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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

Posey, Vanderburg, and Warrick; VIZ
Casey,V
Monroe; T. c. Dunning, B.
- johnson; John s. Thompson, H.
J MoEgan; Grant Stafford, H.
HesdrEks; Alexander Little, H.
Shelby; John Walker, H.
Hamilton and Boone; b. Cole, III.
St Cass. Miami, and Fulton; George w. Ev
ing,VR
Wabash Jay, Huntington, and Grant; NJ
Trask, v b. =
=. Elkhart, Lagrange, Steuben, De Kalb, an
Noble; g. H. CrawforJ, H.
Delaware and Randolph; Mr.. Kennedy
Henry; Thomas Stanford, H.
Fayetfs and Union; Newton Claypool, H
St.Joseph, Marshall, kosciusko, and Stark
ia. List0n, II.
Laporte, Porter, Newton, White, Pulaski
and part Of Jasper; G. A. Everts, H.
Ripley; Thomas Smith, v b.
Bartholomew and Jennings; John Vawter
= Floyd; James Collins, III.
Jackson and Scott; Isaac Hoagland, ii.
Wayne; Abner NJ. Bradberry, H.
OLD MEMBERS.
Vigo, Sullivan, and Clay; Geo. Boone, VB.
Parke; Austin NJ. Puett, V b.
Fountain; John Hamilton, HI.
Tippecanoe; Othncl l.. Clarke, III.
Montgomery; John Beard, II.
Gibson, Pike, and Dubois; Thos. C. Stew
art, B.
Orange; Samuel Chambers. III.
Marion; Henry Brady, V b.
Hancock and Madison; Thomas Bell, II.
Allen, Wells, and Adams; David II. Cole
rick, II.
Rush; Amaziah Morgan, II.
Franklin; James ConwelI, H.
Dearborn; Daniel Plummer, H.
Decatur; William Fowler, VI
Switzerland; John Dumont. H.
Clark; David w. Daily,V b.
Jefierson; David Hills, III.
Washington; Henry w. Hackett, V B.
Wayne; William Elliott, V b.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Dearborn, David Guard,h, Pinckney James,
h, John p. Dunn, b, Abel c. Pepper, v b.
WAYNE, Lot Bloomfield. Joseph Curtis.
Richard J. Hubbard, Nathan Smith, all Har-
rison.
Rush, Alfred Posey, J. 2. Rush, B. F.
Reeve, all Harrison.
Parke, Geo. X. Steele, Joseph A. Wright,
both Van Buren,.
Fountain, Thomas J. Evans, h.
Tippecanoe, Thomas b. Brown, v b, Mr..
Henry, David Macy, Richard Henderson,
both Harrison.
Faye,te, Marks Crumc. b, Caleb 3
Union, William Watt, b, William H.
Bennett, h. i
Marjap, Aus,in w. Morris, Robert Hanna.
bothsllUtrison.
/, s Shelby, Erasmus Powell h. Edward Grid
HARRISON, John Zenor, William A. Porter,
both Harrison.
Lawrence, Nosh Boon, Vincent Williams,
both Van Buren,. {
Franklin, Enoch McCarty, Rufus Hay
mond, both Harrison. r
jefferson, Milton Stapp, Joseph G. Mar .
shall, both h. John Chambers. b. C
Washington, Rober, Strain, John Depauw. $
both b. ID
Clark, William G. Armstrong, Benjamin v
Ferguson, both h. lp
vemiIlion, Lewis Burn, John Hoobler, h
both b. s
Bartholomew. John Mckinney, Thomas h
6. Lee, both b.
Owen, Dclana r. Eckles, b. q
Greene, Joseph p. Storm, b. 10
Clay, }. J. Burton, b. Ia
Warren and part Of Jasper, DAME; Mace, h. "a
Clinton, Edwin Winship, h. Ic
Carroll, Albert G. Hanna, b. a
Monroe, Mr.. Berry, b. e
johnson, James Lusk, b. Ia
Morgan, Hiram Matthews, h. 10
Hendricks, Thomas Nichols, h. II,
Hancock, Thomas u. Walpole, h. v
Boone, Abaer II. Longly,vb. Ia
Madison, John .Cook, h. ID
Hamilton, William Conner. h. lii
Allen, William Rockhil,v b. In
Elkhart, John Jackson, b. IN
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

