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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-04
adIress of Senator TiptOn.-On re

ADDRESS of Senator TIpton.-On returning
among his constituents the Hon. Senator Tip
ton, Of Indiana published an address, giving
an account of the course of events: during the
late session of Congress, more especially as
these related to the interests Of that state 1t
will be remembered that Gen. Upton was elect
ed as moderate Jackson man" in part by
other than Jackson votes, in opposition to
whole hog man. He has generally heretofore
voted on the administration side, though doubt
less with occasional misgivings as to the pro-
priety of doing so:-sometimes against the par
ty: showing in fact, as tar as we might Judge
from appearances and from these votes, that Mr..
Tiptons general wish was to support the Jack
son administration. The following is an extract
from Mr.. Tipton's address--from which it will
be at once evident that if he ever had any no.
ton for the collar, he is now done with it.
Bali. Pat
GA bill passed both Houses of Congress ap-
propriating money to improve the navigation Of
the Wabash river, but to this bill, SO important
to Indiana and Illinois, the President ofthe Uni
ted States has seen fit to refuse his SANCTION
This extraordinary procedure is in my opinion
irreconcilable with his approval of bills for i'm
proving the navigation of the Cumberland and
the Hudson rivers unless the advocates of this
policy seek to shelter themselves by claiming
more for rivers watering the States of Tennes
see and New York than they are willing to al
low to the rivers of Indiana and Illinois.
"This is a subject that addresses itself to the
sober sense Of every man in the community,
who takes any interest in the growth and pros
perity of the west. The people of Indiana would
do well upon all future occasions to pause be-
fore they lend blind support to men of doubt
full politics; for if we give up Internal Improve
ments, a protective tariff, and the regulation of
the currency what is left us worth contending
for2
"Had the bill for improving the Wabash be-
come a law. we could truly have said that more
had been done tor Indiana this year, than dur
ing any former session Of Congress except per-
haps that of 1867, when the grant of land was
obtained for our canal. Its failure is in no wise
attributable to inattenton or want of exertion
on the part of your delegation, and must be
deeply deplored by every friend of the State.
'!I.et us not despair however of ultimate sue
cess in our audable undertakings to improve
our country by constructing Canals and remov-
ing distractions to the navigation of our rivers.
We have commenced and have right to look
for aid from the General Government, and the
opposition of no one individual, however elevat-
ed he may be, can long resist the will of the
freemen of the West, when expressed through
the ballot boxes.
Your most obedient servant,
JOHN Upton.
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correspondent Of the New York CONNER.
cial, who was in Boston in 1892, attributes the
exception of that city from the visitation of the
Cholera, to the free Use of chloride of lime. BY
a vote Of the Corporation, that article was free,
ly distributed, without charge, to all who ap
piled for it,
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WHISKEY. &c.

~ Barrels Pennsylvania Whiskey, said to
Il be old and good.
Domestic Brown and Bleached Sheetings and
Shirtings, Bed Ticking and Plaids, at low pri-
ces, by the package or piece, to close sales.
Also, a large supply Of Occoquan Yarn, Car
pet Chain and Seine Irvine, at Baltimore pri-
ces J. w. SCOTT, Union street.
jy 25-eo2w
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The next elections are those of North Carroll
ma and Kentucky, which take place in August
In the latter State there is special election for
member Of Congress, in the district contested
by Messrs. Moore and Letcher, both Of whom
are candidates again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-04
A BROKEN DOSE
of Glory Retrenchne,t, and Reform.

The following five contracts for carrying the
mail, appear on the books ofthe Post Once De,
partment, in the name of James Reside and
Others The left hand column shews the con,
troct nrice. the middle column. the amount paid
by the department, as shewn in Major Barry,s
report of March 3, 1884, and the right hand CO.
inpn the difference between the two former, or
in other words, the amount OF extra allowance
Contract as re- Actual amt Dihereh'e
ported Ap'l IS, paid as per
1890 rep March
Sd, 1884.
From Hagerstown to ~ oco an
M'Connesville, S4u Sl,4oo w i'ooo w
From Baltimore to 30, 40
Chambersburg, 1900 3,49o w 1850 oo
From Philadelphia to 80
New York, 5000 2S,TIo w 22,Ifo w
Fm Bedford to Bair's
gap and from Bed 49,
ford to Cumberland, 275 7,4ll II 1856 IL
From Philadelphia to
Pittsburg, & Pitts
burg to Wheeling, $3.50 40, $50 90 3l,9oo w
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Cheap TrareHing.-Three mornings in a
week-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
the steamboats, North America and West Ches-
ter, carry passengers from New York to Alba
ny, l6O miles, at so cents each! (meaS not in
clulpd J
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PHINEAS JANNEY

