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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
wAsmNGTON COUNTY BANK.

WASHINGTON COUNTY BANK.
Al an election held on Monday the 9th inst.
at the Washington County Bank, the follow ing
gentlemen were elected Directors OF that in
s,itution for the ensuing twelve months:
Jacob T. Towson,
Daniel Charles, Jr.
Daniel Weisel,
Robert wason, ofwash-
John X. Dali, ington Co.
Charles A. warfeld, Of A.
Jacob Wolf,
Jesse Fahnestock,
John T. Cookus, Of Jefferson county, Va
Daniel Burkhart, Of Berkeley county Va.
William Reynolds, Of Baltimore.
At 4 meeting Of the Board on Thursday
last, John Van Lear, Jr. was reelected Pre-
sident Of the Institution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

The chairs Of fasfifules and .NsisriS .Hsdiea,
70 TIE University Of Maryland having been
vacated by the resignation Of lhs former in-
sum0ents, ~ meeting Of the Trustees
heId on the 9Th inst.-the subjects Of the
Guar OF Institutes were assigned 20 the
ehafs o. Anatomy, Practice Of Physio, and
Maieria Aedica, and Professor RobJev DIM
gibson, Of The University Of Virginia. was
unanimously elected 70 the chair Of yNstsria
.dfdtea, 1Asrspsufies, TFgxisRs, and .H,dieaI
JurispV~&eHes, Whieh be has accepted.
l,sh. Gsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

The Lexington (ky) Gazette notices N,
exhibition N that place, Of Miss soyder, !
Young lady about nineteen years Of age. who
= regarded as one Of the greatest natural Gu.
I'oanies ever seen. The lady has neither
hands nor arms, nor IL there 10 be seen the
least appearance Of an arm She has one
leg and foot complete, with the exception Of
ne toes being only fopy instead 81 Eve. The
ou,er leg has bat oDe joint that 81 the ankle
aia - 0niy about half the length Of tlss frat
.he 100, having on u like the oiher) only four
'oes she y three feet one inch bizh. sei1b-
Ing ~ lbs, y IN possession Of all her mental
iaeuiues' eonverses very n,isntiy on any sub-
Ject' and y very fond of engaging Va CONVEX.
sation with lsor sisiters. She SOW Ln;,.
Ieinis, cuts variety q aowsrs, watch M.
psEa, &c. aad votes iOlsrably well with ker
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

a correspondent Of the Augusta n. Ameri-
can Gazette, writes from MillodgeyilIe, IN
der date Of the 9Th inst. that Judge WAYNE
has been elected Presiden, Of the Georgia Re-
duction Convention. The vote stood, Judge
Wayne Isl, w. ". Crawford IS, scattering
?. The same writer also states, that the ma
Jority Of Union and Administration member
Is al least isrO 20 ore
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
BON THE yl.E rHksS.

"HASTE To THE FIELDS"
HH.tc 10 the fields. away, a~sy!
And leave dull carr beiind,
Earth has pat on hrr robss of May,
And fragrance hiisth wind.
All u.ing. that live arr merry now;
Hark hark the wsrhlcr's song,
Cngrafcful man. smooth, smooth Thy brow,
And Joan the happy throny.
Avricc. rslsx thy grsedy hold,
Leave, leave corrodias cares
A richer banquet, far than gold,
Nature Tor th1c prepares.
Ambition. check thy tow ring pride,
Forget awhile thy ssLcm.s,
Ovation hath feast ,uppliv,i,
Far better than Thy dreams.
Hssac 60 the fields, sway, away.
Der hill and valley rove;
Crention chants joyful hay
The theme is-s God il love"
THEwsoN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

Mr.. John RGndoiph.-By looking under the
head Of the New Market races, the res.ler
will discover that Mr.. John Randolph address
ed the party ut the Jockey Club dinner on
Thursday last Gentlemen from this city,
present on the occasion, represent il as among
the brilliant efforts Of that extraordinary Re-
MUS tie irod the wine press Of wrath, aud
ranging through society, struck down moral
and political offenders on the right and lei /,
even as Achilles among the Aying squadfons
OF Troy Richmond Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
NOLnNlZATION slN,IEIY-

