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Valuable Land for Sale

at .4CCIJON.
WILL. BE- sold, on Thursday the i,b dsy
w OF March next. on the pre- a,ises. vsiu-
able rrae, u Land,
Cdnsis'ing If Ola .7cres.
u IS situated in Berkeley county, sdioiaing
The lands 81 George Pulse. Anthony seek.
mao. and others, ON the main road from
SmthEeid Ia Bunkers Hill. IL Is Of the best
quality of slate land. 80 acres in timber. with
three ar four Dever-iaIiing springs Of water.
The improvements are n comfortable stone
aud frame dwelling, sbsTn, stable. ou,houses,
sc. Sale to commence about II O'Clock,
when the terms will be made known
MARTIN HOCSENhN.
Eeh II IGN
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TO RENT.

E>OR one year from the LIST &c April next,
L the Farm occupied foe some years pas,
by Mr.. Thomas w. DAVIS. Apply to
JOHN YATES,
Gnayd;an Of TIE Aeirs Of
Riohs,d baylor. Esq. deed
ALSO.
The brick house at the flowing spring mill
Apply TO JOHN YATES.
Sch IL, 1850.
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amir noses gwen 1t the ssIe Of the peFsoAal
III estate a Elxsbeih ID Moore. deed, Nih
- a.. on The sd % tbis monib. Tor the
&c those BSing ness M Cyrus
Essfney's tavern. shall attend there on that
dsy. TLoss hsviag claims sgsina the shove
estate. vii please 20 present sbem, legsiiy
susssed, for settlement
FEB 10. ~ q r u wssre, slsCd
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17

e5-Thr Rev. SEpTIMUs TusTos will
preach in Smithfield (if the weather be
favorable) on next Sunday morning, at II
o'clock. Preaching may also be expected
in the Methodist Church, IN Chsrlesiown,
as usual
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Hieursr r~IZr,
1000 DOLLARS.

PRICE or TICKETS.
Hhoie J'Ictsfs s. Hilr~s "a So ossyfs
IS ceus.
To be bad IN the gresie.s ss'is', e ~ .
Stevenson 4 POiuts's Ofiscs
NiavE'sn. f,yessis
- Orders esther BY mail fpsss ps-ll
private convey soes. enclosing 'h- essh
pTize tickets, ~sll us~ss the ssaae gssanps g..
puBetvsl stteDsiss - q on ?srsgasi spf teA
ton. Address 20
STEVENSON a POINTS.
stsanloa, Jsn. ~. 100. WgsaEsFs
Tickets 10 be lad 10 ~ above totsefY, q
The stores Of Nessrs. lssepb q. ussssii q Ce
Hsrpefs Very ~ AZ ~. y. Eafs. sasslh
Geld - hsssrs. Jeaegsan a Oiss~sasf
Charles'oyn q ~. Ch4siss ifsspss stsF
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17
SYNOPSIS OF rnE ELL.

