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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-10
JOHN TYLER,
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been Exhibited to me
that HENRY G.. ANDREWS has been appointed Consul
of Greece Tor the poIt of Boston, do hereby recognise
him such, and declare him free to exercise and enjoy
such functions, powers and privileges allowed
to the Consuls of the most favored nations in the
United States.
In testimony Whereof have caused these Letters to
be made Patent and the Seal of the United States to
be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington
the 4th day of November, A. ID. 1912, and OF
L. S. the Independence of the United States OF
America, the xty-sevenih.
JOHN TYLER.
By the President
FLETCHER WEBSTER Acting Secretary of State.
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The United States Gazette, with its accus-
toned fairness, accuses us of having "placed
John c. Spencer above Daniel Webster We
have never instituted any comparison between
the Two distinguished individuals; and in the art-
Gle to which the Gazette refers, we alluded only to
the effect produced by the different publications
of the two gentlemen-in which we expressly
stated that Mr.. Webster put not forth the
strength of his mighty arm, but chastsed only
in mercy-while Mr.. Spencer held, perhaps
more justly, that the political vices of the
Wings" being beyond endurance, should be
treated without compassion.
AS to Mr.. Webster, we never have hesitated
and till we have adopted the prudent policy OF
the Gazette editor, never shall hesitate to pro-
nounce him the greatest intellectual character Of
the age, alike distinguished in two hemispheres
and entertaining, most honestly, this opinion
of the gentleman, we do not think praise o.
another, however richly deserved can detrac
from the pre-eninent merits of the I" dread In
telleclual giant whom his enemies would pro
ptiate by seeming Difference, and interested ap
plause.
The Gazette, in another place, bushes fol
his country" because we inserted in one of ou
papers letter from New York, descriptive of a
Wing" Convention there. We are happy tc
find the editor can blush for any thing-and fee
now more confident that he will no longer copy
into his paper the coarse and personal abuse o.
the New York Courier in relation to US.
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From The Boston Morning r

x1P A large meeting Of Wings has been holden at
Gloucester where r, solutions were adopted in favor
of the election of ROBERT RANToUL, Jr, to Congress-
and expressing decided opposition to the nomina-
ton of Messrs. Clay Davis, and Sallonstallffor the
Offices of President Governor and Representative in
Congress.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-10

An intelligent captain of one of the steamboats, ply
ing on the Ohio river has made a calculation show
ing, that at the rate Of tolls now charged on the
Louisville and Portland Canal, the tolls which boat
will have to pay in five years viii amount to her ORR
ginal first cost.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-10

Montreal letters speak of numerous and continual
failures in that city We hear of one house which
made $4,000 in flour last year, which has since fail
ed and is SIS, 600 worse than nothing.
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The following is an extract from letter
written by gentleman in kentucky to gen
ieman in New York, who has permitted us to
copy it.
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From the Indiana State Sentinel
POSTMASTER AT RUSHVILLE.

We are gratifed 10 learn that Joseph Hamilton,
sterling Democrat, has been appointed Postmaster
Rushville, vice II. a. Matthews, deceased.
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BY the following extract it will be seen that
the late demonstration at Faneuil Hall is
working.
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Bleeding at The Nose.-Mr. Negrier states that the
hemorrhage may be almost simultaneously checked
by raising the arm on the side that Of the
nostril from which the blood flows.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-10

The Queen Of England is declare to be again in
the way Of increasing the Royal family
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.

ROBERT b. SEMPLE, Receiver Of Public Moneys at
Tallahassee, Florida, vice Henry Washington, re-
signed.
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~ THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BIZ uNIrr-M Hos-EssENrIALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARrY.-Augtlstin.
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LET IT STAND, NOW AND FOREVER.

