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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-30

VIA & DUDLEY, DnarEs .>n T,LoSs, over the Store of
' MessrS. w. i. and J. u. Christian, have ON hand an assert.
ment Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and vESTINGS, suitable Tor
The present season, To which they invite the attention Of their
CITY aud Country friends 10 call aad examine, befure purchasing
elsewhe {, rs they have been laid in On TIE very best terms.
They ARE able 10 furnish the above unusually low but they only
request ih.ir friends 10 call aud see for Themselves, before pr-
chasing elsewhere. Orders will always BIZ attended 10 With
proinp,ness and despatch. y. VIA,
r. DUDLEY.
Noy. =; as-2awtlJant
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~. Isl, 1871.

roPaRTScRSHjP.-I have associated with me Ia The Gro
y sery and Commission Business Mrssrs. William y. hs."a
wr,,, No." w."n : " 49,, " 6. WYATT.
Nov. Isl 1871
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SayRx,, DyL., NV. Eth. ELL.
THIS Is 10 certify that have been afflicted VIII >itinurrinr
L for eighteen years. and found no relief until rame under
your instructions; aud il affords me much pleasure Il" sts, ia {,
from your treatment. | have. in thr short srae" ~ i've days. hern
relieved, and can now sneak rs we'll rs could p,-iiaIy d,s;re-
therefore recommcn all persons vino have ihi- l,ahit r. oninr
under ymr instructions. MOEKIS BA1TEY.
To E. 6 Briggs, ". D., Richmond, Va.
My .h rS-Is
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nooTs- SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., &c.
~ Aslr y lll.

Second Suppiy-Nor- :, leaI. .y, .,o,. If
s,grFI. puTSEY is now receiving ano,her Ifesu - -
: nams Shoes. Trunks, &C., &C., by tho Liberty, JUST Af'Neu
t5noriiny a good stock Of the following:
Mems heavy pegged Er0eans.
Ii. lined and bound kip p.reed Boo'ees. -
d. do. do. sewed Bootees VERY SUPERIOR
n. fine cnlf Boot-es.
rs IA. kin sewed Booiees large sizes.)
b.. heavy superior water Boots extra qaau5j
"a ~ nen's heavy water rroof Boots.
Peers Of srou, calf Ronts, NJ , ana ST.
W1nens fine sewod Wells.
n do strap sewed Bontees.
b.. fine sewed Kip and calf do.
G,,ses' fine strap leather Bontees ana snoes.
ladies' fire goat lace Boo;ees.
n. -upcrior CATER Roots.
~. do. silk quilted Bootees. -,
sl1 ,air Of ladies' fine dress walking Shoes and Slippers, all
r.4tics. shapes and sizes.
=. .,ir az Bacon's SHOES and Bootees, for children.
Richmond made BroCues, russell and black leather.
Mi,.' 1 sons celebrated waterproof Boots,
An. man, other kinds Of superior and BEAUTIFUL goods, Q nv
Wa;.. wear. which VIII be sold rs low a the same quarry ~
,ai. can i, bought fnr, either in Baltimore, rhiiaIsipn,a y {
igs, wholesale and retail, by SAMUEL rCtSGf,
Whclssa,e aud Retail Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Trn'ss,
Carpet Bags, 4e, opposite the Rams Esgte Hoe'
So "a 5i-5m
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nur subscriber having bought gu; the interes, Of Dir. Kan
/ do,ph, will continue the Grocery and Commission D.sl r.,
at the same stand, IN Main street, three doors saoys !onn r. !"
don's. : ~ .yaw
Eay. 10 "-"S"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-30

DARN called IJNDl.S. .wu and n half miles fnm Rlrhmund
Il on tic M-chanicsyiir Turnpike, coniaicing seventy sesci
and a laif ~arreS-;weniy te in woods-a good house, harm, sta
blrs, ICE house. wc'ioi good water in The yard, = promising young
orchard Of peach and apple trees, z vineyard with upwards q 3H
vines. IL not sold privately, II viii be sold III auction, On Tt ES.
DAY, the suh Of December. Apply TO
GEORGE L. CREMP.
Nov. 81 sS-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-30

nIssoLUTIoN.-The Partnership of Randolph q haaI.spa
,adeb,ed 10 them are requested 10 cali NJ the store recently oeeu-
DIED By them, and settle their accounts. mr.
W. 81. HARRISON.
rn S-w3w
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,oalyys IN ATRix's SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY

pilNIsrRATRiX' SALE or vALuAGLE PROPERTY
Il wl - sold, a, the late residence Of Col. Robert 6"ode,
a,,,.sl, in Chesterfield county, Va, in ne neishooThnaa o
I'D. bridge, on Thursday, ih- End day Of December, IL lar,
I ~. the next fir day, all of III. crop OF Corn, Fodder, oats,
saqes>, stock of Horses; Mules, Cows, Hogs, sheep, fI,h'ng
utsn.is. Wagons and Carts, one Carriage, one Barouch and
BIs,y, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c., &C.
Ala, len or twelve likely young Negroes. Consisting OIL men,
.nn - an! children. The Negroes are sold for no fault.
raas-Ths Negroes viii be sold for cash-the Crop, Stock
nj F..ni,ure upon a credit Of nine months, the purchaser giving
toni win approved security.
Tie a,oye sale viii commence at 10 O'Clock.
JACKSON +. CufLDREY,
.7yent for Martha E. Goode, Administrative.
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twice a week,
,.Init qul.teny.

- !, ;, n, .,,;,. and MARRIAGES from the country, whenever
= s5,rr'. handwriting is unknown at this office, mus, be ansnei-
III he ,ha I'M, sation OF the Postmaster in the ncighborhood,
III caI IN M case he psalisl.ed. every measure, that has
:. t.G,, 10 prevent lpposiiions and Iuizzes, has proved Hereto
!, lragaihns-We mast, therefore, insist IN sneh 2 ease nioh
=, lnnica,ion scin. certified by the name at The sAi"si
-. - tao bark NJ The letter.
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4 TEACHER wANTED.-A- Gentleman well qualified to
: 'ech me English aud Latin Languages, land French also,
Nnall i. de i.able, but not Indispensable J il making very early
- icauan, NAV obtain a situation a, Sury Courthouse, Va
~ ,racner viii receive between $500 and s4oo year, made sure,
Il his board. A single gentleman womb &c pSeletlen: np'
WV, r0t paid, TO THOMAS hufriN,
say Colrt bouse Va Soy. 10 5o-ttOD
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" 2 Hr n0W gCttlng IN II IHIEc NH' 49,. ""N 49, c...d.
" from ms and The Northern Markets. We assure our friends
nat my .h,I Inys every hing in our line a cheap as they can
= 4: AIMED IN this city. The patrons Of the late hrin Gl wyatt .
While ae solici,edto continue their dealings. ,n
WYATT, WINSTON & POLLARD.
7 S.-We have turned our particular attention to the selling o.
7'o'rre of every descriptions; which. IL entrusted to our care
.afa BE- pun,,ualiy and faithfully executed, and liberal advances
Eaa-. W., W. &. T.
Nos. Is JJ-I
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RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, TUESDAY. NOyFuRFR % az

What course is left me hui In nluce nus.lr 49,.
tue public with a full and true account of the whole
matter at 'ssue' If this was an ordinary quarrel. |
Would not .oublc the public with my grievance. But
'be ZION. MI Bolts has assailed my Character before
! have been held ny 10 the gaze of The wbolc n com
Of Ine y. D. as one who has been guilty Of an offence
considered o,ssraceIul among gentlcmen-and that.
too, by one who, from The post he occupies, should be-
regarded as such But, had Ia right to expec. differ.
en-, eonuuca rom an .ndlv,dual ~ho, in the Congress
a treason and for ten years hereafter ,roftssed 10 t. be-
"tle warm, intimate, personal and pol,,,I,l friend, If
The traitor, ''because he was in a position 10 rean the
benefits of that treason" [See MIR. Bolts spceu, I0,b
September RICHARD ADAA.s.
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WAErEU.-A gentleman Of liberal education, who, for scve-
" ri Years. has been a successful teacher, Is DESTROYS OF m
y : situation as Principal Of an Academy OF Ladies ls,ars S senni
sh'ssmsd. Letters, post paid, addressed to W. '. :. W., hich'
"sas, VII receive due e,tsntiou. 80
!ov. 81, 1874, IN
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[No.5] ,;.a
n.a, sir-Do me the favor TO answer the following
questions; c.E.. u,u.s omen to all e~en.eeI
~. and visited by the citizens of Richmond &C.
DsralIy, whenever news Of an Interesting character 'S
'e. 81, Could no. other copies have been taken without
You, Ia. m; The letter of Mr.. Bolts, dated ION Au'
., a. md addressed C~oare.House, been ishen o1'
Of t ,ns Has !, not been the practice for editors and othf'
person. 70 take copies RI ., Of p si ,as c d%ss~f aos. s1 for p pab.
lie Inspection ions, add
- Gun CafT.c. House, Richmond, as Intended for the public
- Very respectfully,
Your obi servt,
RICHARD ADAMS.
We certify that the foregoing is a true copy from IN y
o,;a;r.I l.,,.r, which wss delivered 10 NJ james u
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ENIH UcI IEIU.
P. S. The above was intended 10 have been con-
We eyed To you Immediately after IL was written, cream
stances, however, beyond my control (and which, II
you desire, Will be explained In ynuJ produced n de-
lay. Since writing il, ihr suggestion has ben made
t, mr. by my friends, that should request 81 you y
letter which Mr.. Lynch wrote 10 you, and on winch
ynu say you based your charge, that %purfmned your
letter to him. In obrd'rncr 10 that suggrs'I"n, to
wh,ch feel bound to deter, now make that request,
but, with The distinct understanding, and repeat the
asse r,lon, TINT | cannot, as 10 the charge OF pnriotntnS,
admit tia; there u an issue any where but between you
and myself.
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TSIgnedJ RIG
To the lion. john vi. Bolts.
ia IL

