davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-28

GF~The amount of gold coined at the United
States Mint during the month of September last
was 6O,OO0-of which Sl2,s75 was in quarter ea-
giles.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-28

GA duel has been fought Mt Gergent, between
Lieut.. Stuart and Acting Lieut.. Turner, of the U.
s. Ship Delaware. Stuart was severely wounded
and died in twcnty-four hours.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-28

Termont.-At the date of the last accounts from
Montpelier, no choice had been made of Governor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-28

The Boston Daily Reformer, has again made its
appearance. Its publication ceased for short pert
cd in consequence of the los Of all the materials by
by the late aes,ruc,iye. FIRE in that city. :--.-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-28

Pegging Boots.-A young mechanic of woburn,
Mass las invented machine to peg boots by water.
The machine is very neat piece Of work, and is
said by good judges to be superior invention. A
building is now erecting in Woburn, to be fitted up
as a shoe factory, by Mr.. s. s. Richardson, where
the leather for shoes and boots is to be rolled in
stead Of :he old way of hammering, and where the
above named machine is to be put in operation,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-28

The Legdcy.-The National Intelligencer states
that the English Legacy of f2OO 900, was bequea-
thed "to the United States for the purpose of estab-
llshng an University at the seat of Government for
the promotion Of the arts and sciences" The mo-
ney, we are informed, in the hands of the Lord
Chancellor of England, ready to be paid con-
formally TO the will, which fact he has communica-
ted to our Government, with copy of the will.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-28

Ho,ribk Msrder.-The following details of a
shocking scene OF domestic murder, are taken from
the Cincinnati Post. 1t occurred in that city few
DAYS since.
1t appears that certain John Cowsn, cabinet
maker Of that place, having had quarrel with his
wife, became enraged, and sezing an axe, struck
her blow on the head which likely to prove
Immediately fatal and then. seeing the effect of the
blow on his wife, the wretch assaulted her two chill
dren weeping at her side and despatched them both
with the same bloody instrument, and then fed
The children we're aged about four and two years.
The murderer was pursued without loss of time,
and oyeraken about three miles from the city,
broush back and committed to Jail, there to await
his trial for the dreadful deed. When taken, he
said that he expected to suffer death for the murder
of his wife, and deprived his children of life, that
they might not be disgraced by his crime.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-28

Extraordinary Presence of Mind..-Yesterday
afternoon, as Mr.. John Coombs was engaged in re-
pairing the apex of the concsl spire Of the church
in this village, uader the pasoralcsre Of the Rev. Mr.
Carmichael, winch was injured by lightning during
the storm that occurred in the latter part of August
last, Mr.. r.. A. Slecumb, having . curiosity to view
the town from so elevated position this occasion
presented applied for, and obtained permission from
Mr.. c. to ascend the stespe for that purpose, and
while heedessIy and carelessly gazing around, the
plank on which he stood tilted-he lost his balance
and in the act Of falling, Had the presence Of mind
draw frem bis pocket large Spanish clasp knife
which when about third Of the way down, he
struck into the steeple with such violence and skill
that he was enabled TO hang dangling in the air foI
the space Of twenty minutes, before any assistance
could he rendered him. We are happy to add thai
The only injury sustained by Mr.. S. was small con-
fusion in the leg, and slight injury to the muscles
of the arm.-Probably not one in thousand under
similar circumstances, would have the presence o
mind to resort to the expedent by which he was en-
abed to escape from threatened annihilation almost
uninjured. This is not the first accident that has
occurred in village occasioned by the inefficient
or careless construction Of stages used IN the erec-
ton and repair Of buildings and we trust II will be
remedied in future Ctesueiand Observer, Sept. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-28

"UNIoN, HARMONY, SELF-DENIAL, CoNcEssIoN-
EVERY THING FOR THE CAUSE, NOTHING FOR MEN
Should be the ,catchpord and motto of the DEM
Ocratie Party" Thomas III. Benton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
AN INDIAN CEMETERY.

