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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

'iiOSE Per-ons Who know themselves
Indebted 10 the late firm Of Lane 4
Io~uef, agd ToWner 4 Harris arc reminded
that they need rot expect their notes o. Be
retained ~ me much longer; ~ an satisfied
each one concerned vii agree that from
hsr . ien years indulgence - enough. ard
ivr Tear uey mat think ths nay second no
iIes' through The medium of Newspaper.
WI pas On % The hrst. ! pledge them ny
""fd' sie~ weeks Sill hnd their notes out
%, my haods. o.. r ToWNIH
shelherd.iorn. Feb NJ. I.as-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

The Maine Legislature. during their
late sessioa, consumed hogsheod u
molasses. II would take a hundred
hogsheads TO sweeien that bitter lump
Of Van Burenism.
I,ogisrIils Josraak
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
NIASoxTxC.

VIE members OF TriIuminsr Lodge, No.
II liz. have determined TO conseersie
ther New Hall in Smilhheid. on Saturday
the 9th Of June next The undersigned. .
committee appointed Tor the purpose Of max
ing suitable arrangements. uost cordially in
wife the brethren Of all the neighboring
Lodges, and all brethren in regular standing.
TO JOIN them 10 the procession, az IL O'Clock.
VI. B. EtTY,
wM. WATSON, :
T. TlMBERLAKE,
Ed: s. BELL,
May 81. 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
Winter Cabbage Seed.

DIE subscriber has just received ut the
"a Chsriestown Apotheesry and Book
Store. a second supply Of fresh Winter Cab
bsge Seed, viz:
Large Drumhead, Flat Dutch, and green
eurled Savoy Cabbage Seed.
Ills assortment Of Gardea and Flower
Seed, Is still very good. Person. Wishing 10
purchase seed Of any kind in bis way, can
De q. satisfactorily supplied now a, At any
time heretofore. JAMES BROWN
April -, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

81 purpose (if Efe bs spared spending
the nest winter IN Richmond. vili. IN
Ne iniefm. engage 70 good tenant. the
House N uhieh nee live. The time 81
giviag possession nay b aFransed - sna ibs
tenant. JOHN s, GALLAHRR.
April 2. 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

The Monthly Magazine fof March.
IN IT. Notes for the Month, after NOTICING
some Of the wonders which are 40 co.,
slantly reiailed IN the daily papers, and
especially that Of q droyer. who ten
asleep by the side Of Iime-kiln, and
slep. on while his legs were ia mt OF.
and then gDt up aud asked man bT
whom be was roused from his sluu14
ber' 10 assist him looking fE his shoe.
gives the follow ing fact. which is equst
IS ~ di,Ile.--h hyperion dFiac, 49,
Dccaa1naiiy took odd fancies. ~ last "a.
lgIned himself feg-ksilis, and ssnsI
the servant on some sleeveless erran
took ah opportunity IN her absenca.
seat himself on the kitchen fire, Vi
on her return. she found him siae
Tie then cautioned her 10 b. q
bow she took OF bis I'D, lest she 4
b. scalded by the steam, and VOID
consent b. her removing u al she
cured The kefiks-hotfsy. 10 ave baf
gcrs liVm the heat 81 the handle.
was Al length Teacuod from his pfs
position. and q surgooa vas seas
possible. 20 remedy the IA eOnseaus
Of his vsgary y ben be received add
al pleasure frOm persuasion thea
son u Esculapius was q liakss.
bad been called IN 10 mend BE-
ioml
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
Notice.

