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XK|ILL be sold, 81 prblie sale, on Wed
Wv nesdsy the Illh Decem5sr neSl, st
the late residence Of David Osborn, deed,
about three milss from shsphsFdstOvn, and
one mile from the Cross Roads, (yValpsF's)
all the psrSonsl property OF said deceased,
consisting, In pert, Of the following:
IS head Of CsttIo-30 head Of Sheep,
- Fst and IS stoek HOGS,
work Hcrses aBd Gearing eOmpIsla,
OSs brOad-Irssd and . pissIalIoa Wagons,
Z wheat Fan,
A Barouehe ard HARNESS,
Warming Utensils Of ever description,
IS bushels Of Old Wheat,
Seventy bushels % Buch whest,
1900 bushels CoFn--90 ioos Hey,
Whsst end Rye u The GroUnd,
- barrels cd wheat RIouF,
3 tee-pists Stoves,
Household ssd Kitohsa furniture Of every
description, &c. &e.
10 gU01OEO, CONSULTING Of 4 young
Msa, = yosng Womsa, aud } Boys.
Rine usonths' credit viii b gives % 81
suns Of IS sad upwards (sEesPt Zee he Ne
grOss, " hish will BE- sold foF essh) b the puF-
chaser giving bond With approved sssugity.
Fer 81 suns 0ndsr IS, ths sssh VII ~ TsqDts.
ed WIN. OSBORN. .aksr
Fl Dssi6 osssrn, dss'd.
RoV. "a Ia3G
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WILL be sold, at the lsts sssidsses Of
w Lewis Neiil, deed. on the TarBpiks
road leading from Berry Vills 10 sRiskeVs'
Ferry, 81 Friday ~ % dsy II DsssBsbsT, the
folio wing psrsonsI properly. viEG
One large rick Of aas Timothy Hay,
One hrsi-rats csTrisge cod Harness, tit
lie ussd,)
Three og four heed Of Work Horses,
Psrniag Ulsosils; q small quantity OF Rye,
Three og four hundred barrels eOrE;
One hundred bushels osts.
Sale 20 commences 81 liO'eIOch. A. ~. ou
said dsy. when teFms will be msds knoWa.
NANCY MILL. AdaiE.
TALIAf'o STRIBLlN0, .4Aab.
Nov. n. 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24
Ess~ - LsnsAs~yy vIsys.is.-
FRANCIS GRANGER. Ese.

This gsntlsnsH, Il win be recolisct-
cd. 10 the candidate Of the Northern
and Western Wings for the Vice Pre-
sidency. In opposition 10 Col. r ~.
Johnson. In the Southern States, he
has been falsely charged with being an
Abclitionist. during The pendency OF
the contest--s charge which we fire.
quently intended 20 dispvocs. but which,
not deeming 81 Of much importance.
inasmuch a. Mr.. Granger was not the
candidate Of the Southern Wing party,
we neglected 20 do. To prevent how
ever. In future. the charge that the
Southern Wings even co-opersied with
. party in the North. which sought TO
elevate an Abolitonist 20 the second
Office in the government. we copy the
following extracts from q speech de-
iivered BY Mr.. Granger. in the House
Of Representatives. in December last |:
"sir. hold he sboIisIonisss OF Tho North
In no higher respect than do the gentlemen
from Caroline, OF from any other section Of
The country. Thcrc are many Of them for
whose motives have no respect; there are
Others whose motives may be honest; but %
whom. misguided % they are. I would cay,
stay your hand you must not scatter fre-
brands, arrows and death, and say Ne arc In
sport"
Ag.is.-"Diaering - Do from nssy of
my eonstsiussts, have never ebtsrt.iDsd bot
zoe opinion. spf that h, sssa u 10 ssasfiss-
sisusf rsxAs (sssv rks Dissries n csis.ssis) err
tsfs. wAisA de.sf sfrs~giy. there u no question
Of policy existing which should call for legis-
lstioa upon thh suhjcetl"
II will DO perceived that Mr.. Gran
ger not only denounced the Abolition
movements in the North, but that he
goes even further than Mr.. Van Buren,
himself in sustaining Southern views
and principles. by expressing . styoag
doubt Of the power Of Congress over
the Slavery question in the District Of
Columbia-a power which Van Buren,
expressly comedies! And yet, we
have seen Van Buren, journals in the
South. and we have heard Intelligent
gentlemen! Of the Van Buren, party, in
conversation. dcnounce Francis Gran
ger n an Abolitionist, and twit the
Wing party IN the South with the in
consistency Of even indirectly co-ope-
rating with the Northern friends Of this
gentleman. while they were depreca-
ting Van Buren's election n q fatal
stab at Southern rights and safety =
We wish that Van Buren, were such
man a. Granger. in the direetness Of
his views. in the honesty OF his princi-
pies. and in the fearless eandor Of his
character, a. well % in the brilliancy Of
his talents. Tien, indeed, the South,
IL she should not rejoice at his cleo
ton. might at least acquiesce in IL, As
an event. from which. IL she had no.
thing TO hope she had al least no serious
evils to aPprehend. Asitis--but
we viii not anticipate the future. Sufi-
Gent Coz the day win be the evil there
of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

