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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-17

VIRGINIA:-At Rules in the Clerks office
of the County Court Of Morgan, at Bath, the
first Monday Of March 1884.
Jacob Snively and William Harmeson, partners
in trade, in the style of Snively and Harme-
son, piD's.
against
Samuel Eckfes and James Hook, def,ts,
THE defendant Samuel Eckles not
having entered his appearance and given
security, according to the act of assembly
s. the rules Of this court. and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is no in
habtant Of this country: it is ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day Of the next term, and answer
the plaintiffs bill. and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in Martinsburg, for two
months successfully, and another copy
thereof posted at the front door of the
Court House, in the town of Bath, Nor
gan county.
A Copy -Teste.
J. RICHARD, C. NC.
March 49, 1S34-9m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-17
q Om I'll ell d

is beautiful dapple grey, full sixteen and
a half hands high, eight years old, Of fine
blood, excellent action form and strength.
He was got by Bloomfield, Bloomfield by
the celebrated running horse Bloomfield
of New Jersey, by the imported President
President by Nelson, Nelson by Diomede
who was thought by sportsmen to be one
Of the best horses Of his day in England
Bloomfeld's dam was got by the imported
horse Dey Of AIgeirs; her dam was La
venia; she was got by Old Whistle jack
ct; her dam by Old Rockingham. Whistle
Jacket, the sire of Levenia, was got by
the noted running horse Diomede, all OF
which horses are considered Of the frse
blood in the country.
ALLEN G. HAMMOND.
ADrii g. 1884
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-17
Sir Walter Scott.

HyHIS beautiful and much ~
d admired Stallion will ftTXZTa
stand the ensuing season, iW
ending on the 25th of June, etSe2Ha6ns
on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays.
at the stable of the subscriber, 8 miles
from Charlestown; on Thursdays, Fri
days, and Saturdays, at the stable of ID.
III. Allen, Esq. miles north of Battle
town, at $40 cash the single leap-s15 the
season if paid before the expiration 1.-THE
season, if not $40 will be exacted in every
case-and $50 to insure mare with foal
so cents cash TO the groom in every in
stance. Any person sending mares will
be entitled to the 9th mare gratis. Mares
that went TO Red Rover last year by the
season, and fail TO be with foal, will be
insured at the season price.-Good pas
turage, or mares fed on grain and hay at
either stand, on moderate terms,
SIR WALTER SCOTT is beautiful
dark bay, with handsome star, black
legs, name and tail, 5 years old this spring.
Is hands inches high-he istruly most
splendid animal, and much admired by
all who have yet seen him. His great
muscular power, commanding appearance.
oioob huu
the first horses of the day; and he is said
TO be more like his noble sire, (Monsieur
Tonson,) than any colt Of his get; and
was sold 10 Mr.. Robinson at 8 years old
for $4,000.
The Monsieur Tonson stock stand high
er in the estimation Of MIR. VIM r. John
son. than any other stock in the Unite
States. In reference to that fact, give
an extract from Mr.. Johnson's advertise
ment
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-17
MACHINE CARDS.

FHsHE subscriber has contracted for q
d large supply of MACHINE CARDS
winch he confidently expects to receive
ny the 18th or Goth of the present month
ne qnaIity IS warranted inferior to none
IN the United States; and they will be sold
at the factory prices in Baltimore or else.
w where. A part of the cards will be oil the
hllt KIND, for breaker daufers, or other
small cylinders. Full sets may be had for
machines, as the stock comprises about
len foil sets Comb plates and hand clean
ers may be had also.
Orders for the above will be promptly
attended to, and the cards carefully put
up and forwarded to the persons ordering
the same.
ROBERT SHERRARD
BIoomery Mills, Hampshire co.
March IS, ls34.-tm.
Blanks for sale ut this Office.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-17
Land and Mills
EnR SAFE

