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Newport and Boston Mail Stage, via.
Fall.River and Taunton.
r EAVES Townsend's Coffee House,
- Newport, every day, Sundays excepted
at o'clock, A. N. dine in Taunton at o.
clock, arrive ia Boston same evening.-Re-
turning, leaves Barker's Marlborough hotel
Washington ST. Boston, everv aav SIR ,aay, raa,
excepted az S.,aock. A. NJ. dine in Taun
on. arrive in Newport same evening
..Fare through 80.
podsord stage. at Fall River. Fare So.
~Eytre Coaches furnished at short no
lice. H. d.
August T.
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II. What, the young rogue has been
at the cake shop, ] suppose.
w. No, my dear, the minister per-
suaded us to give it to the society, and
promised to mention Hans, in his SER
mon NIX, Sunday, before the whole con-
gregatDn.
III. Well, what's done can't be un-
done we must sell the pig, for my
stockifgs arc not only we, but worn out
and ! mnst have dry pair.
w. To sure, but, my dear, the pig
is gono too.
ii. What, has he run away, or been
stolen 7
w. No, my dear, but the minister
begged him for the society: he assured
me'the pig would be returned ,enfold
To us.
ii. Hum ny well, my dear, just
run to The pig-stye, and see if the ten
pigs have arrived. We must part with
one Of them Immediately. But stay ;
it is quite wet, and you had better no, 60
out this evening. Call Hans, and III
send him.
w. Here comes Hans, my dear.
II. Why, lac looks like be ggar'a bra,
all in rags. wish, my dear, you would
mend his ,rowsers, for you see his knees
are all naked.
w. l would, my dear, but l really
havn't time. The society have agreed
to make up six dozen suits for the poor
children Of Greenland, who, the minis-
ter assures, are starving with cold, and
all my time is taken up in laboring for
these dear little sufferers. The minister
says 1t will bring u blessing on the fam
lly.
II. Well, well, the minister, I dare
say, 10 right. Here Hans, run TO the pit
lssye, and see il the ten pigs arc como.
| Nv. Lord sau- dear. you don't.
zrut such rUo. s"o
are come already.
II. Why not, my dear7 The min
lister told you so, and every thing h
says must be true. But my dear, wha
hevc you got for supper YOU know Nv
had nothing since breakfast, Can't 20
cook some of the fat venison, left TIN
morning !-come, hustle, my dear, IL
hungry as wolf.
w. But, my dear, all The fat veniso
is gone, =
II. What you and Hans, and Il
r rest of the fat rogues, have made wa
O with i, hey' Well, never m'nd' l.
:. clad you've got good stomachs aud som
,e thing to fill them.
a. w. no, no, my dear, we made o.
n dinner of the fresh fish you caught ye
r. terday under the ice. The m'n's'
. becpcd The venison for poor family
a said had given all thoy could spare
=, the society and were now sick and st'
,e wing.
s II. Very well, we mustn't refuse
Iy help people that are sick and stnrV'r
y But though I'm not sick, I'm nlm'
f. starved myself Dp bake me wa
" Indian cake, will you come that's
e. good girl.
w. would, my dear but how wor
;. " you are The minister says
:. mns'nt think Of such things don't
y, see the 6ie is all out !!
l. II. Yes, and feel 1t too, but b
come you to let il 60 out, my dear, t
raw cold day'
w. Why, my dear, the MINIS
h, called for me to go with him to meet
~. and So
III. Hum but what became of
~ children while you were gone
=. w. Why, locked them all up
:. ge,her, and put out the fire for fear
xe accidents. -
"A II. Careful mother! Well, III
go and make fire, and then you shall b
me the fndinn cake, while dry my
nd by the Llaze.
= w. Yes, my dear, but
,cb II. Bot what
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IISTofLETTERS.

LIST of LETTERS
,x.,.,So in the PosT OrFIcE, Newport, II
III. Dec. Sd. 1888
mTPersons calling for them, will please say
.,Syer,ised," as they are placed in sePerate
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Memoir OF RhOdc-Island.
1868.

