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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09
SPECIE.

Every nov aud then the Jackson paper, crow
over the arrivals Of specie. aud ende.,or TO I'm
press their readers ~hose discrimination ami in
teiligenee they nuS rate very low with the idea
tina, all this is, the result Of the great financial eek
pertinent" OF the government The best COM
rnentsry We have heard upon this hunbue, was
the plain and rungen, inquiry OF = substantial
isrmer-"i Is tl,is specie !gire,, to u.s. DO we
scnd nofhfny in exchange for il ," This n. A
poser, and at once rrfuies the rhoLomontadIc
about specie.
The true solution, however, is, that the litter
81 pat Banks, (Which were ,riseiy relied upon To
supplsnt and break down the National bank. !
found themselves tottering, having one dol
lar in specie for every ten ia circulation and
were compelled to make every sort Of sacrifice TO
increase their precious metals, in order 70 proven,
blowing m under the grand experiment
The National Bank constitutional or not) b,
the superior character and souudness OF its issue,
las compelled the other banks 70 rcno,ate tbr;,
sinking credit aud thus it is that specie has been
necessarily introduced from abroad. But i, is
''ilAnoos imposition, either to ascribe it to the
saGaeity VI the government, or to the wisdom OF
hOnessy Of the rival banks. The folly OF our ri.
iers, the rolenness OF those hanks have in tai,
cave been accidentally productive Of good-aiter
The in1ietiou Of much evil
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09
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GOLD.

We're It not criminal quietly TO look Oh al An i'm
posture 80 gross. one could not hslp laughing At
the silly aud ludicrous attempt. made by the Ad-
m'n's,fston presses, to deceive the public the
subject Of Gold. if-ihey we're TO give eretlcnee
TO all the sbsurdties Of the day on that subject,
every mechanic would throw down his tools. and
every farmer leave his plough in the half-inished
iurro~, TO pick up the showers Of gold which
President Jackson has caused to fall ia the land
Gold gold gold is the cry. Where where ,
asks tie poor man thrown out Of employment by
the mad "experimeut" Of the government
CPon further inquiry, he finds that all ibis el.mor
about gold Is made BY the office-holders and their
creatures, Who get from bank few gli,terinv
pieces toJngle ia the Of the people To dazzle
and TO gull item, While the constitution and Law
are trampled under foot. aud While favorites arr.
rcvelling ia Z" extra allowances"
What Isl to the hard orkins man, DEPRIVED
Of tle opportunity Of making honorable e1ertion,
fora livelihood, that few govcrnment-fed bra~I-
ers can rattle gold IN their pockets
Viii It feed or elo,he his hungry an,r naked
children Will IL give him the means or crlIi
'a''ng he'r intellectual faculties No. III,
but moeking his misery. Men Of iuteIIip,oee
poor though they be, will spurn sneh paItr, a,-
'rmpts to lure them from their principle. and
Their duty by gi,tering TO, s-for the gold that is
exhibited 10 their vision. is the mere pI.y-ting Of
Nhy politicians. They will remember, that the
'e'po's OF every Sge, and their minions, made
their hra attempts upon the people by ~ba.e
bribcs"-by gold. n Is the tvran,'s t.Ii .,o.,; :,
- ihc magic charm Of the political neerornaneer.
he Freemen Of Ameries care Tor II not, eS-
ecH be the proceeds Of homes, indusry-lhe
reward OF eOnseiensioVs snd honorable exer-
lions
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09
MIR. lEIGIIS LETTER.

