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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-22

Newport and Boston Mail Stage, via.
Fall-River and Taunton.
EAVES Townsend's Coffee House.
- Newport, every day, Sundays excepted
at O'Clock, A. n. dine in Taunton at i o.
clock, arrive 10 Boston sans evening.-Re.
turning, leaves Barker's (MslborougH) hotel
Washington st. Boston, every day, Sundays
excepted, at7 o'clock, A. NJ. dine in Taun.
ton. arrive in Newport same evening.
Fare through $3.
This Stage is connected with the New.
Bedford stage, at Fall-River. Fare So
0>Extra Coaches furnished at short no.
lice. r. B. KlNSLEY. AGENT
August z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-22
FALL GOODS.

YHE subscribers having engaged all tho
Cotton Bats made by the '"Newport
Steam Factory" for the term of one year
will be regularly supplied with these differ.
ent qualities, which will be sold OF 8, 10 and
l2t cents per pound, fnot bundled warrant
ed 16 ounces TO each pound.
WIN. c. COZZENS g. co.
N b. The kind at 12I cents being en-
tirely free from dirt, seeds or ans other rub
bish, as a matter of economy is warranted to
be decidedly the cheapest.
Sept. ii, 1888.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-22
THE MISSES GRIMES.

Tho Misses Grimes, with raven locks,
Arc blooming as the rose
They wear their plain old fashioned frocks,
None nca,er fancy knows.
They seek at hemc for happiness,
Hold scandal in disdain,
Are forward TO relieve distress,
And sooth Affections pain.
Their minds are not c ffightful void,
Whore passions rule and rave
Their hands aro busily employd,
Not less 10 earn than rave.
Their youth il didn't run TO waste.
Bu, budding mental powTs
We're nurs'd with tenderness and taste,
As early springing flowers.
Thor oducation's not dcsign'd
To have no othor aim,
Than catch husband TO their mind,
Or jus. to change their naDo.
They look beyond the bridal day,
And think not =. ut their ease,
Topass a vacant lifc away,
And thus partner please.
Nor think III ondow wments oftheu mind
Meant but TO cut dash
Among the boaux--then he rcsign'd,
And laid nsido as trash.
This is by :hem tn intrinsic weigh.
Allowed to education
To make them useful, good, and great,
And fl them for their station.
The mask Of affectation they
Havo no desire TO wear
They would appear from day to day,
Exactly what thoy are.
Their dress with modosty compares
Whero'er they chance to be-
From tho suspicious loosenoss wears,
Their characters are free.
Tho form that Nature made thoy prize,
They would not squeeze it less
Their slothes they make to fit thcir size,
And sot their shape their dress.
Tho they have not tn abundant store
That fills the miscr's chest,
The poor find food within their door,.
And there the weary rest.
They are not vain Of what they know,
Nor think they're over wise
They neither talk or dress for show.
But all such things despise.
They're always cheerful at their toll,
They always rise betines,
They're not afraid their hands to soil
Nor fret about the times.
To put tho seal N what I've said,
In these quite fi,ful rhymes,
II fifty times were to wed,
I'd surely choore Miss Grimes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-22
LADIES SHOES.

LACE WORK.
gTIIE subscribers will employ thosc VINO
Il understand Lace wosk WIN s.esoy Gun
ploymcnt for six months, oP:r app''cs.on on
any evening at their store ~ ihs"cs ST. a"s
liberal prices paid.
Oct. "a WA. C. COZZENS, s. Co.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-22

A lad who wen, to school to one Will
kcus, having one day iusul,ed gentle
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-22
yONTGY = =

OLD MRS. GRIMES.
Old Mrs. Grimos is living still,
a widow still is she
Sho wears neat old fashioned f:ock,
A neater ne'or can bc.
She's bIest at home--nor seeks abroad
The scandals Of the town;
There's not enough put is her sleeves
To make another gown.
Although she's poor, the needy poors
Hard wants she will appeasc
Her dress it novor drags the ground,
Nor sets above her knees.
: She always was industrious,
And rises now betimcs
She's called by all the noighbors round,
"TAc good old Mrs. Grimes"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-22
BLACKSMITHING.