Has just received, per ship Maryland, from L.
rerpool,
~ TONS of ENGLISH IRON, assorted
III fiat, square, and round; amongst which
is some best Gable Iron; which, with
326toas CT SWEDISH and ENGLISH IRON
in store. makes his assortment COM
plete. For sale on accommodating terms.
Alexandria, 9TH mo 2S-eo7t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-04

The Cumberland papers state, that the letting
Of the contracts for making and repairing the
first division Of the Cumberland Road has been
completed, with the exception of two bridges.
A part of the road is to be newly located, and
the whole Of the new location is to be macadam'
lied with lime stone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-04

Friday last, the lst day of August 1894, was
the day on which the Emancipation Law pass
ed by the British Parliament went into effect in
the West Indies
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We have received copy of the able essay
on the Interest of Money and the Policy of Law,
against Usury, from the pen of Professor Dew,
of William and Mary.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
INTENDING shortly to leave this place for
Il Leesburg, any person having business with
me will please to call at Mrs. Suffers, corner of
Washington and Prince streets
aug2S3t JOHN JOHNSTON.
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4 Cutting Ioast.-By Geo. d. Prentice: Tie
man that cut off the head of the Jackson figure.
head-He cut a miserable figure
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and great reader. Parley's Magazine is one
of his most intimate friends; and to Mr.. Farley
he sent his highest respects, which am sure
were sincere
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-04

Martin, who robbed the Mechanics Bank at
New Orleans, has been arrested and imprisoned
at Puebla in Mexico.
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$4,000 GO


From the Post Office Reports, it appears that
the said Francis p. Blair received the further
sum Of eight thousand dollars, which was not
entered in the Blue Book, as it should have
been. We can only account (adds the Mer
camille Advertiser,) for this omission by the
modesty for which that worthy editor is so no.
torious, and which made him unwilling, that
the people should know the high value he at.
taches to his services in the great cause of Re
trenchment, Humbug and Reform.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-04
ALEXANDRIA:
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST L. 1894
THE "GLOBE" NEWSPAPER.

From the Blue Book, (says the New York
Mercantile Advertiser,) we take the following
items to prove what pure, disinterested ho-
nest, moderate man, considers as slight return
for the great services he has done the cause of
retrenchment and reform throughout the
Globe" In that book, we find that Francis P
Blair, editor and proprietor of the Washington
Globe, has received the following sums for
Printing blank Commissions Treaties
and Circulars 1898 Il
Laws of first Session of 22d
Congress 4,5O3 90
Diplomatic Correspondence,
including binding and paper S,5l2 c.
Laws Of I'd Congress 2,e9s 90
Publishing Laws Of Congress in news
paper 500 O3
Printing for Treasury Department 5,59i 81
For Pension Commissioners 3,sOS 80
War Department 9 90
Adiutant Generals Office 1881 II
g ZIG IS
g ' 26l 81
" 153 ~
$50 10
10 Oh
Il 90
Ordnance Department 90
Subsistence Department lS3 Il
lSS 90
229 80
- 90
Printing for Navy Department d lde os
Navy Register 500 80
90 Blanks for Pos. Office 81 q
Advertising Post Office Proposals Sab 80
Printing Blanks and Circulars S,92S OF
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$l6,464 1921 ~ 64,766 IL

SIG, AGA 1921 ~ 64,766 IL
This "extra allowance of $64, 766 70 was stat
ed in the report of Mr. Ewing at 62,36 IS. so that
he made a mistake in favor of the department
and the extra allowance quarterly of ~, 449 "a.
These contracts were to last five years, and
would amount to the snug little sum of $685.
157l2 What has stood and now stands in the
way of this food Of corruption? The majority OF
the Senate's committee and the hopeless lnsol-
vency ofthe department. Nothing else
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JOB PRINTING executed at this Office
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Navy Register
Blanks for Post Office
Advertising Post Office Proposals
Printing Blanks and Circulars
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Ordnance Department :
Subsistence Department

Printing for Navy Department
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
SHOCKING AFrAIR

