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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
Ark Mills, July l., 1874
PHbEic SHEe.

HHNHE subscriber will sell II public sale NJ
u the late resIdebce Of ID. Mccormack
deed.
on Ue,iHcsd1y. Nc i5'h DAY IF .lu-p.f ,e.rT.
the personal property Of the estale-eOasrs-
ting of,
Three Thousand bushels Of wheat
A valuable stock Of farm horses, anon
which there a. iine young stallion,
Two young Durhsm heifers, and a youn=
Durham bull,
4 valuable set Of mich COWS,
Fat cattle Stock cattle,
A fine young stock of south Down sheen
among which there are many FAT sheep,
A quantity 0f old corn; stock hogs.,
A new broad tread road wagon an On cart
A quantity Of excellent farming utensils
ALSO.
A new carriage aud sulky very little used.
T,1H' Of Saie-wheai, and FAT cattle sold
on credit Of 00 days, purchasers giving ne
gotablc note with good security. wheat 10
be taken by the purchaser from the barn
residue Of the property Tor all sums exoscd-
ing - nine months credit, bond and rood
security required under 81 the cash 80 be
pad before the article - delivered
CHARLES MCCORMICK.
Adm. of ID. Mccormick dec q
Near Ba,ileiown, July LISA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
FALSE CLAMOR.

The Administration presses have been Rising
elsmor lately Ito divert public attention, be-
cause the Senate rejected the weak and foolish bill
from the House. regulating the Opposite Banks.
The Senate hal condemned the whole scheme of
policy by Which the public funds were rudri, AM,
rashiy taken from their proper and lawful eus,o-
dy by The Executive. and given To political pet, +,
and eoald not, therefore, be expected u do any
act sane,ioning, in the rcmotes, degree, that mea-
sure OF folly and revenge. Fit wa. no, wrong
In the President to place the fund. in irrr,,oa,;-
bic hands, Il cannot be wrong in tie Senate 70
leave them under the control OF him Who bca.tel
that he took the responsibility" II the State
hanks, thus selected, are unfit agents now, With
out restriction. they certainly we're much more
80 when his majesty ordered thc treasure Of the
nation TO be entrusted TO them and IL, on the
contrary, they were safe repositories then, they
must DC 60 nov, strengthened las il is urged they
Arr) BY the deposites. Before ccn.aring the Sc
nate for omission, il must be admitted the de-
po>itcs arc in dangerous hands and If so, tia,
they never ought TO have been placed lherc.
But we asked on = former occasion, and now
repeat il, What constitutional right has Congress,
10 restrict or regulate a SrArx BASKp VIII il
be pretended by those Who deny the right to s.-
tabiish one National Bank, TO be controlled and
restrained by Congress, tina, the RICH; to establish
etfy or more exists under the Constitution l.
not more direct ,iolA,io ef State Rights, for
the Federal Government to aGispt as its osn, and
e0nireL, the State Banks than to create one Of its
own, uneonneSted with the states l. there any
material difference between the CREATION and the
Adoption Of an agent do not all Banks selected
- repositories, become United States Banks
Will they not be under the control aud influence
Of the Federal Government Will they not. in
abort, become the instruments, and exist oply at
the mercy. Of that government
When these questions shall be answered salts
fetorily by the pretended aieklcrs for State
Rights and unbiashing advocates Of power, thet,
will the people blame the Senate. Al prrscn, tina,
body stands forth before the nation As the shield
and bul~ark Of the Constitution but Cor the
stern and inaexibie determination Of tl.e noble
Senators. TO resist encroachmeni at every step.
long ere this our experiment Of free government
would have been ended.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
TIE Market


we understand the engagements of Wheat
have been extensive this week, and the price
huctuatIug daily. from 3 20 round, for Crops
Of red and uhIte, to Al -, II ga, aud 81 > +,
and We have heard enough Ne do not vouoh
Tor ~ that a. high a. ~ 30 has been given
Tor large quantity, "a ono Instance pro
baby, upon long credit. The sales have bees
unusually great and q y believed, up 10 this
PERIOD, embracing the greater DOgiIon usual
" broughtio this market, - and OW ing, doubt
less, 10 the fact of higher prices beng OBJ
tanned than sas anticipated By farmers The
vast increase II milling powtF here since Ihe
last season, renders a. iafinncly larger supplg
Of wheat necessary 10 keep then, ,inploj co /.
which the high prices giving wall doubtless
dfaW from greater distance
Engagements q nsW Flour have not been
- great, ve undsr.iand, - usual a. THIS stage
u tie season, With our CITY Mhiers Those
made Te learn, arc AZ IS -. No asss coun-
Try Hour Jet in--We quote the osd AZ - -
k.eAmoAd Eaquiysr Julg l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