REY Farm and Mills near Har,insburg
I'VE Berkeley county, Va. are still for
sale; the Tract consists Of about
40 ACRES OF FIRST RATE
Land, inferior to none in the Valley, we'll
improved and in high state of cultivation
am disposed to sell it on accommodating
terms, either entire. or divide it to sui
purchasers; a more full description Of this
property can be seen by reference TO soma
of the late numbers or the Martin sbure
Gazette, in which it has been heretofore
advertised.
MATHEW RANSOM.
February Is. IS34-u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-17
PEDIGREE

Major Jack Downing is beautiful blue
roam. l2a hands high and only three years
old this spring. He was sired by the old
imported Sancho, from Spain. the largest
Jack that was ever known in Virginia
WILLIAM n. THOMPSON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-17

THERMoMETER6, Hindo,t., n,
Stones, Shoe Brushes and BlscL;u.a
Pen Knives, Silver Pencil Cases rig,
Points, Cloth and Hair Brushes, Too,t
do, also, Latin Grammers and Dic,;Oa
arys, and great variety Of such srti.l..
for sale at
RICHD. McsHERRY & BROTHERS
Martinsburg, Feb. 81, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-17

Mr.. Martin, who in his recent travels
in India made an immense collection of
the skulls on the different battle grounds
which English hayonets have left there,
says, the Uranium of the Bengalee is as
remarkable for its thinness, as tina. of
the Burmese is for its thickness, that
the former are very protuberant, and
the latter perfectly flat behind. All ma.
tons, he thinks, have different skulls.
This IS quite probable.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-17
JOHN HELFERSTaY.

JOHN HELFERST.aY,
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER,
y has removed his shop, to the room
adjoining Mr.. Thomas G. Smiths Store,
and on the Public, Square where he has
on hand, SADDLES, orioles, HAIR
.NESS, &c. SC. He is also prepared
to execute all orders in his line Of business
at the shortest notice, and upon terms to
suit the "PREssURE OF THE TIMEs."-
He returns his thanks to the public for
past favors, and asks continuance Of the
same.
.Martinsburg, April 8, lS34.-St
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-17

What news to -dayr said merchant
to his friend lately. What news, re-
sponded the other, nothing only the
tlmos look better-people are getting
on their legs again 'On their legs
said the first, Il don't see how you
make that out. why, yes replied the
other, folks that used to ride are obi
ged to walk now; is not that getting on
their legs again.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-17

Believing Sir Walter Scott to be one Of
the best young horses in the State. pur.
chased one half of him the fall after he
was 8 years old, for which paid Fifteen
Hundred Dollars cash. His feet being in
bad condition. very seriously injured. I
turned him out and took him up last fall
and put hum in training, when | had the
highest expectations from him, Judging
from his private trials with Pizaro, Eliza
Warten, and other distinguished horses
in my stable. considered him The best
horse in the state, and sought the earliest
opportunity for him TO display his power.
but the disease in his feet returning. he LET
down in his first race at Lynchburg. TSee
Turf Register, November No. 1888 !
Shortly after which. Mr.. Robinson refused
Itco Thousand Dollars for his half of him
THOMAS BOSWELL.
Feb. Goth, 1884.
| do hereby certify, that | saw a private
trlal with Major Doswell's stable OF horses
short time before they set out for Lynch
burg. fall of 1888, when il was evident
or Walter Scott was much the best horse
he had; and as such, he selected him to
run for the Lynchburg jockey club purse,
although he had in his stable, Pizaro, Mos
cow, Eliza Warten, Lady Roland, and
others. most Of which have distinguished
themselves as racers. Given under my
hand, this 1Ist Feb. 1884.
WIN. WILLIAMSON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-17