The letter Of Mr.. LrIeW, in previous column,
completely closes the mouths Of his slan.ierrrs on
the subject of Nstionsl Bank. They knew per-
fc,y ~ell that their scnsicss slang about his az
fccucn FOR the Bank, had not the slightest foun-
ds,ion in fact yet, In al their movements upon
,l. subject Of instructions, they insisted that the
question ~as ooe OF AZ Bank or Bank." The,
r,lcd upon this. Is being cffectuai with all Who
are prriudie-J against the Bank and every one
know bow cas-, It is 10 excite prcJuIiiecs Of the
sort
What ground is now left the ltdu.ini stration
presses, but 20 aekno~ ledge that the Iar question
Nth them, is-Nan Burcn or no Van Buren,. l.
Virginia ready To exclude Mr.. LrisH from the
senate, When he agrees ~ilh majority Of her
eniLens, "entirrly aud exactly" upon the Hank
question. aud thereby bind herself to MIR Van
Buren is she prepared to sacrifice one OF her
mos, gifted aud honest sons man whose spotless
honor and integrity no man Of rrspect.Lility dsrv
openiy questiou-undcr the false prvtenee tl,a, lac
- for the L. s. Bank, in despite OF his solemn
sss~ver.tions to the contrary She cannot b.,
ready for such sacrifice. She will spuru With
indignation aud contempt thos- Who arc attempt
Ing to deliver her over to the New York jngsiers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09
TRIUMPHS IN MAINLAND

We learn that the opposition in Mar, land ha.
Deeu triumphant, and that the Legislature will
contain t'rrc 10 one against Jasksoni,.a OF rather
against Van Burcnism. The result ia BAltiuorr
city Nc record to-day, and the details from olhes
counties will be received la day cr two Eve,
IN Washington county. hiIi,e,to the strong hold d
'Aeksonism, where majori,ie. have herctofory
been g''c" ct from 6oo 10 Ieu. NC i.arn th., ti.e
Opposition ticket has Succeeded. contrary to al
hope. This news Is 80 good, and surprising,
that although II comes FROM a correct source, NC
pause for its confirmation.
The change IN Bali''nore Is no, less great thar
slorious.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09
sUDDEN IgNrIL

NJ. JasGs FoEsss. q Berkeley, died scTy
su'i'oniy GA Wednesday morning sssk, % sis~p-
herds'o"n. lie hsd bcca Ia deiio.ie health "a
'o'ae time previous, bu, hsd ~ f-r rroo,cr,d .,
'ofeei hinsclf able "a stteud 90 busissss Oh thai
morning 'e Jreski-s,ed Il Nc Eaucr's. spI-.sr-
81 10 pretty good spirits, sod I,rocse,i-d % ti,s
siorc 81 Mcssrs Lane X Wcbb, ~i,ere D. gu
slie IN ile at u shaking hands 18th ose q t.s
CLERKS, sod expired IA to Or u.rec ia,nute,.
ME- fOrmso uss gsutlefaaa - grssi r,.,.,ssi.-
b'i'y snd worth, u much eu,erpr'sc srd %, fol-
ocs' in las ueigl,bori,0od, and his dcsih ~ill H.
universally regretted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09


The "Goldcn fiumbug" - very Handsomely
lad bare, IN the annexed extract Of letter from
a PLAN farmer "a Catoetin Valley, Maryland.
hc hdd ben Jackson man, but could no longer
'~-iio~ the deoeP,iOss d the party - and be
'r-nkly renonDees tlc ssase and exposes ~, falls-
~ he I"''or from whish ve copy, ~ iu rrpI,
70 Jackson circular. seb, 10 the writer ,,,.,lc,
the srPs'os'tion th., he ~s, .,,n IN IN. sh..tIe.
lie could sot b. deceived By ID, golden lu,.i,,,,
Which would give to esch man IN H., I MON. ,,,o
'he Agr-riaH principle, E)ly ce'as in gold No,
eonld b. Be blinded 10 the lat. tlat IA. .,,,p,d
experiment" takes from the farmer On, .i,iL,y
UPON every barr,i u hs sor. FIetion esnsot
siand che tcs, Of facts
Al the gold 30 The nation viii ma sfr,,,,.., a.,
Eight Millions q dollars sorth. vbtsb. d,,,,L.,l
Upon u1c Agrarian prinetple would h.. ,i,,,,t IN,
fr'fF. o. icfs 70 ctrrg iiakrstiinf. An su,o,t
iHtng, ihat there - nos soy gold piece. :, .,,.Ii
O. o. represent the yrOpoitiOs Of each The,
Tie sfnOuui a credit .nd b.s,k notcs. whtsb o,.
eSiH % tbc snni u shout -Four Hundrcd Million.
~ 90 DC sacrificed the nation 10 b. ruincd =,
,iaf each man sagg h0ts 66g oe7us ~ gslf /
hsTe SEEN but one gold piece q FIVE dollars IN
F-inc, sol Inst gas % TIE hsuds ~ ~ Officer 81
tofefnneut, uho exhibited u % every IMAM a..
not bat soald NOT psr 9TH u, upOs he ground
u'Ai 20 dld noi know uhen yOu would ssi,. hia,
an"'irr tom bslumore and gsfflsfasn. ubo
sl'y shre ~dly. ssid thsi u he'd been handled :,
M, e 20 have soru ~ iiic biiRay upon O.
ie~h H'"ais have Oaiiei states Dsak
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09
DIED.

