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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-13
rUELISHEp DAILY By
\AiUFI. NOW DE Y,
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

Atan Annual Meeting of the Alexandria Tenn
oerance Society, held in ST. Pauis Church De-
cember 9th, 1850
The President of the Society being absent, the
Vice President took the Chair, and the meeting
was opened with PRAYER by the Rev. ELIAS HAIR
sisox. The Report of the Executive Commit
tee was then read, and. on motion, accepted.
The following resolution, submitted by the
Hon. Judge CRANcH, and seconded by MIR. Tho
mas Sanford, was unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That this Society feel themselves
bound 70 call upon temperate men. and especially
up1n protesting Christians, to unite IN arrestlng
tie alarming evils produced by the use OF ardent
spirits.
The Rev. DR.. EDWARDS offered the following
resolution. which was seconded by Mr. John
DOUGLASS. and unanimously adopted:
ResoIced. That this Society pledges itself to
continue its exertions in the suppressing of the
growing evils Of intcmperance, and that 1t will
ever aim at great things.
On the motion of MIR. BoswoRTH, the fol-
low ing resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resclred. That the happy effects which have
been produced nv the formation OF Temperance
So. ieties throughout the United States. call for
increased exertions on the part al the ''xllmrleS
The Society then. on the motion of the Rev.
EliAs HARRIsoN, proceeded to the election OF
Officers for the ensuing year; when the follow
,ns persons were unanimously elected:
Conn AUD. President.
RoaERr JAMESON, Vice President
JAMES MckENzIE, Treasurer.
CAssIus +. LIE. Secretary.
And. on the motion Of the Rev. ELIAS HARR-
,oN. was
PesnIpeI, That the Executive Committee be
increased by the addition of another member.
And, on voting for four persons. who' together
v;,b the Officers of IN. Society, are TO form the
avid Committee, the following gentlemen were
elected:
.Ioha y. ToScGH ,lo.;a Do"gtaSS,
John UukerS, James imS"W
At meeting of the Society, held December
9th. 1880. it was =,
Bsyoire4. That the Editor of the Phenix GA
zette be requested to publish the foregoing pro-
ceedinss in his paper
CAsstus +. LEE, Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-13

>Dr. VOWEL declined reelection.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

III ANiNG rented on, more OF my Iand. snI
Il concluded tn farm less than heretofore
! can spare, and will offer tor sale, 10 the
highest bidder. st my residence near Charles
town. on Tuesday Ire ofA Of Scrember, if lair,
not The next lair day. some vslu.blr stock
consisting OF sork horses. york oxen, beet
ec"'e' hne imported s.xony ram, merino
ewes thai have passured with him. sows,
young hogs s"d pigs. AIso, wagons. piou rb,'
and other farming inpIem~nts-s ear;ole.
some eorns and many other articles valuable,
To farmers. Purchasers 10 IN amount les,
than IS, must pay cssh-purchssers over that
amount. may have . credit Of nine months,
o" giving bond With approved security.
oct. ~. JOHN YATES
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.

Rf virtue OF deed Of trust, executed to
~ the undersigned. by John Packet add J..
NINA h's wife. to secure dcb, made psysbI,
to Lydis Fry, sxecuirix Of Daniel Fry, dec d.
since assigned TO John HolIingsworth or Ken.
lucky. which deed has been duly recorded
IN the clerks Office of the county court o.
Jefferson, ! shall proceed TO sell. on the pre-.
misses. on Wednesiay tao 1874 day Of NorSm.
Der merit. TO the highest bidder. for cash, a
certain tract or parcel Of LAND. lying in
said county OF Jefferson. containing. a. nv
.a.d deed. 70 ACRES, more or Ices. al.
joining the lands OF John Grantham, William
Granihan, and others. The subscriber will
convey such title - 10 vested in him by the
deed aforesaid.
Oct 81. 1850. TI.,fr.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