We, the undersigned voters of Fayette county, be-
ing not only satisfied but highly pleased with the Con-
stitution of the United States; having undated
yerence for the patriotism of the sages who formed,
and undiminished confidence in the wisdom of the
checks and balances secured by the Great Charter of
our liberties being utterly opposed to the abrogation
ment will be Frustrated by the Legislative, and mi
norty of the people Of this Union placed at the
cy of an uncontrolled majority; being opposed to the
late Bankrupt law passed by Congress and being in
favor OF a sound uniform currency and the regua-
ton of exchanges, which we think at this time can
be materially aided 10y well guided Exchequer, do
organize and form ourselves into association to be
called the CONSTITUTION CLUB FAYETTE CouN-
typ
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-10

By the President
FLETCHER WEBSTER, Acting Secretary Of State.
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The following letter from the Hon. George
H. Profit will be read with much interest by
the many friends of that gentleman; and we
commend to the attention Of all, the facts which
he adduces, and which, as he says and we all
know, he can prove.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-10
THE GLOBE-THE PRESIDENT-THE
EXCHEQUER.
We copy the following from the Kenlucl
Y conan, Democratic paper.
CONSTITUTION CLUB.

We copy the following from the Kentucky
Yeoman, Democratic paper
CONSTITUTION CLUB.
While the Clay-whigs are securing the bonds of
their party hacks, well as many honest followers,
that they will vote for that gentleman for the next
Presidency irrespective Of any principle he may pre-
sent 10 their consideration il cheering to the friends
of free Government that many OF the party will not
submit to be thus bound to his The opposition
Cay-whigs in Fayetie county, few weeks since
formed Clay Club, and as usual called upon their
party to pledge themselves in favor of Mr. Clay
by signing Clay pledge We learn that it was ra.
Their an up hill business and for several days but few
signatures obtained. In the time, some
of those who have heretofore acted with the party
while they believed II was actuaed by principles not
nimical TO the best interests Of the Government, pro-
posed to establish I" Constitution Club" the objects
Of which briefly and pertinently portrayed in the
declarations Of principles which follow. 1t is said
about two hundred Immediately joined the Club ;
some of whom are Democrats, and that they TO
have their first public meeting in Lexington, on Fri
day. Ii is also said that General NlcCalla Will deli
yer an address the occasion against the Bankrupt
law Samuel Brown, Esq, devoted Harrison man
two years ago, will deliver address the Veto
power, and Robert Wickie, jr, Esq, or his father,
both of whom well known having aided as
much by their and their influence in electing
General Harrison, as any other individuals in Ken
lucky, will deliver an address on the Exchequer ques
ton. The Exchequer question is the only one about
the propr ETY. of which we have any doubts, and it
may be, that if we are obliged TO have regulator of
exchanges, this will yet be approved by the people
and their Representatives compromise measure
in the currency question Whenit was first propos-
ed there were many persons of both political parties
who believed it might serve good purpose and the
plan may DC perfected as to meet the wishes Of
large majority of the people. At any rate there is
much to admire and approve in the plan of forming
" Constitution Cubs,' and we shall have fears for
the permanency of our institutions or the stability Of
our Government, so long as parties based upon
the immutable foundation OF our great Charter of
political rights.
We should like TO see Constitution Clubs formed in
other counties, as rail- wing points for those honest
Wings who are not disposed to follow Mr. Clay in
his war upon the Constitution, well upon
ry great interest Of the country.
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-08

Al Rules holden IN The CLERK tliae ef the irsna
Slllperior Conrt nf .Rw and Chacsfs fsIr faIersas
!, CparS, The frstiStorgsy ii August. ik42s
JesslL ShsrEiter ELsrxrfrr
AGAINST #
Charlie d Hsnks, Siasissi difats eadt Ksstsr TbOH
As parlaers, trading andsr tks nesas aEl Ill Il
CD Henks {. ca. Bsniat.in Fora lila Efsid
Sagasr partners trIling tasgF ia Il IN and stf#
Of Fgrd'and Snyder Dapfsf SasdsY As Ais o,rH
right ana ITaiiaat C. Ubtkiagtoa aaP. Ra9ss,.
HEhlsr, Trasisfs DEFExpASrs.
IN, cH47.N-cERK III
x EsME defendants, Charles p FiqnkS, samuel
Henks, 4 keFtsF bomasynol hayngs entered
their appearance and acknowledgements ID
the act Of assembly and the rggies af this court
aad il apPeariagfbs satisfactory esidsnce that
they are nodinhabtluts Of ihis eou6trI. h Is, Jrl
fdfrsd. That the said attendants sn :anAeaf hers
90 the fourth day Or the nexss tern. snd snsw !
tas -5th'of the PtslatiHi and that 4 copy bT this
order be forthwith Inserted ii sonaa III wspaper
published IN CharIesiown, for twogspdntlts sues
eessiyely, ard posted Ii the froatBdoo pi It'd
courthouse in The said1town IF Chhrlestown,
4 Copy+-Teste, II
\ n i. BRoWN,Golsrk.
Aur ~ 1910 H tf s$ III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-08
NEW DRUG STORE
AT q ARPHns.TERRY.