0TThs annual fsessing q thu AnxiIiary Colo-
niz.,ioa sosisiy q lsEsrsOa County, viH take
pi.ee n slss Presbyissisa Chareh 10 Clsasies,oun
On Friday Ihs Ss,h iasa~I ., o'clock, ,. y. -
pansi"sl ssseadsaes Of tie n~mber, !, very
se.sfnsle. alag ts, 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

AoHfOAhs NAV Aus
Dusi--We learn that Mr.. William ARMS
tead (son Of the late Mr.. Armistead, of this
Borough) and Mfr. John Carey, two young
gentlemen Of Hampton, met yesterday morn
lng between and 3 O'Clock, on Old Point
Comfort, TO decide q matter Of personal diff
ference. the particulars Of which We could
not learn, and upon the first Ere Mr. ARMS.
lead was shot through the body, which our
informant feared would prove mortal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
PERSPECTIVE


ka1iE undeFsigned avaiis ,Aersen Of dis
popular @ethod u informing re eitizens
y =, VERY, that sl,s sssehss IIRST'EC-
1tbk AAsIHLA1G IND P.gE.A'TLNI,, 90
nseaner uhieh enshlrs the bopii 10 sorst,lrts ID
- - hssfA The terms sres a., Dss pupil 80
ssira shefke " peiaia, payer, ke sVes inlcb.
- bee sasfts sss be sesn ~ her roen
". CHICHESTER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

John Thompson has been convicted, during
the present session Of the superior court, OF
"house-burning," and sentenced TO S years
Imprisonment in the penitentiary.
The building which this man set on fire wa,
The Pine Grove Factory, owned by Joel Ward
Esq, Of Berkeley, and rented by AR. William
Janney
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
LIZZIE

Htib spbecribers have Coz sale . kiln 81
~ FRESH BURNT LINE, near ire shan
nonesls springs. The Lime viii BE- dsiisssss
10 purchasers II required.
HUGH MCDONALD,
SIDNEY =. GALLAHER.
Nay %, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

BY late act Of the Legislature Of Nes
York, Il e provided that if any master OF
vessel arriving from a foreign country, shall
knowingly bring any convict ~ a passenger
OF otherwise isto that State, he shaIibe deem
ed guilty q = misdsmesnor, and subject 20
me not exceeding three hundred dollars, ard
imprisonment not exceeding one year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

ST- The subscribers TO the fund for sncio-
sing the Presbyterian Church Yssd viii
please pay without delay 10 caro- MooRE,
Esq IN order that the same may be finished
May y, 1893. TIE TRI, STEES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

United States Bank Stock, to the amount
$50, 600, vas sold at the New York Exc hange
Board on Thursday last, at IL I-2 to IS 7-s
per cent. above par.-[.kaf Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

SILAn notices Of Commissioners, Trustees,
Administrators. or Executors. must e,,hef be
paid for at the time VI advertising, or imms-
diately after sale.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

The National Gazette says cit is Ger.
tain that MIR. Stevenson, Of Virginia, has been
dominated Minister at the Court Of London. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

1t IS officially announced in the number of
the African Repository which has just APP
peared, that Philip X. fendall, Esq. has been
appointed Assistant Secretary TO the American
Colonization Society. We fully agree with
the Repository, that from his well known
character, and abilities, he may be expected
to render important aid TO the cause.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

The State Convention, for amending the
Constitution Of Georgia, commenced It's ses-
sion at Milledgeville on Monday the 9th inst.
All the Counties except Marion were repre-
sented 245 members answered 10 their
names.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

BAtuNeHE, HATi7
FLOUR. The wagon pr,ee has been ssessfy
ihronshasIi the vssk, including to-day, AZ IS u
per barrel
ALEXANDRIA, KAY ~.
FiOUH-Yesterday the - sgon psiee oG Flour
S"R - W. We heard q no sales from
.ioresi q - held Il s. so.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

