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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-14
From the Kanawha Banner.

During the last half century, and af-
ter Judge Marshall's celebrated report
in favor of connecting the Eastern and
Western waters, through the interior
of Virginia, New YORK, or De Witt
Clinton for her, seized upon the hints
contained in that report, enforced them
upon the Legislature ofthat State until
it was undertaken, and in a very short
time, completed.
MARYLAND, during the same time,
has been making gigantic effort to
insure the same trade through the
means ofthe Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road.
A new project has been lately start
ed to connect Cincinnati with Charles
ton SoUTH CAROLINA, by means OF
railroad also, to secure the same trade.
What has Virginia been doing all
this phile-the possessor ofthe natural
avenue to this much sought.for trade p?
She has been Hring upon glory!--her
past MISUNDERSTANDING, dining, and
supping on it! Oh, what a glorious
Old Dominion She has been stump
speeched to death-she has been fed
upon this feeble diet, until she is now
but a mere skeleton. Like Bloomfield's
COW
" There was piper had cow, he had no hay
TO give her;
He took his pipe and began to blow-consider'
COW, consider"
Our long winded pipers in the Legis-
lature, have been blowing this same
tune to us until hope deferred has made
the heart sick.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-14

seA bill authorizing limited partnerships
- o,ved the Legislature of Pennsylvania by
lsge vote.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-14

..s rtrr.-on the 9s,h Of January Las. an
~-.,;.hm.p, in the village of sherborne eng
- ,old his wife in open market, with hal
.o.,d her neck, for sixpence and quart Ct
.Ier!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-14
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
EETILL be sold at public auction, on
w Friday. the a2nd OF this month, to
the highest bidder, on the premises, at
Little Georgetown, the MILL f. SITE,
belonging TO The heirs of Emanuel Ever
sole, decd. The terms OF sale cash.
HENRY J. SElBERT,
admir- de bonis non ,rith the ,giH annexed
Of E. Erefsolc, decd.
April ID, lsS6.-cw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-14
an a O % ID $

Of land. between sixty and seventy oil
which is cleared anil under Improvement.
About so acres of this land lies in Jeder.
.on coun,y. and the balance in Berkeley,
and ia within 8 miles Of the rail road
About 6 acres is now 10 Timothy Mead
NV. and more may be easily made. The
farm j. we'll watered by the OPequon
Creek which runs through it. and by q
never falling we'll Of water within yards
of The door. The improvements are a
r.. comfortable LOG HOUSE, ,cea
SsEm Their boarded. an ercellent cellar
Ill mfortabls kitchen, smoke house
Liz log Barn ,ceu shielded. oith a stg
feient quantity Of stabling and other neees
sary out buildings. all in good repair, and
a thrifty YOUNG ORCHARD $500
Of Choice Fruit, AsI am dc
termined to go TO the west wy
would mako the terms easy k&>.
This farm will DO 10 market 81 ne, 500
sooner, at private sale) until the "a Gay
Of Nav next. when i, will be offerd at pub
lie sale. on the premises, 10 the b'ghesl
bidder. and the terms made known by the
subscriber on the day Of sale.
BOYD ROBERTS.
March 10, fsss.--td
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-14
FIRM FOR sale.

FaHJu run S1LE.
rHyHE undersigned offers for sale tract
Il of Land. lying near Little George
town, in Berkeley county. adjoining the
farm formerly belonging to Emanuel Ev-
ersole decd. The tract consists OF about
100 ACRES OF LIMESTONE LAND,
of excellent quality; about 80 acres OF
which are cleared and in good condition.
The balance is well clothed with thrifty
timber.
Terms. third Of the purchase
money in hand, the balance in two equal
annual payments.
Application may be made to the sub
scriber, living in Jefferson county.
WILLIAM GROVE, Erer
Of James Glenn, decd
April ID, lS36-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-14
TO TRESP ASSERS.