NOR sale uPon reasonable terms, or good
IL paper, first rate harness and riding
horse. Apply 90 r. & J. JOHNSON.
CamPhill, May 81, ISIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

a young gentlemen, Il Il said,
be ahled &c n Lowell. The tea si
bali dollar piece, and none -
dics are " throw.
Pasbsr .lasssslAa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

AagtsAf WITS A<vs ~ aAgtsfWFe
TIE iiou.e snd lot N Bolivar. s6v n lbs
occupancy q Nr Daniel r Matthias. h Sor
sale. u y convenient anS pleassst resi-
denee, ard vili Le odd o. sdsaaIagsous
isgms. Fos further paftiealsrs, references
nay be bad 70 Ne Maihiss. on he premises,
o. 10 The sabsefi5ss in Chsflss.owo
JOHN 8. GALl-AHER
Arril 9. Is1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
THOMAS HAMMOND

GbFFERs his professional services to the
" eisizeos Of Shepherdstown and ada
cent country. His residence Is in the house
recently occupied b5 Doctor John Briseoe.
where be may be found when not profession
ally engaged.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
Balm Of Columbia. Nc

Balm Of Columbia, &c.
Balm Of Columbia,
" HyseIsn Syrup,
Elixir OF Life,
Rowlsnd's Tonic Mixture,
Remedy for Sick Headache,
hsys Lininsnt for Piles,
Digestive Elixir.
Conkl,ns Nipple Saive,
Jaynss Cumulative,
Acoustic Oil,
Mineral Hair Powders,
Bu'iers Eaervese,ns Msgnesis Aperieni,
Barclays Compound,
Jeuens Water Proof Paste,
Amblsrs Tooth Powders,
Received and for sale NJ YoUSG'S
DRUG STORE.
Harpers-Ferry, April ~, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
Valuable JeffersOn Land
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
INTENDING 20 remove 10 the West. 7 Of
fer for sale, the Farm upoa which Hive,
lying near the Shenandoah River, in JelTer.
son County, Va. about three miles from
ChariestoWn. and seven from Harpers- Ferry.
contains loo acres Of first rate
kissse Sf0Ne Land.
one fourth Of which is In Timber, and the
cleared land in = high state Of eultivstion.- -
u IL watered By q never-fsiling stream, (the
Chsrlestown rum and has upon IL several
hne Springs, one Of which is near the Dwell
ling The improvements are comfortable
BRICK DWELLING, with three rooms be.
low, aud two above, also, . Kitchen, smoke
house, corn Crib. and Stable.
There IL a fine Merchant Mill and Saw
Mill, within two hundred yards Of the Farm.
As persons DESTROYS Of purchasing will doubt
less view the premises, the terms aud fur.
Their particular. will be made known on ap-
plieation.
MATILDA DOwNEY.
March 26. ls3S-tf
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02

d. 4. 4 4 s II
|fernef ReiTe i eisea g gafrsl balssno, bsy
our6 sinen Nnflae anf 40 8arrsl vess
|asbHert tperben Tam, aue gerdtbld,aiten
ltno nsla nno 8tt ee,nadt, speIsbe ale ba,,,
nettauff peroen:--Der preis Des 9uten
Strone=SNr 1T IN oisfer 0esenb, sIbIr.
oas Barrel. Die 3urhdtebr eines 1beilba.
bsrs uadb DeutfbIanb ina6t einaia bos bic.
ie5 pcrtbeiIbafte 8enerbe pertauft miro -.
9|u6 fbnnte Elm bes 9isrbraue,s "a hf
tunoiser, ale 1beiIbaber 5nr 8 dIfte, 70.
potl am 0etpinue, als audi an Den Q;eosn. M
l6aftsn' n1iteiren. Capital con 6. 100
Dollars, eintretten. 4. .n -
Sur oas 0edbere nenee man I'D, In pofis
frtpen 8rlefen an bic, Rebaetipn oeS % d.
terl" ne freuaoe ., In gauton, Oa
bio g. <.&@ @>.$ -. .%"'s',
SuIp 8. 1885. III T.. .....' '.....
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02
m D IL z drte