UNIVERSITY OF VIRcINIA.-We CO.
pied into our last an article ia which
the Aoarishing condition Of this Insti-
tuiion was set forth in glowing terms.
AZ no period Of It's existence was the
number Of It's students greater, or its
prospects brighter. We have now to
state, and we do II with the profound
est regret, that, in consequence Of diff
6culties growing out Of an attempt to
organize . military Company, and use
IRE arms. As . matter Of right, and in
spite Of the prohibition OF the faculty.
more than 20 students were dismissed
from The Institution on Saturday last.
We are ia possession of all the facts Of
the case, but do not think il advisable
90 lay them before the public At pre-.
sent. Nothing but sense Of the i'm
peFious necessity Of vindieaiing the
discipline Of the Uaiversily. could have
led the Faculty 10 such a measure
We bellows they bad no alternative.
At the same time, with deep sympathy
for the young gentlemen and :heir
friends, We may say that their conduct
seems 70 have been, in the FIRST place.
the result Of Misrepresentation Of their
rights IN the premises, and Ignorance,
OF misconstruetion, Of the University
statutes; end. subsequently,. 70 have
been marked too much by the impeio-
Osiiy Of youth. and . sense-howevel
erroneous, sincerely enleTtsined--oI
oppression on the paEt Of The Faculty.
We cannot foTbeaF the hope, tbs, tie
affair may yet be accommodated, and
the far greater portion. IL not al. Of the
Students dismissed, be permitted 10
resume their studies. The Faculty
We are persuaded, whilst resolved, al
avery hazard, 70 naintais the disci.
plins Of the Iasiituiion. would exact
J - concessions, either dishonorable o.
humiliating. 81 the students.
Frsksrisk-suTg ssrsas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24
PUBLIC SALE.

"lLE b offered, Ut public ssis, on
w Wednesday the 7ih day of next De-
csmbsr, at Fountain Rock. the rcsidsses Of
the late Dr. Henry Bossisr. on The turnpike
iesding from shePherdsto~s TO Suith6sld,
and one mile from the former place, . por-
sios OF the Personsl Property belonging 10
the estate 81 the deceased. consisting. In
part. OF
A number Of Saddle and Work tsorss,,
Several hse Colts.
Mich Cows, tieifsr., Calves, &c. the mos,
Of vhish are crosses from that nost approx
Cd oreet--"the Durham Short-iiorn."
A number Of HOGS,
Farming Utensils OF almosi every varsity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

0AhCy ~OO0Ds
which now, from recent additions, comprise
the latest winter fashions. The foIIo=iox
articles may Be found among biz assortment:
A splendid stock GO and - Merinos, Of
various eolors,
60 yeOiiiAn Cloths or crO-ss-Naps., DO.
do. do.
g. Plaid Silk, DO.
A handsome sssOrtnsnt % fancy eoiO1rsd
silks,
Black Italian do.
Mualin Dsianss, q sPlsadA article Tor
dresses,)
g. and - black Boabazins,
A large stock Winter Prints, (now styls,)
~, IA. and 81 Blanket Shawl, (fashiooa-
bic eoIoaFs,)
~. 50. and Ga Thibst DO. (splsndld style, }
Black. green, and white Tulls.
Bl0od. GauSs, and figured Berags Wells,
Splendid eol0ured and black Betting,
Worked Capes and Collars,
Mohair Caps,
Esgiiah and other sllk Hoss,
Cashmere and Worsts4 do.
Black, white, eoloured and fur trim'd Cloves,
Black and fancy eoloured WOgstsd Lace,
Preach working Floss,
Fancy Baskets,
Black Blacks AZ: si. white Fur Soo"s''.
Handsome Lining foe do.
few splendid Piumss and French Flower.
All Of which he h determined 10 oder On thS
most accommodating terms.
JAMES J. MILLER.
Nov. -, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

