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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-01
New x Valuable hooks


vusT received on sale by WM VI. MORRISON
SCOTS Family Bible. fresh supply and offered as
or, 90 can he purchased in Phi!sdeipha, New YORK.
or Boston -, ,, h;hle.
Elegant quartz and 8vo pocket, ci't scn'o' o'''''
Octave, school and pocket testaments 49,
PRAYER BOOKS. great variety and elegant eu'uo"
Horns introduction tn the study of the hoiy sc
lures, in vols, new edition
Summers expository iectare on Matthew ana Slarh
lev John Newtnn's works. complete IN Vo's' u"
Which are prefxed memoirs OF his i"e ny TIC He''
John Cecil, A VI; new edition
Vol 81 Of STANDARD works OF the Prot slant Epsco
"a, Church, containing Jewels Apology and Treatise
On the Scriptures
Lectures ON the evidences of Christianity, by d.
wilson A ~
The Christian Student, by the Rev. E. Pickerstetn
Noyes's Translation of the Psalms .
Henors Of the Rev J Townsend, FOUNDER Oh 'he
ASYLUM for the Deaf and Dumb
Essay on the Hicrogyphic System, ny j. u II
Creppo trsnsat, 4 from the French by IYac Sew" -
with netes sc
life of Gerry, in vols sVo
uaIl,n,,s Cons utinnsl History of England vs. o''
Elements of Mental Philosophy, by Ihos Z opha"'
in vols 8vo rov.r.
ofmam, ~ 2Vo's o, l;,;,,
Th. n,pIomscy Of the uaited States, ID edI"on
with additions by Theodore l. man, Jr IN vols o'o
Drarbou's memoir of the Black Sea, turkey Ant
Eerp,, in vols s,u, with a chart, &c.
Book Of Health
These. together with great variety OF Misce'iane
OILS and school Books will be sold as low rs can u
mad in any other town IN the Union. -------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-01
TUESDAY MORNING, MDVRNlB RR - 1884, N[EW SD
George JohMsoM & Go.

yIAYE just received and for sale,
III 40 boxes plug Tobacco
~ TO the pound.
In Store.
pipe. S hhds, 10 Qrs and 10 eghths best Ma
deira wine os their own importation, war
ranted pure -,
50 quarter casks and indian barrels, harseiiles
Madeira of superior quality
9quarter casks Sicily Madeira 60
baIes spinning cotton, for retailing
Sc sAs cheese low TO close sales
Is or boxes superior rea! tiavans segars
bales brown .!om sic, 3,4 20 4fwide
barrels bright vsrn,sh
No 3 erei in barrels and half barrels
IN room ia fr;.nt nf b. iiOors office
FOUR FOR rEPIANOS of fine tone,
and splendid .oTk nanp, siiof which are offered on
pleasing I'm.
~, Wheat purchased as usual
oct "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-01
.a.Miugton * Rrent


Warhiugton x Rcent
HAVE just opeued general supply OF Staple aud
Ill Fancy
DRY GOODS-Consistins, in part, OF
Blue black aud Brown cloth
brakes neck, green and olive co'h
Blue aud green nabi d.
Blue. black and ncy copd kerSe, meres
Pctershan cloth, flushing
Rose, point and duff bsHkc's
White re,,, green and scarlet fanneis
Swsnskin and Canton DO
Neriro ci,cassians and bomhazeus
Csrpetiag, blue and green ha'zes
g. Rob Roy and Tartan p!aics, carpet buildings
Blue and brown goats hair cambiet
silk. worsted AMI ot,on hosiery
irish linens lawns and shee,ings
"a 1914 double and silk damask diapers
Printed cloth able covers and baize
Csmbiic muslns, book and SWISS do
Prints of every description
W hite and colored cnun,erpanes
BLACK Italian lus,ring and Gro de Swiss
riorences satins and India Levar,tine
Ihibets, Grape and mtndsrn silk shswls and
handkerehefs
Rack, white and scarlet meriro scarfs
Flag, banianna and Spittslfeid hdkfs
Black Italian cravats
Buriaps ssckings ana oznaburgs
Uih a large Stock Of DOMESTIC G0oDN'
consisting oi satne,s, bed uckl ing, cotton oznshurg"
brown and b,esc ed shrtings and sheetings, piaids
check, &C. &C all of which will be sold low, by ths
niece or retail. oct III
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W,m. ~ esAey M, Henny,

