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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29

i PLOT N Gcoysia.-Thr Mllc1ec,illc jour.
nal OF a late date says: Arrests q blac1 nronIc
have lately been made in Monrot county 10 :, con-.
siderable extent We h.,ye not learned ihc MN
Der or the Other particulars with sncll certainty rs
enables MS to state them with any confidence. Al!
oo' Information has come through several hands.
ana each account varies considerably from the
Others But we believe they all agree that con-
siderable number perhaps twenty or thirty. or
more, nave pe'n taken nP.-Some it i, said have
confessed to very extensive plots. some b,yo hoo.
whipped and discharged others committed for fur
thcr examination, but none, We are clad 10 saw
have vet boon executed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29
60. JANIS BOWIE.

By gentleman in five days from Nacogdo-
chcs, Nc learn that Col James Bowie i not
dead, he being the last man our informant shook
hand, With upon leaving town.
Nafoh,z Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29
.EM,herf .sSriCWffurNI SOricsu.

4 MEETING of the Members of the Amherst
l n Agricultural Society, will be held at Mr..
Souls Tavern at the Court House, the 2nd Thurs
div in \o,cmbcr.--Punctual attendance is re-
qucstcd, as business oii,npor,ancc will be before
he Society.
Oct. 20 q if
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su,.,,.. H.. "a, oHh, Vet. q
DD's ~ - [5h'''S 81 oPiw.-Y.z.Z
'''' nm, D3''"' ha33l's' graduate nj :,
:,''i 'oIese'# was >'unierng trauaL D.
nv" '''"''' 'ooN ,''s al me meat md er.ct.f5
H., q '' "','''>' anu talhin, a..
J,',, o'',' '''' S'5'' Al a. 9,
oeH so'eiihG nsi,e proceeded from hi, M M
i,.s o'' '''' an'ness,
"e zen me l io@ III me centre ellie pa>saeq.
i''.''',' ere made
No>s.'H'e me- 'ea a''cr l." con'ul>jea>a.a .s-
io"iui sfo9hS' lie expired. \ Sofoner's lur, -
,'''eI','f'S summoned ana they returned I'd,
'''r, oe"iI, ON Ms
DOCTOR hu9oes was formerly Il ra>n,.,4.
owing TO the Jo,rsf9l. r,,r,ir,..'r ip'o>Prct. b..
lo a.a,I,,.li,. ,.:.l u "Fam duls.
-, i - 'f'e" 1''r''P rare habits, AMI
o,,,;.,anc,s i.,,,arl,, :, us "lehas ana A..
=, "'oe' 10 Shmalae .
l., h,.;,,,, W %NiH cafe eompee.
sn;r,nnas Gonors ,nJ ,onL ,, ',.s it abandoned
use ~ III. l,,,cr ln,s ,,'''s ePmm, IT,
s,;,n,,n ,a,r.ll,. b,o,ol,, 49,, ." feeble co.
;,h,n, ',.g,,,.,;l,, ana atlaS dcai
VIZ , ,,,,,,,;,,. - ,a, ,'',,,I '1fef' Tim
tl,a I,''.' III .S pocket p
- nv ny.
-, IVA, 80, ma ,> ID most unhiad and
E'''' manly i,''eiicie"Nc WIN TIE private aI,f
'"o 'i'nN i'u'lN' was 'efPetrated on Mondnl.
SeNe''i cnzehS 81 iiooohen' ana Mr Andrew Re-,
eofS'"oie OF pefs'n township, for which IN.
u'seil' 10 re eid"niclea' she two persons
ques'oI'T''e'f names are stated to be Henry =,
mn anu ','''t"s ,9i'' "i'-'lad gotten into II,
We tNI'e ore" 'Poh' something, or nothing am
"e'nouS'' themselves 10 ARRANGE IT viii, "coTa,
Ills l"olei""< Intention became Known md H..
'ons'"p' alorcSaia' l"N''sated by the citizen, af,,,
oaa' r'l'alfe" 10 the spot and arrested ilcn ks1
my were taken ee'"fe ". PARADISE, CSC. i0,,;.
u nc ''aee' o. Jersey city, examined, comm.
''a ana sent 'li 10 ilachensHck Jail To AVA, ,la
'riai'
\ CoLlrGE sieNon, Nonrnli, co>rr,,,
At tn late mon College Comnicpce,,,,,
Honorary Degree of \. NJ. VA, conferred Nv
JOINS PArrrpsos. of this city , y5,. 0IAa
Printer, whose mathematical attIipn,a,,,, yuan
entitled him to that Distinction Nj. pa,.'9
who served his apprenticeship at BuN,l,# c.n'. 29'
Ibis city some twelee wears AGO. wherein La''s "
is now one of the best practical PRINT. ~ IL.
Union. By devoting those hours of reIoya,
Whichthc most Of us idle away. to sever, ,,.9
Mr.. Patterson has not only stored his ni,J ~
useful general information. but acouir,d ~ ''
ledge of Mathematics. which has won f., him.,
cree from one of the most rrnptallr Cop','.
the Mon In addition 10 all this will, :, r,n.,
support from his earnings. Mr. pn,torsa,, t. "
ncred MP about 5000 dollars. the trui,. or GU
toll and economy. Su,b ~, ;,.,,,,c,, ''ea5
try and iruaaty. combined vi,l, b;oh ,,'r
aspirations is worthy Of tlcp.los G,,s...j,,,.. sa'
Lrlsn and Tn ~ ""'ti-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29
CENTRAL COURSE ACES.-Ba Baltimore