Do Sunday night las, a young man, named JouS
WhES, carpenter employed upon the building
Of Col. }. w. Ware, near Berry,iIle, met with
violent death, abou; mile from Charleuovn.-
il seems, fro@ the evidence. that the deceased,
10 company With FRIEND residing here, vent. on
the above named evening, about Q O'Clock, 10 the
fence IN froot Ofihe house Of John Riley, i.bour-
er, and hailed the inmates, TO mske some inquiry
OF them. After q fow minutes conversation,
and some threatening language on the part Of Ri
ley, gun vas fred from the house, few OF the
shot Of uhieh struck the companion ofthe deeeas-
ed IA the leil hand The young men then threw
stones the house. and Immediately thereupon =
second gun vas fred. believed TO be rife. and
Mr.. Wren vas MORALLY wounded N the left part
OF The abdomen. Medical aid wa obtained .,
speedily as possible and every eSertion vasused
by Drs. Strath, Burnett. and Soyder, but IN vain.
After three hours Of intense suffering, the poos
fellow brea,hed his last, amidst repested er-
tlams;ioos in reference u his j." dear mother. -
The deceased vas = native Of England, and ),
without relatives 10 th,s country lie is repre-
iented BY has employer 10 have been an inoifen-
'i'e and worthy young man. add good workman
HIS violent death has shocked the community.
The verdict q the inquss vas, that the deceas-
sdesme 70 has death BY q wound from riae ball
hired y J''ha Riley. Riley has sed, 9TH bis n.
Me- but g - supposed he S still lurking sbout tn,
hsighboFhood. -srrsat has bssn Issued 70,
hi' apprehension IIe may be EASILY recognized
being small man, sbou, Zee, or isehes high
somevhs' bumped N ths back. Of dsrk hair an
'omIAcEion, aod aboat hf,y FIVE years Of sre.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
NHARRrK.D.

On wedae,dsy werk. ~ III Re- q: " Hum
pirrya Mr. Jess " rTnaow 10 Ms LUCB A
EnWLASB
Oa Thursasy es~0ing 49, ~ ~ Rev g. W
Humphgeys, Mr. RostsT Dsv ~. n Mis- MsHg
AVIS, daagit-E q ~ isss Wiilian Avs, q thi.
pisce.
A. rsflerirsI's'a, - tharssisy ss~.inE. ~ M
~. ~. D~iaary. RssEaT " aLsa. ~ Editar
a the Nstsoaai tssE-tis, 90 Mrs. EliEasEra o.
Srn6EHa
o. Tuestsy 49,. b. ~ ~ Eersiraas 7 asi1u.
Mr JauEs CafrLE o. Aiiss As Naasasrrrs
D5xas, youaE-ss dsngtfsr a ~ Lee 1oha DIoss,
Va ~ fhis pisse
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
PERIODICAIS

Almost every day presents ms some srv en,rr-
prise Of literary kind and IL is but f.ir tbs, our
readers should know -h., !, goiag on in thu. .sy.
We have received three sambers Of the Nv A..-
rssros MrHnsa," pabii,hed by Mr.. William
Thompson, on . royal sheet. u ~ per snsam--
IL evinoes taste and talent +; Is q q neutr.l e.s.
and principally devoted TO literature .sd be~.-
MIR. Thompsoa has bcen handsomely eneoar-Ecd
thus lar. and promises q speedy enl.ryrnen, d
has sheet.
The BAIrrsosE SIsrrKn, popular weekly
pgblished by William r. P0ader. has eonm~s-
eed new series. and has been changed into quar-
to form. of large size. suit.ble for binding II
occupies = highly rr.pees>hie stand .moas The
publications Of the day. The price Is - per
snnum-
We have received, too. . speeisa-n humber Il
the "LITEnAnI JorsrAL," weekly is guarto
form, edited BY VI. NJ. Rssrxso.. Esq. II the
Richmond Compiler. IL comprise. Review, Of
the popular publications Of the day. md .elssioa.
from the most celebrated literary joura.Is We
have not had tune examine "a 18th carr bat the
editor states hi. Object to be. "to pahii.L chap
Newspaper, Of h.yh hsers'y character d con-
t>ias great mass e matter. II - 50 per .asssa
The editor Of the Cs.rrlK. ...s..e-. ,hAa
Huss X PIs.sarr-. Esq (brvshsr q the E1ssor
Of the Wing. u geati-m.s Of enc t,i~.s. and "a
tainments, 10 TO be hereafter eoaseesed vith thai
establishment This accession, eombssod uish
Mr.. Robinson's readiness and spirit as political
writer, will give the Compiler character AID
interest veil deserving extensive r.srus.se. The
paper 10 decided in ITS support Of Mr.. Ci.y fos
the Presidency
Among the highly interesting periodicals of
the day, ve must not omit to notice the CIrctz-
sATI Minnon, conducted by wIsII.N ID Gal
LAsHEn and THoNAs H. Survive, E-2s; The krs,
gentleman we'll known as the writer Of many
beautiful and thrilling pieces u poetry, and the
latter experienced and able IN the eomposiioa Of
tales and essays The Mirrur presenss a great
variety Of original matter. relating principally
the Western country and its selections arc from
the best Publications Of the day. To tho,e -ho
feel especial interest in the rising re.tnes. Of
the West, and 9 pride in seeing the growth Of
literature In any portion Of our country the Mir
ror will prove = source Of much delight We
should be grstfed to its circulation inere1sed
East OF the Mountains and feel sure IL ats merit.
we're more generally kno~n, it would no, Lack tie
most ample patronage.
The BALTIMORE ISrrLLIsIxern, cheap daily,
and ,ri-~eekiy, (only 81 per annum, for the Dali
iy, and 80 50 FOR the tri-veekiy. } BY CHAnLLs r.
CLoup, is working its way rapidly into public "a
Sor. IL already claims u circulation equal to any
duly IN Baltimorr. except enc. The esierprs-
sing publisher, ve hope, uill be amply rewarded
for his unremitting efforts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
ANOTHER FIRE