TUT Ute 6TTFuTTT,
ISisncd.l RICHD ADAMS.
JAaEs II. LrycH, Esq.
Mr. Davis is one Of the rrop,ietoIs OF tue Wing.
We certify The within to be true copy from the
original. MILES MACON,
Aug. 30, lS4l. JOHN SHORE.
delivered TO Mr.. J. Fl. Lynch, on this day, the ORR
ginal letter, Of which the ~foIereipg is a correct copy,
Aug ~, is4t.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-13
January l6, 1910.
sHERIFF's SALE.

Madison circuit comt--.uay term 1871,
William Simpson, orc
N. W. Staples.
DY virtue Of the above stated case e
ND me directed, will within the
hours prescribed by Iaw,l expose to pa'..
lie sale for cash, before the door OF
the Courthouse in the town OF Canton
Madison county,
On he Third Monday af February iail'
1t being the 10Th day oi said month ,.s
following property, % w0s . f'a. ~.
rouche, and one Houa.
Levied on as laa property g. q. ..Al.
ami n W Staples. aal a... be ...I L. e.
tisfy plaintiffs irh. aud e.s.
IS H2H"LE>. 81.
H E D. . hIH
Jan
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D,ssOLUTlON.

EEVHE partnership heretofore existing
Ill under the firm Of Riley y F1her'
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Those who know themselves to be M
dobted to the firm are requested to come
forward and make payment to HlIIlam
Riley, at Camden, Madison county.
WIN. RILEY,
y. J. filler.
January rs 1910 2-ii
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surRIFF's SALE.

uo5,,o,, circuit coui-.Uay term 1911.
VIM. J. benson,
VS. VA i' a.
c. c. IIcrbor. and
Picrson Lewis.
DY virtue Of the above stated case TO
ID me directed, twill (wIthn the hours
prescribed by law expose to pubic sale
for cash, before the Courthouse door, 10
the town Of Canton,
On the First Monday Of Harch ioIh
1t being the lst day Of said month the
following Lots in the town OF Vernon,
known as Lots number thirteen and
fourteen. it being the same on which the
Vernon Tavern stands.
Levied on as the property OF defend.
ant Herbert, and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, SbT
Jan. %, 3-8 IPrc Sill
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.Vqh5ag circuit e,el- .Nu tw 1884.
wi. T.l'.Hca..r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

psopiscs q eaae,15 that has bean grant,
%. 4 wishks14 4asl - been denied !;
thps. = = hs t4s<efss exhibiting trus
iyps q - gss<io1s E6ass6srscy ua3sr
~sisA I; = sss kspS;.ss. = I've. Shssts
me spirited fsciioa- ~<h<f {sssrsesivs spirit
which rssSisssiy vslks ever prosirste
Eikhts zoo trs@p,ss laws add coassiluiions
u he dost--svvr ind IN s6iding place
within this bsiI. then indssd VII Z Geo.
.tssce q cos3s0assiso hs ipusd sxsins,
Ne peace add hsppissss q this people.
sud their political Institutions be made "a
't0p?,s 20 their foundslioss. Bot while
this body shall eoutirus 10 BE- What By iis
trainers u vas designed 10 bs-delibers-
tisein iss character ssbisssed in lie course,
and independent Ia iss sctioo-then may
liberty be regarded % sntreneheS In safety
behisd the sacsed ranpsrs Of the Coast.
tu,ioe.
While ! occupy lhis chair. Sssssoss.
shell have frequess occasional invoke yous
Indulgence for my defects. and your chart.
|ty for my errors. I sm but little skilled
IN parliamentary Law, snd have been un.
ussd TO preside over dsiibsrs,ivs ssssm-
blies. All that ] cen urge in excuse for
nv defects 10. that bsiag With me to this
chair "a earnest vish 20 dischargs pro-
perry its dutiss. and Fixed dsterminsiiou
10 preside over your dslibsraiions with
entire inpsFsislity.
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TnR INAUouRATloa

