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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

~ By our extracts. from the Washington
papers, il will he seen tina, the Ca6inet have
nH-aYe. every man Of them Jeff Washington
,ers of the movements of the HdreierS! II IS
astonishing when they see the public business
thus neglected." and " officers drawing salaries
from the public treasury, while they are tram.
poos ing all over the country" that they should
be blind and dumb. Where is George kremer
and his satellites, tia, they do 90, cry aloud
and spare not
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-12

Last evening between and o'clock fire broke
out in the clothing shop of Emiliano F. b. Mundru-
and Batist, North Square, which quickly COM
muncaed to the rest of the building, a three sto-
ry wooden one. that two persons who had retired to
rest in the upper part, had not sufficient notice to
escape, and were burnt to death!
One ofthese was an idiot, colored person, nam
ed Pero, who has been often perambulating the
streets with square block of MARBLE pendant from
string. He was taken out just expiring.
slip from the same office, dated Saturday even.
ing, adds the following particulars:
The building owned and occupied in the 3rd
story by Mrs Revinason. a native of Hayti. 1t ap-
pears that Mrs. ReviDason was in her room with her
daughter and Henry Pero, her son by former hus-
band that Miss Maria Elizabeth Dodge, daughter of
Capt. John Dodge her mother being native of Hay
ii, called with younger sister upon Mrs. Revinason
that while they were convcrsng, smoke was smelt,
and fire Immediately cried. Mrs. Revinason and her
daughter, with the little GIRL ran down stairs burst
In the door land attempted to extnguish the fire with
pail of water.
The fire and smoke rushed out and those above
stairs were called to come down. The flame and
smoke had rushed into the entry and after one or
Intellectual attempts to come down, Miss Dodge ap-
peared at the window, but no ladder being at hand,
she feared to jump out, although the bystanders en-
couragod her to do She was afterwards found
near the skuttle as if she was about to make her
escape that way. Henry was found dead upon the
floor.
Victor Villeneuve, hairdresser, who occupied the
second story, taken out senseess, and died on
Saturday morning; making THREE LIVES LOST by
this distressing fire.
Mrs Rcvinason had $500 insured on her house,
at the Mutual Office; Mundrucu and Batist had
S236o incurred in New York.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-12
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICH1IO.WD.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Steamboat Norfolk, Henderson, 12a hours from
N orfoik, with passengers. Passed off White Shoals.
ship Talyf1o, and schr Florida, bound up; off Hog
Island, ship Plato, and Northern schooner, bound
up below Westover, brig Emily, bound down. of We
rna, schr Chesapeake bound up; i'll Trient's Reach,
Schr Aurora, Hooper, from Baltimore, via City
Point
Schr Am.y, Townsend, for New York, with
Schr Hector, Travers, for Dry Dock, Gosport with
stone.
Schr Maryland, Saddler, for Baltimore, with to-
bacco and Coal.
Sloop Lady Washington, before reported, has been
detained by low water in getting down from Man
chester.
NORFOLK, March The ship Amulet. Win
sor, bound to Glasgow, went to sea to-day.
NORFOLK, March lO.-In Hampton Roads.
bound up James River, ship Tay-Ho, Fisher 44
days I'm Liverpool (sailed Gath Jan with 1000 acks
salt, to d w Gilat, Richmond; and other mdze
| to II Allmand, Norfolk; Van Lew g. CO, w Smith,
mond, and Riddle, and II Stubs, Petersburg
Left only American vessels in port. The ships
Silas Richards, Hodredge, for New York, next day:
Britannia, Marshall, for do LIST Feb; and Philip Tabb
for Baltimore unc. The ship Dover, Bursey, sailed
21s for Boston. Passed at anchor near the floating
light Liverpool, ship Monongahela, from Philadei.
phia, for Liverpoo-Same day, off OrmsIiead spoke
ship Sarah & Caroline, of Boston, from Charleston
tor Liverpool. Same time, exchanged signals with
ship Sylvanus Jenkins, from N. York, for do.-March
4th, lat. 35 N. Ion. 10 w between and O'Clock
A M passed several spars, top-masts and top gal
liant masts of vessel with several other pieces
green, and several square bottles, all of which
had no doubt been put adrlft from vessel in the
gale, now blowing from N. W. which has been
nearly hurricane, for the last 48 hours.-6th at
A. Nj. in the Guph Stream, lat. IS so, lon 10 so
passed brigantine, steering N. w. which showed a
| flag with dawson in
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-12
Bible Society of Virginia.

