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A REPLy-AND A DEFIANCE.

The following authorized (and all hut OfFieizl
pubi's alto" app ard in the Giobc Of the &,h:
Mr.. Branch In two different let
tiers. written evidently for publication
Mr.. Branch has corerfiy and insidious
w made injurious intim ations, intend.
ed to reach the character Of on unnam.
ed Individual whom he ventures not e
ass,il openly. These in.inuatiops are
made I" have particular bearing. and
are used by the humble instruments
who act in concert with him, 10 pro.
duce political results from assaults on
private character. Mr.. Branch eau.
ti"usiy shrouds hia,seIf under inuen.
does, and leaves to surmise the facts
which he says ought to be laid before
the public. Why docs he not act like
a mans He has Seen called upon To
come out openly-to spccify-snd on
the principles Of justice and honour 10
assume the responsibility Of showing
that which he says ought TO BE- kno,cn,
bat which'he has hitherto ventured To
disseminate throush vague insinuations
alone. Gould an honorable man re /.
""N'S ~ y" bss sVC'sbs>. mus w StdO
in the dark ? In his published letter
he rests his conduct upon point Of
honor. Yet he sees his letters vouch.
ed as authority fur the vilest suspi-
cions. by partizans--by underIings
who, he knows, cannot be noticed. l.
he not bound. then. 10 avow his mean i.
lng-to assert boldly his charges. and
submit them to that public which he
has sought covcrtly to infect with his
" n'ahgn Influences"
We are authorised Nv the individual
who is supposed to be aimed al by
these hinied ISLANDERS to make this Sc.
cond CALL. He shrinks not from the
ordeal with which he seems 10 be
threatened. He is ready to make the
issue with man who onsiders the
public interested in the matter Of his
covert illusions. and whose standing
IN the country subjects him TO the pro-
per responsibilities. No investigation
1. feared. An honest cause always
looks with oniidenre 10 an issue, which
depends on an appeal to God or the
country.
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DIED.

AZ tho residence NJ Mr., Samuel Str;.ier- n,
Thursday last, Miss NaScr wRrrK, &c LoutIou.
Al Circieyil,-, Ohio, the Sd Of NAV. aiie,
a lingering illness, Mr.. MATTHEW wILaos, for.
mcriv OF Chartesfown, in the 57th year Of hi,
age, leaving n VIII, and six Young chiidrr, ,o n.
ment the loss Of a most devoted husband and sf
fcctionatc father.
On the I'd inst. at his rrsidcnce in baltimore
after short but severe illness, Mr.. JouS Tun.
Ssa Evans, formerly Of Martinsburg. aged abou,
amiHble character
Tn Friday last, Mr.. THoNAs TAsn, Of B,.rkc.
ley county, leaving wife and large family d
children 10 lament his dcsth
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SuDcrior Rcnycr IInts.

INIiE subscriber hes just received fresh
n supply Of BEAVER HATS. 81 tie I'm.
est q"shiy'ever brought TO this market also.
very excellent assortment 81 Drab Hats. Of
:" prees TIE ventures 10 assert, wahou'
lesF OF contradiction ~ exaCgrraiion, that
us prescott stock ~ Hats, - y respects qua.
hy' quantity, or ptIee. y grestiy Superior 10
~hss ever has been in this place, snd ear.
ne"Iy hopes ihat hes very gren, eNef,iOns 10
render his stock II IIsts. Boots and shoes.
such - y :, may not 60 anFequhed. Iit
respectfully asks call from al pt rsons vish
i"g 20 supply themselves viih sny n the q.
bove aSiieles. ~ BUCKMAsTER.
ChsFiesoSn. June IS. 1891.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

Will. sell, on accommodating terms, m,
= FARM on Long Marsh. Frederick coun
W miles northeast Of Baliietown, contain
ing 2s5 acres. The land il first quality lime
stone, 20 acres of which arc in timber eaus
70 any In the valley. and the residue, which
" m good state of cultivation. is laid OFT in
10 convenient helds \ never-failing s,resn
runs nearly through Tie centTe Of the irac,
~ which every field could be vatered The
'mp,o'emen'sare. dwelling h uuse. kitchen
stable. grsnAry. Aod corn hoise. A merchs NJ
mill sdjoins the farm. 3 miles from the She
nsndoah river, which - almost always navi
gable fror' this point. Apply TO myself OF
the premises. or e by letter, direct TO Battle
town, Frederick county. Wa.
GRIHFIN TAYLOR.
Frederick county, June 10. 1851.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE

"Hrpcrs'Forry.
JOYS IL. 1891. :
PROPOSALS win be received n thi, III.
Il nee. until the 18th day or Juiy next, 70,
furnishing 500 cords Of OAK WOOD. deliy.
erah'e a. this Armory; one third by the Is,
OF October one third by the 18Th OF Decem
Der, and the balance by the LIST Of February
next.
Proposals will also be received, for cutting
and delivering the same quantity. from the
public land. situated on the south side of the
Shenandoah River
In neither case will the wagons. conveying
the wood TO the Armory. be charged with
fcrrisge for crossing the Shenandoah.
GEORGE RUST, Jr Sup'oh
Juno 16
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NOTICE.

a NESTING will be held, at Capt. Thompson,
Hotel, on Saturday ncyt, at ! O'Clock, 4. VI. for
the purpose Of taking into consideration the prc-
pr'e'y Of nominating Candidate TO rrprcscn, the
Mechanics and Working Mems interest in the
M 1t Legislature of Virginia Those friendly n
the object arc respectfully requested to attend.
adam Rhulemnn. John Graham.
Jeremiah b Sterens, John F. Porm,,
Carey Thompson. Joseph p Shannon.
John .Morlatf. JscoL Hoym,,
Daniel Creansev, Samuel Stride.
Geo. IT. Butler. Timothy Her;nrfon
James Foley. Joseph Smith,
Robert .4rts. Cox~,-
JUN rs, 1881.
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upon which society acts, can be forert
into q ne,rspaper discussion. The rcaI
question has nothing 10 do With the
guilt or innocence of The parties. Up.
I'm that we do not feel il our dntv Ia
form, much less 10 express. an opinion.
The real question IL. shalt the desire
To force an individual upon society con-
troll the entire influence Of the Govern.
mcni? Shall the refusal Of Q member
OF the cabinet ia coercc his wife aud
daughter To associate with q particular
individual. be held a good cause for a
dismissal from office Shall q new
cabinet be organized, expressly for the
purpose of controlling society in thi.
particular-and shall the whim, the
caprice. the mortified vanity aud re-
Uenge, Of an individual unk nown To the
public, except by circumstances"
which forbid such interference. con
troll the administration Of public aiisirs:
This ~ the question which il has be.
come the duty of the American people
IN examine. This is the issue which
they are now called upon 10 try.
We know that the country is now
divided. That the elections in the
different States 1--we organized the
people into two parties. We know
that General Jackson and Mr.. CLAY
are the only candidates now before
the people. and that such arc the OBJ
Elections to MIR. Clay, that many will
prefer General Jackson to him under
any circumstances. We know that
upon the approaching August cIeotions
depends the prepondcrancc Of the 10.
cal parties. who have arranged them
selves under the Jackson hag. We
are aware that we have done our part
in creating this organization Of parties,
and we are aware that
Convince man against his will,
Hes OF the same opinion still
But We are also aware Of our duty TO
our country, and we believe, with
Young, that
:" His han' the good man fastcn, on the skies,
And bids Garth roll, nor feels her idle whirl"
Therefore, we are driven to q re.
luctant discharge Of a painful duty
Were VIC To remain silent, il would
confirm the influence which il is our
duty TO combat An influence which
seeks to undermine our free institu
tons. and, by using the power and pa
tronage Of the Government. corrupt
our public "a we'll as private morals.
From the Richmond Enquirer of the 1,h.
Mr. Branch, Ave republish an ar
tiole from the last No. Of the Wash
ing'oD Globe IL is impossible to mis-
take the hand that is in this thing. -
Whether MIR. Branch will take up the
gauntlet thus thrown down TO him by
Mr.. Eaton, we are unable 10 coniec-
ture. IL IL one Of those scenes in the
political drama which may prepare the
way for some event calculated to int.
rest our readers. As such we lay IL
before our readers-at the same time
that we must deeply regret the prose
cutiOn Of such q controversy in such a
spirit as must array against each other
fwo gentlemen. who were natives OF
the same state and neighborhood. pu.
pills of the same school. intimate friends
Tor so many years, and lately members
OF the same cabinet, and politicians Of
the same school.
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juno rs, 1881.

