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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19


On Tb1r~isy msrssas the Isth instant. n, m.
Rev. Mr.. D'oEi.sS Mr. Jes~ Morr., n. &c th,
county, % Miss ApAIINE IAsriNs-, of t-..sastc,
eossns., Pssa-
On thu .ssJ &C Nav LAST. by the Re, Sorr,
Wii,Sa. Mr.. CsaaLIs B,a~is to Miss E,I...
srrH "a t'nA>rsAs, Daughter u AIR. William
Granth.m. d ,h.s county
On Ii.a.-i-s l-s. l., tn. Rev septim.. Tu--
,pa. Nc, Jsc"a Roar 10 Miss PArsI MAraKxr
both 81 tis's sOsisiy.
oa Tucsisy evening last. by the Re-, Aleyan-
der Jc"cs, Mr.. J"a> %. NcExpH.1 To Mis-. Avn
EcsG~i.. daughter of Jacob Morgan, E-a. Of
sL-r.hrrNlsso.a
On Tocsd., In. by the Rev 6. TnSton. Mr..
Bs>sAsiS DrTr GsINx 10 Mrs EIIz.n,u,
NALSrH. bah u this town
ou Wc.inss'ia, ti.- tIIh instant. n the r,.,-
'ienee a Mr. Ch.ries Stsley, ii-r1s.r.-Frrr,. h,
he R-v. MIR. Marvin MIR S.sruI ~ pr.
T. H-"> to Mas A>S ID. Li>h., both Vi thu,
place
On this coeasion, the PriaterS were m.,St eor-
siiaaiis remembered. 1b. Mad bastrss x,.ll =.
~.re t.-' q iAkes nsny Lsa-Is anil han.,s TO ar
range the nsui,'tniieo'is rpe< AT, ti,s. ticrc arr
S-os-s.iy spsnc 20 scr ti.is;,,' about th bons,.
took esscSiai esr~ there shosld be no managing, IL,
the matter. She st, kfkr sicrs Ia rru, oke the
'i'i' ii's-Ist st.il, piuisp, aud Siar,,al AK
% iasny pcunsis. Sth compartments suffiriss.s
TO satisfy. ranst amply. old anal dung ..TbiS !,
uhst ~e e>Ii comfortable. 4" It's thu wav Go make
a >.oot aosi p.i~1>Sn; insprrssioa On u.r ,nerspry
Md while the ycsrs roii IN ,oy ard harsn.,ay
To the ~esi,is-l I's'r-to whom ,sh all rrsrt,,
md iuiarr fclie,yih,s munihecnee 40 b.. horn.
'a na'td With uaocs.iag pleasure, A. an io-;.le,a
d iuirros,, and an example eJrrs .-as arorfIy .,
sHllfc..Ic1l-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
PER CURiAN

The Jackson presses arc attempting to Gre
ate belief among the people that the Bank
Of the United States refused to exhibit their
books TO the Committee OF investigation
The fact Is not so-they offered TO exhibit ali
thsir books, and assigned the largest and mos,
convenient apartment in the Banking uon,e
for that purpose. But they did refuse TO le,
the books 90 out OF their custody, or 10 re.
move them from their proper place Of depo-
sit TO q tavern.
u has so happened that 4 judicial opinion.
and that, too by Jackson Judge, has decided
that the course Of the Bank WAS correct. The
section or the charter which authorize. N h,.
speetion OF its affairs, il silent as TO the place
where the books shall be examined. Con.
sequently that question must be decided
upon the principles Of Common Law.
From the Investigator printed at Canaio-
harie we learn that At the Circuit Court Of
shis state, which sat last week at John,,own
m the county OF Montgomery, a question arose
IN relation Go the power ofthe Court TO com
pei the officers Of Bank TO produce thei,
books IN Court Judge Cowen decided TIA,
certified copy Of record on the bank book,
would be good evidence; but that an ineor.o-
Tai.d body eeui4 act Be compelled 10 bring tk,i,
bcokS into Court.
Judge Cowen IS an able and upright iud.,
and learned lawyer. and As he happens n
be Jackson man, We trust that the Torie.
viii Acknowledge the authority Of the deer
S'oa.-t.G y. CoHi- .fdr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
FOURTH OF JUIy