eENHE subscriber has opened Drug store al
! theAOld stand formerly occupied By F. w.
Springer, and siss just received and opened a
gsperai sssGrt@tat Of
\ Drugs, hqiats, and Dye Stufs,
whieN are f-eshtsnd good, and win be sold as
ehespNifnot cheaper, than can be bought in
the place, Tor cifh.
g7-Allor1ers will be punctuaIly attended to,
and persoas accommodated either night or day,
Ok aiIauy hour, b calling on
AUGUSTUS NJ CRIDLER.
Harpers- Ferry, Juis 81. ls42
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-08
Keep Il before sfhe People !,
fefiafs, u, arsi ~ Talti.tal.e !.

III d
A III persons IN want d BARGAINS are re-
\ n specifuiiy requested 10 call and exaiaine
The New Stock Of Coos jusg received At the
store or the uaJefs gnedg We respectfufl4 in
vte The attention 81 our 6 lends and the public
geRerally, 20 The following sftIcIes as a small
part of our assortment
DRY GOODS:
Cambria, Iacopei. Swiss Null, Book Muslia,
Tartan and India Muslins,
Black and Blue Black si!ss,
Light PLAN and Figured DO.
Sarsinstls or al eolors,
Colored Grape. Threid and Lisle Edgiags,
lnsertings, Lsdies'faneS SILK Crsvats.
ladies' and Gehtlemen,s gloves Of all kinds,
Cotton and ilk'Hosiery,k
French BoHibszine, n
Brown ma Rtsck Muslinsof every description,
Cotton Chain ali hAmbers,
British. Fteneb~and AmeHcap Prints,
Umbrellas ind Pafas0ls !
Mantheste and Z aEIian Ginghsms,
An EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT Or
Ribbons, Corded ADD Victoria Skirts.
Cotton and linen Driips. Gtmboons, jeans,
Summer snd Fall t:assmsrss Thibet Cloths,
Merno yestlts, Pocket ald Dress, HRS
Silk ard Tabby Velvet .@bpown bt,k Hollands
Linen Cambrie d., Hsmstich do, h
Linen Shsetiqg, Sc. sc,
d GROCERIES. 4if
Best Sugar House Molssses, Orleans dol
Best Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar,
strong Vinegar, Bacon, stice,
Java Ind Rio Coffee, Chocolate, PepperI
Allspte, Salt. shad. Herring, IN
Imperial, Young Hyson and Black Teas,
Sperm and Fish Oil, ae y
Sperm, Mould and Dipped Candles, SC.
HARDH.4RE, Sc. +.
Saddlery Of various kinds, ffn
CARPENTERS Tools, Locks Of all.kinds
Knives aid Forks, Carving Knives Pen do. IL
German Silver, and other SPOONS,
Chimney Hooks, Traee and Halter Chains,
IShoycls and ToEgs. Tea ketties, Preserving do
Nails. Brads, Shoe Tacks,
Coffee Mills, sad Iro1s, SC.
TN HITS 81 SHOES.
Russia, Silk and se3yer Hats, Ileghornldo
GentIemens' city made coarse and1fn Boots,
/ !" Pegged honloss aud Brogans,
Boys coarse and fnelSh6es, tE
Ladies Slippers, Misses Shoes and Booiees,
ChiIarens Bodies, sEd 40 kIe ties, SC.
QUEE.NSIElRE and Glass,
OF al kinds, and namberof miscellaneous ar
tticles. allIof which are offered at very reduced
prices, i G. w. HOLLAND.
HarPers-Ferry. Aug. 4, 1872
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-08
IN CUAMERY

