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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07

s,aifla eu, .en nulfiea,e5 ~ L.Di. 2es sasap
10 several ~ f,oas WHO acre On The spoi anu
.fnsssed the .roiisd fsslas aud great snriets
W aici, pervsdea fhs most sn'ief minded rropie
OF the civ. IL xas deemed sy nj! ~bo saw ~
q temperate statement III u isetf. AN sware
thai Il all be difficult 10 h. iiese ihs! person
80 closely connseted IA feeling With abe pIesi
dsnt.of the Uni I'D States. eooid have bsfn pei
miitrd 10 lie % wait. armed With assord Cane
aad pistol, 10 the rooms Of one OF tue public
buildings, fer lie pnrrosr oil { fencontIe win
the head Of a department. Such tTsnsg etion
- too gross 10 be reslized by the American
people, aud hence they " III disncline 10 give
II then belief, but IL 10 impossible to resist the
forcr Of truth. II al impartial invest cation Of
this transa eIion stall ever be made, much uIore
than have SAID viii he fully proved aud
Ghensvrr sncn m investigafion shall be ins'itu-
ted, II ny presence should ID desmed necessa-
~, Twill. wrhout aesiisiion, attend al the seat
vi government for that pufpose.
| have remarked tnat the note OF MIR. Eaton
indicated a REORGANIZATION Tor qhaHel.-
Til. Is clearly proved by his seizlng ~ pre-
iext for ~, a newspaper statement Tor TACT
whic h had been notorious IN the CITY oi wash
Ingion for two years pas, va thatmy family
had ye{uxeI 10 plsH has. This fact he we'll k1bw
could moi disavov. He did not even allege
thai mad SAID any thing 10 the dispahsgeneni
Of hs family; aud could not have dsa-
vowed tho fact upon winch he had predicated
his menace, unless would have consented to
he pulled into a statement which every body
| knew TO b. false. Ny reply To his menace was
ueither more nor less than an nneq Jiy"cai re-
lusil to disayow tue fact that my family had
| refused To vsi his. The guilt or isnocence
| OF hs wife was never IN controversy between
| NJ. EM1nrp myself lie never even com
1 had made IN euarppa #
her. she had been charged by others w,h
Offences agaIast society which excluded her
| from II. long before | went 10 Washington !;
| aud the attempt was TO compel me aud my
family To associate with u woman whom the
rasrrc able society OF that CITY had deem
ed Jaw thy of such counleaanee. RESiS-
LEO Itii5 ATTEMPT, aud tins is the Com
plains oil Mr.. Eaton, tor winch he sought my
hlr.
| Those VINO we're associated with Mr.. Eaton
! u nis ihreatened attack upon Mr. lnghsm
/ deny that they were armed. II is known ti'ai
/ 6fms were pa, chased Tor the occasion, aud II rs
uat to DC Deiiese that they we're not used.
| ~. 5. Telegraph.
Tie harrisburg Reporter, n Jackson paper,
| in publishing tn1 recent correspondence al
Washing ton saws, It represents n state oi
| tn NJ, iasre altogether unBntIcipaied, and oil a
char 4 ter 30 extraordinary, hat We publish i,
@nh out commeat." True, very tue.
| Detawne.-E. J. D"po,a, kensey Johns. Jr.
| General Richard u1nsteid, UHiiam h. - u
! PIES Henry r. R0duey, ana john Iehndnf,
nave been elected Deiesates 10 Tue National
| hepubllcan Convention 10 assemble IN Baiu-
| more IN December neLi. Ihe county OF
| keat will cnouse her Delegate, III August
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07

Those VINO were associated with Mr.. Eaton
"a M. threataaed attack upon MIR. lngham
deny that hey were ermeo. II Is known ti'ai
Gfns were pu, chased Tor the occasion, aud II rs
oct to DC beiie.ed that they we're mol used.
| u. ). T.lsgr1ph.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07

7. 5. there IL d parson living hero now--.e
honey don't ie,get YOU know. remain your.
t,ll death. M
Miners Journal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-30
@ORR19ITa
ONE DAY LATER