The Auxiliary COLONIZATION Society Of Jef
ier'on County. will celebrate the en,aipr
o"'n-aay OF our Nai'oAai Indepcndence, IA
the Methodist Church IN I..,own. Tn,
exercises VIII commence with prayer TO the
Throne oil God Tor continuance OF has bless
,ns, upon our beloved country. and the OBJ
lees OF tho Phsianihropie Institution which
has called u together.
The Declaration of Independence (prefac-
cd 10y lev remarks appropriate To tbe dsy
Will be read by DIR. M. iaIts. The Ora
tor OF the Day, Jon: =. Bt,ckhrny. ESQ.
viii then appear "a behalf OF The Soc,et,.-
tic viii take n comprehensive review of a.,
indispensable necessity To our hsiionAi vel
fare, III origin, history, progress, and ex al,e 4
bene volenee.
A collection viii DC taken up in behalf al
the Society, and al! persons are invited 10
attend.
eT-The committee Of arrangements arc re-
quested To meet At Hills tavern, on to-nor-
row (fridsy) week, at II O'Clock, W.
June Is, ls3:.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
PUBLxC SALE.

NViiE undersigned being about to remov,
~ 20 Mrs iIenry's Mill. will ofFer for ,aIc
on Thursday the 2Gih Of June. al hrs pre,rrs
residence, Mill's Grove. the following. A.
inongst other property. VIZ:
Say or seven Work HORSES.
Ono or two Cows
One new road Wagon, very httle used
One do half worp
six sets of Wagon Gear-Plough Gear
Ploughs (bar shear and shovel
Three Cradles and Scythas ,comu;o,cl
Rakes and Forks. and other
FARMING UTENSILS
IoTr stoves. and Household Furniture
hl'o. all tho Rye and Corn. aud smp,v
hour Barre', remaining IN the rn,li on iLo
day of sale.
hc term Of a Negro Girl Who has about
o'sai years 70 serve, aud Who ;. OF fine diapo-
'iIon AID capacity. will also bo sold on tho
above day q sale
credit, until The lsl day Of April nest.
whl be allowed on all sums over IS. the pur-
ehsfcr giving soio and approved security -
Sun, 81 sna under g.. must be cash. sale
10 begin early nv the diy
join u. StPPiNGTON
May %. I-5i-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
Cone Iss issiOMer's N@Ie.

y parsuancr 81 a decretai order of the { ir-
y cut superior Court ef Law spd Chance
~ holden Tor the county - Jefferson. req
dsrei on The 2Gih day Of March. I-Jg m tbo
cause 81 Jacob D,bert. plsintia. against L.
muci sspPinkton aud other. heirs of Thonas
Ssppinsion, dee d, defendants. 2 shah proceed
70 SELL a. public auction. % the highest BID
der, On The 3ia Dag ~ Jsig Hsrf. being tho
hrst day % luy COURT before the Court
House door IN Charleslown, the INTEREsT
% tho ssid I.esnuel sappington. consisting Of
ore tenth part 81 Tract OF I-i.NTI, sup
posed 10 uoaiaiu 7 % sores lying IN the coun-
" 81 Jefferson. about four miles above shep-
herdsiopn. sud immediately on ibe Potomac
river The iau5 10 of an excellent quality.
Terms of sale. cash.
JOIN ~. AeENDREE.
Iaus %. l-1i.--is. cop',.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
TrGsf Sale.