The Kal.mazoo n. IT, Statesman says that
the Land Office At that place received for Pshaic
Lands, in the short period Of forty six days, the
enormous sum ofone million one hundred and SIX
Thousand dollars
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

Love OF MARRIED LrFE.-The affection
that links together man and wife, is a far no
lier and more enduring passion than the en-
thusiasm Of young love. 1t may want its
NAV want its imaginative
character. but it is richer in holy trusting at
tributes. Talk not to us of the absence Of
love in wedlock! What! because a man has
ceased TO "sigh like a furnace" we are to be-
licve that the fire is extinct! No, it burns
with steady and brilliant flame; shedding a
benign influence upon existence, a million
times more precious and delightful than the
cold dreams Of phiosophy.-Con. Nag.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27
MEMBERS or TIE LEGISLATURE AND THEIR
POLITICS.

We present below complete list OF TN
members elected to both branches OF 'he
General Assembly Of Indiana. with the ex
cent;on Of one in tho county Of Fountail
Who has since deceased. In connection with
this list we have ranged each member &C
cordine to his known political preference with
rernrd 20 his choice Of candidates for the
presidency. We also add a list Of the old
members Of the Senate, from all which u will
be seen, that upon join. ballot, there will be
= npaiority of 90 in favor Of the peoples can.
didate for the Presidency in the next General
Assembly Of thisssfate.-(Indianapo Jour.
- II signifies Hanisoo-v B, Van Buren,.
SENATORS ELECTED IN 1886.
Knox, Daviess, and Martin; T. C. Moore,
VB.
Lawrence; Il w Thompson, H.
Greene and Owen; Mr.. Dobson, v b.
Putnam; Daniel Sigler, ii.
Vermillion and Warren; Simon Terman,
vB.
Clinton and Carroll; Samuel A.ilroy, V B.
Harrison; David G. Mitchell, H.
Perry, Spencer, and Crawford; G. B.
Thompson, H.
Posey,s yanderburg, and Warrick; VIM.
Monroe; p. C. Dunning, B.
johnson; John s. Thompson, H.
Mo1gan; Grant Stafford, H.
. HesddEks; Alexander Little, HI.
Shelby; John Walker, HI.
Hamilton and Boone; b. Cole, HI.
Cass. Miami, and Fulton; George w. Ew-
ing, VR.
Wabash, Jay, Huntington, and Grant; Mr..
Trask, v b.
3 Ekhart, Lagrange, Steuben, De Kalb, and
Nnf1n. G. n. Crawf,nd II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29
HRAnRTnu.

On Thursday the 18th inst. near smithfeId,
by the Rev. Reuben weiser, Me- ABaAaAs
CLAIMAs 70 Miss LouBsA GLlsRoRD, both of
this county.
On Tuesday evening The aoih inst, by the
Rev. X. wynkoop, KeV. Mr.. DouoLAss Of
Shepherdstown, Va. 10 hlias MARr. eldest
daughter OF Mr.. Jno. Robertson of Hassrstown,
Maryland.
On Thursday last. By tho Rev VIM. MeEL
roy, Mr.. BASLIss HAcELET 70 Miss REsrecA
Gsuns, daughter Of Mr.. Adam Grub, all of
this county.
AZ Woodbury., Jefferson County, ON he 22d
inst. by Rev. Septimus fusion, the University
Of Virginia, HESRT l.. BRooKE, Esq Of Rich
mond, TO Miss ViRoINfA. younses, dausa,er Of
Hon Henry 81. George Tucker Of this county.
On the 9Th inst. by Rev. scptimuH Tuslon
OF the University Of Virginia. JoHE Il. Law
ELLys, Esq. 10 Miss Susan HUnPHnEYs.
youngest daughter Of David Humphreys, Esq.
Of Chariestown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