CENTRAL COURSE Baltimore.
FIRST DAY.
For thc great sweepstakes, $1,000 entrance, h +
three subscribers but two started VIZ MIR. John
Z, DorScy's II Mnepp,, by llot>rur. and Col
W. II. .JohnSon'S III II SHARK, 10y Eclirse--W on
by the former in two heats. Tim, 5m. 5bs.--
ON. IS.
SECOND DAY.
FIRST Rdot.-Staon stakes, for three years
old, $500 entrance, half forfeit. two mile heats,
seven subscribers, four started, viz:
Abnor RohinSon's br f by Monsieur Tonson, !
WV. Il. johnson gre Daniel, hy Modlc>, ) :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29

". y. {. Hall, ESQ.

MrNIco MD TrxNs-Sncr receiving on Sat-
nrdav the documents elsewhere published concern
ing the contemplated movements in Texas, on the
part of the American population there resident,
VIC were favored with private information direct
and later from Matamola'.
This confirms the intelligence conveyed b, the
documents from Columbia and adds that though
General Cos had boosted of having about 700 men
under his command he had scarcely 400 for
those who had been imported previously into lev
as, had been discounted at san Antonio {; or had
deserted afterwards. Cos had received orders
from Santa Anna to fix his head quarters AT san
Antunla and there rally his troops Tor the r,a-
SION Oh Texas. Oar correspondent states that
Santa Anna had written a letter to Matamor,s,
boastins that in less than ) months he would over
run and conquer the whole Of Texas: but shrewdy
adds.- although we consider this mere casco-
nadc We, we wish he should have the ,cmcrity to
pay the Texans visit: and we should soon rid
the republic Of this would be Napoleon
The TEXANS not idle in their preparations
To give warm welcome to their invaders. On the
231 ul,, 700 OF them had feT Brazoria for san An
,onia, with firm determination 10 capture it and
to place the present viccroy Don Rcmon Masquin,
IA, the head Of the government of the provinces.
The next arrival from Texas may therefore bring
us hdings of war and the glorious news Of VIC
tory obtained by. the American TEXANS over lhe,
oppfc.crs 81 tina, the general ron ihat;on may
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29
Sc NumbCrs-10 drawn ballots
q L,

Besides S0.-6Os-50s-40s-o
Tickets Sl0-Halyes Sj,-Qrs. S2l.
For Sale a, plGGES' OFFICE.
Or ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29