hf virtue Of 4 deed OF trust, executed tor
~ the undersigned by Daniel iIartneit, for
the beneht OF Thomas Hughes, for certain
purposes therein expressed, and recorded Irs
the Clerks Office Of the county Of Jefferson
will proceed 10 sell, at public vendue, is
front OF stephcnson's hotel, Harpcrs-Ferr, =,
on Tuesday, July Sth,
-Four Feether Beds and Bedding,
One high-Posted Bedstead--Two low DO.
One Cot-one dozen common Chairs,
One round Mahogany Table,
Three common pune do
shop Shelving aud Glass Case,
One Brew-house and two Copper Kettles,
One do. rented-3 Nerves or Brewing Tubs,
Malt Kiln made up of a Stove and Pipe
and sheet Iron,
Sixty Beer Barrels-30 half do
. and 10 gallon Kegs. ten OF each,
empty liogshcads; 30 doz. empty Bottles.
Two Looking Glssses-Onc-Day Clock,
Tea-Naro and Cooking Utensils, SC. &c.
credit Of sixty Gays will he given on ait
sums Of and over s., with note aud approved
security under FIVE. for cash No properly
TO be removed unit! the terms Of sale be con-
Piled with.
The sale Will commence at ~ O'Clock. A
NJ. and continue until all be sold
T.. &. McCABE, Trustee
June 10, 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19

Esdrtsoss o.

EsirfsoRS. grsg -.
FLoCR.-The wagon price ranges fr-,n
- s7tto s.. and oeeasionally loads are t.beo
~ q fractional adSaocs a. ne latter rate -
The principal part of Tire receipts - bourht
IL Tie hrst named prize. Consderabie par
GELS e stored nouT have been tskea b. The
dealers 81 - -, and Ups ards
AtENANnniA. IUNE -.
FLoUR.-ThursdsJ he wagon pr,cs 81
tlou ~as mot eurseat a a. ~. fraction
over Was pad a iot q Potomac Flour a.
4'b ool' sold 81 stsO Yesterday the earrsrt
wagon price wss a. 30
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19

UNiiE anniversary OF 81 John the Baptist
II will be celebrated by HIRAM LODGE.
No. 81, at Winchester, on the Gath June, in
the Lutheran Church. with an Grafton by Ep-
MUD p. HuSrrR, Esq. OF Msrtinsburg, ID. ID.
q. NJ. Of this district, and other appropriate
exercises. The brethren of Triluminar Lodge.
smithheld, and Of Equality, Martinsburg, and
the Lodges Of Romney, sniekersyilic. Har-
pers-Fcrry, and nei.hborins Lodges and tran
s'ent brethren, arc invited TO attend tie an-
Diversary.
The light companie, Of Winchester are in
viied to attend the celebration.
Seats will be reserved for the ladies'. who
arc respectfully invited to attend.
J. H. Rerd J. ~. H,lYs.
MARI SeetcTs, UiLa,a .inGi,rs,
John Ker-, J. H. ~ Dunbar.
Committee Of Arrangement
Winchester, June 10, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19

EVANS. ga SlepI.sra.'v.rn. Jefferson 20. 30
n offering TO the public the projsi Of new
II gazette in Jefferson, the Editor Is aware
that he u eneounterinS. at the threshold oil
his Undertaking. the objection that there i,
already published in Jetis r,on, a paper full,
adequate To all local purposes. Tie has con.
sidered this objection, aud be thinks il Of lat
tie weight
In o"s view Of the case. competition in any
business IS advantageous To the community.
But the great object as il regards the public,
OF such establishments, the diffusion Of use
fui knowledge, must necessarily be promoted
by their multiplication. II this be pushed too
far, the loss will not fall on the public, but
on the rash protector. lf the Editor be will
ling rs he ~ 10 encounter this risk, he docs
not perceive that Others have n right to OBJ
Ject tia, his undertaking is n rash one.
lie - determined To spare neither expense
or pains 10 make his paper respectable i'm its
srfsrior. A for the rest, he can only say.
that It shaft be devoted To the diffusion Of cor
rect Intelligence, carefully selected from the
mass OF truth and faischood contained in the
journals OF the sea-Ports-that il shall he
open 10 the discussion OF all questions which
are ht to be discussed in n public journal
aud that IL shall be \ republican paper in the
true sense Of the word, having ever the public
veal IN view. To the promotion OF religion
and good morals, inseParably connected, the
humble efforts Of the Editor will be uneeas-
ingiy directed.
The lbertie, Of our country shall, at all
tunes, during the existence OF this journal,
find IN IL, II not an able defender, yet a faith
ful sentinel, who will give timely warning Of
impending danger.
u these humble 2rctensions shall obtain
FOR the Editor n share OF the public favour,
he will shew his gratitude by continually in
ereasins efforts In deserve IL.
!. The PHGSix GAZETTE AND SPRrr o,
ruE TINEs, will be published once a week.
on q large imperial sheet Of a good quality,
and handsome type, st TWO DOLLARS per
annum, payable ON receipt OF the first mum
Der, or TWO DOLLARS aud FIFTY CENTS.
payable withiL the year.
u. Advertisements not exceeding square
inserted three times in the Gazette for One
Dollar. and Twenty-Five Cents for each sub
segment insertion.
eI-The publication Of tho Phanix Gazette
and Spirit Of the Times will be commenced
50 soon rs a sufficient number Of subscribers
are obtained to justify The undertaking.
shePherdstown, juno -, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19

