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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

The notorious Cobbctt has recovered the
sum Of ElOO, on an action for libel, instltut-
ed against the publisher Of the London Times
The hbslloul paragraph. which appeared
originally IN the Leeds Iaieliigencer, was a.
fOlIoWs:--
"CoBNETT--It y limited that Mr. Goblet
being an unceTti6ed bankrupt, cannot take his
seat IN the House"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

%" Alexandra Gazette sgs, til PRFTbLST's
h"Aiu'' VIC arc happy 70 hear, continues 70 be-
improved by his rrsidcuec atthe Rip Raps, ~l,,-rr
~ Sd' c"ioJs else comforts and many q tie iuzu-
r'e' OF h'r, comparatively FIRE from, ,lr annoy
'nee' TO which he Is sier,e.i At il,e ssu, oT 20
'''"ine'd Ills NorthcrHtour injured bis beaith
10, little, and persons Who have MT seen him
before ior several years, arr astoni.cI ., his fee.
Die appearance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
CAN'T. NigE11NG N0TICE.

CAMP MEETING NOTICE.
4 Camp Meeting all be- bid on thc land of
Mr. 4. T.. MIii,cny. shout hall milr south of
HiiisbOrouHb. tsoudosu county, a. commence on
FRIDAY the sab ms Otr fricilsls an ihs rtasei,-
ers q the adioinieg country, arr respectfully in-
sit,-d 70 attehd. WI. NiCkE.S.
Avg ~, 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
sTENrried.

On Thursday the ST., inst, by the Rev. n. n
Dtanc, Mr.. JoHS IHviSo. of Iiarpers-Fcrry. 10
Miss SSRAH SLoAN, of lisgrrstown
on Iurssiay tie 18Th inst by the Rev. Thomas
ltirkiIy, Mr.. i.oatV OsaoaN u Miss HANNAH
O'nOHS, both Of l.oudoun county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
WOOL.
LYMAN REED & GO.

Commission .bsrchulis, .N5. 6, South ChSyl,,
street, baltimore, Md,
hENOTE particular attention 90 the sale
- "i wool Letter. post psid, asking inior.
nation respecting the wool market, " al re-
oeIVc immediate attention.
IT, ". X Go. have leave 81 refer 10
Messrs. Tiilsny. Shaw l. 90.
bsnici Goth u Go. baltimore.
samuel wymsu X 60
David Boyd, Frederick. Mi
t'eo.W hui'er & Co, I niontown. IA
Zane, PentOny Il Co, Wheeling, Va.
Isaac IInH, Winchester. Va
Ailison Oven. Cincinnati, Ohio
Russcll& Matthews. ZanesvHle. Ohih
j. Armstrong 4 Son. Maysville, Nv.
Llesly Comls, Esq. Lexington, ~.
Muir 4 WYlcy, ,,
Lawrence X Anderson, Lou s''llo.
april =, 1873 eOw emo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

Our eastern brethren Of the press are com
planning that the wandering piper has a cred
nose" We think that great allowances ought
to be made for him, Ia reference TO his profess
sion. We rarely see a man without red nose
who habituaiiy "blows hard."-[U s. Gag.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
.HEiss E. G. Brmekens.idge

"iLL open SCHOOL, on Monday
Wv the I'd day Of September, In the room
formerly occupied by MIR. John Harding. By
strict attention TO pupils entrusted TO her care,
she hopes TO merit a share Of patronage from
the public generally. Aug. Is, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

me Dets'oars.-This noble ship went 20
sea yesterday, having dropped down To San.
dy Hook on Tuesday. She Is ordered for
Chcrourg. Tho lion. Edward Livingston.
VINO goes out In her rs Minister to France.
Is accompanied By his lady and servants.
william r. Barton, Secretary Of Legation,
iady and servants, and Smith T. Van Buren,.
500 OF the Vice President, nm slfaeks Of the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

w: D. Wilson, copperplste prirser, Of Dos
TOO, has BEEN arrested for fraud on SIR.
cross. N passing note on tho Nahant Bank,
signed by Andrew Jackson, President, and
JACK Downing, Cashier. tie was ordered 20
md bail IN $500, 10 sake his trial at the Mu-
niciPlI Court.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

Recipe for being materially beiOvsd-Lend
and never ask to be paid make presents,
give treats, bear and forbear, do every body
good turn, hold your peace, and suffer your
self to be cheated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

