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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

VIRGINIA, To wn:
At rules holden in the CLERKS Office Of the
Circuit Sup. rior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for jefferson Lounty, the first Monday
in August, 1884,
John r. FIdyg and lillian IIiiLc, surviving
far:Her' ~ The late .fr'a Of JOHN n. F.Gyy,
UiHiGm Lialc. UILjaHI II. CrdighiH and .Na-
hdUsl CrRgh'H, pdfners wl'Icr me firm Of
John n. Eagg 8 20; PLAINTIFFS.
AGAINST
Nathaniel B4cksasier-. Mary Inn Bncl7EGsfcr.
Corbtn B4oI nias.,r, Hi3ianl James and .lfary
hs IsIfr late Mary Bi.ckRdsier, Jams .4,i-
GL.-soH and C.IfhGriDe ms Iyifc. late Caf,arfnc
B.ctmGSer. JIHs Dil'ro. JIljdHa Dn,ro, Jt!Dis.
HHry DHfro, .lEgrg Catherine IBufro. JoiH
.ieutlid r Dl,ro. George UiiGdn D1i;rs,
.N;iHcY Hard DlGIro. David =. Dairo. Ma
tlGTei H. DHro. .ihchacf VI MIRO. aud
Et's'i1d $. iJ,sr0. children Of Inn DHfrs,
LIis I'm BHoIm.sfer, Nathaniel Blckmasfcr.
sen eaid Samuel "a, Mary, INN o., I5i=G-
br!h and jrii!cf Buok-mHsfcr, thhI-en Of Join
BiIct mdsfs'', dec'6. Ieo'aGrd S1dcr. erscUi9r
ef Jo'H BY,ei.~l'feT, deecescL .hg'a BHct-
HlGs'et, GirliHisfrGiILr IF IhrgphiluS EstI-
master, deccGsed, en-! }IG-csr Hunter,
~ CIIANCERY.
'ENHE defendants, Nathaniel Buckmaster,
Mary ANA Buckmaster, Corbin Buck
master, William James and Mary his wife
md Jane, Julisns, James H., Mary e., John
A., George w, Nancy w, DAVID s, Ma
thaniel o., Michael NJ, and Eycliua 3 Du;ro.
Nathaniel Buckmaster, sen, end Samuel A..
and Mary Buckma'ter, not having entered
their appearance, and given security accord
ing 10 the act Of assembly aud the rules Of
THIS court; and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants al
this country n is orSsySj, That the said de-
PENDANTS do appear hero on the hvSi day 81
the next term, and answer the bill Of the
PLAINTIFF and that copy 81 this order be
forthwith inserted ~ some newspaper pub
hshcd in ChsrIestoWn, for two month. sur
cessively, aud posted al The iroat door OF tbs
courthouse 30 the said town of Chlrlestown
A eopy-Trs'o.
ROBERT T. BROWN, Ci,rk.
August :, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
GEoRon sHRYooR,
Pump Maker,

NNTouLD respectfully inform tie public
Wv that lie i now following the above
business an the neishborhood Of Shepherds-
town. where be will continue FOR a short ,Iue.
Those ahins 10 hsvo work do"c IA his line,
will plcsse leave word st Benjamin !. Town
or's Store, where II will DC Punetusil> at
tended to.
Anr,a.t %. ls2l-li
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
Notice.

VTNIIE undersigned, executors Of the last
Il will and testament Of Robert Avis, deceas-
ed. late Of Bolivar, in this county, having
duly qualified. as such. acc ording to law, here
by give notice to all pc rsons indebted to said
estate, 20 make immediate payment. Al
those having claims, will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
WILLIAM u. PHELAN,
WILLIAM ADAMS,
August 81, 1884 Erseu,or,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04


y pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Su.
perior Court Of Law and Chancrry, for
the county Of Loudoun, pronounced the 27th
day OF April, 1888, ia the case &c samuel
Clcndening, plaintiff, against David Iovett.
administrator Of samuel w. Young, deceased.
and Others, defcndants-will be sold, To the
highest bidder, Oh tie 18th day Of September
next, the
TRACT OF LAND,
In tho bill and proceedings mentioned, or
so much thereof As will pay the sum OF s,9g :
-, with interest from the 2sth day Of April,
1883, and Si9 O5i costs, and oxpsnsos Of sale
Said tract Of land lies between the blue
Ridge aud Shenandoah River. within three
or four miles Of ilarpcr's Ferry aud is, I be-
lieve, the same farm that ssd samuel ".
Young resided on at the time Of his death
Il Contains about
500 .4CRES,
Ard has ordinary improvements thereon, with
fun supply Of Timber.
Tsrms One third cash, and the remain
der in two equal annual payments, without
interest till due, for which the purchaser vii
be required to execute his bonl., se cufed b,
deed Of trust on tho premises
Sale will take place on the premises, abou,
tho middle of the day.
THOMAS ROGERS, Commisroner.
August 7, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
JHlu0ble Jefferson Land
EC,Q SALE

