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Caliagan in his address the public makes the reckless
stat cn that he was acquitted OF The m going charges BY tho
report Of The last commissioners who examined books and
81 he dill mol resign his Office until they report Acquiring
nm. This sa wfui alsehood. 4. r. E,kdrc Esq and Mr.
r No;z the Clerk I, BCtltOurl. last
who made report in his have certified copy If their
IN cce, (which b By any who will take
The tnubl- 10 examine H. by when CalagIn found guilty
nf charging Illegal fees and Of eyrungns The illegal charges
his fee books ard GtenTg the legal fees after hc executions,
had bsen issued and the Illegal fees had been Their
port substantially suans the report Of Mr. Johnston REYNOLDS
e>burg The first commissioner whose high character beyond
the reach Of Calarhans caumny linn daty their report
was nGds establishing his cni Tor be acertansd
what would be the character III resigned his Office;
s rule agansi him TO heN why be should be removed
from Office t depend ng, be determined at the ner t.r Of
the court The unblusng statement Of Cashan that he was
for shasng owe; aem 10 TOO absurd deserve uotse.
mo. ], ANDERSON,
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POETRY.
.vrcy Yrr REMAIN, uSsrsc."

From n, Co,"aI.<, Cecrgia, JcUrAGi)
SONG TO FREEDOM.
he free be- free n shou, breaks ioIth,
From east u west, from south 10 hoIth.
The not resounds from ecean's waves,
And Nature joins the jubilee
From woods and hills, and rockriob'd caves
And from, your siress sacred graves
Americans, b free, be Tree:
on. by the blood Of patriots shed
On hill andficld, and oceans Dec
on by thc blood that hli- Your VEINS,
And bpils To hear of slavery.
And by III, free air Of yonr plans
i;nknown 20 expressions clankng chains
Americans, b. :fec, b free
nm, his nat freedom thus u kneel
To hilhv luCTs, md = steel
The soul divine with base desire
10 worst Of all idalairlei.
And. burning with dsrouring rire,
ran, srour-t /, build Your dross heaps higher
The laboring earth and Groanins seas
Oh. III, no, freedom thus 10 send
To heaven the q Il ring shalt, ana hlsna
Its br,chtn ,ss with the morning ray.
The gorgeous palace thus to rear,
And,,l FOR show through night and day
For show I, filter is away
In plls anxiety ana care.
IT was not for this yoar fuhsrs' blood
WEI thr green earth, or stand ihr Hood
Such blood as never heaven poured
Int the veins man before.
IT wa. no. f,r 'hl> they dew tis sword
And OF rid IN III ,ir r!ica, d word
To serve tyraut never more
Americans, i-t not shame
Re cast on freedoms hanw'd name!
Awake loose III immortal h!Sp,
And dash aside each earth born cha!h,-
Lest, MI 10 1T for hop. - and
Your banner ta,ta.'d on the Wind
And slavery clutch the land again:
BE free be free let ioose the Nina,
Like eagle bold 10 clslre the WIND,
and bend pnon for the skies
From pole TO pos her flight shall be,
And nations with npl!it"d eyes
Shall rsnd heavens concave with ihn'r cries
'.Th' immortal Miso !, freS Is Tree =
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kentucky Bank Stock, which brought ~ on Saturday
declined TO % offered. The correspondent. Of the L.
States Gazette says-"Th:s extraordinary decline in
the shares of the Kentucky Bank be attributed 10
runner in circulation that Of the banking insttu
tons OF your city has issued certificates Of It: stock TO
the amount Of one rlllion of dollars which it Ia. not
accounted Tor to the Bank, and that in consequence
there are now in e1;Scnce, shares certificates of
shares to The amount Of Ave millions Of dollars whilst
four millions is the extent Of its capital By its act of IN
corporation"
The Philadelphia North American speaking Of this
".ransaction" says:-"Great excitement prevailed in
the city Yesterday caused By the astounding discovery
that false certificates of the stock of the Bank of Ken
lucky 70 the amount fore than ten thousand sha1es
OF upward. Of one million Of dollars, have been issued
BY the Gasaiss Of The sshuyka Bank, which was tss
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DOME.STIC.

