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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-05

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court of
La,c and Cancery for Berkeley co,tnty
=, ~ OCTOBER Rules, 1888.
'onn niiimire' pit
against
Margaret Billmirc, widow of Jacob Billmire
deceased, John r. Harris and Mary his wife,
late Mary Billmire, and others, def'h
IN CHANCERY.
'HNHE defendants, John X Harris and
q Mary his wife, not having entered
their appearance and given security, &C
cording to the act Of asse mbly and the ru es
OF this court. and it appearing by sati.fac.
tory evidence that they are out of this
commonwealth: it is ordered, that the said
defendants do enter their appearance TO
this suit on the first day of the next term
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff: and
that copy ofthis order be forthwith pub
i'shed in any newspaper within this coun
", and continued for two months succe,
sively, and another copy thereof posted at
the front door Of the Court House of the
said county.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
October 10. 1885, m
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Marttns Gut8 Gaatite

TER1NS:-1wo DOLLARS, payable
IN advance; or, Two DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS, within the year; and If
payment be deferred to the end of the
year, THREE DOLLARS will invariably
be demanded. No paper will be dis
continued until all arrearages are paid
except at the discretion Of the editor.
Advertisements Of one square or less
inserted three times for one dollar, and
for each subsequent insertion twenty.
five cents; longer ones in proportion.
Chancery orders of the usual length
Inserted and posted according to law,
at five dollars each. Advertising Gus
toners will please to mark on the man
uscript, how many insertions are 70
CURED. If no such direction is given
the advertisementwill be continued un'
til forbid.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-05

N sHE subscriber will, at all times, pay
q the highest price in CASH for HIDES
and SKINS, delivered at his residence in
Martinsburg, where will constantly be
kept for sale, LEATHER Of every des
cription. He soliciis call from his friends
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
Nav 80, 1888
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+HJDESl-HIDESll

TIME subscriber will. at all times. pay
a the highest price in Cash or Mer-
chandize for all HIDES and SKINS that
may be offered for sale. delivered at the
Store at Bedington. Those having any,
will consult their interest by giving the
undersigned call.
PETER III COOKUS.
Bedinpton, November Ia, 1888.
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Read thisl

A SPLENDID FARM-2ls ACRES.
of BulLskin Land, again in Market.
gHyHE subscriber, desiring 10 engage in
81 the mercantile business. again of.
fers for sale his valuable Farm, on n.
,HA2seA road from Charlestown 10 RAJ.
2 tIeiown, and near Mr. Daniel
63V1 Haines's mill. containing aIs
l. acres, more or iess-Sl arr.
of which are in timber. This is first ,.,.
limestone land, in a good state of cuItiv,.
ton. and has upon il fine growth Of Ia
cus,.wi,h good Dwelling House, -.
splendidIy situated. and all the s.A
necessary ont buildings. in a good ,ssIi
state Of repair, some Of which in G3
fact are new. There is well and an or.
chard near the house. This property win
be within mile Of the rail road
am anxious TO dispose OF the proper,v.
and only want fair pnce. and will ,eli
upon such terms as cannot fail 10 email.
almost any person TO purchase, as | should
only require a small amour, of the pu,.
chase money in hand. An, person. h j.
presumed. wishing TO purchase, will Of
course view the premises. Mr.. John N
Snowman. who is the present cccupap,.
will show the property TO any person de.
sting TO see il For further particular.
| apply to the subscriber. Any communica
tiun in writing. addressed TO the sulseti.
Der, at Charlestown, post paid, will hs
promptly attended TO.
JAMES FLORE.
Mount Pleasant, near Chariestowo.
jefferson CO Va, Oct 81, 1888. Su
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-05
NOTICE.

A PETITION will be presented to
IA. the next General Assembly, praying
an alteration Of the Road system, as re-
lates TO the county OF Berkeley. so as to
authorize the court of said county to levy
a tax not exceeding one dollar per annum
upon each tltheable, in lieu Of all other
road taxes and compulsory labor upon the
roads within the said county.
October II, is3S.-2m
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+ ARMERS!-Take Notice.