".IE undersigned will sell his undivided
IL interest IN the beautiful estate in Jelier.
son, called Mus Grors. The value Of tLi-
property Is 20 well known, that d-scriptioH
a unnecessary here. A bargain will be gi,en
Is. +. BEELkR.
ISM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

80 ~, ~ NNNN = W.
a HN Wednesday the 10th instant some
~ person got At my stable set 1T yfilos
esofn!ed Gig Harness, aud iofi IN exchange a
ct OF harness pretty aHch ,rorn , that ap-
pears TO have been mounted with plate. The
owner Of ths yellow mounted harness doe.
not agree 90 the exchange.
will give ju1 reward for such informa-
zion as will lead To the possibility OF a second
exchange, which S.i Jet me out Of Tx
scrape. MICHAEL HILL.
ChsrlcstoRn, Aug. %, 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

NIRGtNiN. To W.T.
A. rtlir, holden in thc Clerks Once of the
Circuit superior Court 81 Law sud Chsu-
Gerry for Jefferson county. the frsi Nogdsy
81 August. 1884:
Csts-re C1frr5errr- anil ~ s4brii iis s-if.. fgr-
4arin I44.trt4 IicHer. PLatNTiu-,
AGAINST
Thsnias Tnro~r. Ufffam Hguft G1d suzanne
hff .tIf .Ur ta42,r hmm Turn and Ran
io.l .NlrEan IH1ifr, DusNstSfs,
Is CtitNCERY
HVIE defendants. Alexander fsmoo Tur.
n ncr sni Rspie,Fh Morgan furusr, not bs-
Fiu- rutrfrd thoir app, araurc, and gwen teeuriis
recording tD ute ari ~ Assembly ani ile rui's
q tiit court sud % appearing hy s.usiartHrt
evidence 'at ttfv NJ inls.iifsrtt N tis e0tf-
trt u Is ordered. That t,e s.ff def .na.nis da
spir ar L.rr on ur 3fh day e tii- nest t'rfp.
sud susv,r ihc bii ~ tbc piainth -fI ui.t 3
rnpg 81 rus order b. forihvith Inserted 30 .rtns
1rv spsprr f.ubitsiird 90 tt.fi, stYvn. f.r tso
nattls .'frcsss,v,ir. rud posted ~ ue fr.1t dpof
81 u,r esuft-housc 10 tlie Sad tovn Of Charles
foan.
\ c0tT- Irsfe.
HOBERr r BROWN. C'rt
August -. isit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
NIrnM EOlrs.

GTRATEb away from the subscriber. liv-
y lng - iisrpers.Forry on Tie 10th ib,t. tso
fresh MICH cows, ono is
brindlc, With large horns kf1EfEyS
about OF year, old th-
Other Is a black aud white. With t<.s,
h0rns--r0 ear marks recollrcted A ii5era
reward will be- gwen 30 any one who vel
leave Information 81 said COWS. either ii th,
Frcc Press Office or With the subscriber.
SOLOMON TLEMiSG.
Aur o.. 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

Cw5iRl U'ohey.-An who know a.
ny thing Of his history, know that he
was proud and ostcntaiious, and accus-
toned to re use of gorgeous costume,
in which he piqued himself in ouishin-
ing all the other courticrs Of Henry
VIII. One day. prodigal noblcman,
who was deeply in debt, and paid no.
body, came into court in dress. the
splendor of which outshonc that Of VOL
scy,who being pique / addressed the no.
bicman, and said, MY Lord, IT would
be moro commendablc in YOU to paw
Your debts, than TO lavish so much mo-
ney on your dress. 80 May it please
your reverence" replied the noblcman.
you are perfectly right: humbly
thank you for the hint, and now make
n beginning, Ia show how | value your
kind admonition. ny father owed your
deceased father groat for calf head
here IS SiIPence-let me have the
change"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
PRIVATE SALE

