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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06
Jan. 80, 1854.
VIRGINIA. TO wIr:

VIRGINIA. TO W.T.:
AZ Rulrs holden IN thc Clerks office Of the cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Ch,necrv for
Jehrrson county, the first Monday ia Deem
Der. 1888:
George Reurloils, administrator ,sL he rgiR an
ne4ed. IF Fre,LryIoi Bosr,s, dec'd
AGAINST
John n C9okHs. IA has o,rH ughi. as eI-rc7so,. o,
John H'nserd, d-cd also as rrecilfor Of. Iays5,
.Jc'ren, dcc'd. DIN .HI,A0,liLe, aliruiipst,a fsr
II JShH .)fohcr. dcc'd H. H. Grrsham and
MARY y his rife, late .iEIIy r. Hingerd.
GcorSe EDf'ei' and Hefsy hs ,sqfc, late Bcfsu
IIkeIls, Jshn II. iHgerd, Catherine UInge,,a
.hIrcrLlina UUigrrd Groige H. Ungerk
nHd Jdcsb 10 iNgerd heirs Of Jain Uingryd
dce'd, DANIEL EHler, errciHor- If CafJ.4frlr
.uotfer, Ghr'd. and rs daiHipsfruior Of Hcf,u
.NcftaHgcr, tLrc'd, Tyomas Turner, admins
hdior re bonus nan Of .inihsHy Turner, .i-c'd
SdDIfei Russell, Carver UIRs, tate S.sTlf Of
.LcBo7so1 ConHfU, Gdnunsf,uior of R,b,if e.
Ire, tLc'd, 1hoMGs LIeHE, and Bakci- Idb-
'o""' e''ec'tf0r IF John Bahe', dec'd,
~ CHLN'CERF.
HE defendants, u. r. Gresham and Ma
- ~ T. his wife, John p. Wingerd, Cathc-
rInr Wingcrd, MareellIua Wingerd, George n
Niherrd, aud Jacob MinScrd, not having enter
cd their appearance, and given scrutitv according
20 the act ct assembly and the rules of this court
and appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants OF this country: His ortLi,,i
h'i III. SID defendants do appear here OF ths.
hrsl day ot the next tcrn, aud answer the amend
cd ball Of the plaintiff, md that copy Of this or
der De- iOrthW th inserted ia some M y stai..r nj, a.
Iis'cd ia Chafl -town, Tor two months Successive
", and posted at hc front door Of the courthouse
IA the said town Of Charlrsto~n
\ CopV-Trste
ROBERT' r. BROH.N: 6. e.
Dee. 10, iSiS-2fn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06
To TVMgOM .M0Gerx.

"A IiRST-RATE WAGON and PLOUGH VI.
n ker viii hnd good situation. b, 4,
p'y'nS to the subscriber ~ Chsrlestosn.
man IN iain,l, can bs accommodated ..
a house ard garden convenient 90 the .b.o
The hr-t OF April newt
THOMAS RAWIINs
Jan o. I-Ig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

AE DreHiRg House, SaHHA
&S HIS Barn, &c a good Or ~
III chard, and a lime e$Vs
os43lSAz stone Spring conve- -
n'ent to the buildings; and on the Foreman
tract there Is a fir~t-ratc mill site, with the
water privilege, we'll situated for a merchant
mill, wool Factory, or any thing Of the sort,
-tosethcT with the remains Of an old mill
Any persons wishingto purchase the above
tracts OF Land, will please call on Mr.. John
Mcfarland, who - now living on them, and
he viii give any further Information they
may desire.
The HOUSE and LOT
Above mentioned, i situated on Princc.s-S,
IN Shephcrdstown, between Mr. Jacob Line,
dwelling house, and MIR. John Shucart's sad
di"r'S shop, at present occupied by Miss Sow
dcrs.
IcrB'' of sale-Onc-ihird in hand. the re-
,dne IN three equal payments. Secured
by deed Of trust OF the premises ro-pcc-
lively TO be made ia six. twelve aud eighteen
months from the day Of sale
JOIN ~. MoENDREE, ComB,'r.
Dec. &c. l-33 is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06

