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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

DEsrnrcTIvE FIRE IN WiscnEsTEn va.-Upon the
way bill from Winchester, received last night
following endorse ment-"Awfn FIRE here-ja,l bura,
and other buildings on e."-Balt. San.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

In The United States Court for the Eastern District Virginia
Friday, 2nd December 1882:
the Of the following persons have been dec
Bankrupts 10 w Alexander Giant Mordecai b. Sweeney
James H. WaRi and Charles $. Morgan, inventories tie
said Bankrupts containing shares Of certain Stocks and
cases Of the following other who declared
Bankrupts to wits Henry Benson, Jease L. Ba.rowes John
Crowley Peter g. Cosby, Levi Dedersr Ezekiel Hynea,
Alexander Grant William Gc John Gregory William How.
lett John w. Hines John A. liudgns Thomas Jordan John
Mo,by David w. Moore, Colin Ncae George Merriam James
McCabe, John Mcconnell William II. Nuckols A. G. Oliver.
Moses Preston, John Poynor John H. Payne
Nathaniel Wheat George White, Nathan w. Walton EiIra.
Workman and William Watson, the
containing cams and In order that there may speedy
Element md close Of the proceedings the said
necessary TO reduce the said stocks and claims
as practicable; and being manifest regards
the said that the be reduced Tie
ordinary mode in which claims collected the
the General Assignee after publishing copy Of ORDER wi
notice subioned Of the time and place OF sale in
newspapers published in the city Of Richmond week fl
three months do proceed SELL by suction the pe
that can be got Tor the the shares Of lie
OF tho four hrs and the Claims ne
inventories OF the sad other cases, with exception
such cases as cause TO the contrary may c
any interested before expiration of the said perez
OF six month";. ACopy-Teste,
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
Notice by the General .9ssiynss
The sale directed BY the going order take pas oa ns
n day OF May lS43 In front Of tho G the a
United States Court, In city Richmond wiz cmnsocs
at 10 O'clock EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Gee. Assignee.
| Jan. 81 s4-a.m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

EN- DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost, on the 9th Of Deeem.e,
dencc near The Old Church. Hanover my Pocket Book con
ing OF value to hut other person. Iuch d
accounts &c The Book old red one and had no n
10 H. he above reward III be paid any person who WI
JOHN PATE,
Jan 81 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

FOR RENT-My Store House Mount Pleasant, in spoi'
vana county, Is present unoccuped Il in rate r.
pain for The reception Of Goods. Il Is situated in healthy
my and popuous neghborhood and good stand. Any f
eman wishing 10 engage In the mercantile business the coz
yone that will sell at regular and fair pricesean 90 ga
tended TO.
o. L. CHEWING, P NJ a, Mount Pleasant, y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

ITO ZACHARfAH GOODMAN and THOMAS l. GoobMt..
Esqe:-Take notice, that SHALL Friday ID d1 :"
March, s43 between the hours OF G, 81, ard P. NJ Ne
Store house Of Palmore Daniel in Cumberland county VIZ.
take the dispositions of Eppa H@bon Richard y Blse
Nathaniel Osborne, Thomas Isbe others 10 be e'
denes 10 suit now The creu Superior Court Of LAW
Goodman plaintiff and Thomas l. Goodman and Others &C.
PENDANTS. THE TRUSTEES
Farmyie, Ian. 81, ls43. si-wi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

Saturday, January %.
The Senate did not sit to-day, having adjourned over
TO Monday.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26
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brutal vIndlctIveness OH the past of a 2or-
ton If our citizens, are said to have rn-
ed The groundwork Of this charge. + so.
'here can BE- IrIe douos 'blt j. Smith w1lI
tscane from this hsw attack upon him, "a d
torrF6v obtain sill greater popularity VIII
hIsfoliowers. IL This afFiir. The Morno, 5
We're more >inned agaiustlhln sinur5g. a,
regard torthe chrrac,er oithe State <ho1td
lead Us 10 say as little about it as ross be.
The lndctmtn ut is recent che. nrocur,d,
It is said, sometime last month, and Ibis
Circumstance induces us to be;irve lha,
her are other motives has ades:re to SEQ
Justice administered upon 10 Smnh, at be
bottom of IA proceeding which lfin<ttu.ed
tall. should have commenced years ago.
81. Louis Nttc Era. ... -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
From the Liberstor.
Awful Ira gedy CASA slave Murdered