vr,yy, ~, rns c,r,z ~ 4 scom
& rppnced the shove business On King street, r.
,,rs above, tn. curger leading :" ,1c M.lHet, vince
ne vii, a, n; t,mes be ready wait on those who may
f.vor him with ti,eir custom lie also srouTs' ~
FAN clothes IF very dr-criP''.n. which gives
hem An Appearance equal those Just made and Goes
no inrlr, 10 ,he setting OF the collar or form. Ills PR
ces IN ever, respec. WI SUIT the times
net SIT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-01
A,Nn j oucard,

A,tln u toucafd,
Upholsterer and Matfrass Man'yacture,, q,
r,hiic in cen raj tor the very liberal encourage
men, ne has received, and informs them that he has
On hand general assortment OF
New live geese feather beds
Rest curied hair mattrasseS
spanish moss do
Cotton 90
Cat tail DO
Straw 40
Sofas, easy chairs, SC &c: &
New We geese feathers and Spanish moss sold o'
.he large or small quantities
IN - ,;ch can be warranted of the very best qua
rtv and vii, be disposed OF reasonable forms foE
apprentices TAINTED.
ywant two apprentices 10 the Upholsterers ant. N a
trass making busluesS J. A. eo'"ai'"
sert S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-01
Cash fer Negroes

WYE. wish to purchase hun'ired and Fifty likely
~ Negroes, of both sexes, from IL 10 IS wears f
age field banda; a!sb msch2u'c, o. evry description
Persons wishing to s"i' would do wei! to give us
cstl, as we are determined 10 give higher price for
slaves than any purchasers who hereafter
be in this market ana 40 certificates required
lny cam nun,catio,'s promp y stiendedto. We can
., all times 'Uun at ourrsside"ce west end Duke
street., iiexsiidris, - C.
o,t6 FRAHKJ.iy "a hRA:FIEID
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DYEING ESTABLISHMENT AND BOT
THING CELLAR FOR SALE.

ES hDlslSII hT.Nl AMI bo
THING CELLAR FOR SALE.
nEsIRiNG TO lesve this town, I offer to sell my
- Dyeing establishments, either in wholesale or re
tall as may be most convenient to purchasers A'so
nv Bottling Cellar with all kinds of wine, porter, ale
beer, bottles, hog sheads, &C
All persons to whom may owe, are requested to
bring their bills and receive payment, and those who
owe me, to come and settle with me in the shortest
time, or else shall have to employ collector,
Having been told that some Dyers, my predecessors
in tit place. had left it, carrying away with them the
Goods or Cloths which had been put under their care,
and n being willing to do the same nor to have
ary reports of the kind made against me, earnestly
request all persons who have Goods IN my hands, to
come and receive the before the 25th OF October
inst or else shall lave to sell them for yment OF
NV labor r J. SALVErAr.
" B. have still on hand Bottled Beer, Ale, and
Porter, to supply my customers
oct I-f
G..r Georgetown Columbian, National fntelligencer,
,rstoP 2. -. ,.s.r &C
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09
THE MARKETS..

sAiT1NORE, JUNE 3.
uR-At the beginning Of the week the
wagon price opened at IS per bbl on Wedncs-
day II ranged frUrn - IS to 81; the same
rates prevailed on Thursday ami continue 10
rule to-day. A considerable portion of tn. re-
ccIpts Is stored on owners account.
VIOLA sale of 900 lbs good clean cnun-
try Wool ~as made this week al so cents ucr 10.
cash. At auction to-day, la bales OF Bneno,
Ayres were offered, aud 100 bales sold at Is to
Isl cents perl III.
WHlSkEi.-In Howard street, the wagon
price OF bbls. to-day is generally - cents rcr gal
Ion, exclusive Of the barrel the store price is ye-
morally Sc cents.
ALEXANDRIA. JUNE 4.
The wagon price OF Flour this week has been
81 -, until Thursday, after the receipt Of the
Northern Mail, when IL declined to I 62J, which
continued Yesterday to be the ruling price. The
quantity couingto market by wagons is lesseninr,
but We are receiving considerable lots Of Potomac
Flour. n large proportion OF the receipts go in-
u store, With an expedition Of better prices
The sales from stcrc- on " ctlcsdav and Thurs
lay at IS, probably ,iuted 10 600 or ), oo
1bis. Yesterday We herd II 40 ;ransaction. :.
62t vas the oiicrius price, aud ! IS asked, but
ne suppose Is OF ~ would have been ac-
cgpted.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09

