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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
FINE CATTLE.

We mentioned, few weeks ago, the arrival in
this county. oftvo fine animals, of the short horn
breed, belonging to John A. Thompson, Esq
We find, in tho Delaware State Journal, q NOR,
perfect notiee-~ hich NC transfer TO our columns
With great pleasure.
From me Wilmington (DsL) Journal, JUN IL.
SHORT HORNED DURHAM CATTLE.
Two beautiful animals Of thi, breed. at
tractcd much attention As they passed through
our city on Wednesday last on their way to
the South. We recognized them rs tire same
cattle that were exhibited in this place some
weeks since 10 number Of the enterprising
farmers OF the city and vicinity. They had
then just been sold by Col. TuoaAs RosIxscS
OF Naaman's Greek, to JoHs A. Thompson,
Esq OF Jefferson county, Va The Bull,
Grand Bcshar, is from the stock on the
Grange Farm, owned by Manuel Eyre, Esq.
oil Pbiladelphia-sircd by Mr.. Eyre's Leopard
who took the premium at one Of the cxhibi.
tons OF the Philadelphia Agricultural Socic.
~, some years ago. The Heifer, BlIek-sped
Susan, is the most beautiful Of her sex VIC
have ever seen. At the age Of n year aud a
half she is now nearly as large rs any of our
common cows, and strikingly illustrates ali
the marks of the Durham breed.
IL Is credtable To our county To send such
representatives abroad, for they will not SUI
fer by comparison with any Of the Durham
stock we have seen. And although many o
our farmers in the upper part Of New Castle
aud Delaware counties, regret the renova al o.
this hno animal To n more enlarged field o
usefulness, they will yet have the opportunt,
of breeding from some Of his descendants. tho
finest Of which is GOIish, raised by A. Bidder
mann, Esq. OF Hasley Powder Mills, from .
trst-rate Durham Cow, purchased by hin
from Mr.. Eyre. lie has all the prominen
points Of Grand Bashaw, and at eight month,
old was supposed would weigh between ; and
400 pounds. We would urge il upon ouI
farmers to turn more Of their attention C
the rearing Of these noble catte-thcy com
mand the highest prices, and will amply pa,
| for the first cost and subsequent trouble.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

ALEXANDRIA,, GUa. 2.
FLOUR.-Wc have no change 10 notice IN the
Flour market Some lots Of scoond quarter Flour
have been sold from stores at IS ga subject 20
rc-insieetion at the risk of the seller. New wheat
Flour Is held II IS 10 8 i2l thirl quarter fresh
ground IS IS Lots of stored Flour were ocea-
siDnslly priced az so before the Ist az August.
We have heard Of none being priced since
BALTIMORE, are. 2
FlOCR.-The wagon price q fresh (lour is
very generally 50, although We observe that some
Of the dealers pay fraction more Tor that made Of
Des wheat.
noyroS, JULV o.
U'oei.--1hcr~ has been considerable activity in
the Wool marke, THIS week, and sales have b. en-
made 90 tee extent u nearly 2DO 90 lbs Of differ
cut descriptions. The new clip j. coming into
market freely. apd meets a ready sale There L.
far supply 81 pull.d wool Nearly ~ tie span.
ish wool ~ the market hes bccn taken during thu
wecs ~ o. eefrts for Sleeps ani 81 Tor Ismb'.
Recent accounts from Germany and London state
that fine wOols have advanced from Is 10 - per
cent. since last season.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
YRACY Or XaANU.