one-iourth clothed IN fine Timber, and j.
hueiy watcrcd-thc Chsrlesto~n run passing
through the centre 81 it--anI there bcins nj
80 upon IT several neVer.failing spring>.
THIS Farm has never been tenantcd out
but for the last ten Years has been cultN atcd
with an almost exclusive Vlc-s To- the I'm
rro'emeut of the soil; yet. at the same time.
II has Welded during that period an average
crop OF l-OO bu,hcls Of Wheat, or between
- and 80 bushels 10 the acre, aud proper
tomato quantity Of cori, aud other usual pro-
auctions OF a farm. Ia point OF richness aud
fertility of soil, believe Il to b. unrT4aisrd
by any other tract OF land Ia this couuiy.' u
Is peculiarly adapted 60 the productions ol
wheat, IT. surface beiag even and updulating.
and well cleared Of rocks aui brc4k,.
There are upon It two large OR .sASA
CllARDS containing a great arie- 1879
~ al hne and carefully selected &y11SS
FRUIT TREES.
The rIght Of water upon the stream, Tor
some distance a-1Ne the pren.ises 4. the pro.
pert~of the owners OF this land, and will be
INCLUDED IN the sale. ! am induced To con-
s'drr It valuable iuasmuch ~ have frequent.
ly been offered high price for II
The PROXIMITY OF THIS Farm To the Chcsa-
reake and Ohio Canal, To- the Vino hester aud
liarp"T>-ierry RAD Road. to the Shenandoah
Flour Wills, aud TO Charle>town-its present
high aud profitable state of cultivation. toe.
Their with its unialing streams Of " oter, JUS
iiy me IA the assertion that Il j. far the most
desirable property offered lately for salc IN
this vicinity.
The buildings are 4 comfortable
Brick Dwelling, Kitchen, House for LTD
servants, aud Mcat-Ilouse, a com
mOdiOus Log Barn, Cora House,
Granery, Carriage House, aud Ice House
The whole tract has been lately enclosed
by post and rail aud plank fencing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06
BLANKS.

~ ''''y asisrSi'a", -, 'ai, Il nh oges
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06
~ SNEHabie T0HHeru. sc.
AT lIARPERS-FERRY,
FOR SALE.

VIZ very valuable and eligible real pro-
n perry belonging TO the estate of Town
send beckham, decd. situated on the uppe r
part Of the Island Of Nirs,nius, at Harpers-
Ferry - nov ~ che market az private sale.
Tie pro mises consist of a TANNING rs
IABlIsliNtNI. with water works 10 grind
Dark a large number Of Nat-, shops. Bark
Houses, aud every other appurtebance 70.
CURED 10 carry on the business on the most
a. .ter..Vp .esGe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06
.NcIC hook 81 Stationary
STORE.

LINES a. FITZSLILIFO.N.S
lR ESPECrfII.L informs his friend. an
II = ,hc pubi'e, that he has opened = large au
splendid as~ortn,crt 1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06
BON BONS, NUGAR,
LUCIFERS.
lind Ladies', EMurieS.

IHNlil. undersigned has just received at the
ID 'harleNio"n APothecary = Book STORE
fEEsH stPrLY 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06
nrgT WTNTUR sprnrT CJ.

aIsT received ara far sale ly
q HUMPHREY KElT.
Dec f-rF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-06
Lumber Yard iH !ShcD-
hPrlKlOlrH.