on The ttsis ale - li.r TtsL ye-g e ~, -
MrA St-aNs ta haaTLEoS rrissts ~ NJ S.rS.-l
hzmtiion' ak~soiutioszry sz5.iisr. & ss.e 81. h
borhood q Sts-phcrtssnsa- IN aersss-.I ~
i,'en H'efse1 a tie Nxaksiiss tl.-,rrs. & . g..
Than ~ Years. ss.f sas in rssl.fv. 49, A. ~,
iesesd % ~ bsslIs,.ie. sss-e~re n-i .s-ss~si
eiIrt-'isn sol -xpsrie,-er.i o. ~ l..s $780,.
il'e nta.iit'E eosss 4a5o-.s q rsIsssoss-ss,ksss
lassithiy and Ssh hos sss-o.rff $50 ~ = Al
snshT.sc a is-sths ~iso ss5 ~ tssr,re - 49,
lt' uha 80 90 fsri -tisornc flsrs-rnErr TI.-
high rrgsrd rufsTzsit-sd ~ fiss sr<s.s1ss.itv 81
tHrs hrF, IOs - So g,ealIsls-ilr ssss., a -, -.
iatfrisissg sol si-fs-ss- ss-r.assus-rs. 49, d.
tl.'s tsls q t-srs HsTEg. h-i1,y ~a-.ti ., - -
~ could titlt-is - sa~ssJisrv ilf- - o. rss
% oi'fy ~ hrnis si.d i1or1Isi, 80 - al,
'hr asfui ssfnia0ffl o. a. fsfs-f prsssrr
~ the ttff -gftuga. CO. tiif tfrh I'd Marsr.,.
= basst-s. E~l. q Hshfaas-i G.sr ~.
brsslish uns ustfte ~ g.rssf Brlfs5n. ~ frtfe
ls' - ~ - sesrs, residers q R,sh,f.sf. :, Z
To- ihe iss firrr frisr sfts 49, So ~ IA .
~ nitcd ,t-i~s ~ ~ tt,rk q Rsss1.r.o--sr,
i'cnsft'n hfsiuosd - =srrfr oFctlfraf f.s - So
80 ne Sprinrs ~ r~erur hfs sr~s.ri. a. =. ~.
esp1sure, - q o. s-id. bfc~seki - -. ssf-lE ~
cold srd teser, -iist s,.c,,i,iJ sorssrs~f 49,. n
~ uutiHsiy grew
Nvtsf has q hsrfi s,lr 41fr % rrr...I a., a IA
q . rnsn q ruofs n.otrsf .s.i .s-rlsrr s.rfh -
rtrnPisT1 sere be saik 80 sss.ts f..fs-s o. Ia
ih.' "isiF h~se ~ssi-isaed -. t.ssrtax - o..
dcsih, thai - 80 49, usis rsaa a sir, g.,
nrftf hesrd haH.sn b~iar ga. ~ o. s......
Tribute O. tr,-4tel sarfl a. fafr 81 % ...-f
R.rf o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09
- q -

The prospects ia New York are cheering; and
from pre'e" appearances, Nc shall have the plea
sure OF recording Mr.. Van Bureaus total aud f,,.sl
prosira''on' not only there. but throughout the
I"ion. Not more certainly will the frosis 81
November purity the natural aimospl,,rr, than
viii the elections reuoyaie the "Empirc State. -
HE new hopes of the oice-hoid,-. IN I.,. MIN
ped IN the bud, and their matured fruit, which i.
nov lar to the eye, will, like that which grow.
on the banks OF the Dead Sea, prove to De- as.,c,
and bittrrncss Within
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09
SITUATIONS FOR FACTORIES.

