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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-02

CLARKE'S NEW PRIZE OFFICE,
IS u UNNELLS' old stand" three doors be-
II low Vests Hotel, King street
DRAWS TOMORROW
Maryland State Lottery, Glass i for 1884,
Will be drawnin Baltimore on Tuesday, June 3
6 PRIZES OF $4,000 each!
Tickets S. 90; halves so; quarters 25
For sale, in great variety of lucky Nos, by
JOS. M. CLARKE.
Drawing Literature Lottery of the State Of De-
laware, No. 90 for 1884:
SIS 20 Is 6 39 35 81 26 IA
Drawing Virginia State Lottery, Class 90
% 5 II 81 70 80 4S so 60 65 SIS
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LIST OF LETTERS

EMAINING in the Post Office, Alexandria,
Il D. c., May l, 1884.
II Persons applying for letters in the fol-
loving list, will please say they are advertised
ar they may not get them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-02

STRAWBERRY BOWLS, &c.
DLUE, Brown and Purple strawberry BOWS,
ID beautiful and cheap article.
India China Deep Desert Plates, PINK ana
Penciled patterns, very cheap.
8 mo2 ROBT. II. MlLLER.
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FOR BARBADOS.
ssS The copper-fastened and coppered Brig
sszzzzeEDWARD, CROSBY, master, wants or
400 barrels bread or crackers, on which libe-
raj advance will be made. Apply to
may 81 w. FOWLE & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-02

DRAJES TOMORROW
MARYLAND State Lottery, Glass No. IL for 1884,
To be drawn in Baltimore on Tuesday, June
6 PRIZES OF 5000 each!
Tickets SIS 90; halves so; quarters %
To behad in a variety of numbers Of
j. CORSE,
Lottery E E.cchange Broker, Alexandria
Drawn Numbers in the Literature Lottery of the
State of Delaware Glass No. 90 for 1884:
SIS 20 16 6 SO 35 81 26 ID.
Drawn Numbers in the Virginia Dismal Swamp
Canal Lottery, Glass No. TO- for 1884:
25 IL 81 73 80 As so 80 "a 55
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
.N.OTKf,E.

HNhIE Co-Paribership that heretofore ex-
'stsd, under tie firm Of silas Martna.
dukc y Go. a. kableiown, was dissolved H.
ininlhi aEo, and Il = now time that all re-
naming dues should bee PAID. I have the
consent 90 :. Marma1ulo 60 say, (yho r, r.
qu1lly interested ~ thc debts due the con.
'tfn'l that payment must be- made on or be-
fore The 5ih day uf Aprii ncVt, a, on that Ia,
az debts That gcnain unpaid. will be divided
'ci"ecn him and myself Eos ~ part
'alA3t 70 vii not Iniulgc longer. The fr..cd
,n'P h''c Tor = Nlrmadikr, who st,lI ,-.,.
oucs 'H, business az katlrt0wn. and for the
ommoi.iion Df tsose inf ttrJ. f1lt-~J
me 70 tt rcm1rn iu h.. hsuds for o,,,st
COLLECTION, Al debt. then due Ito cop,.,,
hut ihc time hls arrived. th,t II ,e,,.,.. h,
dHpcnsabiy necessary 60 close f.r bY.,oe.. :.
'Peciily ~ possible. TI1.e ipdobirI 4, 49,,
concern will 90 well q esli on Or h. c.,r. 49,.
lime mentioned and pay t,cir RI, speet,,, a..
10 MarmsdGke, Who is d1iy authorised T.,
receive and receipt for Tie si,ne. ~ %, -,
% claims which may pass into ny hands need
expect Indulgence. The forDesrauer tb,t
has already been extended, hope will he
considered sufficient and very bbcrai.
Jos. T.. re- sSELL.
HarPsr'-Fsrry, March "a. 1884
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
Snsifhfefd Fair.

