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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
TTNNnunI TTnRRnniI

"TANTED, immediately, a large guam
w city Of the following kinds Of Tim
Der, IN logs
Hsiiow 0ad Uhifs Pine,
an kinds Of Ook,
Poplar, Birds.tys, CuFled and Suga,
Mopie,
Uitd Cherry, W0lnUf. .4sh,
HICKORY. 0Hd LOeVsI
For timber of this description, the CASH.
and fair price according 90 length AID
quality, will be given, when delivered al
Barpers-FerTy.
ey-The maple, cherry, and walnut, should
be dog %, and the tops cut % about three feet
above the forks. An additionai price viii b.
PAID Tor The forks and EOOt ends, II dug M
carefully.
GJLSeahtiing, ko, can g. furnished 20 bill
~ short notirs.
JOSEPH l.. SMITH, sols .4rsni
(Oy JssspA l. SE.ih 4 Co
July >, 1s31
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
Bescare Of IsssiDOsist0n D.!
HERsToWS'
Da. w. JUDRIl0Y

Patent Specific Ointment.
DiINS have been taken 10 make this sup
Il ply very good II may be had at the
following places viz:
Humphrey kcyes', Charltsfoton,
James Bro,cn, ChdriesfoiDn,
Adam Eoung's. 1farfipsburg.
.7dom Young y Co., Harpers- Ferry.
ZoDner e Harris, Shepherdsfo,cn.
sF The above Ointment is offered to
che public as 4 safe and certain remedy for
those obstinate diseases. some Of which
have 50 long bsfled the skill Of medical sci.
ence.
iH.white Swellings If every description.
I'd. Sore legs and ulcers Of long standing
Sd. Schirrus or Giandular tumors, par,i-
cuisriy those hardened tumors IN women's
breasts which ofientmes terminate in ulce
rated cancers.
4th. Fslons, or what some eople know by
;be name OF Catsrrhs, OF every description
6ih. Rheumatic pains Of the joints.
9Th. Sprsins and bruises OF every descrip.
slon. or in whatever psrt situate.
7th letters Of all kinds In this com.
rlslni the patient in applying the Ointment u.
must keep the part out Of water.
eih. ChilblaIos or parts affected by frost.
bGPRead the following letter and beware
OF IMPOSITION.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.


UviIE subscriber oilers Cor sale, Tract Of
u LAND, situated on the Potomac river,
one mile above Shepherdstowp. jefferson Co.
Va. Cat this time tenanted by Jacob Houf.
containing about $50 AOHDS, 100 Of
which are cleared, the balance clothed with
thrifty young Timber Of various kinds, viz
Poplar, Oak, Chestnut, sc. The cleared land
b hsst-rate wheat land and in good state Of
cultivation; good portion Of il river bottom,
well adapted Ia corn or meadow. The inn
provcmcnts are a comfortable log dwelling
kUA House. an excellent large Barn.
TUA Stables, Sc, n large Peach and
Apple Orchard Of the sn0DA.
choicest Fruit. Also,
q never failing well of limestone V&b
water convenient to the house.
No further description is necessary, as Il Is
expected the purchaser " III view the proper.
~, which will he shewn by the subscriber
residing in Shepherdstown, or her agents, W.
A. & 4. l. Bennett.
will also sell, lot of or 10 acres OF
Land, situated in Berkeley county, Va on
the road leading from Martinsburg To- shep-
herdstown, equi-distant from each place,
making 1t a desirable situation for a mer.
chant or mcchanic,) adjoining the lands OF
jacob Van Doren and others. The improve.
ments arc n comfortable frame dw cling house
barn, orchard, aud n well Of FINEST water
Twill also sell with the above lot, a Lot o.
Wood Land Of or acres, situated about +.
miles from the above lot. For terms, tit,
and particulars, enquire Of the subscriber.
PiIGDE BENNETT.
Jan. L. 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
Letter from I ? W. Batch. E.q. Attorney Al

LN"S' HoH - w batcn, Eafl. Attorney 81
law Frederick city, sd.
NJ Charles HeFstons-Sir, deem II urop.
e. 10 state, for the benefit Of the public ths,
several years since two Of my children we're
sHsesed 9th sesld head of en- inve,e,,,.
character. Ny family physician, Dr. Jonb r.
WilsOa 81 Leesburg. Va who Was very sk,I.
fui Aad jodieious IN be practice. IN vain en-.
dsavOFed BY every means 20 effect . cure -
~ leng'h Judkins' Ointment vas applied and
the Affection vss permanently relieved. We
~ respectfully, your obedient servant,
L. p. W. BALCH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