lliIE subscriber be-, leave 20 inform ~,
- public. that re contec tiun ~ ia DO. .tlr,
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-17


 ihis plan fer disposlag pf tie PuDhc lands jsiiessifs no principle, violates no com ,....ss.,.d .ess.nses syStea.. Aireaay la..s the price of those lands been reduced from two dollars per acre to one dollar and a quarter, and upon the will of Congress it depends whether there shall be fnther reduction. While the burdens of the East are diminishing by the reduction of the du- ties on imports, ii seems but equfa justice that the chief burden of the West should be frightened in an equal degree at least.--- It would be just to the old States and the new, conciiiate every interest, disarm the subject of all ifs dangers, and add another guarantee 10 the perpetultyS of our happy Unien.
 Sensible, however, of the difficulties which surround this important subject can only add to my regrets at finding my self again compelled to disagree with the legislative power, the sincere declaration that any plan which shall promise final and satisfactory disposition of the question, and be compatible with the Constitution and public faith, shall have my hearty COR cuuence.
 ANDREW JACKSON.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-17
THE PUBLIC Ykn RIEL---vEE EsR E- SIDENTsS MESSAGE.
 (Concl,.ded from os,r Last.}


 These ancient compacts are invaluable
 monuments of an age of virtue, patriotism,
 and disinterestedness. They exhibit the price that great States, which had won lib-
 orty, were wiling to pay for that union, without which they plainly saw it could not be preserved. IL was not for Territory or State power, that our revolutionary fathers took up arms; II was for individual hberiy, and the right of self government. The expulsion from the continent oi British aT- mics and British powers, was then bar ren conquest, If, through the collisions of the redeemed States, the individual rights for which they fought, should become the prey of petty military tyrannies, establish ed at home. To avert such consequences, and throw around liberty the shield of union, States, whose relative strength at tho time gave them preponderating power, mag unanimously sacrificed domains, which would have made them the rivals of empires, oIl- iy stipnlating that they should be disposed of for the common benefit of themselves and the other confcderated States. This enlightened policy produced union, and has secured liberty. It has made our waste l lands 10 swarm with busy people, and ad- ded many powerful States to our conieder- ation. As well for the fruits which these works of our noble ancestors havc nrndn f
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-17
Gounrea0loual nes1)a.

Inrf'4DriCSS,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-02
For the Free Press.

To JonS 8. GAIL,nsn, ESQ:
Su;-tn my History OF the Valley, np-
pendix No. j, page i1i, describing shannon
dale springs, the following language il used
"For several years IL held high rank among
our watering places; but it was, however, des-
tuned to lose its reputation. Being located on
the cast SIDE Of the Shenandoah river, on low
ground, seven or eight miles above Harpers-
Terry the visitors ia 4 dry season being an
noyed by the noxious missma arising from
the river, 4 malignant fever suddenly made
ITS appearance among the n, causing the death
OF several while at the springs, aud Of some
Others alter their return home"
In writing this statement, . followed the
seIerai report and universal belief at the
time have mad, strict inquiry into the
TACT, and find that my state mcnt IL, perhaps, n
little too highly coloured. A medic al gentle
man oi highly respectable standing, who wa,
couversant with all the circumstances nj the
time, stated TO me "a few days since) that he
did not discover any peculiar malignancy in
the lever which prevailed and that there
was but one death, and that the case Of a man
IN the last stage Of the dropsy The fever
which prevailed was OF a character similar TO
the gene raj bilious fever prev alent that season.
Justice to the owner OF the property. 10 IN,
own character, and to society, requires tins
correction.
Most respectfully, your friend.
y. kERCHEyAL.
81 Printers generally will do an act OF
justice by giving this note m insertion IN
Their respective papers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-02

The proposition for Convention, 10 choose n
candidate fos Congress-. opposcto the late r,,ino.
policy Of the Administration. !, approved of by
the other counties; and calls are made in FEEDER
lex, Berkeley. anil Hampshire. Zoe meeting. =,
the October Courts. TO sproin, delegates to the
CONVENTION.
In our Last number We published n
notice or call upon the Wings of Jcffcr-
son Tor the purpose of appointing dele
gates to Committee To be held AT Pugh
Town. We have consulted some of our
National Republican friends, and have
heard from others. and SO far the object
OF such Convention 10 highly approved.
II unfortunately, division is Produced
from whatever cauSe, in our ranks, de-
ied will BE- Lc necessary consequence.
We hope, however, there il not voter
IN the district, who Is opposed To the
misrulc OF the present administration.
that Will either directly ar indirectly.
and IN producing such a result. II may
he relied on, that every such opponent
IN Hampshire, will readily abide the
decision of the delegates from the scve-
raj counties Of the district. so convened :;
at least We have thus far heard no OBJ
lection.
IL has been suggested that at our Oc-
tobcr Court, q selection of -Four Dele
gates should be made, or at an earlier
period. If the other counties should So
act as to render it necessary; and if so,
notice Will he given. We have no doubt
from all we hear, that the Wings of
Hampshire. will act promptly, and with
view to the integrity of the national
band, as the true friends of constitution
al governmcnt.-t Romaey Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-02
TIE TEST OF CIIARACrHR