I'm consequence of damages sustained
IL heretofore. by persons fishing through
our premises. and throwing down our len-
ces, we do hereby forewsrn oil persons
from fishing through any Of our enclosures,
az we are determined 10 prosecute all Eu.
ture offenders, without respect to persons,
JOHN T.. BOYD,
THOS. GILL.
Mill Creek, Va, April Z, lss6-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-14

MgRS. SoMMERvILLE, inform,
AVE- her friends in this place, that she IN
tends to re commence her School, on Mor
OAR, THE end DAY or May next. and will
be grateful for share of their patronage,
A long residence in the place, and the
experience Of ten years. she flatsers her
self. will be sufficient recommendation.
Martinsburg, April 7, 1886.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-14

THE subscriber offers for sale the farm
on which he now resides, lying on the
Opeauon Creek abo, two miles south
west of Smithfeld adjoining the lands OF
Grantham's heirs. Edwards heirs, VIII
lam Hunt. and others, containing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-14
STALLION FOR ACES.
THE distinguished racer and thorough
bred stallion
MONSOON.

will make the present season under The
direction Of the subscriber, al his stables
near Lee Town, Jefferson county Va. at
SIS The single service, $40 the season.
and $50 TO insure a foal. Fifty cents
cash TO be paid 10 the groom in either
case. MONSOON was a capital race
horse, (winner of the lirst Craig plate) and
whilst on the turf. he beat many fine hor-
ses among which were 1'yrant Lady Lam
caster. and Col Johnson's Annette. all
good racers. lie is Of pure and lashiona-
BILE blood For particulars, see hand
bills. WILLIAM CLEVELAND.
March 10, ls36,--tf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-14
Ed "a u e . .

Industry, was by Sir Archy, his dam by
Balls Fiorizel. his grand dam Celia by
Wildair, great grand dam Lady Boiling
broke by Pantaloon. & 6 & dam CadIz by
King Herod, by old Fearnought out Of
Kitty Fisher: Cadiz's dam was Primrose
who was got by Dove, who was got by
Old Crab, who was got by Silly. whose
dam was Selma, who was got by the Go
dolphin Arabian.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-14

n HAVE some very fine large IRISH
I'll POTATOES for sale at what paid for
them last fall, viz thirty seven and a half
cents per bushel. L. G. SMITH.
April Ia, 1886.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-14
INDUSTRY.

S1R5s9kMA~.ks~>-s nHcs from WIN
chester. eigh, fro IN Newtown. eight from
Battletown. four from Wildwood, and two
and a half from the White Post-and be
let TO mares at SIS the single leap II pa'u
within the season, If not paid within that
time, the season price will be charged
s25 the season payable The first oil August
and forty dollars for insurance, to be paid
as soon as the marc is known to- be with
foal. parting with the mare. or lrregu-
lar attendance at the stand iorfeita the in
surance.) 10 every case so cents cash TO
the groom TO be sent with the mare.
Mares put by the season or leap last
year, that did not prove with soal, wall DO
insured at the season price this year
Mares from a distance will be furnished
with pasturage without charge. Those
wishing to put mares early in the season,
can have them furnished with provender
Of every description al moderate price.
Care will be taken to avoid accidents and
escapes, but will not be accountable Tor
them.
IspUsraY is a beautiful dark brown, 10
hands and one quarter Of an inch high, Il
years old this spring, and is one Of the
largest and best formed thorough bred
sons of his sire [Sir Archy.l His perform.
ances under bis former name lNiger.l and
his presen, name, rank him with the best
horses for speed and bottom--and as a
foal geiter he is inferior to none. la one
of bis races over the Baltimore course, he
..o A ..,;ins ~ 7 ,oinutaa and "a aecnnds
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-14
TAR m FOR SALE.

March "a, Is36-4w
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-18
RMLiic Sale.