OF Prcsidest HAasisou tooh piase % Tkpr.-
day last ~ stb - March. 10 ~ psssssse Of an
tnmense mviiitn6s % eifissas from al psrts Of
ne Osloa- Ths sseoe wsa Gee Of he noss IN
posing sad iaiefssiias ever piinesssa spsn soeh
a. occasion eeafes hsd shs erst wslmnsfias
" 'he easf spPsaSed, (as eosrespoasest 81 ne
n~iaiasss Sss jusily fsmasks.D whsn TIE boon-
iAs q easaoa solisa syss lhs eisy--,hs dsv
aawsed, ne MISTY bees u ne mogaiaR disap-
p~@ssd' tee sun rec. ed ~ waisrs glinssrd In
sas nsw eofn hsht ne psopls iszssa forih
isen he dsellissss asd 10 ne spsss 81 a. bear
Ne vheis eiiy vas siiys. A 10 e,sloea. he
gfsnd Psoesa.iaa bsvisg fsrmsd. ssrehsd a.
tee qss1Isfs o 0ensfsi tiarfisas ssd lIke wei
hssioa, - Waisfiso. Ne oid Assso wss r.ssivsd
isto = soi.a sqaars. ne asams hest. ihs hs.
gies pousdrd. ~ usnpsn asaeS fosst a,.iy
thFiiias ioass, Ne 6aassns ausssss4 n ~
sserss. ed % ~ yesgla MARCHED. 90 .ls..
suss hea@ins fFsm iksis eyes. ed patriotism
glogisg h their ksarls
oen- hsffiean was msaatad % hsrssksek
80 vns DRESSED h q vsfy piaia naansr.
Giiss FzssGs@s s.sssss ssasssas sss--ss. gss
Pfncepeien meFef iswafts ths cayssoi. sas g.
s4llf saiefsf the eesa saars e. fks saaf fseaa
- 49, - - -. ~ .N.- Li'.|s
heli 20 o. p1ereat "a ~ sseeriaa u 81 ~ ase,
incaesss ~ fhat heag. a.. sboliiF aEisreass.
~ rsiusssd. sd go Ne ssoess, aanss.a. "a.
oefs, ess,sa u,isisisrs. ssaaaars. ssl. ,ssass,sd
hi1os4 anes aass - pisv - - aes,-r. srr,i.
e.. Here fha iaaasalai Astrsu sss rsse -
ne oeasfal spsfs n Ned slssf tsss. rsd
pes alstsueog Asnsf. kfaaY we're ssss,.ss4 a
- slsapeih q b. tsees. AZ ns sis.s q rks
aafffss. ~ eslA go asnieissstss 3 g. rAisf
tneiires rs Feensaeiaa lkrz faFosf nazia,
49, 9ss@,,ss 80 FEhiss fisass, 80 ss naay
a. Ppslesls f,isfsa aaf saia ihsig ensusaai 80
sesel 90 - Frsaftst
~ Fisw ffsz ~ posiiee wss eFsad tsyoad
90 peasf 81 trecfrt.os. Ehs nsasv. vi,h
tee1 te1ssllsfles ussis--sts seNs1sas eiaos
0iis lt1if assesses sasine. e. - fsa,a msi-
fiets cfseeeissces arsis. s44ss = - aisd
ID tssa tsr.Ii.ss,f 81 81 sss 81 = srssf
tni.is ~ - go 81 fhs
1ssi.s,. le,fss - es.l ssast ti,ss
- ~ 4ss
M ne se ftt. fs zee
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ADDRESS or VICE PRESIDENT TYLER.
On tati-r a. Cksir ~ a. ssn1ss, ssrsA 4, IstI.