o. Fndsy night lss,, Stable on farm Of Ne
ieory Rowland. q this sOuo,y, vss bursr,. to
ge'her 9TH some hay. Ne. Belonging to Mr. Le,,
H'eks. the 'ensot Mr. Hicks vas sbsen, q The
TINE and from the proximity a the Stable TO the
son's' nueh alarm vas, Coz svhile, frli by b.,
'a'n''y Tor The safety Ofths dwelling. Ths v,ad,
however as favorable, snd The ere did "a.
sPrrsd. The damage - saim,,.d ., .on.,h,..
NOR "'n 500 1odEiuE from The pom, uberr
The IRE ~s' o." discovered. he o., must hs,.
been that q IN incsnd,ary
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
&" NOW HAPPILY TERMINATED. -

Many . remark has more musie than truth in
II; and hi, vas strikingiy e,emplihed last week.
10 our article upon the scarcity Of water In which
We gr.sely informed readers that the dry
spell vas " happily terminated" All, no doubt.
gazed in establishment. When they read in 4 print
In which they have some faith 90 bold m assevera
uon' whereas the eye could not discern . single
cloud or speek upon the great arch Of Heaven.
Let US tell how IL happened, and ~e are sure
the thing will not appear to have been quite 50
gross IN absurdity. At the moment Of penning
the paragraph, the rain vas descending in gentle
showers, and the cloud, lowered heavily over US
BY the time the article Vas in type, there va, q
cessation, yet. from the long drought. VIC could
not doub, speedy aad eopious renewal Of the
rain Alas, how vain our calculations Having
apress that throws OF our sheets With great ra-
pidity, the whole Impression was made, before
We had an opportunity TO change our remarks to
suit the changed aspect Of affairs
But there 10 no error committed, (of a eharae-
ter to be remedied. without its salutar, influence
This will teach Us never to trust too much to ab-
pearaAoes, and never to anticipate any thing As
certain, which vet rests contingency. twill
remind too Of the shorf-sigAsedless Of mortais
ofthe pd'iabeness ofthe wind; oftbe unsubstantiaI
character Of huzaan hopes; Of our utter heipless-
ness and OF our absolute dependence upon the
Providence Of God
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
S.fKE.

Rf authority of deed Of trust, executed
~ TO John JAnney, by DIR. John r. Hay
den, to secure the payment Of q debt therein
mentioned TO Amos Janney, ! will proceed
to sell, ~ public auction, for ready money, at
Beekham's Hotel, IN the village of Harpers-
Ferry, on the lAh dsy Of Dseember merit, all Of
certain piece or parcel Of GROUND, ip
the town OF Bolivar, IN the county Of Jefer-
500, containing twelve acres. particularly
described IN said deed. Of record in the
Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Jeffer.
SON. together with all the buildings and ao-
Purtenanees thereunio belonging. Such title
as Is vested in said trustee (belie we'd to be
6disPutable) will DO conveyed by me TO the
purchaser. J. T. DAUGHERTY,
.ihoTHsy IN fact, for
Nov IL, 1884. John Jsnnsy, Trustee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
To Road Makers.

DRoPoSALS will be received At Charles
n town on the 18th inst (being court
day. for making = new road between Pord's
hiii aud Downey's Saw Mill, on the left side
OF the run, commencing q little below the
Bioomery brick milk house, and running
down along the lower edge Of the hill, be
tween one hundred aud fifty and two hundred
yards, until il intersects the old road below
the saw mill. u Is to be twenty feet in
width, and TO be we'll paved At the water,
edge, near the dairy, where it Is TO CON-
mence.
Persons laying 10 proposals will view the
ground, and state at what price per square
perch they will undertake the work.
JAS. HITE,
SAM'L. w. LAKELAND,
THoS. BRlsCoE,
Comm ffee opfOintedb BY the Court.
Nov. l3, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
EsSr0y Cattle.