From the Liberator.
Awful Ira gedy :s-A slave Mardered::
Nix. EDIToR:
In conversation with a gentleman from
Petersburg, Virginia, he gave me the fol-
lowing account, WIKI a r,qltst tia. his
name should b. Withheld:
A Mr.. Mlntree, (nas'er mason,) OF
Prtersb lIg, had IN his employ slave
man be onglng 10 Mr.. Ha,inburg. The
moor slave had been in the hlb of run
ny of: he was told by Alintrce that if
la ever rau away ffom MIN thar he would
KILL him l. WAS not long before the
slave took il into his bead 10 run OIL an !,
If possible, get 10 the FREE Safes he
was. no ytver, Ovrrtaken 10y The MAINLY
rNAs, AMI returned to his employer.
I Mnlrer lied hlm down in his bar", pro-
vllt'd hiusejf with THREE new cJWAideS,
and cave HIM about EIGHT huGd, ed lash
Iesl lie washed thu Suffrilg victim IN
sal and water --af erwArdS gave the poor
4 fellow SYRINGE OF cAYENE PEPPER =!
and released hi in. SOoh after his release,
he wenl to a pond Of waer (such was his
thirst from the Effects Of The syringe o.
cayene pepperl aud drank nearly hall
gallon OF wa.er. Mlolree, not satisfied
with the torturcs already inflicted upon
his viclim, secured him again, aud logged
him ill the poor fellow became sensrleSs.
He died IN ABOUT Two hours alter. Mn.
Tree threw the dead billy 10 the yard thal
nigh', aud in the morning, put II III box,
ami buried II.
MIR. Ha,inblrg having heard OF the ig.
nom;uious deIh Of his ave, tad the cru
FL monster arrested. The civil nUlboriues
h ID the boIy diSin'errcd aud held al in
q .est, assisted bv seyefai physicians, who
held a post M 'rlem examination over the
body. Verdict Of The jury that the slave
came to his dtath BY ihe hands oil Mini
uee. his employer. He Is now beng
tried Tor wilful murder.
This awful event took place about tht
last OF June. am informed By the gen
, ileman that none Of the papers IN Peters
: burg published or noticed the affair.
!; WIN. p. POWELL.
f Boston, July Ia, ls43.
9 MuRDER r Bilbon, respectable
n citizen oil Jackson county, Mississippi, wa
ic murdered on The 9Th nllu,o, BY his Owl
a negro boy, aged about l3. The blow
ID was inflicted by the negro with hoe, up
20 ON The back part OF the head. The DO.
=. = was commilled TO iail.-PaHlding Missis
- sipi Amsriean
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26

TO IL by appeals to book, the authority oil
which over any other book, he prelends not
TO prove or even call in question. held
conversation with several of the brethren,
but found that most Of them after making a
few sweeping denuncialions started of with
out waiting for reply. found many big
OTIS among them, but also some of those heal
ing spirits who are truly the" light Of The
world" Is il not very ridiculous 10 behold
those who profess TO believe that such an
event will take place at some time, ridlculing
those who prophesy Chrisrs second advent
this year7 Christians generally have set
the Greenland how long a step is il from
that TO setting the time? There is but one
cure for Mllerism and lis kindred decisions.
Demand truth for dnthtriy, and be mol so
ready TO receive authority for truth. Re-
cieve not tae statements Of book, as supe-
rior TO sound reason and fact, and then shall
the ace Of Superstition be past, and Reason
shall assume the throne which has been
uSurped by this foe 20 Humanity.
Yours, for freedom from all error,
E. G. B.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26
July, &c 1s43.