II wa' The eu',ofn ofs sagscigas Old seoisbman.
whenever he heard an eI,rsvAgsn, culogy upon che
character Of sny usn, emphsiieslly TO ask-"Did
ye ever 'c'tle ~ seeount ~ him D." Ile Deem
81 'ai The bea tex q character snd dispo,i,,s,,
s"d be woald never Joio n the pra,.e Of IN, one.
until bis qnr','on vs' snswcred Satisfactorily .-
10 truth uhsi better evidence can there b. IL the
transporting. honest, snd literal heart, than ,l,e
prOpp, and unrouunuriHg adjustment of an o. g..
souot' We khov some individuals uh,r. ,.,
could hold up 70 public appreciation - no,icls II
sicrliug merit IN that respect
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-02
GENERAL IMTELLIonNoE.
FOREIGN ITEMS.


The Lord Chancellor Brouoham in =,
late speech on the Irish 1.-THE bill. paid
n very high compliment 20 the talents
of MIR. O'Connell. II is evident the
present ministry arc every way dispos-
ed TO conciliatc the powerful influence
oil Tins distinguished parsonage.
The French government are under
great apprchcnSions that the wife OF
Don Carlos will make an attempt To pass
through France 10 join her husband on
inc Spanish frontiers. Females begin
10 play an important part in the politics
oil Europe, since the Duchess of Bcrri
set the example in La Vcndec, and since
the crowns of Spain and Portugal have
fallen under the dominion of pctticoat
government.
II appears that Colcridgc, the poet.
lately deceased, was in early life a pri-
va,e in the British Dragons. Melan-
choly and disappointment had driven
hum TO this vocation. and a Latin quo
tation inscribed by him beneath his sad
die on the walls of the barracks, acct
dentally disclosed his attainments. and
caused him TO be restored BY his COM
mander to the literary pursuits which
were his ruling passion.
NJ. RothSchild having rather too
deeply dipped in the recent stock spe-
culations, has at last been caught. and
experienced loss of 81, O00, 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-02
From tie na4che,,er Republican.
VT - 7 ''''''st Is1Ff
To THE CITIZENS OF FREDERICK G,

III me CITIZENS OF FREDERICK CO.
Whereas, a disposition 90 instruct YOUR
Delegates touching the election OF seaa,or.
upon the expiration Of MIR Leish's term Of
service, has manifested itself by the appear.
ance OF several anonymous publications. and
amongst them an anonymous call for a meet
ms Of those in favor of ins,ruciing your Dele
gstes 10 vote against Mr.. Leigh, pursuant 60
winch call meeting was held aud inasmucb
rs nave no wish To mi,rcpresent the people
by voting for Senator against their will; I
ha'e,ior The purpose ofhayiny a clear and un-
questionable expression Of the peoples wish.
rs upon the subject, deemed the following
course proper and expedieni, viz:
propose that meeting Of the people OF
Frederick be held at the Court-Iiou.e. on
the first day Of next October Court, to consi-
der the question Of instructing their Dele
gates.
To this meeting invite each indi, ual Of
every party.
Finally, without pretending TO give pledge
oil present Tor or against Mr.. Leigh, do
pledge myself To obey the wishes Of tue meet
ing thus constituted, if in their wisdom the,
shall deem II exPedient 10 give me my orders
with regard 10 MIR. Leigh.
JOHN d. SMITH.
September 10, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-02