IN CHANCERY.
rTlHE defendant. Joseph HOLMAN, not having
= entered bis appearance, and given security
accordingto the act Of assembly and the rules
OF this court and Il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an iIlhabi,ant Of this
country I'll ifordsrsd, That he said defendant
do appear here ION the FIRST day Of the next
term, and answer, the bill OF the plaintiff; and
that copy Of lhisoleer be forthwlth inserted
in some new spaper published in Chsrlestown,
for two mouths successively, and posted at the
front door Of The courthouse in the said town
Of Charlesto4n.
"a copy-Tssts-A .
ROBERT T.N BROWN, Cle,k.
A,o,,Sf lao
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-08
March "a, 1912.
Unitesl states District Court,

w New District of IS,giaia, Stanton,
LEN BANK RUPTCY.
NtrbTicE to cfeliiors and al Others con-
H4N eernea in interest, 70 show cause against
the Petition Of
No lF9-samuea Gibsea. of Jefferson county,
fot discharge from all his debts and certi6-
Elats thereof, on Monaay The 80 day Of October,
1852
M. 242- RigaieF Letering ,of Jefferson conn-
tytsfor 4 discharge fran all MS debts and GER
iiicale lhersof, % Monday the 3D. day Of 0cto-
Iber, ls42.
No. 2s6--Joseph o. johnson, Of Jefferson
lcounty, for adischarge from all his debts and a
certificate thereof, on Monday the Sd day of.oc-
tober, ls42
No ss7-charles Griffith, Of Jefferson coun-
w for discharge from 81 his dsbts and GER
lfeate thereof, on Monday ihe Sd day Of octo-
ber, 1912.
10. 2s8- Robert II. Bru2, Of Jefferson coun-
~, for b discharge from al his debts and Ger.
Htiheate thereof, on Monday The 80 day Of ociO-
Der, I842.
M. 289 Jerome b. Young, Of Jefferson
TcounLy. for d discharge from all his debts aud q
Icertlhcate thereof, on Monday the Sd day of OF.
lftobef, 1892.
H No 800 Joseph Lenex &c Jefferson county,
lIfor discharge from al lliSdebts and a certif-
cate ,here6f. on Monday the Sd day Of October,
II S42 II
l No. 29l--lohn Dnke. or Jefferson county. for
fa isisehafge ffomfaIis1is d16i4 and a oeriihcate
Ithfrsof, on Monday tue Sd day Of October,
ihsla
\ Np. 299- Beniainin Werfzel. es Jefferson
County FIR discharge from ai his debts and d
iferutieate thereof, % Mopday the 30 day Of
E0eiooeT ls42
n 20 a93-Charaes sIsteysoF Jefferson county,
fora discharge from ali his dabts aud cerlif-
Hcets thereof, on Monday the 81 day Of October,
\ l342
Il TEsrE,
| NIGH KA.TRoUT,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-08

Sixteen and Scriy.-An eloquent mod,
ern writer observes, that "men look back
aud laugh over the loves and SORROWS OF
their boyhood. and elderly ladies' believe
ihatthose are the days Of unmixed hanrif
ness. There Is indeed bloom and pu.
rity 70 early joys, which no after pleasure
can rival, 90 after prosperity revive hpl
they have htlle practical knowledge 81 hu.
mannature. whoithink the paagI less keen.
the dfanght less bitter. al sixteen than al
sixty"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-08

- q "a h0LIaNnE

=. 9 = HoLL-aHDE
HAVE iaken de Siare Room ers.rlv eoe,-
II lpsedtyJ = aobipson, ccFnir 81 Hieh
and Shenandoah Streets, Hsrpers.Ferrys add
have just reessvs4 itsl large asssftmsssof
Spring & Summer Goods,
which they efIer % he public Il wy rsa.ieed
prieek.
Having an Agent y Biisimoss ii All times.
frSml WHOM thes arc week sJfsesisint Goods.
tkey hre abe 70 buy Esd sell Al least - elre.p.
II not cheaper thsn & ,hat other store n Jeaer-
soa. The assortnentbs general, consisting az
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardscare. Ckiho
Glass and Qrsflsssrare, Hats.
Boots, Sloks, SC. Sc.
They respectfully reaatsiIh public. generally.
q. call and eKeraine their stock before purchas-
ing elsewhere. W
a7LAH kinds Of cosnsts Produce receifed in
exchahge for gqsds Al essh prices.
HsFPers-Ferry April p. 1s4a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-08