II has long been a matter Of surprise TO as. tina,
the advantages OF the island OF Nirginius, near
HArPers-ferry, for manufactures, Of all Kinds.
have been 20 long neglected. by men q enterprise.
u Is decidedly Que u the bcs, situations in the
United States tor both cotton and pollen fac,orics
the u>ter-po~er is unSurpaSscd aud the f.cil,-
ties tor getting supplies OF the raw material aud
Tor transferring the manufactured articles 70 mar
ket, are ~ grrat a. could possibly be desired -
Already the Island has upon il a valuable nler-
chant mill. an extensive saw-mill. superior tan
merry, and large building which could be readily
converted into factory, besides situations for
many others, where water could be obtained IA,
the greatest abundance.
Hands could be employed at the place ,,r,
ad'1ntageously, without ineurring tl,e expense "a
erecting buildinEs for their residences. The
families 81 many Of the orkmen ia tie Arrnor,
might find useful and eons,.nt employ mest "a
such F4etories, which would yield them support
independent of the eXertions Of their parents. -
A great portion Of the idleness and consequent
iaNiiy OF morals which now exist, among children
unemployed. might be obSi-ted, and The usOs'
beneficial results be- produced to the community.
Capitalists viii find the subject uorthy u tcr at
tcBtiOu aud We calculate With confidence. tIrsi
men IN the large cities. Who know their Interests
will hot long remain indifferent q such aliuring
prospects
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09

VIII" viiI Dr. Fu,op. d he Buskingbsn,
Senatorial District. slso srru~itO eatertsiu sonsc
doulF' o" he susice,,) no~ ,ay 20 Mr Lsssa'.
uneTi'ossl snd espi,e't Declarations pa rrfrssoe
70 The Bai'k u t'e Dostot's doalss err not ~
removed, We hop he people u L,s d,stfl,t y 90
pcffoFIu &c s,t.ic. frh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09

We learn thA, the Baltimore Rail Road Com
I'any are determined TO have Cars upon the Rosd
a'isr As IiarPcrs-Fery, by the 18Th Of Norcub-r
This - gratifying news. d. oar iptereoarse siti
Baltimore, I'll The delay incident TO transfer ~
goods from the ears to boats ~ili b. s.,,si, AMI
the speed q travelling grcs'ly increased. The
mail FROM Baltimore viii reach iIsrPcts-Ferry
ia six hours
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09
WING.
2ss.5
Average whis N, joriiy.

The weather yesterday MAS rcnarla-
bly, hne-a clear SKY and sun shinc-
and temperature pleasantly cod and
bracing. All the I-oiis wer,. ,;rr-ng,.e.
with VOTERS from the opening at nine IA
The morning until the closing at >iN IN
the evening. Although the in,erc,,
taken IN u'e election Was, ol course. an
sense IN the highest degree. We ma,
safely say there never was a political
contest ln Baltimore, IN which good or
der and decordn were - universal a,
IN that OF Yesterday All our inqui-
mes resulted IN the concurrent state
ment OF the prevalence OF marked Gui-
etacSs and order. i!.Toug..cu; Tie DIX.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09
SfraH HOrSP.

STRNED iron, the subscriber, two rniles
- abos. Chsrlesto~n, on the road To smith
held, ga the a-th sept n light Dss Ho,,,.
with black msnc and tai aad blark leg.
about or = year, old
liberal reward will be given FOR hrs re-
coNery, or Information where he ma, b- had
THOMAS REED, Coniraefsr.
I-lI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09