THE subscriber has taken the shop in
Il Broad.Street, recently occupied BY Mr..
Nicholas White, where he intends CARRYING
on the blacksmith ing business in all its BRAN
clies.
lie will also attend to the Patent Balance,
which vii be connected with his business,
and hopes for share of the public patronage
JAMES SIMMONS.
Newport, Dee. I2, 1888
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-24

be expressed at my determination, and his MS
wishes that it might confer lasting asst benefit
upon the country and myself men ~, saw aS
him in March, he reiterated what had been be-
fore fore &C Communicated to me, assuring me that he
h c, bin,salf selected my name from the list be-
fore him This deola%t soas ne v fso ma mgSt
nan,a IF needful. and who, | doubt not, when
thew see this letter, will be mortified to find that
there should have arisen the least necessity 10
sustain what never should have been brought IN
question. But if any thing rs necessary "
arove that the President spontaneously selected
me, refer to his own letter to me of the l7th
July last, in which he avows the fact and gives
amongst other reasons, for the selection, his de-
sire to elevate name, which, although in an
humble sphere, had earned reputation in the
eyes of the people,
Yet in utter disregard Of all these facts, he has
the hardihood to assert, in his official paper OF
the goth December last, that palmed myself,
or was palmed upon him."
Feb. 20. 1884. VIM. }. DUANE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-24
MECHANICS BANK.

MECHANICS BANK.
A N Election will be held at the Banking House
N on the second Monday of March next, the
10th inst, for fifteen Directors, agreeably to
charter. THOS. VOWELL, Cashier
feb s-6t(s, 5,24Feb&6,S, 1OMar)
~ National Intelligencer st; once in Febru-
airy, and 1st and Cd Monday in March,
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TO RENT,

And possession given ON the 22d instant,
~ That well known STAND formerly oc-
liA cupied by Dominic Bancroft, deceased, as a
Refractory and Oyster House, and more recently
which purposes it is we'll suited being in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the Market House. For
terms applyto EDW'D. BURCHELL,
Jan 13-eo2W Guardian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-24

FURNITURE. ,ds
> Sideboards; Bureaus; 6 WaSnS'S"'
. Dinner and Breakfast Tables
l Centre 40 lilo Fret'
Plain, painted, and curled map''
post Bedsteads
Maple high-post do .cbairs
Common rush and cane-seat C"""
Also, ,.s On co
One secondhand Gig, with Hall HARM
-signment, and for sale, low, Tor Hr caS"W WHIT
feb Is GtO. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

nY virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed 10
AD the subscriber, on the Ist day of Oct
1888, by James b. Wager, for the benefit OF
Gerard b. Wager, Richard johnson, and
others, and Of record in the Clerks Office OF
tbe County Court Of Jefferson, 4 shall. ON
Ussaesday the stL day Of October, at the resi-
denee Of sad James D. Wager, At Harper.-
Ferry, proceed 90 sell. at Public Auction. for
cash, ALL HIS PERSONAL. ESTATE. CON
sisiing Of valuable Household Furniture
Horses, several Negroes, and many other ar.
ticles.
Also, all the interest OF said James b. Wa
ger IN the House and Lot he now occupies. a,
derived from leave executed 10 him by Ge-
rard ID. Wager and s. A. Wager
Also, on the succeeding day, Z shall 1t the
same place, sell, IN the same manner, and I'D
on the same terms, all the interest Of the same
(being an undivided interest Of one third IN
two valuable Lots Of Land, situated 1t liar.
Pers-Ferry IN this county one containing six
acres Of land, and known As the Six Acre Lot
and the other containing three quarters Of Az
acre, and known As the Ferry Lot
Sale 10 Commence At 10 O'Clock on saeb
day. EDWARD LUCAS. IL
aug 20 1857 Trustee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