'HOsk.--A small house was burnt Al mari
borough, N. VI. " Tie afternoon, a week or
two since. Two young children were alone
IN the house, the mother being n noi1b-
Oors. brave little fellow, ~ years old
offered TO go IN after the children. b,,s The
neighbors, Who bad collected, attempted 60
discourage him, desming the experiment too
hazardous. He, however, boldly persisted
and eHtricated the two children, one bv ooe
Who had eraWied under the sink for ssf.tv-I
and got out himself before the roof Zen IN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

appointment BY Judge Psrksr.-Msjor Jo-
sEpm KEAx to be clerk Of the superior court
OF law and ehancery for Frederick county.
FFinehsstsY Republican,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

clergyman recently died N England. sun
Posed 10 be poor--but IN examining H. ~.
teets, hard cash 70 The anOunt Of oter 5000 !.
900 vas found.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

waite Washing The quality as well as the
appearance Of the white wash Is vastly i'm
proved, BY adding at the rate Of two ounce
OF puTcth sIeid 20 haiTa bushel Of good lime
whist % Is dissolving in water. n would DO
without the acid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

The King Of Prussia has lately made an i'm
PoFtsnt concession 10 he subjects He has
gwen permission 10 public fuRctionariss ~ =
very advanced eye 60 appear al Court Ia pa.,-
tsiosns instead d state brssehssg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

Baltimore has contributed 1916 % 70
the Cumberland sufferers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

Beauty without virtue Is Ike a flower viii.
cut perfume.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

The number Of drunken persons who. du-
ring the year 1892. were taken into custody
oy the London metropolitan police, and dis
charged when sober. is twenty Eve thousand
seven hundred and two-of whom I5.4lI
were males, 1925 females. And this number
:: but part, fraction, Of the host Of London
tiplers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

The Portuguese Queen Donna Maria do
Gloria attained her fourteenth year on the Igti
uitlmo-that Is the period at which, according
70 The laws Sf Portugal, she could take the
reins Of government.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

Emigranfs 70 JNiehigsn.-The Detroit Cou-
rier mentions the arrival at that place, Of Sc
ven STEAMBOATS,, from Buffalo, from the Is,
TO the 9Th inst. with 2Gl0 passengers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

The Charleston Mercury announces the
Hon. II. l.. Pinckucy, AZ present Mayor of the
city, as candidate TO represent Charleston
District IN the next Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
Correspondence Of the Bostos .fdroea

The venerable editor Of the Raleigh Regis
Ter, JosEPH GALES, Sen. father Of the editor
oil the National Intelligencer, has vacated his
editorial chair, in favor of his son, w. n.
GALES, and Is abou, TO remove TO the city Of
washington. complimentary dinner was
gwen to him prior TO his departure, by the
cilzens OF Raleigh, at which the Governor
Of the State presided, and Chief Justice Mar
shall was among the invited guests.
bah y3,aer
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DEATHS.

Died this tho ith inst, Mrs Mary Ann
thal tho wife Madison Watha ESQ., the Sid year age
Ia this of Providence husband sustained
atcetionatc m6thsr and beloved
ter aud tend- little loy moe Her hea IN
delicate for the sin weeks preceding
DEATH she conhaed her bed b. disease Which undermined
her remaining constitutions wai her the little
remained o the latter the effect OF disease,
nn any thing real aud suhstah In this conaitton
ounu sunk under "A yielded
-r 10 her God aud Redrm" who had
90 while IN health aud who ioiscok dcut The
OF hei departure, all heI friends
cold Resignation To tite 10, the joyful inhe
lance, which she about
soul Overlooking of
heat which bad stole too much OF her affections Lord
had kept her on living her high privileges
the doctrine God her Saviour.
On the llth his
Rieh2d nv,bcu Coeko. Leo la The 0h yeur o age
Painful aud distressing task
Of Mrs Elizabeth Turner oil DocLwood Sppsy who was
suddenly taken from the bosom OF her dear iam
9th ins after Hines oil but ivc hours
cure, IN the 57h Of her The writer OF w
M TODD justice the worth aud Of this estifn bc
decea has filled the breasts o hei bersaved with the
est ansOsh caused utteblc distress brother
ca deep melancholy tho minds of all her relatives, cnds
hy the dsoth dosng
TEL and an SINCERE" aud
10 all who knew Mrs Turner
heeton that To her there has
Remarkable dcgroe that religion o the
whom she has long boon
OF its sting, despeiis the grave oi victory
bosom o the God that existence
unaloy ed bliss aud uuSuliot Happiness. =
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FOURTH or my