1904.
The proceeds Of General Assembly
sitting at Newport, March LIST, l663-64.
The names of The Magistrates and depu-
,yes iolioxa
MIR. Ben dict Arnold, Governor.
Mr.. wm. Brcn,on, depu,y-Governor.
Mr.. WIN. Field, Assistant.
Mr.. Thomas Aimye, do.
Mr.. Roger Williams, do.
Mr.. WIN. Baulston, do.
Mr.. John Porter, do.
Mr.. John CoggeshnII, do.
Mr.. Joseph Clarke, do.
Mr.. James Barker, do,
Mr.. John Greene. do.
Mr.. Randall holden. do
Providence. Port,mosfh.
] Arthur Fenner, John Albro,
Thos. Harris, Senr. John Tripp.
Zachary Rhodes, Lot ssrsags, zsrS'
Newport. Warvisk.
John Gard, Samuel Gorton,
Richard Few, John Wecks,
John Crans,on, Randall Holden.
wm. Dyre, Edward Calvehy,
John Gould,
Caleb Carr.
| o. ibis being tho first meeting ol
the General Assembly under the Char
ter, we shall be particular to give CO.
py of the principal proceedings relative
to putting the new form Of Government
into practical operation.
"The gouernor, deputy governor. d
y Assistants, together with the deputiei
chosen by the towns, being assembled
together lawfully according to order o
= the Council, and warrant from the Go
vernon, &C., do unanimously declare
y That the Governor, and in his absence
the deputy Governor, is moderator o
- speaker of this Assembly, in order T.
the proposing, agtnting, and conclud
ing. a future way and form for the mar
10 aging Of, manner of, nnd proceeding
e. those courtsihnt are the General Assem-
81 bly, of the colony iha, so their transa'
ID ,ions may bo regulated nnd manage
n according to the true intent Of the cha
ter granted to this colony, by our Sow
d. reign Lord the King, &C.: and the sal
'e governor, or in bis absence the deput.
'u governor, 10 80 to bee moderator, ar
until upon reading md considering
wv the Charter the Assembly shall see eau
us to declare and order certayne way e
fuluer in that respect.
er A, the General Assembly sitting
ng Newpor, for the Colony Of Rhods-I'
and and Providence Plantations, q
he March Ia, 1868 81, and 10 the sixteen
year of the raync Of our sovera'g
to- Lord the King, &c. The Genernl a
Of semb,y being me, 10 obedience un'o' I"
in order for the putting in actual pr'
60 tees accordingly Those par'ikel'
Ike con,uyned in the Royal patient grant
,eIf TO us by our Sovereign Lord the Nh
Charles the Second Of England, Sc
land. France, and ireland, and dom
ions and territories tbereunto belong'
INV &c. This being, in regard Of the s
ain. son of the yeare, the soonest time
d il Assembly could meet since the sayd
,,er ten, came. Aud finding that by the c
our of the goyernornor depu.y-gorerr
FL and Council insaged. that in this
and pas, in,ervill' the government hath .
KEEP, in such forms a' hath bee"
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Mrs. Sarah Perry
Mary c. Phillips
r
Daniel Rowland
Martha Richmond
Eliza w. Stanley
L
Charles E. Tnomp-
son
Latham =. Tew
Martha G.. Thurston
Patience Teft
Elizabeth Taylor
VIM. Wall
Lydia Watson
Irish
Laughlin Dow ling
Pat. Doh crny
Thos. Gill
!, John Linch
, james Reagan
) IMiddletown
|, VIM. Allen
5 Gideon Barker
s Timothy Peckham
) WIN. Smith
( .ibner Ward
s Oliver Whitman.
} jamestown
5 John T. Potter.
. CARR, Post .H0 'fe'.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-01

TUE MAN.OF-WARS MAN,
by the author Of
TOM CRINGLES LOG
il received with many other new woFks,a'
w. GALATIANS,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
PATENT STRIKER.