~lTH view Of removing to the West.
w viii sell, NJ Public Auction, on
Thursday the lSA Of September ntxi, AT nv
residence near Martinsburg, Berkley COUNTY
va, The following property, viz
Horses, Cattle, Hogs aud Sheen.
Mich Cows, young Cattle and Calves
quantity Of Bacon,-Cora in the ground
Barouche and Harness,
Farming Implement, Of eyery deserint,or
Household and Kitchen Furniture. and .
variety OF other articles.
The horses are calculated for IN. ,,Au<
dfyf ana harness, and among them are soua
raiusb!e bi0odsd mares sHd coils of the b,,t
stock m the country.
Also two STALLION COLTS Of 4 and :
years old, both sired by tho unrivaIIed old
Btrfrand, OF Kentucky, and tracing on their
Dams side the best horses 10 England and
Amer'ea-they are both blood bays, Of GOOD
SIZE, and possess fine form and action.
Persons wishing to purchase good stock
VIII have an opportunity OF doing so. Ped,-
gree', &c. will be shown on the day Of sale.
or to any person wishing to exam ice the stock
IN the mean time.
Itrms-FoE all sums Of s. and under. the
cash will be required. For the two stallion.
credit OF one aud two years will be given, to
pear interest the second year. For all sum,
OF slOO aud under, nine months credit: for
sums over that amount, twelve months eredi,
will be given bond aud approved security
~ilI be required.
sale TO commence at 10 o'clock. Due al
tendance by
RICHARD HENRY RANSOM.
August ~, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
To ehe Public.

A REPORT has, BY some msans. gotten into
A circulation, that IL Is not my intention
20 reno.e to the West. and that the sale
J nave advertised TO take place on the Is,h
OF seP'enosr nest, - gotten up merely with
. view 70 get rid Of sueh surplus stock and
property a. ! may have 10 spare, OF can dis
pose OF to advantage. tha. also been sta,ed
'ns' my father will probably attend the
s~ie, and buy IN all the property that does no,
so on Al high price. u might seem unue-
cessary TO notice such reports. but End they
are prevailing so generally. that without com
u.nse.,on ! might be injured thereby. They
are sas,Tsty Jsiss. ] ksrs made up nv Mind
po'itirsty to remove to the West; nv famiIy
have already taken their final departure sn5
snah follow a. sOoa - I can settle NV bo-
siness- Ny father does not want nv nror~r-
y; ne wih not bid for il; and, more han
tha'' he has engagements that viii preclude
ns .,tesaaeee on that occasion. The public
are therefore requested TO attend. not = 49,,
sac, Do. q Seas GSs auction. when property
Wiii be knocked OF 20 the highest $780,
RICHARD HENRY RANsON
September 4, lS3l-1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
PMbRie Sale.

NILL be SOLD, on Friday the Ioth dsy
" OF September next. ON a credit Of s,x
months on all sums above i've dollars. all ma
Rsat and Psr,oast Property. consisting IL Il
Acres Of LAND on which now reside. and
100 Acres IN Morgan County Horses. attic.
and Hogs, Farming implements Of every kind.
together uith all my Household and Kitchen
Furniture. A. am determined to 20 TO the
west, ! positively will sell
Tsym' FOR the Isbd. one-tbird in hand
ooe-ihIrd IN six months, ard the other third
IN iUeiVe months, In be secured by ceed Of
trust on the same. FOR the other property
bond and security will be required. on al
sums above five dollars No property 10 b.
removed, until the terms Of sale be CON piled
with. Any Psrsoa buYisg Property, and no,
complying with the terms % the sale. viii
hod q rssold. asd the frat purchaser mads
TesPoos'bie for the deficiency, " any.
Aug -, 1885. JAMES MOORE.
81 al persons indebted 20 use v.va MAY .
immsJiaie payment and those having elaio.
may present them ubeHeVeF they please.
NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
vtsiss0bie PrODersu
FOR SALE


authority Of deed Of trust, executed
AHto me by James 3. Wager, bearing date
on the 18th day Of July, 1880, and recorded
IN the Clerks odLoe Of the county court OF
Jefferson, IN Virginia, made for the purpose
Of securing the payment Of q debt therein
mentioned, To the Bank Of the Valley in y,r-
ginia, and Of indemnifying the endorsers on a
note given for said debt, will, on 7Lwsday
the 9th day Of October nsrf. at the hotel now
occupied by fontaine Beekham, at Harper,-
Ferry. IN the county aforesaid. proceed TO sell.
70 the highest bidder, At public auction, ALL.
TIE INTEREST Of the said James b. Wager
IN piece or parcel Of LAND, containing A.
bout six acres, lying adjacent to the Harpers.
Ferry bridge, together with the buildings and
aPPurtenanees thereto belonging.
Also, all tAe interest Of the said Wager in
so much Of the Ferry called Harpers-Ferry.
and so much Of the BRIDGE ACROSS TIT.
POTOMAC river at HarPers-Ferry Is Ice.
within the State Of Virginia The interest OF
the said James B. Wager, in the said proper
ty, Is an undivided third part thereof.
JOSEPH r. DAUGHERTY, Tru,t,,
August -, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
Trust Sale.