A sporting dnecdote Of a duke.-The
late duke of R had some capital
hunters in Sussex. A monkey, who
was kept in the same stable, was re-
markably fond ofleaping from the back
of one horse to another, and thereby
teasing the poor animals necessarily.
The groom made complaint to the
duke, who Immediately formed plan
to remedy the evil. ',If he is so fond
ofriding," said his grace, "we'll endea.
your to give him enough ofit;" and ac-
cordingly provided complete jockey
dress for the monkey. The next time
the hounds went out, Jocko, in his uni
form, was strapped to the back Of one of
the feetest horses in the stud. The view
halloo being given, away they went
through thick and thin; the horse car
rying SO light weight, presently left
all the company behind. Some OF the
party passing by farm house, enquir-
ed of a countryman, "Whether he had
seen the foxl" "Aye, zure" said the
man, che be gone over yon fallow field
by the whoame close" "And was there
any one up with the houndsl" "Aye
zure" said John, "there be little mon
in yellow jocket, just gone by, riding
as though the devil be in EN-. | hope,
from my heart, the young gentleman
mayn'nt meet with fall, for he rides
mo-. monstratious bould!"
The experiment, however, had the
desired effect; for Jocko could not en-.
dare the sight of a stable afterwards.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-17

GLORY BY THE BUsHEL.-A West.
ern farmer was asked yesterday in
this city, what he was getting for his
wheat at this time. A dollar bushel
says he, the same as usual. But Itho't,
says the inquirer, that wheat had fall.
len very much of late. No, replied the
farmer, it's the old price, we get fifty
cents in cash, and fifty cents in "glory.'
". Y. Courier.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-17

Blanks for sale n. this Office,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-23
MELANCHOLY EVENT

The sensibilities Of our little community we're
deeply excited on Friday evening last, By . dis
tressinE accident which occurred awhile before
sunset. Mr.. JoHS JAMS FaAHE vas found lying
"a the road. about tvo miles south Of this place.
in.ngled and bleeding. having been thrown from
his gig. from the effects Of which he died in lea.
than IN hour. Mr.. Frame had been TO his farm
IN The country. and vas returning When the
melancholy event occurred. no ooe sau The -.
e'den' : bat Thomas GriEEs. Esq. rode up Will,
the duSs vss Jet flying. and wss horror-s,rieksu
to Ind geH'lemss, vhom he did NOT ., frs, re-
sogniEs, Prosrsse, add 10 the last sEoaiss Of e.i.
tsass. Medical aid vas soon obtained. bo, ,oo
late. The injuries TO the head, face and body. al
the deceased. we're 90 CREST, a. to ssuse the be.
hef tia, he had either been thrown violently
sEaia'' tree, or dragged fOr soune dis,soee over
che rough road.
Ills sgoniEsd vife and mother, upsa hearing
The heart-rsnding news, FASTENED towards the
scene o. 20. snd vere met With the sufuI tid;np,
that the spirit q thciF beloved one he'd a.di r.
Feased and bruised hearts can beis-r pse,vr. IN.
sn'ru"'y a their grief than ve can describe IL.
The rrssaias of the deoess~a we're eoo,ex.d ~
che residence Of bis father, from vAene. Ii. 6,-
"er@' -a' attended, the next day. TO the Epi.eo-
pa church yari.l'y sl-rg- ss.srnblsgr o. sorrow.
'nE relatives ssud friends
Mt FaAHa vss ia The t,rirse Of liz h.;.-
a'oh h'r'y-'vo years u srs, IN pro,per,,,,
e'roamstanee' gsu,Ienaa e cas-, s.d f,.ri,.-
ting Hsnoers nd bleed ~ish an ,ho.. .o.,.i
aad endeariag ties which make up ss.,,, L.r,i.
ness h. sss highly esteemed IN the commands,
an shish hs lived. - IL tested BY The uo,v,,..ll,
Per,sding sorrov which touches every heart ,,i
hov overstadovs every face.
To the aEouiEed feciiaEs q his devoted vife.
pareh,s, aad sonaeSions shat ooasol.sion can b,
offered IN ihese The srss hoars e tleir deep deep
20 Ihere ar mou'eass vien Il would h. cruel
% '"'rade aPoa The sserrdness - grief A sor-
~ % natural mus have i,, Swsy, aud stemp,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-23
a Gard.