Walking down Market street to ther
day, we met little urchin with a hu-
man skull in his hand. Ny lad,
where did you get that !" lover the
river, sir, there's plenty Of EN- there
there's big hole full OF en-" Upon
examining the skull. we supposed il to
be that of an Indian. Parting from
the boy, we made further enquiry, and
found that cave. had been discovered
near the base of the hill opposite this
town, which had, apparently, been
used by the Indians As a burying place,
and which, when opened contained
many human skeletons, together with
fragments of stone pipes, il,nt arrow
heads, and pieces OF pots or crooks
made Of mixture of clay and shells.
The cave is about III feet IN length, d
or : feet in width, and 3 or in height.
and is entirely covered BY a rock
the entrance into the cave is in the
side of the rock and is about 3 feet
in diameter, of circular shape. We
understand that 40 or ID skulls were
iouiis ali VI NIiIu nave Dctn IcInOt-
ed. The cave is an object of much
curiosity, and has been visited by large
numbers Of people. II is considered
probable that il had been used as a
burying place by the inhabitants of
the Mingo village situated on or near
Mr.. Clark farm, a short distance be-
low, or that the bodies had been there
in deposited after some hard fought
battle in the vicinity. II is 10 be re-
GREETED that these last remains of the
sons of the forest, have been so rudely
seized and widely scattered. II would
appear that the red man is not only
doomed TO rccede before civilization
but that his bones are not 10 find even
a resting place in that fair land which
was once exclusively his own. The
exact position Of the cave is opposite
Gen. Stokely's or nearly 80.
&-u5eariHe HeTakL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
To the Ladies'.

IN s. CONRADT informs the ladies of
LIE Harpers-Ferry and its vicinity, that she
carries On the Millinery and Maptua Making
business, In Bolivar, next door to DIR. Hay
dens store. where she " prepared 20 exeeute.
81 the shortest notice, all kinds Of fashiona-
Die millinery and mantua making, viz: Bon.
nets OF all kinds, Caps and Turbans, Ladies
kiding Habits and Dresses, after the latest
ehy fashions. She also manufactures and
keeps on hand, Elastic Bristle Frame Stocks.
OF the latest patterns, and Of every quality.
which will be sold by the single stock. or 10
merchants BY the dozen. on reason a BILE terms.
Stocks repaired at the shortest notice.
April l6 Isa5 -tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

Marriage always effects decided
change IN the sentiments Of those " no
come within its sacred pale under a
proper sense Of the responsibilities OF
the married state. However delight
ful the intercourse Of welded hearts.
there is, 10 well regulated mind.
something extremely solemn in the du-
ties imposed by this interesting rcla-
tioH. The reflection that an existence
which was separate and independent j.
ended, and that all its hopes and int.
rests are blended with hose of another
s,ul, Is deeply affecting, as il imposes
the conviction that every act which
shall influence the happiness 81 the
one. will color the destiny Of The 9TH
er Bu; when The union i that Of
love this feeling 81 dependence j. one
~ fhe most delightful that can b. ina
rincd. !, annlhlAics the habit of srlf.
III cni0y mcnl aud teaches The heart
20 delight On that whi-h gives pleasnfr
% another. The affections become
gradually enlarged, expanding a. the
ties Of relationship and the duties u
life accumulate around until the indi-
vidual. ceasing 10 know an isolated ex-
istenoe. lives entirely Tor others, and
for society But it's the generous and
The yiriuous alone, " o thus enjoy this
agreeable relation. Some hearts there
are, too callous 10 give no arc toa deli.
cate sentiment. There are minds too
narrow 10 give play TO an expansive
benevolenoe. a degree Of magnanirni.
" = necessary 10 The existence Of dis.
interested love or friendship.
Bender Talss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

