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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-25

Iwsn't cover Jour Leels. IN be dsrnsd
I'll do. az the ragged stocking said to the
novel resdiag lady.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-25
PAYMAsTER GENERAL OFFICE,

,
Under the foregoing act and resolution,
rolls ill be prepared, as soon as practI-
cable, and paymasters sent TO the several
states to pay all volunteers who have been
in actual service and were honorably dis
charged, and also the heirs OF such as may
have died. For the convenience of claim.
ants, paymasters will visit the places at
which the regiments were organized. and
rolment Of which due notice will be giy-
en- by advertisement.
EviDENcE REQUIRED.
The testimony of the commanding off.
Ger of the company. or in his absence,
that one OF the commissioned officers
thereof, will be required, to prove that
the claimant is the individual who served
10 said company, and that he was honor
ably discharged from service, when snch
evidence cannot be procured, the testi-
mony Of two credible and disinteres,ed
persons, to the service apd honurably
discharged, may be received 10 establish
Tue Ciatm.
CLAIMS Of the three months extra pay
Of deceased officers and soldiers, being
restricted, first to the widows, second TO
the children, third to The parents. aud
fourth TO the brothers and sisters, no pays
ment caa be made hut TO them, aud in
the order stalled. The proof Of heirsl,ip
will be the depositions of two witnesses,
taken before Judge or Justice Of the
Peace, who shall certify TO their credibIl.
ny, that the person claiming is the widow,
chIld, &C., of the deceased, aud that the
deceased left no other child. When the
claimans are the parents, that the de-
ceased left no widow or cbild, or where
the brother or sisier claims, ,ha, the de-
ceased lsft nene OF lhs befors named helrs
aud 20 other brother and sister; aud that
they are not ofi~wful age, ss the case may.
be the deponenls shall make further oath
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-25
A CARD.
MR. GILES,


Sir:-The undersigned would avail him
self of a space in your paper, to express his
grateful acknowledgements to the members of
the late Senatorial Convention for the highly
complimentary vote given him as Senatorial
candidate of this district. Those who SUM-
ported hW upon the last ballot are in an
espec lai manner, entitled to his thanks, and
the ardor and zeal of his Wyandot friends are
highly appreciated. Although personally de-
feated yet the undersigned most cordially
approves of the nomination made, and pledges
his jealous support of the same. For Cass,
Butler Weller and Wilson, this Senatorial
district can, should, and will give majority
of 1900.
CHESTER r. MOTT.
U. Sandusky, Aug 81, 1S4S.
The Democratic Courier and Seneca Ad.
vertiser' will pleas copy.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-25

or Congress adjourned on Monday the
18th instant.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-25

With Cass and Butler, the democrats are
sat.o triumph.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
nInLE PRESERVATION.


The Baltimore sun states that an interesting
ceremony took place a. the book store Of tne Rev
Isaae p. Cook Of that city, on Wednseday last
A number Of the preachers of the Methodist
church, Of the Baltimore district, determined on
presenting to the Rev John A. Collins, their pre-
siding Elder, some testimonial oftheir regard, as
he was about TO be transferred from his spperin-
tendence over them. They therefore oa:tered
copy Of Harpcrs magnifcently illuminated BIZ
BILE, splendidly bound, 70 be prepared for him
Ii was presented % him BY the Rev. J a Jones
in suitable address, to which MI. Collin4respon-
|ded. The ceremony was one Of deep fedling, 2
Hike honorable to the givers and the receiver
The Bible is said TO be beautiful one, land no
the leastbeautiful part off is ahandscmeyn
ed sheet placed uuder the first cover, containing
the names Of the donors, &C., executed "A yerl
pretty style by Henry F. Cook, yculhiof four
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
THE ANTI-DUELLING OATH.