klHE subscriber has obtained the Nclu-
- sivo right, ia the State Of Virxinia. To-
sell this most valuable invention, and viii
furnish Il To all Blacksmiths, and owner, of
blacksmith SHOPS. upon very moderate terms.
rs al persons have not an opportunity Of
seeing II operate, take this mode Of stating.
that u not only enables BIacksmiths Co dis.
Pense with the cost Of a striker, but Is cana
bic OF doing more than double the work Of
the best striker. u Is thrown and kent in
action Sith tho motion Of the foot, like an
ordinary turning lathe, and is armed with a
lever, which gives \ siedge Of ordinary sixe
more than double the velocity and power
which any ordinary Striker can exert, with
little OF no fatigue TO the Smith. Another
signal advantage -, that the Smith can him
self direct its action, and thus avoid the ex-
ertion and injury to work occasioned by the
awkvardnsss-of a careless Striker.
Persons wishing 10 avail themselves Of this
valuable invention and Improvement in me.
ehanism, will please make application to the
subscriber either by letter directed 20 him. At
henrJ Court House. or IN person at Major
James staples IN the County Of Henry.
The most satisfactory testimonials OF the
truth OF these representations will be fur.
nished az any time--as also the authentiea-
tion OF tho exclusive right Of the SUBSCRIBE
TO dispose Of the right IN This state.
THOMAS STAPLES.
Henry c. III. May II, is3t.-5t
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ANiNG determined To remove 60 tho
~ West, the subscriber will offer for sale,
on saturday the ia day II Jane nrri, all his
HOUSEHOLD aud KITCHEN FURNITURE.
consisting, in part, Of one Bureau, one Cup
board, one Sale, one Stand, one set of Chairs,
one gilt Looking Glass, one Mantel Clock
ono Feather Bed, two Bedsieads, nirc Shoats,
and many articles too tedious To- me ntion.
A credit of four months will be given on
all sums above So the purchaser giving bond
and approved security. All sums under S.,
cash. Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock, A. n.
II. :. fARNSWORTH
Middleway, May 10, 1884.
e[All persons indebted to me are request =
cd 10 make immediate payment, aud all hav-
ing claims viii present them for settlement.
May -, 1884. H.SF.
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Prom n'e Richmond Enquirer. .iLiy. q.
THE NEW CATION IL CHURCH

he neat and strieil, classic Chapel on e., street
was, CA Sunday, dedicated To the service OF the
Holy Catholic Religion. IL Was plannc,l on th,
model ct Church ia Paris, eos,.cer.t,,l To ~
PAaLhppe dn Roilc. The elegance Of the bull
ding does credit To the Kill of our workmco \,
~ii TORN, ~c hope, quite an srra in our srrlitec
turc. should t,c taste become more generally
,l'hu>ed, oar e'iy ~ill present strikingly bcAuti-
iul sppcarzne,.
The e-rcmonies ct the ConS-cra,ion WEIR.
tosicl'ingly performed by Arehbishop Whti,..I,I
ut baltimore, assisted by Bishop E.relrsion hi
eoadJutor.) anil Mr.. Mcl-,iy, (ihe Presi,en, al
the Georgetown College The suInp,uous dir. :
rs and the fine musical voices Of ih.. Priests
ably supported by the rich tones OF the organ
called forth by Mr.. Horn, produced n striking
effect on the crowds which foeked to the Chanel
we must not forget TO give our mcsgre tribute OF
praise to the sueecsSfui excrtions 1T other mem-
bcrs OF the Choir on th,s occasion. The crrrmo-
MES at the altar werc also assisteJ bv the Rev.
MIR O'Bricn, the Catholic Priest Of this CITY,
under whose auspices, aud by whose exertions
principally, this cdiiiec has been erected
The ceremonies OF the communion and eonl;r-
nation came next ia orler, and we're very inter.
esting. The service concluded by di,eour.-
from the Rev Mr.. Eceleston. d vas able. Judi.
s,ous and liberal His spIeai 60 'sthc el,ivairy al
ths od dominion, " vas not altogether UNDECIDED.
Nespers commenced st o'clock in the eyc-
ning-snd discourse vas delivered by the Rry,..
r-nd President Of the Georgetown College. Eve
~ ono whom we have seen vas struck with
the talent and learning displayed on the occa.ior
but few were equally satisfied with the .niri,
that characterized IL. The contrast TO the t.n,t..
rate sermon Of tho morning was confessed by I'll
With whom VIC have eonyeTscd.
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THE PAVILION.
4 ... new 1|l|lf
Observation-Disclosures
At BATH. Morgan County, Va.

