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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-11


THE trustees have elected Mr. VIM Mnpbee PRINCIPAL of this
Institution Tor the ensuing The first session Of five months
vii commence the FIRST Monday january. MIR. Baehee BY
the Improvement Of those placed under cure the
amply susains his reputation gentleman l talents educa-
on and satisfactorily proves his ability discharge the Office of
thiui Instructor liberal aud course Of studies
ufssed IN preparing gentlemen for College the
o' occupations of life The feel confident that no place
greater advantages for health study
Institution under theit charge They confidently trust thnt the
, extended by enlightened community lusttu-
III" las, 20 and literally the presoo,
". Re Continued '
,s"-The fee for Tuition, per session of i've months:
taassoases, 500 90
rs"e' ofanches OF Ens"sh, Is 90
a.nsntary branches do, 10 90
S '''G Tor the term Of five months, 40 90
'shoies charge.
BY order OF the Board
IT, WIN B. THOMPSON, President.
Examination w! he held Thursday the 2sh of Noyem
lie friends Of educa,ion well those having sons and
"S,'s IN the school, ore invited 10 attend.
D"'>h'c's F. o.. Dnwiddie CO., Va, Nov Is Still
suSserb-r having removed to Richmond respect
x ons his professional in the Courts of the City
We wl hereafter attend regularly. He will
se IN the Crcuit Superior Court of county
EI-ofFtcE Ut his residence on G street
t'l-N) JNO. NJ. PATTON.
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Notice Co Contractors.

flames RIVER AND KANAWHA CANAL.-Pioposuls will
received the ucc OF the Company the city Of Rich
ond until l2th day OF December Tor the construction Of the
Auucd nc oss StovHT and Portidso creeks.
The plans specifications will be exhibited at the office until
the lime of the letting. CHARLES ELLErr, JR,
Chef Engineer Of the J. X. & K. Co.
Nov on. Std.
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NOTICE.l have removed lice TO the room formerly
pied By Dr. Thomas JOhnson, next door 10 MessfS & j. 5.
James Co., where can be found from until O'clock
GEO. P. CRuMP, Collector Of The City 7azcs.
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This computation would leave in the Treasur
LIST Of January, 1889, balance Of $34 sc

Its proper ascertain in the next place. how much
Of thi balance is not Immediately available and apPca-
bic to public purposes
The sun, of25 Ol GA o. which has been placed with
the States for safe keeping is part Of that balance and
cannot by the provisions ohe act Of Octuber a. 1887
be made available till directed by Congress
Another part is about 81 100 900 90, due CHI fly from
various nsovenl banks Of the money that be-
fore 1887 had been placed in their custody, 10 the credit
of the Treasurer, and still remains unpaid.
Another portion is 50 400 600 90, which ia due
from banks tina, suspended specie payments in 1887 and
| will probably not be paid during The present year
About $500 600 Of the amount which has been placed
in the Mint for the specific purposes designated in the
laws on lha, subject is another part Of that balance
which could no, at he made available for other OBJ
ecs without much public Inconvenience.
The aggregate of these Items not immediately avalla
bic and applicable 10 public purposes is S32lo 644
and if deducted from the foregoing balance, II would
leave on the Isl of January next, stated in the com
mencemen of this report, only the sum OF 2765 42 80
then available, and applicable TO those purposes
Subjoined, is condensed view of the receipts and
means as well the expenditures for 1888, as ascer'
tanned and estimated also, the funds not available in
! that year.
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Richmond and Frederieksburg Raiiroad.


an and aiterhe FIRST November freight
only
Leaving Richmond all O'Clock Tuesdays Thursdays nnd
Saturdays:
And leaving Fredericksburg 10 O'Clock Mondays, Wcdnes
DAYS and Fridays.
The mail MISUNDERSTANDING Richmond daily
A. NJ. aud Frederick sburs daily at4 | > A. VI.
az! Fare from Richmond 10 Fredericksburg, ST.
81 Soft
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General Collection and Agency Business.