NNcouRtGEDb BY the succe. of the Fair
- IN ChariestoSn, the Ladies OF Smith
held and neighoorhood have prepared q va
riety oil articles, both useful and orname ntal
Tor public exhibition and sale, on Easter Mon,
day, the 3lst day Of the present month the
proceed. OF which will be applied to the build.
ing Of Female Academy, in said town. The
importance Of the object il is presumed, will
he admitted by all. They therefore respect
FULLY solicit the attendance and assistance of
all who approve Of their plan, with a sincere
hope that, IL they succeed, from thi, little
fountain may How streams that will amply
compeneato their labor, and gladden. the face
OF society.
Any contributions will be thankfully re-
ceIVed' and may be left with Mrs. Timberlake,
IN town, or Mrs. WIN. T. Washington, in the
country.
The Fair will be held in the large room
over Mr.. Thomas TimberlakeS Store. The
room will be opened at O'Clock, A. NJ. and
continue open until O'Clock, P. NJ
ApNIrTAScE, p cents for grown persons.
and LA cents for children.
March I3 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
Books and Stationary.

III he Oid Stand, No. }, Market S.nlG,e. H,r.
fScrs-F;17s,
which nc otfrrs 1T very reduced prices for cash
Amongst his Stock ~ill be found = choice ,eIrc.
ton OF
Ancient and Modern History,
Romance, Poetry and Light Reading.
large supply Of school Books,
Moral and Religious Work s-Psrn;lv Hll,s
ladies' Albums, different bindings
Iiahk Books, VIZ: I>edgcrs Hnd Journals.
Day, Memorandum and Pass Hooks.
Aimanacs Tor 1884, RngI, "a anil German
a handsome supply Of Music and Muse paper.
isHins and Conversation Cards,
\ large stock of Plays,
Chimney STANDARDIZATION Hiindq
Pocket Books sui Wallets,
Black. Red, end indcliLi~ Iuks
Ink Stands, Qpilis, sbd steel Pens
Writing aud Letter PAPER, plain and ruled
Fancy COlorod do
IiarBr and small vrsputng IL,
Ties Paper and iiJnnst boards
"i"rs and P@trnt Rulers,
iockct Maps ~ the United States.
lbuO 10. ot single States
l'tto do. 1T the Holy land
Maps OU Roll,rs--Siste an.l .esd ps,e,I.
trsyon's and Black sand, Sand Ho.r. 6r IL
W. hnprs by Aucntinn 30 bustnc.i. aud a J-.,r.
% pleas u merit share of tic public p.,rns,,,
Iie keeps Dialogue Oi hi. stock on his e.,,,ater
t,th his friends vii please call and ctsrnin,.
Hhrifers-i rfTy, Nov. - 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
Female SeminQrY.

The spacious and airy rooms Of tho second
story IN the Charlestown Academy, will be
suitably repaired, and the institution will be
commenced on the Monday preceding the Isl
OF April.
With respect to the SYSTEM or ISsrRuc
TIoS, the subscriber thinks 1t only necessary
for him TO say. that all the branches usually
taught in the most approved Female schools.
viii DC carefully and thoroughly taught IN this,
ana that his best endcavors will be exerted To
render It an academy for female instruction.
respectable in its character. and worthy of
patronage. One or two assistants will be al
ways employed, and good school apparatus
will be obtained as soon as the success of the
undertaking will justify tho expense.
In regard TO the discipline Of the School, il
may be proper 10 state, that TO all Young la
dies placed under his care, il will be his wish
10 discharge the Offices of 4 guardian and
friend and that by the cultivation of tender
ness OF conscience, and n high sense Of vir,u
Gus and honorable feeling, he hopes, without
The necessity Of severity or punishment, to IN
unee them, voluntarily, TO avoid all de iations
from right conduct.
FROM the common practice Of sending chill
oTen 10 school only during the summer-a
Praetce injurious TO the scholar and di.cour-
aging TO the teacher--thc subscriber will d.
constrained TO make IL fixed rule TO receive
no pupils for less time than the scholastic
year. There will Be, therefore, but one ses-
sion OF J5rty.fop i0t6k3, and all received into
the school Will be considered as entered for
that time, unless peculiar circumstances NAV
require some departure from the rule. The
vacation will be during the months of August
and September
For the session or scholastic year. the terms
Tor tie common branches, including. also
Composition aud thc element Of History and
Of Astronomy, will be s2O, for the higher
branches, as Natural and Civil History, Men.
TAI Moral and Natural Philosophy, Geome-
try Algebra, sc. SIS for the Latin Lam
gu1yc $50.
The subscriber having al.o made some al
hrations IN his dwelling. will be able eonve-
nichty To accommodate ten or twelve board
eF5' over whose studies and manner, out Of
school, careful and parental attention will DO
exercised. For the session Of TDrtv-four
weeks, including every thing bot washing
siOO will he charged for board. For chit
dFen from the neishborlood who return home
on Friday evening, and Ind their bedding and
washing, SIS. Produce will be received m
payment &C board. Terms for tuition or
board must be settled half yearly in advance
ny note OF otherwise. reduction will be-
made 10 those who END three or four .eho.
lars. ALEX ANnrn IoNpy
March e, i-3f-H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20