n .
The following are the sections OF the amended
law on the subject Of duelling as itlpassed the
House Of Delegates on Monday, which refer 20
the subject Of the oath to be taken BY all persons
holding Office under the State. II win be seen
that win operate as an ACT Of amnestt to all who
may have incurred the penalty before The passage
Of the new law:
ono person shall be capable Of holding or be-
ing elected to any post Of profit, trust or emolu-
ment, civil or military, legislative executive or
judicial, under the governmental this common
wealth, who shall figh, duel, or send or accept
a challenge To fight duel, the probable issue Of
which may be the death of either party, or who
shall be second TO either party, or shall in any
manner aid or assist in such duel, or who shall
| be knowingly the bearer Of such challenge OF
acceptance
every person who shall be elected or appoint
ed to any post, such as is described In the pre-
ceding section, shall, before he enters upon the
duties Of his Office, swear that he has not fought
duel, nor sent or accepted a challenge to light
duel the pEQeaR sas # Ex6i&ehh Rlffee re 6es bear
er Of such challenge or acceptance, dnce tie pas
sage Of this at, and that he will not be so en-
gagged or concerned, directly or indirectly in o.
about any such duel, during his continuance il
Office
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
Died..

In this place, on Thursday morning IL, .f,a,
Protracted illness Mrs. ALICE Rsn.T.r VIZ.
q the late Richard I. ReIman, ii he SIN vear
Near Waterford, Loudoun county an the -
inst, Mrs. ELIzABETH QxrEY consnrt ~ NJ
Thos O!ley, aged 49 years, nine rnont6s sni
fourteen days. -''s'''''' 80
On the 3lst Of January last, al the y;rr;n,.
House. in Hannibal Missouri, WILIIIM Hs sr y
i e. q Loudoun county, va, aged 16out
On the 4th inst, in Middleburg, Lo,,doun rou,,.
" OLIVER DEsHAM, in the SOth year Of lis ~.
Peace be to the soul. -'-- 80 81 III
AZ Shepherdstown, on the 10th inst Brrrtr
PACE, eldest daughter of the Rev. joseph N AZ.
hnson, aged years and months.
n Martinsburg,. on the 18th instant. after
lev DAYS illness. at his Grandmother's, Mrs. Hol-
land W Harrison, JoHN HARRlsoNI oDlv son II
Ut Benjamin Harrison, Of Dorchester County.
Maryland ,1a'.
Z On the morning Of the s5th instant h. III.
eighth year Of her age, ELizABErH NJ asfrr c,,Iv
daughter Of Thomas Maslin, Esq, Of Moor.
field. II III - 81 -. a
AZ Clairmont her residence, ii Clarke co,r,,,
on the evening Of the 18th Ill, MIS-. Rrrrr 1880 !.
GRocAN, leaving family Of seven childrens Il
mourn their irrepaTabIe loss. - n
For II we believe that JesRs died ard -. !. y
gam, even so also them which sleep ii JesuS,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

= Ali
Gen. Scott has turned over the command "a ne
Army d Gen. Brrtrs IL accordance With he az
rections 81 the President Ii i also stated y
,he news nom Mexicp ,hsl he President has al
T,ec,ed ,he restoration of he swords 10 Worth.
pillow and Duncan. The gallant Seo,s i tkus
ID effect cashiered aflcf all the hard service ~
has seen ana brilliant victories Sc has achieved,
simply, Il would appear, becausc Ne y Z Tag
Il appears that Lieut., ca. Aiscoe ana 2 smaN
command under him, had an engagement with ],
party Of guerillas i've times theiy lumber. The.
result was that the guerillas weie dispersed. but
not without severe loss on our pat The gallant
Lieut.. HKxnrRsox and twelve. tncn were killed
on our side, and The Mexican Ids Is supposedtS
have been about the same. Col Biscoe charged
the gnerrillas three several timrsi Hisscams are
said to have stampeded, and We regret 10 say tia.
lshe colonel was compelled 70 leage his killed an
/ wounded behind, and make his way 70 Cordovis::
His wagons. or the greater part Of them wers
i burnt; the mules were taken BY The guerrillas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
DIsGRACEFUL SCENE.