-faOfier RiOf.-We understand that
small house ia this city was torn down
last Sunday night II was occupied by
black family, who by some means
had incurred the displessure Of the mob
o.crdey Of this our little community. II
there be any thing w0dhy the indigna-
ton Of good citizens, 1t IS the perpcira-
ton OF such deeds At time like the pre-
sent We care not what the proyoca-
uon may have been, the law Is alone 10
revenge u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-02
RANDOI.III,S nnRsrs

The stud of Horses belonging to the
estate Of JoHS RANDOLPH OF Roanoke
deceased-more than 100 head. consist
ing OF Stations. Mares, Fillics. and a
lew Geldings-will be sold at auction
at the stable of Wyatt CardwclI. AT
Charlotte Court House. Virginia; the
sale to commence on Thursday. the OH
OF October, 1884, and continue from
day to day until completed. Credit
Will be given until the first of July.
lS3O the purchaser giving bond. with
security TO be approved by the seller.
May number. l6;Bi, Of the American
Turf Register, contains a list of the
Horses, down to 1870. The Coals since
That time are numerous.
Tins - believed TO be- the very finest
Stud Of Horses IN America.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-02

.frofsey Revolutionary BoShy gone a r.
ter 70 friend, dated Norfolk, virginia, SEP
Goth, says ." The old revolutionary WORT,
Rev. JESSE NICHOLSON. Postn,,,rr n
Portsmouth ~ no more lie died i,.t e,.
ming N the 18th year Of his age ne fox %
iu many Of the battles Of the reyolut,or al
has been since the establishment 81 our .ass
Pehdonee a. faithful aud JEALOUS solder g
the Cross, ~ he had besb IN ear, lfe To- toe
cause OF liberty - Ball. Pot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-02

Tie sale Of J. ~ wsx.r', pefssa-I
Ne q HsrpersFefry. -dl eoroneuse oa rs
nesl-y next
lhc ssic % thc pef.an.i esaic q the - f
> Turner. - " heaiissd. ell be eeauu8t1 90
by
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-02

The Rev. WINES .. Las, Of tie Episcopal
Church has issued proposals Tor Publishing re-
hgioui paper IN Riehmoad. 70 BE- eatitled - The
syuiheru CacscHsas." - g, 50 per aaaunn, 10
sdvaaes. o. 8 othsrvise
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-02
NOTICE

A Co. persons hs,Hg claims sxa,asi i.f
N estate q Robert y Jack. deed. o.
requested 20 bSioE them for~srd. d4iy o.
iienucsted fof settlement
JULIET \ ItCk
.fdn'r II Re5f : Jsst. q,
oci . i-3l g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-02

The elections in Maryland E
Legislature will commence on Mona.
next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-02

iifhhhNNB ~ Nitc Oid Furnace. carries 6DD khIs =
The a9'Nduef, across the Conococheazue q,
this place, y splendid piece Of masonry. and
coniers great credit upon the builder, Mr.
kd'eard w. IifIding. The material !. from q
valuable quarry Of ime-sione scarcely info.
rior TO granite, found or the lands OF Mr. VIM
ToWson at the high Rocks, from which the
stone y taken by the process Of splitting. in
blocks Of great sire. They are susce ptible
OF being dressed with the chiseI m the same
way and with ~ much nicely, az granite, a.
may be observed in the pilasiers, arches. co.
pings, and ornamental parts Of the Aqueduct
There are three arches In the work OF sixty
feet span each. and the piers ere eight feet
thick. j, combines strength and massive 30.
l'diiy with very high degree Of beauty and
grace. Seated a. II u In the bosom OF de-
lishtul natural scenery with long and msiss-
TIC curve Of artificial canal extending from
either abutment, and around the kfeai bend
OF The Potomac, II forms 10 the eye On eu.
lremelJ agreeable and impressive spectacle
the praise and admiration q every bshoiler
" received The finishing stroke several week.
ago ahd NC censure ourselves Tor not Ia.
wing introduced u 10 the notice Of The public
before THIS tine. The water Of the Potomac
passing through Us chamber, With a canal
boat or two, would odd bow ever yer, much
70 the appearance. These. though u cannot
boast 81 item nov. ~ % read, 10 aecommo.
as'e al . momthis warning .- Hiihamsterf'
Banner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-02
CHESAPEAKE s ONO CANAL