A cornet Of hussars who was not the most
polished in his manners, having joined his re-
gimcnt, was asked by his colonel, what his
father was' lie replied, "a farmer" "Pit,
your father did not mako you follow his
trade" Upon " hich the cornct asked, " PRAY
SIR, what Is your father - gentleman.
Sir" "Pi,y he did not make you one" re-
piled the cornet.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
I'll VtnlMable Tract OfLand
ron SAIH.
Jan. Il, 1893.

NOR sale, Tract Of Land, known a. S,l-
-. van Grove, 10 Berkeley county, Va. ly-
ing near Mill Creek, and containing about
400 ACRES. The land is of limestone
soil, and equal in fertility TO any in Berkeley
county. IL has sufficiency Of wood land
for all necessary purposes; and there is on the
premises, good Stone Dwell A
ling HOUSE, 80 feet by ~, with G2Tsla
a convenient stone kitchen, and M tfK
family room adjoining-as also,
dairy, good log barn, with shed extend
ing entirely around il; smoke house, car
riage house, and ice house. There is also n
small Orchard of choice FRUIT, sn62aA
and beautiful avenue of locust 2
trees from the great road TO the VSv4S
house. For information in regard
to 'erms,Sc. application may be made 10 DR.
George b. Stephenson at llarpers-Ferry, or
TO ]. Il. Douglass at Charlcstown.
Dec. ~, 1882.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

-ansedOtt.-An elderly lady, AFTER much i'm
portunity, thus consented 10 her little sons
going fishing:
"well then Johnncy, you may 60 fishing,
but don't go near the water; and ii you come
home drO'sTsd, will give you the worst whip
ping YOU ever had in all the DAYS OF your life. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
E'aiM06le MIL Property
TOR SALE.

ENOR SALE, that well known property
n called HOPEw ELL MILLS, situated IN
Jefferson county, Virginia. The Mill House
- substantial and commodious. IL - built Of
stone, il sixty feet in length by forty IN " idth,
and has 1--WE floor. II contains four run Of
burrs, aud y amply furnished W,ih all heces-
sary machinery Of the latest and most sP-
proved construction. There is attached there
TO about % acres of ground, CA whch stand
good dwelling house, a miliers' house. and
an office, Together with good stabling There
. also on the premises. a thriving yo1bg or
chard, and or acres Of the ground - river
bottom and highly productive AZ meadow
The mill IS situate Immediately on the mar.
/ gin Of the Shenandoah river, from whence Il
derives al abundant and never failing supply
u water. II y needless 20 add. that II Is N
I the meet fertile and highly improved count,
~ the State; ard IL local situation, IS regard,
a supply of Whca, and other gram, Is part
eularly favourable. Fof terms u sale, appll
cation may be- made % The subscriber.
i Dec -, leJ2. JAMES HiTE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

q sensible Query.-"what is the use." said
fellow, "of a mans working himself to
death to get living"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

Women must have their wills while thew
live, because they make none when they die.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
NEW GOODS.

.VIIE subscriber having Just returned from
n the Baltimore and Ph,lsdelph,s MAJ
tets, with a large ADD splendid assortment Of
GOODS,
Would respectfully invite persOSs jeslrous of
purchasing cheap bargains. (and the public
generally - csll ard * anime his stock,
We thinks % unnecessary H. particularize, as
bis assortmeht cOmDrizos every article con
tanned in az extensive retail store A. hn
goods were bought prime ipslly for The cash,
and AZ ycfy iow prizes he will " eD1bied 20
sell thcn unusuaily cheap. re pledges HIM
self that bis best eDdssvO shall not be want
mg 10 give general Satisfaction.
CHARLES l.. STEW ART.
Chsrlestown. Jan. 81, is33
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

AGAINST
Elias p. Legg md John DuekniGster,
DRVESDANTs,
IN CHANCERy.
HNHR defendant, ElssP Legg. not having
n entered his Appearance, and gwen Sc.
eurity according TO the scs Of assembly end
the rules of this courts and u appearing BY
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inbsbl.
tsnt OF this county; n is ordered. That the
said defendsn, do appear hsre Oa the fra,
day Of the next term, and A0sveF the bill oI
the plaintiffs; and that = copy Of this oTdeI
be forthwith inserted IN some ne wspsper pub.
lished in CbSfleEown, for tao months sue
eessiveiy, and posted 81 the front door Of the
Courthouse IN the said town of Chaflestown
\ Copy-Tesle,
ROBERT 4. BROWN. &C.
Jan. IL, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

A|E viii exebasge merchandise for r.,
w eords Of oak Wool
WM. CLEVELAND 4 Co.
ClnrlestOwD, Feb. ~, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
WASHINGTON COUNTY
BANK.