NV'LI. be offered for sale. at my residence
~ at HarPers- Ferry. on Sasursiay tie eth
% November neat, variety Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Consisting, in part. Of one eIeg.n, mahogany
Sldeboard. two haifround mahogany dining
Tables. two template Stoves, Zone uf them
small. and calculated for IN Office or cham.
ber') three Beds and Bedding. 1.-TWO Of the m
qanc ne~,) two sets Of Chsirs, Carpetting,
Androns. Looking Glasses, and = variety Of
o,her :f''c!es too tedious to enumsrate in an
advertisement.
credit Of fsur months will be given on all
sums above FIVE dollars, the purchaser giving
bond With approved security: en- all sums Of
i've and under, the cash must be paid.
Also. will be sold, At the same time and
place, an one-horse CARRIAGE, quite new,
and one share in the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, on which there has been paid SIS dol.
lars.
Sale to commence 1t 10 o'clock, ~hen due
attendance win be given by
FERDLN.7.SD W STEPHENSON.
HarPersFerry. Get. 81, ls50-2w
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

"iLL be sold, to the highest bid
w der. on Friday the 18Th of No
rensbsr, at the late residence OF Sarah Mo
Ter. dec d. all the personal property OF said
deceased. consisting off
Negro Man aged about forty five years.
negro woman aged about 81 years,
Horses. mich cows, and young cattle,
Sheep and hogs.
Farming Utensils OF every description,
Agood road wagon,
A plantation do.
Wheat. rye, and corn by the bushel,
Wheat and rye in the ground,
quantity Of hay IN the rick.
Household and kitchen furniture, with
many other articles too tedious to mention.
n credit of nine months will be given on
all purchases Of FIVE dollars and upwards:
Tor purchases under that amount The ca,h
viii he required Sale 20 commence at
10 o'clock, when due attendance will be
given by Sc MOLER. .lim'r.
Oct 90, 1880
All persons having claims against The
above estate. are requested TO bring them
forward. properly authenticated, for set.
Element; and al persons indebted TO said
estate. are requested To- make immediate
payment :. &. NJ .4dmr
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

HkNIE ubders'gDed. hsviag positively deter.
y mined on leaving HaFpers Ferry, wishes
TO settle h's business - speedily a. poasshie.
fhersfofe, ell tboae Indebted 10 hios, sisi.er
by bond. note, oS book aceoant. will DO wsIi
To call asd wske ssissbIs homogeneous in
tirne Tong indsigsses has been Kivea--fur.
tbtT eannoi sod ~iil hea be grated.
Ne hiss On hsnd, = lssgs ond rvsessl %.
sost@ent ~ SA-9S0N.ABLE o00Ds. toge
iheF 18th gesegsi sseortsent % Gyeesvies.
naraga<e' ssa Qaesnssgeys. sc, which s,Ii
be sosd ZOE ssss. saS eseh osfv
Ile wiA seh o. ssaf. he BronR uOUsE
ssd DWELLING, fog the tersa a three yeass
Possessi0a gisen o. ne isi a. April nezf.
ISAAC n. GARTER
HaFpers YeFfy. No. 4. Cbsspside,
October -, 1890.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The election for members of Con
gress and Of the State Legislature,
took place in this State on the 18th
inst. The great question at issue. in
the latter election particularly, was
Convention or no Convention. OF the
Congressional elections, the following
IS all the Information we have.
In Charleston, Mr.. Drayfon was
supported, much to their credit, by
both parties. and was consequently re.
elected to Congress without opposition.
We infer also from notices Of one or
two papers of the State, that Mr.. NJ.
Duffie and MIR. Martin, aud Sir.
Barnweli, have been re -ciected with
out opposition.
In the Georgetown district, Thomas
L. Mitchell. formerly 4 member, and
now the anti-convcntion candidate. has
been elected by a majority Of about
200. over Mr.. Campbell, the present
member.
In the Legislature, we are not able
TO say, whether the convention or anti.
convention parties will preponderate !;
the returns, so far as they have reach.
ed US. favor the former.
ln Charleston, II. Cunningham, the
Convention candidate for the Senate,
succeeded by small majority over
Mr.. Pettigru, the Anti. Candidate: but
the Anti-Conyentionists carried eleven
out OF the fifteen representatives which
the city sends. Nat. Intel.
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CHARLEsTowN LIBRARY