fVNiII subscriber will sell, At private sale,
the FARM upon which Jacob Benner
now resides, and lying on the waters Of the
Potomac river, and adjoining the lands OF
Adam Moler, deed, George Reynolds and
others, containing about
377 LIZ Heres,
4 large proportion of which is in fine thriv.
ing Timber. The improvements are a com
Portable Log Dwelling, large Barn, &c, with
a ncver-faiiing spring convenient TO the house
There is on this farm, an elegant Apple Or
chard, with other fruit trees. There Is like
wise upon the river bank quarry OF lime
stone, the lime Of which Is superior 60 any
made in this neighborhood Persons wishing
to ? Irchssc, will apply to WIN. &. Brien Al
tho Anii-Eatam Works, or she subscriber in
Ere icrick County, Md.
Terms will be made TO suit purchasers.
JOHN BRiES.
Dec. IL, ls33.-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

NiKGiNtA. 70 NJ
81 rules holden ca thc Clerks OEsee nl fls
Circuit superior Court q Law sud ii-n-
ccry Tor IeGerson county. tls llrsi aullus
~ August. i-3g
Gssrgs HsntArets, fssfsr1rr.
AGAINST
Ulf4ar1 3 Nff'gri .t1 ror-f y rsff. ~ lirr
ShtLf. SassrI sfr,arr ard fsaas Aifsas-s
DEFtREssTs.
~ CuANCEEN
HVitf dcfsndsnt, Nhiism nu-kirk ntn
n having eutrfcd be appearance I'D -'l-
en security according o. ibc at 90 a-aru.u.,
snd tie rules ~ the court. ard @ HpIraf asg
~ satsfariorg cf iarpee thrt b. b. sci au o.
hsbitaai 81 u.s. country hh esf,ssd Ttai
iHe ssi1 defendant 90 sTIesf isre sn SEQ tsrf
dsy e thc beat term. and Hnsscr ttr a,l oi
ii,c piamtH snd thst copy 90 60. tra.f ~
fsfihslth rarriud 70 s4une uruff.aYrf g.lf..
't.h-I 10 Charicstoun. fer tro rl1nths 800
csssreiY sod ported ~ ;hs f-o-i corr IS us
c.ufi-housr on fiir sbid tosn ~ .srisslug o.
A cops Tesis
R0BLRT T. BR0NN. Clrrl
August =, i-1f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
FRESH
Drugs, We ficines, sc.
=

HUST received az the Chatlcstown Apo
e. thcclry snd Hook Store. siarsc aDd crnrrsi
supply oi irrsh Dri.s, Medicines. bc. Amou, 4
TIA m siil ~ found
Cal0mei. Quinine, Castor oil
Cream Tsrtsr, Tsuior.. Preston stlts.
'smpbof. Chlorine opih " a.,,
Cipsrs. Ma tsirl1t Orodcidnc.
Iurmerir. Hateti,ngrr. Csiriu~d MaFns 50,
Harlem OH. Hfrff' r. Oh. d1.
iiqu.risr lislt. iiriu.t, Ir,frr.
hecrls Nhuu,st riaNcr Peal Hsri,t.
~tryslfnins, GruIr = u hn,d ii3fax
~ulpi'ate Hud Acetate OF Lemon, Nc g..
Mlryiis.
Al,n, ir"sh suppi' ofC.rfsch1narJ and Fog
led ~ ainuts. fiIbrrts. Almonds. &C.
Also, Books, Siatiouar, Sc 30
JANIS BROWN.
jobs -. ftli
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.Nrgroes Tor NnIe.

"A NEGRO Woman. sged sbout 90. who y
N avery valuable house ssfysnt. GIr
about %, so5 Eoy shout g. w.ii he so.d or
iaif terms Inquire e tiU Printer
Aug Ga, $3.50 -Jt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

&OO prizes md 10 discount - $40
Many of the small prizes Wiil hr pnid n
cash. At what they are valued, # required ~
those az distance
rrice of Tickets SO No sharrs
To be drsvn "a SePtombor nrNt, er thcrc-
abouts positively.
c. orders should be addressed an eEcrs
every instance o.
ISAAC l.. NICHOLSON = BRoIIIFE'S.
Exchange 1EfcC. Bzlifmarc.
sT-Our paper " Fortunes Tel Tslr. FIR
ssfdcd grati. - all persons II = di-tai.oo.
july %, i@3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
10 butchers.