described in the proceedings, "as living on
the east side Of said river, in Jefferson coun-
~, Va. containing. by estimation, Three Han.
drsd and .Niasfy odd .4CRES,"--and the Mill
Seat at Vestal's falls, (aIso on the cast side of
tho riyer,) on n smaller tract attached TO tho
above, containing about % acres, all ia tim
Der, 10 be sold with the same.
On the larger tract. are about % acres
prime river bottom, sil in cultivation, mono
Of II subject To be ovcrnowed-- from 20
10 100 OF elsGred upland. The balance IL all
in timber, and pretty we'll clothed. This, so
considerable a proportion Of river bottom,
and large quantity Of timber, and the situa-
ton, Immediately on the river, only few
miles sbors Harpers-Forry, with the recent
location Of the Winchester aud Potomac rail
road, along the opposite side Of the river, (Of
the speedy completion Of which, % unite
with the Baltimore rail road, ard Chesapeake
1nd Ohio Canal az Harpers-Ferry, there nov
seems 10 Doubt adds greatly 10 the value q
The Trad. The landing, too, q what ~ cali
ed Reyes Ferry, Oh the sad side, belongs b.
THIS tract There j. also good FOrt Just az
the Mil Seat, hich seat IS supposed not 70
ferior to sny on the Shenandoah river
u bad been long anNiously reserved By Nr
Fairfax, with the view u - sad, Of establish
ing a Foundry there.
The Increasing value ofFiveT mills 10 this sec
ton, owing t. the gradual falling Of the small
streams Of the country, And the fncresse Il
production, = thought 20 enhance, very much,
his eligible seat for the purpose 81 . mer-
chant mill, OF factories o. ahy Kind. The
Improvements are q tolerable Loo HOUSE,
BARN, &c.
Tsrms n sals.-Ons bird cash and ba-
lance, ons-thifd IN one year, ons-thifd ~
tao, and remaining third IN three years deed
n trust on premises, and bOnd With security,
Tor The deferred payments.
ROBERT LUCAS,
August P, 1893 Special cor''n'y.
~ Tie Hsachester Tirriaian, and Hagers-
fs1ss 7sreA LsgAf. .stR qiIs ~ fsreysng Drss
iass1tioas, ogf fsflrovd desf asCsgafs 70 fSi gf-
Sc fYr fasrr4f n L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

The great Quaker trial was continued y, Trcn-
tm, N. j., at the last dates. The distinguished
counsel, on both sides, have made splendid e.
forts, and IL is said that greater numbers Of
Friends have been in attendance than have ever,
at any time, graecd court Of Law. We marvel
much u'at such pacific, ia~-ha,ing folks as the
Friends generally arc. should have placed them
selves in the keeping of the lawyers for 50 long
period. There will be some fine feecing on the
occa,ion-and we suspect We shall not hear Of All
other Quaker trial in New Jersey Suring our NOR
tai career.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

'RHE subscriber has fitted up a temporf ~
4 Warehouse, ON the Lot belonging 10
the New Shenandoah Company, opposite w.
Anderson < Co.'S Store. ~ any person wish
cs To deposite any -four, and send IL to mar
ket by J. g. q Butler, or any other person,
Il will be carefully attended 10 by tho sub
scribcr, living ON the above property. II
will be a very convenient place TO depOsite
-four or other produce, by It's being situated
80 immediately on the baak OF the canal.
GEORGE MAUZY,
Loek Keeper.
Harpers-Ferry, Aug. 3, Ie3J-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

AMOS kExDALL. Il seems. is now In baltimore,
On his tour As Treasury Agent, to ascertain the
terms On which The State Banks will receive the
public dePositss. The removal Of the pabIic mo-
ney from the u. s. Bank is determined upon by
The Adminisraiion-nOtwiflistandingt the decisive
vote Of The iast congrvss--ouiy ~ members Of
which declared tbs National hank an unsafe de-
Posi'Ory. Bot Of wha, avail Is congressional
vote, when the " Kitchen Cabinet'' have deter
mined TO place their soOty fingers upon the repu-
tation Of the Bank
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
Library Notice.