THE subscribers offer their the public large
Agents OF Debts, Sale Rent Of RenI Es-
tate Hiring out Servants and all other business transactions
which he desired Office in the formerly
occupied by Dr. hos Johnson, md next door TO James
L Co. GEO. y. CRUMP.
t5i-trf DABNEY NJ. MILLER.
a GpVERNESS WANTED.-l wish 10 employ for The ensuing
year, Female Teacher ia family To well qualified
English branches Music Piano. liberal
wages given Application made Mr. John O. Lay
in Richmond, address the subscriber, ammcvcP O. Meek
lenburg, Va.
"a 5S-flj JAS. JONES.
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Pae safe Of Fnrniture Stock and Crops Of crery des
criptkOn.

HAVING disposed Of Wyoming shall on Friday December 70
fair aot offer for sale on the Premises
a. y of every kind, consisting OF corn wheat and oats
bad" fodder shucks, &C. At the time and place.
valuable stock such very good horses and mules
~ seep aud fine parcel of hogs wagons, carts and
hr- every household and kitchen furni
,s The will be accommodating Sale 10 commence al
NG,ock.
Wyonn. situated Pamunky river three miles above ano
\e' rn,t anI six miles below Hanover Couhouse eighteen
Nv. ton edmond. JNO. +. BROChENBHolO
kias NJ, r,un;v Nov J9-Swt
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DECEMBER IL. 1888.
30.G00,0O0 90

These constitute an aggregate of actual
expenditures for 1885, estimated at 10000 600 90
Leaving balance in the Treasury, on
the 3lst December, 1899 available and
applicable 10 public purposes, amount. -
Ing to SlO43342 w
The estimates for appropriations
now presented from The different de.
par,ments amour, to gel ,665 ,Os9 o5
To these may be added permanent ap-
preparations for the service Of 1889,
made by former acts, equal 10 1884 600 90
These make all The new and permanent
appropriations Tor 1889, 81 $4,000 %
Viz:
Civil foreign intercourse, and miscella.
laneous, SO toe. l57 81
Military service, &c, 1860 G}6 Of
Naval service, &c, 1851 ,09G " b..
Redemption OF Treasury
notes, and other public
debt, $3.50 0G0 90
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oEGRO HIRiNG-We offer services friends and The
public Hiring Negroes for the aud having
% list abou, ~ for hire would request those
~ services the above business TO make early
ss and also those of TO apply cnry as
'" obtaiI good and the best prices Among our
Resent numbe pit factory hands, house servants
cooks oers drivers bsckmhs anu carpenters. Also
~ good cook washer and if situation be OBJ
tlacd in ROBERT HILL. Il Co,
Dcc7 t6l-ts ID door from Market, Main
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IOLLECrORS' NOrlCE.-rhe subscribers having AIKEN
partnership Mr.. LAURENCE TRANT in their Collecting and
Cusox Business will hereafter be under the firm
ORDBERT HILL CO. They intend devo,ins their attention
nv" of claims in the City Richmond ulso n any
tGae the hiring and selling nrgoes-seling
Poges all kinds aud attending TO all embraced
eoaSsSon business, which may be entrusted them Their
o OF Hill Dabney, second door from the Market
seet thoy will always be found-and offering
@ service friends tho public hope TO obtain
sse only by deserving it.
HILL & DABNEY. .
- Reference TO the E,ots Of the Enquirer and Wing.
Nov. 80 sq-tf
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ID TO Richmond, respect.
the Courts Of the CITY,
He will also continue 10
'otsylvania county.
JNO. NJ. PATTON.
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: the redemption
d interest, falling
S3O,50U,0O0 90
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This. with the balance on the LIST Of ia
nuary last, would amountto 81
The expenditures during the first three
quarters of 1895, with similar excep.
tons, were 81
Viz:
Civil list, &c. S4,O29 GA IL
Military service, &c. 1871 1898 62
Naval service, &c. 1895, 563 q
| Public debt, l,2l7 Us
Redemption of Treasury
notes, including interest 1889 ,440 ID
| The expenditures during the fourth
quarter, including 81 900 interest on
funded debt, and the redemption Of
S3,75O,O00 of Treasury notes, are est.
mated by the different departments at
Sl35ll 800 10. But it is not ex.
pected that the redemption Of all
these. notes will appear on the Regis.
ier's books until next year. Nor does
the undersigned anticipate that the
actual expenditures within this quar-.
Ter, including the above notes redeem.
ed, will'exceed ]:
Making an aggregate Of expenditures for
the year 1888, Of "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