SYNOPSIS OF THE BILL,
AmendAtory u the Act TO organize Corven-
ton, Sc.
This act requires the polls for rati
fea,ion to be kept open three DAYS sue
cessivcly-to be conducted by the She
ritf ar other officer conducting the polls.
the clerk or deputy cleik, and the com
Wissioners at reyerue--wiihint ten days
after the polls are closed, these officers
are to assemble at the clerks Office.
the day 10 be appointed and made
known Ia them BY the sheriH-ihcre To
examine the polls, and having stricken
from them the names of all persons not
in the opinion OF aieti,y Of them en-
titled 10 vote, make out two copies Of
the same. subscribed iu their names,
certify one copy 10 the executive. and
deposit the other in the clerks Office
and all this Ia b. done under oath.
The Sd section allows the clerks so
employed, two dollars per diem.
The I,h section repeats so much OF
the act TO organize n convention, as re-
quircs the executive To- convene the ge
neral assembly for carrying the cons,i
tuition into operation.
The 9Th section requires the Cover
nor and council, il, upon examination
of the votes. il shalksppear to them that
a majority is for ratifying the constitu-
tior, forthwith 10 issue a proclanat ton
announcing the same 10 certify the
fact TO the sherifis, mayors, and SER
gcants, &c.-lf the constitution shall
not be ratified, that too to be proclaim
ed.-lf, from any cause. doubt shall
arise in the minds OF the governor and
majority Of the council, whether the
constitution has been ratified, then,
and in that event, the cause of sGch
doubt shall be entered upon the jour
mails of the executive. and the execu
tive shall Immediately convene the &c.
neral assembly.
The 9th section provides that the
first election for members of the gene
raj assembly shall be held ut the Octo-
bcr county and corporation courts next.
under the same regulations and penal
ties now provided Cor similar elections.
The eth section desi.nates the points
in each senatorial district, ut which the
shcriHs shall meet to compare polls, &c.
The 9Th section provides that the
sheriffs Of the counties thrown together,
shall meet at the courthouse Of the
county first named to compare polls.
&c.
The 9th section requires the county
courts TO appoint commissioners at
their August and September terms, 10
supcrintend precinct elections.
The 10th section provides that. after
the elections thus held, the elections
under the old constitution 10 be holden
in April next, shall be deemed void
and Of no effect-and all senator's pre-
viously elected, shall no longer be
members Of the senate.
The llth section requires parties to
contested elections TO proceed as they
are now required, uRder the general
election laws.
The l2th, that tie Grst meeting of
the general assembly under the new
constitution, shall be on the first Mon
day in December.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17

DUnCUAsEHs ~ tie sale u the PERSONAL
u estate ~ The iase Thomss keycs. deed.
are informed lhst the sale HOies are placed
Zee COLLECTION IN the hands " I v Douglass
Attorney ~ Lsw. ~ whom psyI'rn' = &c
qaesied MNWC ARFr ktYks.
fsb r.. ie7q PR
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17

y VIII be SEEN. by reference n The pro
kd'ngs Of Monday week, that CobgJcss
70, disposed 70 touch the s,sefsI TsnG
a, lhs Prsseei sssaos Wehppe our
suthern brethren Will bear saolhss yssf
lh paiieace. the imaginary evil, uh,eb
i've bsua,sd them fSr two Years past
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17

In recent notice Of Denmark, u II
stated that ~ Copenhagen, iraaslatiOns
from English books are ~ every stall.
scott seems to bear he PALM ~ cele
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant. by the Rev. Mr.. Bri.
ncr. Mr.. Cosssp BILLstRr. of Jefferson, To
M'ss NAuJ MAuTiS. OF RetkeIcy county.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17


cDscs II "a Carp So |. Dso srarf .
s-~sssrv~. ts>S.-r ~. % g
NoVftE 70 hcrch, sssrn. thss a. u,,s1s'
meet 81 10" ssr,,s> sod ef-s fsss. -
shsre. tbe,ng the Eta -~s,s.-ss.l 90 sssrv
share az Stock IN ss.e s,iS~s.pssk- .sui os,
canal Company. V resPfrca 20 % ps.s - -
sd dsv of April neat sod h.,,a-- $3.50 -
two 6oflsrs and Fry c~rss r-s ssNS,~. 1,-x
the 18th instsissews.b &c the "A ~ % ~
neN--~h,ch insssIs, rss na,ss' ~ ps - fst
credit sftbe Chessp~ss~ sd ohast ssss Cs,',
psny. to- the CASHIER - ssAer o-i<<r - s,sse
of the following Va st,, VIZ
The Branch ~ The D.sk ofsf~ usi,ei s's,c3
at Washington.
The Hack ct w.shah lston. NJ W sssss xts1.
The Patriotic Bank. da.
The Bank OF the Metropolis. DO
The Farmers AMI Slrcbsuscs' Bssk. q; Gcsrs-
town
The Bank OF Alexsn5fia. st Airsseiss
The Hank az Posopa-, 30.
The Fzrmefs' Bark or Aiex,rllfla. do
The Mechanics Hank OF Airxs~dr,s. do
The iisgers,own Bank, tn fiss,rFsscxr. NJ
And the Branch OF tho Valley Rsnk. o..
Chariestown, Va
by Order ct tie rrcs,dgn, sn.i n -~~>o-.
JOHN y. i>CtE. fi~rf
C.sr. e )kis rt-.sI c..
! Feb :. I9SO.-Vt3M.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17