BY he s1!2 Providence, arrived al Providsnee from
Liverpool, whence she sailed The OH July, the edi-
tors OF the Providencs D1y Advertiser have
Liverpool papsrs OF that date They contain, however
no political news OF importance. From the Provdsnse
DAILY Advertiser we sxtraei ,he following items
From the Liverpool Journal OF Julyp
POLAND The foreign news ihis week is brief and
not very important. The 1ad accounts from Polasd
merely confirm fbe fSvorabs views already before Inc
public, and the position and Of the psriot
my ate said 10 have dIposed The Emperor 10 listen t.
mere moderate counse bic honor IL apfesrs is the on
" ming that Prevsns bin from abandoning the cam
pagDi and 'ha the gaining Of battle would be follow
Cd by The adoption Of meaiures Of Cancellation her
ACCOUNT and we suspect The rue Ones represent the
Anocrat a. more determined than ever, and lest he
s-ould be fufTaied by the mediation Of Farce or
Eogiapd, be has employed Austria 10 prevent auy sueb
app cation. The French, however, are likely TO MAKE
Tsprsssn atoms that may alter The Empsror's lone
The next post VIII brig news Of the Commence.
nen' Of tho elesoDs, and the result will de eide what
hIrd OF ministers are 10 rule IN France.
Lord Paimerston has been called on 10 demand ex.
pianaio1 Of Prussia Tor inierTupiiug the passage Of
lnsh goods and subjects through that Kingdom.
me Calico Prioiers Ia tho Country q large MAORI
yJ were on turn out, in consequence OF a proposed
Tsdueion OF wages. Ten mill, al Oidhsm were out Of
WORK, from The same cause. The number of hands
they employed was nearly 1000.
The Manchester Guardisu OF July O. .svs.--t Ale,
debate Of several days. the question N Witch tbe AZ.
sumption Of the throne by Prince l. opold depends sd
on Iaetday last, (6t) remained unssVed. g eat vio
isnss had been dispisyed by the war party Tn.
hlscds OF poaes and order, however ~ Length
90 " gaining the attention of tie Hcuse, snd several
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-30
The administration VIM have liz sea, AZ T.hs.

Inc ADMINISTRATION VIM have its seat n Tekg.
- From the London Morning Chronicle, Juiy 10
Inc intelligence brought Yesterday from Hamburg
Interesting. General HuriE. General Saiaek,, Col
Supeeki. the Russian Chamberlain Fapshawe, M.
Ls"e', and Madame Bazanou, a Russian lady, are ar
rested, charged with conspiracy 10 arm the Russian
prisoners TO make diversion and psrhsps deliver War.
saw into the hsnds OF tho enemy In ease OF an attack
The escape OF Rudiger 10 attributed TO the resehery
OF General Jsnkowek, who IL ir picated in the above
soo.p'rssy Gen. Hur,g 10 regular co.resp, fence
with Russian Colonel B'sndi, residing at L,mbsrg,
in G.ies, and one ln.z do Leo formerly an cfc-r In
The Polish army, wa the agent between them Three
millions Of h,rns were discovered 81 tbs home Of
sei sod would appear from tho papers found in poe
session Of the consPratot that O.alenka the Rus
,as were put in possession II The whole OF Skrzyuec-
k'' plane The plot, u not detected, nigh have been
productive OF mo disastrous results the Poles Doe
part OF wss 10 arm the Russsn p,i oners from the
s'ens' TO the bridge OF Praga, and thus cut off The
troops stationed there f,om the relief OF tho capital,
while the Russians cross the vis'ula at Pioek
or Dotrzyr, and enter Warsaw, In tho absence Of the
| lroop'.
There still uncertainty to The operations Of Giel
gud and Chlarowski. II he Prussian accounts are
10 he believed. they have been defeated.
The Cho'era has made Its appearance In ST. Peters
burgh, though II 10 said TO have hitherto assumed
mild form. The death Of the Grand Duke Constantine
has taken place at wiuepsk. Rumour, as Usual, in
Ruai. 10 tusv In accounting for his d.a.h.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-30