Der ttntrfbriebene benabridtst aebts
un9eucll fsine &unoen une oas publifurn
i'm aasemeineh oaB er runmebr (eine ueue
@arosWa(6ins in polIissm @anae bat. auf
ieinen1 alien 9taubpnnfte, cine Oae:le fae.
btlieb BON Canton. grit Iemtt in Dereits
fbaft 1Bous anaunebmsn, une fIe auf sie
befte Meiie 3u @aroen, Su Den nieoriaeu
ptei{e BON q 1:2 Gents oas piuuo, men es
bep Nbnabme beSablt tpirb,-ipuit tYiro 5
Gents oafar anserebust. uno no fern ribt
innerbalb feds Mouaten be3ablt tpire, 70
Ueroen oarpab Jntfeden angered5aet. Que
|Dslbdoisuns tpiro punftlieb bt5ablt.
Sacob 0)1spers.
Sunp 1s. 1885. 8tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02
Ntut 8uterli
q. unO 9. g. 50 { gu Qep,

u. uilO ID OS Ni E V UueN
0aben ioeben etupfdn8en unb jeBt er6fs
net. eine cr5hsli6e9|tisnabb ., Der Sabrs:
seit ansenefenen ..-.
Stopel uno 81 . oemddrsnt
peIbe ite beabIobti9en 3u ben nieorisitsn
pteiien, far baar 9 eIb ODER 2auoespros
ouete 3u pertaufen. sic battsn fIeh iber
senst oaB in teinsn, Stobr In gratt @o.3u
btllisern 8eeinsunsen oertauft tperben
faun. .. ,- Fl
0Sir B >aijem Sla6st
uno RleesS atnen, 70 ,pie fir bic
n'eiittn anoeten Qanoes,GrSeusui1e, tperben
lte Su ieoev 9eit b aar9 eIb sableu.
peNf. 9. Qlue SOlbe, pelbe f,b User
fsbs Mondte. ourb Noten ODER auf anoe:
er BeIfe, Die iieb in unierer Sbulo mif1en,
tperoen bleB Su i6rein eiseuen 0luben bau=
bel, 'penn iIe obne Dersus Ni6tiafeit madz
sn-oa mir eutlbIofen fno, bic abbesabl
un9 3u er5pinsen tpesbalb mir boHen, bae
eae bierbsp Snterefirte, unfern Wunlb e..
talen uuo uns Der unan9ensbtt1en glotbpeu:
ol9teIt ilberbtbsa ,psroen, ibre Rebnuuaen
ben betreffeuben 8eamtsn sur giuIammluua
5u ilbergeben.
Q9 EN- d ) tener GippS
miro 2onnsnweife uno beDm 8ufebe! Der,
Fault. = '7'
geanitIOn, 0say 8. 1885. ! 1874
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02

2! 's!anbsans, Dis aa6 aaf 6irRsaiisbe ape,a.
nene1's ourb neue uno 3uperldifsee Rur-
sur 0eiiuns ;u briusen.
: 5n te,nea frhbern 1Eirfunasfreiien ~
6reOeri6stofpn No, iinb pittsbnro spa. bat.
'feet binreibenbe gelesenteIt aefunben, iidb
nit Dem ebaratter unb ben Oiooificationeu
perrin oisiem sancs berrf6enben Sranfbeits-
frrn1en uertrant su MADDEN. -..., -
. Oec. S. Gallfpist,
r.. prattifbsr as;t, .gpunearst uuo Be,
burtebeIfer. apprObittin Deutibtauc
une bep Der t,teot3inifb= birar:
siiben Saeultdtju 8altitnor,
0reento 10 n. b. 13ten esulD, 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02
MiOael BetIert,

Denabti6tist biermit lsine tsutieben
eaneeleute uno oaS publifum tberbaupt,-
oaB er nttnmebr in iein eiaeuts Mobubaus.
in Der Warftrafe, Elm 3bhre n6rolidb BON
prn. sartcn's MobnbaaIe. einae,oaen III
allro er fottfabrt srie por oielsr,, bas
e6neoersslbdft in aaeu fsinen 3speisen
~ betreiben. -
Seias preife rsire Il bitlis n,adbsu-nnb
leinen1 einraal sesebenen IBorte treu blei-
ben. Seisenbes iinb feline preiIe:
giner, feinen Dreseeat, bic aun, srebeu.--
BON Sc e5, "A 8s,
Ginen, Srad Goat pbsn feinften 2ud, 9 rs
$50. Gin paar gofen BON So - 100.
Gin ocubble 8reait rpeff 75-1oO. Cine
Uniform 500. Gin qabies geitfleib q 90.
Cine semeine Wette bon 70 BIG 81.
3ufbneioen: Elm 0lo6 rs QDele 9 !; so.
fen 81 @en,s. - !.
ssins asbeit tDiro Ct 70 gut tnaebsu, ats
esrbeit sernadt ,psrben fanu.
Canton alpril s. 'sS. sO:6NRc,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02
rDttcttp s,
.Derfteberungs,g
NssntensS Sfis-@antou,)
IT, - E17r.," 7>pf 81 1oRe

