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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

VIRGINIA, To WIT:
AZ Rules holden In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Superior Court OF Law and Chanrery Tor
Jefferson County, the first Monday in No,em-
her. 1888:
Charles G.. Uinferrmpih. PLAIkrirr,
AGAINST
DI,Hci buckles, John .Snsirr, Henry .NiIier
~ tiiam .tfaueory. and Ra,TLeigh .iforydu, j.
lllEnN M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28


VIRGINIA., TO HTT!
~ kaies hOideu in the CLERKS Offioc of the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law sud Chaaeerv for
Jesrrsoa Couaty, the FIRST Monday in Eo,em-
her, 1888:
Hurry kfrtt.r and R|beca fun hs riff, and Eli
ga Js1c Smdhgoo,L PIaIuTiTrs
AGAINST
GGbTSei !SsB0hreed Po,TBe1us Ssa1Hspood Syg,-
u,f Sgsalf-ood, Lchkah Smail1pood, and Rich
ard UifIsi'as. iSterL6' ofJefsrssn County, and
6s such, aii1iisisfTtIfsr Of Inn H7BsHg, DE-
ccascff, DEfENDANrs
IN CHANCERY.
NHE defendants, Gabriel Smallwood, Par
u m-nus SnizilwOod, Samuel SuslIS God, aud
ilrlii=' SussiiSoosi, not having entered their Ap-
Pearanee, aud given security sceoTding 60 the at
oi sssrmblg snd the rules of THE court; aud IL APP
pcsrinE by AstisfsetoFy evidence that they are not
'uiisbiisnts ~ this country; II ~ ordered That
Ia s-ld defendants do sppeur here ON the FIRST
day " the next term, and answer the ball Of tie
pisiniihss anil tbat copy of tbis order be forth
~Hh inssftsd 90 some Newspaper published 10
Chsrlesso~H, for two mon,hs sBceessiyely, snd
posted ~ tie front dOor 0f the Court IN the
said tosn of Charlea0uu.
COpy-tcs,e,
ROBERT r. BROH.S; r. G.
Nov. ~, 1883
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
An excellent Oil Mil,

TWO COWMODIOUs
0VY36Is1190 HOUSES,
The yards and garden Of one Of them highly
imProved--togethcr with several out-build-
ings Of diasrent kinda.
A further description Of said property Is
deemed inoxpodient, as the purchaser will Of
course view it for himself. II ID confidently
believed, however, that the various unusual
advantages, arising from lie proximity to the
two great works Of internal Improvement, the
abundant supply OF country hides from the
Harpers-Ferry market, the water power, &C
combine to render il the most eligible pro-
perty Of the kind, for q person or company
With good capital, TO DO found in the coun-
ty.
The property being unsuited 20 the occupa-
ton and management Of widow and young
children, will DO disposed Of on very reasoua-
bic terms, both - TO price and extension Of
credits.
For further particulars, apply either TO John
Frame, at HsrPen-Ferry, or ~ Andrew Hun
ter, in Chsriestown, Va
Nov. Z, 1879.
GrThr H.g-r>aosn Torch Light, Frederick
tom Herald, and the P~sr,s and Chronicis., Hal
umor., will plcs~r insert the shave, once = y eek
for ooe mouth, and furv ard their accounts To this
Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

The following elegant calculations from the
CharIestown Observer, are for the especial
benefit OF tobacco chewcrs- A Tow months
ago we wcro told OF On Anti-Nlstrimonisl-
Socicty, formed by the young ladies az this
town; II they would establish an Anti-Mar.
ryng-a-Tobaceo-Che wing- Hnbaod--society,
there would DO more sssse In II.
f'e~finnd Courier.
"Allow that young man, who is Q con-
armed tobacco chewer, may live TWENTY-FIVE
years. In esch day, there will issue from biz
mouth half pint Of ff,iid too naureously
disgusting 10 describe. 10 twenty Live years
this will amount 20 five hundred and any gal
Ions, or more than four hogshesds Of ,his de-
testablc mess. In the same time, allow ing
him only two ounces ary, &c win roll o. =
sweet morsel under his tongue half ton OF
The hateful weed, which will sicken dog or
Kill horse, forming heap Of the size OF q
hayssack- Then his rejected guilds would form
still larger pile. Nov, IL such Q young man
could See ten half hogsheads full OF abomina.
Die hiah, destined 10 pass through hi, mouth
"a wagon load Of tobacco, and ten whec
barrovs heapcd up with guilds, designed for
an equally intimate association with his linz
how would the prospect affect him. And II
the delicate young lady who 10 to be the part
ner OF his life could ses the same, how onvi-
able would be her emotions"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