my virtue ~ assa ~ iFusi fssa gsAn
Nd 4. Tsbb % the suAssrihsf, fos tha 1885,
a % 1eAa z. Csskss. Aaas3 So ga aay 81
Fsbguary, ia1e, sseoFtst n 1sfsrsoa eeua-
d, wiil ssli. st pabIls eae3see, hsfoes ths
9sssra q 8aaiel Gstisg - SAsghaftstegn,
~ astuftsy. tke teth 49, ~ DaesRhag
seat. tast dssisahie tlssss usf t.a4 ~ aAaD-
hsranioss, ssv oeseg.sa y ~. 49, L.
Tabb. TefBs eesA.
Me-. "a. Ie5g-ls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24
/" RxCxs WOODS"
For &Ule.

HvuE subscriber will cell Rich Wood -
n Of private sale, containing 236 seres--
sufieseney IN heavy Timber --improvemsnt.
are good-hr-t-rate Orchard. Price $40 per
acre essh-ttS will be taken. ooe-hsif down,
The balance In two equal annual payments,
With interest from date. There are about
GO or 40 scres esst Of the Railroad which
hr. Thornton Washington will take " too
large Tor any purchaser. The purchaser esn
put out summer crop, IS acres Tor corn,
and 30 Zoe osts.
There 10 q private Depot on tbis farm.
Mr.. Joseph Shewslier vii shew the pro.
perry TO any person wishing to porehs,s.
Letters, directed tn the subscriber Of
Petsrsviile. (Marylsnd Trsct.) Frederick
County. Maryland, will be attended to.
RICHARD JOHNSON.
Nov. II, is3e.-tE
p. S.-Negroes will be taken in payment
nj the regular prices. N J.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

VKVHE PrssIdsas end Directors 81 ne
u shsasndeaA ilradgs cOApasy 81 Hss-
psrs-HsrTy." bsss oF1sFed en- iaslSla,sAt ~
ons dollar abd afty casts 90 saeh Esd syssy
shsFo % the espiisl ssoek % ssIt so@pasys
whlch " required ~ - paid " % - bsfoFs
ne I0sh Gay Of Dsesiabss seat v nsssyt-
MslhsF Thoagsoa, No. TFeasasss ~ ssi1
CoaPaay, 81 bsrpsSs EegFr.
ISAAC FouKE. esssy.
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Besides prizes Of 800. &c. 90.
Tickets sio--Hslvss eS-@nrisrs - 50.
Certificates Of Packages Of IS whole tEsh-
eta, tlS0-Paoksses Of half tIchsts, eeS---
Packages OF quarter ueksia. 132 50.
eTRor Tickets and shares OF csrtI6-
estss Of Packages IN the ABOVE splsndiA
Schemes, address
ID. Q. 0REGoRY 4 CO JNsa@ssvs.
Successors 20 Yates d MTut3ro,)
WAsaspoU on CIfT, d. q .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24
EDUCATION.

qHnE Subscriber rsspsstfslly Iasorms ths
- Ps>;is. that ~ hss sns.est Mr. ,. Zee.
csrzfrs ~ teach Lstin. Greek. Preach, Ita-
iias and SPanish, IN IN school. Mr. n. We.
= profsssor IN College % Lyons. In France,
tar sons tine; snd gsnlisusa With ~hoa !
have convened In Wtnchsstsr end Berry,
vile, (kis late residssees.) speak In ths
hishsss farms Of him - linsuist; and al.o
o. his unimpssebsble moral character, sed
nnoetrusivs Manners. Other young lsdIs.
IN town or country. wishing 70 svsn them
selves of The advantage Of learning French
o. Italian. spoken In ~ native purity, will
DC received IN tho class whish ~iil 30 formed
N my school. Yousg gsstIensa also will
be taught st night
N. y Nc. RoecmzrTt will commence
teaching French 10 . elias. of Young lsdie. IN
The Seminary Of Mr.. WIN. ". Jones. Charles
town. IL ~ s'ciock on FRIDAY next; and NJ
the same hour on each Friday aud SATURDAY.
thereafter. ill t~epty-four lesson. shall BE-
siven- AZ O'Clock. 2. NJ st the same
place, and on the same days, elias, Of yousr
gsstismen will be waited on. Similar cissse.
viii b attended 10 at iIsrpers-rssry ON
Mondays aud Tue>days, and st shepherds
town on Wednesdays aud Thur,dsys.
WA. N. JONES.
CbsrIestown. Nov. 10. 1895
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