he theatrical entertainments announced Tor
this evening will Sffbri fine scope for ie vast aud
varied vocal powers Of Mrs. JEsFIHsoS. The
effective aud touching style IN which Size sung. in
The - Spoiled Child," the song " Since then I'm
atooH'd 70 part" on Monday n,ght, vas .eknow-
Iedgrd by simultaneous burst oF feeling from
every part Of the room. Tier voice i, Que Of
Errat compass aud sweetness. and never fails To
touch chord in every heart not absolutely IN.
ssns'bic q music's charms.
The style uG seiing. BY the members Of the
corps generally, is sufficiently good Coz any sssr
Mrs Mckenzie Pcrsonaics judieiou,ly and With
Trooper conception the stately n,a,roa an, the pr,,-
dish rnaid. spd Miss Anderon represent, viii,
natural grace anil arI~ssness the several par,, a.
"gned to her, Sbeiher grave o. gay Me.srs
Jr'icrson. kenny, Riddle. Tsylor. OTIr,sn. and
Master Burke, sever.liy act rgeR der psrt. -
i'eles'i sone q thrir driirs-stoa, eannot be ~.
s'heH. The dresses aud decorations arr goo.i.
he 'ecnery CO the piece of Paul alJ J,ryi-
MA ~ excellent We never have zen gyo,,..,l
together. ;" - SMALL space. 90 much ,L., ).
s'irse'ire and sppropri-te. 'Tl,, eve a. con.
noisssur ~iil b. plo-s-d a,t, ,l,i, ,o.r,,,,.. ,,
Mr. Jehcrsoa's skiil siai t-ste
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
A RIOT IN NEWAnK NJ

II seems that the Rev. Mr.. Weeks
who has been recently inOculated with
amaigsmsIiou infection, introduced a
eolored man into his pulpit last evening.
against the previously sscertained will
OF the people. When the populace
found this out, they entered the Church
IN great numbers, took the latter forci-
bly, from the pulpit. conveyed him to
jail, threatening to tear II down if the
jailOr did not receive him-locked him
up,-and then returned to the Church,
broke the windows, tore down the pull
pit and pews, aud reduced the edifice
TO SHELF ". T. Com. .4iv. Juyy IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
HIS House end E0f