VIRGINIA., To WIT:
AZ Rnles holden is tie Clerk = Office of the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law aud Chancery for
Jefferson County, the first Monday in No,enn-
Der, 1888:
-Naiha,uei n. UStaker. PLlrxrtyr.
AGAINST
.FIeh0'os Tsirng aud Leonard SaaLer,
DEFESDAETs,
IN CHANCERY.
WE defendant, Nicholas Young. not hav.
= ing entered bis appearance. anil given se~,i-
rfy according To tie Of assembly AM, the rule,
oi this court; and IL appearing by satisfactory
evidence that be is an insbitAnt OF this eoup-
try: IL 10 ordered. That tl,e said defendant dio
appear here on the first day Of the next term, and
answer the bill of the plaintifF; end that copy
OF this order be ith inserted in some nc =
paper published 10 CharleslowB, for two month,
saeeessively, and posted ut the front dior Of tle
eourt-housr va the said town Of Charles,own.
copy-teste,
ROBERT r. BROWN, e. C.
Nov ~, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

o uhervf.rr down shose HAT hiag sAceks
Descend the trsrs like raia,
ThSf cstur~ct az grief bcspesks
An ecst.<y 81 pain!
The delugc fsssrr pour! oh, ~,
u s;re or mother dcsdp
II kvochcr-sstcr-soru svsyp
Il joy forever hcdl
Say, maidee-has fsteS eru>f dnrsl
Scvrr'd afcesioa's tieb
Or has the youth. vho heSd Thy heasA,
Dcceivd tkce vish DC,
Thoss ssroaE emotions pssy sabtAD--
Tbosc sobs siil tear thy erssne.
Thss having slsess viii 6arse In two!
Csn nsaghs the sempess Ane'
Oh! whisper, sir. Thy ssisfs 70 No.
To ffseudships ssrrr1 esrr-
Twill e~se thy Sosd az niscry-
"a then rrpose il here.
Have guilt and sh.sne cnfail'd their eur.
On thee, o. ON Thy home,
sob. no." shs ssAb'd, sstis s~o tiuns> vor,,,
My sisser's brOke my comb"
ARIEL
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WIHams. Pert, Nd.


Mn. r. O'NEILI.
Dear Sir: Waving ell objections generally
made by medical gentlemen against Patent
Medicines, deerning i q duty I ore 60 the
public, shall relate The following case which
came under my immediate observation. Mrs.
W.. lady aged 81. lsboring under eli the
pains and miseries the natural companions Of
rheumatic affection, called on me for neIli.
eel advice. Aher exhausIing all the remedies
which are prescribed in those cases 90 no nd
vantage, end her case assuming . chronic
form. which n slvsys iess tractsble, I candid.
ly told her that the disease vas beyond the
control Of my Judgment. She became induc.
ed TO try your medicine, and pleasing TO re.
late, ~henthe second bottle was finished The
engagements Of her joints subsidized, pains
vanished. She 10 now able TO attend to her
domestic concerns and experiences no ineon-
venience whatever. such results arising fFom
the Use Of ueIg medicine, but too little known,
IL deserves further trial and inves,iga,ioA, and
hesitate not in averring, that in such cases
where our remedies fail and nature herself
proves incompetent, thss Ne. p. O'Ne,irs
medicine will be . valuable auxiliary ia ale.
waiting and removing effectuAliy the miserias
"'cidebt 90 this disease.
Yours very respectfully.
JAS FITZPATRICK, ND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

"A Ssasonabte Hint.--A day or two since,
while gentleman was examining harness
he had ordered Of enc Of our mechanics, 10
was discovered that one Of the buckles was
deficient OF tongue. The master Of the
shop was apoiogizing for the oversight, when
ono Of his boys sung eut-"lf you have lost
your tongue, will lend you mine" File i'm
pertincnce was soon checked by the customer,
with ths remark: "But 1 wane Q tongue
fAst sciu keep is place."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