The Rev. RSsssT wnssH ,of the Methodist
Protestant Church, will Pseseh N the Court
House IN Chsrles,ovn, On friday night next
81 early easais-llght- lThs bell vii Be rung
~ eass % prssshiag.l Also, st Rsbieto wn,
On Saturday a. II O'Clock.
Nov. -, 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24
NKoxD AND KrrCHru
FURNlTURE,


whb,h 10 handsome and substantial, and 10
Priosipaiiy eonprised Of The following arti-
clss;
An elegant Piaso-sofs, Chairs, Tables,
siaebosrd, Secretary, and Book Cases,
Astral. Msntsi and other Lsmps,
Mattel Ofna nsents and Mirrors,
Hsndso1s Parior and Chamber Carpets,
A French Clock,
Mahogany Dressing Stands, vardrobes,
Bureaus ssd Bedsts.ds.
Wssh-stands, Bed, and Bedding,
Diunsr and Tea Sets Of China,
Gut Glsss> &c. &c. Also,
A wsii-seieetea Library, which contains
sboat 900 volumes,
A welisbuili two.horss Barouehe, with
two ssis % Harness.
A large wsgoD with Gear for slx horses.
A Carrysli. Cart and Sleigh,
Also, n large lot Of Corn By ,he barrel,
Potst0es By the eushel.
Tioothy aud Glover Hay by the ton,
Whsat and Rye, &e.-with great variety
OF other articles whish u would BE- useless 70
eaumsrsts.
Tsrms II Sais-For al sums Of 6S and un.
der the cash will b required; end upon all
su@s over S5, credit Of nine months will
bs given. the purchaser giving bond and sp-
proved security.
ALEX. n. BoTELER, .aGmr
81 Dr.. Hsnsy Bstsisr, deed.
November ~, 1885.
N. D. As number Of Books are missing
iron the Library, q ls respectfully requested
that thoso who may have them In their poe
session, will return then before the day Of
sale, TO A. r. b.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

WMTE hsys jusi fessiyst segPly q So
w 80 ssssoasbis nav GOODS go
oNoCEniE8, % abich ea iasiie ~ sitee-
tian g osf irisaas go - Pebii1 Eeaclei.g.
WM q. TEn1fLL q Co
afansaga. Nss. ~. te14
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

GUceS 0W2 EW91toees
HxoRGs w. cUrsHAS mos, r..sss,.
~ fsiiy beg leave % return HE rr.ssfsI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 60 tho eiiixess Of asr-
psrs-Fesry and vicisity. for the very Iiesrui
pstronsss hsrstofors extsaSed 20 him. ana
rsqussts eentiausfioe % their fsvours, A
BE hatfsrs himsslf thst an earnest dssir. to
P'ssss, snd IN usrsDitting sstsntieo 90 husi-
rsss, viii enable him 20 give the utmoyt ss-
tisfaetios 70 all Who nay pstroaiss his shop.
hs frs.nds. se9ssintancss, ssd the public
Esasraiiy, sre sssuestly invitsd 10 call on
hsn for the msnufsosnrs Of al articles in bic
iins. ssiished thai his knowle6gs ofihs bosi-
sc.. y ssdieisat 10 please svsa the most
fassidioas.
sridgs-sI. opposite the National Hotel, ,
usrpers-Fsrry. Nov. -, 1876
N. b--Thres or four Journey men Tsilors,
Of stssdy snd Industrious habits, css nnd
s"p'oy nsas By Immediate sppliesiioa 10
q. w. G..
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Five TDoIEars Reward.

STRAYED % stoles fran ne saelossrv
- 81 q. w. q , u. Littls, ~ Friday
sight. me a7ih ~ October. six LAh0E
HO0s, nafhsd with = els Ia ths FiEht eas.
sad . crop - The lsfti three 81 leem have
bisss sva whiiS spots, ihs fs7xinias isFss
ere black.
! viii give IRE aboss FssaFa Zoe sny ~.
fofsaaiiea thst nsng isea - the recovery u
fhsn. EaEDgkltE NtCODEhus.
asaanra-kifi Wov AZ tH1G-al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