ing and remarkable resemblance TO the
prisoner, perhaps the very individual
who had been guilty of the prior crime.
The wonderful and strange tale soon
reached the ears Of the Judge; that
impartial magistrate at once perceived
the strong probability ,ha.ihe identity
of the prisoner under condemnation
had been mistaken his resolution in
asserting his innocence. which had al
ways appeared extraordinary. warrant
ed this opinion.
To satisfy, however, himself and the
public, he immediately sent TO the prison
to ascertain If the criminal was rcally
still in custody being soou convinced
upon this head, he took upon himself
TO suspend the execution which was To
have taken place soon after day-break
until these extraordinary circumstance s
should be satisfactorily investigated
In the morning having taken the de-
position Of the persons present at the
murder, he proceeded to the palace of
the Grand Master, TO whom he SUBJ
mitted the whole case, now putting cv-
cry thing in the most favorable light
possible for the prisoner. "A fact so
supeHaiively atrocious as the real one
was not likely TO be Suspected The
Grand Master, naturally loath IN n
case Of so much doubt to take away
the life Of a fellow creature. at the in
stigation of the judge, first rcspiied,
and a few days afterwards, granted a
pardon TO the young man; who was
set at liberty. He soon after left the
Island, and it was not until many years
afterwards, when the Grand Master.
the Judge, the gaoler, and the servant.
had all ceased to exist, that the strange
story TRANSFERRED; the murderer, then
an old man and in foreign country.
himself disclosing it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
THOMAS R.fW.EE.y.S

VXIOULD most respectfully inform hi.
" customers snd the citizens Of Charles
town and peighborhood generally, that he eoati-
nues 10 carry on. st his Misunderstanding Establish
ment, BLACKSMfrtiiNG in all Its various
branches; and IN addition, he has engaged Nr.
Thomas Martin, prsetie.i partner in the Edge
Tool Maaufsetory Of Johastoa Price K Co, Ha-
grrstovn. Nd, Who will be ready q al time.
10 Steel Old Axes With east-steei, making them
oeariy as good ncv. tie will also make ana
furnish Axes OF say weight, TO ORDER n the short
,es, notice. lie will also make Mili Picks. Mr..
M-ssin viii also afieod 10 the Shoe,ng Of hor.e..
sud from las know ledgr and experience Of this
business, IS practical workman, do not he.i-
fate 90 S&y, that very lev Smiths arrive at sueh
perfection In this branch; and ferI son6slent he
will render general ss;isfaeti0n to ihosc Who may
favor me ~itl, call. i'ies,e call and Judge for
yourselS-s- ! have long been eoasiheef thaf
there 10 no section Of country where fine horses
arc more highly priIed thar in our immediate
neisk5osrhood, and u is truth, that horse can
Isot go With ease To himself rider unless he is
veil shod. iiorses' fer: may be pivserved by
ironing, aud the foot converted into any saspI.
but the natural way is always right.
N.B.-Mr. Joseph Cssft has returned, and il
nov engaged in Casting Bells OF every deserip-
ton; And-irons, Stirrups, Gun Mounting, and
every other article in the line, which may Lc had
IT the sho,trst notice.
Nav ~ 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
POETRY.
Last wsrd. sr ne A.sAsr or s..c.,


Last W srd. q ne Author sf B.n~ss.
How long shsii msn's Imprisoned spirit grosn
'Ts'st doubt OF Heaven and deep disgust Of
earth
Where all worth knowing never can be known.
Aud all that can he known, alas, !, nothing
worth.
Un'snshi nv saint, by c, mic, OF b, sa--.
And all the spoils Of time tina, load their
shelves,
We do no, quit. but change our joy. in sg-,
joys framed to stifie thought, and lead us from
ourselves
The drug. the cord, the steel, the food, the
humc,
Turmoil Of action, tedium &C rest,
And los, to change. though Tor the worst, pro-
lilo. dull life. banqac,-hov III =, ease the
gues.
Known we're the '.biil Of fare" before Ne taste.
who would not 'parn the banquet aud the
board,
Prefer the -terrsl but Obvious fast
To iifcS frsil-frett~d thread, add death. ,u.-
pended sword
lie thst the topmoa stones OF Babel planned.
And he thu, brased the erster's boiling bed
Did these clearer, closer view command
VI heaven or he'll, ~e ask. than the blind herd
they led,
orhe that in vsidarno did prolooy
The night. her rich, stsr-sfud.led page 10 red,
Gould he point out. midst eli that briiisn ,hroor.
His liked aud hni home, from fleshly thral-
dom freed,
Minds that have seaop-d ercatioa's vast tora.io
And secrets solved till then to sage. s-sl'd.
Whi., nature owned their in,elieeta.I rr;gn
Extinct. have nothing known or making have
Dc.ouring grave. ve might the les, depiore
ne eAnng1''hed lights thai In Thy darkness
Woaldd thou from that lost zodiac one rr,to~e.
That might the enigma solve, and doubt, man =
ynni. qscil.
To live In darkness, in despAir-to dc
is this indeed uhe boon 10 r,ort.l. ei,sop
Us therv no port-no rock of refuge nigh
1heTri ito those Who g. their anchor hope In
heaven.
Turn then. man! and east al else aside,
D'rretu 'y wandering Thought, TO thing, shove;
i>os NJ the cross bow dovn-tn thar eonhdr.
III doubt be ioss in faith, and bliss-sesured
la love.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
kiasse SfOSse Land.