ALExASBRfA, kUgrsr o..
FtJOUR-Yesscrlay de wagDn price q ncv
wheat Flour vas IS o.
nsLTTaOuF, aUeVsr ~.
Flour. The vagon priec q frush siPcrfne
eoutinucs scaiv ~ - per baiT~l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

Among The death, recorded in late LONDON
papers, We find that ~ .Jsas, scrond dsuEh-
Ter Of SIR UsiisJ Scon. who died ~ London
on The 18th June. The immediate cause Of
her death was brain feveT-aliboogh she -
sa,d never TO have entirely rallied after her
fathers death.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
THE FREE PRESS.
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, Isa,.


TIE Caslera.-This dcsolssins .couryc, vc sre
sorry 10 say. appcars 20 be sugn-~tinx il, ravaxr.
in Our county Since our las, pablieasioo, sr,eral
valuable citizens Of shcpAc,Siaova have fsIlcn
victims 10 the malignant disease. Many Of the
Inhabitants. NC understand, have retired into the
country, To await departure, the rr,uh Of which
is very sensible 6sminutioa in all kinds or bust
ness The last t~o or three days. we arc pleased
To state, have prsse"scl favourable aagury oG an
abatement Of its violence, and ~e fonil, hope 20
be able, by our next, to sccord the entire diSap-
pear.nce Of the cholera from amongst the citizens
Of our ncighboring town.
The following arr the names OF those ~ho have
died at Sh-phervisown, OF cholera, within the
week ending on Monday last--sincc which time
~c arc happy to learn there have been Sew or no
new cases We src indebted to Col II,nrEa,
the Mayor, for the list:
Mrs. wisenall, (~ifc Of Mr.. Lewis wiscnaIl, J
William Markl:,
Jacob Enslsr. (soa Of Mr.. Joseph Ea,ler,)
Mira &. Earnst,
John Ncttcr,
John McCarty,
And,-Naney, (eclorcd woman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

The Corpeesse ssskuities q he n ru,rh n
Norsssk tssttcd Gesrspi Jseksow . visS shs,
plsse prsvsoss 70 his rrturu 20 wsshingsos. %
which be seturned use soiiovisg sasver;
siP Rsrs, Aucusr II, 1879.
CsniieasK: have tho honor IN arhnow-
ledge the receipt Of the polite insit alton Of
the corporate suti.or'tics Of the Borough Of
Norfolk, which you wei, charged ~ q CON-
msssee 10 tendcr mo together with their re-
sPoctfai saistat,oos and kind wishes for my
health and happiness
For the kind wishes expressed H. r m y health
and happiness, ] make tender to YOU indi-
.muaiiy. sna through you 10 the citizs rs Of
the Borough OF Norfolk Of my grateful than:.s 8.
win The assurance that nothing would sfForl
me greater pleasure than 10 visit and shake
my feiIow-citixcns Of Norfolk by the hand -
But my public duties call me To Washington
at an early day. ! know no, at wha, mo-
ment the conveyance for which have writ
ten may approach my retreat, and in the meal
Tine tho state OF NV health az present adj
monshes me, that ought to remain FREQ from
hustle and fatigue, aud avail myseN Of the
benefit OF the pure air, the sea bathing. and
Inc rcPose which have sought in this in,u-
lated SPOT Of your beautiful bay, for the short
period That my public duties permit me to
withdraw from Washington.
These considerations, viii, Z trust, be re.
ee"ed by my friends in Norfolk as sufI-
cicnt apology for declining their polite and
gratiiying invitation; ut some other time and
under different circumstances, may have the
pleasure which Is now denied me.
Receive, gentlemen, for yoursc ives indiv idu-
ally, and present TO those whom you repre-
sent, my best wishes for your prosperity and
happiness. ANDREW JACKSON.
Nessrs Wright Southgatc, Isaac Talbot,
Joseph II. Robertson, n. e. Whitehead, aud
John Capon, Committee.
The steamboat Columbus, Capt. Mitchell,
leaves baltimore tomorrow for Norfolk. from
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

Byiish Ust IndiSs.--Ths slaves in the Tlri-
tish West Indies amount 20 81. GOO--the whites
10 seventy-scyen thousand four hundred and
SIXTY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

or The Rev. s. Tu-roV gill prcseIi ., VA
Branch Church on sunday newt, Il 10 O'clock.
Aug. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

Gen. Winfield Scott, Chief Justice Marshall.
The iion. William Rivrs, MIR Van Burcu. judge
Mclean, Governor Css,, Colonel Johnson, Mr..
Le'S'i' Chapman johnson. anil Philip =. Barbour.
Ar already nominated a. candidates Tor the ofic
Of President Of the Uaiied s,s,ra.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
Store RoOs. FOR ESewf.