HV'iE subscriber, intending 10 discontinue
II farming with to other i.nr.uit-
will oder for sale, 1T h', residence nesT Lee
town, On Tuesday,, n, 2l,f DAY Of O,i.4sr ,.eIi.
all his personal property, his slaves exc, Cted
consisting principally of,
l2head Of work horses, brood mare : q oils
IL head of cattle.
About "a head OF Fat and stock hog,
small lot OF good sheep,
Farming utensils OF eteIy description ~. d
as wagon, Ploushs, Larrows, 4 good wheat
fan, sc.
Between 10 and ~ acres IL corn ia the
shock, the fodder 10 20 with the corn
Also-aoOui 100 acres VI wheat and IAirty
Of rye 10 the ground.
ItrBu y Sal, Il credit OF Bine month,
will be gwen on all sums of five dollar, ani
upwards, the purchaser giving bord win ap-
proved security under that sum, tie cash
viii be required. M PROPERTY tu be ren,y, ell
until the terms Of sale shall have Deeu fuii,
coupled Uiih. Sale 20 commence 81 Iu o b.
clock, when due attic ndauce will be given %,
JOHN q BEAi.L.
Sept ~ lisa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09
SALE uEsses. .Nnr ~

In consequence 81 M.s'..i-. the .s-A sc's. Corr-
hay. the sAie q Mr. JOi.s " Be.n's P-o;--r,,
al bc d-iyrrci until tic a.e1t .l.r. T,.ak., IL
2isi Instant.
The >-ie az Ni-nrOi NcEs-sEes,. s.-lss.-,, an
ios a l-'d. BY J. k Flss, sn.lss.o..,r. .itl
t.ke place Tomorrow
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09
.Hsesd To sAis .Vosi~e.

I>HE ~rbserIbsr respectfully b-ys leave to-
4 inform all tho-e Persovs Who are OWN;
h''a. that boshisx bat real ~ ant of h.s money
induces h's-s 10 take thr, method Of calling on
has tEisnss Tie prefer this mode OF asking
hrs money from, hss friend,, To- sending To
the" Respective d~sil'ng- lie hopes. there
i"se- nat All ~ho are owing ban, viii exert
VIZ mssi'e> IN rsnd.rlns what all they can
ard hat 18th n little delay a. possible
thereby eOoferTIHs a SPECIAL favor on their
frs-Dj, &C JOHN r. CuokUs
Shf Pke rsl,toan. Oct =. IslI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09
EARTHENWARE, CHINA AMI
GLASSWARE.

EARTHENWA ARE, CHINA AND
GLASSWARE.
noBERr a. MILLER has Just received
u the principal part OF his FALL SUP
PLIES, anons ~h'ch are
Bi'se and green edged. a.. &. and Enamel
led Ware, IN great variety aud well a..
sorted
Bize, broua, and FurPle Printed Dinner
SetA, ns~ and neat patterns
d Do do Ewers aud Basins,
Pitchers, Plsie,. Sc
China Tea sets, FrsDSh gold band and
band aDd line
Do j.. plain, Of various neat pat
terms rsrs ckssp
Cut Drcanters, Tumblers, Wines, Cham.
PatSns- IeiiIcs, salts, and Lemonades,
RICHLY cut and lo~ priced
Glass Jars, With - without tops, yariou.
SsZcs
Cut aHd plain CI-s, Maniel and Hal
Lamps
CsEiai. P,s>, a new aud neat article
Bureau KNOBS, sks42
looking Furnaces aud Cake Nouids
Pipes N boxes, groce, English aud Ger
man
Window Gi1s-, 10 and l0xIs
Lc-SA"'S ..i-ss Plates, fEoal 10 II 90 l.
y ~
Astral, Nantei. ami Wall Lamps, bronzed
ant JsPahnsd
LsmPS'ek for the same, by the groce or
dozen
All OF which he Oders, at wholesale or re-
tAii, at lo~ pftces lOT Cash, or 10 punctual
eu>i0tDers upon the usual credit.
AirNarstrIa Oct - lSIf-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09