II .
A quarrel arose in the House Of Representa-.
lives on yesterday week. between two members
of the House, Mr.. Harralscn, Of Georgia, and
Mr.. Jones. Of Tennessee, about vote which
had just been given- Jones accused Harralson
of inconsistency; angry words followed he lie
was given then the blow; and before ihky could
be separated several blows were exchanged.
desks overlhrown, and 4 scene Of great confusion
followed As soon as order was restored, mo-
ton was made for the appointment Of I .ommit-
lee Of Investigation which gave rise 70 consider
able debate. during which Messrs Harrison and
Jones both apologi7sd % the House ftr their
breach Of order, and shook hands. declaring thar
they had always been friends. and were s9again,
and lamenied their sudden outbreak. Alfesolu-
ZION was finally reported, that they having apollo.
gized and thsir apologies having been accepted.
no farther proceedings were necessarys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
LETTER FRoM RIcnMoSp.

RicRMoND, March l6, 1913.
The SENATE yesterday laid on the table the bill
concerning the Smithield, Chariestown and Har.
pers-Ferry Turnpike Company The committee 81
Internal improvement having reported against
lis passage.
d separate election at the houseof Levi Hiett u,
the County of Clarke was taken up and passefz
The bin authorizing the Judges Of the General
Court to hold special terms in ether counties, Ii
certain cases was also passed
The Senate cleared its table Of all other billa
ready for action. Ell
In the House. the vote rejecting the Lynthburg
and Tennessee Rail Road bill vas reconsidered
Sc to 81. The bill was then amended, 80 as q
grant an act Of incorporation Without any sub
scription on the part Of the State land ordered io
|. be engrossed
"A bill incorporating the Marshall Lodge Of Odd
Fellows, in Gloucester, was rejected 40 10 Cir
as also bill to incorporale the North Frederick
Turnpike Company-and ah}ll Incorporating
Lodge No 40, Of Free Masons IN Lewisburg.
There seems now to be determination 10 ri
ject all bills Of similar character, but think 4:
general act will be passed, allowing the same
privileges to hold certain amount Of real estate,
as is given 70 religious societies Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
THE TREATY OF PEACE.

/ . q
The injunction Of secrecy has not yet been re-
moved from the proceedings of the Senate, in
Executive session, upon the treaty Of peace ne
gotiated between Mr.. Trist and tho Mexican
Commissioners, and consequently we can have
no authentic intelligence in relation fhefeto II
is well known. however. that the treaty has been
ratified with some slight notifications, and we
believe the final vote was 81 to Is.
Four Senators were absent, namely - essrs.
Phelps. Pearce, Clayton, Wings; Houston, Dem.
The vote for the ratification stands Is follows
Ayes--Messrs. Ashley, Atherton, Bakby, Brad
bury, Bright, Butler, Calhoun, Cameron, Cass,
jefferson Davis, Dickinson, Dix, Downs, Fetch,
Foote, Hannegan, Hunter, Herschel johnson.
Mason, Moor, Niles, Rnsk, Sewer, Sturgeon.
Turney, Yulee, Democrats; Bell, Clarke, Crit
tenden, John Davis Dayton, Reverdy johnson.
Henry johnson, Mangum, Miller, Underwood.
Wings; Hale, Abolition-3z
Nays- Messrs. Allen, Atchison, Benton. Breese.
Douglass, Lewis, Westcott, Democrats: Badger:
Baldwin, Berrien, Corwin, Greene, Spruance,
Upham, Webster, Whigs--I5.
Analysts Of ne Vote.
Ayes-Whigs II Nays-Whigs 8
Democrats &c Democrats 4
Absent Wings 3 Toial-Ayes 81
Democrats s Nays IS
Majority for the treaty %
Among those voting for the ratification are four
who spoke against il. OF ihe four Senators not
voting, two arc absent from the city rMessrs.
Houston and Pearce.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
METHODIST PROT CONFERENCE.