Ma"ce''ns Of the citizens OF IIarpcr--rcrry,
and ITS vicinity, held ut 11.omp.on's Hotel. M
MONDAY evening. juno 18th. 1881. for the pur.
pose Ut nominating Candidate to represent ,l.s
Mechanics and Working Mems interest in the
next Legislature Of Virginia. Mr.. TIxorwr ITx.-
'SeroS was called to the chair, and Jossrs
SMITH To act n Secretary.
u" motion, Il was resolved, that n committee
't thirteen be appointed, Tor the purpose Of call
ing meeting on the subject, nj such time and
place ~ they may appoint. The committee to
consist OF the following gentlemen, viz:
Adam Rhulcman, Jeremiah r. Stevens. Carry
Thompson, John Marla,t. Daniel Crcap-r. Geo.
~. Butler. James Foley, Robert Avis, John Ora.
ham. John f. Farmer. Joseph T.. Shannon. in.
cob Holmes, and Samuel S,ritcr
On motion. il vas resolved, that tl,c Chairman
and Secretary be added to the committee.
JOSEPH SMITH, Scer.
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T>HE anniversary Of st. John the
Il Baptist. will be celebrated with
appropriate ceremopic. on Friday the AN.
inst. as Winchester, ny the members Of
Hiram Lodge. No. II. and TriIuminsr
Lodge. No. 1T. The brethren OF th,
neigbbouring Lodges and al brethren iu
regular standing. are respec fully request
ed 10 attend.
Lcn,uei Benz, John u. Cooke.
Rich'd ". Barfon, Char. H. Clark,
Solomon Heisfer, Benz. Bushnell,
Hin. l.. Clarke, Nat. Scorers,
Could Johnson, I'm. II. Shspberd.
June I6, 1891.
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HsTRAY HORSE.

STRAfED from the subscribers farm,
~ near Charlcstown. Va on Sunday the
9th June, a BROWN MARE. about Is
hands high. hind feet white. and sweeny
in the left shoulder. Any person taking
up the said estray. ard returning him to
me will be literally rewarded.
HENRY T. NJ. BRISCOE.
June l6, 1881.
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FOR SALE,

'HNWO valuable Work Horses. both
n young-a Bull. two yesrs old this
'p'ing. Of large size and yell proportioned
of the Durham short boVned breed. by
Bergami-one beautiful IIeifer of tho
same breed. ono year old this spring: se-
veral young Calves Of the same stock. and
four fine Cows with young calves. Ap-
ply to the subscriber. near McPherson's
mill. w. II SINCLAIR
have also Zoe sale. some fac Eat sheep
and Lambs WIS
May 10, 1884,
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RIFLE SFocxS.

PROPOSALS. arc invited, and will be
Il received by the subscriber al Harpers.
Ferry. from those who are disposed 10
furnish ROUGH STOCKS fer the Hall.
Rifles. 10 quantities Of net less than fis o
thousand nor moro than t,,enty thousand
JOHN H. HALL.
June 10. Is9I.-I2t.
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nd. Q supply Of GsrIeEsnt's &C.
lcbrated Bslssm OF Health. . re =
NEEDY extensively used in many
parts OF Europe and tho United
states for The cure OF DYSPEP-
STA, end many other disease
which proceed from . morbid
condition OF the stomach. II i,
slso highly recommended in Co.
hes, Nervous 7yernours, Lot-ne,v
Of Spirits. Paipifafion IF ne
Heart. and IA q eovere;Oo rcmrdv
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A GENERAL MEETING

az the Stockholders Of the SmithGeld,
OCharlestown and Harpers- Ferry Turn
pike Company, will be held at +. Beck.
hams hotel in Charlcstown, on Friday
the 18th day Of Juno next. for the pur.
pose Of electing a President and five Di-
rectors, TO manage the affairs OF the Com
pany for the ensuing year. A full repre-
sanitation. either in person or by proxy. is
desirable. The meeting viii be held at
o'clock. p. NJ. by order
May 10. A. HUNTER, See'y.
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Virginia Free-Road Lottery

CLASS NO 1. FOR 1851,
klHH above Lottery will no drawn At H,r.
"a pcrSFerry. on Thursday next the 23d
instant.
For tickets and shares Of tickets, apply TO
WIN. CLEVELAND.
ChsTiesfown. June rs, 1861.
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SALE OF LIBRARY SHARES

A FEW shares IN the Library Society cf
IN HsrpersF Ferry will he exposed for sale.
at Mt. Meriwether Tbomrson's, on Saturday
the 18th inst at 4 O'Clock in the evening.
SoHN STRICKLAND.
June 2, 1854. TSLrry;or
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LiberaIly The Consiiiulionalist
mentions late bail case issued FROM
the Court Of Common Pleas of Augusta,
with the following return Defendant
arrested. and brought to plaintiff, who
toFg'yes the debl--pays TIE cost--and
lends the defendant money IN nav his
expenses home 70 KcntucIr.'
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Valuable Jefferson Land
FOR Y.AT.r

T>iIE subscriber. A. the agent ard auo-
Il sey Of Thomas Fairfax. Esq. Of Alexar.
dris. offers for ssle,ihat vaiush.e estate in JEFF
ferson county, Virginia. called "THE HEu-
NIrAGE," consisting Of
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GRAIN CRADLES.

