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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-18

This cause came ON 10 be heard upon the minors far
merry read aud The report of Commissioner Brown.
made pursuant to the order fife LIST day o April 1913
and VAS argaed by counsel; aud the rule made auain.
The defendant Nancy Philips, Thursday last, being
returned executed the court doth order, that the same
bc enlarged lll the next term, and that the rsnri
aforesaid be recunniued to the same conmlss ,,n.
er. before whom the court doth order that the
defendant Nancy Philips and James Powell. the
present trustee, do Ten1er an OF the value
f''"y a'u 'lla'i'y OF The trust estate, well as the
ahhua value fe' Is and pruhls and what disposition has
oeen MADE OF the same aud particularly Of the bonds Tor
me 'as ana present years hires ol The negroes nd rents
OF The land IN The bill and proceedings mentiued wb,ch
accounts me SAID commissioner is directed to examine
aI e'it, ana make report to the court with any
matters specially stated deemed pertinpn by h,,y'i
VI required by The parties TO be stated Aud the sand
'npssi'nef Is authorized 10 examine the said trustees
upon 'nerr'saioFtes touching the subject matter OF The
'"'o accounts Cnpy--Tes,e,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-18

family medicine it is unequall d. and all DOW AL,
in removing bilious aid othsr complaints arising i'm
the dcrsng OF the alimenary ducts, und in purf
the blood 1t is certain The OF the deies.s
plants incident Ia females grateful to the taste aroms
the SMELL aud and at the time gentle in its oa
ten, yet elcaeious that female -ht be wnh
great BOOM left them by its venerable di,coy aud WIZ
over thes have been Introduced, throughout the length an,
breadth ofthis widely extended country have uniformly a
invariably reccivedthe approval of the public voice
As many Of the above enumerated diseases come on IN,
percepbly and become far advanced in their progress h
tore sspe ted that they exist in the system, one s
expect in such to be at relieved enely h
should continue the Of he pills for lenp
of time. Full directions accompany each box, Tor thu @
Of the pills in ali those complaints Tor which they are
mended.
O.. Peters Pills for sale, wholesale and retail at \
York prices, by all the Druggists in Richmond, petcrsSns
and Norfolk.
For sale by DAVID II. LYMAN
JOHN ii SEAY,
lynehburg Va
Aud enquiry, will be found in every town ami vi age
in the STATE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-18

DN virtue and IN Pursuance OF decree oi The circuit
ID superior court vi law and cancev for Amherst
comfy prnnuuured On the Sth OF Drr,ber Is in the
oi Il bl. A. smiley. plantIf, anl Plzlrr, Edmuns
Christopher t. Estes ml Iird b. Sc5tI, deian
lanIS, the undersigned, appointed commissioner fr
that purp Sc will, IN the luurn Monday November
peNt, in lheiuNn OF Lovnsston, and bctre the trout
lnor of the couthlusr IN said nWn. SCH tie CHEST
nlddrr lur cash The BRIO X BUILDING IN sad toxn.
known as the Methodist Cmrrh
STERLING CLAIBORNE, Commissioner Src
Oct. Il t25N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-18

James d. Paren sherffol Pltsyivlnia, and as snci
administrator OF Joel Estes dec. surviving executor Il
Benjamin Estes der, Milton l.o.ry exor. Of Whlia
Lowry, der, John Lu~ry, Ihomas sale exor. Of Ihon
as lugwuud dec, Henry Hatcher, eXr. of llardawa
Hatcher, dec, William Estes, Els a E,ts an
Tn up Estes. D.gutans
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-18

4 L crcu,t superlor cuurt OF law and chancery con
IN tnued and held Tor the tuSn OF LynchbuTg on the
otn day nj August, 1888:
Ifpler L. Estes, Benjamn Estes. Thomas Estes
Edmund lis rs JESSE Fears and Nancy his wife, G,ogr
NJ rIon and Lucy his vie, Lansiofd, LnJwel Rucker
Sarah Ann X cner infant children ol Lucy Morton,
who by George Morton Their next friend; Reubfn
Hughes aud E.Izhelh his WIFE, William CoNhtm
ahd Selah his Mlie, John NOEL and Sarah b $ wife,
aud john Nance and Martha his vile, Plaintiffs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