MI complimentary. bit jrii.--Tbe 81.
"of ~ On Ohio Joufnai. the Mashlsn Ca
<e'te'l expresses himself N The foIloring
terms. not too severe foT tho occssioR
though The mode 81 punishment be lodi.
Gates - somssh bat out " ibs way
&" The fellow who could bsssly desert.
and' AFTER dessfting. bAsriy sttsmpt 10 *
pose. an sftless and coBfiding female. De
serves 10 be nibblsd to deaih BY youns
tad poles. 90 stsxnsnt lfog pond. "a DR.
'eneo 20 his misifsss. srheut the bse,6t
81 elersy % tcbsoiaiiJn Of hiends Amen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
ruHLisnEp, wIUKLI,sr
JOHN -. G.fLL.lNER.
CONDITIONS.
TWO DOLLARS 4 FIFTY Ora

PAYABLE half yearly; but Two Do,t,,,
will be received AZ payment in full. AZ maid
cntirely in advance. Whenever payment !.
deferred beyond the expiration Of th. wear,
interest wall be charged
- subscriptions for six months, 81 Is. TO
Be paid invariably ia adrsaee.
ADVERTISING.
The terms Of advertising, are For a square
or less, 81, tor three observation-disclosures one.
~ the same proportion. Each continuanc..
- cents per square.
- All advertisements not ordered for a
specihc time, will he continued Until forbid.
dnd charged accordingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
TIE MOTHERS FAREWELL. To HER
Welded DAUGHTER.


o'o. dearest one. my s.llish love
Shall never pale thy check,
Not cen = Mo,hcr's fears for thee
Will in sadness speak
fct how csn l With eoiine.s check
The burning iesrs tbs, start
Hast thou not turned from me 10 dwell
Within anothcr's heart
think on earlier. brighter DAYS.
When first my lips w-rr prrst
tpon thv baby brow, whilst thou
lay helpless on my bress;
la fancy still src thine eye
Uplittc,, To INV face.
hear IN, hsping tones. and mark
With 10, Thy childish grace.
Ecu then tkncw II would be thus,
thought ecu ia tina, hour
Another would It's perfume steal,
When had r,ar'd the flower;
And .rt viii not breathe sigh
How can ,srr r,.Ian-'
The sorrow th3t hy mo,l,..r feels
Was suffered once by NniHc.
A Mothcr's lovr!-oh, thou know vt not
How much OF feeling lies
In these sweet words, the hopes, the fears,
he daily strengthening ties;
III lives rfc vet the infant draws
Its earliest vital brcAih.
And dies bat " hen the Mo,hcr's heart
Chiiis in the grasp OF death.
Will be in whose FIND arm, thou scck'a
Thine all OF earthly bliss,
Fer feel love untiriug, deep
And free from self as ,hi,'
All, no! n husbands tenderness
Thy gentle heart NAV prove,
but neNcr, never Wilt thou meet
Again, a Mother. love.
My love Tor thee must ever be
Fond ~ in years gone by,
While To thy heart shall be Ike
\ dream VI memory.
Dearest, farewell! may angel hosts
Their vigils DER thee keep,
How can si's-ak that fearful word.
Farewell, and yet not weep
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
Flour and all other Articles