convs,lon ,bsa ms btsh sod imporisn, Interests orus
cd 10 his direction will be- ably sustained, aud his
goiia,ions reflect much honour upon the country
ABROAD his talents aud discretion have given shsrae
ter aud influence to the alton nj home. When
hs returns aDoos u., will be to reap the reward OF
bis labour and to receive n, tho bands Of tho people
the sd ionai evidences CT their re.pee for hi, abe
and csohdsnse IN his patriotism.
IN Y. Courier .9ug. 10.
The Hoo. NJ. Van Buren,, Envoy Ex a.. binary and
Minister Pienpoeu,isry to the court OF Great Brair
W II embark 'h's morning on hoard the hip President,
eomp'nisd by Mt. Vail h" Secretary o! L.gAto'. aud
his two SOM.
Yesterday Capt Cha nplin va. c ,mpliu euted v ih a
visit on board he P.esds n OF the Mn ster, The Sec
re,aty OF the Navy, and Navy Cornmissiouers Those
sen'i-uen were highly xrantied wi their ree,p ion.
tnf spok, IL terms Of commeu Iation OF tho exec
acc mmodSiions Of ibis enc ship.
Tue s cre,"y CT Tho Navy aud the Com mis,iouers,
ni,o visited ,hs new Liverpool Pseke. Sh field. Cap.
They spoke la the highest farms OF praise OF there
speojd 'bips, and appeared 10 DO highly pleased with
these specimens Of naval architecture. Nv Y. Gas.
From the con,mereia, Of yesterday
- i've understood some eight os ten days since. that
Con-. Downes would probably be ordered to the West
ern soa, of SIma,rs, to chasi.e the Malay. for the
outrage committed on the ship Friendship, aud limited
AZ much VS. believe, however, that the desiina ion
ren, worried a. the attacks ef the press ouctiog
expenses OF Frgate for lis sole England, chang
ed his own determination and applied TO the Presden,
Tor leave to take The packet
Remdyks.-Th:rs is not one word Of truth Ia the
above, not the belief Of The editor who penned
but Il lie wilfal INTERPRETATION by one who
claims the privilege Of fsbtiea,ipg ISLANDERS, with
ou' toding himself in any way responsible for hi,
fslieh0ods. 1t IL customary in Europo and la ,hi,
country, for Ministers aud Amba,.adors, when sen,
abroad in National vessels, to furnish me cabins
with wines sud other deesses; and ihs always done
In nsnner ana to an ex,cn, which enables Them TO
leave large surP,u, bosrd. In conse quenee, II
COSTS Mnister nearly four times much as IL would
were no 10 go in one cf QUE paske aud yet in tbi,
souo,ry an unprins'pled opposition charge them with
putting the Government al an ezra expense, while the
truth is that they are called upon TO support the dig
nifty OF Inc Government out Of their private puries
Ii is within our own knowledge that Mr.. Van Buren,
had made all his srrsng men's tor sailing in The Poo
mac, before be was aPp,iTed that her destination
charged; and that such arrangements mads offer
he bad herd Of and souver'ed with tbs subj
oil the outrage on the OF he Frsndsbip. So mach
for Stones fabrication that Mr.. Van Buren, " as orred
al The attacks OF tho Opposition pres,.
" Y Cour. s. Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-30
Names unknown,

"rbl' statement has been received from Jerusalem
y way o. Sunok-1helher II be sorrsei, cannot saw
We pave, however, more direct accounts from The
scene Of action -Tae following IL from The Pod Ma.
,sT Of Jerusalem, written on The 24,b Wv N'''
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-02
nIEln