War is upon us-lere ~ now no remedy the
answer OF Cos /, positive that the ndi, lduas who
have been demanded must be given up, and tina,
the people must Internationally submit to what
over the government chooses 10 do Tor them he
LAYS down the principle that the general GOVERN
ment have the RIGHT 10 force rs To submit Ia
form or amendments ar alterations that congress
may MAKE in the constitution, &c. This is impos-
>iblr--"r had better leave tine country at once,
Tor SHALL be under the Cos doctrine, without
any righle or guarantees of any AiuG therefore
dunk thai War is inevitable; We must prepare.
Nha, do vou tii,nh oil raising volunteer corps to
protect the consultation and have il ready without
delay think i, probable Cos viii attack the poo
pie on Gu,d1oupc in short time thcy expect
/ aid and ought 10 have IL
s|till send 10 Nlcps1ochcs immc 1iltclv.
Tours
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29

The time was very good considering the warmth
of the dav. The race WAS very closely rul, iron
the beginning oi the FIRST to the end oil the srcono
hcat and during parl OF the latter, the three lead
iag horses were to the eyes OF tho spectator, rN-
actl> abreast.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25

iu the sun of one thousand dollars. and the sons in two thousand each, tO answer the charge at the Sessions. Two of our most res. pectahle citizens being present during the ex- animation, although perfect strangers to the parties. became bail for the father, who was instantly set at liberty and yesterday enterrd into bonds as sureiies for the two sony.
 ------. .-.------ N '. .nfIOArier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25

of the newspapers, aud did, as it certainly oagbt, inj0Fe Dyer's business.
 Dyer was immediately after the assault. ar- rested, taken before Judge SpOoner, and bound over in the sum of $500, to take his trial at the Court of Common Pleas the pres ent week, and for want of hail committed.
 Nev. Bed ford Mercury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25

SEVEN BAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
 NEw-YORE, June I7.
 The Packet ship Orpheus, arrived yester- day. having sailed from Liverpool on inc 18th May.
 The cotton Market had again improved.
 The Liverpool Journal says :-' It will be seen that Lord John Russell is a candidate for StrWud-COlOnet Fox (LOrd Hollands sOn) having resigned iH his favor. That he " ill be returned there can be no doubt, and in few days he will be at his post, ns leader of the COmr1ons, aud pFOposer of the measures which are to, secure, through reform. prosper ity to England, and racifcatiOn to Irrland- Never were ministry n,ore popular than the present--never were the people more indu- ced tO aid the government by the force of public opinion and public confidence. Ina: all the evils which aff1ict the '' body pOltic'' of the nation will be removed at once, no man can expect; but it is hoped that ameIioraton will now commence in earnest, and that it will continue with accelerated moiion-gain- ing strength and speed as it advances" In England, the Journals appear to be who'll " occupied on the subject of the recent cIpc- tions. Parliament re assembled on the 18th of May. ... -v..i ... ss..t -iH F.
 In France, the Journals are occupied with the trials going on in the House of Peers.
 The intelligence from the continent of Eu- rope is not nf an interesting character. The affairs of Spain appear to be in the same un- certain condition in which they have been for a good while past. 1t seems iO be i,npracti- cable. such is the want of fcOmmunicat:0n, t" ascertain how battle. which was said to have lasted two or three days, terminated. whether in favour of the Queen or of Don Carlos.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25

4 stgn.-There are issued, says the East TenDesseean, in the state of Tennessee twen- ty four newspapers. twenty twO of which support the claims of Judge White.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25