An Amusing incident occurred during th. I.t,
term OF the Superior Court la this county. A
jury having been chung" (as the phrase iSl Cor
several days, message ~ss s''rt To the JudS,..
requesting him to ,isshsrss the dissenting Juror.
and send up another in i,is pla,e ~ho would agree
With u'c other eleven. This novel ry9ues, was Of
eoursc rejected.
A young friend. pointed us to a cane recorded
Of Csdwine, M English judge Finding the Jury
divided upon the trial of iiseker,, hc removed
the three IN favor OF the pr.oo.r, add substituted
three others, Who joined in ,cri,e, OF con,lem-
nation King Alfred, i, il said, caused forty -four
judges to he hanged ia one wear. as mur,lerers,
tor false judgments.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09
GENERAL ORDERS.
ADJUrANr GEsERAL's OFFICE.
Richmond. I7fh .1fuy 1871

In order to secure regularity and uni
formi,y IN the mode Of conducting and
certifying The election OF officers OF the
Militia. ." the Executive. under the late
Law On that subject the commander IN
Chief has approved the following reguls
tions. which all officers conducting cleo
tions are required 10 observe and coniorrp
10.
I In the election of Field Officers OF Re
giments, the certificates should shew-
! That the election was made by the Com
pany Officers Of the Regiment. on some
regular muster day. Tor at The usual plac e
Of the Regimen,al Muster, by order Of the
Commanding officer Of the Regiment,
specially summoning them 10 assemble
/ for the purpose ofmaking such eiectionl-
! That majority Of said officers we're
present.
I That the election was made by a ma
joriiy OF the voters present.
! That IL was fairly and Justly conducte ID
and that the three officers certifying
were the three eldest officers Of the rcgi-
ment present. and not candidates for pro
motion ia such election.
IN the election Of Company Officers-
if Of captain. the election mus, appear
W hPF' ~ Nh iul Nv CcIli
fed by field officer OF the Regiment
II Of Other Company Officers
II should appear 10 have been supcrin
tended and certified by the captain Of the
company for which the election is made
If present. and IL not BY some other cap
tain of the regiment 10 which the comps
ny belongs.
Ii should further appear. that major
~ of The officers and men entitled 10 vote
IN the election were present
That The election was made by a ma
jority Of the votes present.
That IL took place At some regular mus
ter. or al a meeting Of the company. at a.
usual place Of muster, ordered for In,
purpose Of msking such election. 10y a.,
commanding officer of tie comp ny--o
IL more, Nv The Lieutenant Col or Majoi
Of the Battalion 10 which the conIpSn,
belongs-oF if neither. Nv the command
ing office Of inc regiment on day speci
fed IN such order:
Ard that il was fairly and justly con
ducted
by command.
BERNARD PFYTON.
nil zen
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09
e73 ACRES OF LAND.

a large proportion of which 10 in timber Of
the finest quality. The advantages posse s..
ed by THIS property are very great. Lying
near the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers. IL
IS IN the vicinity Of the large mills erected on
these streams. whilst all the facilities for trans
porting i's produce to market, to be derived
from the Chesapeake and Ohio Caral, and
the baltimore Rail Road. will be enjoyed by
1t in the highes, degree. There is a large
and constant stream Of water running through
the tract, OF such magnitude that il supplies
several valuable mills before il reaches this
land. There are also several fine lime stone
springs on the estate. The cleared land is il.
high state OF cultivation. and the fences are
good. Possession can be had imme dia,eIy.
The terms will be accommodating. and Il
found advantageous TO do so. the tract will
be divided into two parts to suit purchasers
All applications To be made to the subscri.
Der. residing Al Charlestown, Jefferson coun.
ty, Va. JOSEPH T. DAUGHERTY.
June 9, 1S3I.-E.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09
AUGUST ELEorrou.
rHInD ~o~Dav.l