are now IN market. Tine AIunss N 4iiitnnnl n
the most business puri al 1isz as-~u1. .n.E ~ .
comfortable two-sinry frame assslnsr with y
inc basement suitable fiH sstISuk az aifisu=s
There a. q large and cundIH:taiilr RnfAan
wIfh tine garnet ttEad 8su y similar
house, standing ffhIn uci hasf &c uiss au,ts,.t
There alSD good frznsr <Stasitlr euu ,rtsr nsf
that oOIst@ins two EsalA. luFEsr sslf.auag snsn,
and = hne iufi fur hRs. kIS l,sI--ssu WIN muF
wish 10 become the frtun,snsn AFT fiIs lrtgsr-
~. csn have Il Un su';h a,r-ns- @Hin @rsliiirs
hmm TO pas fuT q with tisr ,rrIrlrEu a.us. iN
apply ng 10 tia s,ii,.,Tilsur
. Will also self. fr cnsa ~ ,-u,.r 3uFnB. my
hoUsehaid aud kfirisrn Fs--rzf,is,-. 1sHusis. o..
solid Iaah0SEns TBissrs, .SslihnrIaz ~
stand. One do. CHntlt stsisn tIIsr .nss-fu as,- j..
some ParlOur ChsHs. new. .ssnt haztrp o. y
LITTLE detacod, 1ne ssnHsun Car1na uIit ir-1e-.a
rug. one rag Sar1sft. osIs alsf satssii ,,ins
and TonEA. bnst kTna, gSzu hu.-- s.p!.
irons. uise par rifi sfrsnsee 4 .ssannsr asiu..rs
ttIrne Feather Beds. fiusus 8.sd-Il-st,. a.snu az
winch are high Ptsi, uIsH sruIHssa isslssnsg
two Stoves. I've naissr-HIps srsananS ps.s,..srr.g
Glasses. and number al sStis.r IsrsHiifs aiG
eeccsssry 20 nsoIftson-
Ny horse. -BBdiere Jv---. -rrr-w a,nrA-s
and clans riass cs-s-, uIsC s1strv Tz7tai.s a.
tAcbed 10 ms sAadin,g establishments. I-u a,r.
sale ssddieTs 81 tiss nosSiii.Hirrirsug vii a .
vel 10 call aud eEHusfist M ssifr& az Ml1y-E-
losTf, - nm 6tsiurmfnea NJ es~t 8s=-EsHH
u The above psgyeras tsr assr ssan aziifr-r
Frid9H fi.s 2.sfh guis ncla. q a.ii 'issn sa sahH
on she prrmIscs ts tisr tssris-ss inBfsu ziifi--
oUi reserve on = rrrda ed sx xauftiu. fis.
purchaser givHtg bDua HIsa ~s,rtnsa asG as
sums of and ai'uvr fI@r esiiisrs -nfu.. -uus-
cash. The lsas meme xtss asut-~ unr uns
= ~ is dir,drd 40 sun fiss g'IFTralss--s
al lscr.uus nidsiinrd 40 NE Hrr srrns4ff.r
Feqtscstsd a. ns.ks yrusms.In siau Irlsf-
trai,ic. GAMiHA as AahAN0fNfa
Cf,srissfrp-n. aas- 4 1-,ga 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

The Charleston papers have published the
opinion OF Judge Harper, in the Test Oath
case. Judge Harper. IT will be remembered,
though nulliiier in politics, assented to the
Judgment Of the Court. His reasons are
gwen, IN this opinion, at length. The most
striking part Of II, is the unqualified admis-
sion, supported by argument, that the Conrsn-
tiO" was limitable by the acts Of the legisia-
Iure, and bound by the Stale Constitution
which the principal presses and persons Of
his party have hitherto sirenuously denied.
BAH In
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

Roaei,s.-A correspondent afirms that the
following will prove etieeiual IN the removal
Of reaches; Take one pound Chloride Of
Lime, and mix with one quart of water
Place the mixtures In the closets, &c. infest-
ed by tho reaches, and IN lie course Of TWEEN
tJ-iouF hour. not one will be found near the
Premises.-l Phd. Ina.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
THE RONP


ID EsrECTTJ11T stsnr 40 :s3s at .s,,..,, !, r
- Chsricsiox'n and aIrmEsS. 1ils1rriars VIII
be NJ MIR. Hiiiis f0r siara tIns-, Na.uur ssirr,F
Will gTSe ies-uDs I'm
ltG.sffig alsd FssnfsHr ---,n .xI-sr-
-d--sfiH's-f,.dsan IsJ~1ra,isr-
-snd -HsfsrnsIfsta- 1'rfayszass-
six ic>sons foresct trrunr;i.. y,.,r,rns-r- -rzrr
be seen AT their TOoIa., ~isrse 1ist ass=n.. ..ih
be made knOGH-
Jui, Il, lS3z-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
A0rpers-Eersy SGriass
INSTITUTION.

"E. the subscribers, q committee an
w pointed by the President AID D,rcc-
Tors Of the Harper-ferry Savings Institution,
10 investigate the affairs Of the .a,d tusttu-
ton for The last six mouths ending tho 10Th
June, ls3s, and make and publish report
IN one or more sewPsPers printed IN the
county of Jehersoa-Rsporf, That NC have
examined the Books, Notes, Accounts, and
Neworandums, from which We submit th,
following statement:
HsrPerS Fsrry Ssrinss Tasiifufion nm.
To amount received from u..ltx
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

The body Of Charts g. Curtis. who wss
drowned Or Tuesday morning the Isl INST a.
mentioned N our last, vas found on Tbursdsy
evening, 20 miles dowa the river. and brought
uP sod inferred The asEt day HAssilny
tnEffF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

The Phiiasielphia Commercial Herald ,,.,..
tAi f'iinonf - snoat ~ that city the, the Vc,e-
ran ComnaO,iorr H1agHs o. about a. s.-.,,. NJ.
- ~ Pr-sident Of thu Navy Board. b, rc,,,,.,.
ton, sad tlis, lerv - some ground TOE t.e n,.
Inusfr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
MA1RrED.