HAVING etsetsd az e1fens1ss bsilding 81
IN ne Mosih 81 1ulistin. on : good Ioeation.
uHhsfhs bstt patsf poser 10 Virginia FOX the
plttp6<F fblfne 81 stream that j never iaiur-
Cd b. ff-shet, r. o. drouskl.} ne will sooa
have - apsrsss9a very snpeTipr WOOL
LEN EsTABLTsHnnEET. % Be Con-
daeied b WILLIAM LOBE uhder ne name
aad arm o. JOSH & CO.. WeexPeet 70 have
our cardisg Maehias ready 70 card Rolls for
toastry easfdsn befHeen he ~ and l5th Jane.
snd Is 81 fsEix prepared betreea The lst snd
issh I,aJ, Tor notwithstanding Wool N ali lis
branches, such Is
CIsihs, CassEnsiks, Fulled and Plaid
Liaseys, {lnnaefs, Blankets, SC.
Our Iashiaery u u : superior order. sns yin
eopsist II ihe lafsst in profed Cardtng Machines,
clothed with = good Cards as can be seteeied
IL The Tinted Ststes-ora Of he best and latest
inipro,s1 SpinuaEE Maehsnes y 18th goo spineles;
ana The latest lhgrortd Power Looms, mapu-
fsc,afe5 BY > Esna who stands higher II the -
tinisiinn or manufacturers, for the workmanship
ant durability ufhis looms, than any. one ID thss
country
The Whole esss6lisbneni is 10 be conducted
BY On ~expefisrHed workman, who has ample
sessimor ais f 4is qualifications
Prom the iocxiisp Of ihe Factory, with = cpn-
slant supply Of Ester, add the fact that no TX
pehse has heeDtspared 10 procure machinery
and materials oflihe best quality, we have SOME
reasos g dstler oarselVss ths,.ws can turn put
Is good articles Is any establishment N the Wal
tes. and hope thereby 70 give Gull satisfaction
III j Il WHO Easy givs Is 4 CT for manufactured
goods, 81 fsySF u Fith their work.
narffisnds In LoasoIn win readily sppreei-
ate ne sdTarlsges 81 this Establishment. II Is
about 4 aHe ah9pe the Shannqb9ale Ferry, Ind
a Rop5 y ABOUT 20 be opened from the latter
point alodg he River to the Rocks Ferry
We VIII eseaaase. Goods for Wool on the
most accommodating terms, and purchase Wool
FER cash when III eperatioh-
JOHN KABLE,
WM. K.JENKlNS. /,
DAVID JOHNSTON,
WILLiAM-JoBE. n
Ma IL 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-08
Tl2D q BIi. ISIS FO LI.A'DRI Z.

-Haeltsaernasiag 8 Rlacksasithiag.
FH'SHE Subscriber San esatinaes the shove
ha.sfaess Il his shoa asar The De9otof The
Wmehesler and Posonise Railroad Company
aflete Is Is prepared . exseate an orders ii
hls llner asith despatch Saving large asscrt-
Hleef If Patterns sli,atas too Merchant, EGfiss
snd Saa NILS and Tl,reshsng Machines lie
also maungaciares Stsam Enghes. Corn and
s'oh tsfushers ana Gransssfs, Cutting Boxes
raSter Breakers. Corn 81 tSrrs. &s4
TO rTExsLERs: !,
The skFAscfiber hasiStg settred irs interest IL
iolsAsosEK approved SntuisNachine, lii The coan-
! tics III jefferson, Frsdsf Ok BERKELEY. Morgan.
AapftAt5e, Hardy, { lsrke,E .opdogn, FsH1aeF.
KappaAhaaaek, saenaaAorhs Rock ihgh han, " al.
fep, hage. ard Roekbtfiss, 8 now maa1Iacts-
rtnsf sAsf highly aapFoNed npehlue al reduced
price, rs has stood ehk test, aud has surpassed
astefhef asaeaires for esfeeldsiy cleansing grain
/ 20 sarlle, smnt, and other impurities. II re-
afAe Alnd less onlssr 10 10 the same work
tntE n Fer iilachires npsta use, asd i Warrant
"a u perform weller aoisa1e
Healta mgaafartures ana keeps eonyfantiy On
haRd, RhidwiE's approved Corn and Cob Crush
erapd Grinsier. This n8aehae issmow ID use.
alia glgss general sstisfaetioR, saving much ID
esal0g sleek, aud i easily attached ID water OF
aoFselp4Nefsof threshirEsaaAAines
FEe alto aiaaufaeturesAy bodcoek.s Self-Shsrp-
eHEhg PBolIghs. There aFsnow number in use.
and sres-RseR up The bigh.serutation they have
acquired inokaer places. ssoving great saving
-te The semer, These pIssghs are warranted 10
perfpfmI we'll, Or no SAFE
I. FAreshiag Mschne Castings, Mould Boards,
FanWhkeiss and Wagon Boxes constantly on
hand wholesale or reiaiEi
Aflirst rae twelve hprse 4ower Engine. with
4.Is "a - s "A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-08