GIVE are authorized 10 annonnc. wILIr,s
Aarsr"oSe, Esl. ~ candidate to r, present In.
district composed Of the countic, of Jefferson.
berkeley, Hampshire, Morgan aud Hardy, in IN,
next Congrcs, Of the United States.
q TWc are authorized to announce Col Fin.
WAN ircAs a. a candidate TO represent the Iii :,
trie' composed ufthc countic. Of .f.rsop. B,rk--
ley, Morgan, Hampshire, and Hardy, in the ucn,
Congress
GIVE arr authorized To announce IIxxar
BEnRr, Esq rs a candidate to rcprrsc,., the co,,u-
~ o; Jefferson ia the next House &c DELEGATES
give are authorized u announce Epw,Rp
Is. Far. Esq. ms a candidate To represent The
county Of Jefferson in the next Irou OF Deicr,,..
owe arr authorized To announce Joux 8
6ALLAnsa ms candidate to represent the count,
oil Jci'crson IN the pext House of Delegates.
We arc authorized 20 announce 10 The xo
tiers Of Berkeley county, that Cart. I.,y, urx.
SHAW. is a canddat, for tl,c mex; House Of Dele
gates.
We are authorized 10 announce 20 ia, vo-
tiers OF Berkeley county, that CnAnLrs JAMS
FauLSSEH, Esq. is a candidate for tb.. ne,,
House of Delegates
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09

D. T.. ". FRY will address. the o,.rs O,
Ch'r,es'"~n q. ., the Court House. on tn. nor.
row tfndsy,) ats o'clock, q. ~. , and n.
wh' address, the voters Of Wrappers, Frtr,. on
saturday, "a the Arsenal Yard, 1t s o'c,oct
=. ~. in Sm'th6eld. on Tuesday next. =, 6
O'CLOCK T.. u. he will address the voter, n,
smth's hO'sl-snd la sh~pherds,owo, on
wednesday next, nj O'Clock. p. NJ. he will
auafess the voters at worlcys hotel.
June 9. 1861.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09
BALTIVORE Raj. ROAD

We copy the folIo~i1g extract from letter
written by gentleman ~ Mar, land, y ho has the
best means Of information on tho subject 70 his
Ircnd ia this place
"our greA, work j. rapidly advancing towards
completion ss far ~ the celebrated ''Point Of
Roeks," the battle ground between the great cor
poratious, The Rail Road snt C.uisl Companies. II
this company had The privilege q advancing be-
You'd that point, TIC work you'll soon reach IIar-
pers-Ferry, vhcu the good citizens Of JeiFerson
would realize ns immense JctcGt. IN having
opened 20 them an outlet W their best market,
unriyslied 10 ibis ooutry for expedition, s.fty.
cheapuess, aud uhat 10 Else sbsonoc &c ~ other
advantage, Is q almost uoapyrrci4blc value. q
communication which may be u.c,i every day IN
the year Hos desirable fnust be-. thee q
'hose who have reflected on thr subiec,, and y Be
appreciate the importance q the work, th.t ~,
legal impediments ~hich r,tard ns advance a.
vsrIs their borders. -l,c,,ll b. speedily removed
Cars vii, It u confidently believed. run iron
Baltimore 70 the Potomac river dis year"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The n'ehmoni Enquirer of thc 2Oth MAY. in
giving its ncw creed, the lights Of I'll, Adj.
n,inistrtion, has the following sei.,cnc, in ,rl.-
iion 10 the Tariff:
,e nc next Congress may nc the period of trial.
IL u should he fouGd, that they Will net ,nodit,
the iarii'-tiiat they dctcr.nincd tn 10,
" IN all ,ts cNcesscs-tiiat eyen the cNtneton al
the Pablie debt is not u be the syn.l of rt,luc-
ton vi the iariu 10 merely the ncccsS,r, mimi of
.ApS"u''"re, We look for~ ARD 10 great change
~ Tie tone OF the whole Southern People no, TO
speak OF other sections of the Union Efficient
means viii, IN all probability, b. crnplp,,d Tn
produce q pull, and strong pull, and a pail al
together."-A SPECIAL CONVENTION may
be called, Tor thc purposc ct cooperation aud ac-
ton
we should be glad to hear specifically stated,
The real object Of the Con, spokcn of by the
Enquirer. What sort Of corporation and .c-
ton, does tlc Editor mean Are The n,i,o,;,v
u compel the majority 10 alter their course. by
words or by blows L., the Enquirer sncas
out. Is the Convention 10 be called rncr,I, IN
pass string oil resolutions, or to concert the
means oil actual resistance In our humble view
more mischie'ous proposition has not been suc-
geS'ed since the days Of the famous Hartford
Convention. Let its authors beware Tho moo
PIE oil virginia are not rape for rebellion nor
arc they to be intiamed by idle cant about The
" true theory Of the Constitution" The inC.c-
ton OF Modification may have reached Richmond
but IT can never penetrate the pure air of ,l,.
mountains The people here laugh At the idea al
oppression from the Tariff. As lone as our far.
mers eau get from IS to 81 cents for their Wool
Modification will be buzz I'd in their ears in Wi,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09
TO THE CUSTOMERS OF THE
ChdrleStO7cn Mil.

