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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10

Carlisle Observation-Disclosures HAMILroN, p. E.
Carlisle Station-Job Guest
Carlisle Circuit-Isaac Collins
York-Edward Smith
Shire w~sbury-James Ewing
Harford-James w Donahay, John w Rich.
ardson
Great Falls-Andrew Hemphill, James Riley
Liberty-Thomas Niece, Solomon M'Mul-
lin. N B Mills, sup
observation-disclosures Caddin, Alexander Comp.
ton. Asbury-Jobn M'Enally
Hagetstown-James Sewell, Francis NJ Mills
Gettysburg-Charles Il Young, il Pitts,
Reid, sen. sup.
~ Conference for 1884 to be held in Alex
andria, on the 18th March.
Increase this year. 5249.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10

COL n. NJ Johnson.-We learn that this gen.
tle,nan addressed a portion of the people OF Scott
county, in the Courthouse, on Monday OF last
week, and announced himself a candidate Tor re-
election to Congress. During his address. as
we have been informed, he told his constituents
that he had voted for Mr.. Clsy's Tariff bill; that
IT was the only measure that could have saved
the country from civil war: that no other man
could have carried through Congressa measure
of the kind but Mr.. Clay; that he had always
feIt a friendship for Mr. Clay, and regretted
that circumstances had compelled him to Sc
parate hineif from him. and to vote against him
at the last Presidential election He took care,
however, to lessen. as much as possible, the
credit he was willing to give Mr.. Clay for pro-
jectiug and carrying through Congress. a mea'
sure that saved the country from bioodshed. by
stating. that as Mr.. Clay had contributed more
than any other man to the raising Of the storm, 1t
was but reasonable to suppose, that he could do
more than any other man towards allaylng 1t.
kentucky Repub.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10
LATER R O EUROPE.

We are indebted to Mr.. Nelson, Of the Ex-
change, for perasal Of the : United Kingdom
a London paper Of Sunday, March Sd, brought
by the ship Splendid, Capt. Fish. arrived at our
port this morning from Liverpool. The follow.
ing are extracts from the paper of that day.
Bali. GAG.
The late affair of the Duchess de Berri, is as.
cribed TO a young aud handsome v'scount OF
France, whose name il not mentioned
Trade To the East-The China trade, we hear
will be thrown open. and the direction of all
East India affairs assumed by government.
Peace of Europe.-rhe order recently issued
for d,smantllng S,rasburgh and other strong for
tresses has been recalled by tile French govern
meut, but On what grounds We have mot heard
explained.
Navigation ofthe Scheldt. Brussels papers,
received ON Friday, state that the question Of a
toll having been established on the Sche DIT, has
been resolved to the satisfaction Of all parties,
that river being now as open as ever to the navi-
cation of all nations.
Spanish Coionies--The parent country, un-
der the liberal and enlightened auspices of the
Queen.regent, will, it is said, acknowledge the
independence of all her ancient possessions, in the
Western hemisphere-Cuba, of course, excep.
ted which would benefit greatly BY opening a
trade with the revolred states.
TWkish IHar. -IbrshiH Pacha, it is now SAID,
positively refuses to listen to the interference OF
the European diploma fists, ana is determined to
press on to Constanunople. 1t appears that he
consented to the armi ,tice for no other purpose
than that of recruiting and refreshing his army.
Prospects Of Peace. The Austrian and French
troops respectively are about to be Withdrawn
from the Roman States. The Austrian army
particularly as respects the Bohemian regiments)
is on the point Of being considerably reduced
The garrison of Mdyence is to be forthwith Pla,
ced on the peace establishment.
Affairs Of Portugal "A packet from Lisbon
has brought letters OF the 10Th uIt., but they con.
tain little news. II is stated that great mortality
from typhu. fever had taken place among the
troops of Miguel, and that he, with his sisters,
was expected shortly to return to the capitah-
some new Ie.ies of troops are SAID to have been
ordered, and more activity was observable in the
arsenal. where exertions we're making TO put the
John vi ship of the line. and a frisate, into a
state fiji for service.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10