khHE President and Directors OF tho
- Ch1fies,own Library Society, inform the
stockholders and patrons Of ihst institution,
toat ihey have made an engagement with Mr..
Hdhan'ef Bnetmdsfer. ~ Librarian. who 10
nov entrusted with the custody OF the books.
lie Is also vested with-fuII authority 10 collect
81 nrresrsges due The soeiety. - siss tia
monthly instaiunents from the subsefibers, ne
they become due. The President end D,-
reetors hope. that the literary taste Of the in.
hsbi;snts Of CbsrIessown and lie vicinity. will
induce them On foster this institution. an n
means erninenify calculated to advance che
best Interests Of the country. "a is expected
thar The stockholders vii be careful 10 pay
TO the Librarian their monthly instruments
A supply Of new books will be ob,a,oed IN .
few weeks, vhsn notice viii be given.
October 27, 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.

Absence from home preventedus from noticing
IN due time, the four-tay's meeting held lately in
the Methodist Church Of Charlcsown. IL com
uenccd on Friday evening the s,h inst and ter
minated on Monday The Iith, and was well at
tended. as oil our meetings usually arc In mis-
place. Amongst the preachers in attendaace. y ~
the Rev. NoEvAL WILSON, presiding elder Of the
Cumberland eircni;, Who preached in hi. usual
foreible style. This gentleman has erca, natural
powers; and " be we're to study the grares Of or
atory. might, with his well cultivated mind, be-.
irresistible. lie is always listened TO with great
pleasure. by persons Of all denominations
collection, ,sken up l,,r tho purpose Of finish
ing the Plasering Of tie Church. Yielded, I've
are sorry TO py,) only from % TO 40 dollars. An
additional sum q perhaps $50 anl be needed.
\ further appeal 70 this liber.i eosnuuniiy, viii
certainly not be- Ia win.
The Winchester Psv.sbytcry has jus, elosed ~,
hbors her.. The fuIiy~iag members ~crc pre-
sent, viz.
NfvfrrFHs
iscs. William viii, ID. ID. Rev. David IT, Riddle,
. VIM. WiIlian.sos, Joha l.o'lor,
- James Black. 4" WA 49, Fossr.
80 Samuel u. Wilson, % y. e. HUtehinset,.
% Scptimus Taston, Jacob ID. M.tsheIf.
=" James ". BtO~a
ELbERs.
James HogIin, Dsniel Burki-s.
Andres Woods, William Wilson.
Samuel n. Davis, Moses IIoee.
", JAxIs BLscK vas chosen Modera,or, Rey.
Ilssid ~ Riddle and Hey. Sepsiasas Tasion,
eis-rks
The Presbytery vas opebei ~ The Res. W..
WILtiASsos, a MiddlcbarK,
Tbs prsashins begaa oa Friday noslsis,g, and
ended on Tacriav sish' Ias, On sandss. t.s
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