A meeting of the Managers the Bible Society of vir.
IA gnia held Tuesday the I'd day of March l830
"Rssored That the 7h anniversary meeting of this Society
be held at the first PRESBYTERIAN Church city on the first
tuesday IN April (the 9th Apr) 10 O'Clock, A M-and
ma, The Recording Secretary give c notice of the same.
ana invite aux,aries to send dtes, and the friends OF
the Bib'e cause generally, attend $50 meeting
Resolved That the Rev. John Breckenridge Baltimore
ps TO preach the Anniversary Sermon and the
VIM. j. Armstrong be his alternate"
Auxiliary Societies. and Bible Societies generally throughout,
before the LIST day of April what progress have been
in supplying the destitute and what prospects in &C.
complishing this work.
BY Order of the Board of Managers
JAMES GRAY, Reed Sec'y.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-12

it was upon mature deiibcration unanimously
Resored That consequence of considerable divisions
already existing throughout the county respecting candidates.
there be no made.
Resoired 3D. AS is the opinion of this meeting that
modelled Constitution, Is not such the people
gnia r.hto expect that is arsocratca its fea-
lures calculated promote the best the
State; will therefore all fair and honorable means in our
power prevent its adoption.
Rcsolred s That the proceedings of this meeting be signed
by the Chairman and Secretary that copy handed
two of the Editors of newspapers of Wheeling with
quest for their publication.
JACOB LEFFLER, Chairman.
JONI WAppIr, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-12
NOVICE.

A MEETING of the Stockholders of the Bank of
"a Virginia will be held at their Banking House.
IN the city OF Richmond, on Friday: the twenty first
day of May next.
WIN. cambridge, Cash'r.
March 18th, $780,
Form of power of attorney for appointing proxies
for the said mecting:--
know all men by these presents, that
OF do hereby appoint
substitute proxy to represent
at special meeting of the Stockholders
of the Bank of Virginia to be held on Friday, the
twenty-irst day of May next, in the city of Rich
mond, for the purpose of considering and deciding on
the acceptance rejection of extended Charter of
the said Bank, as authorised by law passed by the
General Assembly on the nth of February, 1880,
en&led IAN act further extend the Charter of the
Bank OF Virginia, and for other purposes In wit
ness whereof have hereunto set hand and seal.
this day of in the year 1890"
(sEAL.)
Signed, sealed and acknowledged
in presence of
mar 12-faWlltc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-12
attcftOtt &aIR8-
by OTIS, DUNLOP s. CO.

BY OTIS, DUNLOP 81 co.
GROCERIES, AT .aUC7TOM
On TUESDAY next the 18th Instant II o'clock will "a
sod principally without reserve, close Gonsignments
Hhds St. Croix Sugar
do Nluscovado do
70 bags Rio coffee
Al do old white do
hhds molasses
do syrup
do rye whskey
10 bhs Lamp Oil, warranted hes, winter strainsi
~ boxes of 10 lbs each excellent imperial and enpow
10 do hyson do
! case of Tyson in canisters of 2lbs each
83 boxes candles, tallow
81 do do sperm
$50 do soap
do birthstone
SO do chocolate
ID do 8xlO}
II do lOxI2} window glass
20 do bluing
ALSO,
So So cases shoes assorted and excellent qualify
10 do wool do
Terms a sale, q n e. ~ ,,,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-12
NEW GOODS