HvHE andersixned have iust rsturnes
- from Ns~ York aad philadelphia, an<
are now spsning their
Splendid stock or Goods,
Purchased In said cities, aud for st,is. quail
", and ekssysss. have not been .srp- I'd
some'ef which are here named, via, ~
Needis-~orked Cscss,
Black ADD white plain & ribbed sir Itos.
Figured Satin and Gaaxs searfs,
Ladiss' plaid cravsts,
rhieet Handkerchief and shawis,
Chaiicy do. do.
Thread. Dobbinet, aud csmbrle Edxinr..
do. do. do. fnser,is,s
4 variety OF Silks,
do OF Challeys,
do Of Ctintx and Calieoss.
90 snd 81 Blanket shawIs,
do. do. Robroy do.
Valencia aud Csshnere do.
English and Freoch hsrino do.
Tinsel and othsr Artificial Fiowsrs,
Beaver Bounets, Long Kid Gloves,
Costs' bsir CaDbiet,
Plaid and striped Cassimeres,
do. do. sattinets,
Festisgs and Cloths generally.
Their stock OF Goods generally NJ more
complete Than h has ever been, and induce
ments are held out for The beat custom in
town and country. f-s
WAS. D. ANDERSON,
Sept -, 1885. Harp.r,- T,r,x.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29
PwbIic Sale
OF REAL ESTATE,
Az EARPERs-FrRRY. "a.


Psr,usaes of . decree OF the Superior
- Court OF Law and chaBeery Tor jeG<r.
500 eooaty, pronounced January Is. 1886.
The andersigned, coaaInssioAers named in
sssd decree. VIII ssil. % e.ibi,e sale, 10 the
highest bsddsr. ~ Faz.inasoa.' hotel. AZ
harpers-Ferry, on Tuesday the lot dsy Of
Noveuocr next three valuable LOTS ia
IN said town II tiarpers-ferry, part Of the
Real Estate Of james ID. Wager, Esq. remsio-
Ing onsoid from the former sals Ia June lasi,
60 wit:
Lot No IS. as designated IN The plat Of
said Estate. being the Tavern Lot. fronting
10 feet on Shenandoah street, aud runping
back on - street $50 feet. with the build
inEs on the sane, nov, and hitherto occupied
ard known - the Hsrpsrs.Ferry Hotel, and
considered Me nosl valuable property IN The
town.
Lot No. "a. Lot on Shenandoah street.
"a . most central position for business, 30
ieet 'front.', and running back about 100 fee,.
Lot No %, on - street, near 10 No Is.
- fest hon. aud about "a feet deep, with
good Frame Teasment, yielding fair rect.
The terms Of sale are, one third Of The
purchase money 10 be paid In hand, the resi-
due 10 two equal payments, II nine aud eiSh-
teen mouths. The title 10 be Withheld Until
me whole Of the purchase money shall have
been paid.
Sale TO take place at noon on The said day
frst day Of November next
AND. KENNEDY,
JOS. T. DAUGiiERTY.
Commissioner.
Sept. "a, 1866.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29
TEMPERANCE.

AT a meeting OF the Hagpers- Ferry
Temperance Society, on the evening Of
the Sd inst, the following persons were
appointed Delegates to the Jefferson
County Temperance Convention, 10 be
held at Smith6eld on the third Friday
in October next:
William Chambers, Rev. T. II. w.
Monroe. Charles G. Wintersmrth, J. B.
Dodd. +. Chambers. %. Drew, Capt. J..
H. Hall, A. Rhulman. +. w. Stephen
son. II. SiPes. William s. Smith, B.
Moore. SEN. VIM. Mccoy, A. W.
Kitzmiller, VIM. Kirby.
JAMES b. DODD, Sec.
Sept. %, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