~ Dahl, Morgan County, Va.
V>iiE undersigned has rented the property
Il OF James NJ. Wheat aud John Hunter
Esp. ut "the Berkeley Springs" with the
design OF keeping a BOARDING HOUSE
there the ensuing season.
His houses are we'll supplied with FIRE places
and have been fitted up with every regard 10
The comfort Of Visitcrs. The chamber, are
furnished with pure hair mattresses aud bed
ding OF the hes, quality, and IN other respects
are inferior To none at the springs.
Ills TABLE will DO modelled after the be .,
Virginia houses, and the BAR furnished with
wines and all tho customary accommodation,
except srdenf spirits.
Tho Bedford and Saratoga waters will be
constantly kept.
While he has not disregarded appearance,
the undersigned has been careful only. and
mas spared no expense, in supply ing his cs.
Enlistment with all those matters that would
contribute 10 the real comfort Of his guests
and nc makes this "experiment" in the con.
lidence that generous public will not suiTe
Il to prove a failure.
His house will be open the third week ia
June. John STRoT,.rU
Martinsburg, June ), ls3i.-Ct
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Caution.

IL persons are hereby cautioned sgain.t
4 n hsfborins any vile, MARY ANN NV
ATT, who lately lefl me without ssy ii.,
cause OF ProvoeaiiOn. will not be responsi-
Die for any debts she may contract and u
any person or persons shall barbor o. deal
Nth her ~ any manner ~hateveT, all the IT.
gofs OF the law made and provided for such
cases. will. most as5uFediy be enforced ,rsins,
them for 80 dong. JOHN HYATT.
Bolivar. juno B. ls1l-1l
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The Peoples Ltssc Of Tr0ss
COACHES.
FARU REDucEni

lVNNiilS sPlendid line of Coaches, recently
II established, ~ now IN full operation, AZ
fordrng the extraordinary expedition Of ena-
bling travellers TO leave WINCHESTER ia
the morning and arrive at BALTIMORE tho
same evening, and al rate Of fare on tho
whole line greatly reduced FROM former
prices.
The arrangements for running are al pre-
sent as follows; but should IL hereafter be
found desirable, for tho general convenience
OF passengers, such changes will be made q,
may best promote that oblect-of which.
however, should any such occur, due notico
will be given;
Coach leaves Winchester ON Sunday
wednesday, and Friday, at l2 O'Clock, Nj
immediately after the ARRIVAL Of the staunton
stage, and reaches Iarpers-Ferry ut O'Clock,
Y. VI. Passengers will lodge AZ IIarper,-
Ferry, and take the morning boat To the Point
Of Rocks, Shich place they will reach IN time
To take the o'clock cars for the city Of Bal
timofe
On Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and sstus-
day, Coach leaves Winchester II 4 o'clock
IN the morning. Passengers taking this coach
arrive Ia Baltimore the same evening
The undersigned feel every confidence in
recommending this line Co passengefs-knov-
Jog, a. they do, that their drivers, coaches.
and horses, are not surpassed by auy 10 tho
country and the unusual expedition ~ yell
~ the perfect safety with which the routs il
travelled, must make q popular
seats may bo secured IN Winchester or
baltimore for the whole line application g..
be made IN Winchester at Major Massis'1
Hotel & Stage Office az Stubbleheg ID HotaI.
OF 20 Messr Hardin h Hall, Agsats, Who
will al all times furnish convey sBess 20 any
part Of the country, 70 that traveller will b.
subject 60 no delay iu any evsnt.
81 Baggage al the riak Of the ownsys
&. w, McKINSTRY 4 co.
May %, 1891.
e. We will carry The Mail daily, nee II
ehDgs.
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For Sale,

"A " elsgan, FAMILY BARoUcHE. IN
n complete order, with two sets ~ bar.
ness, and tongue and shafts suitable for either
one OF tao horses. u ~ Of a superior quail
" a. TO materials Those wishing a frst.rats
ariIcle 81 the sort, esn now be accommodate
cd on very far terms.
WILLIAM CAMERON.
May %. is3t.-3t
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BssEIsk;tss FNcfOrss.