WILL he sold, on saturday the 9Th INST.
W at The tate residence nf John Young.
deed, ~ Smita 6eid. Ill hi. Person a. Prop.I ?.
~ such A. House hold and Kitchen Furnuir.
Plank, Cow, Hogs. | set Ioiner, Tool,
complete. and a VARIETY or other article,
Too tedious 10 mrnuon. 4 credit Of S month,
~i'l ~ gwen on aii suns VI s. and upward,
~ me purchaser giving bond and good "
curitT, Under that sun, the cash vii o..
required. ALSO
~ The 'sms time aud plsce. will Offer
Inc HOUSE and thres Lots u Ground. ,it,,..
ted ~ ihN place, and beng tha sam. ,,,,t
the late John Young died possessed u ii,
'hneee"ary to give . particular description
Of The property -sudice q to say Their, h.
none more Desirable - The place. being st
bstsd on running water Terms --ons-haIf
~ cash al The lime the deed - mad--tbr
BALANCE ~ IL months from the day u sale
AID len On the property 10 secure he
sane sale to commence - 10 o'-lo~k
MARY YOUNG, .ffnrrr
smith held Aug u l5J6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-18

q no seais justly lay claim % enc AZ The
thres appsintnsnts u b eonferred-to cit.
Goveruor, Senator. and Councillor Are there
no individuals IN ,hs quarter fully eomp-,en,
to the duties, and worthy Of the honora For
instance for ruher Governor ~ Senator. doe.
""' iAass VI MAsoS prvsent suitlble ;uain-
ca'i"us ,nd Is be not Superior T. inv enc Al,
ms ~ 7ern named F4r ,hr senatorial .tat.or
paFi.su iriy, wuu'd give him decided ~.
ference 10 any one or the party There >,
however, gentleman II anpr,ier ding charac.
ter Out endowed With h,s. Useful c.ai,,,r-
oi mind ~h'ch would enable ham L, render
sne'ent 'srv'ees u the State IN The Exeeuliv.
ehair. whose pretsnsions- have not yet been
esn'ass~'i mean Col. CsAHLEs > Mos
GAN, Of Nononsalia- Col VI Ia, had cunsi-
der,b'e experience IA public lie, having been
elected to the House Of Delegate, D, SOON As
HIS age rendered him eligible, IN Which situa
ton. n veil As in The Senate, he .oon prov.I
himself competent To q close and laboriou,
Investigation Of every suh,ec, presented for
consideration. His associates in these bodies
e.H testify TO the zeal and ability which he
ever displayed in behalf Of tho interests Of IN.
State In the Convention 10 r-vi.. the Con-
'n'u'ion' he also held place; and has enioyed
substantial and vel. deserved reputation for
capacity IN every pabGc tr,isi With which h.
has been honored. speak Of Col. Morgan
thus, because nv oppor'pni,ie, Of ob,er-,t,o,
IN reference not only To hrm nut 10 IN. other
gentleman named. have enabled ne ,o form
what conceive IN De . corr-c, opinion. tn.
friends OF internal Improvement would End IN
TINS gentleman a most eticien, and hh.r,I
patron nG works promoiive Of III. general in
rr-st' Of the STATE and orc whose patience
and s''eniion would enable him to Civ, all
questions a fair examination. am sur,
the northwest and the trans Allegheny couu-
try generally would ch-erfuiiv acqu,e,c. in
ihn selection; and the other parties If the
state aetuaied BY . proper ,p,.it u iberai,,y
must oe willing To admit the claim, of IN.
west to An occasionsi possession Of the Execu-
tive office With full capacity houorablv N
uischarse The duties, Charles $. Morgan would
&c found accessible by the humbie.t e,,,z-,
and prompt TO attend To the minute n, well ~.
The great interests Of every portion Of the
commonwealth AN OBSERVER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-18

~ virtue II deed II trust executed IN
~ tie lJu day Of Ociober. ISIS ~ Car.
land Moore, ~ The suht-riber. - tr-istee "a
secure certain debit therein mentioned aasch
iced - duly recorded ~ the Clerks Oficr m
TIE County Court u Icherson. Z shan 9rnrsed
IN ssil. % n,e highest bidder. f,r -ssh n M.
-esidenrs u John Nnnr~ Sr 1H SATURDAY me
2pth fsy n nsxi month tgxust me s,llo.-
nz Property, Co sH \ VARIETY Il Farn,nx
Utensils, embracing one Plantation waxoe
add i've sets u Gean-i o,ighs. 8tiinr SOY
Se-hr~e hesd II aurur4 Caitis lot ~
Sos and orhar Hog VARIETY 4 Hn,,.~-
hold and kltrhon Furniturs. including Red.
snd Bedding. Cha,rs. Ts5iss Carp.tinx sho-
80 and longs. 9TH vsrOus other trus sna
iratils o. rSsntson. sale tn camnsnes AZ fq
1'clock John gRoWN
Juy 81. 1895. T0..,,,
PO-TP0NFNrNr
~ Ths Shove s1Is 10 gustp snsd g-tf
saiur-iav tts f-.s .astaaL "a
~ ~ 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-18
cEAnLEsrowM ACADEMY