During Assault.-An assault was made on
 Saturday about i2 o'clock. on the person ul James B. Congdon, Esq. Cashier of the Mer- l chants Bank. hy black fellow named Jim Dyer armed with a cowhide. MT. Congdon at the time was passing through Water street. and was taken by surprise. and consequently
 received two or three blows before the cow
 hide could he wrested from the hands of the assailant. The cause efthe assault was sayow- :
 ed to be, in revenge for a publication made last September, by Mir. c. as Chairman of the Beard of Selectmen, in relation to the breaking out of the Choiera, in this town, which was found to have originated in Dyer's house. in consequence of the filthy and un- wholesome state in which the house was kept. When Mr. Congdon' and the hoard of health visited the spot scene of distress was wit messed which beggars description. Nine!een Canackers, (nativcs of the Sandwich Islands) [besides his own family were crowded into
 four small rooms and cellar. several of whom
 were sMiferinR with the Cholera. It was as-
 certained that they had bsea kept on the
 most Npwh0lesome fo00 and treated in the
 most shameful manner. The facts we're com. imunicated to the public, through the columns
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25

Did not Mir. Speaker Cleaveland say, 10 Ssillman, K. Wighiman and others e the Van Buren party. the last night of the session. just befose these worhee re. tired to their homes as follows: ' You have rased the very d. this session-and lmark my wordsl he coneeqaence will he that the whigs will ba i" power next year stronger than are this!" We ask this much of it cannot be denied as admitted that the par. " tn power would be over,hrowO the next sriai. Anawsrae that. ye who know the Iacs, and dsny 't M ye dare.-NesO Efapen FailGd. a 5, ,asi... -
 Turn outs.-The New-HaSea Herald says, "O1e of these aahionale affairs took place iH eur ey yss- ler6ay. The J0arneymen earpeMiege sirnck ior hh.. of military parade of their grievances or glory. UH. like the innocent display oG unemployed earimsn and haekmeo, they could aO cay, no man hath hired us" cay. The empsoyers have advertised Or Irrsh sup. plV," 70 ' "".a. r-S t, '..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-04
THOMAS R.9VV.EE.y.S

N/OULD most respectfully inform hi,
Wv eusiomsrs and the citizens Of Ch.rle,-
town and neighborhood grser.liy. th.s he ooa,i-
noesto carry ON, 90 HE MISUNDERSTANDING R.,.l,Ii.h-
meut. BLACkSMIrtiiNG in all It's v.r;o,,.
ersnehess and In addition. he has eas.x-.i Mr.
Thomas Martin. practical partner IN The E.Ire
Tod Nasufseiory Of Jois~,ion Price a. Co a.
gerssosn, Md. Who viii be re-cy al ali ,;m-,
60 Steel Old Axes With east-steel, making t,,-m
eesriy NJ good n new. Ne will also make .oa
furnish Axes Of any weight 60 order. a the ,hott
e>i ansiee. lie uiii also make Mil Picks. A.
Martin will .l,o sitend Co the Shorsnx Of horn,
AND from his knosledsr add expersrnee OF hi,
basiaess, 90 prsetie.l ~orkmaa, do nos he.;-
tate Co saw, that very few Smiths arrive a -
perfection la this branch; and feel confident h-
gill rader general satisfaction 10 tho.e no ma,
favor me ~ith cali Please call aud jsdr~ for
yourselves | have long been eoasiseed th.,
there 10 no SEXTON Of eousstry vLere enc hors~,
are more highly prized thar in our inn.edi.,r
o<ighhoarhood; and Il is ,r,stl, thai hors. o.a
not 70 with case 20 himself OF rider s..i-.. he 4,
yell sh0d. Horses fec. may be preserved b,
irosing, aud the foot converted into sny sh.,-.
boa The azturAi gay is always right
~ B.-Nr. Joseph Crab has returned. and /,
nov engaged in Casting DSiis OF every d-.er;n.
tion; Aad-iroas. stinups. Gas Mounting. s,,d
every cihrr article in the iinr, uhieh snsy be Ia
q tlse shortest notice.
May ~, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-04
RFAITY