YNiE subscribcr has three or four huRlred
81 frONS for saio. A lot It $50 may
be seen near The rpsd from Winchcsisr t.
Cbariesiowa. about one mile below scesers
iaTsfn. They are wctbefs of fine sixe and b.
Gne order.
TAiRThX wAsHiNGTON.
jusc y. lg1i.-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
O.. SWIFT BOAT.
Chesapeake - Ohio Canal.
TRANSPORTATION


RON IitNs
OH Furnace 10 Baltimore y GcorgriovR.
EEANiNG taken my brother " AsnisGroS
K y HESSnAw into oo-partuers,Ip " nh INC.
We are now ready To receive AID forward
any quantity Of PRODUCE. We have taken
House ia GcorgC;owu Wherc our customer,
may Store their Flour free OF storage. We
Wtii state foI the benefit Of Merchants. that
No will keep . small Boat running from here
10 the Point OF Eocks for tie purpose Of r.
ccning Goods that are consigned 10 our caro-
aud a. there arc wagons leaving here u. ariy
every day, We can forward goods 10 the
respective owners without delay. ~ all
times tho greatest care wall be taken Of any
thing entrusted To- our charge.
We shall at az times keep on hand, sup
ply &c FISH, SALT, aud PLASTER, all OF
which ~e will sell very low for cash, or ca
change Tor WHEAT or FLOUR.
our large Boat, Major JACK DOWNING,
viii arrive here on The 18th with u cargo
Of SALT, FISH, &c.
c. y ". UfSSiiiw.
Old Furnace, August II, is3i.-.t.
hereby certify, that will be responsible
for the faithful performance Of such bushes.
as may tc entrusted To the care of the above
subscribers. LEVI HLNSiiAW.
August g. 1884.
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VARIETY.

SfiiflriiOn.' Dean Swift had a
ouarrcl with aponpous, pragmatical at
tcrncy, OH whom he determined To- have
satisfaction bv his pen. Accordingly
lie turned .ESpo's fable of the apple.
and the ordurc into yersc-and when
he came TO the address oi the latter t.
the former.
''IIoS &c spple' ssiin,'
lie suhjoincd-
'Thus ut the bar. that boob, B.u.~orta.
Tho halt crown oaip-,s hiss~"si's sorth.
Who kno~s IL Law, nor tent. nor narycbt.
Calls Siusi,tOn las bro,lsvr Sergeant"
Singleton was first rate lawyer, who
stood as high in Dublin as our Binneys
and Srrgeants do here.
Bct,Sw or,h, stung to the quick. went
very pompously to Swift, and holding
out the paper, asked him. with a me-
nacing voice and gesture: Sir, arc
YOU the author OF this infamous attack
ON me- - SIT down, Sir. said Swim.
very calmly. 10 not bc in Il passion
but let me tell YOU a short story. When
was young. my dear fa,hCr-hcavcr
rest his soul seeing that | had a turn
for scribbling, and fearful of the consc.
quenccS, one day told me that he wa,
afraid that propensity would some tim,
or other bring me into trouble. And
my dear son., added he, let me give
Won a piece of advice. Should any
hhellous matter appear IN any ncwSpa'
per, and any fao! or k1ere call ON yol
10 demand whether or not YOU are IN,
wntcr-say no;'-and therefore, Sir
! say no 10 YOU Bctisworth had n,
remedy, and went of grumhling, say
ing Swift was like one of his own vi,
iahooS, bcsmcafing people with hi
filth, and out of the reach of punish
nent.
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.Affr Goods.

WE have received, at our store OF
w Camp iiili, fresh supply Of Sss,on
able GOODS, which Nal be oil, red, a. usual
at very low rates.
u. s ]. JOHNSON.
IIa-pcrs-rerry, Avg. 81. 1894
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s,.l -ucigta srefrla.g a. 4ist art II lz-.
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T-uIcsue - ~ s;is,iaIrv a. riruGs riIs hc
nld ~ Iils.i f.sna - -.i.s gutiur-y n e. ~
ID, atsa liar ss,u tiffssnIifHr In Igu-u- bon
un tie irsu .dH- 81 -ti,' afxr r.aui. lud az
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sisfs ur Ter t,r air-ai.vt.i gI -s,r-,,i ai
nsN-fug-r siEll -lis 4 1901 eiisr.s,-o-s,r r-r -Ir
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den5 81 Tx us,4- ,ls1u,a n z.s s,.l az. 81
ChAfirsil fv-I.
rag~- lev
E7as,g aa VIZ rl-
au-,-r T-.f
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John n. Coohits AZ 20.