&c q sisss piscss. fssixAs ss;xAl b sss.,,ss
nc - cents per barrel q Hour. and ia cents
Per bvshei % wheat. O. abouf kslf ne rate
charged on trssscorsslioa % ths sam. sftlsies
from Roehestsr. and ene-fuurth Of ~hst h
ehsrrcd from Ohio. Fify thosr.sei h.,.hsI. of
corn have lately been reesivsd here from Ohio
oy oos hccse. a. affei<ht cf 90 ees IA The
o.'y 90 d"1r . one toifar harret, and %
wheat IS cents bushei Wheat therefore
can be imported from Naples ana Iaid dawn n
New York Al RS b las cents a b.,sheI. ali
charges paid. ard frocs hundred other place.
al The same or = less price. Corn ard rye are
not burdened with duty, and may BE- iaiport-
ed with crest sdvsntnSss The coun.ries IL
Europe and Asis afford stores Of bread stud.
almost inexhanstibie. 80 that tho supplies for
this rosntry, II they shouid run 10 the hixhe.,
possible quantity. could only affect tho prices
W very slight degree. Free trade win sup-
ply ell our vants. and the cost. with liberal
mercantile profit. viii pos carry prices above
$50 cents for wheat. 100 cents Cor rye and In
dian corn. 80 cents for oats per bushel. and 81 ]
% Tor Hour per barrel So. let the despondIns
cheer up. for no one Who 10 Industrious and
frugal need sisrve IN 1896 or 1927.
[.Nsv Ysrk Jssr. sf Com.
earth has Welded her s,or-s 10 Attendance 6srIo~
the present scasoa W the greet valley al che Mis-
si.,ippi The Rr.nsrirs Of Ohio aud Indians are |
hiied With wheat-ftiinois .nd Missoari ere over
spread With pieatiful fields OF corn and other pro-
Is pofing amidst he.,y crops of |
corn. wheat. hemp, saf sobseeo--T~ee~...e.
mississippi. and Arkansas. rejeiss ia theie alum
dance Of cotton and corn vhiiv the gale from |
dissssf t-oaisi.na 10 bardcned With toe husy pre-
psretion of the cotton Eia. snd the sax-r hogs |
head. orehsrd and sylvia. fruiis are likewise |
shundant: Pouaons srcms thia wear To have fxed |
her palace In the West Hspktssrsl< { Ky J |
Carens.. 49,
bread SfrG-h is ssid that sseats have al |
ready arrived In Liverpool. snd commenced buy-
i"g up whest for the Americas market No 1
doubt OF u. Aud 20 need not fear that wh.,e-
yer dehsieesy may sxist in the Americas market.
oil be fully sapplied by foreign importstious OF
The '.ssf Of life.s with ali eoaseaient despsteL.
Bolhmors Put
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29
Geological survey.

NRoFESSoR ROGERS d oaesayorinx
= 10 mskoup an s1tes-iye sollestios oi tl.s
Limestonst Marbles. Iroa Orrs, Soils, Maria,
&c. OF the Valley counties. Thsss will be che
missiiy snalyI-d, or Otherwise examined a. alsy
DC '1eetned nsScssAry-- viii sid 10 the form--
ton OF the State CshiBet Nhieh 10 shout % Ls
forned IN thu Capitol 81 RieLmnud. ta further
-nee OF u'sss ohics.s las T,spssualIy iavitss such
Refs0Ss - ieSi an intefesi % the sAsminsios VI
these or o,hey usisersi nstsrisla found 10 1bs
valley an'l sdJSesat mountains, 10 collect stssc-
mems OF tbs same, aud aftcs carefully uOlIsK la
the eossi9pe tlsiplaes and eirsumstsnses 10 sLiSh
they arr fouad, ta depo,ils them with either o.
Tie persons below named. Que of tho assistants
IA the tuTyry, Dr. u. T.. RosEas 10 ia the Valley,
aud vii sive his stteuIios u Ihls and other met
tsrs connected Sith The vark.
The fo!la.iag gsHtivIhen win t.ks charge q
specimens, viz;
JoaS X Au MILLsR, Wisshe.try.
Ia SoLoAoN HKSKLn, New Ms,k-f
HHNaT ArCLuSS, Staanton.
DR, btAeEroaD, Isabella Furusee.
Isaac 5. HAaSETrT, ifssIis1s.busK.
Sept ., 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29
Shorf-hnrn Rnlla.