Rf virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed b,
~ BenJatsin Thompson to the undo r,igp,d.
As trustee to secure the payment Of sum oi
money mentioned In ,sid dsed (now of re-
eord) 10 LYDIA Fashion, . will proceed To sell.
on saisvday the l3il Of Ssyfss.bsr Hsri, ,t tho
house OF the sad Thompson. IN She pherd.-
town, the following property, 10 wit: a half
dozen Windsor Chairs, one large WALNUT
Table. ono small do, one mahogany sids-
board one 20 hour Clock. one large Gilt
,.ooA,nE Glass, one Chest, and ole Feather
Bed, Bedstead, aud Bedding.
Three months credit will be allowed m ,ii
sums over s.. the purchaser giving bond and
approved security; all sums under A., oa,h.
Sale early in the day.
JAMES BOYER. TIu,,ss.
August 81. is3t--it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

.
rs lar rs our election has gone, we
auyur but little good from the next LIE.
yislature.
NORTH CAROLINA.
F0'@h< Caroasr (.Sass5r-,J UaeA-an.
The contest between the parties =,
our next General Assembly will be cio-
ser than We had anticipated. We have
h-ard from about forty-fve out of the
s'Sty-four IN the State, and the result is
AZ near equal Is well can be. We learn
thaf the Albemarlc counties, from which
we have not heard, will generally 90
AGAINST the Administration IL such he
the tact. there will be- decided maio-
my against Jackson II is said that Sc
Serh OF the men elected As Jackson
men, declare they will not vote for Mr..
BROWN, at present Senator of the u
nited States II is thought by some.
that the party Will take up Judge
Strange, who is a gentleman OF fine tai
ents, and If we were Obliged 10 be beat
en-, we would much prefer him-but we
have little fear on the subject. Browns
reelection We consider impossible, and
the success OF any one OF the party We
look upon nearly rs hopeless.
The result Of the election. SO far as
wc have been able 10 ascertain il. is
such, that We entertain scarcely doubt
that majority of our next Legislature
VIII be decidedly anti Van Buren,. As
soon as We can obtain sufficient data. we
shall furnish 4 statement exhibiting the
strength OF PARTIES Raleigh Star.
RHODE ISLAND.
4 letter from the Prov idence Journal Of
hee, dated Wednesday, IL o'clock, noon,
says-
The returns received this morning
give decided Anti-Jackson majority
IN our Legislature. The whole num-
Der OF members OF both branches is 10.
We have already 43, and will probably
have fee more from Washington coun-
".
DELAWARE.
"A great Wing meeting has been held
IN Sussex county, al which the Hon.
JOHN Nj. CLAYTON made a speech of
extraordinary ability, which made a
powerful impression upon the assem-
bied multitude. The Delaware Jour
nal says
We request attention to the names
OF some OF the gentlemen who acted as
officers OF the meeting. Judge Cooper,
the frst Vice President, was, until re-
Gently. 4 decided and influential friend
OF General Jackson-so also was Isaac
i1nneH, Esq another Of the Vice Presi-
dents. These gentlemen are among
the most prominent In Sussex county,
for intelligence and respectability."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
TrtsSf Sale.
III. BERRY.
Trustee.

ny virtue Of deed Of trust, executed by
~ William Jenkins to the undersigned, as
Ius'ee, to secure the payment Of a sum Of
money therein mentioned 10 Iohn Kable.
(Which deed, dated June 30, 1893, i. now of
record IN the clerks office of Jefferson eouo-
w. Will proceed to sell for cash, on Satur-
da. hs l3!h 81 September NEXT, at the Bloomerv
mIis' (powneys,) sundry articles Of House
ho'a ana Kitchen Fursature, consisting in
Chairs, &c.
Sale to take place early in the day.
slLAS MARMADUKE, Tru,t,,
August 81 lS3t-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
FEMALE SEMINARY.