ID ESPECTrJILY take pleasure to III
II D form their friends, customers. and the
public generally, that they are just rcceN-
,ng and opening a very general supply OF new
aud Sc ssonable GOODS, al 81 which have
been purchased at reduced prices, aud are
now offered ON The like terms, al their store
at Bedington Mills. Berkeley county.
IulN g. l-1t-tf
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Jefferson Va Jockey CImo.

uyiiE next mectipg Of the Club will COM
4 mencc, nj their course near Charlostown,
on "Wednesday, September 9th, 1884.
FUi Days Race, miles and repeat, for
$500, entrance $50.
Second Day, , miles and repeat, for soe0,
entrance $40. Same day, Sweepstake Ter 5
year old colts, one m.ie and rrpcat-entrauee
400, half forfeit, ~ be closed on the LIST Of
September.
7h.ri 10y, miles and repeat, for 5000, en-
trance slJ. Ssns DAY, race for all sorts Of
horses, one mile and repeat, entrance 500.
There must be four entries (paid for) or no
race, on each day. Winners ON preceding LAY :
excluded from entering Ia the subsequent ra-
ce.. Weights and regulations The same as
those of the a. Central Course" The track
Is now made an exact mile. Proper officers
arc appointed To enforc the most rigid deco
rum. Seats will be erected on n retired emf
hence for the Ladies.
y. u. Tho purses, ne heretofore, always
at the stand. TIE SECRETARY.
Aug. IS, 1894.
TIE .NUhIsb'f-g Gazette. National hiefYgrn-
Ger. Bsiar'ore Ga=eif-, RIch,aoHi ~ hiy anil I'm
9u-rer. xiii mser! me above far LRsci after ne
frs' fSepiea6sI h~Ti, and (s'.sG'dtleir counts
10 the Secrei!ry 81 The Cub.
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S0n,clhfaE Nfar.

SSOEfttHtSS sHtHs
AVAILABLE Real and Personal Property
by Lottery. Ia pursuance Of the pro-
visions Of Al act of the General AsseIlhis Cd
Mary land, passed At December sess,,n, l-5z.
To authorize Andrew Mclaughlin, 10 dtstr,-
butte his estate By LOT.
This lottery will bs drawn upon fhs plan
Of the old Maryland I.etierirs, under thc O.
rectioD OF the trustees appointed By The Ii
sisia;urc.
The blacks and prizes % hc placed ~ rtr
sheet. and Tie numbers ~ another, aud tii-
ShOlo t. be drawn irdisrrImIuRicis fft
prizes and blanks opposite 10 The number
SCHEME
prize. consisting 81 the Pafap-cO
Hotel, with the new addition upon
the rail road the large stable. car
rage I'D zee house ard splendid
garden of nearly three acres, furrna
tic capita. prilc, valued az SAT. '8b
d.. Bes conyeBlcnt three do
~ dwelling, 3,b0a
do. beautiful Gothic Cottage,
situated upon ledge II rocks, over
locking The village, 2.G5n
I PrIzcs, beng valuable Building
Lots, AZ $500 each, 3,2DH
6 do. valuable BUlding Lots, At
$3.50 each, s...no
20 DO being valuable Building
Lots $500 each, 1900
81 do beng valuable prizes e
personal property. ranEu- from
$50, down 10 $40 each, Z Ga
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-NIRfsISli, Str:
July Term, IS3l-Ic:F-rson County Court.
UiilGin Sfrrrer = Jain .She~rcr, Partners in
trade, kT'o.sH By The jsIn' Of Sieere- Z CVrl-
pauy, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
John Graham n,id Jsin Csrceron. DITEypAxTs,
IN CuANCERN.
,TNIIE defendant, John Graham, not having
I eutrrrd his appearance and given security
according to the act OF nbly aud the rules oi
this court, end It appearing by satisfactory c'i-
dcnce that lac H. not an IIhsbtsnt Of this eouutry
!; i. ordered, that the said Defendant do appeal
here the first day of the newt Ociober Tern, 81
this Court, and answer the bill OF thc plaintiff,
and that copy Of this order be forths ith insert
81 in some newspaper Published In tlIis county
for two months suocessivcIy, and posted at the
front door Of t.e Court House of this County.
A Copy. Teste,
). J. CRAMER, c. c.
July 81 Is3j-orn
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DLsANXES,

o( r'Ty a'fdsa' ~ i'', q ~ ga.
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JEFFERSO.V'L.i.N,R.

