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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-03-16

ereign, it would be equal to declara-
tion of war, and M. Bresson has been
ordered to leave Brussels within % hours
after the decision of Congress. AS late
as 29th Jan. no choice had been made
nj. Bresson had been in Paris at the end
of Jan. and within two hours after his ar
rival returned again to Brussels.
is have decided upon giving a ball for
the benefit of the poor, which will take
place at Lointier's, in the Rue de Rich
elieu, on Saturday evening, the 10Th of
February, Tickets ten francs each.
In the Chamber of Deputies, on the
3lst of Jan, the municipal law was un-
der discussion.
/ A committee in Paris, to obtain sub
scrption in aid ofthc gallant Poles, have
published an address.
\ A petition was presented to the French
Chamber of Deputies from the inhabit-
ants of Vervier, in favor Of the reunion
of Belgium to France. The plan is said
to be very popular in that part of the
country.
I PoLAND-The Hamburger correspon-
dent states under date Of Berlin, Jan. 23d,
that the Dictator Chiopick left the
Dictatorship because he insisted on ncgo-
cating with the Emperor for a reconcile
alton, while some Of the members of the
Diet opposed it. The Augsburg Ga
Zette contains letter from the Polish
frontiers, of Jan. 18th, which asserts that
a reconciliation with Russia is now inn
possible. "The Emperor neither can
nor will extend the amnesty to the ring
leaders themselves" Under date Of
Warsaw, Jan. Goth, it is mentioned that
the Russian government had seized the
funds of the Bank of Warsaw, which
were at Odessa, and arrested an agent
sent thither to withdraw them.
| The Constitutionnelsays-'The French
feet has had its due share in the prepa-
rations tending to afford to France the
means Of causing her independence to
be respected and of maintaining peace
Already the tri-colored flag is hoisted at
sea upon 10 frigates, ii sloops, 35 briggs,
and 46 smaller vessels, among which are
5 steamers. This naval force, already
imposing, could be augmented, at the
first signal, by 6 ships of the line, 5 large
frigates of GO guns, Q sloops, and sevc-
raj briggs These vessels in commission
are completely fitted out and manned
Thus the number ofthc armed vessels al
ready at sea, or ready to sail, is more
than sufficient to enable France to at
tack with advantage, Unnecessary, the
naval power of all the Continental ma
tions which might compel us TO fight.
| Private letters of 18th Jan. say that
no election of a Pope had yet been made,
although the Conclave had been in ses-
sion a month.
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NEw-YoRK, March Id.
+ II o nj + II A N CE.

BY the arrival yesterday morning of
the packet ship Francois LIST, Capt Skid
dy, from Havre, whence she sailed on
Sd Feb. we have received our regular
files of Paris and Havre papers TO Cd
Feb. In them we find nothing new of
political intelligence; on the evening of
3lst. Jan. many rumors, were ahoat
which were either not credited, or with
the assertion appeared the contradic-
ton.
The Courier says that in pursuance of
a resolution of ministers held on 2Gth Jan.
the French Government has resolved
that ifthc Belgian Congress should elect
the Duke dc Leuchtenbcrg as their Soy
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EJ"NoTIcE. On Saturday Evening,
the Goth inst. at 7 o'clock, p. M. meet
ing of the National Republican freemen
will be holden at the State House, to
take into consideration what further
measures it may be necessary to adopt,
in order to promote tho success of the
n ational Republican ticket. This meet
ing has been rendered peculiarly ncces-
sary, in consequence Of the frcemen not
being able to hold an adjourned meeting
in the Court-House on Friday even
ing last, as the Supreme Court held its
Session there to a late hour in the even
ing.
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SPRING ELEcrIoN.-It gives us pleas
ure to assure our distant friends, that tho
most efficient measures have been adopt
ed in this part of the State, to insure a
victorious termination oftho coming cleo
ton on the part of the national republi-
can candidates, Notwithstanding the ac-
tive and in some instances, disgracefhl
tricks, practiscd by our political oppo-
nents.
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH i6, 1881.