On Monday the 9th uit. Mrs CGTHARTNE Mkt
VIZ, wife Il Mr.. BcnjamiG Melvin of this ooun-
~, agrJ about - years.
Oh fhursdAy last, Miss Is,sELLa BAKEu, sis
ter Of the late John baker, Esq. 81 shepherds
town.
st bis Residence, Prospect Hill, on wcdncs-
day the 25th VII Mr.. WILLIAa WILsOS, Of
Berkeley county
On saturday tn 9sti, oit, 10 the All year Of his
age, Mr. LLOTD BKHsEIS, ol IIarpcrs- Perry
On 1hursslsy the 9th nit JUnN HEsHI, in-
FAINT son Of Mr.. Samuel kill,sn, Of IIsrpers- FER
~. aged ~ months and % DAYS
OE, the l2ih ult the venerable COl. MINIMIZE
RocHEsTER, ga the BOth yeAr 81 his age. Col Il
the founder Of tle liOur sling town Ut oehcs-
ter, in the state of Ncw-lOrk.
Recently, =, Morgantown. MonongHIis county
Va Of pulmonary consumption, EIeESIUs ".
WILsoS, Esg, attorney II Law, of W hccling, Va
The dcc"nsed Sss grp'lenssn oG stern and I'M
bcnding integriiy, and Of tlse most uublcmishr,i
reputation. Possessed ~ u.iBd a n,orc thar
ordinary sigoF aud seut"sess, bee rose At t.c bar
9TH rapidity slniOa uneAsmplcsi, sbd before
tic age "a thirty. stoOd VI lice hsad ~ bis profes-
sIon phcrc b. risi,,d &c never sought = yuisf
favor, snd rcsisscd the repeat "a solicitations u
las fricnJs D. become . candidate for = Il Co.
Congress Tie people e has District, however
exhibit, tn high considered -, iu SLich hi, ,h.-
ractsr sul tslcuts wcrv held, d, sicetinS him a.
lee Ito Cyuvrntiyu whiCh frsgnod tltc prs nj
Constitution q Virginia.
NcTy early 90 iic. b. Hns TIE SUBJECT ~ dccp
lasting religious imprgssio,,s AMI sr,,.g ~,
briri 5H useful lde, vss Distinguished for hi-
Christian virtues ~. e. - r,iie ~ aeti0n sas n
do ~ Tauch good ~ possible ln fui6lling chi,
preeeIf. bc vas not performing dissgr,', able
duty, bit one which grl'ihed bis generous sus
iroevoisus disposition H. private iile and N 10,
sicmestie cirrie, lse vas nno ~ the most aniabl,
u mcu. The pOor ard the Distressed will lou.
remember him 81 benrfsetOr no vas slsayl
rrsay 10 AID them, shether IL required his sd,ic,
l'is labor, OF hi. moae,.
tte vas honoured ~ sll uho kaew him eves
slightly, sod anecrciy add srJenuy beloved b,
I thosc vlso knew hiua tutis.sely a, a. ,e,r,..
q ~ uncrribg irosisiebcc, be has BEN ,aks,
ASay ~ The Pfiasc u his years. sd ia the Tuias
Of his usefuln,-ss if'ssor,.,;,,s,.f
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-02
Harpers-Ferry New Store.

VHE undersigned. having purchas-
Il ed the entire Stock Of Goods al
Messrs. Ford & Chapman. have. in adj
ton. just received large add splendid
assortment or
Spring and Summer Goods.
Selected with caro- from the New Yosk
market, which they now Offer to the pub
lac at very reduced prices for cash or
couatry produce. Their assortment -
complete. consisting OF Dry Goods, Gro :
ceries. Hardware, Croekery aad Glass
ware. ell Of which they pledge themselve,
to sell ss cheap ss can be purchased in
the country. Their friends and the pub
lic generally are respectfully Invited to
call and examine prices and quality.
SMITH e. PATTERSON.
Nav &c, 1891.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-02

Mattresses, SOFAS, Oe.
1NiiE undersigned has jest received a
supply OF besuIiful Paper. which no
will hang at short notice; elegant Mat
tresses OF moss Cheap and eurIed hair
also. splendid Sofas; all OF which will bo
sold on reasonable terms Ills Chair es-
adjustment Is still carried on with spirit !:
and Painting done ne usual
lie has on hand forty or city 6rst-rate
Spinning Wheels
LEONARD SADLER.
May %. 1894.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-02
MARRIED.

On the 9th uic. by the Rev. SccIy Bum, Mr..
JAsGs fLoRE, Merchant of Bsttlrto~n, Go Miss
FRANCES ELEANOR McCoRNiCK, q this county.
o. the 10Th u's by the Rev. MIR. Mathews.
Mr.. iss.sL X. J4SSEr, Of Martipsbury, to Mis-.
MARI EyLLISA Tam, daughter Of Mr.. John
rabb, Of Berkeley county.
On "Wednesday evening tn 2sth ul,. b. the
Rey. MIR. Tyng, Doctor THo MAS DAVIS, " Mar
,insburg, ~ Miss ANS ELIzLREru RANsoS,
daughter OF Capt Mauhev Ransom, of Berkeley
county.
On Thursday ias, Mr.. GEoRSE L. Dor0LAs.,
OF Washington City, tn Miss DRUsI.LA A. Rr.
TnIRrozB, 81 this county.
Oa the same evening, by the Rev George VI.
Fry, Mr.. WILLIAM III. GRIGss to Miss RGCHEI
NASyAcTEn, daughter Of tie late MIR Joseph
Nanvaeter, ALI Of this county.
On the same evening, Mr.. SAsuEI Burr e
Miss AM X. PRAZER, both Of u,is county.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-02
Notice to Contractors.