"a bet unterfbriebene BON Der "p : 0,
teeti6n Jnfurance:g ON mpaante'
su 9artforo, Connecticut. ais Meent at,ae:
hellt uno aatorifrt tporoen obne aluffbut
DerfHerun8en aus5uftelen, 70 erbietet q
fh hermit Danler, stobrs, D1hblen, Sa:
briden unb 9beuern; iatt.int oereu SubaIt,
xebft irsencerlep an6erm dbnliHen eiar a:
ttnttles Seseu DerIuit uoer 8sfhaoiauna
bursb 6euers 3u aBeenriren. Die Rotten oa;
au fno uieoriaer, alS Die irseno elmer Mn=
fAlt oiefer Qlrt ,tuo bic Weife nelbe Sie(e
phis In Shlibtung itrer. @eibdfte, unit
bfr Berihtisuns un6 Be3abIuua ibrer Der.
Iufte, Derfol9eu trirc, pirb preinpt nno Il:
beral fspn. alnfra8en fhr Bsoinaunaen u.
Mneeurans, tnbsen in Der QlrnfSltitbe son
lparri6 nno Beloen ing anton, aen,adot n,sr.
ben, burh ale geibafte in Besua auf biele
Maenff1 daft rerraittelt sreroen.
Son 6orris,
nsent fir befaste eomyasnie.
Gdntpm Gan. 10. 1885. sostf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02
9 q It'll lere y.
Woblfeiler beun iemois :?

Woblfeiler oenn jemols ?
Die unteribriebenen ssiser ibreu Sreuus
oen uno Hunoen, uno Dem san3snpublfutt,,
ersssenft On, oaB fie in Gslbaftsperbiuouua
9etretten l1no. Sie baben ibten Sbapp,
Der Iueearatpae StraBs,i in @antou, (ae=
robe oem neueu Sautbauie seaenlber. frus
Der berotnt BON pbiIip Demalt,) beo Gu.
teno nsresbBert unb peroen oaIslbft beftdn:
dig auf qano babsn, Elm srrBes afortimeut
Don
SdtttL 3aumen @ottelbdss,
Yell>gifen Ni(tolenbalftern, 8 Gaval,
lstiften gbades, patrpntafben, &c.
Oearbprn 9elbirr, & u m m { t s,
9aulssef6irr ieoer 2lrt 6 offer,
Yeuer = gpmsr, 2ouoDner Basen
'Delttbenl Neits, @lssontet; bargir,
te,, uno Sig + peitfben @tdtItb,
Sle6ten jeoer 0atung.
9Iues son gutter QudIitdt, nit ben beifen
RaterIalien uno fauber seuddDt, spolIen fie
i'm GrcBen uno Sleinsr, 70 tpoblfeil ais es
in Den treft!i6en Staaten irsenospo ,u ba:
ben 1T. 8esen 9 aargelo ober annebus
li1e eanoes prooudte perfaufen. Qlue aes
mabte BefelIunSeu weroen aufs fbuellte
auS9eflbrt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10
A FRIEND TO IMPROVEMENTS.
KING GEORGE cof GI0;T;y0-S1c@TH