~ We are authorised to announce CHARLIE,
p rERrEu as a Candidate for the ~suffrsges OF bis I'll
low. citizeus, at the ensuing Congressional Election 's
the District composed OF the counties oil Loudcur'
Fauquier, and Fairfax.
~ We are requested to announce Doctor
RIcH ARD . MASON as a candidate tor Congress ~"
the District composed Of the Counties of LOudNi'
FauquIrr and Fairfax
~. We are requested TO announce Cap'in
Gr,.GE CHICHESTER a. a candidate TO repre;en'u E
Count, OF Fairfax in the next General Assembly
NJ We are requested to announce sFES'Il
MrrraoM BALL asa candidate 20 represent The ColF!
of Fairfax in the next General Assembly OF Virgins
p We are requested to announce "iLuN
:. DANIEL As a Candidate for a seat in the neht Lsf
ls,ure of Virginia, rom the County OF FAIRFAX.
eCP GEO. T. Brown respectfully d |
fers himself to the Voters IF Prince Georges CcGi9
MARYLAND, rs q candidate for the next sherfisII
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10
Slate Quarry.

TIME subscriber. residing in Prince VIM. ~. ,rN,
IVA tenders his sincere thanks 10 .@etiej
general for the patronage they have 'so,n ts
in his line Of business. He wishes 70 md d..
habi.ants of the District Of Coiu''o'a, U.s.
rou.ding country, that he has been GOOD ,br
expense in procuring 3 quantity OF ,iSg 10 ~
can be had in America, which he Is Snme a,sdi
and put on, at from z to 9 dollars per .qus bin psi
to the quality. Those wishing to shoiu b
age in this laudsble undertaking w"' r." ,on, Al
plying to John X. Mills and John uunu.sh;nr,gS q
in Alexandria. or to Matthew Waite "'"
mai 26-w3m r-.,.s, ujp1
The Editors of the National ln'eI.s snc,s II
burg Genius of Liberty, will ihSel' ,,. 10 ~
week for 3 months, aud apply TO ms ss"b.eo m
dria. or to the subscriber residing aim wbhl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10
ALEXANDRIA CANAL OFFICE, ,
March so, 1888. {
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

PROPOSALS. will be received at this Office for the
completion ofthe remaining portion (about 200, 600
cubic yards) of the Heavy Embankment over Four
Mile kun-to be addressed to the President and LII.
~rectors, or to the undersigned, till 23d day of April
next. BY order, WILSON n. C. FAIRFAX.
apr i-d3,&~ tApr23 Engineer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10
aa. The Ri. Rev. Bishop MEADE will preach.

A,rn 18th. At Fredericksburg; l4'h, at Lamb Creek
Oh ,rch, King George; 18th, at St. Paul's Church,
King George; I7th, Hanover Parish. King George;
1911. Ma,.ox Bridge; 18Th, Yeocomico ChuTehi sya
and 2lst. Richmond Court House. Till tie 1s,h, 10
Northumberland and Lancaster Counties. 29lh, HOus
of Worship. below Richmond Court House; Nay N
aud 81, a, Tappahannock, Essex CouHtyi 3D. ~ '",
5,h, at Vawter's Church; 9th and 18th, a. Pert R!ai
9Th and 9th, al the Bowling Green.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10
PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
EDGAR SNO WD EN-,
Eairfar Street, Opposite The Post 0Ncs.)

TERMs.-DsiIy paper eight dollars per annam. pay
able half yearly. Country paper Eve dollars per
.pnum. Advertisement inserted at the rate Of one
dollar for the first three insertions. and twenty Ave
cents for every subsequent insertion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10
CoMMUNIcArEp.l
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
A VOTER.