Uiliiams-POrf, february la, 1893
nY Resolution of the Board Of Directors
kD Of this Institution, the following scale
and rates have been adopted for the govern
ment Of the officers thereof, in received depo-
sites Of money,to limited amount, subject To
interest, viz:
For dcpostes pay able sir
months after feDIaHd. certf- per annnm OF
cafes shall be issued bear per cent.
ing interest at the rate
For depositcs payable
rinciy days AFTER d, maud GER per aunum Of
tIhcaies hail be issued bear per cent
ing interest at the rate
For depo,ites pay able SIR
~ days after dsmand, certiii- per annum Of
Gates shall DC issued bear , per cent.
ing interest at the rate
By order,
GEO. u. MOSIIER, Cashier.
Feb. IL I-33-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14


Esrly York Cabbage, Cabbage Lettuce
Red PlcklIhg do TennIsball do
Cow do Early Ciiicia do
Green ard yellow Sa- Parsnip X Carrot seed
voy do Pepper Grass do
Large drumhead do Cherry Pepper do
Early and late Cauli- Cayenne PEPPER do
ho~er White Broccoli
Early Frame Peas Bunch squash
Dwarf Msrro~f4t do Crooked w inter do
Turnip Feet Euing's club do
yellow & red 10 Vegetable marrow do
Long rooted purple do Coeoabut squash
White solid Celery, Early red Turnip Ra-
White Egg Plant dish
Early yellow (6veek) Early salmon do
snap Beans Early scarlet do
6iSkiss Late long white do
larry Frame Cucum- White Onion seed
Der Red tree do set.
\ Early cluster do Large red tomato seed
Long green do Early Dutch Turnip
CarolinaN alter Melon seed
Green Citron Melon, Satisfy or vegetable
/ for mansOes oyster seed
Lavender seed Pumpkin sced-very
/ 6ne
| The foregoing. with others which the sub
scrber has on hand, and chiefly Of his own
raising, make his assortment for the presen NJ
season very complete.
JAMES BROWN.
! Jan. -, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
Jan. IL. 1888.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
A. Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law end Chan.
eery for Jefferson county, the FIRST Monday
in January. 1885:
Isaac Franklin and John .arm6eid, co.
partners IN business, under the firm
Of Franklin Y Arn.Geid,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

UNiIE undersigned, executors Of the last
II will and testament OF David Hunter,
deed, Will sell the TRACT OF LAND COM
monty called the Smoketown farm. supposed
10 contain slN hundred acres.
PHILIP G. PENDLETON,
JOHN STROTHER.
Martinsburg, Jan. ~ 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
Ae'~s l. u n. r. Lorrades, Merchant
Cumberland, Nd.

Gents-As Mr.. Herstons' agent for the
sale Of DIR. VIM. Judkins' Patent Specific
Ointment.l would inform you that last summei
! was afflicted with sore leg-the fame Of
Judkins' ointment induced me TO get Jug Of
it, but it happened not to be OF AIR. Herstons
make. fused il according to printed direc
tions, but my leg KEEP, getting worse.
BE. Hers,ons' travelling to the west. stop
ped at my house during the time, on looking
NJ the ointment had. he Immediately pro,
nouneed il not his make, and furnished me
with one which was. On opening and smell
ing II was sensible ofthe difference, although
IL looked like II then applied the ointmen,
BE gave me TO my leg, il became in . state
Of smsndment on using the first plaster, and
60 continued until II got quite we'll
This ointment IS certainly very valuable
and Il would be pity il should be lost to IN,
pubic by counterfeit article, bearing III,
name and being not genuine.
WA. X. NEWMAN
Cumberland, Nsy -. 1861.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