ME undersigned takes this method OF
informing his old customers and the
public generally, that he still carries on the
no0Aen Manufacturing, at DIR. A. Straiths.-
e.wili manufacture Wool into I.ipseys. Flan-
nels, Cassinetts, or Cloth, TO order, a. cheap
rs any one in the county-or give fulied or
striped Linsey in trade for Wool. Having
engaged tie cooperation Of an experienced
dyer and weaver. the business Of DYING and
CARPET WEAVING, in the greatest variety,
will also be carried on.
Grateful for past favors, and anxious 10
please, he hopes for a continuance OF public
patronage. JOHN Lang.
juno 3, lS3l-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

The correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot
states that the Senate have rejected the nominal
ton Of Mr.. TirrAs, AZ Judge Of the District
Court OF Ohio
The same writer states, that the morning afteI
tie rrjestioa Of Mr. GoHpoS, A. Collector OF ia,
PORT Of Ne~ Orleans, the President sent ia the
name Of Gordon sou, to take the place Of his IA
'her-"a mere boy. incapable OF presiding over
such a custom house hat in the important port
Of New Orleans"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

Grew Hunter, Esq add nearly opposite Mr..
hiiIs tavern, where he y ready 90 execute
work 20 hes usual style, (Oeat snd substantial, }
upon iA0Tf credits 20 punetual customer. -
ass materials are generally of the best qua
lity, and his vorkmen skilful.
Those IN town Who cannot conveniently
call az the shop, will be waited upon for their
measures, and their work sent 10 them when
h"Isbed JOSHUA DEAyER.
ChaFlestowb, June b, ls34.-3t
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OA8xRSET MAKING.
RE.WOUsFk.

GNNiIE subscriber would draw upon bis New
u Establishment the attention 81 hrs long
tired patrons and the pubic generally. lie
~ill nov be found on the Main street, ne AZ
door 10 Capt Williams store. where he IN
tends carr ing on ~ usual the Cabinet Trade
IN all sc fashions and varieties. His stock az
Materials u complete and having on hand
From one 10 faro fh0usand dollars poyfi
or FER.NITURE.
he h prepared 60 furnish . Bin in "A. line on
the shortest notice ETPlesse ~ uslk ,D
and take = look through ne Ware Rooms.
ANDREW WOODS
Chafisstown, My -, 1885,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

We learn that the Senate, in its session on
Executive business yesterday, confirmed Ro-
beTts Iaux as Director Of the Bank Of the
United States, and rejected Henry Horn for
the Same office and that the senate also re.
jecied the nomination Of Martin Gordon a.
Collector Of New Orleans. The nomination
OF .Nahion DeksySon, ~ We also learn, was
confirmed as Minister TO Russia.
MAI. lat. Of May 40.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

Mr. Benton has given the title Of "a Star
h. much more appropriate, and more pointed, IL
thc gentleman would change il 80 IS to r~aj.
A CHtssKs or Sr,ns. There truly many
bright and shining lights in tie Senate hall
but ~c doubt whether Nr. u. himsclf can be
el.s,cd With them. lie ia Que of those heavy,
opaque lamiasrics, Which can only ooeas;opaily
rvicei The light OF morv brilliant bodies. aud car
seareei, a, any time attain to isher rank than
that Of q t.-inkLr.
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Lost.

