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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20

.Ereptags Oeu 2otem GHsers 1895.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-12

TIE RESULT IN MissISsIpr,.-We have had 'nu"
tude of versions of the Mississippi news, conae"'"'
our correspondent intelligence OF the election 0' H'
nes Ohe jackson Van Buren, candldate) over 'I.s
Lvncil (iur Whte) The last report (and tie t"'s' "
dcai to that effect, vas contained in the Nash si'e
Jackson papers, the Republican and banner, {" 'V '
ult. They rave the result tlrs
. "Lyncn, : 1O5; Runnels, 2,2c5; making Lynch ) -
ioriiy in the thirty.lwo counties, AZ. ,.i,
The National Union of 18th ult, repub!ished ih'S' ~
before lis whole impression worked of, ioG"c ''.
it's Wing ncigbors not 10 be- trusted, ard 'ie pr
was st.ppcd To give the True NEWS, as follows -
We stop the press to announce the pleasing 'I',"
gence, received since the above was put IN type 'n
number of our to-days papers were worked Gu 49,
Runne!s the Jackson and Van Buren, candidate l"r W
werner is certainly elected by majority OF at least
hundred votes This news will make our WhIIr Jo'A
son;an ncighbors laug h on the other side Oh ""'
mouths. - GiULc.
We have received letter from Jackson, Lou:sia""
dated Nov 1Nt!l 1885 from which make Tie i"';,,
ing extract: - have not received the returns cl 'e w.
s;ssppi elections, but would bet any Amount, ,''
Jackson Van Buren, mcu gain the day. ! ne ao'H', ~
question will nure Van Buren, in the South, yet -
confident he ,o;N get this State .so
The Texans have whipped the Mrx:cans, III -"
engayrments; Cen Cos the MEXICAN Gene al, iraS""
ed: q ,rrcat nu:,ber Of volunteers have gone an" ~
sriil o,up from, this State 10 join the Fexians The q
is cast nov - hurioncsrHLr Republican,
INDIAN AfsAIRs-sncc our last paper went to Pf's,'
no further particulars Of the supposed arrest 81 'o'
Ross and slne uished citizen, john Howard ray
have come to hand Ii reported That they were poo
liberated shortly after their arrest but Ibis is all the I".'
nation have been able to CLEAN. We have ah"'o.
looked for explanation q. the affair, but rs y,
altogether uninnru:ed satisfactorily, either OF t
of the orEce ALLEGED agaiast them, or the Pse'
Of their arrest. For the capture OF NE I'M,
good reason nay have existed, but We are sa''s's
MIR. Payne has had agency in creating any =, al
Dances in the Cherokee countrY nor interfere: ,,.
with The policy of Georgia We have beard II sus,
gestcd and have doub,iti the fact, that Mr ts Earl
business with Ross TO procure rrc"rds o. Nv
history Of the Cherokees for publication IN hs cad
literary and scientific periodical, and that ne "1'
gagged copying these records when afresea n n,evs
i has been stated that Ross was arresirG ~
his roinr 10 WASHINGTON city this winter: Tha, IS u'
s'et' far the p,e,dH"i be has 4se eSf BY him
| W,sbng,on He viii not suffer the Indians iongri
w the General .ss,y wns1 zone as' to the
Governo1ent and when urged to treat would resu.
appointment Of to sa! with isc tue sssssmS
home This being granted and the 'F'0e ''''''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

In Tennessee, il will be seen. Van Burenism
scarcely 'hews its head. The Presidents die
tAtion and the ISLANDERS Of the Globe were
alike unable 10 destroy the popularity Of Judge
White. lie has been unanimously reelected
to the U. S. Senate, and the attempt in refe-
renee TO the e1punging resolutions received a
quietu.
In Psnn,ylrania, Eitncr has been elected
Governor. The returns are not all in; but the
votes, Il IS thought will be about as follows /:
Riiner $4,000; Wolf $500; Muhlenburs
10000. The Legislature will be constituted
Is follows In the Senate--Anti Van IL; Wolf,
IL; Muh!enburs. s: House, Anti Van -, Wolf,
II; Muhlenburg, IL. Anti Van Buren, ma
jority on joint ballot, 30.
In .Ntr Jsrsty, there will be Van Buren,
majority Of about IS in the Legislature.
In Georgia. IL is expected the Van Buren,
u-ket will succeed, but with reduced major
Ry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29
DIED,