lHviiE odheers. non-comnissioned officers
II musicians, and privstes, Of the "Pots-
mac RHs Cssspsry," beg leave, through the
medium Of public Journal. TO indulge In the
expression Of their unfeigned thanks, for the
sentiensniy and cordial greeting extended to
them BY Capt. VIM. RossRrsox, his officers
and Company, on their recent excursion to
Hassrsio~n.
To Doctor q. w. BeERsTLEs. and the CON-
mities Of arrangement Of which he was
chairman, they beg leave 20 tender their
~armsst acknowledgements, for the gene rous
and constant exertion manifested 70 promote
the comfort Of the Company.
To y. 4 ID. CLAcrrr Esq'rs, who entertain
ed them during the whole trip. with num-
hcent and genuine hospitality, equsiIsd only
by the unostenistious warmth Of their rscep-
ton, the " PotsraAe R.fs Csmpssy," individu-
ally and collectively beg leave TO return their
sincere aud unqualified thanks, to pray them
To accept Of the assurance Of their most pro-
found gratitude, and allow them, nj ne early
a period n possible, the indispensable graft
location Of presenting them q Silver Medal,
commemorative Of the visit, q gsgs d'smifie
Oct. y, 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-23
DIED,

On Saturday last, Mra SARAH NIxox. wife nj
Mr. James Nixon, Of Shepherds,own, ia the sl,h
year Of her age.
At the residence Of Doet Joseph G. U.ys 4,
Sharpsburg, on Monday evening the 22d St.t,,cm-
her, OF bilious fever, Dr. GEoRsK w. H,Is. IN
the Esd year OF his age.-eidea sou Of Wm. r.
Hays. Esq Of Waynesburg, Green county, Pa
and late graduate Of" Jefferson College"
Oh Sunday morning the 10Th inst, At half MAJ,
u o'clock, the Right Rev. JANIS wHrrrIsLp
Archoishop OF baltimore. la the loss Of this mos
amisbic aud highly respected prciate, the member,
OF the Roman Catholic Church, in the dioc-.e
over which lac has for some years presided. hay,
been deprived OF pastor TO whom they ~er,
bound BY the slrietcst ties Of religion, add whose
psternsl care OF the flock, which had been commit.
TED TO his charge, had caused him TO be regur,Ie,
with sentiments OF the most profound love aud re !.
peel. Hts suavity OF manners and mecknrss ol
department had, We believe, procured for him thu
Kind regard OF all Who knew him, without di.t,nc
ton OF sect, which eau,,d him 10 be esteemed .
worthy successor Of the distinguished and much
iAmented divine TO whose high dignity he succeed.
cd some years since, Chronicle.
In SALISBURY. Vermont, the lion. Jox.s G. A.
LrsHA, aged NJ years. Mr.. GaluSha was. fo,
many years, Governor of the State Of Vermont !
member Of the Council tor nearly twenty wears
Judge OF tie Supreme Court, ADD Sheriff IIs
wAaa veteran Of the Revolution, aud vas nj IN,
battle Of Bennington.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-23
FURNITURE,
Public Sale.

"iTH view Of closing nv bu.ines.
w will sell, at public auction. on Sal
urday the sth Of .N6reraJtr merit, at my resi-
dence, about "a miles West Of CharIestown,
all my Personal Property, consisting Of
Two good Wagons head Of Horses,
Twelve head of Catiie-30 Fat Hogs,
Forty Stock do.-Three Bsrshear Pioughs,
Three double shovel do.-Four single do.
Three Harrows-one hrst-rate Wheat Fac,
One Cutting Box,
Five Feather Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding,
One Clock-one template Stove,
One large Copper Kettle,
One Bureau-one Corner Cupboard,
Tables-Chairs. sc. SC.
Grain IN the ground,
Corn BY the barrel, delivered al the heap
"A credit until the first Of August next will
DC gwen on all sums over i've dollars. tho
purchaser giving bond with good security
For all sums Of five dollars and under, tho
cash will be required. No property to ba
removed until the terms Of sale be complied
with. Sale TO commence early in the day.
JOHN HiEDwOHL.
Oct. l6, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-23
ii Choice Farm for Sale.