In tSsc S9h Sspsssnscr last. snrr short III
nc>s, ~ el>r t3th yenr Of hs-r asc Mira Avs. wife
al MsrnAnl Ds-ruD. cf Zso~s,ill~. ohio. Cor
nsssy yesrs . rcssdrnt Of Ibis tom. if tl,sif.l
and loving ~ifr tender anal sil.et,onsc nsier.
~uh nsssses~ sod, ccoeilistcry. and accessible.
and heart dedicated fran early life 70 the ca,,sc
1T riosy and rcligion, traits io b. admired. sod
thr ioss OF which src deeply u 10 regretted and
dpsorcsl. then truly must the f-mil, IL thu. de-
esr~r,l cspcricnec bereavement of the mos,
keen. poiKn.ni. ssai durable e,,.r.cscr.
on the esh September, at Alexandria, H. q.
place, ." the jfst year Of his age.
From the fredericksburg herald
DIED.
On sabbath evening. the isth of ossch~r. Alter
ted'osis and painful illness, Mr. J.Hx u. l.ur-
rIh at the firm Of Little b. Mitchell. oS thi, place
aged ~ y~ars
Mr. iAt,ie had bern r,>idcra &c ibis town for
NOR. uAh seven years, during which period. al,
Intelligence, has i,tcgrity, md hi. unifrnJ, Kind
shu .',.t uon''e aeportm., had sequir,i for him
the cssecm aud love at an extensive r;rvlr of
friends lie vas = much beloved member ~ ,h.
Presbyterian Church, aud filed. for several wear,
Nth reputation and gr,at ussfulncsx the ofi;er al
Ruling Elder in that Church. "a. had for somr
time suffered much under feeble cob ssitus,cp and
rpc.te,i attacks Of painful inslisposiiiou. during
all of ~bich I.c ruauiiestssI n patient and ssbmis.
sivc spirit Ills short h,n exemplary and useful
l,te Was closed in pesec. Upon the promises Of
Tod, hc trusted for grace and glory, aud found
ucin SURF support IN time of need. His be-
waved wife and Children and fricnds, mourn hi
loss, but they mourn not those Who have no
hope They Lave his example To guide tl,cm-
and his prayers for them, laid up ~ a memorial
before God; and they trust he Is now enjoying
thSt rc>t that remains For his people above where
every tear - wiped away, and there is no more
"sa', nor sorrow, nor cay ing, nor pain, forever.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

kps4ropA md Methodist ehurvh-s w~rr given up
IL psssslsers az ths Ps~ssyssy. as.d ss palp;s a
Ne essse,tcrmn chsrch ~as occupied ~ shr Rev.
u. ifill, " wissA~.ssr, Who ~slGci a ,cr,
Iss,x< eoss,~s-tisa -'sh raos fsrilr 4 Md ar,.-
meatsli,c discourse. sbsusslisg la serisurai l.;.
toricsl aiiu,ioas. Iiis talent IL driving spprcpri
ate .initp Is u.rivalIcd- One of thcsc, given Il.
aa c>hossnaion cn Saturday evening, struck ms a,
being peculiarly sppo.i,r. lie p;~,.red 60 tn.
fancy, vessel. erosds'i ~id, passengers, APP
pr's.ehins the shore, In the view of JOYOUS reia-
ti'es anil friends AlmoA at ths. mcmcu, al
landing. the vessel spring. i.ak-ali hands a,
the pumps, rc unable 10 keep the water from
gaming upon them; hu, ~hlc thu, .uga,,,, !, lii
lie xiii IS npiyi. to aud fro. taking oil !. ,,.
'>nSer at 'ms---'l'e danger i.sr-asing, and the
'i'!e sill .,'rilns upon them, oL. how s,ouj,
docs IL afford relief, An,iou. and a-oni.i.s. Ma
rents, bsvtiers, sisters, AMI relatives, VIA, ~"lJ
The! MT give issr largc Hat, ~b;c co.,l.i TAX, the
whole ere~ al single UP. So. said lac, aid,
Vie mnititosle embarked in the vessel Ut the ord
"p"n the voyage OF lif>--bounI tn eternity. Or
binary prca,hinss arr bat the little skiis tia,
''Ne Oh now aud then solitary pas~cug-. f,om
the 'oan'crins shiir-gryat rc,i,nls are the large
boats which rescoe scores Of the sinking, diving
pa senscrs, abou, To be cnguiphed in the ocean OF
.in.
This hgur-, impcrfcctiy shotehe, Nv us, is but
one from the many which the venerable. pas,or's
vivid fancy presented To his hcsrcrs Others also
acquitted themselves handsomely, anil gave c,i-
de''ec OF their sr'our AMI ability in the holy Of
f'ec a more full notice Of the proceeding, of
this highly respectable body, will doubtless b..
furnished us for pubiicstion.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27
BATTALION ORDERS.

'HE Cour, OF Enquiry for the Is, BAusl
n len, will meet ia shepheTds,own, II De.
o'el Estler's tavern, on Friday the Sth Of No.
sember; and that Of the ID Bsuslioo, 81 lieu.
y hsiHs' tavern, iR Chariestowp, on Sstnf.
day the 9th Of November.
The hegimeBssl Court Of Eaquiry viIl
inert 81 Henry IIsins' tavern, in Chsrlessown,
ON Friday the 18th day " November next.
by order u the Col
Wa. n. hAGRUDEH,
.Sd,afsHs 5jh Hcgimssf. .. ~
Oct. ~. 1850.
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FOR SAFE.