The United States and Merieo.-The
New York papers announce that Mr..
Gorostiza has embarked, with all his
Legation. for Mexico.
The New York Courier des Etats
Unis, Of Saturday, states that, having
IN vain insisted upon the Withdrawal
OF the United States troops from the
territory Of Mexico, Mr.. Gorostiza had
no alternative left.
The Courier promises. in its mex,
number, copy Of the last despatch
Of MIR. GorostiEa, and mean time, pub
fishes this important and decisive ex-
tract:
"The note Of Mr.. Diekins left the
undersigned no hope. The explana-
tons given 70 him ia the name Of the
President, convinced him, moreover,
Of how little Mexico has TO expect
from the United States, since her most
sacred rights and dearest interests are
sacrificed 70 the shadow Of an imagi-
nary danger. Mexico Is insulted aad
wFonged out Of pure pFeesution.
"UndeF such discouFaging cireum-
stances, the undersigned would be
wanting in his duty. II. as representa-
tive Of Mexico. he failed to use the
only means lell him TO express st least
how much be is wounded by the
wrongs dons 70 BIS country by the U
States; he therefore declares, upon Ia
oOa responsibility. that. Jro@ tAis no
msRf, As eOasidSys kis nissf01 a an
snd."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

ARKANsAs.-The legislature Of this
State has passed resolution instruct
ing their Senators to vote for erPGngiAg
Mr.. Clay's resolution Of censure on
Gen. Jackson.-zHe had supposed that
since Texas had become The rendez-
Vous Of thieves. cut-throats and depre-
dat0rs. there was some chance Of Ar
kansas becoming civilized.
CAa@1rsbsyy Way.
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81 WISH - epe@Fs Z WsFsa- kiaksy - ssF-
u " 81 ~ fhop. 70 ass $40 b mas-
Sor 90 bIs hslsisess. gasl sitssftea b rGsf-
e, - Z hess israa ssFplg - gssasiois -
TtObsAs nAwLuls
cnaslasaaga. M.a. %. l.lA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

a Resolution was passed. at the late an
IA naal meeting Of The Library Society Of
HarpsTS-Perry. 10 permit the use Of it. books
10 rosdeTs generally, al the rate Of % per
year, paid 10 advance.
Their eolIseiioa Of BOOKS exceeds seven
hundred volumes Of very interesting works,
aud " continually increasing by the addition
Of many Of the best and latest pubIica atoms.
Ministers Of the Gospel have the use Of our
Book. free, - usual. by former vote OF the
Society. ADAM BROWN, Libraries.
Hsrpsrs-FerFy, Nov ~. 1886.
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Besides many Of saoo-Ssoo-SIoo. ne. ne.
Tickets tlo-hsives -opsrssr, - 80.
csrti6ssies Of Packages Of IS whole tick
cts ei5o-Paeksgss 0i AsM usisis SO
Packages % quarter tickets ga 50.
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$40 REWARR.

NV AS stolen from the stable door Of Mr..
w ]. N. Carter, in CbsriSstown, on Sc
turday night the 5sh instant, -
dark BROWN MARE, about ffa9KrEA~
LA hands high. Her hoofs
we're much worn from want Of 49,,
shoes, and she had just beea Shod al F01nd
Has . smaii saddle IasTk on her right side
and 10 about 3 ysars old. will give the
above reward for the recovery Of the sasrs,
and conviction Of the thief, OF I've aOIlars
for the mare alone, or for infsraaiisn where
she 10, 90 that get her again, end the ne
csssary expenses la addition, u she be
brought 10 ms.
SAMUEL STONE.
Gharisstown, Nov. ~, 1855.
N. D.--Shs had q saddle aud bride on
when sio.aa.
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F,s@ ~ Bssfksyu RsiigiOus TsisgYspA.'
eslNUTEs OF WINCHESTER PREsBY

HAMHa
PavEassuae. Nev. 4sh, 1895.
Toe ProsbytsFy Of Winchester met
agTseabiy 10 adjournment, and vas
opeaed with prayer, Member Pse-
ssnt.-Rsv. Msssrs. 8. B. Wilson, w.
IA. Foote, gss. NJ. Brown end Sspiimus
Tusson Elder, Joseph Wiiliamsons--
Ia he abseaca 81 The Moderator, Rev.
J. a. Brown vas called 70 the Char.
Rev. Sepiimus Tusioa made sppiiea-
tioa gos ihs dissolnlion % The Psaiorel
rslssioa sxislin9 bstwssn himseif end
The church In ChsgisslOWu, IN order %
his falfll:ne he duties a. Cbspiain -
the University ~ ViFginia.
Il appearing that The chugch bad not
taken The oSciai steps, lor ne sxpros-
siOa of their visws and fsciings o. this
subject
RssslssE. nat shs Rev. ssplimgs Tusion
have leave ~ ahseace free 81 chpsEs hil
Ne spsiax mseilng e PeeshTiery, 81 ~
ehugck Be si1st ~ shsW "a 49, tioe Ftesels,
= aay. why ths rsqsls1t sAgud 20 b gsaa,'o.
PEesbyteFy adioarned - meet -
Msrtias6urE On IRE third ThuEsdsg 10
April, 1897, Al The ussal hour. Goa
slu4sd With prayer.
VIZ. n. FooTE, s. G.
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EorsUKG
cMARLEsTowN LYcEUM.