BALDWIN. IVES & co. have received per
I'D Effort, cases new style Foulard Prints
do. Lcghorn Hats, superior quality
Also, sundry other Goods for the Spring trade,
which will be sold on their usual terms.
marie 6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-12

numerous meeting Of the citizens Of the upper end of
Ohio county, Va ehouse of Josiah Morgan, West Llber
~, Saturday 27 of Feb 1880, in 10 put some
person nomination esndidas fos the House fDslega,es
~ lie aisIiag election,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-12

RY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed BY Gen.
- John Preston and wife, and for the purposes
therein expressed, will be sold on Saturday next, the
18TH INST. before the front door of the Eagle Ta-
yern, in the City of Richmond, Piece of Ground
lying in Mechanicsvllle in the county of Henrico,
containing hve acres, more or less. Also Lot
or Piece of Ground, supposed to contain between
two and three acres, lying and between 4th and
9th streets north of street, in the city of Richmond
adjoining the property of Bernard Peyton, Samuel
Mordecai, &c.-Terms at sale.
mar 9-5tif By ORpER OF THE T,rsr,,.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR "a LE---
DUkSUANFt to deed of executed by Thomas Field
to the subscriber, and recorded the Clerks Office os
DnWdde county court, will be sold the hghes, bidder ON
te third Honday an Jnarch, the TAVERN other Build
nss al Dmwiddie Courthouse including hundred
or LAND This property well known that partc uIar
description of is deemed to saw ta
considerable additions and improvements have made to
the budns and there few country in the State AS
commodous Terms credit of one, and three wears
JOSEPH w. HARPER, Trustee.
consent the above sale any claim against me- either
as principal or security will be received payment The
Tavern is under lease to Mr. Wood, for years from the
third Monday December last and the House in grove
Capt peeran for three from the third Monday August
last Immediate possession will be given of the house which
occupy THOMAS FIELD.
mar2
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-12
BIGGER'S OFFICE.

BIGGER'S OFFICE.
H RAWiNG of the Delaware and South Carolina
- Lottery, Glass No. A.
|. 10, %, 6, "a, 50, 27, sc, ID, is.
No. Fl, 81, So, the second capital prize Of $4,000,
was presented yesterday afternoon by gentleman of
this city, and the cash paid at sight by BIGGER.
OF At O'clock TO-DAY, more Capitals
may be obtained and cash at sight, in The Connect-
cut State Lottery, Class No. 2, the drawing to be
received To-day at the opening of the mail.
Ten DRAwF BALLoTs,
$4,000 CAFfYGL PRtzE.
Tickets IS, halves z so, quarters ] 2J.
For sale in the usual great variety, by the fortunate
and truly prompt pay BIGGER.
mar IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-12

Tickets s., halves SO, quarters / 25c-For sale at
@sTf2 y, C1yRHS QGcs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-12

Fire and loss u LIFE in Boston.-The Boston Pc
:T.os 81 Saturday contains tie following
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20
RUBI.xo SALE.

WILL be sold. to the highest bid
w der. on EIidiay the 10Th of No
remLcy. 81 the late residence Of Sarah Mo-
Ter. deed. all the personal property " laid
deceased, consisting ors
Negro Man eyed about forty. 6se year,,
A negro woman aged about ~ years.
Horses. mich cews. and young cattle,
Sheep and hogs.
Farmisg Utensils OF every description.
A good send wagon.
A plantation do.
Wheat. rye, and corn by the bushel.
Wheat and rye in the ground,
A quantity Of hey in the rick.
Household and kitchen furniture. with
many other articles too tedious 70 mention.
A credit Of nine mouths will be given On
all purchases OF five dollars and upwards !:
for purchases under that amount the cash
will be required. Sale to commence at
10 O'Clock, when due attendance will be
given by S. q. MOLER, .7dur.
Oct. 90, $780,
All persons having claims against the
above estate. are requested TO bring them
forward, properly authenticated. for set
Element; aud all persons indebted to said
estate. are requested To make immediate
payment s. G. M .adns'r.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20
NOTICE.