liftS Institution, under the direction aud
- constant personal superintendence Of the
Kew ALEXANDER JONES, and occupying
inc spacious and eommodious rooms of rhs Sc
eond story OF the Charlestown Academy, will
commence Its yearly session, or schola,tich
year, on Monday the 18th Of September nrxt
\ female assistant will be obtained for the
session, and should the school be suffie ienti,
Patronized, gentleman will DC employ ed, the
rooms and their appe ndsges will DO put IN
nsnosoms repair, and also rendered every "a,
eooAiortAole during the winter; an appropri.
ate and well selected Lbrary will DO opened
10 the use OF lie scholars, and Al IS int ndeJ 10
procure an efficient school apparatus, W lthout
me aid OF which. some sciences, asGsographs,
.fsTone@y, ->siSyai Hisfory, aud PA,Iosophy,
cannot be thoroughly or satisfactorily taught
u - Tor the interest Of the commun ity Of
the Town and vicinity to sustain such an ln-
,tit.tion. and IL is the earpe Il wish aud design
oil he Principal, for the good Of the rising
generation, as well rs for has own advsntage
10 reader II Female Seminary in every re-
speet usefui aud meritor ious. ~ is believed
,hai al The present time, Il affords, with Les.
taan hall the expense. all the substantial ad-
'antsses TO be attained at more distant and
much more eKPensive schools and a - con-
hdentiy hoped. that parents and guardians
may send their children and " yards here, with
NApctehOu, tnak no Impression
will be received by them but what i, entirely
on the s'de VI sound learning, and virtue, and
religion.
There will be AZ least two examination,
during the year, and the friends Of the pupil,
arc invited 10 call ut all times, to observe
'her improvement, and the regulations and
cooSenienees Of the establishment.
The terms are $50 for the yearly session
ot y"rfy -four GEEK; Languages $50; those
sending four scholars will be charged for on
" thS" Terms for board (exelusiye OF
washing) 500 the school year. Produce
wiii De received IN payment for board. Un-
iess BY special understanding previously.
none Will be received either as scholars or
borders for less than the ytsriy sessiOn.
These terms will be uniformly the same
aud, IN justice To all, no private bargains can
be made with any one.
Aug. 25, lc3i-5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
TrMSf Sale.

Rf virtue Of deed OF trust, executed
10 The undersigned, ~ trustee, bI John
~ 1ohnsi on. late Of this county. to secure tho
s"eh' 10 samuel h Jane. kable OF n Ger
tam sum Of money therein mentioned, Iwin
proceed 10 sell. To- the highest bidder. for rr,-
oy moaes. on Friday the l2ih day ef Ssys, mSsr
"f,' All the right, title aud interest OF m.
,so 'ohnston IN Two undiV idsd share. ia tho
AVON N.'s property, and 80 acre, and sons
poles Of land on the south side OF M, Sh.',s''-
doah river. belonging to the estate of D,n-
iel kable, sen, deceased
The sale to take place on tho premises.
early IN the day.
JAMES w. MeCURDY.
aug ~ ioSs-t- Trustee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
Died,