N RATIONAL REPUBLICAN PROX.
FOR GOVERNOR.
LEMUEL ii. ARNOLD,
Of Proridence.
FOR LIEUT.. GOV.
CHARLES COLLINS,
Of Newport.
SEN AToRs.
STEPHEN STEERE, SmihfeM.
9 HEzEKIAn BoswoRTH, Wa,ren.
8 BENJAMIN SMITH, North Kingston.
A STEPHEN B. CORNELL, Portsmouth.
5 SAMUEL w. KING, Johnston.
6 WAGER WEEDEN, S. Kingston.
I THOMAS WHIPrLE, Coreniry.
8 DUTEE ARNOLD, Wmmick.
8 ETHAN FOSTER, Hopkinion.
10 WILLIAM SMITH, Sciiuate.
HENRY Bowen, Sccreiarv.
ALBERT c. GREENE, ,.Aiorney General.
THos. G. PIrMAN, General Treas.
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The following address appeared SIM
uiiancously in the National Inteligen-
Ger and National Journal of March 9Th.
1t is well written and ought to be univer-
sally read, as it exposes IN forcible
manner, the motives and mismanagement
of the present administration.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-03-16

The Supreme Court commenced its
March term in this town on Tuesday the
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JACKSON NEITHER SEEKS
NOR DECLINES OFFICE"

The truth of this remark may be infer
red from the following articles from the
Harrisburgh penn. Intclligcnccr ofthc
lst and 24th February.
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PERENPTORY
Sale of Road stock

y pursuance of the sci Il As. n,bly. and
- an order 81 the President sad Directors a.
The SmrhteId. Chsrlesiowi. snd HsrpeTs-
Ferry Turnpike Company. mn Me Shares
OF tie Captsi Stock Of said Company. upo,.
which any % the insisiments remain ubpSid.
vii be thfoWn mo market.
The board vii therefore offer, ~ public
AUCTION, 20 the highes, bidder. for cSsh, on
Saft1aag re n u Ocisivy vert. Ali. THE
SHAHks upon which, ~ ihs, time. any 81
s'slnient nay reanaiR unpaid. Tie sals viii
take place az Beckhan,'s Hotel ia Charles
town, ~ - o'clock. A.
The last iRssslg,ent called IN was payable
on the iss Oi Nay. More than three u.ooth.
have expired sBce tia, time. The psnetosI
stockholders have Just grouuds "a complaint
-gsThsi deh"qoeRis, ~ well a. against the
bOard iof IS 10 judged Isnay. They arc los
,og The interest On their money. snd he de
hoqoeociss retsrd the vork - most vsxa.
tiOus manner.
by order u til Board n Directors.
a. HUNTER. see'y.
sept. y. 1851.
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Goods ! Goods =! Goods =!
NEW FALL GOODS.
Buy or not, call and see Msn !

Buy or not, call and see Men!
SAMUEL GIBSoS has just received, and
- IS opening, large. fresh, and very splen.
did assortment, of the most fashionable and
beneficial Fs.N and ItInier Goo9s, comprising
every article III his line Of business tie fat
tiers himself that his stock is very complete,
It having been selected with great care and
attention TO style. taste, and the most approx
cd fashions.
Feeling truly grateful for the respectable
support ADD encouragement he has received
from generous public, since his commence
ment in business, he hopes. by merit, to Sc
cure continuance thereof
His business will in future be con.
Quoted IN the same manner. and the same in
diligence granted as elsewhere. TO good and
prompt persons only-which will enable him
to sell Goods lower than any heretofore sold
at this place.
HarperS Ferry, Oct. 6, 1881.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT :


~ Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry for Jefferson County, the first Monday
IN October, 1851:
Margaret 0ummeTt. widow and relet uf Chris.
tan Gummeri. deed, John 4. Cookus, aud
Daniel DoyeTs. pisi~h-gs.
ACsIEsr
Jacob Crowl and sally his wife, Nathaniel
lslcr and Charlotte his vifr. Abrsm Isler
aud Mary his ~,fr, Hugh ncNamee and Su.
san his wife. Christian Gammert, Sarah
BcdingeF, administrative wth the will an.
nexed of DANIEL BedInger, deed. aud Car.
YER Willis. SlferiI ~ Jefferson County, TO
vhOm vAs committed the administration ~
The estate Of John Gunmer,, deed, d,fes.
danss
gNIE defendants. Jscob Crcui and Sally
4 his wife, Nathaniel Isler and charlotte
his wHe. Abram isicr aud sIary iis wife. Hugh
NcNamce and Susan bis wife, and Christian
Comment, not having entered their appsar.
snce, sud given security accOrdinC to tie act
e assembly and the rules of tlIi, court and
q appearing b. satisfactory evidence. that
'hss are not Inhabitants II this country n
- srds,ed, that thc sod defendants do atpsar
h-fc she 6rsl day 81 tie next tern. sod sn.
s~er The amended oil Of ihs ole lntiHs. and
that csp, 81 tiis pfdet - forthwith inserted
90 some Uewspaptr Dlbiishes. in CbaiIcs'ouo,
Tor two nonths succes-tsel, and POSTED -
The front door - tie court hUuse N the said
town Il Chsfitstn~n
c0TJ 81 Trsfc.
ROBERT =. BVOWN. e.
OCT O. 1907
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VIRGINIA, TO wi1 /:

NihoiNIAs 10 W.T.
A. Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
Gerry tor Jefferson County, thc frs, Monday
in October, 1851
Elizabeth Alstadt, widow Of Jacob AlSsadt.
deed. and John ~. Alstsdt snd Harriet y
Alsisdt. infant children aud heirs of ss,J
Jacob hlsisdi, deed, by the said Elizabeth
their mother and next friend, piaiaGiGs,
AsAIEsT
Jesse Moore and John Hinkle. John NoLicr.
kswleigh Aohler, George Aohler, Daniel
hohlef. sylvester G. Mobler. Jacob Mob
Ter and MACY his wife. and Henry Molier
and Harriet his wife. heirs 81 John MohIer.
deed, stephen Dslgsrn and BAgL9ra his
vile. late Barbara Alstad', widow Of ia.
mel Ais,sdi. deed, aud Jacob Alstadt. III.
zsbstb Alstsdt, and Daniel Alssdt, infant
children and heirs Of said Daniel Alstad,.
deed. Sarah Moore. late Sarah Ailsutt, on,
~ chad and heiress of Jesse Alinutt, deed,
and jacob Aud, dcfenda1fs.
TENHE defendants. Jesse Moore, Rsvlcigh
n AOider. sud Jacob Aud. not hsy,ny en-.
tered their appearance, and gwen security
according 20 tie act Of assembly and the rule
Of this oouR and Il appearing ysstisiscto ry
evidence That they are not iBhsbiianis 81 tbs
coantry MS SSdsyed, that the said defend.
ants do appoar here On the first day 81 the
next tern. md snswef TIC bill ~ The plain.
~ AID that . copy of tbs order be forth.
With inserted N some newspaper published
N Chatlss'osD, for two months sncee ssively,
snd posted ~ The frOnt door ~ the court.
house IN the said town Of Chssleaovn,
A eopy-1este,
ROBERT r. BRoWS. L.
Oct 6, 1851.
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Reported eop',sre IF MAJ. Tie hs,r-
Sehs.--" eIasi evening conversed with
young gentleman from Smithliel.i,
who gave us the following particulars.
a respectable farmer from the neigh
oorhood OF Jerusalem. came to Smith
held on Tuesday and reported that
NAT, the instisa,or and leader Of the
late insurrection in southampton, was
apprchcnded on Friday last bv party
of mounted men. Nho came upon him
on the edge OF reed swamp on Not
toway river, about two miles below Je.
rnsalem. On seciug the horsemcn
approaching. lac ran Into the reeds.
which being too close to admit the Ell
trance of horses. some of the men dis
mounted and pursued HIM for nearly n
mile, when. in attempting to leap over
bog. his footing fell short Of the op.
poslte bank, aud he sunk up TO the
middle in what may DC literally term
ed the 'Slough of Dcspond': for be-
lore he had time to extricaie him ,elf,
has porsuers were at his back. and he
Was taken and bnrne triumphantly oil
To Jerusalem prison. He was well
armed. having musket, two pistols.
sword aud dirk; but did not fire n
shot or make fbe least resistance. The
person from whom this report is re-
ceived stated that he saw Nat when he
was brought into Jerusalem.
NoJfoM Herald.
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The Dog.-We witnessed. a few
days since, the singular sagacity Of a
Dog, belonging tn one Of our subscri
bers, who lives remote from the high
road about three hundred yards. A.
the sound Of the horn, (the usual an
nouncement that the .7drocafe has ar
rived,) the trusty dog immediately
makes hrs way TO the place where the
paper is deposited. and transports il
IN safety to the domlciIe pf his master.
We dare say. If this DO. had nose.
calculated for spectacles, he would
read also; and thereby become dor
maticai politician. Nv. Jersey .7dv.
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold. on Wednesday Tho 2e,i
W day Of October. IL fair. IL not, the frs,
fair day thereafter. q. the late residence Of
Eo'n Taylor. decd. near Smokers Perry,
Frederick county.
number Of valuable Negroes,
large stock OF valuable work Horses,
Mules and Oxen,
Mich Cows-about 200 Hogs,
Farming Utensils, such az.
Broad and narrow wheel Wagons, Carts.
Pioughs, Harrows, &c.
One Carriage and Harness.
One set Of BLACK smiths Tools.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
credit OF nine months will be given on
all sums over $40. the purchaser giving bond
and approved security, Of that sum and un.
der. the cash will be required. Sale to CON.
ncnce at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ.
GRIFFIN TAYI OR, .3ir,'r
Ot EIin Taylor. deed
Frederick Co. Oct. 6. 1861.
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a CARD.