A N arrangement having been made
IN between the Smith6eid, Charles
town aud Harpers Ferry Turnpike Com
pany. and the Trustee. OF Charlestown, BY
which that part Of the road lying within
the town limits will be made under the
control Of the town authorities. The un-
dersigned. committee appointed for the
purpose by the Board OF Trustees, will
receive sealed proposals for grading The
main street Of Charlcstown. uatil Satur-
day the nth or juno (inst) as follows.
TO wit:--Thc earth 20 be raised an the cen
tire 10 inches higher than al the edges
TO slope od gradually 20 the CUTTERS or
curb stone. The elevations called Potato
Hill TO be reduced SO as TO make with the
horizon an angle not greater then 81 deg.
The bill in front Of Mr.. Williams 10 make
an angle not greater than 9 deg, TO be
effected principally by filing up on the
cast side OF il. And the hill opposite DIR
Snyder'S 10 be cut down three feet Nc
inclined plain to be less than twenty poles
IN length. A Substantial paved hollow
way TO be constructed AZ the point where
the water crosses the street near the Bank
More detailed information will be furnish.
ed by either Of the undersigned.
THOMAS RANLiNS,
HUMPHREY KEYES.
ANDREW HUNTER,
June 2, 1891. Com
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-02
YUBIIO AIH

WILL be sold. on Saturday the Ath
w day Of June osxt. q Harpsrs-Ferry.
sundry articles OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Amongst which are-Mshogany Table,
and Bureau. Sideboasd. Beds and Bed
ding. Chairs. Andirons. Csrpeting. Look
ing Glasses. China and Glassware, aud o
variety Of other useful articles.
A quantity Of excellent Bacon,
A good mich Cow,
large ten plate Stove.
And many valuable Books.
A credit Of three months will be given. on
all sums above -. tho purchaser giving
note and approved security. The sale
will commence at II o'clock, A. NJ
ALEXANDER GIBSON.
May &C. 1891.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-02
FOR SALE,

valuable Work Horses, both
II young-a Bull, two years old this
spring. Of large size and we'll proportioned
Of the Durham short horned breed, by
Bergami-one beautiful Heller Of the
same breed. one year old this spring; Sc
veral young Calves Of the same stock, and
four 6ns Cows with young calves. APP
pl;, 10 the subscriber. near McPherson's
mill. w. T. SINCLAIR.
] have also for sale. some fine fat Sheep
and Lambs w. rs
May IS, 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-02

ALsxANpasi. nAy -.
FioCR--vcstcrl.y, u,c current price from
wagons Mas 81 ~. We heard Of M Eii~s II kiss
Spcrt -four. ict cf Potomac four. az fair qas-
lity. IN msskct, ~as icld ~ 81, and - offcsrs
Tor IL, which Vas flight im,r o,emc~t. ~ IN, OF
very superior quality had been sold tho day before
at - s24.-tGAx.
HAIrI~oas, NAy a.
FLOUR, TIowAsD srakrr--1hc receipts t,is
week are about 500 bills. less thxo thosc q tho
last The wagon price from the hsEinaing of the
week until yesterday, was $, but since th-s.
some 81 the dsAlcrs have paid 5 06 and OCCASION
ally ~. While others continue 20 receive si III.
previous rate Of IS.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-02

VIRGINIA.,
JEFFERSON Co. CoUHT, Scr:
May Term, 1881.
UWiGDl CIscsiand, PL.IxTryv.
AGAINST
JostpA HirnOr and Martha his ci(s.
Lsie Martha Hegg, and James l..
Hanson, DERESDANTs.
~ CHANCEkY.
gNBE defsssants, Joseph Hivaor aad Mar.
- tbs his wife, not having snisFsd their
appearance IN this sud; snd u appearing by
ssiisfactorJ evidence. thst they sFs not ~.
hsbiisRis ~ shIs commonuealths u - order.
ed. that The said dsfeAesnts do appear here
on the hTst day Of the nest August IsEn, end
answer the bill 81 the plaintiG. ed thsl .
copy Of his order be forth With inserted ~
'ons as~sPspeF published IN this eOualy
snd Poeisd 81 the ffosl soeF % the eoUrt
house Of ihis county. zoe tWo moblha soc.
.eessissiy. A eopy-Tssts,
SAMUEL CHANER, c. &c.
guBe 3, 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-02

NANAwAY from the subscriber on Wed.
nesday evening the 18th uit. an apprentice
boy named BENJAMIN TITUS MEDLEY,
otherwise called BENJAMIN ABEL. He
was IL years old on the 7.h Of January last.
He had on when he left me blue cashmere
roundabout. drab pan,aloons and cap, &c
The above reward will be given to any per.
son ~ho restores him 10 my possession, but
in the mean time. all persons are fo.warned
hsrboring or employing him. Nc they may
rest assured 10 they do. will prosecute them
to tie utmost rigor Of the Law.
NATL 0. ALLISON.
fIarpers. Ferry, June g
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-02
FOR RENT.