At Ballartsville, Ky, on the god August
last, Mrs. ASH A. FLAGo, consort of Mr..
J. w. Flagg, formerly of this place. aged IL
years, 10 months and - days. She was vio-
lently attacked with Cholera on the l7th
and fingered until the 22d when she departed,
leaving testimony TO her numerous relations
Of happy preparation for the grave. Her
dying words for her absent husband (who left
her on the 18th Of the same month, calculating
to see her again in the course Of thirty days, }
were 10 prepare TO meet her in Heaven
Her father, the Rev. Wesley Alexander, (of
the Baptist church. an humble and faithful
follower Of his Lord, and beloved by all who
knew him, died triumphant on the 3Oih August,
(of fever,l in the 37th year of his age.
Communicated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29
11lHable Laud

IN BERKELEY COUNTY TOR SALE.
E8i virtue Of decree O.. the Circuit supa.
AD rinr Court CT Law and Shancery for
Frederick county. Pronounced 90 tie 9Th day
Of February, 1855, in q suit between George
Wright. plaintiff, and tie administrator and
heirs u George Payre, deed. defendants, I
shall offer Tor sale, on Saturday ths lith Of
November reSt, Tract Of Land situated nets
Bunker',-liiil, IA the county VI Berkeley, ad.
ming The lands Of John P-yue, tho Yellow
House Far-i, Sc. being the same en- which The
above mentioned Geo Payne ores Lived, AID
cf which he died seized
IL supposed " contsin go ACRES, al
81 which. except perhaps about 5 acres, 10
strong hmeslous lad. The buildings ere
indifferent, conin,iug Of log Dwelling
houts ooiy; but there is . goeG orchard AID
never falling spring vpOn the place. A
-"ricisut proportion Of the lard - "a timber.
AID The whole place now undsr Csncina
'"d ~ 'Diersoie state II cultivation. The
''ie vail he mSds Oh the lard The tSrms
are one ihrrd N cash aud ihs residue ia i've
equal Snnusl payments. " ithoui interest, for
'~hieh bond and = deed Of trust on the pro-
perry Will Be required. 4 ;. RHODES,
Spss.s! CS&sus si0ssr.
Winchester. Oct. Is, lo3S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

Il is a sad inconvenience 20 the Inhabitants
CT these United States, that the same name
is given to more than one town. Almos, every
State has town or county called Washington
and some States have two or three towns bear
Ing the same name. Our village, for instance,
bears its title in common with divers other
villages towards every point Of the compass
There Is Charlestown in Massachusetts; IN
Maryland; in Ohio; in Illinois; Charleston in
S. Carolina. in Indiana, in Kanawha co. Va;
and we know not how many other, there may
be. itYa source Of great perplcxiiy in the
affairs Of the Post Office. We looked over
the last list Of letters published at Charleston.
Hlnawha county; and We saw that letters were
advertised for thrcc individuals residing ia
and near this place; and We once before saw
like number advertised belonging TO our ci,i-
zens We would respectfully ask the Pest
Master at tina; place, II he ought not 10 let
all letters directed 10 Charleston. Va" pass
BY unless they have Kanawha county marked
upon them. Ills Office is no, known on the
book as Charleston" but as "Kanawh, Court
House" Why, then, does he stop at his Of
kce letters directed 10 our citizens and TO our
Post Office with the omission Of ap1 None
ought TO be stopped there unless they have the
name Of the County. n this were attended
to there would not be so many mistakes.
e. Would il not be we'll for the citizens Of
Charleston to have il. name ehangcd'-"Ka-I
rawha" would DO handsome, appropriate, and
unique.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29
cHjRLEsroU.r LYCEuM

Lecture on fat onomy will be delivered
this evening. al candleliyht, by Mr.. WILLIAM
NJ. Jost,; and the following question will be
debated: as the abundance Of .Sticspapsrs in
jurioas 10 infsiieeisIi improrsnsnfl"
On Thursday evening the 5th November,
DR.. J. J. ~. SrRurH will deliver lecture on
Light, Heat, and Electrieity--beinga continu-
alton Of a series on CAsnisi,y.
Tickets may be procured at MIR Browns
Book Store, or of Mr.. WIN. NJ. Jones. The
present course will conclude some time in
April-during which course there will be lee
ture and debnte every week. A ticket, ad-
hitting an individual TO the whole series OF
lectures, will cost SO cents; ticket, admitting
all the members Of 4 family above 10 years OF
age, sl.00; and for a single admission for one
evening. l2i cents-thc proceeds to be do
voted to the object stated in the Introductory
lecture.
sCFThe Lectures will be delivered at wr.
Boyden's School Room, in the basement story
OF the EPiscopalian yestry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

BALTIMORE, OCT. %.