Perpetual .uOtioa-For the 999th time, has,
We arc informed, been discovered by a gem
tleman ofMass which somebody thinks Is like
ly to produce m important change in the sci
snce Of Mechanics rs well rs in operative bu-
.iness Of life. II is unnecessary TO describe
this machine as every one has been built alter
the same model. When person can "hti
ki,nseD up by the warstband Of his inc xpress-
bles," he may be able to SC, himself in perpe:-
ual motion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
For ReRf,
THAT WELL KNOWN
&I|llf
T.fJ.EK.v ST.f.V.D.

y Charlestown, Jefferson county Virginia.
~ situated IN the most central part Of tho
town, about midway between the Court
House aud Bank, AT present occupied by VIM.
Little. The house is large and onmodious,
including private apartments for . family,
with convenient kitchens and other out build
lngs. There are two stables on the premises,
one of which - inferior 60 no other in tho
valley. There is a well Of good water wItain
the yard, and in fact every convenience an
establishment Of the kind requires. Posses
sion TO be had on the first day Of April next.
The terms will be made known by applying to
JOHN KENNEDY.
Jan. "a, 1899. If.
or The Fredsr1okfo1rn ErdHane- -ssH bu61sA
the d61re nj Jerbad and for.rdrd account
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
.HFtH Property for safe.


UVWO Hundred and Fifteen Acres of good
n LAND, lying N Berkeley and JET
ferson counties. on Op' quon Greek. and near
uie Frederick hne, with q good Merchant
Mill, Chopping Mill. Plaster Mil, and ssw
Miil, with the necessary machinery, and al
"a good repair--tbroe good DweL A
ling Houses, two Barns, q Cooper's ~
shop. There y also good spring ssss
ef water ten steps from the H'ill, with go
good stone house over u This lard lies
-. we'll, with good supply Of timber
on both sides % the creek. The
property ran be bad Of good terms
- the situation Of my fsmily being
Such hat would rather cell and remove 10 =
distant country do not cot der Il necessa-
~ % cOntinue this aotee any length 81 time
a. the property will be Zoe sale usti. dispased
Of JOSEFii BELL.
Jan. ", i533.--;f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
gusLsBEB, vEEEIE, ~
JOHN ~. G.RLL.RMER.
CONDITIONS.
TWO DoI.I.ARa a fifty cTa.

EEA sLNsNlsMs
Payable half yearly, but TUo DoiIass
Eiil b. Peessved AZ pay meht n, run, " pa'1
ebtirviy IN advance. Whobegsf Iaymslf D.
deferred beyond che expirati0n v ~ 60
ihteFsst viii BE- charged.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

M Bai.-Judse +. Of this state, travelling
In a stage. was somewhat annoyed BY saddle
- hich occupied the bottom Of the coach
After considerable ero~ding on the part Of the
saddle aforesaid, he summoned the stageman
10 the door, aud the following dialogue took
place; ~ say driver, any ono coming in
here. hor,cback;'' a. Nos "Then YOU may
- we'll take out the saddle. :"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

a. JST received and for sale, at the Charles.
town Arothecary and Book Store, a large
surriy Of GARDEN SEED OF the last year's
rslsipg. viz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

.fTTE.V'TEO.s'!
RESPECTFULLY inform the people Of
IL Harpers-Ferry and IT. vicinity, that in
tend carrying on, with a. much vigor as pos
siblc, TIC
CARPENTRY BUsIMHsS,
As have concluded 10 remain some time at
HarPersFcrry. intend TO do WORK upon a.
cheap terms rs any person cxn afford to do Il |,
and IN such manner as persons may want Il
done. Therefore, hope and expect that The
public al patronize me.
THOMAS p. GLASSCoCK.
Feb. Is, I633-Ilt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

GEO. u. MOsIER, Cashier.
Feb. Il, l-33-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
Feb. 81. Isa3.

U-T The Leesbnry Geniia Of THIRTY 1eIKbtib.
6sh The abote HTrr hHies, aud s,rid BIZ 10 n e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

Jan 81, 1893
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-11
lsisnedl JOUNRANDOLPH, of Roanoke.
S1IiTUE COUNTY.