THVlAT well-establphed STORE ROOM.
~ ~ ChsricstOHn. long occupied by
Humphreys A kcyes " u ore Of the hsst
Islands W The iowp Vi dssiFesi, q room o. two
more will BE- rented with ~ Terms modef,te
JoIiN 8 GALLAnER.
May %. 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
II Cold seal,

much worn, Get vith a white store. The w.
scriPtion on the stone represents female
figure leaning on q monument. The finder
viii b. rewarded BY leaving Il At tho 0aice Of
the Free Press
Avg -. is7J-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
NO TECE.

a Ii persons indebted to the late Bolivar
"A concern Conducted by II. ID. Scaman)
by note or otherwise, are hereby notified. 10
call and settle their respective balances, al
tho Store-iiouse Of the subscriber on Shenan-
doah street, iiarpers-rerry, as it is his inten-
ton to bring that business to an immediate
close. The books and papers will bc found
IN his possession. THOS. HUGHES.
Aug. -, i533.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
PRESBYTERIAN, cnURcI IN rmE ..
grArrs

This portion or he Church cf Chris,, accord
Ing to the latest ro,nA eompreLevds nvwy-s<s
Syasds. ere hH,sSbsd and ei<uen f'res6yfe,es.
eighteen hundred and sfsy-svc Ordained .ssgn.-
fs1s. two hasdred and aftccn Lleenaases. psaki.r
two thousand and seventy Pr-arhers sftAe Csspei,
two hundred aud twenty CandaLsscs In q state al
preparation for the Ministry, twenty We hundred
Ch0ches. and t~o hundred and thirty three thou.
sand Eve hundred and eighty eemsnunicanfs.
The increase Of this church. In the last year.
has been: In orskiaei. 'EIsters, one s,rire.i ana
f''enfy S'~s In Lecnaafe.. ten, La ordained ana
aee".sd PREACHERS. one hSnai,~d and sAirsy. Sue,
IN Churches, onc hundred and nineteen. ana !,
communicable. sixteen thousand two hundred and
fouy-tvo.
In th" shovc statement. the congregational
churches Of New England, essentially Prr.b,,c.
rian, arc noe incluicsi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

VIC have been requested to sts,c, that the cor
ncr stone of Methods, Church, abou, to be
erected In ion'loan. three miles from Harpcr.-
Ferry, will be laid on Friday nc>t, the 2,d inst.
by the Masonic brethren Of Chart, Lodge, liar.
pcrs-f -rry-a general attendance Of ~ HON !. de-
sired and all other Masonic b'c,hrcn respectful,
invited 70 attend.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

JAMES C. Dsoexs, Esq. the lively and talented
editor Of the Winchester Republican, has trans
fcrred one hall Of his intcres, in that paper, 10
DAxIEL Conan. Esq; by whom, in connection
with MIR. Brooks. Il will hereafter be conducted.
IL vas an oversight in Us, in not noticing the
change In our last.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
Fresh LtsMe.

NAVE kiln q fresh burnt LIME, ~ fiBs
quality, which s'll sell, on the spot, q,
o. cents per bushei
WI 7. WASHINGTON
Avg =, is31
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

n RrrrBLIcAS." publication Of tho
interesting Report Of the Winchester and Poto-
mac Railroad Company, which we were boandt to
TTe,cnt TO our readers, this week, must serve as
our apology 70 the author Of "a Republican - for
the nen-appearrnce Of his communicates in to-
days paper. II shall certainly appear in our next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
R.RCO.H

HhVE Tor sale, about $500 pounds D 4.
l. con, cured Tor family use
b. T. TowNER. \
Shcpherdslown, Aug. 5, leJ3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

syNAh notices Of Conmi ssioDer,, Trustees,
Ad@'sisirsiors, or Executors. raast either be-
Pa'd ior a. ,he tims Of advertising. or imme.
dia,ely after ,sle.
81 for all ehsneeVy publleslions. Ire AZ.
iosoey for The plsintia IN each case win b
ell responsible
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