pie subscriber respectfully inform,
all concerned. that he has on hand
and /. making. at Samuel Sirider's shop,
FIX Branch. Jefferson county. GRAIN
CRADLES. for sale. lie confidently bs-
licves that these Cradles are constructed
on plan which will be highly approved
by Graders. They are solicited to call
and examine for tho m.clves
BENJAMIN KNOTS.
June &c, 1881
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- N0tiec IL hrrrby given. thst = Church
nrcling vtIl b. held oa SATURDAY The ssh irsst
81, Losr Meeting Hourr, ~ ~ ociotk. u -
isiicd hat III mcnibrrs vii generally stteud,
~ bus'ncss q 'rnIrrtsnc~ rcquirrs y
loo ff
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The Voters Of JeGsrsoa County. friendly Ia
The pvrsc~s Administration. are Invited to attend
meeting. to be held at Henry iIaiuc.' ,a,cr. in
Ci'ar'cs'o~n. on MONDAY next. at ! O'Clock.
u. NJ Tor tho purpose OF nominating two Candi-
DATES Tor the next House Of Dclcgs,r,.
juno rs. 1881.
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SAMUEL McDowELL REID, Esq. ha.
been elected Clerk Of the County Court
OF Rockbridge.
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Mr.. BERRIEx. the Attorney Gene.
raj, arrived at New York, on the 9th
INST IN the ship Statira, from Charles.
ton.
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PRTZHsI PRTzESn
q Drawing at Hand LILO
Virginia FIRE. Road Lottery,

CLASS so. !, TOR 1891.
TTNO be drawn IN The ed Of June, AT
n HARPERs- FERRY.
prize Of 5000 10 prizes &c 1000
A" ." 700 20 ." &" 500
Add 10 p'iles ~ zoo. &c &c
Tickets 10 hsi IN the grcs'cst Saristy of
numbers anil shsses - the Stores ~ Nessrs
RUSSELL h PiTZsIuuuSs, Hsrp,r.
Very, snd JOSEPH NEEH q co, Ksble's
Mhl June9. 1851
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We learn that HAHRisoS WAIrE, Esq. was,
on Monday last, elected Clerk Of the County
Court Of Berkeley, for the ensuing seven wear,
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SCHEME


N. w. corner Of u .l,more anil Calvert, N.
w. corner Of baltimore and Cav, and N r.
corner of Bsl,imsse end ChaFies-sts
where the highest prizes in the State
Io,teFirs have been oiteBeS sold, than 81 any
other OfIicelli
- Orders either BY nail tpos, psid) o.
private conveyance, enclosing the cash o.
prizes, will meet The same prompt snd pune.
iuai attention, ~ n or personal sppiica.
ton. Address TO john CLAkK.
June y. L,sffcry T~HeIey. Balk,f5oye
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AUGUST ELHorxoM.
[ THIRD MONDAY.

GIVE arr authorized 10 announce WILLIAM
AHSsrHoNo, Esq. a. candidate 10 represent tic
district composed of the counties Of JcfF,rSon.
berkeley, Hampshire, Morgan and Hardy, ia the
next Congress of lho United States
GIVE arc authorized to announce Col. Ed
wAnp i.roAs a. candidate 20 represent the dis
trirt eomPoscd ofthc counties of Jefferson, Bcr-ke-
ley, Morgan, Hampshire, and Hardy, in the ncx,
Congress.
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Mr.. VAN buren,, the late Secretary
of State. and our Minister newly ap.
pointed to Great Britain. took his final
departure yesterday (s,h) for his resi- .
depce IN his native State Of NewYo,k.
Nat Int
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We understand that PHrLIrP. Ban
souR, Esq. has declined the Office Of
Attorney General Of the l.. States.
Tnish~-o.a e.....
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GIVE arr authorized TO announce ITK~Hr
BEHHT, Esq. a. candidate TO represent the coun-
y % Jefferson in the next House Of ID, lcgatcs.
give are authorized 10 announce RBwAup
u. fET, Pc IS candidate 20 represent the
coonty Il Jefferson 10 ,,c neS, IIoase ofDcicga,cs
O. We are authorized 20 announce Jonv
GsLLaHEH as a candidate 20 represent 10, county
u Jcaers0n IN The next IIouso ~ Dslcratrs
We ar authorized q announce ~ tic vo-
,crs q Berkeley county. that esp, I.gvI Htx-
SHAW, 81 candidate f1r the neat Ilous. of DIE
ratcs.
= We src authorized 10 snnouucc ~ tho W
t-rs of BcTteiey county. that CssRLfs Jaw.
FsrtEsLH, 20. Is candidate ~ tie hest
House e Dcicgates.
- We arr authorized 70 snnouoec wflLI.~
Coon, 20. - candidate - represent RerscIcy
County IN the next Iiousc ~ D,lcsztes
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Prize Tragedy We learn from
the Raleigh Register, that the lady of
Professor Hentz, late of the Raleigh
University, has received the premium m
OF 5000, offered IN Philadelphia. Tor
the best written Tragedy. The title
Of the Play, VIC are informed. - "Me
MOori'h Bride" and its incidents are
drawn from that period NJ History.
immediately preceding the conquest
Of Grenada
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oARLEoANTs
Balsam of Health.