We viii not saw we have discovered
recipe by which those u no have youth
on their Side may become handsosDe.
yet they need not be surprised # such
should be the consequence u Ioil0z in<
my advice.
While girls arc young. and their
features are forming. they should Keep
themselves invariably in good hun.oT.
This viii give them PlezEznt oOunie-
nance and make Il really agreeable:
early nssng . grea, promoter q beau
". The morning siG - saIutsry, and
gives the face an eNpressi1sa "a ,Zrr Al
eheerfuiness and hiianty- Exposure %
the seventy Of Winies air and Wind !.
very PfsiaAicisl. and should BY ali
means be avoided. Il breaks MANY 2
constitution. and oftens fasiens ca Il lns-
mediate disease. Comfottzble cloth
me IN co4d weather pro-noies health
prolOngs hic, and Nhai zill by the Ia
dies probably be deemed equally nm
Portant. q . great preservation 4 i.cau-
y. Indeed. v Ithoui health. she face
can have bat few salCinatiOBs. Let thoss
Who desire 30 improve their appear.
anoe o. % Prcaerve Il unisnp4ire1. ms
early, BE- good tempered and cheerful
take sufficient exercise 90 renos ate the
blood IN the cheek; or keep e frosn g.
ding, and u they are Bos admired 20,
their beauty. u vii b. for Wani q PER
seserance IA oar prescription. or g.
want ~ taste. an thOse uith el,on ilse,
assOcisie.-- Kaozrsils Regisfsy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-04
kGsssS Ga fise kBsslEskis.
JEFFERSON COUNTY, VIRGINIA

VHE subscriber wishes 10 cell his FARM
n near the mouth Of Buiiskia. JsGer.
:on County. The Bullskin runs through 4.
ssd the Shenandoah river I'll ooe end Of n.
" consists Of 47%i aeres-about 800 acre,
OF Il are cleared. The greater part Of the
remainder heavily timbered. large portion
Of q y nov IN clover. II is about S miles
from the line Of The Winchester and Potomac
ksii Road, Shieh. when completed, will give
The utmost facility In getting 90 the Baltimore
msrseG The land viii Be Ahewn 70 any one
wishing 10 purchase. By Mr. william Jinkio..
on Ihe premises. d will bo sold together or
divided 70 suit purchasers.
,. G. ~ TAYLOR,
asg BsTyysiiis, Fr' dsriek Co., Ta.
Asay IL, ls35.-li
Tsreh LlsAf. Hegerssora, sd Er.saiusy.
FsdsVtektOssa. ssiH iRSsSf he sSSSs sad (orrsSd
oeeesafs 70 tAis e6iee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-04
DesarabEe Reroaerfu

OFFERED AT PRIVATE SALE.
aiIE subscriber ,istending 10 remove TO the
- South West, oders his roaidanee Tor
sale. The lot fronts 99feeg on washingsoo
street, spd runs back 372 feet. divided ihus.
the yard on which The hOuss stands y 90 by
III feet, and the garden 20i By %. in excel
lent order ard the lot contains Al: Kind, "A
seleet fruit Tor nearly col that can De nam.j,
together with shrubs. &c. &c. The yard
aod gasdea ere tsslsfully laid out, = rrsoe
srbor, 40 OF 40 feet long, With diierse,
kinds Of vines, which 1rodues The very hss,
quality Of grape, together wilh stabls. Corn.
Wood. Gig ADD smoke Houses, &c. sc. Ths
dwelling is constructed Of the VERY beat ma
teriais, sod . eommodioua. sd " point q
eonvsaisSee surpassed psFhsps By lev.
Also-ADoiher L0t, 30 feet ffoat b. 100;
on which there is Brick Store Heass. "a
BY "a feet, eomplstsiy 6aished, esd nov &C.
euPisd ~ saeh 81 The sabseribsr.
Also--AsothsS Lot fFoGiing - feet. sns
Tuneiag back 100 feet; % vhlsh there h !
two story nriek Bsildiog. With q one story
beek Building recently erected, apothsr I.oi
70 feet front sBd running back 100 feet. v ia
. eomfortsbie House ihsrsos, alss. a Lot.
frostiog 90 a., sod Fanaing back l9O; = larxr
Fraas Building. % By 20 feet. sne Two so
RES high, suiishls for taveFn-all on Wssh.
ington street.
AtAos Ftae4s ltetses ~ ~ ~, enc etcfy
Stone Hoass ss4 Los, 80 feet b. 100 o. I70
Also-Asoshes Lee. IS feet fFost snd s1a-
mag back les. vita . co1fortabis Fraas
Dwslling BoUss--both e. Jessrsoa street
together vita I07 saiapfoysA Lofs, lyisx .
The town % Boiiyar, handsossiy siisated 81
bulldog.
4 further dsseFipsiOa y Sssnsd uansess
saFy, % psraoes 6ssiroes % eurshssa are in
yited - sall sd szaRins IAe pra@issa-
Terms, zee Third essh. bslascs ~ 8, "a, 80.
~ months, Via istsrsst
gOHN p. uAYDEN.
noLvsr, March -, 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-04

