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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

Nllliam Dceriue and James G. pecrins.
IL CHANtEEY.

iha enaht William necriug, not ha IN cnt red his al
PtaHnce and gNch security, according II The Assembly
IN such case made and provided and appearing b, >a4c
Tony t'irnce thu hr i'no an mlmau TIN country If
ordered hette sad defendant iam Derring, do a,fcar
h' al next circuit superior court o law and rcerv holden
IN tn, county o CAMPBELL aud answer The hl ortlr I,utT
hh that copy :" tins otdcr he forthwith inserted IN 4ou
nr"sPHp published IN the town oil ,nchhurr Ion two months
>ncersserN, and posted mp the ioa door of aud cou
housr. resa,
JOHN ALEXANDER. ON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

n, 49,. .'"@'"t eog't iioase, lljrd aoh 1886
pomird tnhN HE 23l day Iuoc neli Ia , ma,
ue oItf spaided winch dlr nj me bonr Of
H. l"'h y H'hN nm requested oartcnd nj my, oniro ,,h
, ayeohn'* vouchers and and copcs of court nonrs %
pared Ion examination and settlement LUZ i"l"'7 pre-
Man I'M i->7IEA' ON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

The d ndan Dorras Noonan HAVING entered her M
pcatan and gwen Scrut according tho act ni Assem-
IN 4ueh ca-' mado aud prov, l,l aud appearing by ,asc-
tory evidence that she Ia not maitlnt t4couny il j..
ordered ,lat She DO apra here at the superior
and answer the bill uihc complainant and dat cop, oi In
order he forthwith inserted IN spaprr published IN
the town of lyuchhfo, or months .Irrr.ive and pn.r
ed mp nj IA" front door N sand courthouse. Tcste
JOIN ALEXANDER. ol'k.
Nav s 49,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29
DESC asIpCION.

YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE.
more readily known, in Virginia as a NIulho.,'
Mckinney Roan, seven Years old this Sprinr - ~
fifteen and half hands high large strong hon.
muscle, measuring the around the pi,,b H. '91
and pastern bones, and consequently the same a,o.
other bones that Old American Eclipse does ,l.
strongly resembling his noble SIRE in all the ,''''
points for speed, great power and lurabllity,L,
raetenShc traits OF this STRAIN of Horse, Fl. "a
ENGLISH f. riDsp ''''i Iit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29
Aehlr' VI. Gallon and Chlr II. Moor,nph Drrts

\ iRGINIA;-At u' daf HID in the Clerks onic, a
thf circuit superior Of uN a1I cn-cry holder
torlhe comfy nf Gnmpbc Mouda, the Is. la, Of My
1&&
"aStnvos A.Ro'e, Plaintiff,
dgaIaH
poras Nooman, Wilm Moore aud William H. IIer
Tor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
From iAs Riek@OnI U1ig.


Dir. Moore, IN his speech on the re-
port and resolutions censuring the con-
duct Of this gentleman. paid an elo-
quent and impressive tribute to his
frnness. his patriotism and his abili-
ties. He stated that he had often heard
demagogues and little glass-eyed poll
iiclanS talk Of putting down Watkins
Leigh declaration he never heard
without a smile Of scorn and derision-
FOR he would as soon believe that pis-
mires could sting to death the lion of
the forest. He said he envied the
fame Of Watkins Lrigh-that he would
leave behind him a name for greatness
Tor the highest qualities Of the patriot
unsurpassed by any other to which
Virginia had given bir,h-save the
universal exception, the Father Of his
Coun,ry-that his memory would be
cherished and revered by the lovers Of
virtue. and the friends Of freedom.
when his many assailants would cease
TO be exeerAted, because they would
cease TO be remembered.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

IN EliEsbethlova, Kentucky. on The l2th
JsnuaFy last, BY The Rev James NsAA Mr..
Hoes q. isLEa, Merchant q Ovspsborourgh,
Ky, 10 Miss Arr MAssAaEY wIsTsssnIrs.
daughter Of Mr.. Charles q. Wintsrsmith, Of
HaFPsrS-TsrTy. VRginis.
10 LONDON county, on Thursdsy The l0ih
uitimo. BY the Rev z. 70. W. Monroe. Mr..
JAeos RsgF 10 Miss IsEBsLLA CsovGLL, both
q that county.
IN WsshinItoa County. Nd, on Tbursday
las,. by The Rev. 7. ". W. Monroe. Mr. 10
'aFH oAssHWALT 70 Mrs. ELiSAsETH JAeE-
aos.
On Tnssdsy The 9fth ult. By he Rev Tho
inas ; liaFding. Mr.. ALSaED G. CtsvEHsGa,
o. 'isrke county. 70 Mis- Hasscck d. dough
ter u CsPt Joseph Grsntbssn, of this eoanty
Or Tue,dsy last, By the Rev r. "a. w.
Monroe, hr. HArnaH BaA~es, % Mss NJ,
~. daughter of wn Grantbsn, 20 q th,s
county
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