OFFERED AT PRIVATE SALE.
= kliIE sobseTiber, intending TO remove TO the
- South West, offers his residence for
sale. The lot fronts 90 feet on Washington
street, and runs back ga feet, divided thus.
The , ard on which the house stands - % b,
III feet, aud the garden 2OI by 9s. N excel
leni order; and the lOt eoatsias ~. kiasls OF
select fruit (Or nearly SOY that can be named;
together SIth shrubs, &c. &c. The ward
ard garden are tsstef1IIy laid out, = grape
sFbOr, 40 or lsO feet long. uith different
kinds Of vines, vhieh produce the very best
quality of grape; together with Stable, Corn.
Wood, GIG and smoke Houses, &C. sc. The
dwelling y constructed Of the very best ma
ierIsis, and = eomDo5ious, add IN point Of
convenience surpassed psrhSDs By few.
Also--Anotber Lot. 30 feet front By 40.
on uhieh there y = Brick Store House, ~
By q feet, completely flushed. add nov oc-
eupisd ~ such by the snbseribsr.
Also--ARoihsr Lot, fronting ~ feet, and
running back leo feet; on ~hirh there u .
tSo story Brick Huiiding. win . one story
back BvIidirg recently erected. another Lot.
10 feet front and runninE beck l20 feet, with
comfortable House thereon. sl.o. tot
frouinE 20 e.. sod runniuE back 100 a larve
frame Building 20 BY 90 feet. an. two sto-
F'es high, Suitable fog iasern--ail on 81 ssh-
ingiOu Sifeet
Also, frame liou.s, % BY 20. one sior,
Stone House spd lot. 90 feet by l2O or I3n
Also-Auotief r0i GG feet front snd run
Ming hack les. with comfortable Frame
Dueiiing House bah oH Ieferson street
together with i07 sniuproysd Lots lying 10
The town q Bolivar, hsudsomsly situated lof
bulldog.
A farthsr description is deened unneces-
safy. - persons dssirV,n 10 purshass are b..
VHed 10 call sgd sxamins the psemisss-
Terns, oee thH5 cash. bsiabee IN 8, ~, asd
- months, sith interest
IONS Y HAYDEN.
Bolivar. Marsh ~. las.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
NEW AND CHrAp sroRE