The Methodist Protestant Conference which
had been in session in Georgetown, for week
adjourned on the 1fth inst. About $500 were
collected for the superannnated fund. The next
Conference will be held in Alexandria, on the ID
Wednesday in March, 1885,
The following is the list Of annual appoint-
men,s for the ensuing year
Josiah Warden. President E
Alexandria stations. B. Sutherland.
Cumberland station-Wm. T. Eva.
East Baltimore station-Dr. John 5. Reese.
Georgetown station-Wm. Collier.
Harpers Ferry station-yohn Roberts.
9th street, Washington-L.R r. Reese.
West Baltimore--J. ]. Murray.
LIST Nj. p. Church, Washington. w. Ever
| est. -
Anne Arundle circuit--R, s. Norris, sup. lont
to he sBHaaleiscai Teeuitwm. Fisher, sup. Zone !,
be supplied)
Baltimore circuis-Eli Henkle, sup; J. W
| Smiley.
Concord circuit K. Helmbold, sup.
Cecil circnit-W D. Hamilton.
Caroline circuit--G D. Hamilton.
Cambridge circait-D. Evans Reese, J. G. Da.
Wis.
Clearfeld circuit-T. M. Bryan. ~
| Carlisle Circuit-Fred' K: (Swentzell
lex.
| Dorchester circuit-D. Shermet.
Frederick circuit-H. p Jordan.
Howard circuits. Webster, o. Cor.
Huntington circuit-Thos. Whitworth,
jefferson circuit. w, Bates
/ Kent circuit--Wm. Twilight w. J. Dale.
Liberty circuit--Jas M. Elderdice
New Market circnit--D. w! Bates ]. Wait
Newtown circuit-D f.. Ewell, T. Burton.
Pipe Creek circuit. Morgan, W. Roby.
Prince William circuit-Ni Lemon.
Potomac circuit-lsaac Shreeve
Queen Anne's eircuit-T. NJ Wilson, II. J.
Day.
Snow Hill circuit--W T Dunn.
Sussex circuit--Richard Atkinson. Is
Talbot circuit. Z. Mclean, J. Clelland
Union circuit-W. G. Poole, r. A. Moore
Williamsport circuit-T.aD Valiant J. Nc
Fadcn.
Franklin mission-D. f. Waters.
Lewez mission To be supplied1
Smyrna mission. A. Jackson
Charleston-S. X Cox, loaned for one year,
by order Of Conference
Bethlehem, Philadelphia Z. Wilson, loan
ed for one year, by order Of Conference.
Superannnated-- Alfred Baker, L. Al. Collins.
placed upon the Unstationed List. w. Por-
ter, J. M. Henkle. ~ 81
Len without appointments at their own request
George Heritage, Daniel Collier, J. K Mich
OILS, F. Stier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
RE-AProRrIoNMENT BILL L@sr.

The bill % re-apportion representation me
Legislature, was under discussion n 'heis1ouse
Of Delegates, on Monday lasi, and after sarious !.
efforts 10 amend, was los, upon the question n
engrossment BY avote Of 81 to62.
Il would have required a vote Of tiso-tkrds Of
each House to pass tie Bill So the subject pro-
baby has its qnsetns, until after the next Census
But surely something will Be done q hgdlise
the representation for Alexandria in some other
form than by mere resolution ofthe Holsse
An amendment was offered to the bill W Mr..
Jacobs. 10 give Clarke and Warren each 4 dele
gate, but this was lost. IL,
Twenty-six Western members voted Sof rs
engr 5ssment of the bill, and twenty three ssains
lit--although il gave SIX additional delegates 8
the West, and two Senators.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
R,cunOsD, March llth. 1873.
An ACT


To amend tlse al entitled san act for the estao.
lishmeni Of district public school system,
passed March 5ih, 1876, iEt
Passed, Feb. 10th, 1872
rThe first section relates 70 the County Of
Ohio, and provides tina, the Sheriff q that coun-
", and Of Others which have adopted afree school
system provided in the first fourteen sqtionsof the
act rcciied, shah be the iiessnrer This provision
does NOT apply to jefferson or other counties which
have adop,eda special school systemsl
3 Be 4 fnrther sDactsd. That in The severa
counties in which district free school system
has been adopted, or may hereafter be adopted,
by vote Of the citizens. the school commission
ers. in making an assessment upon the amount
Of state revenue paid by each and every indi-
yidual in the county, shall not ineiude the reve-
nue. paid Tor license 10 carry on any business Tor
the privilege Of which specific TAX. has been,
OF Is required to be paid
This ACT shall be in force from is passage.
From the above. and the opinionsOf the Audi,
tor and Attorney General, We should suppose the
Commissioners of Jefferson viii not hesitate tc
have the amounts refunded 70 such q have paid
,,r,d.r -, nyroneons eorsfrt,rtion.1 1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
MARRIED.