9nHE HOUSE occupied BY ths sub.cri-
- Der - o dwelling; also, the SHOP
built expressly for q tailor's shop. The
latter 10 one Of the best stands for bust
ness ut the place. Possession given i'm
mediatsIy. For terms, &c. apply to SAN
UEL Gsssox. A. GIBSON.
May &c, 1891.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-02
A Bundle of Clothes Lost.

HOST, on "Wednesday or Thursday last,
either ~ town OF % the Fosd 20 Flames Gard
ner'S, bundle ol Clothes, ted up in diaper
tvS =. consisting o. = blsck silk gown. ging.
ham one partly msdc. small silk shsSi, .
pocket handkerchief, . p.lF Of sloc Kings. .
pair u pFunelle shoes, pair oT very dsFk
gloves, and thin bandkercl,icf. marked ~
-. Robbins. A rcwsrd Of IS w,n be Eiver
fnr tbs lost articles. if lef ., ~. David How
ellis, N ChaFlesOvn-
juno 2. 1891.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-02
THE NEW ELECTION LAW.

Copies OF the new election Law, have been re-
e-'ved ., the CleFk's Once Of this county. An
abstract Of its principal provisioss win be found
on the FIRST page Of this pap,r.
correspondent, Who is opposed TO all manner
Of eiee'ionecring, and Who thinks the people II
Jefferson ought To unite 70 Trrs il down, requests
us to poblish the clause which relates TO raHAr-
$50:
"Any person who shall be q candi
date Tor any county, city, town, bo-
rough, election district, or Senatorial
district, TO serve, II elected, IN the
General Assembly, who shall, directly
or indirectly, give or agree to give, any
elector or pretended elector, money,
meat, drink or other reward, in order
TO be elected. or for having been elect
ell, or who shall treat. directly or in
directly, being a candidate for such OF
any other county, city, town, borough
or election district, or Senatorial dis
trict, upon due proof thereof TO either
House. shall be ExPELLED: Provided
neUeythsiess, That nothing herein con
tanned shall be so construed as to pre-
vent any candidate from his usual in
tereourse Of friendship with his neigh
bours at bis own house"
We feel pride In believing tI,e intelligent vo
tiers Of Jeferson shove any influence of this sort
SCPERINTENDENrs or ELECTION.
The following gentlemen vcrs appointed a
the lar Court, superintendent 70 eoscur, the ~
pars,e elections In this county; any t~o ~ NOR
81 whom may ~, 1t each precinct:
~ SAephTd.f0~H.
Henry Boteier. Conrad Sliudls ,Js sob IIz.ine.
DAniei Buckles, and John QuagIy.
~ Smis1feid
james Shirley. jr. rhouss Timbcriakc. JAM
Gr.athsHs, Abraham BILL, sbd Samuel s,os,.
"a Hoybeys Ferry.
John Moler. Gerard ~. Wager, Lease y. Car
ter, sylsanus G.. Moicr, and Henry Sui5cr.
Mech difheulty las been etperieoeed, 10 pro
nouneing The nsme q the gsllan, Polish ehieilair
Skrzyneeki. One o. our r,sder. calls him Geps
rsi serev-bcsk-e,e aud saoil,cr, SkrOogc-hirn
sks. bixh
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-02
NEW YORK, MAY 81.

NEW YORK, MAY 81.
A friend at Norfolk, under date OF
Wednesday last, says, ~ understand
that orders have been received at the
Navy Yard, to fit out q vessel for the
purpose of conveying Major EATON to
Russia, where he is to succeed MIR.
RANDOLPH. Mr.. II. is expe cted to re
turn to his native State early in July.
If he reaches home before the election.
which is to take place in August, he
will assuredly be elected, and then
look out for war with Mr.. Van Bu
rem. ~ Commercial .4dperiiscr.