small portion of the citizens OF Matthews togotbsr
WIN Few friends from Middlesex, after having listened
to eloquent aud impressive address deIivered he WI
nam Tod, Esq III which, after briefly noticing the min
cPa events connected with and leading to the Decara
uo o. ihuePennence he advcrted with peculiar energy
10 the present political condition of our country and
the great importance Of vigiant watch over our
servants aud rigid adherence the great PRINCIPLES If
9S aud 30, sat down a public dinner provided b, RI
mas EDWARDS Esq. After The cloth was removed Dr
ALBERT u Hndgins was called to preside at the board
sisted oy H. Montague, Esq OF Middesex az vice Pc
sident. and Shepard G. Miller was spposIeJ seco,
when the following oass wero drank with perfect b.
mony and good feeling: r'''' mar
me Dsy we celebrate Rejoice Americans, Ills the
glorious natal OF modern liberty. " e
me memory OF Jefferson This day honoured tV bls
PATRIOTISM and eonseerated by his death . ~
o. ne memory Of Washington Pster pstriv
a. me memory Of Madison, Virginia adhsTes IA nj.
principles. "'os 70 DIS
o. The memory OF Monroe
lose e"'a 'Hoofns nis
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7. The President Of the United States.
Y Tho Haala Of nanarinania

u Inc fresiuent oil tue Ontteu States
3. The Heads OF Departments.
o. vuginis; be not msied by designing men. cheers
10. The Army and Navy Of the U. y. Efficient de-
Tenders OF liberty but dangerous Instruments OF tyranny
cheers.
IL. The American Flag:
Proud emblem, float thy stripes and thy stare
Proclaim great nation Is free,
We will ever stick closely 10 thee.
H. Virginia The first pose for the preservation
OF the Union. cheers.
Is. The defenders OF our country during the late war
II. The American Fair.
VOLUNTEERS
By Dr. -lUet q. Hudgins. The Union: Nav every
American weigh its advantages before they think of its
dissolution. ) cheers
By f.. s. Montague. The Citizens OF Matthews: True
TO the principles Of SO. cheers
By Thomas Eitodrds Andrew Jackson: Nowith-
standing the Force B we yet see enough to say
done thou good and faithful servant"
BY IPuii0m Crittenden. John Randolph May he
long 1--we In the hearts OF his counirymen.
BY Q. ID. Tompkins. The Eastern Travellers: May
Their mnging with the people he beneficial 10 The boz
ny corporate, as II will to their corporal bodies.
By Col. Thomas If,idgins The Day: Sacred to H..
oer'y and independence-ct party strife be hushod. )
cheers.
By S. C. Miller. John Tyler. our Representative in
Congress: Highly talcned-0s politician, possessing
'beraiy and msgnanimy deserving much praise. 3
cheers
BY e. T, .ho,rogue The Orator of the DAYS Honor
to him who has ably defended the principles Of Republic
can liberty
BY John l.. Hudgins Jr. Andrew Jackson: May
thy TRENDS not sulr themselves 10 be distracted by ,hy
enemies.
BY Nm Tod. The reserved Rights Of the States :
lie great distinguishing trait between
aud all other governmen,smay they long survive tn,
well nigh fatal stab aimed at tem by the late Proclana
Ucn OF Andrew Jackson.
Rsoircd That these proceedings be signed 10y the Sc
cretary, ami thereof forwarded the Editor, of the
Richmond Enquirer Tor publication.
SHEPARD G. MILLER. Chairman.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER
LINES suggested yhe Dinner at Buchanan's Spring
4th July, lS33-BT GUEST.
nerc meet IN concord men, who long have been
Warmly at variance: Here with brow serene,
The politician, strong in his belief,
Directs his sworn foe and buries every grief.
And Statesmen mngle who ne'er mix'd before,
forge' their creeds, and nurse their wrath nore
And tho you here might trace ont each opinion
hat e'er had birth within the Old Dominion;
Tho here Secession's voaries you espy,
And those who claim the right TO Nuiy-
The Tariffs hackers, and the Tariffs foes
As herce as England's champions of the Rose
N0U, all their feuds and hatred cast aside
They share the feast, and the Patriots pride
Miiie mngllng IN the joy Gus festive throng,
Cheerd by the flow Of sentiment and song
Two grey hard chiefs-time Ionord Patrsrchs sbar,
The generous glow that richly mantles there
;na'shdH-whose honor'd name to history dear
Living we love, and cherish, and revere;
And whose pure hfe-bIght virtues spotless page -
Unsain'd by selfish aim or party rage
shan wake The praise OF every aer-sgc.
A9l GiJbOn too--Nhle valour's need shall be-
The homage OF the generous and the free;
While the heart sweIls to hear the deeds of those
Whose breastwere freedoms buwark gansl her foes
Thou OF the Hope Forlorn-he gallant few:
Thy treasured name shall he immortal, too.
Around, the offspring OF later age
Listen win reverence 10 that sacred page
Where independence breathes in every line
Aud Liberty is sea'd-a Right Divine:
Relume the torch at Freedoms parent flame
And feel new ardor each thrilling frame.
As with deep tones Virgnia's favorite SON
Breathes the bold language OF her Jefferson
And well the reader can those words sustain;
Well could he wake proud Freedom. voice again
And Al, well does he in Fame's brigb, path replace
The moral Iitans Of an elder race
Virginias intellectual dynsAty
sun boasts an heir TO all its Hover, in leigh
Beneath such auspices the feast began
And through each heart kindred spirit ran
One sacred sentiment each bosom fired
Deep love OF country every thought inspired:
Love, that embraces all this widespread land
Whereer the star wrought banners folds expand:
And pride in all the heroes, statesmen saees.
whose names Hume our Hsiorys besnng pages
Pile III Virginia, Whose maternal breast
Nursed the young giants of the teeming West
who aTm'd her sous 10 combat aud to fall
As she would bid them to a festival
When our ioeiathers burst the British hraIl
Olt may Tie memory Of that glorious time
BE thus reoew'd Throughout, our happy cline
OH blend as here, upon this halIow'ti day
Talent and wit, and worth, in bright array,
Aud, with conjunctve sentiments, addressed
10 holy ieelings-never all suppressed,
"aken the patriot flame within each free born breast
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-19
July I9