iHNhE subscriber respectfully inforn. IN,
u PuoiiG IhaG The tr,I term II me Charie,-
town Academy for lhs years I rs s. 1u
eommsuee under new aud increased f.citi,
Las Tor instruction. ga Monday no 29d in.t
Ihts Institution vii De arrsns-d INTO iva
depart1usntA--mae and femal. rh.f.m.
department wilt % conducted IN a building
rsnots rum the male. oy Mr., TRANtN
= lady VI the aest standing ., al ,n.trlet.-s,
Sho vii leach, ~ addition TO the u.u.l
branches oI EagiIah education, Music. Dt1~.
sng and Painting.
The male department VII De rondYrie,I ia
the Academy building under the inim-,ftst
'uPsr'ntendsnee Of me Principal u ne Ars-
dsny. and hia associate teschsr from Cam
bridge Cnivers'ty, whose recommendation,
are % the highest ortsr Ia both t-eart.
msnts The cOurSe of study vii De a. ;foroas..
an'i extensive ~ mat pursued ~ The bel
Institutions u the kind "a the country corn
pris'ng The Lati1. Greek Frsueh. t,rrr,,o
spanish and italian iAaS Iage., Ls Matte
natcs. he different departments. sf L.
Sciences, with al TO Ordinary branchr, u
complete EHsh,h education
The Academy - iIrnsn-d with n -xrsI-
ent and complete Philosopher aud N.th.-
naucIi ipparitus. sud a sraurman veil
qualified - u The bfiice. F, sas.ssd Ia de-
liver regular course 81 Ieriur-s on Chem
'siry and N4iarsi Fhhosoyhy The Pr.r.o-
iress sili % as.is'st. a. occasion ma, -
4u're. b 'ue % ne teachers N tbs aas
department PirticIiar attention VIII 7s
p-'d TO preparing pupils. 40 M. ie,fr. 4
f"r en- sdssncrf shading % 80 Cgivsrsitv Of
7lrz'ota
The sgsSeis~t st,s1'.on vii % 2,.d n, N.
moral 1eporinent u me pupils md no 81.
fgrtS Vill De spared 10 eooJace 10 insir .om-
fort snd idvantlg- ir svsrv respect
The Town - situated 10 . osaut.fl ,na
hsaith! country. % zach aeesU , aos.
speedy and c1nvsnient ~ guiI-r,ae. AMI
esnsis. The subscriber ass tassn srs,t
pslns 10 plses no Aeacsny asou 81. rrr.-a,
iooung. ard IN conclusion Ne ~oud 1f.r
ne past 20 RS - ~ earnest o. bi. future
sudssvours 70 rspdsr ths iastf1t.an ,ae.
lusts 10 he Wsnts 1f insrai .sd -a -.t.
snsd community Ysry good 1oafs.ns r.,
b 1ah 81 So PER snn4.n
Tuition fes-iof ne CONS oa Engl..h ..5.
d,s., $40
For any = 10 languages. ~ sdd.uonsi
charrs u SO
~ pupil ~1l - rsesi,sd ~ Isss .has ne
term ~ 1ne session
TIE Jpsrsi ons u ne Fsna's dssss,n.,t
sdI co'p.nsues Ga me 8fu NsaIsy of SEA.
'-'nh-e stA JpSEP9 BOYDEV
cbsris''ow, august 10. 1898
RsFgaGseEs pr kssxandsr sir,.iA
hss Alsssndsr iooss D. 8 8 Cssnaf.
Ai'sirss ssans,fv T ns4.qsrtg isaac x
Q SsginsS. Aadtss sastss 3 e wpslax.
ioa. - 4. J srova. Es0grs.. cBuissio~s.
John EssnsdS Esq. I'D Rsv NJ Han
sss, saiiisors. Cen. ascoia5. go ~ Nm
tsa~i-y WssAinEsos ChY. asv william
PiunrisT. RishaonE Rsy ssptiaus Ts.toa.
I aivsrsiiy ~ vRussa-
- hsab-sg Gs-s.s # Lave. Ig~aas-
susg C~ssfs. sop-sfss spsuatsv 80 Wisesss-
Iv Gsgu1Gess, ssss sssry s1Asv SEA. ~ 49,.
49,. - asFk susf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-18