lcion contrary TO his conscience. Say
no more against Blue Laws and Purfanlc
Intolerance. Well has Jeremy Bentham
said In the present state ofthines, there
is really no law bot what BY cruel abuse
OF language is called The law, is no better
than one immense and everlasting snare /;
q field covered on its whole surface with
spring guns and meu.traps, without so
much us board TO warn the passenger Of
The destruction to which he is doomed.
Justice the pretence; pillage the Object ;
mrndacily the means. Every thing is
sham but the iniquity Of the plIage."
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26

Distressing state # Tie Uaiur5iy at
OlfJrd.-The article under this head, com
mencinc on the first page, is copied from the
Vermont freeman. Whether its starement
Of facts be exaggerated, OF within the Bounds
of sober truth aud reality, il presents a state
Of things TO which The priesthood system
tends, and al which il must every where ar
rive, except it be exposed.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26
A NuT FOR NoN-REsIsTANTs.-Tw

A NUT FOR NoN-REsISTANTs.-Two
travellers were wayaid by il robber.
They felt that, united, they we're strong
er than he aud learlessy pursued their
Journey. As they walked on together,
,hey discussed The manner In which they
should pass him. The one said, Il will
arm myself, and if hp ventureS an attack,
| will repeI Iorce with force y the her
siid, No, not 50, let US rrason with HIM"
Doubtless both plans were very well
mpaut; but they could nc! do less than
lqulrrel. The robher heard their dispute,
AID attacked the armed man, whose COM
panon would render him 10 assistance.
Singly, the traveller was no match torthr
robber, and. though he CALAMITY defended
himself, and severely wounded his as
salant, he was nj last slain. 'fnt robber
then tuEned upon the man cf peace. and
stabbed him 70 the neart.-Iarestigator.
Such supposi,ious and fclions may in
crease odium, strengthen prejudice, aud.
10 some extent, stay the progress Of reform
But they are more betting a prostitute,
purb'ind priesthood, than p'ofesseG friends
flee inquiry. Give US facts aud reasons,
friend. j, instead Of such lrealmeut. Show
Us that praclic,d love aud good will is not
the lrne philosophy Of human redemption.
And then show US what h. true phIloso'
ply is.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26

18Th, papers going South, East and
West, were hindereI twenty four hours last
week, by the press 5leakipg at the com,
# inside impressions.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26

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u 7 Z D.
In This village, on the oath inst, at the resi-
dence Of c. ". Conant, Joseph Church, aged 27.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-06
WHEELING DAILY TIMES.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. G, 1913.
FoR President III 1874.
I'll T. ~ Il n T. T. A ".
For WICK PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS, OF MASSACHUSETTS,

In kendul's EKPOsIIOs the people who elected
Gen. Harrison President Of tho United States are
thus spoken of:-"A Wing organization ia Con.
gress. ramiLad into every county and town by
means Of funds raised among themselves and
throughout The Union. il not in part from foreign
bondhOlders. aud by the abuse fIher official franks
inundated every nook and Gunner Of the country
with rivers and oceans of aritu misrepresentation.
bold hlschood, and eloquent denuncinlion. Vas,
assemblages. madened by liquor, and Infatuated by
songs by rawlings called spe ches aud by senseless
yellngs sent forth their weldrled thousands. each
as IT with torch from hell. To kindle Gre To the
Furles upon the altar Of every log cabin and light
uP flame upon every stump. And the orgies OF
The canvass were oonsummaIed by perjuries and
frauds at which the mind still shudders"
This is the language OF the Van Buren, party. I
ask II such insoience is 10 be longer bore3 Ifn is
then say that they who elected Harrison are wor.
thy 10 be slares-aye and To be the slaves Of loco
focOs. or
The above quotation not only expresses the views
OF Kendall, hut coming from the loco foco commit.
lee OF the District Of Columbia signed by many 9th.
er leading Ten besides Kendall seems to convey the
opinions Of the Van Buren, party.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-06
PALACE OE POPES