Tur CaSADAs.-P0ulett Thompson the new Cover
nor General of the Canadas, has cent message The
legislature ot Upper Canada, announcing the intention
of the nrtis! Government 10 convert the two provinces
into one. The first of the terms of rc-rnon 10 which
the Governor General desires the Of the House
of Assembly Is the equal representation nt each pro-
vince in The united legislature. He says that although
this proposition, considering the amount of the popula-
ton of Lower Canada, might seem to place that pro.
vince in less favorable position than Upper Canada
vet under the circumstances, with the increasing pOpl
lation TO be expected from emigration, and having
gard to the commercial and agricultural enterprise Of
its inhabitants, equal apporionnrn, Of representa-
lion would no doubt be found 10 BE- beneficial
The second stipulation to be made is the grant Of a
sufficient civil list. The propricty of rendering the
judicial bench independent alike Of The executive and
Of The Lcrislnt urr. and Diminishing The OF
rving Oh the indispensable services oitr government,
has been affirmed by The parliament Of Upper Canada,
in The acts passed BY them for cl;c.;ng those objects.
In determining the amount orlhr civil lsi The House Of
Assembly is assured that the salaries and expenses 10
b. paid from i will br calculated BY her Maicstys Co
vcrnmcn,, with strict regard 10 economy, and the
state cfthc provincial finances.
Thirdly, the Governor General he is prepared ;r
recommend Ia Parliament that much of The existing
debt Of Upper Canada has been contracted for public
works Of general nature. Sloud, after The union. b.
CHARGED the Joint revenue of the united prov nee
Adverting to The nature OF the works for which this
debt was contracted, and the advantages which must
result 10 thtnl from Lower NJ l!liHkS III
unjust that thai provnc" Shouidb bear proportion of the
expense.
On csc principles the Governor General Of OPT
mon that the reunion q" the provinces may BE- rf
ted equitable and satisfactory in its terms, and hne.
fetal N IL results all classes He submits them
the cons dcration Of the House of Assembly in the fill
conviction of their Importance, and in the hope that
they will receive the assrn, of that house "Forcd
BY the expression of their opinion, he cher Ma.
icstvs Government and Parliament will be able
to apply themselves 10 the full development Of the
scheme and the consideration of the provisions b.
which it b. carried into effect with the greatest ad
vantage to the people of both provinces.
~ J. f. Post.
REPORTED CaSsUiAs ouTRREAE.-Thc correspond
dent Of the New York Express, writing from Albany
under date of 12th instant says:
"Unplrasant rumors Of outbreak on he Canadian
side Of the line current in this city. II said that
Col Worth left this city this morning fer his command
the Northwestern frontier, and that the rumorcd
outbreak the frontier is ASST ned the Of his
sudden departure. give you as heard it, without
vcuching for it, correctness.
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(!rom the Baltimore Republican Of Dec. H.
EInE IL NEIN NnnK


We received no 81 ps from New York yesterday, hut
the latest intelligence from there is contained in the
following letter Of the correspondent cf the Fh:laGel
pha United States Gazette, from which it will lie
that very destructive fire tool! place New York on
Saturday night.
Correspondence Of The rn:;et States Gazette.
NV YORK, Sunday, ?, VI.
The Liverpool steam ship did not sail yesterday,
owing to accident which occurred to her rudder;
il was repaired last night and this day. meridian she
proceeded TO sea, having board in specie exactly
81, l3l ,443 10, not much expected. Tire
number of passengers she takes is bat 81.
The demand for sterling bills 10 remit by her con-
tnued to the last moment the rate of exchange closing
pretty nearly ii opened at q %; the market
swept clean Of them. Il IS estimated that the amount
RENTED BY the Liverpool in bills Of exchange, State
bonds and specie, viii not fall far short Of four millions
Of dollars; By 1t is thought the amount higher.
Stocks were generally lower yesterday. United
States Bank shares closed at a. fall Of two per
Exchange on Southern CITIES continues abundant:
The your city and Baltimore however,
Yesterday, materially changed Charleston was sold
on Saturday al y u; Savannah, 81 New Orleans,
is >; ami Mobile, a Il.
The amount of good business paper Offering for sale
is evidently diminishing.
Oac or two hundred bales upland cotton sold
yesterday nj a further reduction Of CT. per ID. Flour
dull at sou for Western. 10000 bushels Southern corn
new cropD sold yesterday at 90 cents.