Gen. O'LEARY. an freshman by birth,
who greatly distinguished himself IN
the war OF independence, and cou-
handed the late expedition az aInst the
insurgents of An,ioqula, has been ap
pointed Minister of Colombia near the
goyernm. mt of the United States, and
will probably arrive in tue oext vessel
from CarihageBa.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17

There is a trait ~ our nature which
seems TO be oftncr cxempliied IN courts
OF jsstice. than elsewhere, aud pariicu-
larly in large capitals. We aliudc to
the concourse of persons passing their
days in listening TO trials, civil Orcfi.
mlnal, in which they have properly no
concern, AMI taking deep interest 10
the issue, as it may affect othcrs--en.
tire strangers to then-While their Own
affairs arc falling behind hand, OF has.
tening TO ruin, through ina'Iehtlon.
Hours, all precious for important Pur
poses, are thus strangely wasted as
lhey frequently afe ~ the perusal 81
rOmances, Of which the Fictitious he.
roes engross sensibliity and time.
due, and even Indispensable "a the bu
siuess and families Of the readers.
Nat. Gas.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17


EDNEsDAy, FEBRUARY IL. 1850
i fhe .Ns,- Charlottesville think that
instrument will not meet with such &c.
sl favor in the Valley a. we st first sup.
,ed. We never rcckoncd for moment
IN the unqualified appreciation Of even a
iciy OF the voters. but We did suppose
lite superiority over the Ok system
so apparent, that its rattle alton would
be seriously opposed any 'rhere except
Ne small counties both Of the East and
y, which will lose by the change the
er 20 which they hare so long unjusily
e Our Iates, information. however,
hoes the belief that many Of the people
Frederick and Augusta will GO against
because IL does no, give 10 the weN Ill
which we were justly entitled. Mos,
pr''ly would we join in the opposition,
I'D we have any solid hope OF better
pest upon. But as matters nos stand,
are astonished al The opposition mani
led by part Of the Valley
We venture 10 predict that the people Of
drrson will voio for ITS ratification al
IDst unanimously.
yn Frederick county. several candidates
the spring canvass have alrc ady taken
field. Our Jefferson aspirants are not
prompt in the race Of honor-probably
esusc the course is not so extensive.
Nm election viii take place under the
j constitution, as usual; but, should the
Us be adopted. il will all 60 for nothing.
I'd another poll will be taken in October.
1r presume therefore, thatth- Who walk
yer the track successfully IN the first in
|ance, will feel some assurance Of victory
the second. But many acw voters will
J that time be admitted, and lots may be
Gerently cast. Popularity" il hes been
ELL remarked, "is a thing often gained
&ncut ncIit. anu sometimes iost "buoos
Dnlt" To-day, the sun Of public favor
by shine brightly-tomorrow. the lower
h cloud Of popular displeasure may over
padow the fsirest prospects. and blast The
Endest schemes Of the embryo legislator.
We really think the Executive ofthis state
20 pursued rather a niggardy policy. in
Dference to the PRONUNCIATION Of the New
Republication has been or
bred in perhaps fifteen or twenty papers.
public expense. while many sections Of
= State must get il as they can-depend-
q upon the courtesy OF the printers in
Drir neighborhood. 10 matter Of such
rat importance 10 the whole people. the
tliry consideration of few hundred dol
Is should mol operate for an instant =
tery paper IN the state should be suiho
I'd to promulsate it "by authority
|te adoption or the New Constitution will
De probably $4,000 per annum: and
j. TO obyiAie the payment Of a p,tiful
m. the people of many parts of the state
entirely overlooked. Shame on such
pnOmy!
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17

the dismissal Of the congregation n,
half dollar was found in the purse.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17