BOUT ? weeks since. q snail POCKET
n 90 PURSE, containing ten dollar bill
q n believed on Richmond bank. With o.
ther small sHicies. Tie Gnder viii receive
. suitable reward, aud the ihanks II the oun-
er, By leaving The same a. the Office q NE
June 3. 1s1i
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A copy-Tesie,
ROBERT T. BROWN, c. C.

CoNNiSsioSER's OFrIcE,2
Chdrtesiopn, June 5ih, 1884. {
91-Persons having claims against the estate
OF Hamilton Jefferson, deceased, which have
not heretofore been audited, are hereby mott
he'd that I shall attend at the Office aforesaid
on Monday the 7h day oJ merit month, (Juip,
TO enter upon the execution OF the above
recited order Of court, when aud where
they are requested TO exhibit their claims,
lawfully established, OF prepared by proof to
so establish them.
II. woRTHINGToN,
June 5, 1894. ComT IN cav.
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or Rev srrrIsrs Tusros ell F,rrseh W he
Prrsby,rr,a" Clareh IA 'his to~a. On sunday se..
II ~ O'Clock, A. ~.
CT The Rev. JosfrH B,EfR vin preseh IN
The Avon school, Iioass tKshlc,ovn.J ~ sn,r.
day The 2slh instant, q, ii O'clock, A "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

Mr.. Polk, Of Tennessee, is stated to be the
New York candidate for the Speaker. chair. MIR.
Stevenson having resigned his statior both a,
Hope deferred" has made both body and soul
sick. But the sra breczes will rcnovAte Mr.. So
languid frame and languishing spirits
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

Mr.. Speaker SrEvESsoS Yesterday ibii.
mated 10 the House Of Representative
his intention. IN consequence Of ~ health.
to rssigH. on Monday nsIi. bis Office Of
Speaker. and his seat ~ Member Of the
House. THIS has bsen for some time ex.
pected, and several easdidaIes foF the
Char have been generally spoken Of
The conisst foF the honor may be expee
ted n be animated and interesting The
election will take plsee, or course, on
Monday - Nat Int
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

We undeFslsnd ihAt the Bridge over
James River. at Csrisrsville, and the Pa
munkey Bridge on the great Southern
mail route. have been carried ausy BY
'h' iss'hes caused by the late heavy rains.
winch ssi'sfAetorly seeounts Tor the fell
urs 81 The Southern mail Tor several days.
Ind lat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

The Joint Resolution Tor fixing . day
Tor the termination Of the present Session
Of Congress, which has passed the House
81 Representatives. was not taken Up in
the Senate Yesterday, that body hsVing
previously assigned yesterday bnd TO day
to specific objects. II will come up. 80
matter Of course. for iis first reading on
MOndsy - Ma Int May 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

BALTIMORE, MAY 30.
fLooh:-ReeeiIts come ia freely, much the
larger portion Of which is taken nj AZ 55 and ,h,
remainder at - S75
WHlSkEY.-Smsll sales &c hhds. At - cent,
per gaiion-demand quite iimitssi. Sales OF Sc
'ersi hundred bbls. Susquehsnns. in the course
OF u,e week. nj 2j4 cts and lots of choice brands
at - cts The wagon price of bills. !, so cent.
exclusive Of the Dbl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

The stockholders Of the iiTPers-Ferry Charles
town, and smhh6cid Turnpike Company. are re-
minded that the General Meeting, for the elec-
ton Of directory Tor the ensuing year, will be
held at Mr. Hills tavern, in this town, fO-morroT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

isaac BoorH. tAs,i, has been reelected de-
leg~te from Randolph county.
JoHS BLAIH has been elected delegate from
Grayson county. by a majority Of four votes over
Lewis Hail, the late delegate. Both Jackson men.
Our con ieciursl estimate va corrcct.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
STRAW Conc.

STRAfED from the subscriber s residence,
~ about two weeks ago, a
small COW, black aud white, A<IdpEfG
with full broad white face
She was obtained from the farms 49,
OF John A. Thompson. Esq. and NAV pToba-
bly be in that neighborhood now. All rea.
sonable expenses will be paid foe her recoyo-
ry. MARGARET DIXON
Charlestown, June 5, 1894.