80
At a large ana resec'eo'c - 80
At The County oil on y'ae' "SsY'''''' 1tGl,,,,
previous notice. nj INC oop'' ''""'' ~ 49,
IN Thursday the -ith ''"o''S' ',''' ,E ~, sui
court day) 10 take mo -,
Carolina Ordinance o, .'".''n, "'''' w
secession anu the ltesi'e"
la'ion thereto u. c,.;.
Major lanes Taylor oe''9 c"'r" :" VIZ -
Joseph W. DAVIS was a.l'''''''
meeting - .a,,n..a ,bo
On motion, inc oe'''r'', '"," - ~, CO.,
following gentlemen w Nv :" - W So
l. LanSd"wne' w ~ e.. ~ pav;s
field, Capt. Wm' i'nl,.s, I"' No., y rhn-.
+. Pcn6'etou KEY . =" ,'''C a,1 WV y
man, - w paVis' . ~ GU, .,,or, ,oso,,
Iadey, u Commute, u ''''' ''' aI,,;,n to n.
tons expressive oil .e'' - ,,,,r,5ra,v.
subject under co"s def''1', r' ,,', ,l f,;,, ~ IN.
ing Tor snort po'e, III o',e t,ro.ing nreom
vestSatc ITS mefrs' itpo,'o" Wv H., rho
BE and r"ioiutl'hs, ~'',Cn' o'e' ,c ~, Commit
ReVd. DAVID X. toi'' y "','' ,"' = pa,dje.
iee substitute was w" W., I,Hmes ESQ where.
ton Esq supported hy ~ r,"' 90 tho ,cnort Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-11

on the States and the present Constitution 'o''s'
10 remedy this evil gave To the rnSerh'n'n' '''
power facing ugon the people W"'"n' Wv '''
sent of tho States The experiment sneepen'a e''''
bas ,rodu,cd the greatest amount Of = lh.se hapr'
mss that any country ever onloych. It's ~" w
covered that although the eonsont otth seaas
not re1nist to give yallaliv II Tive u wv
General Government, yet that these men.''sas p'.s
be defeated at pleasure by ANY ana eNstY 's''o'
without any rjpht remaining to enforce thein 80
MI this is the result ofthe abors OF Wash'n '''
and his associates, who framed the Coeai''al'e'
The very object which they thought secnaa ny
il. frustrated by psltry soph's'ry, sossos,fa ~
the folly and crminalliy ot faction iP'
TIE JHr,e pcr cent stock.--Thc arrangement
for tho redemption of tho portion ~ 'n's 0,oeA nv,
IN Eurone. SO odyanago ously,to the People ena 10
the Gove,nmt nj by the Bank 'oi the United othiesi
having been subject of 81 much ana gross nis'ep
tesenta,ion in some quarters we are g'ao 10 y, "''o
10 state, on the authority OF Letter receiver ny y
Nenhcr of Conrres lthe authenticity OF ne so''.o
If which cannot he questoned) that noV'e.' W ~.
Certificates OF much the greater Pot'oh VI '''
stock havo been already received nom Ensien',
leaving vet to bc received Ccrt,hcatos 10 INC soe'
of not quite u Million mud n Quarter oil po'lats'
Il Is u subject of much Satisfaction TO 'nose WHO
have stood by that Institution, to see how complete
". pursuing the even tenor o, its onward course,
disc n,ges faithfully all its obligations TO Tie feo
pie and thus oilccualy reia'es tho charges "anpeo
up against 1t, w nv,
We are sorry to say that the death oil our es'een'
ed fellow citizen, lieNny EcKfonp, OF tho CITY oil
New York, is confirmed beyond doubt, by letters
received in this city, from officers OF the Navy IN
tlc Mediterranean, under date Of BOTH Nosen'oef'
The News was communicated To our squadron
lbroueh letter from Commodore PonrEr, GU,
charge II A flairs Mt Gonstnntinoplc to Mr.. off.
LrY. our Consul at Smyrna Tie died os u fever oil
about fifteen days duration. From personal know
Ledge of hrm in part, and part hon the information
of others, we have for number OF years entertain
cd very high opinion OF h's qualities ms man.
and Of his usefulness nctiyity, aud en'orITle, as
citizen. lie has suffered painfully during part
Of hit l,fc under cruel misfortune aud pfsallons
Tut was recovering tlon their effects aud We had
honed would have returned To his hon', IL enjoy II
nnno,ility with the remnant of bis family th'
eomb,tencc winch his skill ~ his profession toi .
shin bullIcr) ard his nnwrnrmd indusify--eoale
no, fail to have secured 10 llm-But 1t has beer
otherwise dccrced. ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-11
pgTH.tC Ss1NTs.tI EST.
CHARLOTTE .MEETlNG.