WA/ILL be run Zoe. on the Erst dsyS
w meeting neHt fall. ssssspsfakss los
colts ssd 6ileys. , years old, oas miIs and
rspeat-enirsnee 500. half forfsi-l OF
more 20 make . race.
% the second days meeting, sveepstske,
fsr colts and hiieys, years old, Iwo mile,
aud rspeat--entrsaee $500, half forfeit--3 o.
more 20 make q race.
colts stake - also open foF The get ol
this spring q any sDd all the stalIioss 10 the
valley Of Virgins. 90 be run The fat % 1873
entrsnes $500, half foFfeit-9 or more 4
make . race.
Az The shove stakes 10 eIoss By the Ist Of
August, 1895.
Doe notice uill Be gives Of the t;ms Of
raeiag. &e-. which will Be arranged 10 sui
The great courses Our purses vii, - usual
b af the stssd, ssd 80 less thaa 500 Zoe
niles, 800 for . niles, &c.
WA. CROW, IL. TSsas.
ChaEiestOWn, April %. 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-04
GR''risisu-.sa6 e1s,spsZEw.

Hl.t -jNtST4rseG ,ul,..
Ian ancDurfis drum R,saiiuItC fiirrsish 6.,,.-
thor "details al -tle mechanically R.s,r a.
ihetVO AHfnrH;an atssasnarasss.. -
3ss'aan aBd ksafusi5n ssIlsyss.. rss.r-iw,,- -.
tine zayaees- tsiig Sf tfirf BssfffsIiu IN, -.
ready been gssillItkitssA nizzgsuru tiissue
aiteT the aiasii,s,s. NlisD Huah afssa.,..ss
ilDese uIltsgriumtr rslffinHusA Assdf. -
The alTHsadh eft .fiYs szuzssruu,. tfi,..u.sn
down ti'nn DuEsiaisss sEltl IliEl,. sfiss huses.z
rem i'in sinisr. siIsiArTsanssr ~ umsir
flir ssSscrs, 8,y sitsssn iin siisr sslu,.,'.'..
at 'Wo hundred Tiers s.ssus usssur,s,.ls
lsy Iscsssfis ~ isibnui,E sussl wilsfli. II
tiae haftiiss'ssak infi ,pafiifinf h..irs,rs'..s'
bed. The iTrtftiDnn utiays ,lsfi.s,szs.E
then lnsifiia. Vilifn itis- Blaffisii,s sIi.rr..
cd iiss ma ,lssi piil,A Nh RRss,rs 81.
Want rn1InA. u'ilss flst man ~
f'sssisssiI 10 ala aisl issr sil.. -:
iicFuuusm TsuuDub n. Hs,n sllsIiu
ilpto 'fis 3iRsuiius. ~iis,su iisf rnsr.
n T.EefNs'a q sissn ilf Tfis Hruv.e
Mr.. AlmIsun gpss illgsIn ran luss.
lsotiy. and iiiaff glss1i& Nlias 80
AuTsHnan Jaslssft. hasH asfs, d,
ehsgHssd OK Hass nssuanin.s
bed una ~ sulE ,iilsss urinash =
'1,sns,is. a'lsanr silsD e,arqYs.E -.
Mr.. al5'Hsap 'unE liss Asfruas,n ~
snusEaa uo nv msna nieiiG ~
niisaia. and MIR y8sn.sHn ga li,n
ING zssusn,e R.z'saegu R;aun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-04