IN CiIANCERY
HVHE defendant, Nicholas Young. not bav-
n ing catered hs appearance, and given seeu-
f,y Aeeor'ing to the set 81 assembly and thu rule
OF this eourti and u appearing by satisfactory
evidence that hc - not inhs tant &c this eoun-
try: n IL srsJrrd That llic ,aid defendant 40
appear here on the FIRST day of the neSt term, sud
answer the bill of the plaiDtiiT. and thst copy
OF this ORDER be fortb~i nss rte 90 sora- ne y
paper published 80 Charlestovn, for two month.
suesessVely, snd posted ~ the front DOR Of the
cOuri-hOUsc ~ the aid town Of Clsrlestswn.
copv--feac
ROBERT r. BROWN, 6. G.
Nov ~, 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

HViiE subscriber. designing 70 settle per-
- manentiy In the west, offers for sale his
FARM, lying in BERKELEY county. Va, con-
tanning 500 A0RDs or LAND. %
10 situated two miles Northwest Of Martins
burg, and Is ono Of the most desirable tracts
in the county. The improvements are two
- comfortable DWELLING -
EsJS HOUSES, one Of which NH
20 occupying beautiful situ- Ssl
atom, has just been repair
ed and enlarged, two Kitchens, two Bsrns,
Stablingi Corn House, Carriage House, Sheds,
smoke House, and several other out houses.
large Orchard o. choice fruit trees. fine
stream runs through the farm, affording album
dant supply Of water ut sH seasons, and O
fountain Of pure water 10 convenient To one
OF the houses and well 10 the other. The
land Is Of tho best quality Of limestone soil, is
in 9 good state Of cultivation, and n large
crop may be put out next year. u has an
abundance OF fine thrifty timber and n pro-
portionate quantity Of meadow land, part
Of which IN well set In timothy. There are
three merchant mills within two miles Of the
premises, and The Potomac river is within
seven miles.
A further description IL deemed unnecessa-
~, ss il is presumed persons will examine for
themselves. For terms, &c. apply on the
RICH'D HENRY RANSOM.
Nov. IL, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
YIRGLNIl 10 HIr

YfRGLNT.1, TO W.T.
A. Rulcs hoiIeu ~ The CLERKS Ofiee n the Cir
eult Superior Court 81 Law sod CbaBcery Tor
Jchsr,oa CouHty, the ira Moadsy IN Noyem-
ber, 1883.
BsnjaGia Toniinson, PLAmrITF,
AGAINST
Nicholas foung aIsd Leonard Ssalsy,
DEFENDANTS,
IN CIIANCERI.
NNHE defendant, Nicholas Young. not hav-
n iHg epierrd his appearance, atd given seeu-
rity sceording a. The a., % secondly ard the rules
II has eOtHts aad q syp~ariug BY sstisf.stgry
evidences tlsat be is not au inhabitsst u Ibis sa
Ivy. Il is ordered, Thst tie said defct.dsaf -
appeaT her on TIE hsst day o. the next tertts,,
snsver the bill ~ he plaintiff. spd that 49,
~ this 0rdcr b. fsrthwith Inserted ~ sumo nes =
pspsr polished 90 Chairstown, lor ivo fn0atbs
successseiy. afsd posted u tie front daor a the
e0ut-houss in ti,o .aid tova % Chasicao4a.
A cops --fcstr,
RODENT T. BROWN. C..
Nov a.. 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

a SA~p TsrM-Spiller, the celebrated
comedian, came forward on Saturday, 10 an
nouncs . benefit. lie began his address,
Ladies and gentlemen, tomorrow evening"
Here voice from the pit Of the theatre
cried out" To- morrow! Oh, Mr.. SpilIer,
you forget, Tomorrow will DO Sunday" al
know H." replied tbs droll-" ladies and gen.
uemen, tomorrow evening, n charity ser
mon will be preached in the church Of 81.
Andrews, Holborn, for the benefit of ffty
poor boys, and m many girls of that parish,
and on Monday evening, the comedy Of the
Busy Body will be performed in tAis theatre,
70 rthe benefit, &C."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
PLANK AHD sOAmrrruo,

OF Various kinds, invites those wishing a sup
ply, Go call and examine u.
e5-cash paid for timber of the follow ING
sorts Yellow and White Pine, all kinds OF
Oak, Poplar. Birds-Eye, Curlcd and Sugar
Maple. Wild Cherry, Walnut. Ash, Hickory,
and Locust, il delivered at Harpers-ferry
JOSEPH l.. SMITH.
Nirginius July IL, 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
BOLIVAR
CHEAP STORE.