TIC tr,sl of E.b>as=eT Cor, accused Of
murder Of THoHIs u. DUSN Esq late
pefistendent ~ The Hstpefs Ferry ar
pry. came on before The examining court
Monday last The accused was adjudg
guilty. ADD Temanded 70 jail 70 await
6"~l 'r,sl before ,I,s Superior Court Of
, to be held for this county in July next.
ANOTHER person who bad been commit
y Cor want Of sure'iss Tor be- good bchs
Pur. and ~bo vas su'peefed Of being an
sessaTy. Wss acquitted
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17

Horrid FaBaficisyn "A neishbor
who was IN E,eh,r tOlscgu countv) last
week, informs us. that on the eth ult.
Mrs. lydia. wife of Henry lierkimer.
put al end to the existence Of herrhild.
three months old. by cutting its throat
with 4 razor. in such an encctual man.
ner rs almost to sever the head from
the body. She has been deransed at
intervals FOR nearly year past; and
her partial insanity is reported to have
proceeded from gloomy and despon
dent state of mind occasioDed by ina
ning.hcrseli a rprobafe, and the sen
tenoe Of perdi,ion stamped on her ctcr
nal destiny.-LL iffie faHs' Peoples
Erifyll
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17

we verify believe many Of our towns
IS are not aware that the glorious Sun
IS his appearance as early as half past
- in the morning. having prepared his
~ by previously driving back the sable
ftains Of night. We have not merely
authority OF the Alnsnaes. but Of our
a senses upon several occasions, when
erhsps by academy we saw the morn
russell mantle clad" People can DO as
Nv please in these matters, but Doctor
Rkankiin says "T'irne i, Money"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17

Tight Ldcmg.-rhc evils Of this Iva
bit are becoming 30 common and APP
parent, that u - the duty OF the press
TO notice theto. II is hoped our far
readers will seriously consider the fol
lowing melancholy cxample:-Dr. IL.
Alden, Of Chatauquc county, ~. Y.
has me'le a public statement, that the
death Of Miss Minerva w." lately,
in that county, was oocasioned by We.
ry tight Iacing On examining the
dead body, the heart, lungs, liver, &c.
were found crowded out Of their natu-
raj places, which produced disease OF
these parts, and finally Occasioned
death. DIR. Ryan, an attendant ply.
sicisn in this case. has added the fol.
lowing 90 DIR. Alden's statement.
concur in the above statement, and
from an acquaintance Of several years
with the subject Of the nlrra,ne, ! am
convinced that the cause Of her death
was wholly produced by tight laCing.
Ripley, ia. 5, 1880. A. RYAN
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17

The Georgetown Gazette of Friday
last. I've understand, on good
authority, that the Senate yesterday
rejected the nomination Of Henry Lee,
as Consul General to Algiers. We
hope they will put their veto upon o.
theirs equally obnoxious.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17

briiy, and Cooper Whose sea scenery
md sea scenes have all the rcoommen.
dation OF truth and vigourl has grestly
approved himself to the minds VI this
maritime people.
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TURNING,
nv WOOD, IRON, BRASS. so.