TENHE Shareholders OF the Cbarlestown Ii
braEy Company are respectfully notified,
that meeting will be held at the Court
House in Charlestown, on Friday next the
9th inst. (TO-.HORROW,) at l O'Clock, p. u.
for the purpose Of elecling a new Board OF
Directors, and Of adopting such other mea-
sures as may place the institution on more
useful footing.
Aug 8 Ia39
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

"A writer IN the Richmond Enquirer presses the
claims OF p. p. BaRBoun to the Presidency; and
The kanavha Hammer suggests CHAPMAN JoHNsox
"as the Virginia Candidate for the Presidency,
more emphatieally as the candidate for U'estern
Virginia"
A correspondent Of the Enquirer adds the name
OF the "oidpatriot and republican, JoHs RoASr,
Of King William" to the list Of candidates for
the Office Of Governor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

The Richmond Enquirer says. at was only on
Thursday last, the Presideu, himself, converting
with citizen OF Virginia, justified the proprie,y
Of Issuing The Proclamation, but affr med, a, the
same time. that parts Of the paper had been mucJ!
s.'e.as'rs'ed BY come, and yrossiy rrsw.ders,O0d
By others"
Really, this Is quite complimentary to the com.
mon sense OF the people. A document, which
has been pronounced one Of the most lucid ex-
positions ever written" canno, be understood by
one half OF those who have read H. And vet,
notwithstanding Mr. Richie puts in this dcgrad-
ing apology for the President, he has the boldness
tvoederful boldness Il is too) talk Of the .here
aes OF the false principles Of the Proclamation -
Does ne misunderstood or miscons,ruc,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
NOTICE..

HNHE Undersigned tenders his grateful ac-
II acknowledgements to his old friends and
customers, for the very liberal support he
has received from them as 4 merchant for
the last five years, and must now beg leave
to call the attention Of all those yet indie bted
to him, to call and pay their respective dues
without delay; and those tina. cannot paw, 10
close their accounts by Mite. He finds Il in
disPensable necessary 10 close his OLD busi-
ness, and that a. speedily as possible. This
notice he hopes will be sufficient to esAble
him to do so in his counting room, and save
him the unpleasant duty Of doing it out OF
doors. lie can at all times be found in hi.
store room, now occupied by Joseph L. Rus
sell & Co. JOSEPH l.. RUSSELL
Harpers-Ferry, Aug. g, 1888.
p. S.-Persons failing TO comply with thi.
notice, must expect to be called on person ally
which Is very Unpleasant frequently to both
parties. J. l.. r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

PNes,y Sesd Jsr a besiaaiAg "A sne Isrvr rsd
Bees has been ses, to Us, By Mrs Adam Eis6rl-
eerEeF, q ibis county, asa specimen of what l.sr
crop Is likely iobe. u measured two feet round.
naa weighed ave pouads II those 10 TIE ground
''ouls ErV~ on IN propori . We should Lac 10
&c the Beess 49, san bess shem
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
Prize Tickets.

DERSONS holding prize tickets in any Of
IL the Virginia Lotteries, sold by me, yet
unsettled for, will please present them for
settlement; aud those indebted to me for tic
keis, will do me the favor to pay for them,
as do not ever expect to sell any more, and
wish to close the unpleasant business.
}. l.. RUSSELL.
Harpers-Ferry, Aug. 8, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

IN IIsggTssowR, on Thursday the sth ult., hy
The Rev. Thomas S,-wali, JAcos LsSTE, Esi. a
Ailcgany counts Ms. a. M,s. MAHT WsLTzaEi-
sEn, IT ShepherdstoEn, Va.
On Sunday last, Nv the Rev. Mr. Hank. Mr
CoAHIS BAKER 60 Miss MaHT Ans DAVIS, both
Of lisrpcr-Fcrry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