WILL dispose Of . small, but very fertile
L. FARM. containing two hundred and I'VE o.
" live acres OF laDd-about 60 Of which are
cleared. his we'll watered, and unsurpassed
in eligibility Of situation and fertility Of soil
q Is within two miles OF Charlestown. uhe
county seat Of Jefferson aud i've OF Harper,-
Ferry, and 10 in the neighborhood Of several
fine merchant mills and the great improve.
ments recently erected. The buildings arc
such n 10 suit plain farmer.
Possession viii be given on the first dsy OF
January next. The farming utensils, stock
and about 20 acres Of grain just seeded, may
be had at valuation.
Tsrnr:-One fourth Of the purchase none y
in hsnd-the after payments to suit purchas-
ers, provided interest BE- paid annusiiy A
deed OF trust, TO secure tho after payments,
will be required.
Communications for information may be
directed to Charlestown, Jefferson county,
Va postage paid.
JAMES L. RANSOM.
Oct. %, Is3i-I
QT The -NtInonal InfeLEgencer, Bdlfirnor,
.f~erIea'i, Frederick Herald, aud Higrrsfo.sn
Torch I1yh, lgtR insert fhe aSot~ once a .rerk.
al FORBID, ard for-iVdTd their btiLs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-23
BLaOOMERY FARM
For. sale.

HViIE undersigned will sell the above va
IL luable FARM, lying on the Shenandoah
River, IN Jefferson County, Va. about miles
from Charlestown, and seven from iIarpers-
Ferry. IL contains 1884 Acres Of 6rst-rate
Limestone Land, one-third Of which is an
timber, and the cleared land in q high state
of cultivation. II IS watered, 10 addition to
the Shenandoah, by a never-failing stream,
(the Charlesiown Run, and has upon il seye-
raj hne springs. The improvements arc; q
large stone Dwelling House, stone Smoke
House, Corn House, Dairy, sc. There Is
also upon II, large Orchard Of prime and
choice Fruit.
There is fine merchant-mill and saw
mill within one hundred yards Of the dwell
ling, and several other extensive mills IN the
neishborhood. II is in the vicinity Of the
great internal Improvements lately construct.
ed in the county. aud has unsurpassed facili-
ties for intercourse with good markets As
persons desirous OF purchasing, will doubt
less view the premises, the terms aud further
particulars will be made known on applica-
ton. ADAM EICHELBERGER
Oct. %, 1884.
U-TThe Wnehesfer Republican NIL biease CO.
Py fhe above three fumes, and forlrard account
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-23
VERMONT

On the 10th inst. the official return
Of votes for Governor and Lieutenan,
Governor of Vermont was made to the
Legislature in joint meeting. II ap-
pears that the vote was-for Palmer
Anti Masonic) IL. l3l. Bradley Jack.
SOM 1851; Seymour (whig) TO-
l59; Scattering, -.
The vote for Lieut.. Governor, for
which Office there were also three can
didates, was nearly similar.
In the afternoon both Houses pro-
cecded TO the choice of a Governor.
when William A. Palmer was elected.
he having received Ia votes out of
It's. Mr.. Egerton, (Anti- Masonic) was
chosen Lieutenant Governor, and Mr..
Augustine Clarke was elected Treas
urer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-23
sALR MRuORANpUus.

Sale. this day. Of VIM. n. Crigx.. property
near Nv. ~vi.s mill .a.a-.a--
Also. uiis dsy. the ale of John Buffers pro-
perry, NEAR snyder's Ford mill.
Sale Of House and Lot in Shepherds ,yn, by
IL. Berry. trustee. on Saturday neat
The rrader will perceive tl., two very superior
tracts OF Land arc advertised in this weeks p.-
pr. They arc Of s. good quality, perhaps. ~ say
land IN this county. % renowned for frrtili,y. -
On one Of the farms an average crop Of forty bush
els 10 the ssrs has bceu rsised-aDd this has been
PrO"oaDs~'i By ~ experienced agrieuituri.s, ~bo
has s'en good English farming. the bes, crop he
ever sA~. The other farm Is nearly adjoining,
aud IS of the sArne quality. The, beth richly de-
serve the sIieution Of purchasers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-23

that IL thew put . droo Of water O. The Gre
they would BE- beaten One or I've eompa-
MES, however. persisted in their exertioas,
and one sttsehmeat vas Led out, but Il vas
soon dragged away BY main force. aud As
Whole sieek Of ssiikiass rss Per,niifsd 10 ssru
dsra'
These particulars embrace, we believe. all
the facts Of the case without coloring or par
iiality. The scene altogether vss nost dis
graceful to the country. The houses destroy.
cd were the property Of IN ssodsoding ciii-
zen. who had acquired them By hard industry
His ioss will probably not fall short Of
5000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-23
Trssaf Sale.