n
tHuvHE Undersigned Is nov opening a very
- h2nd,oms and extensive s.sortmen: of
Spring and FaMcy Goods,
A, The house recently occupied by Mr.. John
fitksimnons ss . tavern, on Shenandoah
Street, which he Gatiers himself he will be
able TO sell rs Cheap as any can be sold in
this section Of country His sssortment i,
general. and consists. an part. of the follow ing
articles, VIZ:
Blue. black, brown, adelayde, ! r, orus
Olive aud Mixed (|LoihS,
DO. do. do. do. do. Cassimeres,
DO. do. do. do. do. C,ssinetis,
- Velvet. Silk. Valencia, Toilnett aud Mar
settles Nestings,
silk. wor,ted. Merino. Cotton, Lamb.
Wool Hose.
And half Hose Of every description.
Figured and plain frcnch and English Me-
rino Of every eoior-do Circsssisns,
Super new style cslicoes OF every color
and price,
Plain, figured sod cro.s-barrcd Muslin.
Bobinetts, Thread and Bobinett Lace. and
Edgings.
lusertings and Footings,
Merino, long and square Shawis, . good
assortment.
Embroidered and Tibet do.
Italian Iustrings. Gros de- Swiss. Gro, d.
Naples, figured and plain, all eolors.
P:rishieos and oskereans, new style good.
for dresses,
Twisted Silk shawls and handkerchief
Blond Gauze,
Do. Lsooidas. do. Grapes, Silk and Man
darians,
Do. all prices Blond Gauze Veil. and Pr
lareans,
Super new style Ginghams,
good assortment OF Ladies' and Gentle
mems Kid. Beaver, and Silk Gloves.
Fashionable Spring Boonets,
Hats, Boots and Shoes, very chcsp.
good assortment Of Domesties,
white and brown and fancy Drillings.
Summer Cloths, all coiors,
China, Glass, and Queensware.
A good assortment Of Hardware and Cut
lery,
good assortment OF Groceries,
Together with almost every article USUALLY
kept in Retail Store. which be would re-
sPcctfully solicit his friends and the p,,b,,e
generally to call and examine. and Judge Tor
themselves, a. he does not make any charge
for showing his Goods.
JOHN G. WILSON.
iiarpers-Ferry. April 30, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
JeHersOIs TH.JJOekey GIMb.

"ILL be run for. on the first dsyN
w meeting next fell, q swssysiakss Tor
colts and hlleys. , years old, one unls add
SePea,-snirsnee 800. half forfeh-I or
more 20 make q race.
On the second day = meeting, sweepstake.
for colts and hlleys, years old, luo mile,
and repest-entrsDee 500, half foffsit-3 Or
more 20 make . race.
colts stake y also open for The get 81
tbs spriiE of any and al The sisIlioas IN the
Valley Of Virgins. 20 be run the fall Of ls59.
eutrsnee s5fs0 bali forfeit OF more 20
make q race.
Al the sbove stakes TO close By tie Isl Of
August. 1885.
Due notice will be given u the time of
racing, &c, which Will be arranged 70 suit
The great courses. Our purses wall, ss usual,
h. az the stand. and net ICES thao 800 Cor 4
Iiles. $500 Tor miles, &c
WA. CROW. JF. Toas.
Cbaflesiown. April 10, is15.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

WlLL stand the present season. on Mon
w days snd Tuesdays 1t the stable Of the
subscriber, Berkeley eousty; and on FRIDAYS
and Saturdays at the stable Of wr. WIN. q.
Ferguson, near Col. Hnes; and will be let
TO mares II the low rate of SIS the season
Which may be discharged by the pay meat Of
~ within the season. and SO 10 insure mare
With foal The season viii terminate on the
10Th Of June. BARON STEUBEN Is q dap
pie greS; hrst rate PAGER; and A. riding
horse, equal TO any ia the VslleT. lie was
sired b. Old hyaioga. ke.--dsm by Bedford.
ROBERT P. BRYARLY.
ApriI. N fs1S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
The Richmond Courier
ad Nemi- LEeekIn ComniIer.