COMMUNICATED
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
appointments for Baltimore Conference, .aprH,
1888.
Baltimore District. -ALFREp GRIFFITH, F. E.
BALTIMORE - Baltimore City-John Davis,
Norval Wilson, John l. Gibbons, John A Col.
lios, james II Brown, Robert NJ LipscOmb.
Sharp street and Asb'y-Joseph White. Cove
street Chapel-David Shaver. East Baltimore
Stephen Roszel, David Steele
Baltimore Circuit-Henry Smith, Thomas Is
Sargent
Se~vern-Charles Kalibus, John Poisal
Annapoiis-Jrhn A Gere
Calyert-Jaeob Larken, John Bowen, X b +
Gold
Prince George's-Henry G Dill
st. Mary's-John Smith, John w OSBORN
Ebenezer-Henry 5 Kcppier
Mcn,gomery-Philip d Lipscomb, William
o Lumbsden
Professionalism Munroe. Eli Nicodemus
Malta woman Mission. including the colored
people, lower end Of Prince George's-William
Edmonds
Potomac District. -HExRY sLIcER, P. E.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A Davis
Fo~undry-John Bear. Thomas J Dorsey
Georgetown-James NJ Hanson
Fairfax-R Bond, A Reese, J Chalmers, sup
Lsesbure-Edwin Dorsey
Loudouu-Henry Furlons, Francis Mozart
ney
Hhlsborcugb- William Wickes
Warrenton-Joab Bernard
Frederick burg Edward E Allen
Prluce William-Thomas G Thornton, Ed
ward II Barry
Lancas,er-James Berkeley, Jacob Lanius
Observation-Disclosures Brown, Benjamin
Davis
Rockingham District.-C. B. TIprFTr, P. E
Rockingham-W III Enos, ] A Henning, ]
Spriggs, sup
Staunton-George Hiidt
Augusta-John V Rigdon, Maybury Goheen
Lexington-W B Edwards. J CLARK
Fincastle-John Miller, Thomas Wheeler
Christiansburg-AlfIed A Eskridse, James n
Green
Monroe christopher Parkison
Covington-Joseph Merriken, George d Che.
nowith
Lewisburg-Wlliam Evans, William H Cof-
I'm
Huntersvdle-Georse G Brooke, Stephen d
Hopkins
Franklin-E ldridg R veitch. Jeremiah w
Cuilun
Craig's Greek Mission-James Watts
eNteS DtSfItSf.-0 ERhHD MORSANs Il =.
Winchester ~Station-Samuel Keppler
Winchester Circuit-John Howell, N ] B
Morgan
Jeffsrson-William Hank, George w Hum.
phreys
Berkley-wnliam Monroe, Thomas S Har.
ding
Springield-Davis Kennison
South Branch-Christian Hartman, Philip
Riscore
Moor6eld-Jonathan Clary
Harrisonbusg John C Lyon
oodstock-Jess Stansbury. Benjamin N
Brown
Caam6ers6urg Disfric-RoBr. S. V1NroN, Pc.
Chambersburg-Tobias Riley
Waynssburs-John H Baker
Shippenshurg-Thomas H w Monroe
B.oon,6eld-W Wesley Howe, David Thomas
Mif1in-James M'Enally, ] Housewort
Lyttlet0n-W William Butler, Daniel Hartman
Morison's Cove-James Stevens
Bedford-John Rhodes. ZacLariah Jordon
Observation-Disclosures Best
AIleehany-Peter M.Eually
Clearsprng-Basil Barry, Nathaniel P Gun.
ningham
Northumberland Disirick-WILL1AM Pretty
NAN, P. E.
Suabary--Thomas Taneyhil, John r Ia.
lentyre
Berwick armaduke Pearce, A Britain
Observation-Disclosures Forrest, ] Reed, ir
Lvcomihg-Samuel Ellis, Oliver Eye
Beliefnute-James Saoks, Robert Barnes
Philipsbarg-Stephen Smith
Huntingdon Samuel Bryson, Amos Smith
IewiatOwn-Henry Tarriny. Thpnas J..rk;n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
THE FREE PRESS.
THURSDAY, JULY IL.
TIE Essays OF .LocxE .

We~ii commence. in our next paper, the pub
location OF IAN exposition Of the Virginia Resolu-
tons OF i.9s, in series Of Essays, addressed 20
Thomas Ritchic, by a distinguished citizen Of
virginia, under the signature Of LOCKE" Thc.e
essays first appeared, Last winter, in the Rich
mond Wing, and arr aseribcd to the pen Of Judge
UrsauR- Apart from any consideration which
may be due TO them on account Of tho tran.ccu-
dans abilities OF the writer. think the present
AN appropriate time for calm discussion During
the turmoil Of the last winter, il was difficult, In
attract public attention To any thing in confiic,
With prreoneei,ed opinions; and editors Who g, :
crr'sed only common ibcrality, were brand~,,
with cP'thets OF horror. For instance, VIC were
well nigh suffering political "cmpalcmeni- for
permitting the South Caroliniai,s 10 he heard
through our columns-thought tho privilege of Dc
ution and rcmonstrancc is one of our constitution
al rights We think il bat fair, that those Who
now appear TO be in the minority. should be heard,
and their arguments deliberately weighed; for we
consider no dcspotism 50 odious or oppressive as
that which 'nfringcs on frccdom Of opinion and
irecdom OF discussion "To speak his thoughts,
"a every frccman's right" and We carr not how
unpopular certain opinions ma, DC, as long As We
have the control Of " Free Press" nunoriiie. A.
we'll as 1iaj0rIiies shall be heard.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
PLEHpIp scuEaI