FAKMERS!-Take Notice.
IHsHE undersigned having rented MIR
Alexander Stephens Spring Mills,
takes occasion TO say TO the Farmers OF
the surrounding neighbourhood, that he
will use his utmost endeavours to merit a
liberal patronage-he will stand the in
spection in either of the markets, when
the Wheat delivered is of sufficiently good
quality to enable him to do so, without,
loss to hmselC-when not merchantatIe,
he wllogrind it by itself and give the pro
duct III the customer, deduciing TOLL
tie viii Of course. be thankful for all the
Choppng that may be offered him by the
farmers Of the neighbourhood.
JOHN STONEBkAKER.
September %, 1888 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-05

VIRGINIA: In the Cire.at Superior Court Of
Lao aud Chaneery for Morgan county
NOVEMBER RULES, 1888.
Philip c. Pendleton, surviving ex'r. and devisee
Of Philip Pendleton, deed. PIT.
against
Cassaway Gross, Mary McKewan, James Nc
Kewan, Sedgwiek McKewan and Catharine
Dare. (tbe said Mary, James, Sedgwick and
Cstharinc being heirs at Law Of Peter McKew-
an, dec'd.) dsf'b.
IN CHANCERY.
HsHF defendants, James McKewan,
a Sedgwick McKewsn and Cathsrine
Dare, NOT having entered their appearance
and giver security. according to the act
Of assembly and the rules Of this court,
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
hat they are ont Of this Commonwealth:
it is ordered, that the said defendants do
enter their appearance 10 this suit on the
first day of the next term, and answer the
bill OF the plaintiff, aud that copy Of this
order be forthwith published in the Mar
tinsburg Gazette, aud continued for two
months successfully. and another copy
thereof posted at The front door Of the
Cour, House Of the said county.
A Copy.-Teste.
JACOB RICHARD, C.
November 7, 1888 - On
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VlRGINIA:-In the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancs,u for Berkeley co,,ntu:
OCTOBER RULES, 1888.
Martha Newkirk widow of George Newkirk,
deceased, PIT.
against
Henry French, John French, Michael Leopard
and Barbara his wife, Henry Houte and Rachel
his wife, Mary French, and others, def'ts
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendants. Henry Houte and Ra.
L chel his wife, not having entered their
appearance and given security. according
to the act Of assembly and the rules OF
this court. and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are out Of this Com
monwealth: it is ordered, that the said
defendants do enter their appearance to
this suit on the first day of the next term,
and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and
That copy Of this order be forthwith pub
l'shed IN any newspaper within this coun
ty, and continued for two months success
slvely, and another copy thereof posted a,
the front door Of the Court House of the
said county.
A Copy.-Teste.
JOHN STROTHER, C.
October 10. 1S33-2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-05

Fresh Oranges and Lemons,
Just receired and for sale By
R. McSHERRY & BROTHER,
September ~. 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-05
November 7. 1888 : an

VIZ GINIA:-ln The Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley county:
OcToBER RULES, 1888.
Charles James Faulkner, admir-. of Charles
Greer, deceased, pit.
against
Isaac Ritter, James Dodd, Bushrod Bell and
William Green, deeb.
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendants not having entered
their appearance aud given security.
according 10 the act of assembly and the
rules Of this court, and it appearing by ss
tisfactory evidence that they are out Of
this Commonwealth: it is ordered, that
the said defendants do enter their appear
ance to this suit on the first day Of The next
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith
published in any newspaper within this
county, and continued for two months sue
cessively, and another copy thereof posted
at the front door Of the Court House of
the said county.
4 Copy.-Teste.
JOHN STROTHER, c.
Drtnher 1879
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LOST,

a DOUBLE drop Cameo EAR.
IN RING. set in gold flsgree. The
finder will receive suitable reward, il
required. upon leaving it at this Office.
November 7, 1883.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-05
MEW& CHAAE
g TO II z

TIME subscriber having opened Store
IL at Foremsns Ferry formerly kept by
MfJames Foreman, now offers TO the com
munity at large, Fresh and Gsasral .ds
aovffnsnf of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-05
NEW GOODS.