Last night had again serious coniamration,
rain falling, would probably have bcca very dcstruc-
tive; rs II Is, the loss mus; BE- vrrY great. II broke
about9 clock. al No - Cedar street between Nassau
and William, III The Of " b Bend. importer o.
dry gnods, and Dawson, Van pc & Co.. the latter OF
whom were owners Of The building These two were
entirely burned down. Il extended No. H. occup;
ed by Kirby 4 Co, dry COED obhrrs, and PAXTON &
Steward, importers; Nos i:', Al, IS. IL and ~ and
Nos. II and III, and q. on William street. which
were all much injured. The different occupants are
Russell, Alat,heson ~ Taylor, button importers &c
j. R. Staight, : Bradbury, Henry Dixon, w. Bagley
Lcander, Mead 4 Co.. all dealing in dry goods Pos,
and Maine, wholesale druggists, and Morgan d Walker
glass merchants
The whole amount of the loss is lcas, : G5n DOC
all insured Mr.. Bends loss : 100000, all insured
and ) 10000 in Europe.
Another tire broke out this morning at l64 Broad
way, IN the upper part Of the building occupied b. G
Lupton, watch case manufacturer, and BY two talors
the losses but 'rng, having been cxtnguishcd
saw some Of your Philadelphia lrcnen at wor;
last night What brought them here in their fire
dresses, cannot imagine. If IT was to have a -pcc
men OF New York fire. they pretty fair sample
| of one last night.
This morning we have had the first fall Of snow this
season II does not lie en- the ground, however, the
weather is very mild.
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Mr. Eskridge, his certificate states that Mr. Slower
told me that Mr. Callaehan had informed him that he
had received letter from last winter, in which |
had pledged myself to resign, if majority OF Rives,
aid Sub Treasury Delegates were not elected in my
district and that pronounced 'base lie Gala.
ghan to prove that he had stated the TRUTH publishes
the following extracts from my letter. You say that
neither party in the county Of Bo,etourt will sustain
any man who votes for Mr.. Rives. am willing to
place myself before the people OF my District On this
issue" And again; g" s satisfied that my liberal aud
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Oacc .,a. 10, sgnta s..eet, BaL,.asre.

C,rir4L rap Is, Two MmLio.s - DJLLAr,
1--WE President Trustees of this Company receive NJ
i ney Dep"sr which interest will be- allowed MAKE
assurances hives. smnurs and Eudow and rs
AVID Trusts Il every description which may com
mittnd char", whether ir"n individuals, corporate no
d,-. ."ur.- Cl Justice.
l. o>Ey received and inld Trust, and the iutere
thereon paid annually, quarterly conformity ',lth thr
The tilg itc".t II b. placed At The end
= ever! months, - the ctci The trust tult .r accunu
t.t"u.
COMPANY upon te ""n Ives or the l.ts # ,tr one
YEAR. tenn q years The whG- Of III, The tail. ii rat,
computed !5r m GoUa u.yn III most favorable terms
Be bad On application I, the company IL AGENTS.
A>scrt5-Ihe>e "i lr granted nron s'ch As wB
i"hi' the anua" 10 e"y' III largest income ir any given
l. lSnow ,>r,-A person :. f desires 10 proyld. cap,,
Tor son or N'r when he ,l the ag 2! years.
mage polt'on toT aAug!r, ,rct through CON
pany.
Uccrs 7Us,sese q: Compcoy-P. Nlaca,cy E.e " n
Pr ,i'Ui. ;lumof" John DntT. E.., H. l.. H. tie, lut,
New "rS, Richard WILSON Sc'tIary y Thu,U, assistant
rc,'t.s.isaac la"rrmc, Beverly Rotaa,ou. B. Ycyesa
~ckil!: H. ,'iar" ''e'rrg l. IHnln r. g. Anrtg, Roswell
L. ,o! ,!"'r,. Robinson, E.w y.n ;.arcw l.! Eeyaa Nm
>a.yI raa, Frederic, u rlamr g. : oIf.id J, |%,
! '".&.gs Fielding nc1., j., Eaii.murs.
" g'li, "T the tU"tn! 'rgaa. !o VIII furnish m.
a'> AID other Necessary n;"unat" persons ty,tro, Of a.
r,,!ng inG!aucr> making "Icr aaugt rs !rssh ~.
'"mpan! iJr the hE"tt nj tllrlr tamii.s estates
T. u INtB. -!.'"t. kis.moz1,
.lseEts jw.Tal=.