IN conformity to an act Of tho Legisla-
- ture Of Virginia. Incorporating the Lii
brary Society Of IIarpeIs-Feny. the mem
bers are hereby notified. that their annual
meeting will take place in the Office Of the
Master Armorer. (ir Benjamin Moore
on Monday evening the LIST Of November
next, at 6 o'clock. L. NJ. for the purpose Of
attending TO the report Of the standing
committee. choosing officers for the ensu-
ing year, and determining on such other
business as the members Of the society
may deem accessory.
JOHN STRICKLAND,
Oct 60, 1880 Librarian
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL bs sold. al public sale. on Thurs
w day The 2sh iItst. at the residence OF
the late John Welsh, dec n. near Leetewn.
the Personal PROPERTY belonging
to the estate Of Richard Welsh. sen decd,
consisting Of Horses aud Cows, two good
plantation Wagons. one Cart, one Wheat
Fan, Forming Utensils of srery description.
Household & Kitchen Furniture, amongst
which are some coed Beds. Also, y quaa-
iiiy Of old Corn. and great variety Of
articles toe numerous for Insertion.
A cTedi, Of nine months will be given on
ali sums above five dollars, the purchaser
giving bond With good security; for ell
sums Of I've dollars and under. the cash
viii be required. Ne property TO be re-
moved untii the terms 81 sale be complied
with sails 70 commence 90 10 o'eieek.
A. NJ. when atiendnnce will be given By
BENJAMIN u WELSH,
.4dn Tor If Richard W'sish. sen. deed
Oct 6. 1880.
N. u. All persons having elsirns against
the above estate, are requested % hs,ag
them forward. properly sosbessieatsd, fsr
settlement. Those isdebtsd 10 Ghs estate l..
are requested 10 make immsdisie pay
meat BIB w.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

SEWlLL be sold, at the late residence Of
w Adam Noier, deed, in the county Of
Jefferson. on Monday the 18th OF October
next, the greater part Of the personal pro
perry left by the said decreased, consisting oi
One Negro Woman and Fire Children.
household and kitchen furniture. farming
utensils. &C &C. A credit of IL months viii
be gwen on al sums above Eve dollars. upon
the purchasers giving bonds 9th good secu-
riiy for their respective purohases--for at
purchases under five dollars, sise essI, will be
required No property to be removed, until
the terms Of sale be complied 9Th.
G. w MOLER,
Err Of .fdan Molsy. dse'G.
All persons having claims against the ca.
tate Of Adam Moler, deed, are requested 90
bring Them forward for settlement, and al
persons indie bted TO she said estate are re-.
quested TO make payment a. speedily a. pos
sible, IS no Indulgence can be gwen.
q. W. AOLER.
Ear Of Adam MoisS. iced.
Sept %, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

TNIIE subscriber will offer for sale,
u at Harpcrs-Ferry, on Friday ME
29h instant. all his household and kitchen
furniture, consisting Of two bureaus, three
tables. chairs, one eupboard, looking glass
Is, and two stoves Also. a turnisg lathe,
together with variety Of other articles
too tedious 10 mention. lie wall slso Of
fer, at the same time. two or three first
rate eight day brass clocks, in short cases.
which will be warranted 10 keep good time
Three months credit will be given on
all sums above 10 dollars, by giving bond
1ith good and approved security. Sale
10 commence IT iO o'clock
MICHAEL MELHORN.
Oct 30. 1880
n B.-TheSe are some watches which
have been remaining with me UpWsrds 81
two years, which. if the owners do not call
and take away within three months. will
hc sold for the repairs W Sc
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