EEyE have just received and offer for
w sale a new and beautiful supply Of
Fail and Winter Goods,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-05

Head and Foot -"What heading shall
/ put to this account of man cutting off
his toe with an axep" asked young pa.
ragraph paster Of his superior, in a news.
paper othee. "Why, a Melancholy ,4re.
Gent, TO be sufe."--Leed, Paper.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-05

Mount Pleasant, near Charlestowo.
Jefferson CO Va Oct 81, 1888. Su
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

TrS.e,es-s. nss .Ikps. --DuriaE he lsse riai IN
PARA, ~ yooax msa of The ssme % Bsrseron,
vho zee seeassa AZ having 6resi pissoa q the
King, he made n sy<s svowsi IN nosrt Of Re
psLi,ssn missipl~s. when called on Tor his d.
i.soe. Il o,,eaiy desi.~s,' ssid he. e nan . Re-
publiesu-t feel . conviction tfsst = monarchy 10
's-srsble Of making people hsppy. Hence !, 10
dedseed. that bs.r particular haired 10 the mo-
march. fsise rcasooing! Ny vis~s arc not %
cireamsefibed nor nay mind 90 little. What
usssssrs IL to me &c the king b-ars The aame Of
Charles o. Philip, " the system be the same,-
To Liberals we leave n to make disslnetion be-
tveea individuals. Republicans enly look at .
didereece in priseiple> We are accused Of de-
the death of the King IL Lni the death OF . mani
q hr'ags 9th exrcnses 70 be paid for installing
las sueoessor sad Gee train Of eourtiess to fat
tru-noshisg more-snd We would waste our ho-
nor s,.d our blood in esehange for the life or .
Ming To what good Have we not learned 70
o.,r soss that Kings are not wanting Tor the peo-
pie, % hong % people want Kings, and that il
would be oaly loss VI time TO os-rthrow mo.
nareh - long the nooarchial 20 isciple remains
Is the psinciple &c attack
Snyaltr Phenomenon "A friend has favored
10 - ifh the following extract from . private Jour
nal kept during soy .g- from this country to Ms-
deira, and thence to Calcutta Phil DAILY Int
about midnight, -. were reused from orr
esrths. aud desired 10 repair vn deck. We dad
90, anil what = seeae preseatcd itself. Each one
Of W - he stepped upon the deck, stood ,ient and
amazed, appalled,. vet delighted. Ne ,rsyv feaf-
ing upon a s~a " FIRE, The wind vss brisk and
the waves high. bot each wave kindied iuto . III
qaid and hosiing cona.Sration; il sparkied and
gioved like molten iron, and ~ the er~st Of the
waves broke and Tell, IL seemed like shower Of
hre. The sky vss pallid with clouds, aud the
night DARK, yet Ia the reflected glare az the Sea,
the highest rope in our rigging vas plsiniy per-
eeptibie. We we're awe-stricken. Il seemed,
IN the silence and fesrfuiness Of the moment, that
Se were csreering ia our lonely ~sy upoa ava IN
terIaaf ecrsm A. tar ~ the eye could reach, the
sea presented the same glowing appearance, heav-
ing and hsshipg. and throwing IT'S deep red glare
lar up into the misty dark air. IL was awful, vet
mos, beautiful. My imagination can conceive
nothing OF equal grandeur, and my pen IL unequal
to the task Of It's description. IL vas doubtless
oeeas'o"ed BY the singular abundance OF pllospho-
ric animzleulr.
The water, when taken up in bucket, gradu-
ally lost its GLOW, And finally became dark. The
sea -vtained its fiery aspect for several hours dur.
ing all which time our ship dashed through il,
scattering tLe spray like sp.rkIes Of real ere.
understand that ia this portion OF the sea, and st
this time OF year. mariners have often remarked
the same angular appearance. At the time we
W."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
LATER FROM EUROPE