Wiz undarsignsd repeatedly informs ihe
~ clhHees 81 Jefferson and Berkeley coun.
ties, hat be = engaged IN tlie shove business
aud prepared 70 execute With neatnsss and
despatch any work Of the KIDD With which hs
may BE- favourcd He may b. always found
81 his residence N ChafiestoNn. uniss, 9hsr
engaged and be hopes By prompt attention
and industry, 10 merit and receive the patio.
mage q the public
lie has been permitted n refer those vic
are sohio"s for Information ~ 81 tbs qualii,
OF ne ~ofk done BY him. 90 ulc foiioa lns
gentlemen Messrs Benz Wtlisfise Jgbo
Hurst, fanas Hannah. and Io.rri, oasie
CHARLES BRAGG.
Juas T., ls3s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
.V'O TECE.

NHE public are hereby notified, that the
- Co-PsrtnershiP heretofore existing be-
tweea The subscribers in the Commission and
freiShtins bus'ne - on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal. has been this day dissolved by
mutual consent
All persons indebted 10 the frm, arc re-
quested to make payment 10 Mr.. Charlie.
iienshaw living near iIarpcrs-Ferry and
those having claims against the firm are re-
quested To present them 10 him, where they
will be paid.
Mr.. Charles Henshaw having purchased
from the subscribers their Freight Boat and
all their interest IA the concern, will continue
on his own account the freighting business.
JOHN q. WILSON,
JAMES l.. HENSHAN.
May p, ls3i.-3t.-tJune 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19

ThS COIiSeiorsAip Of -Nitc Orleans -Our read
ers will recollcet that the nomination OF Mar
tin Gordon 20 be Collector OF the Port OF New
Orleans was sometime ago rejected 10y the
Senate. The vote upon that nomination il
understood not 10 have been a party vote,
but 10 have been Influenced by representa-
tons from New Orleans, from friends as well
as opponents OF the Administration.
On the dry following the rejection Of This
nomination, tie President Of the United States
nominated 20 the Senate, for this office OF
Collector, Mr.. Gordon, Junior, tho Son Of
the late Collector, and, il y believed, al
present Clerk IN the Colles;cr's Office
That nomination u understood 10 have been
taken up IN the Executive sitting OF the Sem
ate on Thursday last, and rejected, rs that
OF bis father was, without division; not
probably on the grounds on which his fathers
domination Was rejected, but because Of his
youth and consequent presumed want oi
character and experience svfliei enily mature
for so important and rssPonsibls a station.
Nj. ut.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
NEIEIIlENG.

Pile undcrsigBed has leased, for a tern oi
- years, Mrs Henry's valuable Msrchan,
NHi, formerly MOrgan's.) together with The
sas Nall and Plaster Mil, ard will BE- read,
~ due season 70 receive Gram. Plaster. a..
fufthsr particulars Will b. giren, when
prepared foF aeiive Operations.
joins u. SAPpINGTON
Nsy % i53i--gt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19

NWTANTED. FARM ~ lssss % Eve
~ years N good oOadniou Tor cuiivs-
io1. and 10 csoiaia about 100 OF $50 acre
t.sarot land, With comfortable Improvement.
,,,her IN tie eountrs u Jehcrton, Losdoun,
ff,dcrick, % Fauqusr F0r further tnfor-
raiion. inquire u me EDITOR.
Igue -. isJi.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
III, matter Of JUS, pride to ,Le STATE. 10 ;.