1NHE subscribers have this day opened
- their .Nsr Establishment in Boiirar, " here
they intend keeping large and general az
sortment of
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Books and STATIONARY.

SRsNts1tH aAstIuttebt o.
Books and Stationary,
n he Old StaHsL. No !, ysftrEzs- S.uas, .. Har-
bcrs- Ferry,
which he Ohcrs a very Fs,Iaes-l nrters for cash
Amongst hiss Stock will be Iound choice s.I.s-
don II
Ancient anil MosIern History,
Ronsnes, Poetry and Light Reading.
n lsrge supply 81 school Bo-Bks
Moral and Religious Works--Fauitv Tltble.
ladies Albums, (diherent biadtngsl
hisnk Books. wa. i.edgers anl 10urnsls
Dey, Memorandum - Pes Boohs
AiHsaaass for fz3t, Eagiish aad Gserman.
handsome supply of Muse aud Aigsie Pepper,
Visiting aad Coavvrnation Cards,
large aoek u Plsys,
Chiulnsy Ssrceu---- fenitisn Blinda
Pocket hooks aua Wallets,
hlaek, Ned, end Indrlible inka.
Lnk Stsads, Quilts, and Steel Pens.
,Mris'ng sod Letter Pepper, pisia add ruled,
Faoey Coloreti 10.
1.sgEs aad small vrspIing d..
- Paper and Bousst boards,
sters sid Patent Rulers,
Fssst Maps ~ tie Uhited States,
Astuo do ~ siulle Siaiea
Lau0 Do. If the lioiy Land
Nseps en- koilvrt-Slat.. sad 4 - ps,s;l.
Crayons snd Black send. s.nf Rore. 49, A..
ne hpi'cs ~ aiteH,ioa n basiness, and ties,r,
20 eas, % rnet', s'sse - the pablie patronage
tie keeps Catlcg'le q he s,a-k oa NJ, ,.,,,,s,
shich his friends wifl pienss ssll suA ersu,;...
harPeFskerry, Nov. ~, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
TRACT or LAND,
Lying and beng 10 the county u Frederick,
containing
TIsree KKssps9FreGS .qcree.

AbHSC AAssssnBeeS saEFeHs
More OF less, being the same tract If land
That the tate stephen Mayors, purchased ct
William Frost, aud was left by bis last will
and testament 10 bis two sons, John and Ste
Phen Mayors. Part 81 this land n cleared,
ana the balance well tiubered. sale ~ take
place II ] O'Clock, P.n
The title 10 tho above land u believed a.
De indisputsble, but shall only convey such
a. . vested N ms by the trust deed aforesaid.
SiLAs OAK, TTuslss.
Frederick Co, Nov. ~. ls33.-st.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

VIRGINIA, TO WIT;
In thu Circuit Superior Court &c Law and Chan
Gerry Tor Jeffesson county, October stl, 1888:
Daniei .nc f'hrrsoH. ............. PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
Sa1snef .Vcf'lersoH. GaiDs,RStrafor If John n.
.Hcf'hersOn, drc'd Ellen Nc I'her son, .rrI,.r,
Lee Crggs ND f'ae'soR. injI,f,
IN CHiN'CERY.
M ORE than four months having elapsed,
I'VE since che bill filed, aud the service Of the
subp<ERa va this upOn the defendants sam
aei Mephcrsoh sbd Ellen SiePherson, and they
still failing 90 appear aud answer, the ELL IL -.
ken foe confessed - 10 them. Aud the cause
coming on To b. heard, this sub day Of October,
1888, ~ To the otlser party, upon the ball,
OF the guardian nd hfeHi, Who wss appointed BY
t'= Court for that purpose, and exhibits, ~as ar
gued by counsel !: On consideration whereof, the
Court doth sdjudge, order and decree, that Master
Cotnmissiobrr WoRTHiSsToS do settle the adj
ninis,rstion account Of Samuel Mcpherson, rs
administrator Of John A. McPhersou, deceased,
and do moreover call in by public advertisement
and take m account OF the outstanding debta, re-
manning unsatsiir,, against the estate Of the said
John a. McPherson, deceased, which bind the
real estate OF said deerdsnt, and also Of the an
nusi value Ut said real estate--stating all such
matters ~ he may deem pertinent, OF - may be-
required TO be stated by any Of said parties and
make report 10 th's Court, in order To final de-
cree. A COPY. Teslc
ROBERT 4. BROWN, c. c.
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TIRGLNLi. TO uIT.