Richard Rush has written another litter .,,o,,,
the DAnk l'Nih not 40. The people have
ceased to follow Rush Lights. They look TO lu-
minaries Of greater magnitude, aud will not b..
be~ildcred BY an iyIus fiIftnn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09
g6fNabse Property
FOR ALE

fOk SALE.
authority Of 4 deed of trust executed
~ 10 me BY James Il. Wager, bearing dat.
on the 18th day OF July, 1850, and recorded
IN the Clerks odIre Of the count, court oI
Jefferson, ia Virginia, made Tor the purr o>-
OF securing the payment Of n debt therein
mentioned, To the Bank Of the Saiie, an Nir-
ginia, and Of indemntSIhs the endor.er> on a
note given for sa'd debt, will. on ThHr..iss
ih' sih day II Ociotsr nsIf, al the holei now
occupied BY foniaiae Beekham, at Hamper
Ferry, IA The county aforesaid. proceed To- sell,
10 the highest bidder. ut public auction. ALI.
THE INTEREST OF the sad Jane. o. Wager
IN piece or parcel Of LA<D, containing A.
bout siN acres, lying adI accent To the iiarprrs-
Ferry bridge, together with the building. aai
aPpurtensnces thereto belonging.
Also, all The iafsreai Of the SAID WAGER in
so much Of the Ferry called Harper,-FrrrV,
and 81 much Of the BRIDGE ACRos, TUE:
POTOMAC river 1t IIarpers T,trs a, Ia.
within the State Of Virginia. The interest uC
the said James u. Wager. in the saId proper
~, = an undN ided third part thereof
JOSEPH T. DAJGHERTI, T,s,iss.
August =, lest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09

~ Tee Hec'ia< n Fresisrsck. Fswass J
sNtrH, ASPTST"> Bse~S. sss TsSSas o. NsL-
500 Esgs SER .Ppoisses tOeo1.fer -ah a,l,zsss.
from o'''er eo'aties "a ti.c rs5-st e e-.-isdsss
10 b. ~'PTTfri by sse O.,s.o.siiO- ., tie ss.,.as
Congressional rsoefiss..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09
TrMaf !N0lc.
40 REWARD.

- An AWAY from the subscriber. some
n time IA Mag last. an apprentice To- tic
Joiner business, baa,ei EZRA MoMART
u year Of sEe. The above reward, bat ~
charge, will be pad for the delivery of .Asl
runaway 90 the subseriber
ROBERT LOGAN.
Haser.toMn. Oci .. l-iI-It
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09

q / The Synod of virgins viii ns~s, .. the
Prssh, t''ri.n Church in Chsi..toxn, ON tn. 2si
% neat month, (OS'os~r,D a, "a O'Clock. n which
tune a.si I.i.~e . sermon ~ be pr~set-d by ia.
R"'. MI WII-os, Of Frederick sburg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09
FIRsT CONGREssIoNAL DIsrRIc1
SoU1uu


THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
-NS'iA'TH Lai.e'f'ss-S'x cf The Ward.
we're equally divided three for The Anis-
Jackson ticket, and tbree for the J.ek>op
iickei-and IN the remaining Ward. an. L.
gaiity Of tie election RIA be eonie,,ed b, a.,
Anii-Jaekson party
kSnSagi0a--in the several Wards Of ths,
District. the Jackson ticket obtained nasSOr,-
ties
Inonford TOwnsbiP. the Anti-Jsckspl tick
ct prevailed. In PAssayaak, Iae Jaeks,a
ticket.
Va By berry and BioctIy. the Anti-Jaeksoa
maJOriiies are considerable Loser D,,bIsa
has Also gwen the Ahti-Jaekson ticket q u..-
Jorhy.
10 A'"g~es-ing. Peaa Toun>hip. Spy;,z
Harden and RoH borough il.e msIorit,s, are
Tor The Jackson Geket--i-N.f Gee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09

a SMALL quss,iiy 0f hfst rate Bacon T.,
- sals -
IofiN y LANTG WIBB
sLtftsflsis o., SEPT 40 I-3E
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ESfr6y Steer.