Puur IT, Tson, Fsl., Richmond.
wv :. Snr,o>, La, Petersburg
Gto w. CA"r. E.q, Norfolk.
jane !; Ir-r
CHINA, LOOMING GLASSES. CHANDELIERS tXDLlNF-
sHtEE ja, oa~nrd IN extensive assortment Of the mos, "a,
>tonai article N! iI"r. NJ prcr ,t-t induce 49,
customer, t. .-r, consisting ~ part Il the following a
Superior Gil; china Ira -cls great .a.ty Of ra.:.rn.
anton gBd rrut Dinner $685. various .rzc .,
superior Astral t,na,i,r. tor chrc. Han, aud Pau!rs
''trl Lamp,-r's"' a"d '"nze"f a." and Superior pat,
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c,I tub.r .r havag Nr. Nilr I4iLe. oac:-
.r rpca school 'pi The sasuN. "ar ~ H. hor.o
Z: Amelia togE' tur-s'u ~" 18th Jar
,,, ION nr"rbsr, VITA Of "ns nunh
~. summer ~. N4h.ws sf,dut" o Natev,e tui.gs
Name arG buucsr satisfactory r",monisl Di moral cha
r,.trf j competency teaca.r
The ofte .ehoo Toto: prr,p, the education OF tho
wIll qUgGs h. uUdrr he inurG.is
.uaruE'r Il. Hil arr,
..-Iv :. made. I!i- tcrMS VIII b.:
10 srd ,brrfas t.trg Frt candle ,ccut,d,l SlG0
Teaching n. I.,itu -.t e. ,-ck Ue.gg.s IS
Mathematics. .cr,i p"cal rhn-ophg md Rhetoric IS
Ec..inr, WnIns. ARITHMETIC, Engh Grammar
Geo. 'nPLy, 20
The !ocapn scnG,' u teahy aay vngInlu,
ard rsbcrhond .y moral ant sious Mccarthy circulars
,ft.d and susfds. will be ,uIrctin
nutc :n.inauH previous tho
wishing sa.ss tt"ir ards aAdr.s susscrc,.
a'r~it rogf, ii"usr, Va. 40. r.EOTIOh,
Nnvi tx
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EeA;E OF SiRi!Nii-Aceos s 10 the 9Th 81 to
Aci o. H nD., p.ss"d the ri Na'e.. s3. E.rsb9.h-I
srn"a rsu"os Tor The Incorporation oil Bank" ihr Pre.d'5'
Directors the Bank Esnia. -?go3;cd
m "~firs % ii" Stockholders ,"1 a. hd tie mr.;
Iussag 10 iauGarY y O'Clock. A. 81, the aGcPAi
R4nk The Is q Rctu Orh, Inc sproarnrn' ih P'f
OF directors VI hH principal Bank OF four Director. 1917
each Of h. Bra cao- thereof hn shall 30 stockholders h"d7f
least i've shares eneh and cz.rs osr's
with other Direction, be appointed The Executive the esGsi
ya-r
IA the n,,ution nco the lat election oDern has by e
Of Tho holders bea urtPr entirely n'raz
on. IL il dSc1@d proper" M ,sprs.sn;nt:oa OF the 'ha'
my b. had, ard thar end IL advised nsi may re- pr
ps executed and forwarded in such ,:ceshoten
| q find u inrnnr-nieni n b: tend in psraou.
By c-ds- IF Tie Rsard q piTsetSs
Nov Is ise%,dl A. ROBINSON, H., essAtr 4
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Dec. IA
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Ii persons indebted the Estate Of Il, ". Kelly dec
- r-spscully requested - make p1. without lay
and having against the Will p-sS present. them
properly authenticated, for payment.
HUGH n. KY.
Er:ru'or Of HrErips ~. Kel!y, G..G
Nanseraond County, December, 1889.
n.r FIN
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THOS. Sii.ANkS,
EDW'D JOHNSTON.