The ninth session Of the Virginia University
closed on The issh Of July last Amongst the
large number Of students Who distinguished them
selves % ne examinations, We notice the follow
ing names Of yoong gentiemen from this and neigh
bouriog counties:
William y. Turner, Of Jeerrson, in the elss.e.
OF Chemistry. and Natural and Moral Philosophy.
Georyc William Ransom, Of Berkeley, in ,he
Junior Gresk class French Language, Spanish
Language, and Spanish Literature.
Richard Parker, Of Frederick, in the School Of
Moral Philosophy, and School Of Law.
John C. H. Taylor, In the class Il Medical Ju-
Fisprudenee, and School Of Law.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

y dessFuesive hre occurred a wssertovn, n.
T. on the morning Of DE 9ssh ult. The racehaD-
l'' and Harufsesarers 'uGcrrd severely. and their
'o,s y s-'faated ., from forty 10 fifty thou-snd
dollars. Abo0s 400 are thrown %, Of employ-
nsnt by he eslanIty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
CO-P.ERT.N.ERSHFP.

TALEB WALL, having associated with
" him Edward $. Duncanson, In his Aier-
camille transactions, the business hereafter
will be conducted under the firm Of VAL g.
DuneansOn, at the old stand, formerly occupi-
ed by c. Wall.
CALEB WALL,
ED. s. DUNCANSON
Iiarpers-Ferry, Aug. 8, 1888.
~. B.-Those indebted 10 c. Wall will
please call and settle their claims, by cash,
as it IS necessary IL should DC done, and Il
will oblige their humble friend,
CALEB WALL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
THE FREE PRESS.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 9, 1899,


Some Of oar nevspaper editors have had their
sesLbiiities mos aiaruinsiy awakened. BY ~ha,
hey cali The " premature sgitasioa Of the Prcsi-
Dental question:" Now, to our humble UNDER
sanding, this appears all ike pitfal aFcc,a,ion,
and oaiy convinccs US that most Of them do no,
know exacsIy where a. the wind s;ts," they are in
something Of aquand.ry. to know how to get upon
the usnd.g ade. We cannot eoaceivc why this
matter should cause 20 much trouble, to men Who
have any fixed principles for their guide Is Il
not known, that Mr.. Van Barcn has been and 1.
the Administrations candidate for the Presidency,
Is il not veil understood that the patronage of the
government is directed into every channel which
Is likely to give an impetus TO his claims' Are
not hundreds Of scwspapcr,-uinions OF power
now engaged In the work Of promoting "Grand
National Democratic Convention, ~ for the express
purpose Of nominating the Kinde,hook st.tesmsn,
And yet yoa will hear the scntinels on the watch
tower, singing "AH's weli!" The gallant knights
Of the press, Of whom II might heretofore truly
have been said, the "dast Of the melee was the
breath Of their nossrils." arc all, Of n sudden.
non-combasants. crying out for peace, fcaee'
We, too, should have rrjoiced at few months
Of quiet D1 when We notice systematic efforts
70 further the prrcns Of the heir apparent
and yet hear his former opponents abuse their
former eoadjutors for prcmaturely raising the
question, ~e cannot help expressing our disgust
.. such displays Of morbid scnsibility; nor can
We resist the suspicion that some Of our late al
lies are waiting to "ea,eh the gale
For om,eh, we have but little else to say a,
present, than that, come the strife when IL may,
we are against Mr.. Van Buren, and his principle.
and IN the cause of opposition will " cry aloud
and spare not"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

FEVHE public are respectfully informed that
II the exhibition OF the celebrated pic
,ure, by BOudei, of Paris, representing til the
glorious
RESURRECTION OF LiZfRUS,
so highly commended by the New York and
Philadelphia presses, and which has been SO
extensively patronized in those cities by
christians Of all denominations, and by the
public generally, is now opened in Charles
town and will continue for few days
The size Of the painting is by II feet and
the figures as large as life.
The hours Of exhibition arc from O'Clock,
A. NJ. until 10, p. NJ.
Admittance % cents, children half price.
HENRY MANSFIELD, .4gsnf.
Charlestown, Aug. 3, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