mr. IN me yh inst, BY the Rev, DR. Jones. Dr.
~. u HALL, Of Alabama, to Miss ELixA-
Briscoe, Of this county. ''i13
On the 9Th inst. by the Rev Tbos r;rkbv
Mr.. GEoRcE ANpERsoN ID M C.ra.s,,.
WiIDMaN-all Of Loudoun county 80 s
On Wednesday morning the Ism III, ~ IL.
NJ ny. 1osePn Baker, Mr.. JAMES RI, JACKSON to,
ca coma LsERTAH ANN Smoke, bethof Frederick
~ H.. rsunesoay morning the 18th inst, BY
~ ,. 49, .os 6aker Mr. THoMls r Mo6RE, of
~ l' cnnn,s g MISS Frances CATHEh Of Freder-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

We understand from the Baltimore CLIPPER.
that Oh Monday next Tie Baltimore ana Ono
railroad company win commence runniSg two
daily trains between that eity and Cumberland. ~
One main win arrive IN he morning. and lie
other in the evening. The company hare been
compelled Is resort u this III consequence Of The
largely increased Amount of travel Il present
uassing over he road. 10 travellers and ne
public generally, this arrangement viii prove q
great convenience.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
METHODIST EPIs.L CONFERENCE.

This body still continues its sessions in Balti
more. Bishop JAMES, presiding On Tuesday
morning, the Conference went into an election
for Delegates to the General Conference, which
assemblies a, Pittsburg, on the 10Th of May. 1913,
which resulted in the choice Of the following
gentlemen s-Revs. Samuel Brison, John Bowen,
John A. Collins, Alfred Griffith, John Davis,
John Bear, N. J. B. Morgan, VIM Hamilton
N. Wilson, John Miller, and 5. A, RoszeL The
following gentlemen were chosen reserved dele
gates: Revs. b. F. Brown, Henry Samney, ana
2 Dorsey. fffe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
A VALUABLE PROPERTy.

The highly increased. value Of properly at
Harpers- Ferry may belearned from the faetthat
the building in the occupancy Of Mr.. E. ii. Can
RELr-, as the Western Exchange, was again rent
led by him on Saturday last for one aousanE a,a
fly dollars land the Store now occupied by
Mr. A. M CHIDLEn, brought t,ro HUNDRED and
ninetE dollars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
The MARKETS. I
0Gce of tie Baltin.ots ,Suu

Holders Of Howard street brands are srr, u,
asking IS 81 City Mills held a Ss 10 Rve
-four nsminal at a. Corn meaI2 b so 81
Receipts Of wheat are mostly by wagons. fromA
which small sales red are making a "a IN.
81 Corn is selling at A a 46 cents for vhi,s.
and AZ a 40 for yellow. Oats 81 i 81 cents for
Maryland, and So 10 for Virginia. Cloyerseed
3 IS a "a ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
sPIRTT OF IMPRoyEMENf.

We have only room this week to direcs the at
tcntion of moneyed men-those who are spirited
as well as moneyed--to the advertisement Of the
shepherdstown Bridge Company, and shat Of
Gen. S. =. LEWIS, in regard ID the opening OF
Books for receiving subscriptions Stock for the
navigation Of the Shenandoah Both pfojects
are Of the most worthy character, and We trust
they may ultimately be accomplished.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
JURIsDICTIoN or MAGISTRATES.