V>HE subscriber has just received from the
~ proprietor. John 8. Miller. Ere,lrr,ck
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The London correspondent Of the
~. Yor K Journal Of Commerce states,
under date Of April so, that our Min.
ister,io the Netherlands, Mr.. PaEBLE.
was about returning to the United
states, on visit, by the way Of Eng.
land.
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Old n,,,i Ersn .Susf-,u.

by which the holder Of two Tickets must
draw one Prize. and may draw Three.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERH,
NO. 4. for 1881.
To be drawn in Baltimore. ora 7iSursday Me
30ihJune. Highest Prize. 10, 600 Dox.S.
HLARK offered to adyeniurera the Highest
" capital prize Of $40. 900. in No. 3, for
1861. CLARK sold both the highest capital
prizes Of $4,000 and 1000. in No. 2. for
1851; and CLARK also sold the highest CAPT.
tai prize Of $1,000 in No. ]. for 1891.
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No ono can rrsd the account lin another CO.
Iuuln) Of the destruction, by fire, Of the flourish
ing town cf Fayetteville, N. &. without feeling.
OF the deepest sympathy. Such dcsolatins ca
l>sm''y has r~rcly occurred ~ onr country. The
citizens Of many of the cities and towns in the
Union making contributions for the relief Of
the sufferers Every mite, in sneh an hour Of wo,
10 cheering to che bruised heart. Will not the
people of Charicsown, and Of other town. in our
county, give pittsnec in 30 good cause The
smallest sum may gladden. dcslairing mother,
or save pcrishing child The distress is far
from US, and consequently stripped Of much Of
its soui-exciting iniinenecs--but Charity knows
no boundaries. Let reflect a moment, tha,
such scene Of misery may one DAY I've our own
A subscription paper will be placed at the Pos,
Office, where those "who feel for othsr's woes,
viii have an opportunity Of performing noble
deed.
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succession Of eopious showers has renovated
The vegetation Of fields. The corn, which
has been very short for the season. already cxhi-
bits a moro healthy aud vigorous aspect; and al
though the fly has injured much Of the wheat. vet
our farmers may reasonably calculate upon fair
return for their toll
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
I HEREBy notify ell those persons Who
are indebted to me. either nv note or book
account. that have assigned the same TO J,.
cob snd Charles Bsltze!i and Thomas srI
Philip ssirxeii. Of Baltimore. and request the
'm~cdiase payment Of the same to the above
named gentlemen.
MICHAEL GARRY.
June ., 1851.
MICHAEL GARRY having assigned to
4Vl us the notes and debts due him. we
hereby appoint JoHS FRAxr our agent, and
request immediate payment to him.
J. e.. DALrZFLI,
r. p. BALTZELl-
baltimore, June 9, 1851.
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The River is feet above low water
mark. There have been 25 steamboat
arrivals and departures since our last.
Wheeling Com sth inst
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The Hon. JonN TRuMnuLL died At
the residence Of Ia son .in-law. the
Hon. William Wood bridge, in Detroit,
on the evening Of the 10th ult aged
80 years. MIR. +. was a patriot of the
revolution, and the author Of NJ 'PincaI.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-16

Some OF the politicians Of ouDCapnfy sccm to
be under the impression, that the next Lcgisia-
turc will have to elect Senator Of Tie. United
States. for Virginia Perhaps be- veil
enough to sat ,.c'n RICH, u?on this point a, once
A'h Of March, is27, and will expire on the Sal Of
March, 1888. Mr. TAzxwKLI's term commcuc-
ed in March, 1899, and will end in March, 1885
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-16

We learn that distressing accident occurred
at Harpers-FerTy on Tuesday last. One Of the
carpenters whose name have not h-arll fell
from the top Of the house now building by Mcssrs
Russell and FitIsimmou., and va, INSTANTLY KILL
ed.