authorised bv Fleming B. Miller, Esq, to state
In, Cawthun ininrlnrd him that James AcDo"cl' cur
ted his papcr-lha he complained OF ms iaFsh ana
btrrv course and sad that he required ma !" pups"
the editorial articles precisely as ne IA" "lin
And his man has lccn made to publish an cdtnria aft
"a IN n,ncr nrofssinr to give testimony III the case,
10 relieve his friend from pretended false chai 20, anu
Testified rcctly contrary to his previous declarations o
10 the truth Surely this is dePlorabc state 81 mo
rails What character is safe IN lie hands OF s'ich a
bandiit;: And is it that in THIS rn gli'ccd age,
in the midst ola community Of honest men III t''iu
which beasts OF rs pure morals, "!!cre iie g''s ="
Christianity has shed It's most !'anwct nii""nc' 'ia'
IN anpca 10 pafy can sanction and Uphold such corrupt
and cncra mr. pract ii has been my unpcaSah'
,v To unfold: have made oappca 10 party ask ~
no such aid regret that any honest man should SUI
fer himself 10 ne influenced by spirit Of party IN sch
controversy ~ this. 1T is untrue, that AN iniu-
cDced by nnv such considerations, III making me expo,
sure which felt il my solemn duty to society," as wen
as myself to make. With many Of my best trends
have differed most widely in polltics-and DEFY any
man TO SAY that have fallen out with an hnn"ra-
bic. political opponent, on account Of difference IN
pnlitical opinions wish party spirit to be discarded
in Tins controversy, and let those who are engaged
in it. stand upon their merit ! Will make no APP
peal to party: but | do appeal TO the hnnouraH',
the virtuous md the eood-tn the friends OF pure
morals and good society, to frown most decidedly
and Indignantly upon the sic and The crimes, which
!, has been ny unpleasant duty to expose and let
the prime movers and actors IN these d!Sgracciui
scenes understand that plotting and intriguing to I'M
lrrninc the reputation of Their neig'ihors by III" arts
Of dciraction and lalsrhood and that inermcddling,
ever and anon in other peoples business, and keeping
society continual agtation is not the way 10 secure
the confidence and patronage OF an honest and vrtuou
people. With great respect,
Ycur nhcdicni servant,
JOHN r. ANDERSON
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DIR. WILLIAM EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP,

loR Ch!LoEEs TEEIHisU--l ed by himself
TO MorHrRs Nurses.
The Passage Of the Teeth through the gums produces ,ouc
some and dangerous symptoms. II is known BY mothers
mere Is great irritation IN the mouth and gums during this
cess Ii gums swell the secretion and eaiiva increased the
inG stating Steep and spas.s sf peculiar Parts the cia
sisHs W.l extreme violence, asd ba,,s fingers
l5mrdc c"l!ons universally supcr enc and .oon cause
dissolution Ct The infant Mothers who have babes
As ELEGR4 TED s6GIi&G sYE aI ' W%c Ina has pre-.
yea nnhad 9" infants "nen Thought pas; recover from be-
t,.J io"'st = tie tneg G Dr. Eran' soOt!". syrup.
10 III agent oi Dr. EVANS Soothing syrup Dear s-The
syrup, ii P,lctat and painful cnity
every telling parent carly application Of such an
infant Hh" eatnne, experienced such -rins, that
was attacked " ec"Hnlsions aud w and family supposed
that death would release tt hab, anguish. I'll pro
cured "'le u }ous syrup which a. SION applied 10 the
sii" woerW! chang VAS produced, and after few apca.
lion, the c't dpiayed obvi"'Is relief and By
u.s." am glad u inform the cid !" completely recovered,
ana no occurrence 81 MAI awful complaint has snc, occurred
hr tt are ennftg daily and The c!d 'noy perfect health
@isc You "a; cheerful pcImSn - make IlI- ackDpwl,dg
stance. WM. JOHNSON.
g,tl-rnan who In. made mr. Erar~ Sootns syrup,
~ ~ IAN Is q" case q thing chi wI,h'Su state, that
preventing tHr consequences whrE sometimes follow. We
cheerful, comply with M, reqncs.-N. !. Sos.
We believe general. arknor rdg.d by those who have
ir'd II, that i'e Seating srp frr :!rcu 'nn= T,.i
E'-cd ~ another dunn hight. us"it article f the
IN; IT, do to I've
tuc t'e sanction IF ti.clr nrtrs.Do,Io> rR,'rLLIR
BTw.FF Coo >I.SrGIrs.
II CuTtoS.-Br p,dcula purchasing TIN, IN" a.l
Of tnS Medicine contains Notice Il " 'n' according t. 50.
100 Chatham -. Ncw YORK from The regular i=.nts
p. I:s.,s., Conn. o,t .,',..,.' Pas,,
:. j,,.,, XIX. I'm. .,% s. a;.' '"''
| :" f.aas', Iraals F,2..
| " H.... BDor,s i.Li.
orcorai To asf C,r,sss ar. rendsi oa!y 100
o,.,n ,',,' '.,' 'o,a, ar .: tie 'fgDr 's'"s.