Oa the ioth uit nv tlrr Rev. 1horu,sa ssrin--
i"iio~. Dawn =. G~rsS. Esy. of Aoss-sa eous.-
y, 20 Miss f.as.,s J. 4. B.eks.s, dsa-i.,cr
OF Thomas besSham. Esq. VI Cul,.cper county
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

OFJEFFERS0.S'. IND FREDERICK.
UVIIE subscriber having come 10 the con
n ciusion TO carry on the Milling business
at his mill the present season, takes this me
thod Of informing bis former customers, and
farmers generally, that his MILL Is now IN
complete order, and ready for the reception
Of GRAIN Of all kinds. lie will give one
barrel Of Flour, for every three hundred
pounds Of clean Wheat delivered, and stand
Tie inspection Of Baltimore, Georgetown. OF
Alexandra or lie viii be ready 20 pay the
cash for Wheat 10 those Who wlsh 20 sell
Strict attention will be pad. and no pains
spared TO give general satisfaction.
JOHN MYERS.
Ark Mills, July L.. is3l-1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

- The C0mnisaien will b. administered
81 this t0sn, on sunday neat 81 I o'olo.sk
Preparatory exercises on friday uizlt, and
on ssi1fdsy 81 "a O'Clock
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
DIED,

AZ Shephcrtsto.n, On THURSDAY evening an,
81 instant. Mrs. MAsI i.Axrz. wife OF J.roh
L>ntr, Rsq. of oid'o-s, Mar, LAID. -sed about q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

BALTIaoRT, IULV II.
FLOUR.-The wagon price of the Ordins-
~ receipts - now IS. and that Of fresh ground
Of laVor'ie brands ranges from IS liza 10 g.
- and ooess'onslly fraction more.
81 Flour 10 Alexandra, 81 co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
HONOR TOLAFAYHrTF

has been suggested that very neat and ap-
propriate mernento Of this illustrious man might
te erected for small amount, in the shsIe Of a
marble column placed in front Of one Of our
churches. A gentleman OF taste in such matters
has left in our Office drawing Of lhc proposed
column, and has desired US 10 call public at,en-
ton TO the matter. A small subscription, not rx-
eeeding ATTY cents or n dollar from each contribu
tor, would accomplish the Object.
To carry out the design, a meeting is proposed
to be held in the Court House. OH Saturday next,
Tor the purpose Of commencing tie subscription,
and selecting an early day to erect the column.
IL Is proposed to have procession, and an EuIo-
gum on the character and services Of the great
friend OF liberty.
VIII the citizens OF ChAriestown aud vicinity
think OF it, Other towns, large aud small, have
taken OF arc sho,',to take measures To honor the
memory OF our ehivalrie bencfae,or and no sound
reason can be given Why lse should 40, follow 90
good an example. The object oan be attained b.,
n mere pittanee from each individual. And Who
viii hesitate TO give such piuAnee ia honor of one
Who lDerilled all for us
Let us meet on Saturday next Let us assem-
bic With ono spirit-iibcral.ly, gratitude aud We.
ncraiion animating every bosom
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
From the Richmond U1i,.
{" A SUGGESTION 70


We cordially recommend the suggestion Of
An original Jackson Man." who - really
what he represents himself, and possessed OF
4 large share Of the confidence OF the whig,
OF virginia, to their attention. u seem. pro-
per that something shoaId be done towards a
more perfect organization, without which We
are rs raw militia before the regulars of the
Treasury, who possess a central organization
at Washington, which by one impulse move.
Their party throughout the United States. u
I, also OF the last importance, that the views
oil sentlemen in different parts OF the State.
should be compared aud exchlnged-witk the
purpose Of harmonizing opinion, should there
De any variance, and securing that unity, with
which, the opposition in Virginia is inyinciblc
without which, il is liable TO fall a prev 10
the art OF the enemy, skilful in concucrins by
dividing.
A SUGGESTION.
would II not be we'll for thousands OF the
eniLens OF virginia, who have been compel
led by sense Of duty TO their country, 10
withdraw their confidence and support from
the present Administration, to appoint Dele
gates 10 State Convention such dele
gates, as will calmly, freely and fully lay
before the world, upon undoubted response.
oiliiy, The facts and reasons which require
that the people Of our country should now
choose between their devotion to q reckless
party, and 10 the liberties Of their country
Such Convention would be easily organized
every county and borough Of the State
might DC represented in IL and il could sub
mil the truth, the whole truth, and nothing
but The truth, TO the public. in an authentic
and impressive manner. Such is the oryani-
zation and blindness OF party zeal, aud so
completely is the political Press Identified
with parties, that thefe arc tens OF thousands
OF the people Of virginia, who are equally to.
tally ignorant or incredulous, as TO The start.
ling eorruptions Of the times
Let this suggestion be considered, and if ap-
proved, such Convention might assemble
either at Richmond, Lynchburg, Lexington.
Staunton or Charlottesville, In September or
October next.
AN ORIGINAL JACKSON MAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