find Semi- Weekiy Compiler.
VHVHE Editors Of the CoMrIIER, in con-
- forming To ~hat they believe TO be- the pub
lie taste, have determined, without changing the
general character u tbrir paper, to give IL q
sf'lnkh'y Of poiihcs. They know there is such
. thing ~ sHf, ting the reader with political
mster' re, paper eHtireiy desoid of politics, is
use a'.h without seasotnog; OF, Ne has been
aP'iy aaid, "a pudding without sanee,D IL has
no charms Tor people Who take 20 decided =. In
irres, IN public Affairs the people Of Virginia
usually take.
Richmond is looked to - the centre Of the 10
ltiesi sysicm; the point where, az least during
the Legislative sil,ihgs. the concentrated pt~ct
Of the State resides; sod - from this peint that
in,cIiixepec - expected TO he scattered over every
part Of the Commensurate.
We shall, therefore, take decided, though,
deeoroas part IN the politics of the dsy. IN our
pspcr ior the country. which Se pres.'1t uoslsx
the title a. - The RohmoHd Courier and Nrs,i-
HoeAjg COMPILER" W. shall, - wr hs,, siren-
dy sisted, hattie for the principles Il VnR,nis
sad Constitutional Union. We believe ,b.,
both arr noS imperilird, =nd. Under that belief.
ue shall raise wsEning voice ~ long % W. have
any hope thst Our eouutryfD-n can b. awakened
from The tss'l security IN vhiSh they nov sem
70 ~ Fepostng
With this brief exposition Il our views s.d
puFyoses, &C iHsoke the support 81 geasroas
pablic.
The Daily Compiler gill be q s~ps,s,e eoa-
erFn. sod psrsae the e0sHpe Which u has ssIo,,s.d
ontsr rs pFesesi eondustora
The price q the Courier and Semi " liz
Cosnp''rr, Fise Dollars per saauSs; bu, feJ "a
s'c~ose sill b. received 81 psyEient 80 fail log
JOHN s. GAlI.AHER.
JAMES &. WALKER.
Hiehfnond, ApFil IS fags
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
Land 0ss fke BMlIskis.
JEFFERSON COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
FOR aAIC.

VEVHE subscriber wishes TO sell his FARM
II near the mouth Of Bullskin, JefTer-
son County. The Builskin runs through il.
and the Shenandoah river at one end OF il.
u consists Of 47ii acrss-about 200 acre.
OF are cleared. The greater part OF the
remainder heavily timbered. A large portion
OF u q now % clover. u IL about S miles
from the line OF the Winchester sad Potomac
kai Road, which, when completed. will give
the utmost fscility in getting 10 the Baltimore
market. The land will be shewn 10 sav one
wishing to purchase, by Mr.. William Ji1kins.
on the premises. u will be sold together or
divided TO suit purchasers.
}. c. r. TAYLOR,
n,sr BsrvyviHe, Frederick Co., "a.
May ~, ls35.-lt
Torch Lighf, HsgeIStOsrH, aud Eraminsy.
FsderiektoirH, iciH insert the aLors and loy,cayd
aeeoaais 70 ihis Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
ron SALE on RENT,

NHE dwelling house and Office on the
- main street Of Charlesiown. now oceu-
pied by William Lucas. Esq. Possession 10
be given on the lst day Of April next.
This property may be purchased on easy
terms. A credit Of seven years will be al
lowed, the purchase money be we'll secu-
red and the interest paid annually.
JOSEPH T. DAUGHERTY.
Feb. ID laa5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
JOHN BOGGS q. Co.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Spears Wharf, Baltimore, Ma.
A RE principally engaged in the sale of
IA produce. having several fire-proof are
houses on the line Of the Rail-Rosd, and ere
At all tunes prepared TO lake liberal sdvan
ces on eon.isnmepis-
Rs6omess.
Messrs. Erskine & Eiehelberger, ,
Hopkins s Brothers. oaA"''s
.' Laock & Stephen, Martinsburg.
Also, 20 Messrs. Wager g. O'Byrne, IIsr-
pers-Ferry, who will forward TO eonsign-
ment.
Feb. 5, 1885 6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
.EOrkeW G'Enb.

HVHERE viii be . meeting u The Club At
N Hhls Tavern. on Moldsy beHt, (eourt
day. a. , O'clock Business % impOftaocs
viii BE- transacted, sBd every member will
Please stiend TIE SECRETARY.
Nay ~, 1875.
} 5. Garrison callers The get Of zinEanee
IL t.e 400 atakr1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

a COLTS stake Is OPEN for yssrs Old
N raised 10 Jefferson county, the get u
aay berss. bat out Of kaoun oosrss msfe..
20 cone OF soms day daring the fsli meeting.
oss mile snd rcpeat. foS 50 bq.hels ~ Nbesl
. sids--P o. P.--to close on he isgh July
Thsrs ere nos , entriet, being 40 ihe Esl a
uoisgps. via Henry Gsrshsrt, ADAM Molss.
sd Coin Peter
afsy IL, ls3s.