The Address Of Mr.. S,u,rs hsfor. n. mari.
can Insiitule ID New York. on he ls:h iii. - !,
production of high character. and one ,hs,-well
compares viii The o,hsr predictions of tbis 80.
lienan- u was biliians efnslon, and replele
v:shsouss logical argunsss.
Virginia may well be proud Of 50 nsble ana
distinguished son as An. II. Stuart. Aad ws
dOabt not HAT 4, oas day his fame gill be
kneWn, and himself as much respected and es.
Iesned over iss Union as be nov lsir his native
Ssa'e We should like to lfans.ef IBIS speech 10
cur columns, and woulddsi'. but-abr is leagsh.
We would ib4, every man Who earns 'his brad
By The swea, Of his brow. could peruse il. Ind
then firm his Opinions as 10 The trae policy
our government should adopt, in reference %
Mechanic iniefesiS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

Irwin be seen th.tlAe Lsco majsfi,y q 1921
At The Covsfhor's slsessOa d BaIiimels has been
t.daoea 70 as. This shows Il once ihs. foul
game pas played Il he Governors election b,
The Loeofocos, aud should be ccnelnssxe esi.
deaee il mossikts and christians ef he total
dsprasiey and uari Of hoaes,y o. shss party q
he Standardization.
Although The elections are row 81 Fas' for
dis year. ne .russ that the reaeesips sna moral
porsloa Of The community will bear y mind.
hsrsaIsef. phe6 they come 10 vote, which patty
they. y nj sustain ~ hsther they will support
aud thus aid aed abel, that party which hascon-
milisa frauds 81 shs ssossest character and
blsckest dye, o. whether they viii mol Be- found
ssiIo6,ly Engaged IN ias furihsrsnes q whis
prlncipi.., sid sbus srines Al lsissiheiE 1issp.
Drcbtiion 81 fraud.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
IeEFaRsoN mn I
The following Is the result Of election held
IN ysGeron coun, y, on Monday llsl for Presi


Polls open 3days.
Each precinc.. acquitted itself with honor
and credit.
ChsIleslown did nobly, and had the polls seen
closed the frsl day the majority would have
been 63,s
Ehepherdstown, The "old Unierfdsd.f' has CO.
verrd herself with glory, nO,sSss standing the
concentration If Loco votes at that pieciuei for
The patpose q diminishing Der majority We'll
may she bs pfoudsof herself and TO her gallant
koas We would say, !, is an homer to be known as
son o. lie "old Urtefiiaed .
smithhe!e, did tetterihan The most sabguirs
Wing expectet. Greateredit is due to the mp
BILE Wings who SO yahanily commended against
Superior forces. They have made breach 10
The ensmys fspk-may,lhsy widen il I!
Harpen.Fefry. I The Wings Of Har?srs- Fer,
~ Sre true as stee Nothing daunted The. en-
! Tered ne, contest with a strong purpose # do
ingIlher duty, and ealianly haseIhey sustained
themselves in tho contest They had all 10 con-
tend against. Yet they have achieved a victory
!, 10 The 6ghf, and meritihe ;habks Of theft Wing
brethren Of The county generally.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07


The following remarkable case is rela-
ted in letter from Brescia (Fenilian Lon
bsrdyl gath uliimo. In 1924 there died
A. Brescia an unmarried man named Del.
lacroce, leaving fortune 100000 livfes
(about $50, 000Fr) BY will, declaring
that bis executors were for 30 years 10 add
The interest TO the capital. and then to dis:
pose .! lbe latter according h sealed CO.
diell. 10 be opened at that tiGNN The 90
years having expires, The executors open
ID the codicil and found By itthat The les
tator bequearhed 200 geo lvrds 10 chaIiia-
die institutions in Brescia and Milan /;
400 600 livres % natural daughter By a
female named F-;an Inc remainder OF
Ills property TO natural son by another
female. The executors having made in
quiry for the legalee and the hen, discov-
cred that they had been married 10 each
other.since the year 1871 having been ig-
ncrant oftheir guiniiy. They have
been separated by order Of the authorities.
and the female has retired 10 a convent.
fortunately they have no children. Tbs
documents connected with this affair have
been laid before The Court Of Rome. and
il is expected that The marriage will be
annu!led.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
CONNECTICUT
SAFE FOR CK.aI.
collilecffrmt ETerfIol,.