KKTflI stsHe ~ us furn aIuusr nv w.
" s-sa sea.gs. u g. Fsnisucf "a -
ritar-d irT fDus fituf sasst. NJ .t-u rfi-
~ rlstca ssssI,a r-rs 49, - sHsl.-ii.I,i isa.
sho rsf-rd iiusi1su slsss sl.,sks % atsu. in . be-
t,rts = triord Il rrsrr- 80 ss -n,.r ur as-iir- d
she bed fiir cilafue "a ~ r.fffir. asrr asr :
bnat af.d 81 rsH 81 - fii.n I.airlfs go nlliE
Can stiici Es,r kar 2 tiftssi.ars. go .tlrf -
ui3 huli lsru1rir0, sisB tilu l-Ff uiiraiafru
Sinff hurn, sisd infk tisf s-rniil Ir'uiiifn = 80
salsii,fiiYt a g., F,fn.s Afrssts,tsi 49,
esttF bid fsluisla $50 flaf o. 80 hslaass
Has9ssr "a upr 81 ~ h-a isTsa Lsars - ~ bllr-
.ssrI -isa.i Hlnn hssrf
The .sssaris.fa 81 flifa s1ufA sfsfiis,iififs
BfsHa- a Elg1lNP DunC
SOW o. fEas-h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
F,om d. LTas.r.le,en Tod LigLt, Jsly 10.

From he HassrIfO,en Torch Light, Jsiy 10.
We understand that the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company have rcsOlv-
eel TO progress with the work to com
plenon as far as MiddleeauG's dan,
and that in doing so all the available
means Of the company are to be exert
eel, leaving their former liabilities un.
attended To for the present We hope
this may not be so. Whilst we should
be glad to see the work progress, We
must be permitted 20 say that u should
not progress at the expense Of g VIOLA
ton Of former contracts. The Com.
pany had better borrow money 81 ten
OF twelve per cent 90 complete the
wOIk as lar az the upper dsm and to
honor all iis engagements, than either
to stop the work OF do injustice TO It's
creditors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

Die sub-oribar issnrRg sr,,r.rmmnB I'm m
- moving Ia tine West, sill asfisu dsa ..ui.
On AGfErday1 hr aecL II 3tdT-
IN Bolivar, un unian SszDsr, anr aliillsxuu-
property. VIZ -
ono Stone hOiiss, md Lot. SmslLsr e.
house, Ac. DtiIrr Htn w,feh n MnJf
good stabls IN n, fiTrnr tEnfiEu SSsf
beds, one bureau, uDe nInisssEni-s
desk and sook cR-e, ane lnrr-r nsnriJs H..lns-
two small dItto. <,ctADs,. ~ AaszssSt riI-~r
rate ctairs, one sci al .umSmrm kfrtR -,sn.s
CnrPetinE, utc good StOnr q PV's,. aI,r Hh..-
oi'e shot gun, une clock. MhnisihS cd NIsis.lnn-
books, one sUuRE a8urss,. saddle u iHIIist an.r
hrSi raie Cow, tosutiIcr Niih nIHI.s IsrsHii,- &C
household = knchon flrnnEre as.o asstlnIr Nd
enunleraie- Tcrns MADE knDN.n Hp fit tlos
Of sale, by
JAMES 81 WMRHNS-
july 3, 1S3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