By the Meridian. 81 New YoFk from He.
re, the editor Of the Courier and Enauirer
haSSeceived HaVTe snd Paris journals 70 the
5tb Of April, Containing London dates Of the
"a Of that month.
The most interesting intelligence contain
ed 10 these journals. is Gull confirmation of
the capture 81 smyrna by o detachment OF
the Egyptian sFTny,-an event which an.
peass 20 have excited considerable comno.
ten among the diplomatic body 81 Constant.
aopse. u woah seem thst tho represents.
tive Of France IN that capital warmly urged
the neeessity Of sending back the Russian
sUoe0ssFs vbich had arrived IheFe, bat % fer
- we can - yet discover, without effect. A
hussssn lsnd force seems also advancing on
the Turkish territories. "a - very possible
that impOFtas, consequence may grow out
81 this stats q ihisKs, IL SoaId Sc useless.
haseve 90 ipdolge In sny saFmises As 10
Uhst those consequences msy be, depepden,
- they are upon hoadFeds Of CONTINGENCIES,
10 Sould appear that EngIand is slso about
10 sssans waFlike attitude Nv the Levans. =
TIE ships ~ the line SialabaF, Warspste.
Ediabwg. snd BeIerophoB. ere ordered for
The Mediterranean, end wilI be Joined by the
ss'ns Viseens and BFittsahia, tom the Lisbon
station.
Fssaes hss slresdy seIsecssd an imposing
naval Iofcs q ToulOn, a1d Admiral DueFssi
de Villspsuvs hes lefi Paris Soc that plses. on
sons niasion connected 9Th this squadron.
Bons q the CaFlist papers sspsssenl the
heahh % The Duchess De Berri as very alarm.
lng-'he opposite party state THE - slone foe
the P0sPose Of obtAiaisg her Liberation sDd
eooeesliag hsrreai ssuasion. Doctor H,sr;sS..
vho was Formerly her msdiesl attendant. RS
been seat From Paris 70 her place q rev
dsncs. ser seesvehsSsni Il - sad uill taks
plses bsfoFe the is'h Of hsy.
.. TeEnaux, The eslsbFated manufacturer.
died at bic eoantFy sesi 81 Saint Ouep. on ,hs
night u ths isl % April.
Cbanges eoptlnae 20 be made w the eonn.
els q Pspdiusnd Of spaia. We ass unsbls
70 Judge wiih asy psseisioa ~ their effect. -
u void appear however that the parry 81
ihs Queen hss Iosi some o. ZEE pFspoadsyanee.
HsLEaHs.-A letter ~ the 10Th March.
from The Hague, mentions the arrival q .
pressinR eommaRiesfi0a rom l.ossios. whieh
'9eeAaiOned . vum dsenlioa Va The Cabinet.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

LATE FROM ENGLANp.

The Irish Coercion Bilf has passed the
House Of Commons By a lpaj ority Of 259, and
in consequence Of the amendments made TO
It IN that body, IL IS returned To the House of
Lords. II will no doubt again pass there,
and its provisions be Immediately car
RED into execution. The number Of troops
kept in ireland by the British government,
appears, from the debates, to be no less than
2s 600 men, or about Que fourth Of their
whole standing army.
MIR. o'Connell, in opposing the bill, warned
the House Of the consequence Of passing such
an act, which would exasperate the Irish PEG.
pie, and be the sure means Of effecting q
separation between England and Ireland; for
though the original horrors of the bill had
been mitigated, IL was sufficiently atroeious
TO rouse the indignation Of his eountrymen
change has taken place in the British
Cabinet, though IL will not probably be- at.
tended with any change in its policy. Lord
Goderich, who was Colonial Secretary, has
become Lord Privy Seal, vacated by the re.
signation Of Lord Durham. Mr.. Stanley sue.
ceedsLord Goderich; and Sir John Cam Hob
house succeeds Mr.. Stanley as Secretary fol
ireland.
On the important subject OF Slavery in the
West Indies, the Premier, Earl Grey, in reply
TO some questions put to him, said, :" that e
declare immediate emancipation would un-
doubleday make short and easy work Of the
matter; but he confessed that that was moi
the way in which he wished 20 deal with the
question: and he was glad to hear from hi.
noble friends explanation thereon that tht
word " immediate" vas not TO be taken as
meaning immediate, but the earliest period al
which emancipation could take place witt
safety TO all the interests concerned. lie
Earl Grey was anxious for the abolition o
slavery, but he was not prepared to declar,
for immediate emancipation. rithout outsider
ing The consequences iAsi a,ighi aOr DroR. such
RssGsHYe."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