INHE undersigned is now prepared, a,
- MIR. Wernwag's saw mill, adjoining
Hsrpcrs Ferry. to execute all kind. of
TURNING, IN wood, iron. brass, &c lie
~ill also make or repair any kind Of Ma
chinery which may be wanted, strictly sc
cording 10 direction. turning llihes, &c.
SC. He will I've thankful for any orders
in his hnc Of business. and hopes TO render
himself useful 20 the public IN that way
CHARLES III. MILLS
Feb II. 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17

New Jersey two important
bills which, have engaged the attention
Of the Legislature Of this State for Sc
veral sessions past, have at length
passed both Houses. The bill to au-
Ihorize Canal TO connect the waters
Of the Delaware and Raritan, and the
bill 20 authorize Rail Road from
Camden to South Amboy. have be-
come laws Of the State MAJ. Int.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17

Lectures on Astronomy --Ieciures on
% interesting science have been deliver
3 IN this town. aud will be repeated this
sniog. and TO morrow. in ShcpheFdsiown.
lecture. arc clue dated by several die
E ms Of Che planetary system, and thu,
mind IS saved the labor Of forInins
ginary worlds. To those who take an
=fSesi in what may justly be termed the
b elevated Of the sciences, these Ice
j. will afford high degree Of sstisfac
Other eHbibinons-of mechanical
and amusing illUsiOns--sive variety
he entertainment
Microscope Of immense powers will
be exhibited y, The same place
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17

The ne.ci Census. The committee
Of the House of Representatives est.
mate the population of 1880. as fol-
lows: Free population. 1860. 600
slaves, l,950,0OO; total, l2,6O0,O0O.
They recommend a ratio of $4,000 for
the representation in the House of Re
personalities. which they believe. will
not increase that body beyond the mum.
Der Of 225 members. = Bat. Gas.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17

4 short time since, while tie officers
of a congregation in Philadelphia city
we're making the usual collection, man
was seen 90 thrust his hand into the
purse when presented 90 him. and sb.
,traet sonE II the contents. Tic vas al
once charged with The offence. blr sta
ted that he was y stranger. and that IL
vas the practice in his own place when
= person had no small change. Co throw
. piece Of money into the bag. and take
from II az random az mach - might be
supposed 20 be the proper change; that
be bad on this occasion deposited halt
dollar, sT'i taken a few pieces fof
change. The time and place not per
hitting further investigation, be Was
SLOWED % retaiB tie money, but upon
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17

524l prizes amounting to ~. bosssrs
tD.More prizes than blanks, the scheale
containing only Ten Thousand Tickets. ant
being arranged on the ODD d EVEN SIS
TEN, the holder of two tickets or too >ii.sgs
IS certain Of obtaining ct least oAs rsiI, an
may draw THnsI. and N proport.sa ,os .sy
greater quantity
Tickets 81 90 Quarter 81 81
Haires - GO Eighths, so
To be had in the creates, variety of numbers.
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EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS

SCHEME
prize OF 5000 Dollar IS 5000 Dollars
prze OF 1000 Doll-rs 10 100 Dollar
prze Of 500 Dollars 10 500 Doll.ts
prize Of 400 Dollars 10 400 ID. n.ra
przes Of 200 Dollars 40 go Dollars
prizes OF loo Doilafs 10 500 Dousts
lO prizes OF SO Dollars - 500 Doilsrs
20 prizes Of 20 Dollars 10 80 DOtiars
100 prIzes OF Dollars ~ t99 isois.rs
100 prizes Of S Dollars 70 500 Doii4is
5000 prizes OF 4 Dollars - ~. 0o0 Doii.rs
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On the Sd inst the General Assembly
proceeded 10 ballot fos members OF the
Board Of Public Marks. and che following
gentlemen were elected:
For the District ,eest IF the .Hleghcny
mountain. Scale. Of Csbell. John
Mccoy OF Tyler. and Andrew Russell OF
Ws.hin Ston.
For the Disiricf Jcfreen The .4ncghany
and the Bis Ridge Robert White oi
Roekbridge. and Heroine l.. Opie Of JET
fersnn.
For the District Letrern the Blue Ridge
aud the head Of tide trair--Jo.cph Wat.
kios Of Goochland. Samuel Pannili Of
Campbell. and John Gibson Of Prince
William.
For tic District LeIo,r the head Of tide.
,raier-Philip Ayiett Of King William,
aud William Parhan.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-24
Cbe Na0p'g 3soof,.