1900 Prizes, amounting to sIS5,OIO
Tickets s., HsIr,s 9 50, Quarters 81 2J.
To 5e had IN the creates, variety oG numbers
1t JAMES A. FIrZSINfMUNS'
IembLc ~ Fortune, No !, .Hcrkef-sSguare,
Hayfus-Fs7rB.
or Purchasers vail please take notice tbs, no
prize will be paid unless the ticket - presented.
FiTISiMMONS nov presents his card,
Invites you one and al,
Without delay Co. haste away,
And ~ has oihce call.
Dame Fortune has JUS, oone 10 town,
I'D have you at 90 know,
AID uIth fif1aaIsi0ns Size intends
10 stay . month OF
Nsv, Fortune vith . willing hand,
Her prizes doth convey,
~ FHsamusHs' Office - lscr stand.
She stopped itb him To-day
Thcu, Il yOu vish 10 live With ease
Above all want aud care.
Cell II fHzHmHi0flF' u yOu please,
Aud boy ucket there
The schemes are good, add prizes great,
he chances very fair
Delay not then, TOR BE- too late
PRIZE you'll purchase there
Jolly rs 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
PUBLIC SALE.

XKIILL be offered ut public sale, to the
w highest bidder, on Thursday the sth
day Of august nerf, il fair if not, the next fair
day, At the residence Of the subscriber, about
two miles east Of Sewers tavern, (formerly
Isaac Woods, Fifteen head Of horses, mares
and colts-thirty head Of cattle, amongst
which are yoke Of well-brokc oxen and Sc
vcral fresh milch cows-one hundred head Of
sheep, fifty head Of hogs-one strong road
wagon, one plantation do.-a first-rate wheat
fan, barshear ploughs, harrows, single and
double shovel ploughs, gears-with many
other articles unnecessary TO snumerate.
A credit of nine months will be given on
all sums over FIVE dollars, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security; for sums of
and under five dollars, the cash will be re-
quired. JAMES w. RELY.
Frederick county, Va.
July le, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18

The Storm Of Sunday last, did considerable
damage 70 many Of the eorn-heiI., f,r.ces, and
trccs, few miles north of this town. A good
dead OF hail fell from some oT the clouds, which
broke the windows Of several farrn-hous-s. and
cut uP tie eorn-hclds very much. The change NJ
temperature rD'l-rs IL probable that the storm
vas extensive 10 lie range
We learn that il vas also very destructive IN
the neis'borhood Of iDarkrs,iiic. B,rsel.y eoon-
" Several barns and stables we're blown down.
and he fencing and ourn-feld, much inlur,sl. -
VIZ. hovnslaT bad sbout siNty sercs of corn cut to
pieces, on one Of his farms.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18

We think It proper 10 mention fact, which the
Temperance sosic,ies vii hail With much plea
sure and ~hieh will ssoryi The friends NJ rnorai-
y AMI of man, every where, great qualification.
hioHaHp DrFTELn, E~l las, week finished cut.
ting one OF The iarEcs, crops raised ~ tiis eous,y.
labow 500 bushels, viIhou, dpc usc q n s,ngle
d-T q afa'tfons bqisors Not . cav e s,eknes,
occurred arnongss his hands during DE harvest.
and uhe grrs'es, harmony and good order prevail
cd. Many other farmer, II d.c county, vc learn.
pursued the same course, uith results equal,
happy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18

NlIE undersigned bcgs leave to inform his
friends and the public that he keeps a
house Of PRIY.5TE E.NTERT.8Lp:WE..NT
at the well-knoWn stand IN Charlestown long
occupied by him and Others a. a tavern
&c will endeavor to supply those who honor
him with call. with such entertainment and
attention a. be hopes will render ample sa-
tisfaetion. WM. LITTLE.
Charlestown, July ~, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18