The Choicra sill fingers in the West. In Ohio,
Kentneky, and Missouri. its malignaoey con,in-
ues with iittic or no abatemeut. At Springfield,
Ohio, smaii town, the dcaihs ia 5 weeks were
80. In Cincinnati. there were 3s deaths by cho-
icra, In the week ending August :. AtColumbus
II Is also raging. At St Charles, Missouri, there
were 60 deaths by cholera in July: A paper Of
that place says, "the atmosphere is so strongly
imprcgnsted With the disease, that you may lite
rally smell death in the streets"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

NITIIER IN Chariesiown ~ on The ROAD 10
- Mr.. Bashrod WsshinRton's, on Monday
The l9th day ~ August, being court dsy.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

Two deaths Of e.i,lcr., have occurred in this
place, since Thursday last. The first, ,crvsa,
woman belonging TO Mr.. Jos. VI. Brown, Who sick
cned ON Friday night aud died the following cvcn-
Ing. The other case. Was that Of our lamcn,c,l
friend and neighbor, MIR. William ShirIry, Who
was attacked on Monday morning aud died in n
bout 10 hours We have had no other eases, nor
do VIC know Of any now In existence, either in
town OF neighborhood. Our town is nj present in
the enjoymen, Of its usual good health, but how
long We shall be permitted To acknowledge this
blessing. is more than ,se can divine. Already
have NC been fearfully admonished to beware Of
tho future; and the deep anxiety felt amongst our
citizens upon the subject, convinees US that they
claim NO exemption from the fate Of the man,
thousands who have been hurried to their graves
within the last few months, by this insatiatc De.
stroycr Of the human family--tl,c Cholera.
in consequence Of the existence Of tho Cholcr.
hrre. and ia other parts Of the county, the cour-
which met on Monday Last, to transact the bust.
ness Of the quarterly term for August, adjourned
on that day, TO the court in course.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

Oranges and Lemons.
"A FRESH sUPPI.Y Ja., res.i,ulb,
4 a. kEYES.
Ch1rlettown. Jolly o. 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
CO-P.9RTN.ERSMIP.

CO-P.4HT.N.ERSHIP.
tALEB WALL, having associated with
~ him Edward y. Duncansou, in hi. Ncr-
camille transactions, the business hereafter
viii be conducted under the firm Of VAL &,
Dnnean'or, at the old stand, formerly occupi-
cd by Z. Wall.
CALEB WALL,
ED. ). DUNCANSoN.
Harpers-FcrrJ, Aug. s, 1893
n. B.-Thosc indebted to C.. Wall will
please call and settle their claims, BY cash,
as u Is necessary it should bc done, and il
will oblise their humble friend,
CALEB WALL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
We ". GOODS.
TRUST SAx.E.

hY virtue OF a deed OF trust, executed by
NJ Rawleigh Morgan and Rebecca his wife,
dated The 2Oth day Of December, I53C, to the
undersigned rs trustee for the purposes there.
IN mentioned, which said deed Is Of record in
the clerks Office of the county court Of Jeifer-
son, the said trustee will offer, at public sale
for ready money, before Daniel ENTERS tn
vern m shepier,isto1l, on Friday lLs 3Oik 81
.1urusf. linstant.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
From the Philadelphia Pe,p,y,r,ania,,

f'"'" "e f-h'Ads'clpn'd f'cJusyft'Grtidif.
CovERSMEsr NEGOTIATION WIN ruE Ngw
foRk BAsSs.-wc learn that MIR. Kendall
the Treasury agent, left New York on his
way to Boston yesterday morning, after having
received the assent Of the following banks TO
the propositions submitted to them for trans
acting The business OF government, and no.
ceiving the public deposits as soon as they
shall be withdrawn from tho u. s. Bank.
1hieh riH Happen sooner fhan some Joil, think
Of:
Manhattan Bank, capital S3,000,0 900
Bank OF America, 2.OOO. 900
Mechanics Bank, 2OO0.OO
Merchants Bank, l 10000
New York Bank, I,uO0 900
Union Bank, 1000 600
National Bank, 100000
Phoenix Bank, OO.OpO
The following bank declined receiving the
deposits or transacting the business Of the
Government ut all:
City Bank, capital 10000
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