A MARBLES ALEXANDER, pubIisher "a
" the DAILY Chronicle, and well known :
having been connected in he publication OF
the Saturday Evening Post and Casket. mo-
poses, IN conJunciion with LouIs A. GopEY,
TO commence, or the first q. July newt a
tito
This work win he devoted especially toth.
services Of the LADIES'. and, booking slse Az
TO them Tor patronage, no exersoa vii n
spared 10 merit 1t. The plan eontcnplsisL
varies materially from thai OF any of The a.
mercan Periodicals now circulated; and IL
executed IN the style which The p,opriat ~
believe to be within their means. viii -
found, they trust, to be an improvement. in
some respect at least, spon the best of itw
predecessors. In the choice Of materials.
though original contributions OF decided mer.
u will always DC acceptable, they never win
oe introduced 70 the exclusion a other arti-
eles OF superior value. The numerous Mag
szines TO be provided Tor the purpose az se-
lection, will always afford plentiful supplv
Of matter suitable for tho LAny's Boor.
which, when rcpablished. will possess, for ali
but lew, the attraction Of novelty Exten-
sis arrangements have been made at hamex
and abroad that will give every facility TO tho
ready attainment OF the choicest sn, earliest
productions. The design includcs every
tnthS winch may be expected 10 afford en-
teitainInent and Instruction.. in an inviting
form, to those FOR whom tile work is ,ntonded
II Is presumed too, that a MISCELLANY da-
serving the notice OF the Ladies', cahnot bua
prove worthy The attention OF the o.l,c. sex
Among the subjects which may be en.msr.
| atea as likely to be promiaent, will DO I.laad
Music, including notices o. new cotsposiisons-
with occasional disquisitions ON the 81, rce.i
and reprints Of such NEW SONGS as NAV -
thought worthy TO he so distinguished, Etol
GRAPHICAL AsEcporEs, TALES and fSrrR J
EsTisa NARRATIVES from writers OF real tai.
ents; the FAanioSs, with nm illustrative en-
CRAVING quarterly. lsneifnlly colored. The
department will be under the superintepaance
of persons web sersed in tho art, and no psina
will BE- spared TO render il not the least n A.
traehve part Of the contents
4 a word or two now and then will be intro
dueed, touching those exercises and s,ot In
which are generally regarded as improving
to both health and beauty, among which ri.
DING and DAscISo may be specified, with
appropriate wood cuts by skillGll artists
POETRY, OF course, will be Que OF the DEPART !.
ments TO which great attention viii be ,aid-'
and EMBROIDERY, the POETRY OF Nrrpl r.
WORK, will ill its due space On this latter
subject II VIII be difficult to find cont,ihutorx
who can write clearly. but the engrayer via
be perfectly Ineligible.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-24
MARRIED.

On Thursday last, by the Rev Mr. Eyster,
Mr. George pGaaken, TO Miss Rebecsa Couch
nan, daughter of Mr. Henry Couchman, all
of this couaty.
On the same day, by thu Rsv Mr.. Youn q.
Mr. ,ianass Henderson, TO Miss Phebo Elicit
all of this place
On Monday morning last in the Roman
Chaple IN this place, by the Rev. Dir Gildea,
Mr.. Richard Bordtey. Of Kent county, Md.
to Miss Eliza Ridsnotr, of Jefferson county.
DIED,
On Thursday last, Mr .Ia,ne, G7ines, Of
this aounty. His death was ecca.ioned from
fall be received in a wen.
On Saturday last, Mrs ----- Rtmnsy,
wife of MIR. William Runner, of this county.
On Sunday morning last, at the res ilence
Of Heroine l. opie, Esq. her son in law.
Mrs. .baygaet Muse, aged sc years.