"a COLTS STAKE - opss fer years old
n Kissed N JsasFsoa county, the get Of
any horse, kat cat % ksOwn coarse marss
20 come a some day duFiag tie fell aaeetinK
ooe Eaise and repeat, for 20 bushels % Wheat
slds-P. OF P.--te siose on The lSah Ialy
There are noe , sntries. being al the get a
ho,sPos' va bssEy Gsrnbart, Adam Molsr
sd Coin Peter.
Wa. Crow. Jr. Tss.s-s,.
Nay ~, is35.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-04
NOriee.

NOR sale upon reasonable terms, or ZOO,
IL paper, hrst rate harness and ridin,
horse Apply 20 n. & J. JOHNSON.
CamP-Iili, May 81, 1886.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

a Ta regular aessisg % Charity and
- Ussss Lsdkea Il 80 rcsosved d. 49,
tIodgrs eesesssts the s.ssvcr.sry of 81 JoAs d.
b.psis. On c.e 2ssh of Juse s~zs, BY k.,iu~ ,
pabiie process;oa-
The .etghsorisg Lodges md al the Lr<shr~u
in regular st.sdiss. .rx T~s.-<tfuii, i.,;,rS, :,
tend on the oeeasioa- An spprot<i.s~ .rrwo.
.ni he delivered By brosher J. Z Jsek.o.. ~
w'nebesser, and N or.aios by brsshrr Chile,
James f.ulkn<r
JAMES FOLEY.
JOHN c. UNSEiD.
MEi.iwETHER THOMPSON
PHILIP COONS.
JAcAMIAH SEAMAN.
May %. Isss.
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NspOleon being one day IN Company
with beaatifal and very Witiy lady
addressed her thu, - Madsrne. I
think women shosald ma meddie ussh.
poiitics' -" In q oOuntry where uosnen
are bsbeaded.' she replied, "a - very
natural they should like % know the
reason.
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kRessse @ssa koe fss RoEtrar.
THg fiouss 80 I.el n noiiysr. 500 - ~
oesuPassy - Ne Daaisi r. Asafhias. : fss
sels. ~ = eesvsaisst asd pisasant rss,.
tssea, sd via ~ go oa aAvastseeou.
tsrma. for farther pegtteulars, rsfsrs.~e
1ay BE- I'D ~ ~. Agafhtsa. 81 ~ prswis..
81 - he psbscrihsr n Charisalows.
Alsn 2, isas.
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Valuable Jefferson Land
FOR SALE.

valuable 1c3eRsOm Land
FOR SALE.
INTENDING 70 remove TO the West. Z Of.
u Ter for sa;S, he Farm upon which live,
lying near the Shenandoah RIVER, a.. ,.Esr-
soa County. Va. about three miles from
chariestovn, and seven from Harper Ferry.
teontaias los acres Of first rate
ktasse SeOsse L@md.
one fourth Of which Is In Timber, and the
cleared land in high state OF cuitiy alton
" y watered by q never-fsiiing stream, (the
CharlestoTn run,) and has upon il several
hDe spring., one Of whieh 10 near the DweL
ling. The improvements are comfortable
BRICK DWELLING, with three ROOMS be-
low, and two above, also, Kitchen, Smoke
house, corn Crib. and Stable.
There - . 6ne Merchant Will and SAG
Mili, within two hundred yards Of the Yarn.
hsPersons DESTROYS Of purchasing will doubt
less view the premises, the terms and fur
Their particulars will be made known on ap-
plicaiion.
MATILDA DowNEY.
March &c, 1835.-tf
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TNHE subscribers have jest received oae
u boz q Hafussi" Haasy Dee Tobacco.
sspsrios 10 sny ihing 81 ne bind IN aarkst
y n. 4 G. W. AIsQUTTH.
Nay q, 1876.