corrsspendsnss orthe Bais. Ansrican.
fnlApEIrHA, Nov 5. P. 81
TIE WORK GOES. gR.sYELY OK
Ibave seen he New York sTtibane ex.
Era Of this Date. which gives the election
returns hom Connecticut. showiog ihs,
The Wings have carried The SIa.e by an
uuusOalsy large msjo.ily. from
95O0 TO 5000 T0TES.
New Haven county gives Gay EIec.
tors 97li mai one town 10 hear iror. 10
% make 1000. and !. gaia Of GOO since i :
pEiEe
hartford county Clay $3.50; Polk {.
1872 Wing msj 557.
FsmGeld county. l2,h disiric:. Rghis
gain I;Io, mai. SPA. 10Th district. Clay
1909. loco 1903; gain lss. maj. 200;
lib district Clay I635TL5co t5aa; maj
%.
Mid llSsex. yhig gain ia ? towns. 95.
fla New Haven. clay,s majority larger
than HarrisOh's-a gain in every town.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

There aemains some IS OF Isceussiss 10 b
heard fran. u the copniiss from vhishte insas
isgenea and authentic hare been reserved. n,
ms ..si'y fsr Pelk is abou, $500 in rsand aon
hsrs. and some tsblss make il mere. The LEGO
fseo Electoral lieksi is carried BY probably S.
ooo Of COCO majority. We shall Publish TIL
vote ia fa:l as seou as received.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

IA unfortunate cO,nbsi took Pl,ss % Tues.
day last near Pash,own, 10 Frederick County,
between Robers ". Baker. one Of Inc deputy
sheIifrs. aud ! nsn named Lehi,in which The lat
Ter was killed. Mt. Baker Al once surrendered
himself 10 magistrate, aud has given bail Cor
n appearance. before the proper nienasl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

The IRiehnoad Enquirer veniuied Iale.
IL 90 the very questionable piece Of pleas
asiry Of rubbshing an imaginary cores
poadeage be,weel. tie Hon. HEKRY CEAy
and CkssIus N. CLay-dispsrssiag 81
coarse. 10 beth genslemen. The Eaqui.
Ter, il is true. added 10 The letters noe.
avowing that they were spurious, aaa thai
they had been fabricated Tor lua. The
Naiional Iniellisencer saws. we thought il
probable al the time that The isb.icssioa
would. BY some other prints Of the party.
be converted 10 base use. and according.
u We Terceiye iha, the letters have been
inserted in some Of the Western Locofoeo
papers irifkoui its mole. So The iorgesies
are passed of a. genuine. and Will be IN /.
nocently received ss such BY thousands
Of readers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

Earthquake "a NsU York Safe.-We
learn from the Buffalo Gazsue, that a
smart shockof an earthquake was expert
enced in the western part Of N. York
State on the 22d inst, ara. NJ. Al Az
bion. tbs. con cpssion made ihe cFockeiy
dsnce aud cracked the sides Of house.
A rambling noise accompanied ihe shock
AL Batavia and Elbs theeffscts were sinh
lar 10 the latter place the shock lasted
30 seconds passing a2psrenlIy from s.
w. 10 N. w.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

The above contains reports from zss77
counties which show Loco majority Of
1887. They are geserally ma
jOrilies, where votes are not put on both
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
NORTH Carolina.