Justify an Increased appropriation on
the part Of the State.
From the statement Of Mr.. r.. i,
appears that about 5000 Of the 81. 900
square miles in the State. have been
surveyed within the last twelve
months. Without an increase OF force.
the survey cannot be perfected in less
than twelve years--with the sddi-
ton OF three assistants, II could be done
'n SIX years. Il is highly desirable
that this additional aid should be grant
ed, As in the short space OF six years,
1t will develoPe. and render subservient
20 useful purposes, the hidden resour
ces Of tho Stste.-B.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

BALTIMORE MARrEr-

essS sS<s''g fSSdsy ssssiag. ysa. 81.
CArTLE--rhs supply Of Beef 10 usrk.,
mas been fair. and ws quote 81 90 so q a. so
WIN = slight advance occasionally for prim.
ea"e- About 200 200 head Of live Hor,
reached The market this week, which wer,
aHen Of psbsts principally ., the lat
yer Price There - very littIs killed Pork
coming W We eontiaos 20 quote from wagon.
,aV 81, and from stores IT o. SO . 81
FLoUR-Hv~srd Ssr.a-Th. marie, I.
Without change. We quote the st.re pr,c. AZ
eIo Is aud The wagon price attio 50. rr.ss-
actions limited
TIE inspections foe the week ending O,
THURSDAY evening. compriss-651 bbls. How
ARD street. 1850 bbls City Mills, % susaue.
haona-Totai S933.
-Hksf.-Ths prices Of foreign
wheat are fully sustained. The cargo of IN.
Falmouth, The last arrival, comprising about
$ooO bushels red and 10000 white, wa, sold
on Tuesday at ~ ~ for red and NJ 20 IS for
white parcel OF 5000 bushels foreign red.
"n'cn hAd been IN store some weeks, WAS sold
DAY or two befors Ut ~ ~. Their. 4, mo-
wheat now aacat In market, and but two ,,r-
cells Of foreign, NO believe, 10 store in Crit
hands.
Rye.-A parcel Of 1000 bu,hei, German
s'eriings cargo. was sold NJ 81 IS. The i'm
port BY the Col. Howard is about 10, 900 bush
els. Of prime quality.
Ce~~.--Lsst sales Of white corn wer. nj sS
cents, and Of yellow 1T 90 cents.
osi'-Are arriving more freely by wagons;
We now quote at So q co cents.
Clover Sssd-ls without change 10 price
we quote as before from wagons. At %, for
prime seed, and from stores ut 90 as az so
WHISkEf.-The wagon price Of barrels
~ ~ cents, exclusive OF the barrel
FEATHERs-50 TO 81 cts per ID.
HERRlNGs-t3 s2i per bbl.
FLAX sEED-sl so per bushel
ALEXANDRIA. Jan. "a.
FLouR.-Ths wagon price OF Flour has
been - 30 this week up 10 yesterday, whsu
Il advanced to Slo.
PLASTER PARIS, retail, per ton, a..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
CONCORD AcAprMv

HE exercises Of this Io,titut,oo ~, =, .
Pre'eot year. will eomnsnee on IN, 2s,h
OF January, aud terminate on the 25th Of Nc
., The course u instruet:on. vh,eh
VIZ embrace the Languages aud sei.n.,.
sene's,y' 10 d.signed TO prepare ,tud.n,.
Tor colleges and universities.
me Price " board Tor session OF az.
%1"h, including washing and fvei. will b.
ss' VI 'a'i'on, s25. payable in advance.
eonouetns the Institution. tho ,uh.er,-
ra, DC s'dea Is heretofoTe BY Mr.. D. w.
CoIensn. A. NJ, VI tho Un,,,,,,,. -
Virgins. VI
stncenis coming from the North or fro,,
,ne sooih, can be conveyed into the imm..
as,s vicinity Of the Seminary, BY mean, Of
the Richmond sud frederieksbur R.il.Koaa
ATWEiL Z. COLEMAN, Pr,s
.sddrsn. Bowling Green, Carolise count,
Jan. ~. lS37.-t2OthF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
Land for Reuf.

