never to see exhibited by the law
loving and law-abiding people of this county.
:" W q are aware that recent events have in a de-
gree made it necessary for the public safety, thai am
example should be made and if one can he without
violating the dictates of lmmanit. or the laws of the
land, then, let it be done, not otherwise. This
truth should be impressed ON the minds of all good
citizens, that no people ever were injured by
obedience to the laws while a contrary cours,
has ever proved rife with peril to the liberty ano
pro perIty OF IA country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-26

iafs or more,l to bear a re rsonable ,n,crc., :.
a''m'ol' IN such time as may siir the Measure If
II ''nla'on Council or, whrr. IN, n, ! l.s,
ma" sioo' iile tax-payer may be entitled :, a ,,,,,,.
IN pay .'' tiln til" Treasury a sum, winch. with h.
tax, viii he equal To 500. ~ y Ut
IN presenting these brief plans 10 the con>i,1s,,.
'''n "' me public, the writer has been moro inf,n.
e''c'd by a desire 10 gather public sentiment, i,
some dril'l,ie shape upon thus impor,an, sul,ie,,
','h Nv the expectation that either one of hi,
pans VIII be adopted. He has hui a co mmon IN
10 10 sap>'f'r and Il desire 10 euard il ha,
IMP "'n am t" The duty rlpn> imprriectlv pcrfor-
'''' IT. Would suggest that "A public mcetiag,
ms ironing, might be productive of much Good =,
the interests Of LynchLurg. NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-26
IaoGG.CL.

r. SIR hEp oil from the subscriber, AZ
fcy9' Ieesylilc, n 1anphell County. on the f5,I,
@- day OF The present month tMay.) n fine
thcsnnt Soriol Mare, about SIX years old, with a
blaze lace aud enc whfte foot, II no more one OF
her aueles behind II Il litlle enlarged by the cnt of a
hooi. She IA one Of the first class of saddle horses.
PAGES last and easy. The last information ! had OF
llcI, She "as ahont five or ten miles below Pestown,
IN the county OF Bedford. beating along up Stann-
ton Rael-She was brought from the Ohio, and in
all piohhl lily Is making her WY back.-rhe sub.
scr'hct vii give a liberal reward Tor her. or gladly
receive any Information, so that he can get her again.
\nN gentleman who may get IN possession Of her. or
hnd out where size Is, will please give the snbsc,i ber
Information by letter, directed 10 t;rtet Miller, Lees.
'''I'' Campbell county, Va. and ti,cy shall be well
compensated Tor titu uouhic, and all costs and
charges paiI. GRIEF MILLER.
Ma % ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-26
LYNCIIBURG SPRING RACES.

FIRST DAY-A Stake for colts and fllrys, i
wears old, mile aud repent, entrance 500.
|. II. divers b Mary LYLE by Eclipse } 4
p. Bniord', b { I%towlev, by Star, ? / 2
W. :. Haynes b c Daniel Star, by
Star, 4
W. W. Hurts c Giles GosIin, by T.
clipse, , )
Iimr-ls, heat, l.53 81 heat, $50 81 Irca',2.2.
SECOND DAy-prolrir,or's Parse, $500, , mile
heats.
W. Trrry',s h Red Wasp, by Shahs-
pr1rr, 3 /
D. MrDaniel's bh VIM. Hart, BY Sir
Charles, DIST.
w. S. ila,ncs' b !, L,rcnzo Zl,ala, by
M'llev, : 3 dr..
YIN. Cisscli's b m Lpdy Gertrude, by
Trnc-lt heat, IL ; second heat, 3.5s 81
hra', 3.5S.
Same dag-2i Rare-F a Silver Pitcher,
entrance $50.
John $. II,r,'> bf year, oil, BY SIR
Clarls, l
David MeD,niers ,cnrs old, b, Mini
on, , ?
Timc-l,t Il at, l.57 2 heat, LIS.
Third DAy-Jockev Club Purse, S550-three
mile heats.
|. II. divers ch h NORRIS, by Eclipse, 2 l |
J.. :. Hurts . Ii Patrick Ilrnry, by d.
lev. list
David NJ Daniel, b h Pioneer, b, Sr
Charles, , 2h,.
Wm. Tory, h h Watkins Leigh by
Sh ,kspedre, . > )
". Cl>scl's . h John Bull, ny Wi'i"'
Tinnlron, :
Tm.-l,, heat, 5.5} 2lier.65j; 80,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-26
MARRIAGE.

Married, on the 9Th instant, thr Rev. Samuel
r''''lps, MIR. MILAN T. Notrz, formerly Of Bot
,'oof' county, 10 Miss M,H, NJ. daughter of Mr..
JACOB fea2rl of this un,v.
- On The OH al Jan. last, by the Rev. Aaron
'an''e, Mr.. W m. tnW tEps, oil LOGAN county,,
ana formerly OF Cumberland, Na.to Miss Donoruy
o. daughter OF Ballard Davenport. orTodd conn-
~, kcniacky.
-, On til" l7tl, Instant, lv the Rev. Thos.
Jones' Of Lvnclhnra. Mr.. E.pw,np IIr>r,n, of
Campbell 10 Miss Eiiz, \Nx daughter oil the
late Col. L iward Gwathiu>, of Bedford.
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u 1t will b. seen, b, the proceedings of Con-
sff>s IN another column, that Mr.. pinchncv's All.
oltlI'n committee has made its Repon-and thai,
as was generally anticipated, ii comedies TO Con.
gross tie constitutional right to libcrate the Slaves
within the District Of Columbia. and places the nj.
lec'i"n To the exercise OF the right on grounds SIM
ply OF "Npedlency This, indeed, is the doctrine
o' Van Buren, himself, and the whole ofhis party,
NJ fhc South as we'll as in the North, although tl,a,
portion of them who reside on this side of th, po.
ionilc, with IA few individual exceptions. t,ucI =,
NJ. P~lnckney of 5. G. aud NJ. Drnm ,oole of VaA
are not yet rea " to throw off the ma,h. If the
Sontl, Nurrenders THAI point, she had rs well CEASE
all controversy on the subject. II will be idle tn
talk oi deiealing the citadel, when we have piyrn
the enemy possession of the outworks, and permit
ted him to erect hi, batteries and to plant h,S cam
non on the eminance> which commlni it. W.
copy the interesting debate on the subject.
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n \ regular communication of Liberty Lodge;
1 No 95. at thu Mason fIdlt. in the town of Ii
merry on Saturday evening, May 1tth, A. d. 1896.
hesoftfd unanimously, ;bs, james NJ. Williams,
late a member oftllis Lodge, be. and he is hereby
expelled ifsm this Lodge, and from all the benefits
OF Nasoi'fl' as well if his unmasonic conduct to-
wards brother Daniel Aunspaugh, ~ for his other
gross nntriasohie conduct, 1g Shown by himself in
his drietiee before the Lodge OF the charge preferred
by sad brother Daniel Aunspaugh.
And on motion. II is further unanimously
Resoiptd. that IA order that tln world at Iarpe NAV
be put upon lis guard against the said James NJ. vii
liani3. tin,i his expulsion he published IN one of the
public papers published in Lynonburg.
Copy.
ANDREW REYNOLDS, .see'ry. pro. TEN.
Nav q Il