August u. 1891.
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dig Harness EEeh0nged.

Aug %, 1915
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-12
FINAL DETERMINE TION.

The official Government Journal, YESTERDAY.
by authority, gives the final and unalterabe de.
termination of the President with regard 10 the
financial prospects ofthe country. It's in these
words
In making the State Banks the fiscal agen,
of the Treasury, the President has taken q
course which marks his final determination IN
relation to this subject. He is convinced by the
experiment already made, that well-managad
State banks are fully adequate to the perform
ance of all the duties connected with the cOlleC-
ton, the safe-keeping, and transfer Of the pubIa
funds-the only duties which it is necessary the
Government should require of such institutions
to facilitate the operations ofthe Treasury.
He is also satisfied that they are fully cCmpa
tent to carry on the business of domestic e..
change between the different parts ofthe Tinted
States in manner that will be both convenient
and satisfactory to all parts of the country and
that this can and will be conducted by them up.
on terms at least as favorable to the country
and probably more so, than has heretofore been
done by the Bank Of the United States; and We
feel ourselves authorized TO state that all report.
to the contrary are mere inventions Of the enc
my-and that the President is firmly reSolred~
adhere to his plan Of the State Banks"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-12
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANA

In the House Of Representatives on Monde.
Mr.. STEWART presented tacenty-one Menoricl..
all numerously signed, by the citizens of penn
sylvania, in favor of a further subscriptior .
stock to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Mr.. McKM presented the memorial of ~.
President and Directors of the Baltimore -,
Ohio Railroad, in favor of further suhso~t,
ton of stock by Congress to the Chesapsat,
and Ohio Canal.
Mr.. STEWART moved that this memcris, g,
printed, and took the occasion to eynroso De
high qualification at this conclusive evidano, iy
the final and satisfactory adjustment of the ~, -
fortunate controversy which had lone raio~S ~
the progress of this great enterprise II j. NC.
evident that THESE great rival companies wayo
hereafter to cooperate as friends and ariao ~
prosecuting this great work which. so far asba y,
progressed, was surpassed in the durabiJifv aIJ
grandeur of its structure by no similar Wort -
the world. He said, it must be gratifying 10 oil
the friends OF the work, that, with this CONF
verSy, one OF the most serious obstacles IN Il.
progress was removed. This magnanin1on,
act, on the part Of the Railroad Companv W.
worthythe patriotic and enlightened source frog,
which it emanated; it was worthy and cbarac
terstic of the generous Iiberaity which so enoi
nently distinguished :" the monumental CITY"
from which it came. He hoped the House wo3l
follow the example Of those rival COMMANDS
and that when the bill, now on the table nroi
viding for the object indicated by the memorial
came up, the contending parties in this House
would for moment forget the quarreIs which
so much disturbed and marred the progress Of
business here, and concur for once in the ar.
complishment Of this favorite object of the Fs.
Their Of his Country, and thereby unite, by
powerful and enduring bond, the East and the
West-the seat of the Federal Government with
the great Valley Of the Mississippi
He moved that the memorial be printed.
which was agreed to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-12
From the POrtsnOufh. ~ IT. journal.

VALUE OF LABoR-There is man in the town
of Lime, in this State, who has been blind for
several years. After he was visited with this
calamity, he was not little at loss to devise
means for sustenance. He soon, however, di-
rected his attention to the manufacture of pegs
from maple wood used by boot and shoemakers.
For this purpose he procured the necessary APP
paratus and set himself to work. He purchas-
ed small maple tree, for which he gave about
seventy-five cents, converted it into pegs, which
he sent to various shoe manufactures in the ad-
jacent towns, and realized, as the avails of his
labor on this tree, a sum amounting to about Sc
twenty-five dollars. Encouraged by these eff
forts, he has continued to prosecute the business
for several years, realizing from seventy five to
a hundred dollars on each tree which he worked
up. He has built him a house-got married.
and is now what people term fore banded.