The raiss have 81 in bstore al our farmers
were quite down seeding, and many OF them vill
.ad themselves scnc~ hat tho hate. AlrcAdy has
he q srar and yellow lraf," given 10 the forest
s' appearances Of fas, appro~shins winter; aud
the ground il cold .Hl vet. that il will re-
4nire several days Of kindly sun, 10 put il la
.;co'l farming condition. The weather, for sevc-
al weeks previous, Vas charming aud those
sao delayed pI'ting in their seed, or ovcrcrop-
ped themselves, will discover that thcrc is no
Ling like ''ta',,ns Time ~ the forcioel."
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

MNVlTES tho attention Of his friends
- to his new Store on the Shenand oah,
near Halls works. The .goeds arc all
new. and generally assorted. Dry goods.
groceries. hardware, queensware, tinwars.
Goods shall be sold at this store. as cheap
as they can be had elsewhere. The bust
ness will be conducted under the name Of
w Anderson f. Co. for the sole reason,
that he wishes to keep distin gushing diff
ference between his two Establishments
Oct 90, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

A FRESH supply Of old Port. real Ma
"A deira. and Sicily Madeira Wines.
warranted pure. with an excellent sssort-
ment of other Wines. Liquors. sc. just
received, aud for sale, by
SAMUEL GIBSON.
Harpers Ferry, Oct 90. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

MIL he sold, ~ public sale. on SA.
w TURDAY NEXT, large quantity Of
Tin, Copper, and brass Hare,
smobgst which are almost every description
of lia ware copper and brass Kettle. % dif.
fsfeni sizes, Que still and Worn, and sst O.
fsl pair Of Andirons Three months credit
on Sli suns over two dollars.
Sale 30 con snehce esfiJ 10 the day. Al ny
shop on the main street
THOMAS RiwLlNS.
Chasles'oVn, Oct 20, 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20
Hats. Boots. and Shoes.

lust received, and for sale. cheap, q
- supply Of fashionable Hats. Of various
qualities. and q great variety Of Boots and
Shoes. Of oil sizes. Call and examine
them at SAMUEL GIBSON'S.
Harpcrs- Ferry. Oct. 30. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20
NEW FAI.I. eooDS-

J. FRAME has the pleasure Of announ-
- cling TO his friends and the public gene.
rally. that he Is now opening very large
stock Of
Dry Goods, Groceries. Hard,caye and
fiIeensrdre,
tn which he particularly Invites the attention
Of liberal public.
Chnrlestown. Oct. l3. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

The Wheeling Gazette Of the 9th
6nst. says--A meeting Of the citizens
81 Ohio county, Va. will be held at the
Court-house, at 4 O'Clock, y. NJ. on
Monday the first day Of November
merit, being the FIRST day Of November
|ssrm,) to consider the expedieney of
|snaking application TO the Legislature
.bf Virginia. At their NEXT session, for
|ths cession TO Maryland Of SO much ~
'fhs State Of Virginia as would fall
North Of an Fast and West line, OK
'tending from the South West point Of
'she State Of Maryland to the Ohio Ri
8 Her.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

Fall and Winter Goods.

USI received, at the store OF the un.
- dersigned. fresh supply Of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
Consisting Of every description Of useful
and ornamental articles. They will be
sold. as usual, at such rates - cannot fail
to please. SAMUEL GIBSON
Harpers Ferry, Oct. 90, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

During my absence, at any time, the business
OF the establishment will be strictly attended TO,
by Sfessrs. J. J. PALsEn and u. ". GaLL.Hrn
young gentlemen Who have been raised (profcs-
sionsIi, ia the Office, and Who have AN intimate
acquaintance with all its concerns
JOHN s. GAIL.AHER.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

srVRE undessigsea he received sn assort.
i msrs " exc<sSsss MAR IRON. from
Mount Aha rroa Works. Pc~rsyIvshia also.
bolt. strip. Spike. end Nail IRON. IN Of
which wih be sold very cheap.
DAVID HUMPHREYS.
ChasSeseOwn. Oct. Il. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20
10000 to $4,000
YOUNG FRUIT TREES.