Nthe rrsis'enee Of Mr.. john PSet. obi, eoo,-
", on the 9Th io,s,ns. Mr.. WrlIias N.s.,r,,
~ n.i,'""ce, In the SSH year of hi. ,g-.
W i"-si.y morning last. Ap.LrSs r. iuf.s.t
a-aSh,cr Of Mr.. Jzznes G.il.iser q ,h,. eo.,,,,y
sgvd SAY moafh<
on SUNDAY the ebh ult in the 6s,h wear Of IA,
' '"as'foS Cis'rIAsD. Esa- Of Lsadoas..
- Al cus.son, Fairfax County. On the 2is al,
e.osai MASON. E-i. II that place.
In b.lnmcce. on the 18th. Dr. w,Iu.xu.~
Ihe extensive se'en,'se ,cguiS~me..,, a
W n"~,ru s~j pro~urcd for his, .n ,mp-.rt.,,
.ppo.n'meni. frnm -h'eh yrr.s r.sLI.e L-rrt,
.a'.sip,.-i, sud his s.sddrn d--sh .,Il p.o,, /,
scr".. loss To many Other sections Of The
n veil ~ has native city. ~-'"!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST -.
FLOUR-The Flour received in this mart >,
manufactured from wheat 10 resnark.bi
sood.-Shieh may IN some measure account for
the high prsees paid, compared ~ith bcixhborinr
markets. We eontinae 20 quote the wagon uric
a - - Sales have been made from stores. for
shipment, Of nev wheat Flour, n IS IS. Third
q'a.rter. manufactured from old Wheat, n ~ Is
and hrss and second quarter, old Flour, n Al 50.
eihf-st IN rrnspeetion ., the risk &C the seller
Small lots Of old wheat Flour, good brands retail
a ~ 81 and ne~ wheat II IS S7I u as 90
fs@iiy fiour - worth from wagons As so 10 As rs
-ad retAiis al from IS IS to dollars
BALTIsoRE, August 30.
A0EarS sfrees Pse~.-The principal trsns.o-
lions trosa stores appear 60 have been made Al
SS3i4. some sales have bcen made Al As 81
..sd tev n SIS Holders to-day generally 40
S584. aad Some higher. rhe wagon nr,c-
r2nErs rom IS. AZ 20 S.Is{ and SS.25
Cfy Nall FIolr-The erpott dem.nd h..
eo..sieard fair. and kept even pace With the limi
Ted .b'iity II the nlillers supply IL en- the pre-
srnt lov stage Of the wster eourses Thu n~vrr-
gate sabes src several thouaand blIa the
poTtioa q which vas Il s.. 57A on time v.th in,sr
90 aided A parcel ~ss sold a As IS en- ,in,-
With interest added, not to be immesIis.eIy fur
aisheA Other holders eoa,iaue to ask IS. Sss to-
day.
The Inspections of the werk ending on Thur
day evening. eosnPrise the following kinds aad
auaagI1les ylx
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

VI VIE undersigned beg leave TO inform the
n public, that they have opened = nev
Is|Ps 81 Is'A,sa, Ia the building opposite
W. Woes Cabinet shop, where they are
prepared 10 Shsrs sad Cot liar IN /, ,upr,,,,,
style, and with great proaptitud. IT,,
wili take pride "a keePiaE their razor, IN t,ns
order. their towels clean. and thsIs soar.s and
PerIuInefy Of The most agressble and plsssan,
Kind. In short, they wish their roo1 N h !,
spot where travellers and other esotieo,.n
nay Ind speedy and cheering Fslief from d,,,t
long hair, and stu beard, and feel la. n. :,
men, renovated and refreshed.
They will dress C-rt,. HlR,, &c; and On,
ct them Wili At al times SAT upon rsntls-
ascn AZ their rrsitener,
JOHN hill. Ira,a IVa.kiurf,, On,
SOLOMON WILLIAMS.
Chariestowu. sept 4. 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

KENTUCKY

we karn from sls- Lexinston In;elli-
s~noer thafthe whole nunbs-r u S.na-
'ss and Representatives IN the L-sisla-
tuf- On josni ballos t,h~rr bring one Va
raney IN each HOS,s-) Is liz: that OF
ines, therexere last year whiss, "a.
JAG ksonsans 81 that the whole namber
Cd h,ys n0~ chosen for this war. i,
S: and Jacksunians 81. Making the
wms na,onty On jcint ballot 81. and
gnns Wing sain. sinee las, Year. OF
'sc--,-Ssf- LAT.
A--,<Sa-St -f.y-.r ~. 1854
The Sheriffs Of the several eoun,ie.
composing the Jeh Congressional dis
tnc'. met and compared the polls to-
CAV, and the result Is Is EDllox.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

'e L9des aAS GeaIeaoa Of BcrkeEv an
'tfusoH Csuraes. ia
oem@,ttee appointed AZ . meeting Of th-
eiuIens OF wiiii.nsPort. held on the s,6 in,, 20
;IIa.,r;r. ,neno to hooOr The u~mory Of the
=. Eu.'s" 1As.itrrE, by Funeral proee..ion
on fr'd-y i2sh September, ~e rrSpeetfuIi, go.
you 'oJo'H the Prooessloa "a that day.
A. NJ e. CRANIER.
JAS - BROWN
JOS 4. VAN LEAR
wM. TOwsON,
Sept 4. 1854 N FIS1ry