10y virtue Of deed Of trust, executed by
1D John Peter to the undersigned As trustee
Clearing date on the Isi day Of April, 1888,
anc duly reeorded,) for the benefit Of Georg.
{, Washington, Bushrod &. Washington, aud
others, IN said deed named, Z shall proceed
TO sell, on Friday the 26th day Of DsesmLsy
merit, on the premises, at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, all the said John Peters
right, title, interest and claim, either in Law
or equity, in and to a certain TIA OF
LAND, being part Of An undivided moiet,
Of that valuable tract Of land on which the
said John Peter now resides, near Halltown.
IN the county Of Jefferson. SAID interest will
amount 10 about 100 scres and the tract OF
which u - an undivided part, lies about mid
way between CharlestOwn and Harper,-Fe
~, aud immediately on the turnpike and rail
road. The land y naturally fsrtile, and - m
high state OF improvement
Terms Of sais.--One-third Of the purchase
money IN hand, and the balance On two equal
annual payments. The subscriber will con-
vey 20 the purchaser such title a. Is vested
IN him by the deed Of trust
JOHN MOLER
Oct. %. 1884. Trustee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-23

Or quiet village 10 sboo, 70 prr.en, .. busy ,
'seee % has ever been Witnessed since "a. e.tab-
hsh@sa,. In addition TO the p~rsoas attending
The Superior Court. Ia -es.ior. multitude,
may Be esPss,sd To be prc.-ui during ,lr sitting.
Of the Synod d Virginia. Which assemble. hi.
day bas preparations have se.a going on Coz
s"sss tune aud several lectures upon the grrai
cause Of TcmPerAnes have been delivered. We
hope. am'siss the l.asl.ble saort, 10 e,,end the
usual eoart~.'e' and Inequalities u cur eommu.
"''y. " Oil b. rs"e"'e-rrd. ,h., I'e-p-ranoc "a
al tsass |" Chris,isa virtue. Ard ma Ic..
orrtsi"i, % 90 denounced .g.i-st those ,rls
to-'ff rsfh sfrsag dFiai. than upoa those ~ho
bind rho sGestioe. 20 e.rth ~ the o.en,.,;o..,
display % s.,O1ry ri.sds ssd episuru.n dsIis.-
eiea
ALLOW noe nature more ,h.a nature nc-ds..'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-23


Besides u bbls. Rye Flour, and IL Dbl.
Corn Meal.
GRAlS-WIesf.-The supplies OF Wheat
have been limited. and the gre alter portion OF
that received has been OF inferior QUALITY
The market iswithout any perceptibie change
since our last weekly report. Sales Of infe-
r'or to very good reds have been made at &c
to ioo cents; strictly prime red. would brins
lOl or lO2 cents, but Of thi, latter descrip.
ton there has been none in market for some
days.
C0rn.-ssles Of shipping parcel. Of yellow
Corn in the early part OF the week, at ~
cents, and to-day at 20 cents. Sales of lot,
OF white. for town use, at 40 cents; we quote
white for shipment at Is 4 69 cents.
R:.-some parcels Of approved quality
have been sold at ca cents: we quote tho
range OF .he market at IS 6S cents.
Oat'.-The market Is well supplied; we
quote rs in quality at 30 q 81 cents.
Ffarsesd-wsgon price 81 37A and store
price 81 90 per busheI.
Ciorer"ed Sales from stores, rs per quail.
hy, At u GOA a 81 s7t.
FLoua.-icster'lsy October I7l the currrn,
price at Flour from wagons vas 81 90 Las,
sales from stores 81 95 Tier. Ca-.