lying and being in Shephe rd-town in the coun-
~ Of Jefferson, designated in The plan Of said
town as lot No. IS, which lot fronts on the
main street, and adJoins the irc-proof brick
store-house Of Walter Is. SeIby. The premises
upon which arc good house, Kitchen, Sc.
are now occupied by Mr.. John Wysong.-
The town run passes through the lot, and
the property Is very elisibly situated, in the
business part Of the town, and is well worthy
The attention ot merchants or mechanics -
\ reference to said deed will more fully show
tho boundaries. Such title n IL vested in
the trustee, (belieyed TO be indispu,able. !
will be conveyed to the purchaser.
DANIEL BUCKLES, Trustee.
Aug. 8, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

$50 R0WAR0.

AN AWAY from the subscriber, resi-.
= denee, In Jefferson county, Va. on sa-
turdsy night tho l0sh inst negro man named
Ss4sH.
ne quite black, about feet G or inches
high, heavily built, has large feet and thick
lips. tie no doubt lcn with the view OF
reaching Pennsylvania, rs il 10 believed he
has brother In that State who lately Ged
from Berkeley county. If apprehcndcd in
Pcnnsyivsnia. and secured SO that the sub
scriber shall recover him, the above rewa nd
Of 50 dollars will be given-lf taken in Ma.
ryiand. 50 dollars, and - dollars if taken in
Virginia. DOLPHIN DREW
kabletown, Aug. Is, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

The steamboat Columbus, Capt. Mitchell,
iea'es baltimore Tomorrow for Norfolk, from
thence >he proceeds to the Rip Raps TO take
Zen. Jackson To Washington.
Ball. Pot. Tug. 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-26
GcoMMuNIcATED. |

I apprehend no true friend to his country and
the welfare Of bis felOw-citZens can entertain
any other than feelings Of regret, at the wanton
and reckless conduct of the party in power to-
wards the Bank of the United States. If the
removal Of the Government Deposits had been
necessary, as measure of safety, no individual
IN the Republic would have had cause to CON-
plain; but the course of General Jackson and his
Cabinet proper and improper has been such, in
relation to the Bank. as will draw down on them
before three gears the execration of the whole
community.
There is an evil attending the removal of the
Government Deposits from the Bank Of the Unit.
ed States, which it becomes the serious duty Of
every citizen OF the republic to reflect on. The
removal Of these deposits ,oas not rendered ne.
cessary for the public, but they have been with.
drawn from the Bank for the purpose Of placing
unlimited poper in the hands of Mr.. Van Buren,
to ensure to him the succession. There is aDO-
Their great and important reason Why the remov-
al of these deposits should be made at this time,
and that is, that the spectators in stocks in the
City Of New York are all knoWn TO be the poll
ticai friends OF Mr.. Van Buren,, and have been
guided. directly or indirectly, By him and AMOS
KENDALL in all the speculatiOns they have made !!
As to the part that Kendall has played in this sf
fair. he kao,cs the profits he has derived from IL;
and although he and the kjobbers will find it
to their interest to keep as much in the dark on
this subject as possible, yet if Congress will pur.
sue a iudicious and discreet course, who knows
but that it would be found no difficult matter to
prope that Amos has feathered his nest to the
tune of one hundred and fifteen thousand dollars
by his Bank agency! Stranger things than this
have happened.
Washington, Sept "a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-26

at about 60 to 10000 boxes, which is but small
quantity, considering the space Of four to FIVE
months, which has to elapse, before the next
crops production can be made available for ex.
portation.
Aolasses, as usual in this season OF the year, is
very scarce at ST rails per key, aud there are
no grounds to expect decline of these rates be-.
fore January, when more abundant supplies may
be looked for from the country.
Exchange has at last recovered from state of
long depression, and we feel sanguine that this
improvement will remain in torce till the time
when the shipping season re.commences. Bills
on the United States command now Q a q per
cent discount. and on England 9 9! per cent
premium. We anticipate yet further advance.
Oi Freights, we can say nothing encouraging
There are not many vessels 10 port but the limit
ed extent Of shipments prevents rates from i'm.
proving. To the Nsrth OF Europe we quote them
nominal at gS 95 10 per ton. and to the Unit
ed States 81 per box for Sugar, a ! cent per
pound for Coffee.