"iLL be sold. at public auction. IN sa
w turdsy the 9th of November, in Middle.
way, Jefferson county. on the turnpike street,
near the centre of said TOW n and ssid street.
an excellent lot Of ground, with dwelling
house and shop. The ship is large and suits.
Die for weaver, blacksmith, wagon.msk er.
cooper, or any other artist. The said 10,
contains several kinds OF frui, trees. Adv
persons Wishing to purchase real good proper
W. VIII do well TO avail themselves Of this op.
Poriuniiy, ss IL will be sold on y credi, Of 9
months. by giving living security, or Geed
OF trust ON the property. to suit the purchas-
ere Terms made know on the day Of sale.
An ind.sPniable decd made. and immediate
possession given. Sale 10 commence % II
o'clock, A. NJ. JOHN GAMES, Err.
Oct, ~, 1880. '' o'"'''' ''e d.
n. u. This sale was postponed 9Th March
l.sis also, on the 10th Oct. ON account Of q
nIDny hammer.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

MORE NEW 4 c5rHAY GOODS.
HAVE received. In part, my fsu Sup
ply ~ GOODS. Ny ss.or,mens "a
eonyF'e. and the prices low. Z deem .
SSue snneeesssry, IS most articles
seo.o"S eo,niort. or those of f. sbiun. are
My customers and the pubic
$eosfshy' are invited TO call aud . =. n.,.s
~, WILLIAM F. LOCK.
Chariesfown, Oct 81, 1870.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

a kllIE subscrlbrrs. pfepsietors q the " Po
- fsaae Pioneer" wiIl dispose d the es'a
blssbReni, on accommodating terms Par
''csi.F- H'sds known on personal sppl,cstiOn
OF BY keller. tpost ps'i
W.. 4 &. a. WEBER.
Shepbefdsfown. Va oct q.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

y
'woodhull, one Of the Clay candidates
since dead.
In the Cd Congressional District,
Thomas Corwin. the Clay candidate.
has been elected over James Shields.
the present Jackson member, by ma
ioriiy Of ESQ votes.
In the 4ih and 9TH Districts, Mr..
Vance and Mr.. Vinton, Clay members,
have been &c elected without opposi.
ton.
In the eth District, Mr.. Sianberry
has been re elected by en- estimated
majority Of 1000 votes over MF. ~
Lean.
lMf. s'anbery came 20 the last coagpes
ssa Jackson man, bot was denounced BY the
Government papers for some independent
VOTES which lac gave ~ che last scssion. sn.l
has been bitterly perseeUied by the lac ks0o
pspeF ia bis District. He vas supported aud
d0ubtless elected By the Opposition party I
In the 9th district, W. w. Irwin,
jackson member, Is reelected with
out opposition.
Cincinnati has been considered the
strong hold of Gen. Jatkson's popular
ity. aud the Government papers ia that
city have mainisined that his popular
ity could NOT be shaken there. Cen.
ElndIay, the present member Of Con.
gross from the district, one Of the ear.
lies, settlers ~ sIie State. ard gen
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{" TIE NINE. IS

This is the title Of nea, quarto of eight pages.
recently issued, somi-mou,hly, from the Re-
publican" Office, In Winchester, edited by Mr..
MASON = i1ovErr, and printed by Mr.. Jonx w.
Hollis. The price i. IL so per annum. The
first number has been received At this Office. and
will be exhibited to any person ~ho NAV wish 90
Pairo"isc the work. It's neat in is typographical
Dress and not less fascinating id ID intellectual
stores; but like the material from all Mines, ,hc.
Is some dross mixed up with mnei, pure and
sparkling orc. Mr.. LovET-r Is some~ hat known
to thc public, the author OF many sterling
scraps Of poetry and several ~eI-written tales in
prose. As an additional inducrment TO The.
inends ut tscraturc, To patronise him, it may be-
added that Mr. l.. is one Of those ~ho have been
brought into the notice Of the literary world, by
the unai1cd efforts Of his own genius We wish
him grrai sneccss anal i'll take pleasure in trans.
uniting to him the of thos, ia our neigh
Io'nhood Who may deare to become subscribers
To his work.
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NNkfiI.L be taken ~ ihe Office 81 the Viz.
W Eiria Tfce Fres& lad oi frSna ~ "a
i3jssfs 81 age, sho hiss pretty good Esg
il,h educs'ion, and - ~ ~ indlsifisas a,.d
a'ien',ys disposition, viii ftnd = gOod siiuaiioa.
Serf. -, 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