The Baltimore Ansriean states that infsrna
tiea reached lha, ei'y from Washington. BY
s'Ftans Of Msrse's Telegraph. thai EaIfax and
Northampton Counties had given whig msJo,i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
2s752 3352s 1899 1899
1852 1920

Ha rrison I maj. 4776 $50 c. N.
The above is ell we have received IN
the same counties at the Governors e.
lection there was loco majority Of Is95
which exhibits a gain. thus far. Of 1855
over The October election, when We had
54s majority in The State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
raE RESULT IL JEFrEnsos.

The wings have jus, reason to b. proud q
The glorious victory achieved in the late
contest No exer;iOn was spared by our oppo.
henis TO reduce The majority s-and many Of
then ~ese sansaae that our maj1fity would
not exceed 50.
10 1910, our majority vas IS. and many
were the confident calculations made BY The Lo-
cofOeos upon reducing fi-bul We have triumph.
Cd. and given maj2ri'y which should make
every Jefferson Wing proud Of himself They
have uiamphsn,ly yipdiestsd The. fair fame d
the patriot Clay from The full and infsfAou.
charges brough, against him in The Locef5cc
cireulaTs and bills which were put in circulation
few days befots the election for The purpose 81
exercising an undue inaueneeon them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
MARYLAND ERECT /!
.MarylGmd.

oia Maryland j. right side up. 0Eofiousl5 in
deed has she redeemed her promises - her SIS
isrsstaiss, We give The votes as Gar Is rseeiv.
ed. and also thu role for President Is given in
1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

Caution.-The philadelphia North Al
merIcap states That two Young medical
students. lodging al DR.. 9ulIocks South
Eighth sirsethad aaarFow escape fer their
lives on Saturday They had gone 10 bed
The previous nigat, leaving The door Of
their slove open. Ia which there was con.
siderable cosh and VITA little draught.
Upon the servant not being able 10 rouse
them 10 The morning, the door was burst
open and be venng men found insensible,
The room being fitted with sutFocaliDg gas.
Medical assistance was Immediately pro.
cured, but il was several hours before
they were restored.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
Tirginia.

We annex in The following, the reia,ps al
far ssSsesived from Virginia, which We civ,
from the most reliable sources We also give
The roie FOR Prrsieeni in lsle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
OHIO GONE FOR CLAY!
Ohio.

Theirslurus from ohg are Of The most ap.,
mating character, and .iere is no doub. thai
the Buckeye Safe has gone for Clay BY from S
to 5000 majority. The Vote for President ia
Is40is also given for reference.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

Murder at he Eastern Peaiteatidrg.-
We understand that a man named James
CASTOR employed in The Eastern Peni-
tertiary in the capacity Of nurse, was
muTJ ered Yesterday morning BY one Of
tbseprisoners. a ybaas M an named John
Bi'man The prisoner was insane. and
v bile The nurse was attending 10 him 10
bis cell, he tore up piece OF board from
The floor and killed bin BY beating him
on the head before assistance could come
tPhiiaaslphia .fmsricaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

MURDER AT THE EASTERN PEEfrEN-
TIARY. - We understand that man nam
led James CASTOR, employed in the East.
IeFna Periieniisry id theAcspacity OF nurse,
was murdered yesterday morning by one
OF the prisoners, . young man named Joan
Biran.
The prisoner vas insane, and while the
nurse was attending 10 him III bis eel! he
tore upla piece az board IRON the door and
killed him, by ~oeaiing him 90 the. head
before assistance csuld corle. He then
stripped The deceased and put on hi.
clothes, and, escaping on. Of The cell into
the yard. went 10 The office OF The Clerh
aud told him that lie waited 10 20 out.
The alarm bad 5een given BY Iwosoth,
er prisoners and lie was secured. BIZ
man was under sentence for horse stealing
from one 81 The interior counties, where
i spPeaFs, he was once arrested for Tie
murder Iof bis father. This murder be
has confessed during bis incarceration Ii
Cherry Hill 10 the Warden and Moral Ia,
strretor. He has been insane ever since
Ills commislal.
Philadelphia .Norlk Americas:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
raE cosrEsv oven.
f.saiis. asI Spectators.