mong the members OF this confedepcy.
This braneh was adopted. ayes leo.
noes d.
The remainder Of the Resolution was
then adopted. ayes l5f. noes -.
The fifth resolution see IL in Mondays
procesi,ngs was then divided The fiat Ii
vision ending with tho 'jurisGie.ion Of
Congress"
The vote upon the 6rst branch was 1854
| ayes 10 -, noes.
When the vote had been declared upon
tins btaneh of tho Resolution. a motion
was made To lay upon tho sable tho se-
cond branch, -beginusng wiih land that
every petition, memorial, resolution, SEC.
Tho ayes and noes wsro ordered. and
the vote stood ayes -. noes $50. add SO
tins part OF tho resolution " Is cot laid
upon lie table.
The second branoh Of the Resolution
then came up.
Messrs. Chambers and Pope asked d,
be excused from voting. bu, lac House
refused permission.
Ms. Jcniier. OF Maryland. eontended
that this branch of the resolution, as pre-
scented, would ALLOW Of the reception OF
petitions praying foT The Abolition of Sla-
very IN the States. The second traAsh
Of he Resolution Was adopted AZ spite q
ell opposiiIoa-Ayes l26. Noes a.,
Aiier the vote was declared. M. Ken
nedy asked leave 10 introduce resolu-
ton upon the subject matter which had
Just been before the House. The follow
'ns - copy As offered.
ReJoirsd. Tia, tho Constitaiion rest,
upon the broad principle o: equality a.
mong tho members Of this Con.sdsracy,
and that Congress. ia the exerciss Of tia
acknowledged powers. has no night 10 dis-
eliminate between one portion q! Tho
States and another. with view To- abel.
ishing the institutions of one or promote
those Of the other.
Objections being made 20 the reception
OF this Resolution,
Mr. Kennedy moved that tho ruIss OF
The House be suspended pending which
a motion was made aud carried h az iourD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
ADAM WE-E

EsPECTFULLf announces to the pubIic
- y that he has removed his Saddier shop 10
t,s house lately occupied by Adam Young a, a
Drug Store, whore he will always be fouad to
execute all kinds Of work ia his line Of business.
ut :hs shortest notice and oathe cheapest terms.
Tie returns thanks for the Liberal encourage.
ment bestowed upon him since he has been ia
business at this place. aud hopes by strict atten-
lie patronage.
sDrThose who know the m selves indebted 70
the subscriber BY long standing accounts, will
please come forward aud settle, as he is much
IN want Of money At this time.
ADAM WHIP
Harpers-Ferr Dec. G. 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
WINTERS COMING

Inc drops como paiiering On the pane.
ihc WIND comes uhlstliny by,
As flying clouds. surchar.-cd with rain.
Sweep DER the stormy Sky.
In uhirlIng cddicS doth the arr,
Rush hiiher, 10 and ifo,
" hue cv'ry gust b,dS man prepare
For Winters blast of snow
The tree hath lost its lovely leaf
By tempest torn away;
Aud Summers scenes, alas. how brief:
Now Weld 10 Au,umn's sway;
To sentlcr clineS meath southern sky.
The torcst-bini, have flown.
And no~ers fade, and all things die
That smiling spnnS had Shown.
Then, fare We well, bright sunny hours
farcwcll your vrrlant bloom
Dear mcm'ry of will seek this bowers,
And wish thy sweet perfume.
But, fare We well when winter lowers
Wen look wlihin the whiic,
And bad CompaSsion'S plastic powers
al heavy hours bcguiic.
Kind CH,RTr shall seek distress.
And drive away despair
Her hands, the houstlcss shall cares
Her heart, the orphan Sharc.
What tho the days become more brief.
And hort the s,rn-lit raw,
Wen 'cn;;thcn love, and sweet relief
shall cheer the winter day. W. A.
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Notice and take care:

NV HEREAS several persons have been in
w the habit lately OF disturbing the p-acr
o' THIS town on Sabbath nights. by a false CRY Of
f"e," aud Other ungsntIe manly aud hish,,
imProper department, and the same ha, been
complained of TO me, do tow give notice, ths,
! am determined 10 take measures 10 idestif,
and seize such offenders, and, will, where
YER their identity can be e,,abIi.heJ r,,n;,h
them 10 the utmost exisat Of the law without
TIE smallest regard 10 persons; for | an deter
mined from this time fnrw ard To the termina.
ton OF my term Of office, TO exercise its dutis,
without " fear, favor or Affection" and in every
csss where ! can reach sufficient testimony,
VIII lot sutisr 10 pass uopunished such offences
as our streets arc subject 20 1t nigh; aud PAR
ticulary tho false alarm Of Fire the evil CON
sequences OF which must be apparent 10 ever,
one who has The least confederation.
JOHN J. n. sTRAITH. Mayor.
Dec II t-ls
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From the .SashriRe (Tinn. Whig, Dee. ).
EATAL AE'FNAY


Intelligence reached this city Yesterday
of the death Of RICHARD II. HAYES, Esq.
Attorney at Law Of Columbia, and son OF
Oliver Is. Hayes, Esq. of this city. in a
street rencounter in Columbia, with Mr..
WILLIAM Polk, Of Maury, brother of the
Hon. James X. Polk. The parties met on
the public square about 4 clock on Mon. .
day evening. each armed with pistols and
exchanged shots almost simultaneously,
buck shot from Polk pistol piercing the
brain Of bis III lated Antagonist Hayes
lived through Monday night, but expired
at an early hour yesterday morning.
The circumstances which led 10 this
rash and melancholy meeting are. We un-
Guilty originating in jest occurred be
tween the psilies at the dinner table OF
the Columbia Inn. Hays having unin.
tentionally. and IN a spoTiive remark,
wounded the feelings Of Polk. a slight al.
lcfcaiion ensued which ended in the ten.
der Of an apology from II. Whether II
was accepted or not. we cannot say but
infer not a. Polk proceeded on the same
evening 10 Hays office, and after calling
him out. inflicted personal cbssiisemen,
with a Whp. Ga Monday evening ,he
parties again met on tie street, and with
the fatal result Jus; mentioned.
Thus closed the fihh bloody iFcetuag.
edy in Tennessee. for les. How many
mote we may be called upon TO record 10
the few brief days that are left 10 the year
Il is not easy to soretei. In the case be-
lore ". the circumstance are such az Z,
shCck the public mind beyond any even
Of the Kind that has occurred IN this sec
ton Of the Stale lor series q years. The
principals and their connections arc Al
highly respectable; while the uniofiunsi'
victim has been hurried 10 . premaluf'
grave " the fret years Of manhood, foil o
promise. and IN the free enjoyment Of al
The comforts snd indulgencies Of life ihs
a fond add independent father could be
stow. To that father. now absent 10 10
Eastern cities. and 10 bis family here. tbs
heart.rrnding event will prove sore tTis
indeed; though Il the sympathy u a.
community can Do sught 70 soo'he ihei
grief. they have Il ia the general regrs
which a bereavement % sudden an
shocking u calculated " call forth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
WEDNESDAY, Dec. II.