AT a Meeting held in King George County VIRGINIA
on the 80 day OF December, 1885 by such OF It's
as are friendly to the present Administration of tie &C.
neral Government, Abram b. Ilooe was called 10 tLa
Chair and Thomas K. Price appointed Secretary when
tue following Resolutions hftor having UNDERGONE some
amendments, were introduced by Robert o. Gravson
"Sa unanimously adopted
. Isl, hesotred, That with few exceptions we concur
In the measures of Andrew Jackson since his elevation
10 the Presidency of the United States and that we feel
perfect confidence in his integrity and fmncss of cha
ractr and believe that the best interests of our country
are deeply involved in rigid adherence TO those yreo
principles which have distinguished his Adminstrat7on
I'd ReSoloed That we should be careful in cboos;na
successor to this eminent Individual to select man
whose known and steady attachments to these
VIII AFFORD the best security that he will tread in the seps
Oh ms predecessors and that among the candidates pre
sented 10 our choice, believe more key 10 nro
mote tins object, and worthy the confidence If The
people tnan MARTIN VAN buren,. We admire his great
ana ieel indignant at the unjust and
manner IN which he has been reved and persecu,ed bv
ms enemies and political rivals. We are of opinion that
ne mas discharged, In the abesi manner all the duties of
the high Offices he has been called upon TO fill and do
serves the warm support of the great Republican Partv
3D. ReSOiced, That we believe The choice mad H. a.
baltimore Convention of Martin Van Buren, as the cam
ddate for the Presidency accords with the wishes Of The
republican Party throughout the United States and
although we do not so cordially the recommen
dalton made by that Convention of Richard NJ johnson
Tor the Vice Presidency yet pledge ourselves 10
port the claims of Martin Van Buren, by all honorable
means IN our power.
4th Resooed, That feel desirous of being renre.
sened IN that Meeting which will probably be held in the
city OF Richmond, during the present Winter IN adon
an Electoral Ticket for the State Of virginia and
fore; deem it advisable select suitable persons 10 at
tend the said Meeting, for the purpose aiding in adopt
9th ReSot0ed, That st. Leger Landon Carter Robert
" Grayson and Addison Hansford be appointed and re-
quested to attend said Meeting, and use their most
earnest endeavors to pursue that which, in their
Judgment, they may think likely to promote har
inony and concert of action in the Republican Party
throughout the United States
On motion Of Robert o Grayson IL was
Rcsoiged, That a copy of these proceedings he s;,od
Dy the Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded to the
hichmono Enquirer, Fredericksburg papers and Wash
lngton City Globe, requesting their publication.
When the Meeting adjourned
ABRAM b. HOOE, Chairman.
THOMAS X. PRfcE, Sceretary "'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10
VIRGINIA LEGIsE1ATURp7.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Jnosday. Dec. &.

..
The SfEAKER proceeded to announce the G,llovioo
Standing Committees:
Committee Of Privileges and Eleetions- Messrs. Hol.
leman, Daniel, Weihcred Avcni Carroll Serv,n, Re-
Of F. ''''sy' O'''g' a'ii0ry' "a'sr've aud Hale
Courts Of Jas,ico-Messrs stanard. Booker Do.
man, Shands Wilson, Of B., Berry, Summers Woolfolk
Gilmer lIarrison, Leland, Hopkins. and Austin
Schools and C0tiogss--Niessfs Garland of NJ South.
az p, cunningham, Randolph Gregory, Hunter, of b.
brooke Hunter of r.. Decamps, Leyburn, Garland Of
a., johnson, and ingls
Propositions and Grieronccs -Messrs Hill. Strange
Marteney, Rinkcr, Fontaine Scott Morgan Nixan
Nealle, Masters, Richardson Samuel and Bdehrng
= Cfaims -MessrS. Witchcr, Christian, Bare, Sloan
GTnalds, Gibson, Spratley Prenuss, Henshaw, Turn.
Duh, Campbell, Stratton, and Conrad
Roads and hdeyn0i Nagigatoa.- Mcssrs Watkins
Garland, Of a. Miller, Mdrdaugh Wiley, Wilson Of
Kipeheloc Beard Saunders, Hays, Dorman, Crntch.
heId, chapman, and Harris.
51titie Laps-Messrs Parker, Smith. Of F., Crotch.
heid' Ball. hncheloe, GooJdll, Darlington and Wilson
. Faance.-Mcssrs Brown. Clay. Tornbuli. POWELL
rren'iss' Butts Shefard, McMuen, Griggs, and W-
10 esaajae the Peaieaa;qyy Messrs uonier or T.
Lac' Benton, Brown, Of H., Ilickcrson Cdtz and Nor
10 eramiae @e Public qymory --Messrs Mallory
Wagoner, Beard, Pate Mullen Almond Watts WI.
hans Nicl.lin. Jessco, Column and Fleet
0etamfasmo Etecttigo Erpeadiiures Messfs Wool
lNk smith Of g., Steger, Rogers Brown, Of NJ, Filz-
gerald, Dickerson Hail Of G..
To era@iae BINDS II Public OGe0s-Messrs We
reIea, servant, Robinson, Taylor, Of NJ Goodall Me
Cinuc, and Morgan.
10 esamiao me First 196iior's OGce-Messrs Sher
rard, Randolph Smith, Of Eau, Taylor, Of H.. Chris
tan, Holland and DAWSON
70 tfaminc the Sec0Bd Iadif0rs OFce-Messrs Dan
mutt. - y =
10 eIguias he Cgerks oGee--Mcssrs Christian
i,;@syne' 1aylor, Of NJ, Almond Harley, Ncklin, AM
-, 10 era,aine the Registers O@cs--Messrs Summers
Chapline - u.s.
To erouiae NE T,easurer's 8eeounls-Messrs Gar
an S o. a. Johnson, Craig Swanson, Harris Leland
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10
DEATHS