HAVE foe Ssls , BULL CALVES, tvo
n ysaes old rest sprlhg and susnmes--tvo
Of them haif bred. the olhes three quarters
bred. AIso. = BULL CALVEs. eslred tAis
spving cod sumner (I536. j--kslf bsrd--
they ere sli % the beet family Of Improved
Dnshsm ShosthoSnsd Csttls The siss Of
al % them . cold foF 500 10 sss dss-
eeeSed from the esiehrsIsd miIehes Bslsas,
Sho sold hes esivss Toe $500 pises. Tee
Older esives are nos "a FOE service. Ceatls-
men Wishing 70 p1Echsss ere sasssa 20 sr-
ply early. JOSIAH W. WARE.
Near Berry vile. Clarke 60 va1
Sept. IS. is3g-3i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29
TRUST S.9LE
OF Valuable PrOv,e-6v

RY VIRTUE Of Deed OF Trust. bear
AB Ing date the 2sth day of April, 1891.
executed By hichaei Sheeiz and Margaret
has wife, TO henry iiainss aud the sub.cri-
Der, 10 secure The pay meat ofseveral obiisa-
uous TO William y. Lock, which Trust Deed
10 OF record 10 the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Jefferson County, Virginia.
shall proceed TO sell 10 the highest bidder,
Tor ready money, on Monday tho I7ih dsJ
OF oetober next, (being court day. all the
interest or the said Michael shsetz, toa
HOUSE AND LOT.
In Charlestowu. being part OF Lot No. laG,
corner Of Washington and - street,
and now occupied by the family of said
Michael sheetx. The interest intended u
be sold, 10 the Dover Hight OF airs. Boden-
hAmer IN the Premises, and the two thirds
OF The House and Loi
The sale will take place 81 Ihs Pssnisss,
and such title as IL vested in me, as Trustee.
will be @sde The purchaser, which N be
hsSed 70 be iadisputabla.
Sept. Is, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29


In reply TO al article in the New
York Herald, asking for inform alton
relative TO the preparations making by
the Government for the distribution Of
the surplus revenue, the Washington
Globe makes the following statement
on the authority. il would appear, Of
the Treasury Department -
The original charge was, that &C.
eref Treasury order had been Issued to
the deposiic hanks 10 refuse discounts.
and bold up the Government funds As
special deposite. We made proper
application for information on this
groundless charge. and were authoris-
ed TO say still more---that no such order
was issued, either before or since the
dsposite act passed; and so far from the
Government making no preparation.to
pay over the surplus, or to evade the
dePosite law. as is unjustly intimated,
that steps were taken before the. ad-
journmeot OF Congress TO carry the de-
Posite act into effect, and pay over the
surplus to the States, rs the letters sent
to the governors OF each Of the States,
early as June last. will show. That
those steps we're constantly followed
through July and August. tilt banks
were selected. and money transferred;
so that. before. the close Of the last
month. the act had been fully complied
with. requiring at least one deposite
bank in each State which had banks;
and an amount bad been actually put
in each Stats---or ordered 10 each
which would be sufficient TO Fay not
only the first probable ins,alment Of
the surplus on the lst Of January next,
but IN almost every case to pay the
whole instalments during the whole
year 1891. Thus it appears that long
before the lst Of January next, suffi-
Gent public money will doubtless be
in every State OF the Union, waiting
to be paid over the moment the law
requires, and that all the States have
for months been notified to pass acts 20
receive it. aud the forms OF receipts
for itprepared and publi,hed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29
1OsSee.