W\HE undersigned inform the farmers OF
y. Jefferson and. Loudoun, that the shove
named well-known mills are now in complete
order for tho reception Of WHEAT. they
will give one Barrel OF Flour for every
800 pounds Of meTehantable wheat, and Stand
the inspection in the Eastern markets; or
they will purchaSe wheat for casa, at tho
market price, as may best suit their eusto-
Elers- They feel confident Of meriting, by
attention and PrcDPtitude, fair portion OF
public patronage.
JAMES HTTE & SON.
n. d. Employment, aud liberal wages.
will be given 20 two good MtI.LERS, Who.
can come well recommended for capacity In
their business and sobFiety.
August l, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

II viii be observed, BY an advertisement in our
columns, 'hs, The eeIebyzied painting Of Chriss
r@sHg L,a1a7ss, Is 10 be exhibited IN dis town
Tor 'o'ee days Il highly spoksa Of by gentle
men d taste and judgments IN the ar,s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

n large meeting has been held in MeckIenburv
county, st which BENJAMIN WATKINS Lrrou,
vas nominated for the Presidency. We are una
de, at present, to copy the proceeding.
Similar meetings have been called in Caroline
and Essex, and ~e have no doubt the example will
be followed In almost every county in Lower vir-
ginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
I.AND FOR SAIE.


10y virtue Of decree Of the supe,;oy
- Court Of Law and Ch,ncery for Freds>
rick county, pronounced on the 25th d.y Of
June, 1873, IN a suit therein depending in sai3
oSu,'' ~nsrcin Daniel Kable, aduiinrstratoy
% Dsn,ei kaele, Sen, deed, IL plaintiff. and
JACOB hecowahi and others are defenJants.
,he subscribers will sell, at public auction. IN.
tae 9fh day Of September n.rf b,tw.,n ,h-
hours OF 10 o'clock, A. N. and . p At r.
fore the front door OF Beckh.n,, uo,.t a.
Charlesiown, Jefferson county,
a TRACT or LAND.
lying in said county ,ad joining the lands ofC;,--
land Moore, deed, and Others, containing oa,-
ACRES. excepting thirty acres and thirty
poles, part thereof conveyed by Jacob Heed
VAIL 70 Samuel Wright also fifteen acres
threc Foods and thirty poles conveyed BY said
ffeedwahi To said Wright; also forty.four
acres, conveyed by said Heedwahl TO Abra-
ham Davenport AMI also ten acres, convey
ed by said Heedwahl to George w. Hum.
phreys; being the same tract Of land or
which the defendant, Heodwahi, now resides.
IL IS, we are informed, Grst quality OF Jefier-
son land, well worth the attention Of pur-
| chasers.
Terms Of sale; One third Of IN. pur-
chase money TO be paid on the day Of sale,
,he balance IN three instruments, payable &C
| the expiration Of four, eight, and lively,
! months from the day Of sale, with interest
from the date, the purchaser 10 give bonds
for tho deferred payments, and the title "a,
the land TO be retained by the uude rsigped to-
secure said deferred payments
CHARLES MCCORMICK,
WILLIAM CASTLENAN.
Special Csppsssion~rs-
August 8, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
A GARD
DOCTOR &LO.4.N.

hFFERS his professional services to the
" Inhabitants Of Charlestown and its VIZ
cinity. lie may be found at his Office on the
Main-Street, opposite Mr.. Geo. Humphreys
Store. August q, 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
WaU g Dssmc0sssO,s


10y virtue of Decree Of the Circnit Su-
NE spcriOr Court Of Law and Chancery, for
Frederick County, Va, pronounced on the 4th
day Of July, 1892, in case ion which Sarah
Bedinger, Executrix Of Daniel BediDger, de-
ceased, is complainant, and WIN. Herbert,
administrator of Ferdinando Fairfax, deed,
and the hSiys Of said deceased, are defe ndants,
shall, as special commissioner, on .wondav
the "a day y September merit, expose to sale,
at public auction. 10 the highest bidder, at
Keys Ferry, Jefferson county, va.) on the
opposite side of the Shenandoah river. immc-
diately in sight Of the premises all that
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