Departed this life the lst instant after m lns, or so
days Of bilious peusy at the residence John bland ~ 49,
county Of Holloway, h James Booker late Of Amele ee'
aged sy yeafsA disinerosted bouavoonce
even 70 iaut were the prominent
may viii truth be said, he Of tho Of ode
honest " Wv" -o'
II is with profound regret announce tho death eoio
Esq, which TOOK place the "Mouut" his seat In Cs
Ceaoyi o. Sbhoy nofn1s last We IcIn slight contnon
81 she thigh ecciqod on horseback
nation ofu peculiar knd, which
proved aiIhus suddenly tbo r.fof ~ a 30,
enjoying n az eminent degree tho
erO1 circle o eod Pow ndiyiigais feaion i b moro
missed or regretted DC temperament "a
impulses, regulated however anil
c acquired reputation AMI fortune Asa eogbof ~ -
tesisotne Die marked bY Talent unkness and
90 wif BE- bseved the true principle Cousttution and lie
best interests The country. EvculafY oflc
cminonty in those Of 5e father SO,
ard ~ cadn ore Ton 20 their We ,isb
indc his obituary, but simply an event which "a IN
| cary sorrow 70 many bOsom-E Fred. .qrspa. "
Deoi Monday evening the Both u, biz residence in
burg, Nifgines Col William BHzcy ycaf o liz Al,
iho early sixteen. Col Elzcy npon he
fife At this early period, whie school reaoto fon 81
he drafted, and won't with the Virginia 1ops Who served
York to f OF II9 whore he paaont m Inc ,aot ~
TIC taking OF Cornwas ufn. sad e Inc css IN
stance, while hc n Die minod he several rori
iion the Then infant settlements Kentucky Ohio aed Nv
M oncrpfso np the foundation Of independent estate Rot
permanently 81 The county Of LQudoun be- represented In Inc
in politics Of 1899 and 1907 I99 ~ 1900
ior several monbe Of the Pobc Works AMI 49,
active Jusco Of the Peace fof -
relations sustained through long c knsman noqhboy fie
and master distinguished o fihflI 49,
charge Of his iuiits
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