Rail-rosd not 70 b eoaiisued up the Valley
Of Tho Potomac bsyood Hsrpers-Ferry, until
the Canal shall BE- eenp,eted ~ fer - Cum
berlsod-prov idsd that ths Canal DO compile
ted thereto. within ths terms allowed by its
charter. Twelve months aro allowed To the
Canal Company 10 coaplets The graduation
Of The Road; but the Prssident and Directors
Of the Company will urge the contractors TO
I'm the case Of any difference of opinion, IN
resnrd 10 the terms Of the eomprosnise, such
d'hicalty 10 be adjusted in tho mode provided
b. The oct Aforesaid for tbs settlement Of the
cosssruesion thereof, BY the same parties.
Bsk. Pst.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
ron rxs vakx Press.

Mua is anguish Say farewell.
10 Ill love % DEAR
Hope lingcr On, ill the last knen
Has eeisod OR my bier.
AN painful thoughts I leave bchiad;-
hsa search my heart and see,
II In thee have bc~n uakindI
Then mock my misery.
Oh Why sot h.ae . thing % soid'
Why idolise thee sol
For e'er my love vss foodly told.
You kindly vhisperc.-no.
But can in my malice hsse
A heart % pure ~ thise'
Scy-furious pss,ioe-besitsfe
To h@te ass % 6tsn>.
All, notify wrxsh on mr. ne 'cr sisouc.
Mine sl,sll not rcsf on thee,
Twas fricnd,hip's placid smiles alone,
Not love, nor ceseaey.
Twas friendships gi~ncc-mistakcn love
In friendship, then, f.rvweh.
My heart aysiu III never move
To love n,mph 50 veil.
-. w. -.
Charies.o.sn, ia. Nay i2ih. 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

Chesapeake aad Ohio Csnsi, ana Baitinoy,
and OAio Raj Road Co~spaaies -From the
proceedings at The general meeting of the
stockholders OF the Railroad Company. to-
geiheT with those OF recent meeting OF
stockholders in the Canal Company, il an
pears that The hong standing difficulties be-
tween these two companies have been in eE-
feet adjusted, and that q compromise has AT
length been brought about. Tho terms of
thus compromise have not yet received the
hnal ratification OF the parties but as the ba-
sic Of il has been agreed upon by the Commit
tees Of Compromise, and has been adopted by
the Canal Company by vote of Goa 10 1906,
and p published In come Xion with the pro-
eeedlngs OF the recent general meeting, we
may presume that the business il settled
and that there will be no further difficulty be-
tween the companies.
BY this compromise, the act Of the Mary
land legislature, to provide for the cous,ruc-
ton Of the Railroad TO Harpers-Ferry, SC il
accepted with some notifications, for the
common benefit Of both companies. For the
damage That the Canal Company may sustain
BY constructing the Railroad along the Canal
from the Point Of Rocks 10 Harpers-Ferry
and for grading the Road four and one tenth
miles, OF that distance, the Railroad Gonna
ny agree 70 pay the Canal Company 2G6 900
dollars. The sum Il 20 b as well for grading
tho above difhcult portion of the road. as IN
satisfaction Of all injuries that nav be done
the Canal IN the construction, and indemnity
Tor injury done IT, navigation, during the con-
structiOn Of the road.
This amount is 20 be paid IN monthly ia
stalments. oss-twelfth part on the Ist June.
and like SUN on the ist Of each succeeding
iaoaih, ueiii The graduation u eoupleted.--
Should Il be completed earlier than IN u
months thus prov died. ZOE, The residue then
unpaid 70 b paid ~ the time ol eoa,pIetion
The passage 70 tas HaFpers-Ferry Bridge
across the Canal, from She Railroad. 20 bs
by pivot or drawbridge, the expense az
which 10 be borne equally BY the ~ Q eompa-
hiesi its elevation ~ remain, a. IT present
adjusted, at three feet above ths Potomac
bridge, unless The Railroad Company should
please, hereafter, 20 raise Il higher The
curves Of The road, ~ the entrance Of the de-
hle AZ the Point Of Rocks, and AZ the crossing
Of the said drswbridge. 70 be adjusted 20 ths
residue Of tbs Road, Is conveniently AZ rso,
Be. All expenses IN eondemning or nslrehs.-
/ ing ground, or materials, Tor the location ~
graduation of the four and ons-tenth nile "a
Railroad, where the land or materials Il nos
now The property q The Canal COMPANY a.
Be charge on the Raii-road Company.
The Railroad 81 liaFpsrs.FerrV Nsrro,s
= % b. 30 feet in Width, for ne eo1n.,,
use ~ the Railroad Company, and The Tvru.
pike ffoia Frederick TO IisIPsrrFeny. ne
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
THE HOUR OF VICTORY.