GTRGLNL.3, TO NIT:
Al Mules holden in the Clerks Office of tl,c Cir
cut Superior Court Of Law aud Chaneery for
Jefferson County, the first Monday IN Novcm-
Der, 1858;
.ibrahdm Isier, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Nicholas ToH1g and Leonard lSd,Rer,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
XRWRR RAY.M.

10y virtue Of deed Of trust executed by
ND stephen Mayors to the subscriber, a.
trustee-whieh deed bears date the 9Th day
of June, 1893, add Is duly recorded IN the
clerks Office Of Frederick county court. I
shall, FOR the purposes therein specified, pro-
coed 10 sell, 81 public auction, for cash, be
fore We door Of TayIors hotel In Wibcbes.
ter, on Saturday the 3la day 81 Dscstabsv AsIf,
one-haIf Of a certain
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u. r. A0nsfrNnscE
II As just received, md offers for sale,
u u fresh s~pPiy OF
DRY GOODS, oAoOERIEs, 90.
Coasi<finy IN part Of
New fashion Csl,eoes PLOUGH h elathcs Lines
{" e. GinghAms Twioc, assorted
Grecian Net (nev srti- Nails, assorted
ele) HAVANA Coffee
SILKS: Jaws do.
Sup. Gros dc Sois RIO do.
80 Gros de Berlin Loaf Sugarj
4" Gros de Nap. Lump do.
Z" tros dc India Brown do.
" Gros de Eliza nev Nioiasses
artielc) Gun Powder Imp. Tea
Z" Gros de Caroline Young lily soa 40.
(ncw artiei-) Old llys son do.
ALSO: Cheese
Rich hg'j Null Muslin Butter Il vaterCraekcrs
81 Hook ScKnrs
Scarlet and other Flsn- Brandy
nels Wine
worsfcd Hose Nc. &c. Ram
Bed Cords Jamaica Spirits, BIC. Ne.
Shepherdstowp, Sept ~, 1888
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Oct. ~, 1888.
Timber AVID Lumber.

H>HE subscriber having purchased the entire
u interest OF Messrs. Lewis Wernwag and
James Hook, IN the timber and lumber on
hand, and rented the saw-u,ill, 10 prepared 10
hii balls at n short notice. Tor cash or APPROX
edPaper: Having on hand good supply OF
seasoned
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a T1uss3ASe TsnsseSv, re.
AT HARPERs-rERRY.
Nm QAY.2


UvHE very valuable and eligible real pro-
- Perty belonging TO ths estate Of Town
sood eschhsm, deed, situated on the upper
part Of the Islsnd Of virIinius, at IisrPers-
Ferry, b nov In the msrkst, at private sale.
The premises consist Of . TANNING ES-
TABLiSHMENT, with vster works TO grind
bark. large number Of vais, Shop. Bark
Houses, and every other sPpartensnce rc-
q \ ee0sive ScalS
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Nes0 Book r. SsAFt0m0Sn
STORE.

Li.IfT:S a. FITZSLSLHO.N:y
ID EsPRCTFULLY informs his friends an,
N y The public. that be has opened . large a,.
spisndid assartfnent og
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

GEO. u. MosBER, Cashier.
Feb. II, IS33.-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

per anpum al
. per cent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

per anaiIm %
per cent.
per annum OF
2 per cent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05
MEXICO.