'flEsubscriber about leaving Charles.
town. takes this method Of notifying
his customers that he is now engaged in
settling up his accounts, and would es-
TEEN ~ a great favor If those indebted
would be prepared. when called on, 20
settle them As this is the season Of the
year. when IL is absolutely necessary 10
have money in order 10 go TO maIl.ri,
attention 10 the above will greatly serve
and oblige. y. BUCKMASIER.
Oct q, 1881,
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CIRCULAR.
oGioe ef The Colonization S,cisiy.
w.sntsarox .sx ~ fQzi


WASHINGTON, ssPT -, 1881
The Managers Of The American Co
lonization Society have received infur.
nation that many respectable free per.
sons OF colour from the lower Counties
OF Virginia and North Carolina have
made earnest apple alton to ,be Agent
Of the Society in Norfolk for a passage
TO Liberia. DESTROYS of meeting the
wishes OF these applicants, the Mana.
gers, notwithstanding the recent ap.
preparation Of 5000 dollars towards an
expedition from the Western States,
have authorized a Committee in Nor
folk forthwith to charter a vessel 20
convey thence from 80 TO 900 rmi.
grants, With the necessary supplies, TO
the Colony, and they now invite the
AID OF Auxiliary Societies, and their
friends generally, for the accomplish
ment OF this object Another expedi-
ton may. perhaps. br drspatc bed from
virginia, during the Au'cmn, should
the resources OF he Society Justify adj
ditional expenditures. Auxiliary 80.
cieties aud Agents are requested TO
transmI, such funds az they may have
Or obtain. az early az COW enient, e.
the Treasurer Of the Parent Society.
HE Managers indulge the hope, thai
the friends Il the Society will. AZ Ibis
time use all possible means aud en-.
deayours to augment its funds.
Il. u GURLRY. SSe'y.
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eCF IN this and all the delinquen, lists, /,
is proper ~ observe that the 10 per cent. ds
msges per annum, on the amour, Of the tax.
= not included. Many of the uscis are also
delinquent for years subsequently TO 1920
The lands so ia arrear will hereafter be pub.
lished 10 separate Hsfs, further time being 81.
after 1920
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

Died. NJ Wspaghkonnctta, abou, tie ist ins
b.Ackao"r, one Of the chiefs of the Shawnocsc
TRIBE gu Indians, aged about Ia years IIc was
well known throughout the western country a, !,
formidable enemy in war, although the latter
part al his ~ar-fsring life Was devoted 60 ,,,,.
American cause. He Was u ST. Glars. I,,r-
n'er aud Crs~fo,l's defrats; and, perhaps, a,
u.c t'na OF has dea,,. was the last living who
NAY III nTsdho>ks dcicat- rPiqua t.az
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The Albany Daily Advertise says
that Count de Leon, who has been so
journing few days in that city. has
brought with him from five to seven
millions Of dollars--a sum sufficient TO
turn the balance Of exchange with Eu-
rope in favor Of the United States.
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"A List Of Lands and Let's.

Returned as Delinquent ia JEFFERSON Con-
", Tor the non-paymct,, 1t Taxes, Tor isS,. a.,l
prior therto. aud which are rcdser,abie on or
before the :, day VI January, 1852, made ou,
IN eoniormit, To An Act OF t'e G.,,cual Assei..-
bly,. passed the 81 day OF April, 1851.
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AInrarnnrA. - 1

ALIEtsBafA, os-T. I.
FLOUR The Wagon taiee a F1OE hss
been ae.siy siuc. " edncs.lay Il s. ~ The
lad ssle from stores, u,f - have becn advised
-, Vas on u Ion bis made on "Wednesday ~
s. 10
BkLrIsoEE, szrr. 80
flobh--lhe WsgUn fgilc appears q D.
pretiy uniform 81 - va yer Dbl although sofne
'sslcrs have occa-i9as'ls psid s.scfion mosv fot
lcss
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WHEAT.

Will. give the highest market price. in
eash. tor Twenty Thousand Bushels OF
meroh-"'.bie WHEAT. delivered IN the
HoPe~cli Mills. JAMES Blrg.
Oct. 8, 1891.
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n RrnuuRT.