&Hkakn HAVANA CIGARS, Lori
oNIOO lard's and superior Cayen-
dish Tobacco, Mocubau and Rappce SnuG,
received aud for sale by
ADAM YOUNG, Jr.
HarPers-ferry, Oct. ., 1884.
n toPAL NAR>isH, Gold aud Silver lie A.
~ FlaN-seed OIL, White Lead, Japan Var
nish, Putty, Sc, just received and for sale
BY ADAM YOUNG, Jr.
oct ., 1894.
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RESUMPTION or sPrs1g PAYMENTS

RESUMPTION Of sPfs1E PAYMENTS.
The iolio-ias ~ te grsisf, SO AL 'r,:, i.,s-
raainy se-s u ua-~, u o-.r rys-,ers
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank
nj Georgetown. m the District. has re-
sumed the payment ii sTeci- Tor A.
notes. and it, other accu.iomcd hanl-
ing operations Bait lear.
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Ma SHIELDs. the senior editor q The Nor
folk Beacon. has disposed % hss isIsrs.s "a
IL, 10 HUSa Baasa s's'e~sT, Fec. q gentle
nan OF handsome literary siialssaeufs. uho
viii IN future eondoe1 he editorial depar-
ment.-l HicAss0N.4 cssupilsr.
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(hNrleafOlrM EYnrrs.

Ch0rIesfOscR R10ees.
HVHE ChsrlestoWn Races vii cornnet,e
n ga H,dae Day hs isiA Otfslss. over /,
haod-ome c0arse. Oae u,ie and hail ifo.,
CbsrlestONn.
First Day. one rsis and repsai, f.E o p-rss
II Ssrsafy- Glts Dollar
Second Dsy. tvo a,iies ata repeat. q purse
of OHs Hsadrsd Dsffsrs
Third Day, three miles and fcrcat. purse
II T,ro Hsa1rsf IJelfsgs
There must be four entries pad Tor zach
day. OF no race Wiauefs co. preceding dst.
excluded from entering ~ the Subsequent r.
ees. Weights snd regulations tie s4fns a.
thoss 81 the Central Course
a. TLs Paslss y - afUs Jalgs,. sts.I
o. ,sss ssE GEOhf.E tit tuF~
sept - 1870 49,.
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PHILADELPHIA ELECTIONS

The election for Inspector Of eleciics. took
place IA Philadelphia on Friday The L -.
Gazette, IN postscript. SAYS
The Jsekson usen have nasjorities Zoe TO-
sPeciors aud Assessors In Olly tao Ward. in
The city, amounting 10 In. WhIIe the VIA
A1Joriiies, IN the - other Wards, amount 10
about ls0O
FIRST CONGRrSSIoSaI n,Srp,cr
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Notice

TUE sab-er,bsrs having determined 10
u eio-s their business m thi, place, req,.es 4
all Psrsoas indebted To th. IN To call and set
Tie their seoosnts or notes without DELAY
vi dsess remaining unpaid on the ! 4 IL
January neat. Will se placed into the hands
ot "A odseer for collection.
HARRIS - RUTHERFORD.
>sePherdsio~n, Oct .. I,3i--tt
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N. 0vERFIEID.


WILL oder hrs professional service.
w 10 th< citizens Of ChsTlesto~ and
'ie,nhy By the 10Th OF oStoLer, and remain
q shast lime
winekes,cr. %, 3. 1884.
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Bertrand Colts

FOR SALE.
HAVE for sale two fine Young ST A.
II LIONS, sired by old bertrand Of Ken.
lucky blood bays, Of fine form, SIZE aud ac-
ton, and with approved pedigrees on the
Dams side. They will DC sold Lo,r, aud a
ercdG given. II requested
Also. 5000 lbs. PRIME BACON, n good
Wagon, and Barouche aud harness
RICHARD HENRY RANSOM
Near Martinsburg, Berkeley County, Va.
oct 9, ls3I-3t-
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From the BsifsssorS -f-.,rsoza. II TnosIs. Lssf
BNLriaoRE CITY ELECTION.
The eleei'on for too delegate, TO represent
Una, city an The ceoer2i Assembly Of Mary
land, took place yesterday We annex .5s
detailed statement Il ;he votes given 2i the
respective polls, viz
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SsssDsafe O..i,,juc

Nkh>CH and Amsr'~an, warranted &c.
II nuIne, received and for sale by
Oct =, I-jt- ADAM YOU NJ Jr.