- We mao some hopes ofbeiuR able lay the President
hessage this morning before or readers-but az ihe
, uoes not leave Washington before The morning add
as 10 express has been started to convey n 10 lie Sot
since was delivered at ~ O'Clock on Tuesday we are
ePrye1 OF the opportunity Of presenting il to our
GERS before Saturday morning We iay before them
however the proceedings attending the oroaniz,to of
w Houses Of Congress, on Monday
~ ol, win pleasure ic frat movements Of our par
tne ~ OF representatives They have displayed an
lily ana hfmnoss in carrying out their principles
tbe wiz command The appreciation aud confidence Of
ana tho Union. Their motto is Union
o,ta,N'ony. lhey have rallied together-consnlted
CAS- YcIected together Without such spirit no Party
~; 'ong succeed against pebald and daring Coal
"s .nseatena TO assaii them. No gfncLinOf M,
9@oag,'gf BIT toe the mari - Mr. polt ;s sloo,,J
No. o. me ~ Of r. by l32 out Of 225 vo,es-and
's' h'yes and Blair, Public Printers by 1873 out Of
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me trends OF the Administration in the present Cen
erai Assembly are requested TO meet in the Hall of The
House of Delegates on Saturday evennq the tob inc,
bali past six O'clock for the purpose of making prel
nary arrangements for the meeting of the General Con
vention, TO nominate Electors Of President and vice
President Of the United States
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..5 beating the isldtho Editors Of the National In
whgencer The Editors of the Sun, (whtc paper Nc
~c.--mr Bel ~ de!etted-and his Cocayte Potk has
taken his plicc by triumphant majority e'rhc Ian,h
means have carried their officers by majority of from, n,
20 10 soeS.ni The members oitle House of Reprcse nta
yves being IN their places with the exception of Tia
cluded "' - oO''se' not IN
We should have been delighted with The c,ec,;o, 81
'ohn 4 vi 's,n, Esq as Speaker Of the II. of R-But
mex u hun, Mr.. Polk would have been our choice H.
ias fought 50 manuiiy shc Republican cause in Ten
n'ssee he has adhered firmly TIA. integrity aud
principles oi The Republican Party-he has .on,cc,.J
50 vigorously against the White current in r.n,cs
which treatened to sweep him into retirement that we
cannot but hi,l the triumph of MIR Polk with pleasure.
Our friends have stood by hiln and rewarded hin; for
.n' energy oil his department. They have acted with
hribness and concert among Themselves Tins ,hsv
have inspired confidence in their friends tbronohon
The Union There other way Of comba,tinr Periv
when when Is 80 desperate as that oil the Whgs-We are
nappy I" understand, that John Y Mason has carried
himself with disnterestedness and ma gnanin,v vh;c
nave only endearej him the more to the Republicans az
congress- ana wextend his reputation throughput the
ton 'a'
Little did some of the Wings know John Y. Mason
Correspondent of the Boston Gazette who ~ r,es l
Washington on the 9th November, SAYS IF The Al
mnstrauOn, with ayowed minority of tb;r,, ,,.n
woes IN te House. cannot elect its Speaker II must
be IN sad and singular condition. Mr. John v Niaso
oil va VIII also contest the of Speaker with Nss,
Bell and Polk and it is believed that he and his friends
VIII go tor BELL, in the event of its beny ,nn,r.,,
mat Mason cannot be elected. If Bell finds his own case
hopeless he will, think give his aid to Mason Wash
ng,on correspondent OF the Boston Atlas also " rites
under the same date that i the ofAIr Roll ho,j
consider The prospects of Her candidate hopeless they
would probably for Msson because such an act my5t
DC deemed advisable To propitiae the love Of Old Vsi
mia in favor of Judge White. If the Administration can
collect all the force claims that force actually
sts tue election of Polk wouli to be NECESSARY
consequence Polk and Bell most bitterly onnoscd
TO each other and both will strive defeat the prospccs
OF his rival with vruence that cannot be readily re-
but neither Mason his friends go for
Bencr did he the assistance of Bell or his o,Ia,
ed Wings Mr. Bell might have been an Nous 10 pron;
tale the friends of Judge White in Vrgna-but with
Mr.. Bell number one seems 10 have been the favor,e
candldate-As to Virginia. however pleased she might
nave oeen with Mason success yet she is rather too con.
ana Too disinteesed to be soured by the election
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Married in Alexandria tho inst by Row Jas r. Jb
tho Rev. William &. Russell,
Wilmington Delaware 20 Miss Margaret Ann Barclay daughter OF
tho late John ID. Brown Of Alexandria. ID. e" "
Married. IN Sussex county, Thursday 18th u h, o
Rev. John Grammor, Aiidshpmao {oef, &c.,
Lucy B., daughter Of John Cargill, Esq. s' W ''ss