BALTIMORE. OCT. y.
FLOUR -HoNsyd Street fIssr There !.
not much doing from stores. Sales are max.
'"s a, tao uniforrn price Of Sc. The wasou
pric; n S. 75a5 s7i.
GRAM Assi-The supplies have been
quite limited this week. The sales Of the Few
parcels received have generally ranged from
81 goal - for fair good to best reds, and in.
ieriJr sorts lower in quality.
Corn old Corn - scarce, and prices have
advanced. The last sales Of white we're at o.
cenis, and of yellow \, 92a93 cents. Sale, Of
nsw Cora at 5ss62 cents, as in condition.
Rss-ls without chsnge--76l.s cents.
Oats. We quote to-day at 35a36 cents.
Ctov,''eed. - The store price Is S. 25a5 50,
according q quality.
fIax"sd -Neyy little coming in. The wa
goa price !, 81 50, and the store price 81 GA.
ALEXANDRIA, OCT. ~
FLoCR.-Wc quote the wagon price o.
Flour, AZ SIS 15a5 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

TROUBLE IN BosroS-Sei-ure 81
Vim. Lloyd Garison.-Great excite.
ment prevailed in Boston during the
last week, on account Of the proceed
ings Of the acknowledgements were
distributed throughout the city, calling
for a meeting on Wednesday evening
at the office where Garrison printed
his paper, and threatening to tar aud
feather Thompson, (the foreign mis-
sionary.)
A large number of people conse-
quently assembled aHd seized Garrison.
Through the judicious measures adopt
ed by the police. he was safely lodged
in jail, and afterwards released and
has fled the city. We have not room
this morning for the particulars. AT
The last account quiet was restored.
Bali. Chron.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

Newspaper Coileciioa.-Some years
since. an honest old fellow who had
been for many years a collector OF
newspaper debts, departed this life
much regretted by his employers
Among the goods and chattelS Of hich
he died possessed, was a much worn
memorandum book, with parchment
cover, in which he had recorded the
various incidents, sc. which occurred
IN his perigrina,ions. TWENTY-FIVE OF
ITS pages were found filled with a con-
tinuous repetition OF the well known
order "call again" at the end of which
was written, in the hand. writing of
the deceased, as follows: "For the
space of fifty years, have been a coll
lector of debts due 20 editors and pro-
prietors Of Sundry newspapers in these
United States; and during this space
have kept regular and correct &C
count Of the number of times | have
been requested, nay, obliged, by diff
ferent individuals. to call again : s.
with the expense accruing thereon,
viz:-During the fifty years, SIX thou
sand times. expense of calling again, 4"
$1,000. Died or insolvent before |
could "call again" fifteen hundred
subscribers. Editors and proprictors'
total loss. $4,000"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29
Personal Estate
OF Samuel Howard dee. ssed, including
NINE SLAVES.

Also, some good HUne,, brood Mare, end
Colts,
Mich Cows and Stock Cattle,
Fat aud Stock Hogs,
One good Road Wagon, one Plantation q.
One Cart. Bsr>hore PIough,.
Double aud Single shovel PiousLs,
Il,rrO1s, &c.
One good Barouohe with hsrne,, can ple,s,
One first rate Wheat Fan,
One patent Cutting EOx,
Household and kichen Furniture; anon-
which there - = good Mahogany >iteboard.
mahogany Secretary. tao mahogany hall
rHn"d Tables. one hrst rate ei.Lt day Clos X
Bed'icads. Bed, and Bedding. some good
CsrPetiug. Rug, Audrons, &c. one gooi
Cooking Stove, one template Stove. several
hundred prime Oak ShuSle. and many other
articles not n-cessar, 10 chumrfste.
IsTnS - Soda credit Of nine month.
on all sum. above ten dollars. bond and pp-
proved tecurit, TO be gwen; ca.h on smaller
purchases. Sale ~ coGtiuus from day to
day, TIL all be sold
SAN'L T. STRIDrR. Ear
oct -, 1888. # 5. Hazard Jsei
Uineht'i,' Rspa,Eesn owl Frtd,uek Hero.
'n"if tI sale, and forward oe.Ou.is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