WILL rent, TO The highest bidder, for q
u monied rent, GU Saturday the 4Ih of Fe-
eruary neat. the balance Of the FARM bx.
ionsins to The heirs Of Henry He1n., deed,
(sn'ch includes ell the farm. but one field OF
thf'y aere', already Tsntsd.) for one year
from The lst OF March next. The renting 10
Iahe place on the farm, one mile south OF
ehsrie'town' .. O'Clock p. NJ, when the
terms " III be made known by
CHARLES &. STEWART,
.fefiNg for iht kshs.
January 10 l6171t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

HoHN \. coOKE hes made 80 srrsnr,.
- Fnsni 9TH he brother EDW'D y COIER
God BE soa PHILIP 2. COOKE, BY ~h,eh 1h,,
hsvs undsrtssea. 18th be cooperation 20 sl.,.
h's ""hntshFd professional bSssrrss They ~,ll
ssP-sslly suend 10 The propagation snd proEres.
~ his Chsncsry suits, IN vss.tion--a pct a ~.
bu'iessa % shish ~ saa no longer psy any atfsn-
ton. , =. COOKS propoa~s N attend th- spttng
Terms, 10 oFdrr 70 TIE SEAL d,spotn,oa q %
io1eh ~ his basinsss - possibis W'th . visw
70 esTry this srrsagsnrni tote sHret, Ebwapp
" Coos hss removed frosa Wsrrertoa ~ " ia-
sheusr. Wisehs s,rr. Jss 70. is3T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
- R2CR vOODSn
Prtrase or Public S~,.

Hrtr0fe 90 Public Sale.
VIE subscriber will sell "Rieh wood,-
containing o36 Ia ACRES
soneTeney IN heavy Timber-imprvvemen
." good -hrst-rsts Orchard. The purchaser
Pa' ou' A,umnsr crop, IS neres for corn.
mere ia private Depot on this farm
ne 'aro' (" not sold by Fr,ds, "a. Ira
's ti.'i-ni.) IL will, on Nh at dsy, Le
49," peoi,e sale. at the house Of Mr.
''er' 10 Chsrissio~n. Vrsiuis.
rossess'on and deed ean be had lmm,a,-
ssy. A. I intend to move To m. soo,h
NECRoEs Will be taken IN par, or ,n,ir,
Psyment ct the regular Southern p,,e,.
Mr. Joseph She~sIter Will ,br~ ,b, ,,o.
Py 20 any person wishing to pure
Letters, directed To- the ,uo.er,a.r ,.r.
son, Frederick County, MARY spd, viii m..,
with prompt atten,ion.
Feb 2. 1897
S-Ierms made known on tho d.y Of
'e, On Application To tie sub,eriber-,uf
ing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