The Member o. the chaFlesaown Lyesum
sFs requested 10 meet ~ ihs Lecture room IN
The Academy, this evening, (Th1Fsday,) II
sariy eandle-light
By srGsy sCfks PrsslGsns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

Btghe- neg Geek fSr 8ste.
q EAVR 81 neis 3 S., ss,s EiEhi-Dsy
C1sef &c 8aaAse,) akish Z wfil ED
- sora 1890 iesna
aAMUEL nfDENoUn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

XKZAs committed 70 the jail Of JssSs.
Wv 500 county. Va on The 39th % sep
tsEbsr Last, negro aan vh0 sslls hinsslf
LRE DONALD.
lie h oboui 5 feet inches. high, of black
eOmpisxl0a--i sbosl ~ years u Saa. aaA
perfectly straight BE ksd en- when he Wss
eom@ittsd. aa old 6EAb resndsboas SsA dssb
Pentaiooas. and 80 old hsL No @aghs PEI
eoPiibis. The owner u Ihs above slave -
requested 10 e0Sns forward. prove property.
&c. or be viii Be dsposed 81 - The law d j.
reefs.
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Nov. 10. ls36-Rich. Con. , asoatAa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

bout 1000 warriors Of the Sacs snA
Foxes, were present ~ the treaty
The kind and liberal corrss Of the Co
vernon towards these Indiana. against
whom he was 90 lately in arms. was
well calculated 10 win their Affections.
add accomplish hts wishes IN relation
TO the purchase. This valuable tract
Of country was purchased for 70 cents
per acre. payable In ten years.
Tho chiefs in council requested OF
Gov. Dodge to prevent Intoxicating IL
quors from coming amongst them. The
Governor made en- interesting appeal
to the high feelings Of American c,ti-
zens. and we were gratifed 10 witness
lie force m the effect. The utmost or
der prevailed. and not . drunken In
dian vas seen during the treaty, and
after its conclusion the Indisns dis
Persed with great order and sobriciy.
TRENroS RAcEs-}osr-nils Asafs.-
Fanny Wyatt. by Sir Charles, 3 years
old. beat Mingo, Enciero. and Camsi-
del, in two hests--Time, Z minutes IS
seconds-7 minutes 81 seconds; the
best time, says the New York Spirit Of
the Times. lever made by az year old.
carrying equal weight" II was. in
deed, a wonderful race. and 10 better
running than that Of Bascomb and Post
Boy.
The Albany Advertiser Of Saturday,
states, that the Cashier OF one Of the
principal banks in Boston has sbscond-
ed. and IL Is stated that he 10 default
ter TO the amount Of nearly one hun
dred thousand dollars. He had specu-
lated extensively in eastern lands.
FrsA IA RsistsA IN CO. Register, !Rss. Q.
SuIcIDE.-On Thursday morning
Lost. Merrill Miller, who was TO have
been hung the next day Cor the murder
Of John Whitaker, vas found ia his
cell. in the Jail Of this city, about day
break, in the agonies Of death. Medi-
cal assistance was promptly obtaiLed.
but TO no purpose. II IS not certainly
known. in what manner his death was
produced; but the belief is universal,
that be died in consequence Of some
poisonous potion which be had taken.
Levi Miller, the son Of the deceased,
lies in the Jail Of Franklin County. I'M
der sentence Of death. ~ an accomplice
in the same crimel Friday next is the
day appointed for the execution
An accident Of q distressing nature
occurred few days since in Wood
vile, RaPpahannock county, Va. Mr..
Smith Of that place, in swapping gun,
which he supposed unloaded, killed
DR.. McNeal. who just at that moment
entered the door. The load entered
his head just above his eye. and Of
course caused his immediate death
When will men profit by the painful
lessons Of the past, in regard TO the
careless use Of FIRE arms.
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