Communicable The National Ta,eRSeneer.
The magnitude of the plan upon
which this work is constructed. as 10
width and depth, begins now to devel-
oP ITS great and important advantage
over most other Canals in this country.
Passing this morning on the brim of the
canal, | observed a substantial schooner
built boat unlading of flour. Upon in
quiry where from, the number of bar
rels she carried, &c, / was informed
that she was from Shcphcrdstown. and
that she carried FIVE hundred barrels.
On passing Captain Easbys ship ward
! observed a new boat in the canal of
similar construction, which | was in
formed was built for the same gentle
man, (Mr. Short in Shcpherdstown.
and that she would carry 500 barrels of
Flour, besides having a deck fitted up
for dry goods, SC, for return freight
| was informed that the freight of Flour
was reduced from 81 80 cents to y
cents per barrel from Shcphcrdstown
to the District, and IL l-2 cents for
tolls, reducing it to 81 l-2 cents per
barrel
Some Of the schooncrs that trade to
the West Indies do not carry more than
300 barrels Of flour.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-02

The Prssideat Is expected 70 return 70 WASH
lns,os By TIC 4,h ios,lut.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-02
FREE PRESS.
TUO DOLL IRIS avn FIFTY CENTS
The "Jrrrrr,os IiraAlD, !" a, IIsrpcr.-rerr,

The JrrrEnsos iiIaAlD,"a Iisrpcr,-ferry.
appeared las, Thursda, half sheet. and ra..lc
serd. The Editor SAYS;
"f,nding that the citizens q Il.rpers-Ferr,
"hsSc not spsrif enough 60 support ~r,ki, paper
" 81 ANY description. (ci,h-r Neutral ar Political;
"~e have drtern,ioed 10 'Lseo'iinne the pE5i.ca-
q" ton OF our paper, a, this place"
Knowing nothing of the amount Of patronage
e,,cuded 10 the above named pai--r. Ne eanpo,
pretend ~ udg OF the rvl.,iou> b,,ueen the -.,i
tor aud the people, the r, s,ous Which induced
them To be luke~srIn ia his support. but. les,
slenee as to the general charge con,r, ell ia the.
paragraph quoted. should te deemed sequieseenes
~ it, correctness, consider ii our especial duty
% ssy = few wards. u could not reasonably b.
expected that = village of the sire II li.rprrs-
fcrry could, IL nseG however spirited, support
a nesspsPcr paper located there. mus, have
a,'rSeiDn enough To drsu ia Subsisn,,.l aid from,
ether quarters. hut this NC are bouad to Say, tia,
no people ever could exhibit better W a kin.ler
spirit to any one. than the citizens Of IIarpers.
Ferry have invariably exhibited toward. us
They not only yielled us . prompt and liberal
support to one paper, but to flro. 1.-THE FRKr PurSs
aud LaDIis' GanLASDl, aud if VIC could, Nhiis,
Gated there, have extended our circulation ia the
same proportion elsewhere, We should have done
we'll. The people Of that village. generally, arc
liberal, hospi,ablr, aud pubie spirited; AMI il i,
urjus, TO eharac,crisc them an,ing in proper
spin, 70 support any object which they consider
worthy Of public regard.
The FaEk PRrss has nov, rs it siway = has lad.
" large subscription at HarPcrs-fcrr, but IA, rc
are yet many good men and true. " hose names.
We should like 10 register upon our list. Their
oun interest aud the qualification of their families
will susSe Il TO them early curoln,cui
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-02

Convention was held 10 Utcs. on Tie
Ilh uIi. 10 consider the expedency q con
sUuchng ship canal around the Fslls &C Ne.
safs, ana eonneaion between the Lakes snd
the Hudson River