EsaiPoli'lcsl trssle being nov over. !, /,
s % indo'gs ~ specnlaiions. Alw.shsl,
81. 70 do Is % seeSrd R.,an,
s,sails rill Be cs.ninz IN upsa a. q, 49,.
VIDE sa: - ssSn A. The result inSe~ York
., ueshail hen be abe 10 in ubo.;. =
& ts4i Pies'1enI or Tie yai,.dE s.,,..
contest has been i;srse our. tn WIT
psny bare. had % eOhlsnd with eIg;pxp,, never
1sikse brought inlo PIesidasii,i canvas .nJ
hass teea eomFelIed 10 encounter he eHnr.n.
',ssist forces cfshe esscs.hoEIsss aad The haa.
ssy cohorts wh' we're seAls hshiins f.e h.
,pol-1viiA Tie bulx Of he fsfslso poprts,,.n
Stimulated againsl likm.
u, iaspiie Of all these. Mr. cl,y a.. sp-c..a.
et,1Iwill be one Of he greatest riunpls os
hssse-noIe impofsnt 10 us conseaaence,. ia
lbe malUsenance CT The conservative priaeiul,,
ct government, and ihs peace aud securi,y r.
soeess, man any event which has happened
s'res ihe establishment Of our Independence.
u VII be the re-establishmsnt + Law .na
order over Passion, Pfejudicr, and Disorder
i will be something for the ire friend, 81 R..
'iOnai Liberty 70 contemplate xi.h pride aud i.
tisfaeiion.
uWsil DC line enough 10 draw The other side
g me picture. Nhsn The sad neees,i,y REQUIRES il,
70 me moment Of suspense, however, We
eannot BAT express The confident belief Ina: ar
,sil iuIH ori ,c.H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

A DlscovkxY.-The Louisville jour
nal states lhat~Mf R. Downey. now living
10 New albany. has obtained patent for
q machine 10 ed ia tanning leather, by
which be can manufacfufe The article ii
halt The time II hes hsreiofore taken. cad
sSye one bali Of Abe bark. He uses no
steam or chemical agent. but simply de-
prives The hide o. sort OF mncas, aad in
PRODUCES The bark liquor BY means Of bis
machine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
BarrIson,s majority a3375 1873 C

Barnsons majority, $3.50 1879 C.'s m.
The above contains reports from forty
seven counties which gives Wing gain
OF 1882 since the Governors election,
when Barley tWhig1 had over 1900 a
iorily 10 the Safe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

The Van Buren, (Ark. Intelligencer of
Qctober 9Th says: We learn from gem
'fleman just from Texas that the Inhabitants
Of the northeastern portion Of Texas are
suffering greatly for want Of provisions.
and. that the water in tina, region has all
most totally faiIedi Large Numbers Of
emigrants ere returning, through this
place, 10 Missouri, that went cut last win
er and spring.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
philadelphia .NarlA Americas.
PHtLaDErptilA, Nov. 4. 81 P. M.

n Daring Robbery IA. most daring
street robbery occurred this morning 4
bout 8 O'Clock si.tth and Make. streets.
The runner OF The Northern Liberties
Bank got.inio a crowd congregaied there
taking about election returns. and was
snddenssRs by the throat and robbed
Of Gs00O Before he recovered IRON the
effects Of tbs g we're ctoLing he received,
The Jsboers had all fed.
Frdnce.-The real property Of France
is valued al eight thousand millions Of
dollars. and he income from ii three ~.
dIed millions Of dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

Fashion again rietorious--The race
between Fashion and Marchioness took
place on Thursday over the Beacon
Course. 3 nile heats, for purse OF $500
and 5000 also to the second horse
Marchioness ran very we'll. but could not
come upiu Fashion. aThe first three miles
were done in 2 Is l-2-20-l so l-2
The second 10 I.51-l.5O 1924.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