YNlE uodcfsignea pol,tsis requests ~ per.
sons Who boil pf<c ueke'- IN .ny - fite
classes q She Nrgius Ffcc Road i.ottcr,, 10
return them 60 iia, Oh, 1egtlenent - early ~
nay be coLscascut.
VS. CiLNrIASn.
8 -, Z. 1901
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n w. corner Of Baltimore and Calvert. a.
w corner OF baltimore and GAY. and " L.
corner of baltimore and Charics-sts
Where the Highest Prizes in the recen,
State Lotteries have been oftener sold, than
at any other Office.
e Orders either by mail (post paid) or
private convey ance, enclosing the cash or
prizes, will meet the same prompt and pune &.
tuai attention, as Il on personal appiica.
ton. Address to JOHN CI.AKE
Oct o. Lottery yender, baltimore.
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DIED.

On the Sd inst. after few ja, s ilirc>s, Mr..
t.vf Morshn, wife al Mr.. Jacob Moasrr, near
nln.m' IN u.is e""",y, sg-d abou, 60.
On the ist lust. Mr. JANLs MIrcurII of a.;
county.
on Monday morning, CHARLrs Drer~. oolv
child ct Rev. J. ii. Tying, aged eleven mouths.
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MARRIED.

On the 2ist uit by the Rev William, \io,roc
AIR GsoscrS 6SSspr. of " ashiustou county,
Mar, land, 70 Mir, IiEBsccA S~rsrfSsxx. eldest
daughter at M. Van Sveariny-i,. or this ,,s,,,y
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

Owns bis professional services To he
~ iris ads snd isllos citizcns. lie NAV 81
usys be io"td tshen not esssgel. ~ his
oiiiee ~ NJ Keyes'
ChsrlesoSn. Sept. -. ~.
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The managers of the Cincinnati
ColDnization Society, have resolved
TO GO 81 "a expedition of 80 emf
grants from tho West 10 Liberia. 10
will sail from New Orleans n No.
ycmbcr.
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The epiihef Mss In the 18th cen
fury, Mss applied to females wac
considered a term of reproach. Mss
Gross, Who - particularly noticed ~
IIayac's rpilogae to Farqshar's L0U,
and bottle. about 1908. was the irsr
actress announced a. Miss. - GGifs
Tires Of ire PiaVcrs.
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VIC bsrc just lesrpt, says the Carlisle EXPOSE
,T. with feelings OF deep rryrct, that the Hon.
W'LnAr hAnsEr, N-o,I,er Of Congress from
this District, died IA Carlisle on THURSDAY morn
'og thr 18th instant, Of the prevailing fever
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

sC- The Pew Rent of the Presbyterian
Church in Charles,ovn. for the last year, i.
now due. Pew.holders will be SO good a. to
pay their respective dues, either to Caro-
MooHE or TO JosrPu +. DAreuEnTr.
Oct 6. 1861.
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wlLMINuToN, q. c.lsrpr. OF

wlLMINGToS, *. C. SEPT. 81.
The Situation of our Ioun.-The
excitement in our town, has abated q
good deal since last week. Yetit still,
exists, however moderated and free d
from the painful apprchcnsions which
then disturbed US. About twelve ne :
goes are now in Jail, some of whom,
on Saturday last, (l7th inst. on AN
examination before DR.. James F.
M'Ree, and several attending ma
gis;ratcs, made full disclosure Of
the details Of the diabolical plot, Of
which they were participant. These
cisGl osures have epabled US to adop,
su(h measures, as render our town
sfcurc.-RecOr2er.
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NOTICE.

or The Rev s. ru,rcS viii preach in the
Free Church at I!arper.-fcry ON Sunday mex,
AZ IL o'clock.
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We hope 1t will be borne ia mind, by those
concerned, that general meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Sn,lifeld, Chariesto~n and Har-
pers-Ferry Turnpike Company, will be held to-
morrow. Important considerations require full
representation.
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Elder WV. MAR,EN ill preach at ZoaI
Meeting House, next Sabbath at II O'clock.
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serious riot took place at Providence, i. l
no, long since, which resulted in the death of Sc
yeral Of tho rioters, aud The injury Of some of th
citizens called out to quell it,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

General BRKsARD, one Of the Sena-
tors in Congress from Pennsylvania,
according TO the Westehester Repub-
lican, a paper published ct his own
residence, intends to resign his seat
forthwith, ia order To resume his pro-
fession Of tho law. This OF course
will leave "a vacancy to be filled up by
the next meeting Of the Legislature
in the State, in Decembe next.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

We have finished the List of Delinquent Lands
and Lots for Jefferson. We have been anxious
TO afford every possible aid in this matter, and
will chcerfuliy give any further information in
our power. Lists are sent to the several post
Offices in the county, where they eau be examined.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

CT -Four Days Meeting will be held in Ill,
Methods, Meeting House in Charlrs,own, &c
commence CT Saturday the 18th OF October. II
- expected t,ai several preachers will attend.