DURSUANT to a warrant, to US directed,
u We have this day viewed two estravs, \
Heifer and . Steer shown TO US by John
Hawkins, manager for Mrs Louisa Washing
ton, Of this county; and do find the same 10
be Heifer without horns, two years old,
colour white aud red, both ears cropped aud .
slit in each; the Steer three years old, the CO.
IOur pale red, . cross IN the right ear add .
slit in the lefl-and We do sppraise the said
Hsifsr to eight dollars. and the Steer 10
twelve dollars. Certified under our hands,
this 9Th day Of Nov. in the year 1894
WM. CAMERON,
JOS. SHEWALTER,
JOHN HAINEs.
The owner OF the above sstrsys Is re-
quested TO prove property, pay charges, and
take them away.
JOHN HAWKINS.
Nov. IL, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

o. Nsudsy. ~ sd iass Jrurr EtIss.
d-aEhser a NF PhiiP Ssfsgid-. q Hsrp-rs-
fsTyy-ecrsi . usoafhs
o. ~ aaFd 81 NJ iaAspta JssEfss. ~
this eossaty.
A. Nee nsruSay. stste a laaiss.s. o. ~ iosh
uit asass Sac. IN disinEua Asga sstsFslfsi, o.
~ tTth yea a Ne ~
~ Rslrirh. y e 90 fhs - iasisas. Co
Isuss GsAsT. ComVsruiirF a Poblis Assosn 4,
a ~ ssie q = orth Csrs4lns
u Bsisirnorc. - m frsisirsee a hrr 80 90
ias. t.tdeoa Der ~ utsht a ~ tsh re
NsHrna. ufe a Assoa Hibhrrd. u Baksicy
csurfy. NlrEInta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
NOMINATION.


II will be seen, BY the proceedings in ano-
Their column. that The conventioo lately as
sembisd in Winchester have dominated for
Congress one Of the ablest and most dsiin-
euished men Of Western Virginia, Jom X.
COoxr, Esq. If talents OF . high order, uni
ted with great personal worth, have any
bearing upon the choice Of the people Of this
district, Mr.. Cookies prospect Of success
will be equal to that OF any man. He would
do honor to the district, and to Virginia, and
speedily take rank with the first men on the
door OF Congress. For laborious appiica-
tios, untiring real in whatever he under.
takes. and = readiness add strength in de-
bate, Mr.. Cooke has but few superiors.
a. Since the above was prepared, we find,
by the Winchester virginian, that Col Ed
wAnD LrcAs is announced as candidate for
reelection to Congress
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

"IILL BE- sold. II psblie sais. II tiss
w late Fcsidencs ~ 10 McCornnk
dec q. near berDviiie. OF Wsfsssz-y ~ isit
n .Norsusbsr. the following, als0nesi otkef
articles. va
Wofk iorses--2 yoke 81 OHea.
Ous Caft-tHo " aEoes.
Mich Coss-fst I'D stock HoEs,
300 barrels q Cora Biscksmahs Toola
And sundry afticies of HsssshsiA go
kitchen farbHure.
4 credit q nfvs months viil - gsssa 81
Ell purchases shove -. eHesyi for ths fu,
hog, The purchasers gIsiag tsots and sptrsv
81 secuf'ty before rsmOsfnE ths pro,@fty 3D.
sums q cod bsi0v -. essh TAs fst 80,
viii - sold On credit a ihHtg dsy.. 81
Degotisbie notes, With GOD suAorssra. psss
BE ~ one u ne Manchester bssts
CHARLLs AtCORAlCE.
Ngv 6. 1894 .as-r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO Canal.

PUBLIC MEETING Of al the citizen. ol
Jeaerso" County. hiendly to the eo~p,e,ion Of
The above -oSk, is requested at the Court Houss
IN CAAriesiovn. on Noad.y the i7,h Of Novemb.r
being Court Day. for the purpose Of .ppo,stisf
Delegates to meet ia Convention. ct B.ltimorv,
on the 'ceoad Monday in December. Delegate,
from other touns and counties. ia Virginia and
M.ryl-sd, favorable to that object.
70 particularly expected tia, the eitiIeas ol
shepherds,o~n and H.rpers-Ferry .iil be .s,i,,
IN their efforts to promote the cause.
Oct ~. Is5A