lS THE SENATE to-day the session was
innmportani private business having &C.
cupied tie tine oi tia session.
lS ruE HousE oP REPRESENTATIVE
the Resolution. Of Mr.. Aiherton. in TO-
ference TO Slavery. sc. came up for fur
Their action.
Mr. Wise asked leave 20 have the state
nent he made Yesterday ,-fhai he posi-
firciy refused 10 rois. and no j,oirsr should
make IAN. -recorded upon the Journal.
The Speaker put the request 30 The
House. and a majority refused to have the
statement recorded.
M Wise then asked II :ho Iequesi Le
had Just made would be recorded.
The Speaker answered afirmAtively.
The vote vas about 10 be taken On tho
second resolution. when
Mr.. Biddlo asked 10 30 excused from
voting, and proceeded TO give his reasons
under The Both role Of the House.
The Speaker called bin to order seve .
raj times. aud be took his seat, after ex.
/ pressing tie belief thai the Resolutions
had been introduced for The worsi 81 pax.
/ ~ purposes.
The second Resolu,ion was then read.
See resolution VA Monday proceedings
The ayes ADD soos having beer called
tho Resolution MAS adopted by ayes 10.
noes g.
The bird Resolution vss then c..lsd
up, and division a,kod upon the Rcso-
luti-n. A vote Wa then ,skcn UPON tic
following sentence - ayes ani noes.
RfIOirsd Tia, Coagross la. o." lthi 10
10 That indirectly which Il cannot 20 ia.
rectly.
Tho novelty u this proposition stand
/ ing alone excited fJine interest in the
iios-c. and vhga Str. Adams negaugo
1 answer wss uttered "a q lyud clcsf voice.
81 excited some sisns oi mcrrmeut
Too proportion was canned. syss ls3
noes 30.
No Thomson Il $ &. sskcd 90 Be- ex-
cused from voting on the third Rcsolauon.
\ u contained matter that. " his ofi.ssn
/ Congress bad no right ~ consider. The
I House refused ~ excuse hisp
The remaining past IS ihe lIisi Re 80.
luton was Thea adopted by the ioiloNins
vote. Ave- iGi. Noes 30.
Before the vote was taken NJ. Wifa
fugResied whether the HesDlstiop Wss MOI
capable 81 tao construction, altogether
diHrnsg from each other.
The Speaker thought not bot whether
so 90 not the Resolution Nas t. Dc sOisl
a. ~ q VaL
The fourth Resolution Was then diui
ed. sod The hrsi branch adopted.
I. when the name ~ Mf Kennedy va
called 10 rose and said that be prois sics
against ihc whole form Of The Resolutions
bot uould vote IN The affirmative. ~
uss called 20 ofder.
( The following - Sc division
Resofr,d That ,ho Consutution rest
Upon ile broad puacipl1 ID equality q
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WANTED.

H>ilE subscriber wishes to employ for the en-.
u suing year, Manager upon his farm. lie
must eonsc we'll recommended for honesty. 80.
ersty, and industry. A mao with a small "a.
saiiy would be preferred. To such a ono. i,le-
raj wages will be given. Also waited TO hire
fv< ihe year, Woman, Who can cook aud wash
wen, and two good farm hands. Persons ha,-
Ing such servants 10 hire, can obtain liberal
prices upon apple alton To the subscriber. ining
ON Bullskis, near Ford y SH, drr's Mill.
THOMAS ID. TURNER
Dec II Ial2 a,
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VI BOOT & SHOE
-. MAKING. z
MAKING.