o. tutirg ~ Chsir ~ ~ s,n1ss, lspsA 4, IstI.
SENATORS :--Cslled By The people Of
the Unissd States 70 preside ever youF de-
libsFstiOns, cannot withheld shs sxpsss-
son Of the high essimaie which plscs on
the hoeog they have eoa.sFred upss ne.
To occupy The seal which hes been Sled
snd sdorned 10 say nothing Of my more
immediats predscsssogs. by 90 Adams. =
JeasrsoD. Gerry . Ciiaion. snd Tomp-
kias--sames tbs., alihoseh bsloaginx 10
the deed, siiii live IL tie rpeoliec.ioa % z
grateful eoUaiTy--iskn haaorof uhicBaay
maa would have lost esuea 30 Be breed.
bus tbs houoris greatly suEnealsd b tie
eonaidsFalion q he trus ehagacieF q liis
body-by ihe high efder % inssllscgusl
sod moral powsFs which has Distinguished
i 10 aii pasl iime. and Which sfili disiin,
guishss ii--ty tbs digaiiy uhich has g.
The mesipsgi maFksdiis pEoeeediaes; ans
shove as By ne impoFiant tniiss Which
haye dsvoissd spoa ii undes ihs Coasli-
i1sion. Hers ere % Be- foaad fAe immsdi-
sie representatives. a ne States, 81 ahosa
sovereign vii he 0egeFnsent rs bees
apokea inio esisience. Here saisis that
Peffset sgssliiy anong ihs msnben a
ne Conletsaey, wkicA gives q fhe
SMALLEST Hlsis 10 Us Uoioa ssses - 20
tsniinl - tbsf ~ ihs issKssi 70 lsis
bedy y cemeiiisa. ia 81 ssninsaf degree.
he great lTnst 81 gaafiiax aas rfsssSiine
90 ipsiiiulicas haadsr dewn y - 60
ear fathers, % asN aeaiasi ~ esvss ~
refalsr sne sush ~ ses e. ahaass $40
A. ekainal tileRg1s Essestiee easgs.rk.
me9t 60 ~ oibeSs Be maF nsusesls -
lssaFded - Asisiee its asls-ss. = 49,
y 1elFhed ~ pouezs rnrrs1af Il 49,
0egeennsat, snd lbs fiEhss sseslgut -
- sisies aae e ~ RsePis. e 3 e
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here wlshis Z t.y eftrv - f<as. ~ Whis
srliss~<ssy Leo Esss u srsipsry esIisss via
b< laz>sxcd - tss sts,s e. ,hsss yssrA Ths
sru1a i lhs pe>P,s s1suid r>fsn - ss-sircs ssy
@za Cso >-s<s his ppst - : cri'icsi -emssi,
CT indssd % asy nonens o>fcrs ths a3ioarapsn,.
Asoas 60 biis have besn p<-sed. and ses isss
has 100 ara in progress and 30 BE- hauisd 'hrossh
within the nett ten days. ., y ~ wosder The
statue book = numbered up win . mas Of cru
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Dsafk n . Sisish.--An eyed gentle
Dan named Renjsmia Warner. resident
OF Maaey township. Lycomisg cously,
Pa. was found dead ia his sleiEh, on the
18th ult. lie hsd lsfl hone on that day,
N he usual good health. 10 transact some
business with neighbos. On the route,
hss horse stoPpae q hOass by the way
side. when his hfslsss c0gpss was loasd
IN the sleigh. There wee no sppsFsat
cause Tor bic sudden death.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

.6ftempf 10 Murder FrusfrsfeI.--On the
night Of the 10Th FEBRUARY, between the
hours Of IL and o'clock. Elhelbsrt Ia.
nsy. Esq. Of WssAiEeton county. was =.
wsksned BY What appeared 10 be the
forcing Of 3 door IN an adjoining .oOn to
thar in which be and his family were
slesping. He immediately sprane from
bis bed. and seized q loaded rife which
be kept IN the room. Afser Q siIenee Of
fifise0 or tweaiy minutes The door wa
sofily opened, and. By light Of Gre il
the siove. Mr.. T. san his evn neeso man
Lewis Butler) wiih butcher knife in bis
band. Advance one step. Lewis" said
Me-. 7. ''and will kill you on the spOi. %
Lswisimmediaiely retrssied, sud escaped
10 Psn0sylvsnia. He 10 s,ou, athletic
fellow Of rather light eomplexioo, abouI
B feet 8 iDehss high. % or % yesFs Of
age. aud has little defect in ons Of his
eyes. and . tooth out on one side Of his
mouth HegwssoDs Mail
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