The New Orleans papers contain adYices
IRON the capital TO the 2l,h July, Vera Cruz
70 the 5lst OF that month, and from Tampico
to the 18th inst The presence Of pestilence
and civil war in that unhappy country, rem
ders the intelligence truly melancholy. The
cholera bad made its appearance in the city
OF Mexico, and IL is ascertained 10 have pre-
vailed with great violence in ST. Luis de Po-
tosi; the detachment Of troops under the
command Of General Montezuna, consisting
oil about $500 men, were IN consequence
Obliged TO quit that place, and eucamp some.
where IN the neighbofhood where il had not
yet appeared. There bad been a bloody bat
tie before Puebia, 10 which the revolutionists
suffered severe defeat. They were Obliged
to raise the seige and retire Santa Anna was
advancing towards PuebIa at the head Of $500
men there were already congregated at Mexi-
co 9OO0 soldiers. The government troops had
succeeded IN several petty engagements the
constitutional party had the decided advan-
tagc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

VERY LATE PROM EUROPE.

BY the arrival st New York Of the pack
et ships George Washington and Canada.
our contemporaries Of that city have been
furnished with Lsadoa dstes 70 the Sist
July. The news farnished. though not i'm
Pofssnt. possesses some interest We c.
ny the principal items.
Letters bad been received in London
from Lisbon 10 The gid, and Oporto 10 the
10th July they state that general attach
was made ON Oporto on the 25th July by
Marshal Bourmont. in which he WAS de-
frated- One Of Don Pedro's men OF war.
during the enlargement. entered the Doro.
and rendered great assistance TO Don Pc.
Admiral Nspiers feet on the a2d wa.
six miles from Lisbon. previous TO whie
be landed number Of troops aud took ST
Ubes.
There bad been a great fluctustion in
Portuguese Scrip in the morning IL rece-
ded TO fOA-since which. owing 10 the
news from Oporto. il improved 10 Is pre-
MUM.
The Church Temporalities Bill had
passed tho House Of Lords by . large ma
jority-54 majority for the third reading
Of the Bill
AT the early session OF the House oil
Commons, on the 9sih. the Slavery Abo-
liiion Bill WAS again considered. Sir F.
Wilmot moved 10 reduce the compenss.
ton TO the planters 10 $4,000 .o00t The
debate on which having continued till 5
o'clock. the discussion was adjourned.
MIR. Nathaniel Sneyd. . wine merchant
in Dublin. had been shot in the street, by
the firing Of brace Of pistols. by some
we'll dressed, good looking man. the balls
from which passed through the head Of the
deceased. The cause wss wholly unknow n
the insanity Of the perpetrstor was al
legged Great excitement prevailed in
Dublin.
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LATEST PROM BuENos AYREs

by the Brig Eliza Ann At Boston. Buepos
Ayrean papers TO July 9th we're received.
The ". >. ship Warren arrived there on
the 22d June, and ssluisd the town with 81
guns, which was returned from the fort by 3
like number.
A despatch from General Rosas states that
on the 26ih June, the vanguard 81 the army
surprised the tribe of the fsusSss Cseians
Pailaran, killing almost ell the males sBd
making prisoners Of their families ,he Ca.
clique Was among the killed The vsctors
lost three soldiers and a sergeant Who we're
drowned "a crossing the river IN pursat AZ
the enemy. The horses taken fFoni the ln-
aians we're IN q starving condition, owing 10
the late drought in those parts aDd also from
The straits TO which tho indians themselves
we're reduced for want Of provisions. The
Army OF kosas was going INTO winter quarters.
On account Of some violent disputes which
were going on between sundry papers of the
capital, particularly The Gseeta Mereantil,
iris, and DefeBsOr De ios Dsrech hos del Pue bio,
The government inteTposed hs authority. ard
revived tie Law q sth Nay, l735, declaring
iis determination % prosecute those Nho
shonid violate u. The sa,d papers siill con.
tinung their hFs, I've government directed
prosecutions % be instiiaied against ihefa.-
There sPpears 10 have been, Niibsl, . lisgle
personal feeling on the part Of some msfn-
hcrs Of the government, Who themselves re-
ceisse more hot shots IN The progress % lie
eon'roferss than vas perfectly agreeable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05
CAMP MEETING

81 Camp Meeting sill held on the land
OF the heirs Of John Henkle, decd. abou. -
miles from IlsrPers-Fcrry. from Charles
town, and miles from hepherdstown ad-
joining the lands Of Mr. samuel strider and
opers, commencing on Friday the 9Th day of
september neat Persons Who intend en-
camping, will please bring their tent poles
with them. WA. HANK.
Aug. -. is11