That may be entrusted TO their care. Flour.
&c. Will be received in Ware Houses nj the
Furnace, and when shipped in boats be efIec-
tuaily sheltered from the weather.
Tho undersigncd, with no improper mo-
tNes, but IN justice TO the mseyes and for the
information Of the public, will proceed 20 set
forth some Of the great advantages Of Keep
tryst as q place Of de2osite for all articles
intended to be forwarded OIL the Canal The
approach To the Canal is more easily accessi-
bic, and CT shorter distance, TO the farmers
miiiers, &c. OF Jefferson, Frederick, exc. at
ihis point, than any other. II is well known
that the smilhfeid and Harpers-Ferry Turn
pike, which at present is unpaved for the
space oil upwards of two miles from the Fer
~, passes within about one mile of Keeptryst
Furnace. The road, connecting Keeptryst
Furnace and said turnpike at the Cross Roads
mis-. Aistadu's) about two and ono half miles
from HarPers-Ferry, descends in a gradual
slope towards the Potomac-can easily and
viii always be kept in good repair-and is
only about one mile in length. Another great
advantage enjoyed by this place over any
other, Is derived from the fact that the fee
der OF this great and noble Canal, is the wide
and expanded basin Of water IA front Of Keep
tryst Furnace, extending several miles above
and quarter of a mile below, in one unbro-
Ken sheet, aiiordng suticien depth of water
Tor loading boats, containing four or five hun
dred barrels of Flour, Immediately At the
shore. The passage over this basin, either
to or from the canal TO the largest boats, will
not DC prevented or interrupted even IN high
Hoods of the river.
The subscribers will keep on hand n con
slant supply OF FISH, SILT, PL-9ISTER
Tx &c. which they will sell at reduced
prices. STRIDRR A. EoIfEr
keePtryst Furnace, ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
10 PARNRHo
sAffOrnPu m L<Err.

WlLL practise ~ the superior and IN
i'r'or Cougi, Of Jefferson and fred
,''A counties and tho Snporior Court Of
Morgan county
lS-iiis Office - ia Wiarbcsisr. next door
n that of 81. Byrd
Feb ~. 1-If-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20

WHO Lately Tea m" without any iust cause or
Ero'ocai'on will not be- rcsyonubie for
any debts sho may eoutrscs and n any per
-" SHAH hnTbor or deal 9Th her On any ran.
ues whatever all tie risors of ibe NV made
-" Pi"'iled tor such eases. will most assur.
'''J Oe enforced against them, for 80 dong
WILLIAM MALONE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20

Ji.IfES H. FITZSLILLfO.N:y
- ESPECTFULLY informs his friend. and
II = the public, that he haas opened large ADD
plcndid assortment of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
Female Seminary.

a T the solicitation Of several gentlemen,
IN the undersigned has engaged to under
take the establishment aud instruction of a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20

Whsn Long Islander wishes Tor some
ihing 70 drink a supper. add lodging for
VOC n'gh'' he introduces hes Fsque.t N he
following very ingenious manner --'' VIII
you baVs ihe goodness 10 give the 4
drauEhi Of cold water. snd u you please.
you may pat half g,ll Of spirits IN y. Tor 1
am ~ hungry that dobv Know ubers I
shall lodge 70 night"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20

TRANSFORMATION
IN the Baltimore and Ohis Rail- Road &, Ch.,s-
Psaks aud Ohio Canal,
At the Point of Rocks.
HNiiE subscriber having rented the Warn
- House lately occupied by A n. Brown
Is prepared To RECEIVE and FORWARD
any quantity OF
Produce and Merchandise
From the eligible situation OF the Warehouse
aud IRON the experience OF the subscriber in
The Forwarding business, (ha,ing been envav-
ed IN II several years on the Erie Canal n,
hatters himself that he will DO able Ia CIV,
general Satisfaction. Tie will Receive and
Forward FLOUR, &c. as
low as the Rsil-itoad Compa- HA
ny charge; and articles con-
signed TO him will be forw AMI =
ed to their place Of destination as Soon ,itrr
they are received as possible. All article,
destined westward, he will be able To forward
on as reasonable terms ~ any other person.
The subscriber respectfully solicits the pa-
tronage heretofore extended To- his predeee.-
sor. = po,truoy
Point Of Rocks, March IT, Is3I.-f.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20

Ny dear. said lady Ia q little Risl.
what - the rosiieF Whb your mother --
shes got the re- bslhousifster. nam
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20

Ia fHdfpsnffm .Nrn --One sbo can shave
himself wii, cold aisf, black his oWn boots,
and I've all1yt tobacco.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20

Y ''''7 '''.'iP'io", r. SEE a. ISIS oTe'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
CNisRinn.
Ellen sIENEORic.

"A H. persons are hereby cautioned az
n hsrbofing my wife
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
TRANSFORMATION
On fhe Chesapeake 81 Ohio
CANAL.