~ fwo~. noVskp ~.
Marvh, nor heed thos arms that hold tlsee,
1hoaSh 80 close they rusnsl thec cnase;
Clo.cr sili they ~ill ento,d ths~,
When thoa bsing's f,~~h iaar,is honls.
Do-s thou dose n Somsn's brow
Dos tbos live hut in hcr trs-.tl,'
Mssvh .-esr hour oa victory now
VIM the so1aa's Amilc I'LL death.
Oh. what bliss, ~hca war IL over,
Bcsusy's loag-mis.d snilc q, meet;
And, Il vreaihs our tcmplrs cover.
Lay h-,n shining at bsr fcct.
Who wvld not, that hour To r,,ssh,
Brvathe out lifr's expiring sigh
Proud ~ waves that oa tbr Lench
lay their var arrests down arsl die.
Thcrc, I SIC tLy sal 10 burning
She herself. Who CLASPS thee ~,
Paints, ev'n nov thy glad returning,
And while s,.Spiag, bils thee 20.
Ono deep Sgh, n passion given,
On- last GLOW iug tear, and then
March nor rest thy sword, till Heaven
Br'ngs thee To those arms again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

Great preparations are making for bringing
out the daughter &C the late Lord Byron, who
Is 70 be presented at the next Drawing broom.
Report in the fashionable circles speaks very
highly Of the accomplishments Of this yosng
lady, who resembles her talented father m
many CT the finer qualities Of hrs mind Her
education has been attended TO with the Great
est solicitude by Lady Byron; and most OF
the masters under whom ske has studied speak
highly of her assiduity, and Of the readiness
with which she pro6ted by their lessons.
LoaGOa Court yssrn4i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

C'orTiferjsif Tirgima .Nose-A ycn,lenaan Left
with Us esteriay 1'IreHfs LollsEr Aste psr1,ort
ing ~ be- iss,'ed M the Hank of Virgins al Rich
i"on.i, signed -. BRo-KESunoUsH, PresI -
I" w. DASBRIbsK, CashSe-." ard naxshls "A ,b..
branch ~ Norfolk To Geo. Newton, President.
No ei6, letter A, drtesl Riehn,onl, OH Marrh.
INA. This note he had taken in his uore. b.
hr'ug u To he genuine, we'll he might, firm.
s'1Iting Il at the Rank her, il vas protso,,nes.i
spurious. H-r,nEf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

The Rev. DIR. Blackburn OF versaille.. In.
manumitted two slaves, a man and his N lie
and supplied them wiih clothing, and a sufi-
cIent sum OF money to bear their expenses to
the colony. The man liberated by BLACKBURN
IS said to possess good Eaglish education.
and goes out as a school master.
.SGoySrRiis, Az. Earl.