shE Commissioners Of the School Puad foe
ths SoSHty 81 Jsiierss.., sss ssquirsd W
os tbs tAird A5Id-y Of OsGobsr. bciax sOsrt
day
The teachers employed b, The Commissioners.
ase Fsgne stsd to close their aeeouSts Iv u the
Sfh dsy 81 Ssp,sahcV whss The year for
Sh,sA The present COamiss.oa-rs ere sppoiasrd
N,n AEisr' and 20 pFsss1 tAstn suoFn 90, AID
With . CauaInissiousT's ot,is-p q, m. .f.,n..r..
On % before ths ses0ud FRIDAY, Whso b UiiI
atised 10 ChASl<stoSs, fOs The purpose q psvisr
them OF Tssshefs ssslss,iaR tkis rsqaisitior.
vi not be eststisd 60 have ,h-sr ssso,ss. IL 81
tee iolIoSias ye4r. ne The lav requires he Co.s-
20 that time. Ions YATtss-
Sept IS, IsJa f'..-.a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

HBERsoNs % aii 3essFipsish ass esuslou.
81 sgainsi iFssp1ssiss. % ssy esasss
ghaisssF. nPoa the l,s0psfiF isisIy oss - h
1oha nunPhgeys, E.sq aHd Fsceaiig 10 ~
"eegpaHey - Csio hoogs, Esq, saisiaiar
49, directly seth 81 ii.s pfopsriy sseso,sl
~ Fhoass haeliss, Esa Fsrsnls. Eusr.
siaus. H,stiefs, 80 ~ otAsss. voald ~ usll
70 eiipo9 70 this Eoiice, 81 s9taisss en- ks
aeelt ~iih - .seh manasf - ne isws sad
80 provided for seek eases. direct
SECT -. Is5g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29
GREAT RoBBERY-80.O0 900 Dolia,,
81 EnlI alnln

we learn from the New York Daily
Advertiser dat Hs. Allen. AGENT Of The
FullQa Bank. Boston. took passage Ia
Nek York on Mon3ay on b,asd tLe
sieagboai Rhode Islsnd. hasinQ IN
charge keg containing Thirty nine
thousand dollars N fofcig3 gold which
be requested permission II the captain
81 the boat 70 piaee IN his Office on
deck After the boat bad landed her
passengers q Newport about Daylight
on T0etday. he keg Wa discovered
% De empty and turned upside down.
with one head out. Arrangement
were Immediately made " search eve
~ person on board. including officers
and crew. bat 30 discovery Was mede.
and On ne arrival Of tbs Rhode Islnnd
"a Froridene1 he sieambosi Providence
uas inmediaialy dsspalcbsd With
cempeisni aeesss 81 bostd - carry he
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29
DENTISTRY.

fUVHE Subscriber (now IN Charlie stovn)
- woeid respectfully announce 10 ths
citizens OF shepherdatown and vieiuIty, his
Intention OF visiting that place about the 10th
OF october, TO ODER his profcssienaI services
Tor few weeks. HE operations on the
teeth viii be found Of the most efficient and
permanent kind. lie deems Il Unnecessary
to insert the numerous references which be
has hereiofore offered, but would suhIoln the
eertihests which was proasred without co.
ieiiation, by the Rev. DR.. Humphreys. of
the Episcopal Church, and President Of ST.
Johns College. at Annapolis, Md.
Z. MOVES, Dental SsSgson,
SHARP sfrssi, Bsitimors.
"Docroa X. MOVES. Surgeon Dentist, Of
The City OF Baltimore, has become YER, "a.
vorsbiy known here, bJ the sstire success Of
bis practices IN the most Important operations
IN that branch Of surgery. He has done con-
s'iera6'e work IN my own family. which has
never been surpassed for fsilhfulnass 10 The
execution, or Tor The deiioaey aud coon para
tive comfort ofths operations. Full snd un-
reserved coohdsIee may DO reposod In DR..
NoIEs, By those who have occasion Tor his
professional services, aod most cordially
aud cheerfuliy recommend him TO The On.
tronsSs and favor Of my sequaistanoes and
friends HECTOR HUMPHREYS,
PYesF6eRt Of 81. JOhais Cefirrs -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