The palace Of the Pope is a gigantic
and massive pile, in some Of its sections
Two, and in others three stories brob.
stretching IN long fasade upon a wide
street, about midway in the elevation
OF The rock above the general level Of
the cry. The exterior presents little
architectural ornament beyond that Of
It's proportions, heavy cornices and state.
~ baitlementsj and the interior is 0 de-
Hold Of interest; as to be appropriated.
ID one'end, TO prison, and in the other.
10 Dai racks for troops quartered here.
he grated windows Of the oae-ore.
senting here and there the pale and
haggard TEXTURES Of crimnal-and the
4augh and the meriment, the ribaIdrv
ana song, echoiog from the walls Of the
other, az accorded with Imagination of
ats Pontlical splendor in the fourteenth
century-but Il history speaks truly the
MORAL IN the passing scene, though more
gross in it Developments, can scarce
De more IIceniious "a the real character
tban that Of the exhibitions which then
disgraced the saloons Of the Pore
What a terrible picture does Petfarch-
himself canon, prebend and an arch.
deacon IN the Church Of Rome, and
once appointed Apostolic Secretary
what picture does ne draw Of the mo.
rails and manners ofthe court oCClemen,
the Sixth.
"All that IS said Of Assyrian or Egyp.
t,an babylon, Of the four Labrynths, orI
the Avernian aud Iartarian L5kes. are
Hothlng IA comparison with this hell.
All that IS vile aud execrsbIe
IS mere assembled. There is nc cIg,, ~ !
ga, - oui OF the labrynth the only means
=. -y5S5caping IS by the influence of cold |
c IS'u p'c'hes the most savage monsters. !
s'l'. 'ns hardest hearts, even that oil
1ea'e" l ior' to say all IN one word. even
Jesus Ch"s' Is here sold ror gold.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-06

Sd. That the charters Of two of the
Banks now doing business expire on
on the LIST OF January next
From these facts we make the follow.
ing Deductions:
LIST. That no capitalist will take stock
in any Bank, the charter OF which holds
the stockholders Individually liable for
all the debts OF the bank.
ID. That the five banks which, after
the 1st Of March next, are made to con.
form TO tie law ABOVE referred to, will
close bus ness on that day.
Sd. Tha: after the first Of March next
the Stale OF Ohio will have but three
banks doing business. unless new ones
are chartered by the next Legislature.
or the regulations Of the law to regulate
Banking in Ohio, are repealed.
4th. That the practical question for
the people to decide at the coming cleo
ton is whether we shall have "Banks or
no Banks. 30. S. Jour,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-06
FOR TIE TINES.


Mr. WhnrIon.-As you have 50 far turned divine n,
10 take uPon yourself the vindicalion of DR. Pusev.
against the charge ofPopery. request you 10 publish
the enclosed
fUSEflSM.--The Birmingham (England) Ad-
e'Ae'' OF recent date gives the follow ing singular
STA temeni: s
WHAT is PUSEYISM9--Tbi. is n ouos,io,
wheh has ollen been asked and almost us various
ly answered Gnhappily il is our lot tins week. =,
DC enabled TO SIMPLY less equivocal answer than
IS generally gwen. On Sunday last. The Rev ]
Moore Koman Catholic priest read to his concreqa.
Iion' IN the mass house in Bath Street. the sermon
ior preaching which DIR Pussy has been suspended:
u""' commenting on said sermon, described il as a
pure exposition Of (Roman) Catholic doctrine. We
WIN not weaken this fact by extended obser,a.
lohs. IL The broad fact itself is not sufficient TO
command attention. broad page full OF aniRadyer.
sioHS would be utterly thrown away"
we are sorry 10 say that our corre,ponJent A
does US Too much credit in suggesting our approach in
The least degree 10 the charac ter or intelligence oil
the divine We expressed but The humble opinion
u layman who may perhaps be too lalit udinarian
IN his views Of religious Isnots and NAV have nis
taken the tenor OF DR. Pusey's sermon. I'm, ma ,bo
IN The conflict of opinion is entitled to some Mace in
The ranks The above extract may be all cerrec,
and the Rev Mr. Moore may have unders,ooJ p, d
differently from what we did, as he doubles, nm.
uer''ands the language Of the inspired Paul very
Inherently from what we do and the latter is JopL,.
less more clear than DR. Pusev
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-06
LATEST NEWS.
From the New York Courier and Enquire,