We have received the August number Of the
" BOOK "F HATusE." IL lie Published by S. &.
Atkinson, Of Philadeiplis, vt So per annum. and
" edited BY en- Association Of Scientific Gentle
"en'" The number before Us eou,ains ten sS-
eellens sngr-vings. Nc, Joasstas NiScn. q mi.
town. Is assa' Tor the work, and for Me Atkin-
soa's OtheF psbl;e.,ioas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

Washington City, D. G.
- Orders from distsncs will receive ths
most prompt attention, and the " Register"
eoo'-inlsg The drawings viii Be sent 70 ell
who order a. above.
luiy IS. is37.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
JAMES HrTE & SON.
Union Canal Lottery,

Class No IL. for 1919.
To be drawn in Philadelphia, Saturday 10Th
August. 1883.
sc No. Loisery---i0 drawn ballots.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
-a1Jt1n,

The President of the United States arrived at
the Rip Raps, in Hampton Roads, on Saturday
morning. The Norfolk Beacon says
lie was accompanied by Andrew Jackson,
Jr. Esq aud lady; Mrs. Donelson and chill
dren; Col Earle, DIR. Thomas, and p. p.
Blair, Esq Editor Of the Globe, sd LADY,
The President did not land ut the Point. bu,
proceeded immediately for the Rip Rsps with
those who accompanied him, where auarters
had been provided for them. A salute was
hired from Fortress Monroe on his landing.
As II was understood to be the wish Of the
President to be retired, but few persons visit
ed him. during Saturday, from the Point In
the afternoon, however, when the Steam Boat
Hampton left for Norfolk. at the request OF
many Of his passengers, Capt. Selden. whose
obiiging disposition on all occasions is 50
well known, ran over 10 the Rip Raps, and
gave them an opportunity of paying their
respects to our venerable Chief Magistrate
by whom they were received, at the landing
place, in the most graceful and courteou,
manner. After few minutes conversation
the party took leave of the President, highi,
gratified with their short but interesting Wis il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
R.4CON:

HAVE for sale, about 800 pounds BA
Il CON, cured for family use.
b. T. TowNER.
shcPhe rdstowp, Aug. 8, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

sg-For Tickets and sbsres 10 the abovs
lotteries, b. the package og single ticket, aA-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
Fresh Lime.
We w. GOODS.

HAVE just returned from Baltimore with
] neat assortment Of
NEW SEASoMAHLE GOODS.
which the public arc respectfully invited 70
call and examine. b. T. TOwNER.
Sbephcrdstown, Aug. 8, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

on his own account, in the same shop formerly
occupied by bis brother and hin,self-ary
work entrusted to his care will be executed
with neainess and despatch.
Chariestown. August 8, 1893.
y. b. He tenders his grateful thanks 10 his
oid customers and the public for the liberal
patronage extended To him heretofore, and
hopes, by strict attention 20 his business. to
merit continuance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
PN1.I ANIn

The bin for tlc abolition of Wcs,-Ioda slave
~ has passed the House of Commons, aud been
Ant 10 the Lords Upon the Ifish Tities bill, q.
10 the slavery question, Ministers bad thOughl
bess N yield something 81 their plan "a or,icr 70
~cure cooperation. AT departments u niercan-
tile enterprise sppcar % be in very satisfactory
condition In Englsnd, and on the continent
FRANCE
The French CHAMBER ~ Dt1sutics had post
Iponed the consideration n the treaty With The u
States until another SESSION. The Ministers serni
neveF b. have prescribed ihe ,'lhjet b. tie Cham
bers until nov htsrslial SOUL. President q tlse
Council. rid, IN the Chamber Il Depusies, tia'
/" GoyrrnGeilt he'd n0t he remotes idea Of evscu-
sting AlsieTs.7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

JOSEPH SHERRiRp, Esq vas, on Saturday last.
elected president OF the branch ID. the Farmers
Bank Ut Virginia in this place, uice Daniel Lee,
Esq. deceaSed.-i Winchester TirgiRia,i, Ji.ly 81