/. i. Psrtiort Portsmouth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21

Mr. Cawthon further stated, that rupture i'ad' WIN 1
:, ,bc las, few davs taken place between nm ana VIZ
Mcdowell On account Of lis having published; WIN
on, consulting him, sli"fi pee under ls III
In n nrryin,,s number "f his papcr--,and ih'S CT
emmslancc gave sneh offence to Mr MsDow"ll, that ne
went down 10 The printing "tirc, and, IN harsh ai'
abusive manner expressed his determination. !" nav
nothing 10 do with The paper, ana iia' ne -" ''""l
,J H,..,,;,rd hr never should. Alr. Callaghan was
nrn.rni ri dis cnilXcrsatnn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21

The Albany papers state that the Manor difficulties
are al end-the Sheriff was successfully executing
his process without resistance.
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Ky 'rT from tie Hon Abraham -, an. sullivan County,
las; Tennessee, Member Cf congress.

Sir':r"" nave been this have used of
DSSiic medicine with infinite brre' aud satisfaction and be-
I.se ~ be- yaiuatlr remedy. NY gEt~,
Dr. l. Laidrn 81 Campbell county, Tennessee, send
hi some" which did, and hc has employed successfully
III hs Practice. md i. in"al1ai. Nj. johnson,
agent nj il,s place, THINKS ."u would probably like
tennessee II -. would recommend DR.. \. arden
:l,Iair Tor the ale Crrhrated medicine
sh.:li You c":IiHssh Inn, r. w3E. You
can send the medicine b! t tf Robert King
sons Knoxville county, ICEne-rr. ty land Graham
Houston JaHrwc, Lat Tennessee. have douli hn
you had agents several East Tennessee gyea,
deal ~ your ~, tCnc would b. sud. cong tax.
ii nome w!th m" for my and that friends and
Should Ike - hear iC wt mes you wOud Ike an agent
LluGiv", sullivan county Lat cnn. can get some Of the
merchant 10 act !.r YOU, u live near there.
Yours respectfully,
ABRAHAM MCCLELLAN Ct Tennessee
Io.rrH Gill; Richmond
~ prEt, Richmond
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ID rNAWY TAKEN UP-Was commit al to the BAL Of ar
IL fax County, Va, the 18th day {" November, cJ Vt
Man. who sometimes calls himself JOE, and som lines
NcTiitb and America ard Al mr said h belonged toa VI
Hail. IA ;radrJ VINO purchased, him from Mr. linton III Snfk,
,anscmcnd Comfy, Va and al other times lie r'unc u
f;non oi"y Ha"eEI who resides IN fizatcth City, Va
and says that Nh Ilol purchased INN iGn A:iEg Wlnctna,
IieTd Colay, North CnrcIaa. The said has dark
conf xoa hatvcen dark and very black, stout nadr,
v" hs rtcad anu has marx his I'm checShOn",
and abOu inches high da!Iou five years
old. lie had when comm-d haaveI,ecn ock coat blue
cluiil rorndaboE: ana gray ca-snct pan,1ioons.
The It'd !S the reward
and jail fee and take his slave he viii be released according To
law.
Any pos, PAID, will be promry attended By
SPENCER JACKSON, Tor
L. +. FORD. H. S.
Nae
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We received no 81 rs from New York Yesterday, hut
the latest intelligence from there is contained in the
following letter Of the pendent Of the Fh:ladel
pha United States Gazette, from which il will lie seen
that very destructive fire tool! place in New York
Saturday night
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21

Al the request of lohn T Anderson we would state,
that present II conversation between sad An
derson and Jacob Obrnciain in F,ncastls at the Octo
Der Court 1890 and heard SAID Obenchan say, that he
never heard Andersen say that he would resign his seat
in the Senate if majority Of the delegates from his
district were in favor of the Sub Treasury and opposed
Mr. Rives hut that lie heard him say that he would
resign if he should ascertain that majority of his
stucnts we're in favor Of the Sub Treasury, and op-
posed TO the election Of Rives The foregoing state
ment was repeated, b. said Obenchain At least twice
in our presence. Given under hands this 25t No.
vcmber, 1889. McUONALD,
JAMES NJ FIGGAT.