The Lieut.. Governor, in the absence Of the Co
vernon has ISSUED proclamation, Offering re-
~ari OF $500 for the apprehension Of Iia,l~e IN
VI. Do'', charged With the murder Of Morris Ro-
oerts' OF the county OF Campbell. SAID Doss /,
described as "about fory-6vc years Of age. ra-
Their under the usual size, with Iigh,-colour,.,,
eyes, and when ia conversation hold. hi. hs,.,
down, and ~'iis very frequently, anil is rup,urc,l
on both sides, though not TO a grrs, extent. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
NIRGINIA. TO WI.

VIRGINIA, To WIT.
AZ rules holden in the CIcsk's Office Of the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chsnc,ry Tor
Jefferson County the :, Monday IN July 1855
DayBoi .gfagr7i,ier anil Eleanor he rsg(e, late
Eleanor DatrHb0rf, PLHNnTTs,
M. INST
DaFH~i BrpdH, Rsbe7f = Jact and JfIef he
lrgfc, BraJf0H DnrHborf ~ hs 0lru 1gh anil
a. crecN0r ef -BrGham Din~nporf dec'd
.frleia Stroller, .narcHs VI CoiHsck and
g>ai0aHna he luE, late I>IuraHHa 80 Car
EBct, JaHes FI0te and France hs Ir.fr, late
FrGncss .Hc Csfnack, BrorkcHboHgh W
CorsRck, PrVtsHcc VI Corrsct, .fr'iisfead
y. W Vi CsrBuek, anil J2ioHiHs ~. .Nr Cor-
DHot, he cisid,cH and bsIrs If -NasG .Hc COr-
HBcl, rh9 enc Of ne Cisiffrcu anil dcrgsess
81 .fbrlsaHi Datciforf. dec'd, DuGsnAsrs.
IN CHANCERY
HNIE defendants, Armistead r. VI. McCor-
n mick, and Thomas w. Mccormick, not
hating entered their appcsrspee. and gwen seeI-
uty according 10 tie sct u assembly ADD the
riics ot tbs court, snd u appenring By satisiae-
tory Evidence that they srr n0t inhabitants Of tis
country IL - 0rderei, ihst the ssid defendants
10 apPear here on The hrsl DAY q the neHt term,
and Eusvcr the bill e the plsintiRs, AID thss .
copy Of THIS order BE- forthwith inserted in some
Ne vspsper Published ia Chsrleaovn, for tso
mOnths tuecesnyeiy. and posted 81 the trent door
Of the eouu-bouse IN Md tovn Of Charle stovn.
a copy Test,
ROBERT I. BROWN.
Joiy s.ts5J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
Passed July 10, 1879

G.
the streets Of ChaTiesiotcn, IN the eountv OF
Js0erson, sndJOr other purposes.
Passed July ID, 1891
NE II enacted and declared by the Mayor.
no Recorder, and Trustees Of the town Of
Chariestown, That if any person shall here
after run or strain q horse, mare, gelding.
mule, or jackass, either In harness or other
wise, IN one Of the streets or alleys of Charles
town, such person (if free or an apprentice
shall incur fine Of two dollars and fifty cents
for every such offence, to be recovered with
costs, on complaint before the Mayor or Re-
eorder of said town, who shall give iudg-
ment and award execution for the same n
gainst the parent, guardian, or master Of such
free person or apprentice, as the case may
be, If such person be under the age Of twe nty-
one years and if above twenty-one years,
against the person so running or straining any
such animal aforesaid in the streets or alleys;
and II the offender be a servant or slave, un-
less the owner Of such servant or slave, or
some other person, will pay such fine and
costs, the offender shall, by order Of the
Mayor or Recorder, giving judgment for such
fine and costs, receive such number Of lashes
as the said Mayor or Recorder shall adludge
not exceeding fifteen, on his or her bare back
we'll laid on.
And It Is further enacted and declared
That all fines collected by force Of this ordi-
nance, shalt be applied to the use Of the said
town IL CharlestOwn.
This ordinance shall be in force from and
after its passage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18

very serious accident, the particulars Of " hieh
We did not learn until lately. occurred few week,
ago, on the line nf the Canal near Iiarpers-Fcrrv.
q team belonging 10 Mcssrs. Edward, Robert,
and William Lucas, Of this county, was prcoipi-
e'ed from the bank into the river, and Eve Of the
horses drowned. The ~hccI-horse ~, Iooss frpm
hi' harness. and Was saved. The wagon, laden
with potatoes, was also lost. The whole loss may
b. estimated Al about $500
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18