The bill to extend The jurisdiction of Justices
Of the Peace 70 sums NOT exceeding so, was On
Tuesday ordered 70 its engrossmentin the House
Of Delegates, BY The very decided vote Of 81 70
l6, The jurisdiction Is to be concurrent with
thar Of the County Courts to the amount stated,
and The right appeal and trial BY Jury i rssery
cd to the defendent. e
The law provides, we understand, that 1t shall
not take effect until 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

- Dandf;dre Epes, the murderer Of Asiolph-
= Muir - ben broush. 10 Petersburg, Va.
,ror, Texas WHERE Il had been arrested The
murder -, WIS committed IN Dinwiddie County,
some siab,,en months ago, and is one :of the
mos, atrocious on record.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

SHOCKING MURDER NEAR RIcHMoND.-
We learn from the Richmond papers. that
on Saturday night, the house ofMr. Will
liam B. White in Henrico county, Eve
miles from thatcity was entered, while he
was asleep, by q negro man, who struck
him blow with an axe or Ratchet, which
he repeated until Mr.. w. was most shock
ihgly mangled about the throat and head.
his teeth knocked out and Jaw broken.
producing death in few moments. The
fend then attacked and beat Mrs White,
leaving herf dead also, when be robbed
the house Of specie to the amount Of
$1,000 or $500, and escaped. A small
black girl was Left unframed. On
Monday two negro men were arrested 1t
Richmond, charged with the horrid deed,
and one Of them was instantly recognized
as the murderer By the girl Mrs. WI,
whose recovery is very doubtful, IN the
sc1ffle inflicted blow on the assailant's
head with poker, and on examining the
head Of the negro arrested, it was found to.
be covered with blood.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
Co,rMIssIoNER 70 MEXICO.

The President on Tuesday nominated the Hon.
Ambrose H. Sewer, o. s. Senator from Arkal-
sas, as Commissioner to Mexico, with fnll pow
ers to negotiate and close the treaty. The nomi-
nation was Immediately confirmed, and MI. Sc
vier win proceed to Mexico, at once, to fulfil his
dufv - IL 4ffs..sa 8tsfj
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
FACToRY RuILnINc

i win be seen in another column that propo-
sails win be received at Weyerton, Md. Sr tbe
erection of Factory
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

IMroKTArr M1sTAKE D1scovERrD.-IAc-
cording to the money article Of the Phila-
|delphia Bulletin, the Secretary of the
Treasurer has made another mistake IN
bis figures, having oversold the Treasury
notes within bis control, which turnss out
to be but %, 200, 900 instead Of S5. GOO.
900. The effect Of this discovery 81 70
strike of all the lowest bids to the exsent
of 81 100000 This isan ugly blurfder,
lift be 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

Two more cases Of hydrophobia have ~.
cured u Philadelphia within I few dlEs
past One ofthe victims was an inter-.
ting sirl, nine yearsof ags.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

TIM TRIAI IF Cornelius Brinckerhof.
porter, for stealing from the Leather
Manufacturer Bank, the sum Of el2, 500,
Is proceeding ct n York He began, be-
says, b. taking 800
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
THE OLDEN fIME.

The following erris1s act in relation u he de-
poftueni 81 Ministers Of the Gospel. passcd the
House Of Burgess Of Virginia, in Dc year
1851.
ministers shah not give themselves toixce>se
n drihkiss< o. ri1k spsndinge their tyne idel-
I've By day or night PleyiRge q dier. o4ffs, or
any cher unlawful game; b1ll a all sym|4 con
The holye scriptures Of shall occupie lhe9.elvcs
viii some cher honesf study o. exercise, always
doihee hinges which shall spperlsyne % ltncsly,
and endcnbQr % profit he Church Of CD, al
wnrs haxinee in mynd thnf hey ought toitxreli
al oihen q pl1fitle Of lie, and should he 3kam
PES p - people o live vel snd qhriz,aiis =
Dksfkrc1ltk Ent n NoxrRxkt.
Eighteen o. taenty Housewives dcsfflys,l
n. Monlrc.l onthe 4th inst The Gre BIN
n>nc6i IN aun6ins street, Sk LaMrInoc
'1karts, r 1onss # ~. DoNd, GE'csf.