Prom our marrisgs notices II will appear
hat the precious material Of our county i,
attracting the attention Of capitalists from the
eNiremities Of these States Last week -s
published contract shich had been entered
into Tor SEs oy Gentleman from Mss,sslo-
PL This week ~e notice a similar engagement
by Gentleman from Massachusetts. Verify.
mo 'terner sex Of our own community must
De subjected 20 some mysterious spell, tina,
they will not avail themselves Of the glitter
ing prizes which sparkle before them. Re-
member, Gentlemen, that these living dia-
monds, like the prophetic leaves Of the sibvl.
are Increasing IN value as they diminish in
number Ye solit'ry and Iiseonsolate ones Of
the last century bsstir yourselves
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-18

BALTIMORE MARxEr
Fer "A. -,sk s-4ia< Fr,a., ,,..i,r. .,.,,., y

f'r 'As GEEK sslias Fr,dsy sveai-x, .iur-,f u
] sACoN--Ne,t-r, Ba-oa ha- atvanc-i
'ai-> 10 considerable sNisnt hayia, .,--a
mad" Throughout The ~erk AZ mann CENTS
/ '"' prime i"1s IL assoftsd A "a 4 !. -.,.f4
""d'i'S, as taken al - cents. l.a.dsr,
IRE urn Of these prices, a0d Antci yated a fur
I Their RE an prize
CATTLE Their, has been q far sunni,
81 beef on the hoof In the market TN. ~-. 4
and price, have rang-d frou ~ 81 ,o - 81
a. IA quality. About 100 head Il Hor, reach
ed ths market, sh,ch seru taken al = % a
~ IS.
FISH Limited sales Of No. N.~kervl n,
- per bot herrings have Teen m a lille
'suer ismaod-szies continue Ia Do mad. nj
- % for Va. |. and 81 Is for NJ. 2. rhsr,
acre No hspeciIOhs tina. xeek
FLOUR -H-pd Slys,L-rh. r--.ipt.
continue itsht, and tho market - rather mag
ave. The principal sales from stores. for
ir-,h' ar- making at s. 81, lots by rv,s,l or,
s. 50.
Guy -ddis Frs~--rhe las, cal. r-oor,,,, Il.
Us s. s7i Fresh ,ronpd I, led A. a.
ss'S.,A4"Ha Flour - Sales Of frvsh ground
ns7 IS per Dol.
Csr- -h'si We quote bills nj 81. and Abd,.
at 80 market drrn.
inspections foe the week ending On Thur
day evening. l.l55 bols ard 2Is half Dol,
besides ~ o6is- Rys Flour. lad l5l aois. Corn
Meal.
GkAlN--Whssf There i. no old What
al market, and the new crop come. IN uno.t
sparinsiy The whole receipts II the week.
~ computed, ar- scarcely enough To keep
single n'ii 10 operation The inf,rtnlt,on
Nh'eh Il dahy reaching Is. IN regard =. the
results actually realised ~ farmers. compel.
rs 10 ,PssA Of the crop not N a ,hor; one. oul
q, an actual failure. In noat of IN. ca..,
where the wheat helis have shown a hand
some SrOsth Of stalk and lu apparsuilv wall
hiied head. tho actual yisld has proved only
fourth TO uiird Of the alantitv Io.kst IL,
IAe 4isiaty also, 4, lar Interior 10 ,nS th,,.,
h-retoion- observed Tn this market our
prices Tor ne" reds take range Of 81 IS A
81 - per ou-hsi, as al guahty One parcel
sas so'd yesterday at 81 IS.
rr-sales of prime white NJ ell n y ctr.
1nd Of prime yellow At SO - cts
~, Sales of new crop, a. IN quality. st
D. loo cts. A consIderable parcel of Ger.
man vas sold at 81 O5
Oai'-We quote new crop At 70 IS cent.
and old at ga 10 cts
WuISKEY.--r The receipts ar. ,maIl-,b.
stock decreasing, and the market 6rn. Sale,
" hhds continue 10 oe made ut 90 cents. and
OF bhl- from stores at - a 40 cents. The
wagon price nf oo!s. - Is cents. exclusive of
the barrel. The inspection. Of The week com.
PRISE g hhds. add JIr bbls.
ALEXANDRA, Aug. -
FLU h.-stnce our last RI port there IN,
been few load, of new iour IN the market.
We quote as" NJ - 62i No sales from
storrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-18
DIED.