>HOSE Of you, who have balances
Il OF Flour, Ofiai, or Rye in the Mill,
are respectfully requested TO take il away
between this and the first day Of July ne
as 1t viii he out Of my power TO attend 20
the delivery OF il after that day. Those
who owe for flour casks. or other accounts,
would much oblige me by calling and set.
Ting them. SAINT, MILLER
June Q, IS3I-9t.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09
DIED,

st lis rcsidcnce, near Winchester. Va. on
Tue .ilas lie 2lth ut. IIwIs How, Fsq agcd o.
yesrs. ~ II the relations Of life. Nhy,hcr % p
citizen. parent, ~ Cnrittian. no man Sas n8rc
exemplary. ani none have left . character nrrc
wDttii. q imitation. Tor q long series of Years,
the fiithf'il Cashier n The Bank a th Nsllry,
his constant ptiicafiou O. thc .r.'n5us duties a
thc 'iIicc ..f4dusiis impaired hi b,altl uutl ~
bout 4r since, a. s0ugt rc!sSsti1f. 80 retire
mont ti's Withdrawal was too lstc &c lis bodi-
" restoration, though this cannot be- = cause Il
sorrow ~ his fI7ruds ~ be has tehaugcsl an
MS world fOr Use peaceful rcst Of Heaven.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09
TIL; FREE PRESS.
POPULATION OF vIRGlNI.

We have received table Il the population a
>irg'n'a, which Nc will eadraror TO publish
The editor OF the Winchester Republican has ar
ranged It according to thc four grand divisions
csiabi' she'd by tn convention" The rran.-Al
ieany district contains eOs, pos; the Valley dis
tri,t Ia ,5io the Middle district, ISL GO; aud
the Underwater district, SIS, sO7. Tousl in 1850
f,2i''isO-in 1872. i,o6s, s5A Inerc.sc in ten
years, i5o, SIS
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09

AF the Stockholders Of the Smi,hield,
>1Charlestown and Harpers Ferry Turn
pike Company, will be held at + Beck
hanI's hotel in Charlestown, on Friday
the 18th day Of June next, for the pur-
pose Of cIeciing President and FIVE Di-
rectors. Co manage the affairs Of the Com
pany for the ensuing year. A full repre-
sentatlon, either in person or by proxy. is
desirable. The meeting will be held Il
o'clock. r. NJ. by order
May 10. A HUNTER, Secu
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09
NOTICE.