VEVhE subscriber respectfully informs his
IL friend, and the public generally. that be
skill eoninuss tho above business al bis old stand
where he Is prepared TO make BOOTS and
SHOES upon q new and approved plan. lined
with guneiastie and cork, whereby they are
rendered completely water proof la fact he
manufactures aud keeps on hand every ds,eF.p-
ton OF work, so that those 20 want need oni,
call 10 be accommodated.
lilo particularly invite. a call from the Lsdie,
60 has furred shoes, Sc.
All Of which will be mads aud sold at mode
rate prices for cash, or 10 peRetual customers on
credit
lie - thankful for past custom, add hopes
by prompt attention 10 the commands Of the
public, 10 merit liberal Paironsgs.
ALFRED ANDREWS.
HaI per,- Ferry. Doc G. IS3s-li
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an important matter. lie hoped the reso
iutions would be printed. that the Hous,
could have time TO examine them. and 10,
this purpose he moved The printing of the
Resolutions, and an adjournment.
MIR. Cusbman, OF n. ~. called for the
yeas and nays. which being ordered, The
motion to adjourn was lest, ayes iO1
noes li3.
The question .hen came up on the
nam question which was carried by yea
and nays. yeas III. nays 100.
| The Main Qusstion-'Sba!I the Reso-
luiions pass - was now put, and the yeas
and nays ordered
Mr.. &. III. Williams. Of Tenn. here ask
ed tie House 10 be,excused nom voting.
80 much haste bad been exhibited in pass-
ing the Resolutions through IN one day.
and tho resolutions were go important.
and came 10 him IN such a questionable
shape. that lac was not prepared 20 vote.
Mr.. w. Cost Johnson made some few
remarks, .hleh could no, DO heard, and
moved an adjournment.
The ayes and noes we're ordered, and
The motion again los;--ayes lOS. noes
/ l3.
y division Of the Resolutions was then
called for, and the yeas and nays ordered
upon each.
MIR. Williams. of Tenn. here asked
leave TO % excused. ind appealed 10 the
House To excuse hin. Mr.. W. was A.
bout TO give his reasons, when the Speak
called bifn TO order. aud the House Joined
IA the call. Mr. Williams Was compelled
10 take his seat and was not excused.
MIR. Wise rose and said that whether
the House excused him OF not. he Saovia
not roie. lie would state his reasons.
aud the Speaker should not prevent him.
for the 30th rule Of the House gave ham
permission to give reasons. MIR. Wise
commenced giving bis reasons against the
hrst resolution. !, spoke 81 Slavery in
tho States, and Congress had nothing 10
do with Slavery IN the States.
The Speak, called Mr.. Wise 10 order.
and decided il was no: iu order 10 give
Tins as reason Tor not voting, and the
.ame interruption followed every one Of
MIR. WiSe's reasons. until
MIR. Pesriken. OF Pennsylvania, called
Mr.. Wise to oider for discussing the me-
rits Of the resolutions.
MIR. Wise said no was not discussing
the merits Of The Resolutlons.-They had
no merits III them. lie was discussing The
dement's
The Speaker raid that vas rot in order.
Mr.. Wise said no had right to give
his reasons. The 30Ih rule gave him that
night. and he should exercise IL, with de.
iefenee and respect 10 tho Speaker and
the House. Mr.. Wise continued. and
proceeded TO hive has reasons. " hen lilo
Speaker and several members called him
TO order, and he wa. compelled to take
his seat.
MIR. Jenifor said be was opposed TO the
Resolutions because they kad boon INTRO
ducsd in an Objectionable manner, and
pressed with Az indecen, beslc by their
author, in way altogether unbseomin:-.
and ai;sr Z long speech.
The vote ives then ieken uyon the first
resolution. which was carried. ayes IL,
noes q.
Tho House then adjourned.
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,RNING, DECEMBER 90, 1885.

Treasury scheme as the subject Of the DO.
i'ucal war now raging. and tho spin, OF
violence as tho most prominent weapon
OF thus welfars--wiih such doctrines and
such means-we say most sincerely. in
tho words OF another. that our Govern
mens, us totally perverted from its pur-
personalities God nor man will long
endure It, nor will it long endure itself"
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ii AM authorised 10 dispose % . Tract 81
u LAND 10 Clarke eouaty, adioining ths ian6s
Of John Moafoe, wnrnsr W. TbSork aoFtos asd
othsss. containing ~ ACRES aors Or less.
The TsmesF epoo is Of good qesiay fos gsiis,
he. li5efsl credit val be zivsn, % coed pa
Pedisksa 10 psy msst for TIE ss@s All istssF,
On TIE suoiset, post paid, ~ill be snsaersd
Pro@psly. JAMES FLoRE. sgsAf,
FeT = r. Jsassa laoCoTMiek.
Chaileslovn, Nov ~, ls3s.-9L
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II Polygomis!.-Thc Boston Herald in
forms us that in Vermont lately, a MIR.
Henry Lowell was convicted Of having
married tenth wife, the other nine DC :,
ing still alive.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

GINRE subscriber has been appointed agent Tor
4 Morisonr Universal Vegetable Pills % the
British College Of Health. Hastng truth f0r w.
f4uad alton, and sunpl .cty for ~ structure. 4
la stood the lest q tone --has triumphsd over
pref idice and opposition, AMI has become world
fsnoshsd. These Pills cure ell Diseases. and
are constahig kept By The subscriber. which the
pubiie can obtsip. Warranted genuine, shd .
very Valasbls Med lcias.
RICHARD ID. DORIAN.
Harpers- Ferry. Dec II ts3s.