"eef' EFaho ana adore.
D.
HarPers-Ferry. Jan. 26, 1897.
On the goth ult., JosHuA FaAmem A.,rx.
zoo OF Mr.. Benjamin StiPes, agsd S moaths
Tho stern Implying Death. with fearful frown.
Cuts all my rising expectations down
me thrice my fond maternal heart has bled
10 see my offspring numbered with the dead
ie suil bow 10 my Creators will,
An' mo ne s'ay me. trust his goodness stIll.
becomes our mournful lot TO record In.
oeatn OF Mira AHSA CHAMBERS, consort Of Mr..
william Chambers, Of Hsrpers-Ferry. She
departed this life early on Friday morning last.
he @,tn nIt-' IN the SOD year Of her age, leay-
ins husband, three children, and q large cir.
Gle Of friends and relatives 10 lament thsi,
painful bereavement
Our knowledge Of the retiring tnode,,, NJ
Mrs c. character would prompt Us 10 con.
sun what, living, would be her reauest. and
let her many virtues slumber with her In the
graVe-but that we ~ ish TO present her moral
worm Is an example worthy the imitation of
all and, " possible, induce other. 10 follo,,
her as she followed Christ.
fof about twenty years she had been a pro-
lessor OF religion. and q member Of IN. Ne.
,hodist Episcopal Church, during all which
time her walk was such 80 became the Cos
pei OF Christ. Having, when very youog.
chosen God - the portion of her soul. she ne.
yer iauitered in her course but initiating the
example Of the great Apostle Of the CsntiIss
she ''roVe TO forget those things which are
Oeh'"o' and 70 press toward the mark Tor the
priEs Of the high calling Of God IL. chris,
Jesus" IN fact, such vas the uoiforni,v -
tween her profession and her practice, ths,
abe vas truly q beacon light 10 the way 10
heaven. ~
Her iloess (Of Only . few dsys' eontInv-
anes) tended 10 exhibit more clearly than ever
me strength Of her depsndones upon the arm
OF God To her pastor, vi O he'd inquired Of her
- relation 70 her prospects bsyond the grave
che Feplied, 81 DO not know ubsther 1 Al All
live OF d's-thsf has rot been made koovn 10
me-but have No Cssv-ps dsuAt-us sas,,-
's'~iy sesui ~ gstsgs''-- and then added. With
: peculiar emphasis which those Who heard
aeF vii not sOOn forget, "CAsIsi 70 49, 81 20
one only consideration seemed 10 bind her 70
hs-and the, ives The idsa Of separating from
beloved husband and interesting family =
Shs kasse sbs he'd lies N heaysa--sbs 1H aha
hsa ICES on ear'h--and she could not, did asl
ehooss, bot committed ell 10 the ehoies OF her
God " W.
Sons Of her frisnds bovsd bsTor, N. D.,.
- seat 70 Beg that she miahl be pormittsd 10
remain svhiIs longer With "
--"but We sought 10 sisv
An angsl on the earth; 9 spirit rps
"EoS heaven. and mercy. IN her love, refused
Most mereifui. - on. when seeming lsasl. -
She has Eoos-but the SAVIOUR u her sr-
SIMPLE rsmaias- May us initiate h--and
Ike her. b ErseioOsly made victorious over
the last enemy.
lob Shy DO We noarn. tho On earth ws mu.,
part,
Tho death must discover the ehsIa
=" That binds ne Together united ~ heart.
''in glory veil link q sgsin 4" N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

EDwARD v COOKE end PHILIP
H COOKE hs,ing formed t,-ofrs,,sasl so,-
e~nioa, viN rrsstios ~ the Coarts of - spd
Chsnsery ~ faHBsaitE snd JsEYsssss eoup.
tea y. y. CooGs uiil. moreover, stsesd The
suP~riog Couus ~ CLsEEs snd HasFssfEu
7 hey have unsirftsksa. eth ~ ed sHd so-
oJ-srstion a JOAN " Coax, 70 sit-sd ssa slos-
h's hasi"ess - the courts u Yreassish Isaerssn.
sod Hampshirs soanft~s
fFiash~sirr lsn te faEy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
NOTICES.

ey.Ths Rev Mr. SIMPSON vii preach N
The free Church a. Hsfpsr-Fsny' ~ Sun.
day beHt ~ u o'eloeA snJ 10 he Prs,by.
isrian Church ~ Chsrlsstovn. The sams even
iuF, 81 hslf pest 8 O'Clock, IN.
February 2. 1897
era Meeting o. NE Lyssum thn svsoioS.
n he Vsusi hour snd place TsA 2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
IN CHASCERY.
For Sale or Hire.

"A NEGRO WOMAN about II year, old
"A with child aged 3 or months. She
~iii not be sold TO trader, or one no vii
sell to trader, as she will be sold for no
iault-ths owner having no further use for
aer. credit will be given if desired.
Apply 81 the Free P,sn Once
January 10 1877
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
rae LasF .VOaiee.

a IL eisims that rsasin 10 NJ hsnJt
<A. 6us the estate ~ D. "a. saydsr, Or
suydsf 4 Cleveland. aftsF The Inth osy Of
nsat moolh. tFssrusfy.j viii be Disesa N
ne bands 81 proper e6,csri fsf collect lgn
scesrdfos n iss
HENRT . GARSuART.
3aa -, 1877. -sfar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

The committee Of ths Tennessee Le-
gislaiurs made the following lseonie
report upon The eKpedieney Of reesiv-
ing her share Of the public money
Your committee report that Il Is no,
DOLLY sHPsd,ent, but quite convenient to
receive tho same
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
TO Rent,

'k'HE House and Blscksnith's aud wagon.
n hskers Shops, nov corrupted by Mr..
Cs''o iilSh' two miles "orih Of ChsrIs,tovD.
$50 several Lots 10 the village Of Halltowo.
OF building ISases. Very favora5ls tsrms
uou'o 90 gwen 10 Tailor who would i'm
prove snd settle immediately H. r
sale. 100, 900 Bricks Of superior ou.Ii,,
Jan. &c, 1897. IONS YATrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