C4u1ljtfs { II, tt6. IN, 1888.
There WINS M uncommeny numerous co'he'soh
ofnronle at Charlotte court house. beng pc
t,j th,, the subject Of The Proclamation would he
-, into consideration nn1 aopct that Mir R,n-
ienh might be there. Though ia stoe OF the most
,c,,en,a f,ehj,n.ss, he Md his appearance Ia st
night. and to-day at Twelve O'Clock "aS lifted 10
h,s sea. on IN: bench He rose and spoke tc"
minutes, hui soon sat down exhausted, ana cohth-
~ In snrnk Siuin@ though saa tim IS, Tor II mo
,nslt the cNciten,t NJ nj his feea,S bfohgh' nm t9
ms feet II. ended his orcesh BY moving SCI OF
resolutions of which a copY Is snbl"intd' 'h MS
mntan these resolutions were referred To conf
=, to- Consisting of me following gentlemen =
Col Gl1.nsu> "a 5tan, Capt. homaS ifoos.
H., \ Watkins. William VI. Watkins, Rob
er, Morton. Samuel y. Morton, John Co'em'f.,
r.,;,n,n w Lester. George Hannah, John Mar
snail John -Thom1s. John II. Thom9s Henry
II jls,a. Or. Isaac Read, VIM =. Green, los iph
rrIso3 Edward Il. Fonkes Mathew J. W Villains,
Samuel /. vonabIc William Bacon, John Booth
i,.{,l,is Barnes, William II Dennis Richard
Ven.bIe. II. Joseph NJ Daniel, Thomas +. Sren-
cef Paul : Carrington, John Daniel, Charles
Ra,ne. BENJAMIN Mar5hall, Col James T. Mar
sb,a ! II Mnrshlll Cornelius omnes, DR. iloge
nr Honldn,. Elisha +. knowleY Dir. Patllo, Or
p,;ce Dr. Garden, Samue, Daniel W msow Roh
;nson Nicholas E,munds, Maj Gaines, K. J
Gaines, Henry Carf!hSiei cuW1'o W. nm )
'rhomas T. Donldin, James w boulh'n, w m IL
Watkins Anderson &. Morton, John Morton,
Thomas 4 Norton, Martin Hancock, u. y Han
co,R Clement Hancock, Col Henry Spencer,
Gc,r.,s . Friend. Jacob morton WY2U Cald
VII William Smith, Col. Thomas Road, Thomas
Read r. Archibald \. Davidson, W lli'anl !
Scot Mai. Thomas VI. Nelson, lsham Harvey,
SEN. Jo4 Watkins, Thomas l.. Watkins, n J.
Samuel BALDWIN Robert Darlington and John
Randolph Of Roanoke
Col. Clement Darlington having uecllhcd ser
wing. md the Committee beng called, Capt. /
PENS. J. Cocmln J. Thomas, ). H. M"snNi'
J. II. Thomas, Jos Friend, E d. Foolkes, Wa.
Bacon, Col. Marshall, {. Barnes, Dr P'''!i" Ut.
Garden Nicholas Edm1nds, Henry CaI'n5'oili
Edward W. Henry, Thomas J. bou'dn' ihoma7
A Morton, Martin liane '6k, u H. ti'''coch, y
G Faenl, Wm. Smith, MAJ. |. NsH'"h' co'' >
liar1ey, Joel W atkins, l. l.. atN'''S ana @"H'
Baldwin were found 10 be oof pre- ~.
Tie members p sent tden formed ,h'mS'Yes
into a Committee, Cant. fenfY "A. ""NloS IN
the Char anItW insiow robinson nc'"'S Us ''ecfe-
tary
MIR. William Nj. WstHias then h'o''u '"a' 'he
Committee come TO resolution RECOMMENDING
that the meeting be ADJOURNED ~ s'"'r ''''' u'''
which wa; neutrality-suspicious. VT " "'"''' "''''
drew from the committee
Ihe COMMITTEE ,''h 'io's, ~, s',.
iutioaS INTO co"s'''' "'''' ~ ,r,I" e., .'',f
uohs "efe "Oop''" ,,,.,ii:' % C..aa,, -.
one ii ssenlch' voice, M " ','''' ~
the sixth res""!o"' 'ae'e WI n.o vs. VIE