VNHE Chesapeake and Ohio Canal being
II now completed and open to navigation
from this place (keeP,ryst or old Furnace
20 Georgetown, the undersigned, who have
long been carriers on the Potomac, beg leave
to inform the public that they are at preseu,
engaged IN, and will continue Transpor,ino
wa The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, without
seiay, and on the most moderate terms, 10
and from the Point of Rocks, Georgetown.
and other points on the line Of the Canal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
DIED.

Aiweyanoke, Charles City County. on the
18Th ultirao, Pudding Ls,ris, Esq distinguish
ed asriculturisi and esiimab!c gentleman, aged
II. lie died in the faith aad practice Of 4
Christian.
AT his residence at wythe court house, on
Tuesday the 10th ult. JO'sph Draper, Esq. in
the 30;h year OF his age. Mr.. Draper was a
gentleman of fine talents, and few year.
since represented his district IN Congress.
On the 18th ult. At her residence IN Fred
erick county, Mrs. Elisabeth Griffin Williams,
in tho ia year Of her age, daughter Of Col.
Leroy Peachy, formerly Of Richmond couaty
In Su,quehanna township, on Thursday the
18th ult. ISoSc D,Iier, s. John JohASion. The
former fell down IN Commissions while At the
plough. The latter carried him home. and
complained immediatel. of sickness, fell down
and shortly after expired. They both died
within half al hour Hsri.bwg Chronieis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
MARRIED,

On the 10th June. BY the Rev. Mr.. Ad.ie, Mr..
S.NuxI BRrrKSsAu.H, Of IiArPers-Ferry. To
Miss MANIA L. KLINE, daughter Of Mr.. Sicho-
las Kline Of Lcesburg
MARRIED, .,the Methods, Episcopal Churei.
on Thursday evening thu i9th uii. by the Rev
Henry u. Cowies, the Rev. DGrsj S. Dogyrn.
OF the Virginia Conference. (no~ stationed in
Richmond,) TO aiiss .Ia-fha GEr1tizsrs, OF
Lynchburs.
NJ Ejenetta, Essex County, on the 29tlI MAY
by the Rev. j. l.. MeI;uirc, R.ehlrd Baylsr,
Esq, Attorney AT Law, % Miss Lucy, only daugi,-
ter oil Robert PsJne Waring Esq.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
FUNERAL IIONoRs roLAr.yrrrr

Tue committee Of arrangement appointed
oy charity Lodge. No Ill, to make suitable
preparations TO commemorate the next ami
'crsary OF our national indie pc nee. have
met aud adopted the following resolutions
viz
Resolrei. Tha, VIC have learned with deer
regret the death OF our worthy friend L. Bro
iher LAFAYETTE, the friend of Union l. OF
Liberty.
Re,o!rti, As mark OF the distinguished es-
umltion IN which We hold the character oi
our deceased X worthy Brother, and in order
TO manifest how deeply VIC dcplcre the loss
which The cause Of Liberty has sustained IN
his death. there be funeral procession on
the approaching Anniversary Of our national
independence.
EaigiTti, Thatthe member. OF Union Lodge,
and all brethren IN regular standing, be invi-
Tod 10 JOIN in the procession.
ReSc!rsd, That the Ladies and Gentlemen
generally be invited TO meet the Masonic pro-
ce>sion IN front OF Bcckham's Hotel, and
walk, two and two, To the Methodist Church,
where the Declaration of Independence will
DO read, and other Appropriate ser.iccs will
90 performed.
Resoirsd. That The members Of the fra,ar-
nifty, and IN, citizens generally, be requested
TO wear the usual bad &c Of mourning on their
left arms for thirty days.
Rs'Siesj, That the merchants be respect
hlly requested 10 suspend business from I I
O'Clock, 4. NJ. Till 4 O'Clock z. VI.
Reio!eei, That the .i-,Iisp Band of liar
Pers-ferry he invited To Join the procession.
RfIofrsJ. That }. b. Wager be appointed
Marshal Of the Day.
COnTsiliss Of .irrSasenenii.
James Is. Wager. John Marlatt,
Geo. Il. Stephenson, +. {. McCa5S.
James Foley,
July J, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