WISH to hire, for the present wear. n
n iemsis Servant, capable Of cooking aud
washing, &c,
hSo, 10 purchase, quantity OF Fencing
PLANK and Locust POSTS.
AID; HUNTER.
Chsriestown Ian. 10, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

TNIiE subscriber will cell. to a.. biShs,,
Il bidder, for cash, on sGiurdsy The A,h
dsy OF Fsbrusry neat, 81 the Old Rurosra
Plaster Mil, shout IS tons Of Ground PI.As-
TER. the property Of George Yanti.. deed
and James Lang, partner. 10 - hoped tbs
Purchs.sr viii take the Plaster away from
the Nall ~ soon - CONVENIENT
Jsn &c. 1897 -,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
I WISH TO ann.

NoH The presen; year, . middle aged
"omsn' Of good character and indus
"iou' hAoi:s, who has no smsll children.
q. u. WAGER.
HarPers-Fsrry, Jan 10, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
HIrMu Hog.

HANE 20 he fssidsncs ~ the .ah.e,,h.,
~ on The LIT De- q October D. t.ssb,t.
snd tisch spotted BOAR. with hole !, M.
ten ear No Other usfts Ne ~ sso,.t
oons JssF cd The owotf sHi pissss come
lot~sfd Prove pfoP,uJ Psy ehsfgt.. sbd
tsts him svay
Jon y LiCIELBERGEH.
Jsa rs. t~17
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
Hiaekssn tsh,s NrUn-y-

A VERY desirable STAND for . Smith
n ~ith . family, can be ob,.in.s h, 80
early application To the sub>er,ber. and no,-
'e''ion given on The hrsi Of April.
ANDREW WOODS
Chsrlesto~n, Feb 4 Is75
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
Frs~ hs Riehmsn.i Co~piisr.
PROFESSOR RODGERS

II will be seen by reference 10 the
proceedings Of the Legislature ye.ter.
day. that the Professor has been re-
quested by the House Of Delegates to
appear atthe bar Of the House and pre .
sent an account Of the geological sur
Hcy thus far made, aud also such other
matters as may be deemed relevant
This Is to take place on Wednesday.
IL VIII excite much curiosity we sup
pose and the gallery, vacant seats. sc.
0f The House will no doubt, be filled.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
Plaster.

- ECEiVED sod fof sale By TIE sobse n,
- Der. suppIy ~ PLAsTER
WI T. 1EkEtt.I q co
Hsltown. ian g. tsg7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
Sperm Oil.

lave received q supply Of superior Win
strained SPERM OIL; also, spera,a-
ee,I' Mould and DiPt CANDLES.
Feb ?. 1897. ii NIttrp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
For HGre.

TWO Negro Women. md e Bo,. sbou,
lSJssn Of sgs. can bs hired Tor ths
Pfs'soi year, upon application 81 ths
BOWER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
Eon RENT

"A LIMESTONE FARM. IN Berkeley
"A county, nssr the mouth ~ the Ops-
qoon, containing 80 seres The lahd - ol
PfoJueti's quality. and l.s improvements
are toisfabls. Appiy "
red 2, is17.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
IUEsnAY. JAN. "a.

TUESDAY, JAN. ~.
On motion Of Mr.. Davenport, the
Committee Of Agriculture, &c. were
Instructed TO inquire into the expedien-
cy Of Incorporating the Madison Man
uiacturing Company. in the county
Of jefferson.
Rail. ROAD COMPANIES.
On motion Of Mr.. Watkins. the
House took up the engrossed bill pre-.
scribing certain genera! regulations for
The incorporation Of Rail road Conpa.
MES.
The bill was read. and passed.
BANKING REGULATIONS.
On motion Of Mr.. Venable, the
House took up the bill establishing
general regulations for the incorpora-
ton OF Banks.
MIR. Voolfolk moved to strike out
the clause proposing to prohibit mem
bers Of the Legislature from being di &.
reetors IN any banking institution;
which motion caused some discussion.
N which Messrs. May, Watkins.
voolfolk, Davenport and Fisher par
hciPated. The amendment as agreed
20.
Mr.. Davenport moved to amend by
striking out clause declaring that no
director who shall have served for
three consecutive years. shall be APP
pointed for fourth.
Dir. ID. explained the grounds for
has motion; but before the question
upon 1t was put,
I'm rnnftn,, Of NJ.
The House adjourned.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. %.
BANK REGULATIONS.
On motion Of MIR. Nav, the House
took up the bill prescribing genera!
regulations for the incorporation Of
Banks.
The motion to amend offered on YES.
terday by Mr.. Davenport. was briefly
opposed by Mr.. May. and rejected.
Mr.. Smith Of /. Of W., moved fur
ther TO amend the bill, and considera-
BILE discussion took place on his motion.
IN which Messrs. May, Venable, Smith
81 /. Of W.. and Carter. took part;
when, before any question was put,
on motion Of Mr.. Ball, the bill was
laid on the table.
Mr.. LEIGH'S RESIGNATION.
On motion Of Mr.. Pendleton, the
report Of the Select Committee on Mr..
Leighs letter Of resignation was taken
up; and Mr.. p. addressed the House
nj considerable length.
Wien Mr.. p. had concluded, or
motion Of MIR. Bayly Of A.. the report
was laid on the table. Mr.. B. giving
notice that he would Call il up to.mor.
row.
The residue Of the sitting was EN-.
Pioyed in reading and passing upon the
reports Of Committees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
q StTassSt0m.