The first number Of " Tar Ey AxISxn," new
weekly paper, by Dr. Z. s. Davis, has been is
sued from Washington City. Il is in favor Of the
present administration, and gives indications of
supporting MIR. wEBsrrR for the next Prrsi-
dency.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
2l0RIoH-

TNHE undersigned has obtained letters of
Il Administrations upon The personal estate
OF CHAnLks CoSowAr, decd. All persons
indebted to said estate, are requested TO make
Immediate payment; and those having arti-
cies belonging TO the estate Of the deceased,
arc desired To deliver them to the admins
traitor. GEORGE b. BRUA. .idm,r
July ls, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18

VIRGINIA, TO WIT,
AZ rules holden in the Cierk's O6ice Of the Cir
cult Superior Court OF Law and Chaneery Tor
Jehersoa County. the ist Monday is July, 1 SIS:
John Frame. adnsnisfrafor Of 1s1rn,e,,d Beck
ham, dec'd PLAIxrryy
AGAINST
Jds'cs Stnb6tcfrii Jacob Hilbert, Fsnta;,,> B,yI :
har', Uiliam .sfu,rsey, .Nicholas .pfa,-ss,.
daI,Uwsfrafor Of Hiliors Grahans. tL-c'd. La,.
nah VI Uager, adpsnissrafriI Of E,hrard
bdger, decd, .fndrrr Hnler, RcSecea Box
ha.. aSh'n'lsfrahfr Of C;pnp BecEhac,. dec'd
and Uiaaam Cleveland DspnSpaxrs.
4NHE death Of the said Townsend Beck.
- ham having been suggested, L. subpu.na
seire tseias Az sred TO revive the sit in the name
o. ms administrator. the said John Frame. and
the subpoena seirc fseiAs not being executed ON
the defendant William May veg, and he no, hay-
ing entered has Appearance, aud given seourit,
sccoruing to the at OF assembly and the rule, Of
this eourt; and Il appearing by satisfactory e,i-
dcnce that he 70 not an inhsbitant Of ti. country
~ 20 ordered, That the Mid defendant do arp~ar
here on the first day Of the next TERM ard answer
the ball OF the plaintiff; and that q copy OF this
order be forthwith Inverted in some ne spaper
published "a Charlesto~n %, Tor two months sucee.
sisely, and posted ut the front door OF the court,
house in the said town Of Chsricstown.
A oopy-Teae,
ROBERT T.. BROWN.
July Is, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18

DR. Jennings, of Cambridge, talks Of curing
cholera by fasting. lie says he was assured by
the late DIR. Marshal Spring, tina, he had never,
I'LL seventy years OF age, been afflicted by any
malady which he did not overcome by a6,hnence. -
IL Is very probable he died fasting, and We think
1t not Incredible that starring should be effectual
for IL perse'ered in long enough, it will "ovcr-
come" disease and Patient too.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18

Mr.. u. w. WHITE, an enterprising printer in
Richmond, lof whose professional merits We have
had occasion to speak herctoforc,) has forwarded
10 us copy Of small work Just issued from his
press, To which invite the attention Of military
men. II is entitled "a Short System Of Com
pany Drill-compilcd by an officer Of the G9,h
regimes" We have given ii a hasty examina-
tiOn--but sufficient to convince us that il will
prove OF great service To company officers. II
will enable almost any one, With few hours
application, to acquire knowledge of the com
pany drill.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18

TIVE subscribers 10 the Jefferson Jockey
n Club, aro requested 10 meet at Beck
hams Hotel IN CharIestown, on Saturday fhs
ga inst, 81 O'Clock, ?. ~. for the purpose
Of organizing the Club and transaeting other
business.
July re, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18

a meeting has been held in Caroline county, on
the suhicct Of Rail Road from Richmond Ia
fredericksburg. A committee Was appointed to
request the Governor To order survey, and ano-
Their to correspond with the citizens Of other
counties, and request their cooperation.