lisa matter ct jus, pride to the State. TO ses
the Virginia members. Nth q E- exceptions.
"sing upon the great psinsiplcs Of truth anal jus
Understanding the ,ramm,ls OF party. and those
base and ignoLl, influences which seem 20 opcr-
ate upon the &" collar men" Of other rvgion. Thu,
i, escmpi'aed most fully ia the vote upoa the
ken,u,ky contested clce,'on. The resolution de-
elarins Mr.. i.rrrmR enii,ied Co his .eat as Lost
by majority Of iIs0- anil bat ft~ Nirginians ,o-
ted against 1t: Messr> Dssle. Booid;n, CHM.
Loyal, HaJ Wise.
The N'rgiaia members who voted TO give Mr.
ieteher bis sat ito which al impartial men must
admit he 10 fairly ru'i,Iedl ar~: MesSrs Allen.
Archer, Davenport, Fulton, Ghoi,on, Gordon,
MeComas, Mercer, Moore, Patton, Taylor, .l.i
Wiisoa-is.
Absent: Mossrs. Lucas, Claiborne, and Mason,
tihe former. ~e learn, from iHdisposi,ion,) and
one vacancy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
uotffs-

There IS reason 90 hope that the story which,
has reached us fron france, of the hrinE Of
sholted guns from one Of our ffigaies al Ton
ion, on the Kings birth day, NAY tura OFT t.
be unfOunded The New York Journal Of
Commerce remarks -" The Kings birthday
was April 18th. Betseea that date and Ma,
Ith, the date q our latest Paris papers, there
was plenty q tifae 10 receive authentic ac-
counts 81 the occurrence. IN the regular course
OF mail. And vet 30 such accounts srrear
10 have been received. Our Paris paper Of
The Gih, Courier francais) has not n word
OF The subject; nor % We find any notice Of
the eVcet on = cursTry examination OF tie
previous numbers. The paper of the 4ih
bs' toulon date, Il April 9sih, two day.
si'er TIE date q the ailsged acc dent, but 4
ooes hot n'sniion a. In addition 70 the OBJ
staeles % The way ~ IT. truth above suggest
ed sad those hr1sd by ne editor of tie IA
fre Journal, uc have a letter from an Ofieer
oi The Navy, dated " g. s. sbio tpir,i state,
Tonion. May 1t, che SANE date v.ab ,br
letter IN the iisVfe Journal ard 10, d,,,
after tie Kings birthdsy.) winch connuri.
GATES various particulars relative 90 TIE vessels
composing our Mediterranean squadron. but
says not Eord 81 any sueh accident a. has
hfen reported Cat. .faeY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19

RICHARD J. MAxxiSG has been elected, BY
a majority OF more than GOO votes, over Mr.
EIsoRE, his opponent, TO I'LL the vacancy IN
the representation IN Congress, from South
Carolina, occasioned by the deecase Of Geo.
RI AfR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
Twill be .een. b, Nir. Ex.x.

twill be seen. by Mr. Evans prospectus, tia,
he eontemplsies the estabi,>hmsr, Of newspaper
IN shepAsrds,o~n. The pr.jesdcserzes, and - III
no doubt receive, the active aud substantial en-
eonrasenens OF the enterprisins eitiIeas Of that
place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
rOURTfI M Itty

g. A number OF gentlemen propose dining
together At shannoadsle on tins day. Tha,e
wishing 10 join N. will please leav, their
names al Aisquiths Store. OF Dcispianes or
Hills Hotels, 30 thst the worthy proprietor.
Mr. Coekrell, who has opened the esisb-
l'shrnent in a superior style, may know " nat
numerr 10 provide for
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
Eemale Serranf unnicd

"a GOOD cook. washer zHa irnnsr. uin
a hesf ~ a. advautsveous s,ts,t,.o ur.,s
application 81 ths OFTtcF
Juos ~, <3t-ct
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19

We learn, by scnilemAn just returned from
the West. tina, the grain crops in Ohio and Mis-
sour have been seriously injured by ,lrr uacs-
amPied fros's Of the month Of NAV. Ia sosne
cases, fields have been eutirely rlned
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19