During M. absence, at any time, tho basines ;,
ot the establishment will be strictly attended to,
by Messrs- J. J. PALMER and N. N. GALLAsIn.
young gentlemen who have been raised (profes-
s'oeally in the Office, and who have An intimate
acquaintance with all its concerns
JOHN 8. GALLAHER.
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THE FREE PRESS.
wEDNEsDAi. oCIoRER a, 1850.

We irarn tirs Dr. Da~fsl BkDsxern, OF chi.
eosk1ys Is appointed Pay -mssfcr u the L. $. Ar.
mosy II IIarper--fcry
We learn too, thai Capt ~. Tnoxr.oS, u.c
Prcsr's clerk in ti.a, Offer. is TO be retained
lis the fonrth o., of Zen. JaeksDn'. a.l,anis-
'rs'ion, which il gives uspi.asre to approve.
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cIIARLESTowN FIRE COMPANY.
YNHE "Chsrles,own Fire CeDpsny" arc
\ notified, that SATURDAY Next is the
day Of parade. required by law.
Oct -. 1890.
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faNIif undersigned has received sa s-sor,.
y ment u excellent BAR iron. ffou,
Mount Alta iron WORKS. PennsJ iyania also.
Boh. strap, SPIKE, snd Nal IRON, al Of
winch vii be sold very cheap
DAVID HUMPHREYS.
cbsfies'osn. Oct, -. 1850.
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CONSIDERATION.

We learn that the Catl,olic Church in Martins
burg, was consccrstrd, on Sunday last, To- the ser
vice OF Almighty God, by the Reverend JAWS
WHIrrFIElD, Archbishop Of baltimore. A large
coneourse Of persons attended
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

JAooB SNAIL has been reelected
Mayor Of the City Of Baltimore. BY =
msjonty Of i.02O votes oSer las oppo.
neat, Standish barry.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

man. cnvioas Of the dtssy Of another, deter
mined to oppose him In business. UpOa being
informed Of this, the latter observed, "NyeIi De-,
him try i-hc will find II like t;ratiano's rcasons
'twogrAins of whca, hid in two bushels of ehrfT,
he shall seek all day be snd ,i,cm; AMI, when
hc las them. tlicy are no, woiti, the search"
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VERMONT LEGISLATURE.

Thc Legislature Of Vermont corven-
ed at Montpelier on the l4ih inst
The Hon. II. Il. BATEs was elected
Speaker on the fourth ballot. Both
Houses met in the afternoon to can.
yass the votes for Governor, when the
following being the result, il appeared
that there was no choice either for q o.
vernon or Lieutenant Governor.
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clay friend eoinplsiacd To ia, the other
day, Cd the Clay Road which is being constructed
between this place and iIarpcrs-Fcrry. Clay
seems tn b. trr,uLlcsoinc article in other quar-
'crs--eariy IN October, it was very annoying To
some folks ia Mar l.nd and we now hear com
plants Of its toughnrss in Ohio. Bear il patient
~, iricnds-'o Clay must VIC all return at last.
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Balance, &c 80

Reader What do YOU think Of this Where
doeS the % balance Of trade, lics How long will
Ake' 1T The same rate, 10 f-eparc Tor the win
ter Does your arithmetic tell you
90 who can hold FIRE in his hand.
By thinking on the FROSTY Caucasus
Or cloy the hupgry edge of appetite.
I'y bare imagination Of feast 5,