rOk sale, by the subscribe living about
l. three miles south or Smiihfieid. JEFF
ferson county. such ~ June apples. r,pa
in June: early pippins. ripe in harvest
queen and smith apples; rsmbo. ripe ia
August. which will keep till January bell
Hover. a winter apple; green pippin or
Nswtown pippis; French pippin New
York PiPPin; Pennic. vandiver, Ross
green. and Epglish redstreaks
These ensure to be grated in tho
root Th entsge Of those gratis COO
sists ~ thl If by accident the treo
should be Cd. the shoot will pro-
coed from hft and be as good as tho
frat. II Pc pttcnded 10. Z will give
such 'nstS b to purchasers as will
with ease ebS0fe success The price will
be IN proportion 10 the number purchased.
The subscriber has between ten and If
teen thousand inc Trees at this time. from
eight TO ten feet IN height, and Of proper
tionable thickness
JACOB UMBENHOWER.
Oct 20. 1880. Jsferson Go.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

UEoRGE W HANMoND has the ples-
sure 10 announce so his Customers. that be
has inst returned from market, and - nov
receiving and opening large and general
assortment 81 Brifish. French, Isdsa hnd 10.
nqesfie GOODS, among which sse q gree,
many eot.reiy nes si) fancy articles. iie
considers u unnecessary 20 90 pafiicuisfixe.
bot would invite al those wishing to pur-
ehsse, 20 call col examine his stock.
Oct g. 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

MsT-IxDIA TRADE.--Some per
~ nshpprehend that under the new
m$erce connected With the opening
II West India ports, British YES
Is EilI have q great advantage over
m4ican, in bringing freight from Bri-
tam 70 the U. :. and taking their car
goes for the West Indies, and thence
Fetnrniog home. IL is said that many
ef the British vessels that now come 10
the West Indies for produce, come out
ia ballast Il ". t.. Pat
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

On "Wednesday nighi isx. Josx Nswrpx. In
tsss sos o. Baker rapncst, Esq. VI sascpA.ssi.-
sown, syrsi sbosr - moatl.s.
Oa Yesterday nor,ns.x, sS,sr lone rcr;od M
III health, C.ps. JouS O'tlaxxox, or DIS co,us,
On Saturday last. Mrxs Srurss, wife q NJ.
Hea,y s,ipes. Of IiAr1srs-Fsssy.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20
n LIST OF LETTERS,
ID EMAiNlNG in the Post Office st Charles.
~ town, st the quarter ending September
Goth 1870

Jesse Alston
Mrs. Sarah Abel
Jno. b. Allison.
B
Hiram Bowen
Lucre,is Brown
Susanna Brine
Elizabeth Ber,on
Jno. Brown
Samuel Black
Cathairne Blew
Mrs. Msrgaro, Beall
Ely Breckenridge
Jacobina Baker
Anna NJ Baieh.
Joo. r. Crom well
samuel Cameron
David d. Collsps ?
Thomas Chew
John Clipp.
d
Peter Dulow
Jno. Downey
Thomas Douglass.
T.
Miss Ann Eve.
+
Edward II. Fry
Geo. w. Fairfax
John Gilmore
Lucy Gray
James Grsntbam
Edward Goicsbury
william Grove
Thomas Gray
Gallsher&Daugheriy
Geo w Grsyson
Adam Grub
Elizsbsth Ann Grub
John 8 Gsllaher
Abraham Carver.
II
Henry A. Hamilton
Sarah G Hsines
Har, & Snyder
Grafton Howard
Col. James Hite
II L. Hughes
n. Haines
James Harris
John Hewitt
Miss Susan Hartman
Daniel Hsiocs.
Manuel Jackson
Rev. A Jones
Henry Johnson
George Islsr.
n
Mrs. J. Kearsleef.
+.
VIM. y. Lock
Marcy z. Lemon
Caleb Levick's heirs
Thos. e. LsuEhlin
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VIM. Laddie
HUMPiiH
Oct G. 1880.
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The Executive Council Of Maryland
will meet to-day, TIE Goth Of October.
AZ Annapolis.