A eoEespoadssl Of he Philadslpbia
Y. s. Gszeiis ssysi--Tksrs ere SOW
three iheussnd three handFsd and nins.
teen niles q railsuads eompislsd, ED n
dsily see - he UoHsd siaiss, eoasirueiaa
~ eosi Of sigbiy-siE miisioas q doIlsv,
see yssidsnE 81 sssrags pgoai 81 saven
snd hals pfr csaL Roai3ss lhesa. tha
railroads Which sgs "a pfosrsas % eonpls.
Ton, sod ihoss prniseisi. ulii uuke sSout
iss iboosan6 nilss 81 fsiboade - lhs
Uaited slsies.
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Singular Ssieids.--Tbe New Palladium
contaius aa aeeousl Of The suicide Of .
child q fouFlssa. in the iown of Orangs,
Coan. The gigl, chose name we Phsbs
Chmbe, bed lived % = servant 10 The e.
Dily Of Ne. Wiiliam Treat for three
years De the day 81 ssieids shs appear.
ed N Daususlly COED spirits 81 ase o.clock
nsd shoFt tims aAsTwsrd ~as fosad IN
the bsrs. responded By the nsek, Esd
quite dead.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

An INPoETANr RUnon Vnoss EnoLGND- The
Pennsylvania Enquirer says; We have been ia
voured With private letter nom an iateIligent
gentleman on the other side the Atlantic, Who
ssys:-
There are rumnurs Of war With France.
My own opinion is. that ne shall have
= struggle. The French have never for.
given Wsterloo aud the occupation Of Par
10. and never will until they have again
measured their strength with ours.
have lived many years in Ffasee, and in
many parts Of il; add know the feeling
Of the people we'll. An alliance between
Russia and France is slso spoken OF. In
the eveat Of such struggle and between
such Pewers--whst part will the United
States play hope twill be on the side
Of Old Mother England"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11
ssENERAl lNrELLleKrcE.
ANorHER ArrEuPr. TO BREAK rae
JAIL

A PRfsonKx KffLRp.--An attempi 20
escape vas made on the sfiernosa q Sa-
lturdsy lest. BY 6fteen prisoners eoohsed
IN one Of the wards o: the jail, several
Of whom are msa Of the most dangerous
character. and noe remain 10 jail await
log their trial in sJjseent counties. to be
removed thither on their own demand.
The sewer extsnding under ground 10
the Falls wss The mesas Of egrssa that
they first selected-sbis sewer being ne.
eesssrily accessible 70 The oceepsnts Of
the prison spartments--bv ths attempt
20 escape through that outlet wss detect
ed by the WsrdeG. Mr.. Disney. before
they could effect sn entrance into iis in
terror. Being loiied in this attempt. the
prisoners retrestsd 10 the Ward. the inner
door Of which they strongly barrieadsd
by means Of bench sad spikes. aud bs5e
defiance TO the officers sad threatening
death 10 any who Nigh: enter. and fiesee-
~ declaring their determination 10 persist
in their efforts 10 escape until they should
succeed. Boiling water and missiles.
thrown through the grstirg. were slso
employed by them 10 prevent 40 entrance
OF the officers.
Az aa early stage Of these proceeding
the Warden bad despsiched messenger
for portion Of The City Police. whose ar
rival bad no effeci 10 calming the tumult
and excitement Of tho prisensr--whieh
had now extended to the innsies Of ed.
joining Wsrds---snd ~ the only means
OF quelling the revolt. il became necsssa-
~ TO fre upon The chief insurgents, and
one Of their number was killed :--the
others then yielded and we're securely
irooed. The person killed was william
Mccoy, fugitive from Philadelphia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

The L0aisvilie Journal sislss fhai lks
foEmidabis operates 81 The exiirpaiioa q
The parefid giead ana lieaturs q tie e.
reiid srffrg asa suecsasfolly perfoimed
IN lhai city = fsv days sincs, b. ~. B.
=. RishsEdsoa. Ths spbIeei ~ ne ops4
rsiioa sas q yosae mslsisd la9y. che
Psssed ihsoash q siih gfssl 1osiituds aad
eompesufs. TIE esrs pfi ~ fslly 20.
posisd - lhs Wss,sn 1oursI 81 Ned
sias ED Sufgsgy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

The standing army Of Brssee is 10 bs
kept 81 500. 900 men, whose duration Of
service - 10 be eight years. bat enc half
OF them, sfies having Esrvsd four years,
viii Be allowed leave Of aSssnss. aad be
.aeoEPoFaisd - corps ef Fsssrvs, liable
10 Be called into aetivs service; By this
means The nation will save abont bali The
sxPenss Of maintaisine 50 large force.