DocToRs DIE BEfoRE THEIR PATIENTS.
Casper 0f Beilin. published. in 1881,
a statement Of his observations on me sa.
natorv tendency ofVarous occupations M
s9f 1893 theologiaas, there attained the a e
Of 20 and upwards. AZ; ag1icnltorisis aba
foresters. 40: superiniendanls. IS; com
mercial'and industrious raen. IS; militia.
ry, 3D.; subal.erns. % advocates, 30; ali.
lists, IS ;leacheIs and professors, 81; phy-
.sieians q. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
FRFpERIcK COUNTY

The nolls ii Pdrh,own, one Of the precincts,
v.t, kept open. OILY votes were taken on
Taesaay. which would indicate bn, little neces.
,iy for holding over. The result as far IS ascer.
tanned, stands tifns
Clay sea Polk s1i
Folks majority u.
l,uas expected thai Is or 20 moFs votes
would Be taken on Wednesday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

CogcERT OF LgEATIcs =. The influence
Of music. 10 which ihev themselves par
take. has been found highly beneficial 10
Lunaiics ia Ffaace and introduced ac-
cordingly i, ihe Bice,re, and similar in
siitnlion At Rouen. Lunaiics Of both SEX
IS sing concerted pieces 10 a surprising
manner; cborusses Of great difficult Of
execution are gwen with extraordinary
ensemble and. precision. aud The concerts
are described as being most gratifying. :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

.4n Immense Fortune 1t is said that
thelale King Of Swedeo left a private
fortune Of SIG 000, 900. Ii is well known
that after he became Crown Prince Of
IS seden. be ihgesIed-kis money in every
speculation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

In Old Peper.-,The Hartford (Conn.
Conrant WIS established eighty years az Q
on Tuesday last, and is noE. with one ex-
Tce7:ion. The oldest journal in The country
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

The amOunlof Treasury Mates onis,snd.
ing on the lsl instant, il Is cficisIly stated,
vas 1891 ESQ III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

Another eruption IF Noun, Vesuvius
was hourly expected. al the las; accounts.
The mountain was full Of lava. and the
springs were all dry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
folE5s14
Clay SEQ
IS majority "a.
ecLARKE COUNTY.
The following is said 10 be the result in
Folks majotiiy
RRRKeLEY couNrY.

TIE Berkeley polls exhibit the following q
The re.uh in tha, comfy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

Mr.. john Porter, merchant. a, Ste-
pheusburg, KY. was murdered in a most
brutal manner. last week. by Marquis b.
Brown, a constable. The House OF Mt.
Porter, bad been entered ana his desk
robbed Of $500. Brown was suspec ted
ofthe Meit and day fixed for bis ex-
animation before the, magistrate. Before
The investigation took place. Brown m Il
Porter, shot him, fell upon him with a
knife killed bin, and Immediately mount
ed his horse ARD fed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

The immortal Jack Downing says =
There is nothing that sreasssstlie wheels
Of business like newspaper advertising.
Bears lie AMI No touch 10 il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

We are informed, says the Baltimore
Sun that the wings had abandoned their
Congressional and Legislative tickets,
and it was generally believed thai the AZ
merican Republicans would 60 for MrI
Clay 10 body.a
P. $. We perceive BY The Nav York
papers that The Wing candidates for Con
gress and the Legislature have publicly
siihdrawn lromtbe canvass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

I G0p DER ~ The father ana mother Of
Governof DOR have pe,itioneG The Rhode
Islaod Legislature for the release oil their
son. The memorial was referred to. con
plcf coms.atts, / % the ground TIA, DOR
was acoavlch aud that the sole object Of
those who pretended 70 be his friends and
we're anxious for big liberation, was agi,a-
ton and excilement;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

4 ImpoJisai from Teras-f 7Jue-A
letter received 10! this city rom Texas
states ii Is ruImot that Santa Anna had
applied 70 the ilexan Government through
the British Consult for an srmistice.
(ChGrlcston Patrick
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

The English papers state that new
epidemic has brcken out among the cows.
i'll Lancsshire. The effect Of which IS mai
hheir milk viii moi mix with water. The
disease evidently has not reached this
country. s