~ y conformity 10 an Get of the Legislators
n % Virginia, Incorporating the Library So.
eisty o. Hsfpers Ferry. ths members are
hereby notified that their Annual Meetinf
wili take place N the Arssnal AZ Harper.
FERRY. on Monday the % November. 81
O'Clock ~. Tor he purpose q susodins 10 the
Report o. ire stsndisg Commhiss, choosing
ofhesrs fos the ensuing year, snd dsisrn, in inl
o. such other business a. msy then BE- deem.
ID necessary.
ADAM BROWN, Libssriae.
Oct rs, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

.7nh Harery Concenfion at Utica.-
The aboli,ionists attempted to hold 4
convention on Wednesday last at Utica.
The people interfered and drove the
delegates from the room in which they
were assembled. The convention then
adjourned 10 Pctcrboro,' where thew
finished their deliberations. There
were four or five hundred delegates
Ctron.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29
CoMNIssIoSuns OTrIcr.

Charestown, October %. l23J.
Inc parties 10 the above mentioned suit
are hereby notified, that . hall attend at nv
otbce.m LharlestoSn. over the Narke,-hou.e.
on .d"nday the 3Olh day u n,<i month, w.
rsmou,) At lOo'ciock A. VI, Tor the purpose OF
carrying The above rectIed order OF court
INTO effect, when and where they will please
attend With such evidence. paper, SC. CON.
necied with ss'd suit. as they may think
proper 10 produce.
R. NoRTIliNGTON. .Ys,. Com.
Cur. Sap. {. L. & CA. III Co.
Oct %, 1895
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

The North is beginning to speak its mind
respecting Abolition. A large mob in Boston
put stop to the proceedings Of the Anti-sla-
very Society; VIM. Lloyd Garrison barely es-
capped Lynehins by being committed to Jail !;
and Thompson has since embarked at New
York for his own country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29
PHbiic Safe.


AiE subscriber will Offer ut public .,l. =,
- has residence, On Saturday 7th .SorsnS.,,
all his Personal Property. consisting, In part.
Of
A valuable young HORSE, that ride, or
works we'll,
Cart and Gears nearly new,
One young Cow, some Stock Hogs,
About 30 bbls OF Corn,
a quantity Of Potatoes,
About tons Of excellent Glover TIay.
frat rate Saddle, Birdie, and Ns,linr,l.
large and excellent Feather BeJ,. Bed.
ding. and Bed,ieads. Chars, Tables,
Cherry Desk, CIrpeting, Safe,
first rate Jack Screw. Cross Cut and
Hand Saw, Log Jack and Chains,
A quantity Of Lumber, with many ,ri.
cies Of Kitchen Furniture. and about l0O!b,.
Lard.
The Vegetables Of an excellent garden.
A credit until lst April will be given on ell
sums over five dollars. the purchaser giving
bond with approved security; cash fvr sums
VI and under 1--WE dollars.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
SANIL DoWNEY.
Oct 90, 1885.
My SAw-THILL, &c. are in market;
any person desirous OF purchs.ing or leasing
such property. can obtain Il bargain by call
ing Ola the subscriber ia short time
SAINT. DOWNEY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

The business will hereafter be conducted
By the subscriber. who would take this op-
portunitJ Of rendering his grateful scknow-
Judgments 10 his friends snd the p.hiie for
the liberal support he has received shilo ~
the hrm Of Russeii 4 Kooncr, and Drew h
Koonce. lie would also most respectfully
ask continuance 81 their patronage. Those
indebted 20 the said firms are requested To
come forward aS soon % possibls aud setiis
their claims. as u - importsnt that tho busl-
ness should be brought 10 a close ss soon as
practicable. DAVID KOONCE.
Oct % iEIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29
EIcgimlemfmf Glr0fers.

"A COURT Of Enquir' Tor the 1t Batts-
a lion of the 55ih lnian,r, wi co.v,ne
az Dsniei Entlef's tsver" IN Shephcrd.inNh.
on tie 2lih day 81 Move mher nsxi, ard f,r
the 2ad Battalion Of the .ame Res.nent On
the 2lsi November noIt, at the tavern Of
Samuel stone IN charlie town.
Court Of Enquiry Zoe ne R-sineni vii
convene Of the house Of samuel stone ~
CharlestoWn on the 9Th November
BRAXTON DAvENPORT. Csfsa.I
Oct %, 1885. ssh IsfInt,s JGrrisn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29
~M0nCu Notice.