,"'n 'ne View York Courier and Enquirer
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EURoPE
"e s'ed'he' Fenohscoi arrived at Boston on Thurs
uay' WIN 'ICrmaiion Of the arrival Of the British
SI 'i',safe'' Capt. Sherman, at Halifax, or
sunday we ale indebted to Harnden A. r, r.,
slips Of the Boston Mail and 10 Adams &, r. e..
package from our Boston correspondent. CONTAINING
n'eS OF London papers to The 9Th and IiyerpooI 10
the 10Th ult '0'P0'' u
~, ne news except from Spain, is unimportant -
he markets remain precisely the same ne mo ON,
as' auvices by the Great Western. The di,tg,bon.
'es ln wales stl continue.
REPEAL.--The agitation still co,t;,,,.. 90. -.
subject bpt apparently withtless violence A, ne
~ su', weekly meeting Of the Repeal Assoclation in
OuDiih on Monday, the 9Th Aupust-
MI " COnnell read a letter from the Rev AZ,
IiCCHf'hy' OF Manchester IN ybtb he CHARGED
iIofu D. Russell with opposing the desire Of C,tb'l,c
o'e,gy 70 Is" the Jails Of that town Mr. OConneIl
- 80, '''s was another proof Oft e 90 conduct NJ
''o wing party when IN power lie yyouh ,,,bo,
nave twenty Tories in power ihah one such Vybi,
rs the piihul Lord John Russell
"'' Duiiy' Of the Nation handed in SOL from vo,i.
Gus paris Of the country
mr. louneH observed that az some papers were
ateadY discussing his contemplated rIan IA, e..
o'''a'''h assembly as the next step ia the Repeal
~, e'ne'',' legged 70 say thlt he had not vet dec
'e ""ai ne plan should he; but lac pledged bir,solC
" o"ng lofWard enc that should be IN s,S;c, .cc,i
year. ~ '"o present
=, .,a"a E"'ertaiH1neaft n hs Foreign AEsisteys--
VI saturday Capt. Morgan, oT the V,cryri,. line
o" american lnerl lying ga ST. C.tharine's ID ,ct.
..' ',, gave splendid entertainment 20 disin.
81 n, pt'y who ~ere invited 20 Inspect the YES.
set Nc Lawrence, the principsl steward c,,J,ct
ca ne arrangements. Prince AJssr. hi 80.
=" Toe quarter deck and played selecti,u,
~. ''lNa and variety Of matches &c Among
H5 o,HlanY "ete the Duke AID Dschcss oC SnIb, |
|, ,', ~, iaay = Cover, Tee Belg,as Ambsss,d,r
go Ni'o'ae Wander Weysr. The Portuguese Am.
''''i'''' ana CafOness MoacyryO. tho American
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-06

"Hcre reign the successors Of poor
fishermen, who have forgot their origin.
They march covered with purple and
gold, proud of the spoils of princes and
of people. Instead Of those little boats
in which they gained their home on the
lakes Of GenneSaret, they inhabit su.
perb palaces. The nets they use arc
parchment hung with pieces Of lead
with these toey catch the innocent and
unwary, whomthey fleece and burn TO
satisfy their gluttony.
10 the most simp'e repasts have sue
ceeded the most sumOtuous ieasrs, ard
where the Apostles went on foot covered
only with sandles, one now secs inso-
lent satraps mounted on horses ornamcn-
ted with gold, and champing golden bits
They appear like the kings Of Persia or
Parthian princes to whom all were OBJ.
liged to pay alteration. Poor old fish.
erman, for whom have you laborcd?-
For whom have you cultivated the field
OF the To- ! For whom have you shed
so much Of your bloc /! Neither piery,
charity, or truth is here. God is des.
pissed, the laws trampled upon, and your
wickedness is esteemed wisIom!'--Co.
Jour. Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-06

SOMETHING WORTH KNoWING.-Hers i,
real y unnarian purag aph from The Bangor Wbig.
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