re ihe Whlg yssers % Seaerson Coansy.
/. Capt. John Aioler having declined the no
minaiion made at the late meeting Ofthe wings
Of this county, by order Of that meeting the
Wing Voters Of the county are requested 10
meet at the COurt-IIouse IN Chariestown, on
FRIDAY THE 3oTH INST. at n
o'clock, A. ~, for the purpose OF making a
further nomination. A full meeting Il re-
sPectfuliy requested.
HENRY BERRY,
JOHN YATES,
JAMES w. RILEY,
ANTHONY KENNEDY,
ANDREW HUNTER,
Sept ~, 1886 Csmmiitss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

NHE purchasers Al he ssls Of he psO-
= petty q NJ. Adam wssss, Gsds IN De
eenbss last, sss respectfully soti6rd INA
tbeiE obligations ere nov des and AAvs been
placed 10 ny bands Zoe sollsetiaa.
They ere requested TO oall sd M ne
ssms bsfsss the Asa IL The psssshs monsh.
By which msaes they may sv0ia costs.
ANDREW HUNTER.
bept. ~. 1888 liter. - Lsso, ass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

Desids' macy OF $500. $50. 100, SC. &c.
Lowest prizes gro.
Tickets oniy $40, halves 10, quarters S.
Certificate. Of packages OF IS whole IiekeI.,
s2GD shares in proportion.
for tickets AID shares Ia the above spien-
did lotteries, address
ID. 5. GREGORY s. CO .Nassssrs.
(sGseessors 20 Yates 4 M'lntyts,)
WAsHisGTos CuS, ID. C..
@> Orders from distance promptly at
tended TO, aHd tie drawing sent - soon -
over.
Sep,aHber l, 1896.
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infcrmston TO Nswpor. where. on her
arrival. several suapicious persons. who
had been landed there. were arrested.
and II Is hoped the money has been
recovered. The money must have
been taken by some person who got
through the Office window between 2
and 8. A. III. The clefk was in the Of
fee making up his accounts I'LL , A.
NJ. when be left and vent to bed;
at 4. A. NJ. the captain came into the
oohce. but seeing the kcg Standing In
its place. had NO suspicious. The key
weighed about 100 pounds.
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MAINE.

''The cause Of Whiggery." as the
OGicial paper calls il, has not been so
bright ia Maine for years as it is at this
moment. Out Of ak Van Buren, Re-
personalities in Congress. the Globe
party have saved but two as yet.
Further returns show the vote for
Governor ia l4o towns TO be for Kent
lWbig) 1880. Dunlap ivan Buren,
1885. The remaining towns which
are yet TO be heard from, ssilI increase
Dunlap's majority. although there 10 no
doubt that bis vote will be much dimin-
ished from that Of the last canvass.
Il turns out that there Is no election
for Congress in Lincoln disirict--so
that the only members chosen are Geo.
Evans, Wbig, John Faisfield. aud 7.
j. Carter, Van Buren men. Five ra-
eaaeiss.
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Corm SheIIHra. q.

H'iiE sobsefibsT eahsfaoinfss a. he shao
Z a. shsghsrdstoHs, And keeps 90 hsnj.
lso diaefsot hsbds - CORN sHElLRns.
Nhssi Rubbers, Fsas, WsshlaE Msebnss.
bard sud AoFts poser Apple Mills TIE
sbo'e Asehiass are saffsbisd ~ perform ~
he Yefy best msanss.
Fsps. &c. Fspsift3 ~ The sbof,ssi nsslos.
jACOB FRlEND.
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IN VERMONT.

VERMONT ELEcTIoNs.--In 10
towns, JenDison (Whig) has 1865
votes, Bradley Wan BoreE) 10 TO-
Whig majority $500. For the Assem-
bly, 10 20 towns Whig members III,
Van Buren a.. The Wing majority.
says the Boston Atlas. for tie guberna-
iorial ticket. esnnot b. less than 3. OOl
The Green Moauisin boys have shown
good front and Will DO still better IN
the isll eleelions.--f ysal. Int.