'Y>HE subscriber takes this method of in.
forming the young gentlemen Of Charles
town and its vicinity. that he intends com.
mencing. on Saturday the lIih instant, q,
Mr.. Beokham's, . course Of instruction in the
elementary and component parts Of Music.
on the German Flute.
JACOB SHUT.
June 9. 1851.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09

In the Nrw-Orleans papers, The
choice of a successor to NJ. Livings.
ton. IN the senate of tie United Sta'es-
i. discussed. The names of tie Hon.
James Brown. Judge Porter. Sir. Wsg
gsnan. and Mr. Henry Carleton, have
been presented.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09
TIE JEFFERSON MILLS

La this period Of Improvements. every thing
which goes TO show our internal resources mus,
be subject OF interest. Relieving ,ha, the eoun-
" OF Jefferson possesses uari,allcL facilities for
the manufacture of Flour, &c. ~c respectfully re-
quest such Of our friends a. have the nf,rms,ion
TO furnish US with memorandum, Of the number
and capacity Of the merchant mills within our
boundaries. We cannot, from memory. give q
proper notice Of them but We think We NAV
safely say, that greater quantity of -four is ALI
huaiiy manufactured at our mills than in an,
county in the state, without regard T. territorial
limits The mill Of Messrs. Reynolds < Bote-
Ter, upon the Potomac, and those Of Mes,rs IIite
Newcomer, Daniel Snyder. John S,ridcr, and
fontainc Beckham, upon the Shenandoah, arc cs-
adjustments Of great power and high credit
grinding from so to TOO barrels per day In al
most every section Of the county there are mill.
oi the ordinary size, producing Grst-ratc flour.
Our friend Lock has fine one in CharIcs,own
and IA Shephcrdstovn alone, there are four upon
the same stream, all within the space Of three
hundred yards. Of other. VIC shall speak more
definitely, when better informed.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09

Run,ours from Washington. A
letter from Washington dated yest.r.
day, informs Us that IL is believed in
that city. that the Russian Missinn ha.
been offered To Mr.. lNGnNM aud de
clined. The reasons assigned are pri
vate and personal. IL viii, probab.,
be offered to some distinguished Penn.
sylvanian, -report says, TO Mr.. Buoh-
anan.
The War Department has been Of
Tered To Col. DRAYroN, is be
lleNed To De certain.
Since writing the above, we have
seen paragraph from the Duyle.towr
Democrat, a paper published at Mr..
insham's place of residence in Penn.
sylvanla, confirming the offer of the
Russian Mission to that gentleman,
and his refusal.
The Pennsylvania Inquirer received
by the mail OF last evening. also states
positively that Mr.. Buchanan has re.
eeived the appointment.
Bait Repub. 9d inst.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09

'.'Rev. s. TrsroV vii pr,aea ~ 'hc Prs
byter'an Churrl' 10 Cha'i. 'tosn, on &c second
sabbath - june. q, u O'clock, A. VI as,d b.
th. Pre- Chur,h Il Ii.rpers-Feuy. Al . O'Clock
~ ,i,c afier1,,, a of tli, sar.c day.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09

At a sale in Nottingham, England,
in April last, lock Of NapoIeon's hair
sold Tor seventeen shillings sterling.
or three dollars and seventy seven
cents. When tie price of a Queen
Ann farlhing is considered, We cannot
call I7s. high rate for a lock of the
Great Captains" hair.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09

The celebrated Doctor DOYLE, Ca
,ho!io Bishop IN ireland, hss been ap-
printed justice of the peace. THIS -
the FIRST instance ~ that country, of a
Catholic clergyman receiving such az
appointment.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-09
FOR RENT.

NHE HOUSE occupied by the .ub.cri
Der as dwelling; also, the SHOP
built expressly for a tailor's shop The
latter IS one OF the best stands for bust
ness at the place. Possession given i'm.
mediately. For terms, &c. apply to SAM
UEL GIBSON Gibson
NAV 96. 1891
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ron SALE.

1.-TWO valuable Work Horses. both
4 youbg--a Boil. two wears old this
spring. o. large size and well proporiioned
81 The Durham short horned breed. by
Bergami--one beautiful HeifeT Of the
sane breed. one yesr eli this spfIng; se
versl youaE Calves Of the same stock, and
four aDe Cows with youog calves. AP-
ply 10 tle sUbscribe-. near Nc Pherson' =
m,ll vs. y SINCLAIR
have also Tor sale. some hue ist sheep
40 Isnhs w 4. s.
May 10. 1881