'INHE sUbseriher gill feel himself under
mary Obligations 10 any Of brt friends
WHO are indebted to bin, Il they gill. ~itbout
delay. make . compliance unb he forms, no.
tee ! assure nv trend, that - sBi money
~ "oulJ not s'k for u. DO hope ihsrsfors
Nat eli ihoss ~ho Wish ne TO DO well would.
without delsy, comply with nv wishes: sad
o! Wu' dong they VIII eo6fsr special fa-
'of' ~h'eh is'or ! viii a. ell times rseiprs-
e''' Respectfully your obi
JOHN r CooKUS.
shephsrlsiown, Oct I, 1885
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29
.S'eIU Fail and Winter
GOODS.

VNiIE subscriber he, jo,t received New
and Splendid Assortment Of F.fLL and
WINTER GOODS. comprising the iste,t
style ana fashion. whieh be - Determined 10
Offer on The most accommodating terms.
DAVID kOONCE
South Bolivar. Oct %. 1875 At
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

VIRGINIA, TO Wit:
Ia the circuit Superior Court OF Lss and
Chancery for Jefferson County.
ocrosE. 20rH. 1895
Charlie Bodr'Hnn and Robert y, Blo.sn Tr.u-
iecsJer W.!Lga Cleveland PLaSr,r,s
AGAINST
bMIGm C'eteiand. DrId ~ SNYDER, Daniel
Snyci,r. Jseph =. -1beH. Bc,,japi.n be e. srn =,
Dauad Novel. Garland VI ID .vs, George
L'e1, Lhn .h0Ore. JaIef a. lack. adni,iss.
trdi1r 81 Robert y JGok deed 1Ho-1 0
C7ggs. Jga JosepL VI B,0-sn, J,cs5 .IIsler,
H'arn .ucCratr, HiHi"n Murphy. .iIrs
ELIab-h Ofm. Benjamsn Rodrr.ck. Ms
Sally .fbeU. Province Ne 70, mick. IL-5,rs n
t'Irnha'T. SIDre! Siritler. BsnjasuH Pad
Cer'pd u. Uagsr. ChmLes G. .SielraIf Jsi-
Kennedy Ihiip r. Ihvmos and lillian r.
George. r'el chnHH anil p0 the, n0,Lny ni,Lrr.
NE Arm 81 Thomas = George L.co6 Bafsel
ah Chuaie BaaEsI pserehaHs and tai !nr,s
trading uHisr The i'm Of Jaeob e Charf-,
Bahs-H Thomas BdfzrA and I'hiip B!gr-l,
merchants and Partners HaILHY ululri. The A. N
Of Ihs"iGs . Phutb BahreR. 1Hornisn e.
6rddey. .ftr"hGm Pals Hs'H, TAsaas IL
.lf1ifheI-s and ) .sHr=i H0pk1Hs, ,ncre han!, an
P.rtaers trI'L"g nader The firm ef .iE.ths.s
e U.;kHis. and .te.vioB Boiey D.y'T,
IN CiIANCEKY
VENliiS cause came on To be heard hi. 20th
day Of October, 1875, upon the bill aud
exhibits ard II appearing u the Court that
The bill Of the compliments has been filed
more than four mouths, ard that the pro-
cess OF the Court has been duly served upon
The defendants, residing within the iuri.dic-
lion Of the Court, aud publication according
10 law against the non resident defendants:
IT IS sdjudsed, ordered and drcrred that Mas,
ter Comm,-,Ioner Nortbinglnn do cause Oh
advertisement TO be Published ia one Or more
public prints, 10 convene before hin. st a
day therein stated. the ce>tui> Que trust. ia
the deed. Of trust mentioned, aud that Ice do
audit md state their several claims AID la.
hiiiIies; setiirg forth their>tVerai Glasses and
priorities ard particularly stating the several
fund, assigned OF suppo-ed TO be assigned u
such ria-ses uf ee,iuis que tfrst, auJ stating
'pee'allt all such otter MATTERS - ms, tee
deemed Per''"sni by himself or as he may
hr required by sns of the psrlIes Interested
To ,iaie.-ond that he make report thereof
10 this Court. !" order to further proceeding.
true eNtraet-Ttste.
ROBERT T. BROWN, cFk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29
MARRIED.

On the 22d ibst., by the Rev. A. Jones, Mr..
J. w. CuAApERLiS To Miss ELIZA HID oHL,
all Of this county.
On the 23rd, by the same. Mr.. WV. PlS-
rER To Miss Banana Orr, all of this county.
On Tuesday evening last, by the same, Mr..
Vs.. VI. LEMON, To Miss CATHARisI 5. GRIcos,
daughter of Mr.. John Griggs, all of this county.