u il stated that President JarKsoN did M,
omit :" preparing Tor his Journey to the Hermit
i'se' to take With him good supply Of the bill.
Of the Monster" Bank. lie knows that sort Of
drpositcs will best suit bis purposes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

pursuance uf n ticursf,s.i sutfTr cd uslsr 4 r.
IL curt suPcriur Court AT 1-.s Ei.n dAsuEu-
~, holden Ian tisr CosIuss cd Bssf.srssns. uau-
dered on the sGth aas I'd Marrii.. a-ssE m tii,,
cause 81 Jacob Dsbtsrt JilHnriig. ns-..n,-u Rs--
muel sappmston End Sthur-. i.sTrs al ulinmars
sappnsiOn, dec a, defunhaIriA q .issI grrps,sinE
10 sell. ~ public auction. 1i.r 1l,.ss-z NIT
der, on the 2in das ~ B,lE ls-=s. imlnEr --irr
tirsf day uf July court, htssasr rirr 6.snr-
House door IN ChHrlrsiU~rn. aiIr HNUHRHsV
of the said Icmbci Sappnlgsinn. a,uIsasSsIrs- 10
ono tenth part uf 7R-RCT or E-axEs HIu--
posed 10 rontAin 15D Aorcs lsnls ~ -sirr ruusIl.-
~ of Jefferson, ub1ir dDur nailrs nhIs.r Siinp-
berdstown, mud Irnusadufisiy ~ rlst RhuimEns
river The hind y ud M rEuilirIr pInilras-
Terms of sale, cash
JOHN II larIyuRHL-
juno l., I-Sl--fs- Ga1G7r-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

Mr.. Van BURES, the Vice President. and Mr..
TANET, late Secretary Of the Treasury, arrived
at iiarper'-Ferry on Tuesday evening, on short
excursion f pleasure.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

4 case Of hydrophobiB 10 . female was late
y cured al Bordeaux by eopious drausht, 81
vinegar and Constant bleeding. She was
able 70 taste ne vinegar, while the sight o.
water hrsW her into cOavuisiOns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
GOLD CuRRENCY-
The new Law, regulating Gold. goes into
existence on the 3lst INST. The old and new
coinage now will pass a, follows

@hh As'bic eibsbus Stu
do 1891
do - Cts go
Foreign GOLI-Guinea SILL; Sovereign
asa Louis FOR Of France 1. 81 DoubIoons,
Spanish and Patriot, 1863; 10 Guilder az;
Moidore Csc 20 Francs $50; Frederick dor
3.97 all these values suppose full weight
spanish aud Patriot Doubloons arc by law the
same value, for they arc the same weight and
fineness, but the Spanish will generally be
above the legal rate Tor the purpose Of ex-
portation 10 Cuba, where IL IS worth SIT.
The amount Of Gold now in this country. j.
equal 10 about one million and a half Of dol
lars.
There was coined in England, Gold TO the
value Of 25 millions Of pounds sterling in 6
years after she reformed her CURRENCY
France coined 1913 millions Of gold since Bo-
noparte reformed her currency IN l5O3-be-
tween the year 1922 and 1898 England coin
ed 80 millions Of siiVer-ahd France 499 mil
lions Of dollars in silver since BOnsparte
banished paper money.
'The Globe enormously states the value Of
a Guinea at S2.Jl3 1t should be a. above.
tPhiiad. Pr. Cur.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

The Bu,k a Prnnsy lvsni- hss taken the Psnn-
lFants State tSsn a fatliion go hunrsd s,,i
nx'y i've thonst,b tonr h'it,,ifei lars redeem
soic sfier t''e = lniy 1919, ., proclaim u g. us
On every iiunorcd doliaft
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HdrPers- Ferry Sarings Lasfif,dion, ,
lrtv ISr 1904

JULY lsr, 1884.
YNilE President and Directors OF this Insti-
Il tuition have this day declared dividend
Of - per cent for the six months ending
30th June. DePositors can receive their d.
vidcnds, by calling at the Office Of this insti-
tuition. JOS. G.. HAYS, Treasurer.
DAYS OF DISCOUNT every Tuesday NJ
III O'Clock, A. -. Notes intended for dis
count must be left with the Treasurer on or
before 10 O'Clock, a. a. on the said DAYS Of
discount. By order OF the Board,
JOS. q. HAYS, TreasHrcr
July II, IS3i.-3t.
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