HAVING commenced the Weaving and
N Dying Business N the shop formerly
occupied by John l.amon. dec a. the subscriber
takes this method % informing his friends and
ing. such -,
COtnfeTPanrs- Single Couerieis.
Girfing and Rag CapsfiHg,
Cloth, Fuiied and Striped Linscys,
FEanneI, re. &c.
IIe assures 80 who may favor him With their
uofk that q shall be 8Oue in the most sub
stantiai manner.
LORENZO y. MILLER.
Charlessown. june 10, Is3A.-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19

i'r re- jossra h,sEa IN pr-ash ~
co.. 40 ,-aoai ita,,sg 3 iti,fo~a.) ~ ss.r-
isy 1ie 1s,h is.fslf. q 70 s'dost, 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19

Gen JAsrs fIspIru. formerly a representa-
tive in Consres, from the Cincinnati district. and
oasc aJsekson man, is the Opposition candidate
foe Governor Of Ohio Gov. Lrcis lack soaiau
is candidate Tor re-cIceuOn. The election All
take place ia OStober.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
.N.OTKCE.

IL persons having claims against the
IA estate Of James Milton, dec q, are re
q'ses,ed 20 produce their accounts properI,
authenticated for settlement
WA. Is. MACRUDER, .gdn'y.
June 10, ISJl-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19

We refer our agricultural friends to Mr. Rrr-
RVS proposal in another column.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19

A FRESH kiln Of LINZ. = ready Tor sale,
"A AZ the subseriber's farm, within quar-
ter q mile of the SmhhheId, ChArlesLown.
ADD HsrpeTs-Ferry Turnpike.
JOSEPH GRANTIIAM.
H.. 10 gg1a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19

&c &c, kars
Tieksh emily SO, Hair,i ., Qaayisrs 2 20.
fJ-For Tickets and Shares in tie above
lotteries, by The package or single ticket al.
dress YATu8 4 nHHmTYaH.
Managers, Washington CIV, II 4
Orders from Assistance will receive The
most prompt attention, aud the Register
containing the drawing. will BE- sent 10 All
~hO Order ~ above.
June 10. ISgt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
sPLENDrD LOTTERIES;
Washington CRY Lottery

No. >,
To be drawn in the City of Washington, on
Tuesday the 2ith June, containing
3 capitalS nj * non
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19

Notice.
ME subscriber has just received 50 bar
II rels prime HERRINaS, whicA he
wall sell very low for cash.
CHARLES HENSHAW.
June IS, ls34.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
PROSPECTUS
PHOENIX 0AZE33E.
Spirit or the TY,n,s.

~ nc's papcr. 70 Be frr5l'ied 5s W lsmi~ero
EVANS. ga SA<fI.srsi.sorrn, JcSrrson 20. 30.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
S25,OOO CAPITAL.
Is PrissS Of $4,000!
Va. Dismal Swamn Lottcry.

No. l3,-TO 30 drawn al AlrNanIris. u. 4
on Saturday i2lh July
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19

- IsTIaiidFtH, -. Y
\, B.-when SO are RENTED. postage
need not be paid.
June IL, 1884.
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to consider the new duties which that event
might devolve upon the Bank, and their report
was this day adopted. That report comtem-
plates two objects. The first is to put an imme-
date end to all the curtaiIments Of the loans
hitherto directed-a measure which vas forth.
with adopted. The second regards the future
expansion Of the loans of the Bank-a subject
as you are aware, of far greater difficulty and
delicacy. The long experience and the sagaci-
ty in business for which so many of you, gen
tlemen, are distinguished, will, think, readily
suggest to you that general public declaration Of
purpose to add to the loans Of the bank sum
of from to Sl00OO,00O might be productive o:
great disadvantage as well to the bank as to
the public, and that the more prudent course OF
expansion, if any be necessary, would be to in
crease the loans cautiously, at those points which
most require, relief To such policy, the
Board are well disposed, and they will proceed
to the consideration of your views with eyery
disposition to concur in them so far as the state
of the Institution and the principles on which
they think it prudent to conduct its affairs. viii
permit. have the honor to be, very respect
fully, yours, N. BlDDLE, President
Messrs. James Brown, James G. King, and
others, New York.