TB1O Gtbrie Mnter aud Nancy his wife joseph Min.
& ter and Elizabeth his wife, Charles Cosby Oyerton
Cosby, VIM H. Cosby, Josiah Cosby, Mary Bagby, Rich.
ara Nj. Cosby, Archibald Cosby Abner Cosby, James
Cosby, or those claiming under him, aud Martha Cosby:
fou are requested TO forward forthwith and receive
the amounts TO which you severaIy entitled and now
IN my hands as Commissioner, arising from tie sale of
tract OF land formerly belonging to Charles Cosby dec
snd made agLeeablY TO decree Of tile County Cow -
Fow|4sta6 for your benefit Frs s SNNPS7N
Powbatan July 9Th, 1893 21-w6ts
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G UHkAA REWARD will be given for HENRY.
W n wv who ran away from me- on the 18Th Of
TIE present month He is about % wears of age sou,
made rather below the ordinary Git soft of speech
ana when raicd or arghled, has he impedinie nt in
MS speech quue black, has his forehead little
10 The le aknot may be the thumb of his rio b
hnnd from dsocstion OF the ion'hc carried will, him
white tur hat, blue broad coh coa' with velvet collar
Co,oureh cashmere pandloons and other clothing
NOT rccolected. think il probable he i'll eo off in CON-
pahy with some white person. The above reward will be
gwen Tor him. taken without the State Tor his delivery
to me, or secured n Jail, that get him. $40 if taken
within The State, and out OF the county aud il taken
within The county caution all persons against protect
ing said slave Henry, in any respect whatever
- THOMAS BROWN
N""psIidhu county, July ~. 2I-2tr