MSrsr DIsrlffsssl % AND lfElAEgtiz<iza -
lING OCCURRENCE. #c

tAt
We have rarely beea more deeply pain.
eA.,han " were al the I6l4lian Of The ea-
X suasiy sc are asaat 70 recoE9i which topk
glsee, ia our own caaniy on SandsY Iasi.
A.,n he vicinity al Bro EnsbuTg. "A man
Nv the name Of Reit bllcksniss and
,s,yerseer 1or Mrs. slcBfides Who has befa
for sone tine past, We hslesre safnteled
Of insznitv, commenoea on. Sunday moFn-
ING wefk Of distraction al which The
Imagination teeoiis viihhoror, EEs pick.
Cd ap onesol lis chsldfeo, and-h4sainE il
I lby The feet smashed is scuIl agsiass lhe
" bednost aud lnfew il over high porch,
sai 81 tie housas be also mausl ft a4o-
tAer very severely; We hare not heara
yeEwhsiher they Ire dives bis ~ he
nextNaitacked. she Died aaA alarmed ifsi
!, nsishbofs. sSevsfapcame sat aiseaaPseA
% take him he Nts aTmed With J bar b
/ iron, with, which be struck d9Nh q Mr.
stuart anA next attacking CnFf. jams.
McChesneyNhe struck him4an lhs bead
and bronzh Nm 70 We G91Fl iMhere BE-
continued % beAt him. until his s9allWai
broken. In VA, then With great Hlfirul.
~ taken and con6hed. Mr. McGhesney
No are told g9i d and walked u ths
I spring AMI washed HIMSELF BIZ wss asked
ii he was seriously huft he replied, ihal
be did not know 3 iitiek was brought tc
convey him home vhers\ he died apou
4 clock on the same dsyA Capt; Nc,
Chesney has iefl5a wife. with hrke fani
" and numerous friends and aealsintan-
ces, 70 mourn over bis sudden andSdisiress
ing death. The author Of ibis blobdy ira
gedy il NOW eonfiaed 10 our jail. MP II
Lexington Va Ga=sRt
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VIRGINIA, 10 wtf:I

Al Rules holden in The cleFkIs Ioai5ca Of the
Circuit superior Court Of Jaw md Ghanccry
the 6r>t Monday ID Aqggst1ls42:
Nathaniel ~ Manning PLAINTlRE,
4. AGAINST #I3 /
Samuel Nc Pherso1 Benja,,i,l FoFd asll Danidl
Snyder, partners, Trading under theSfsqnis as,g
slgis Of Ford 4 Shgd.t Dmi,l Sn III, in iii
eicn right ana itiRiErm o. WoriLalstoa anR
.ftldrefo HtsHief, Trustees DEEEaDASTss
~ CH.a.NCERY Et45 6
'EtHE defendant, sam'l Mcpherson noth having
entered his appearance and Slyeheecurits
aeeorims 10 the Actof Assembly Handt fe rulea
81 thts court; andit appeArinys pN satisfactory
evldsRce that he il net al inhabitaht ~ thit
5couutTy:. II is ort.rff+ That the sai4 Defendant
To appear here on the fourth aas bfB tine mesh
term, and answer the bill BIZ the paiplitf; and
thst a7rorY Of this order bs fofttata asserted
4 some ney paper published in Ehaflesto y 81,
FOR twg months sucdessigely, and posledat he
front door Of the Courthouse in'ihe Sale tow
,of Chaflestown,
a Capy-Teste, 8NF
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