"A COARSE Shoemaker would hn5 q,
a sd'sut'gsoas situation. ~ sppi,,or a.
lie EDttfEa
January 9s, Is37.-aL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
For Hire,

sNOR he prevent stsf fsrsi. servaat.
y shs D. rod fork wsshsf. .fonsf, az
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DIED,

On the 9Th instant, ct the residence Of Mr..
benjamin SliPes, at this place, Mrs. ANY
srAsetER, IN the 55th year Of her age She
lived ~ jean In Chariss:own, and the las, 9
years at HsrPers-fefry. She was . member
OF the NJ. Z Church upwards Of 26 years.
" Bissssd ere hey hss Do III, commandment.
iAsi lazy asy hsvs riEh 70 iAs Tree Of LIZ.
ssd asy 'aisT IN thrO~Eh ths Esiss iais ihs
city"
The subject Of the preceding notice. having
become Psrtsker Of that Love" which /,
ihe fulfilling Of the Law" continued, rs abIii-
~ afforded. for many years doing the D,yin.
commando and during her last days on earth,
Was permitted an anticipation Of the blessed
ness consequent upon q life thus devoted. -
The writer was happy in being witness to that
serenity Of soul. and that strong and we'll
grounded confidence, through the Saviour. of
happiness after death, which characterized
this servant Of the Most High, n day after
day Of affection brought on the termination Of
her pilgrimage here. Speaking OF her state
and prospects, few weeks before her decea.e
she said, with unwontsd animation of eoun.
tenance, al an ready and waiting 10 be sope.
and feel that shall have q right 10 the Tr..
oil Lie, and enter IN, through the gates. into
,he city; not Tor any thing have done, but
becaus the Lord has changed my heart. and
made me hrs child, and I have never since de-
parted from Him" Ia her last moments,
says one who was present, she vas enabled 10
exelalm, Glory 10 God in the highest, free
quently saying. my soul il full Of glory"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

In the senate Of the u. States bill
vas passed on Thursday last. by vote
Of D ayes 10 IS NAYS. which Virtuslly
TfPeah fhs late obn0rious treasury order
ysiative to Poy1s1ts |ov ne public lads.
The hill vas reported from the CON-
m',iee on public lands by Mr.. WaLksy,
GOD provided that the United States
SHOULD receive the paper Of such banks
only a. tom this time issue no notes Of
lees than -. and Of none issuing less
than SO sfssr The Both Of December
lsSs-but was amended on is final
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NOTICE

TNHE subscriber will take 90 Win,,, 40
= head Of Cattle, on IIsy. shuch.. stray
he. IVA tInntp
January &c, 1897.
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Jo8EPR r. DAUoHrRTy.

INFORMS his elects snd Others, that he
~ has abandoned the intsntion Of removing
10 the ehy Of New York, end viii eoot,pvs
70 Praet'ss 10 tho Courts Of Jefferson. snd
the SuPss'oT Courts Of Frederick cod BsrLs
IeJ. tie viii also attend the Courts Of
Clarke county.
Jan. ~ ia97
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Wanted.

HNHE subseriber ~i,h., To purch.,.
- good strong farm hand, who h., been
acc us'omed To oil binds Of work On . farm.
liberal price ia cash will be given for one
that will suit We.
- SAMUEL WRIGHT.
'so' ., irS'.-Jt. Mar CAaris,fO.er