or yEJ.Yrgyor ,,-n rnrnn,

or JEfPERSnv and LOUDoL.v
VIE unders'<ned. having rented Colosel
- Hi,es Little Nall. on the Shenandoah
River, (Which viii be "a e.,nplete order 10
receive all klsds Of Gram by the ISth Of the
present month take this method % inform
ins the farmers, that they will NJ all time, be
ready TO PURCILfSE WHEAT Al far e,.h
prices. or grind at the usual rate, OF toll. and
stand the Inspection NJ the Baltimore or Dis
I'ct markets For those who prefer grind
ing, az desired,) Nc ~iil send their Flour 60
either OF the aforementioned markets, sell
and make return Punctuaily At . very short
notice. They Will also have any article the ,r
customers may want brought from below
such as Plaster. Fish, Salt. Sc.-for which no
other charge will DC made than the cost OF
the same. They hope. by punotuaiiiy and
strict aiiention TO business, 60 merit \ share
Of patronage JOHN CLiCsOE.
CHiRLES B.iR.NS
July }, ls1t.-2m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

W ieu. ~ Fefti-in-s, ffufa Wssi,frri
us, N,stov DIrsrs-ss. - 4 y Jerr
isisiy sppai-t,i Mo 49, - hss.s. hss =
sgg1iairi s-srstssy a ui- NsvJ. go VIA
wtsSss. ~ s.r.igr from Pcnu.yis,ass. D
.,tss sitsift-I Ni-.s,srt5 iiatsA The SEQ
hsss setars.ed boti spIso. utss-til
t.iaasEC wssaIscfsr. -. fru.eris -.
,rfisfltr ia tr-Efess tf.t.s aisry Led, 81 !.
tlsoa'a ffraisat a a. CLiHsi h ake Al a.
z ar.ti f1ts fsrf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

eeiscd on aud AFTER the Gr,i day Of August.
4. ID. 1884, shall be made with the Bank of
the United States and its branches, m eonfor-
NIFTY with the provisions OF the act, entitled
An act TO incorporate the subscriber, TO the
Bank OF the United States approved 10Th
Aprii lsl6u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
John n. COOkHs
y ENAISING in the Post Office ate harles
u tosn, June 30, 1854

nESPEcTFULLY takes pleasure TO inform
his friends, customers. ard the public
generally, hat he Is Jast receiving and opea.
ins very gerofai supply II new and ssa-
sonable GOODS, all VI which have been
purchased 81 reduced prices ant are nov of.
iered 90 The Ike ierns Al hs store Ia slsp.
heristOru.
Iliy 3 isJi.-N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

On information q Gencrsl IAfayctte's drstl
Che PHLsrDrSr directed funeral bonors 20 be- Paid
~ the Army snd Navy 20 thc memory NJ thst H.
lus'riOus man. On tie day folioving thc receipt
Of the order, the commandments Of the several sta
uous were 70 cause ~ guns &, be- fred in au,sk
sucecssiOn =, day-brcnk. and one gsn every half
hour thereafter tai sunset The Gags dorinx,h ..
day 70 b. hslf mss,, and the ofieersto seer ersue
on The III, arm Coz Az fnut,hs
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follows.
YEAS-Messrs Brrt1n. r,,v, p,,,,,,
I-undy, Heudr,eks, lin. ksue. Mn. ,T Al.
hing a Ca Linn, Morris. usb,n.o,, s,l,..,,ie,
.llinadgc, Upton, White, WiIkios. Wrvbi
is ''s"'
'grs, Cisy, Clayton, Evinx. Frciingi.u, -. Ker,
NniSh, Leigh, Nsnguin, Moor. ksudsiu, Po,u-
Sicr Portrr, Prrutis,, Prrston, fobb,us, siIs-
-', smith, Southland, Sprsg,se, Svin, Tomlin-
90. Iyicr, WsExsusn, " sbstcr--1s
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The Committee recommend that the bill be
amended by striking out al after tho ensst.
inZ clause, add insertiug The following words.
VIZ
That 40 deposites Of the money ~ the
CnHed states, which may accrue, o. be re-
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W. Ct'r q Keutueky. SIC PaEsTox a
'l 'roliha, snd Mr. LEisH snd Mr AHcHIu,
'"s.ais, vere expected Il lIsrpers Perry last
We hope these distinguished statesmen
Tot o eou'ebiehs-to scua,n long enough 10
f'Hge o'ildics 9Th be eiufebs Of ths
Al generally