On Wednesday, the 10th instant, Mr. SAME
81 u srE"iaT, Of his county, aged .oout a.
years.
On Thnr'lay last, MlRGARLr ELLEN, lnfln,
daughter Of MIR. Abraham Vanhorn. Of this
town, aged 10 months
On thursday morning Iast, at the Flown
>pring. Mr., BARBARA >kIDCR. a lduy Of John
sander formerly r tas county. IN N. 6iih
year u her age. For the last twenty wear,
sic devoted her leisure hours To her Bible.
relying upon the Omnipuieut arm Of God, and
in The Tai assurance IT idmutlnce into The r.
Sions oi undN ins love, she resigned herself
calmly to sleep, ~hiie her ioyful SPIRIT ied ITS
iraii tenement Ia the Affections VI her only
child's family her memory vii long 1--we, and
The virtues u her .Iui siil De ever cherished
M the hearts Of those who could lppreciat.
them ltEiil &c cpnsoiing 20 her distant r-ia-
Avs as"e as ItVa, to those Who surrounded
her bed 'ide, that her end vas happy
"-iH0ihsr Ink =, sraksn."
Departed ,his lile,on he llth instant in The
3Oih year Of her sge. Miss PHEnE AM Mn.
liza, eldest daughter of Mr. samuel Miller Of
'hIs county Few persOns had ever a fairer
prospect Of hfs. Or stronger reasons Tor dss,r.
ING u. Like D Hover u the field, ,he ha, been
Crushed beneath the tread u Time. nod >. now
snherng amidst the shades and darkness II
he tomb, but the fragrance Of her nsmory
shall continue TO flourish "a the lf-r,t,n.te
recoileclIon II her associates ana friends ~
The days Of her youth she ~i.ely remembered
her tresior, ana consecrstrd The rnnrnin, al
her existence 10 iiis service. ind the nope Is
cherished nat ere ihIs her spirit has mingled
Nth the shining circle. ahich move m b-,-
veify harmony around The throne of t.od a ma,
Lamb Nay the berrsved friends % enabled
to s''s me rod and bless tie hand by y aich they
sru sfuhtsn
Religions ~ M clouds ohscurs.
But Der the Christians .oul
" sheds raiilncs calm snd pure,
Though temp~-t rpuud htm roll
HIs heart Bsv 1re.k meath ,orrovr's stroke
Bot % II afe-t ihril.
Like tnmnnd, shining sh-n they'rs broke.
That ray Fi.l izht q till 30
On Nondnv at iAsrs soa n Z n Doug
las-, 20 u this place. pged i've years
Near Csrtnviie lSdiana IN he 18th n
Iniy est, " NE ltth y-lr ~ her sgs. u a gui.
1'onary eonssi.apu,.a. shah shs bor- snb
Christina furutudr Mr. H,aaiEr BraaE
rifs u Bsaty r Burke formsriy ~ Hasysrs
Very Va ava daughter a NE ate John lace
son. u he sau.e 2laes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-18

JETJEH'os L,SD--In June lsst We noticed
ths sale u lot Of land which brought, At
public auction, go. We ind, by recent sales.
that our lands still MAINTAIN fair value. not
~dhs'andins the almost entire failure Of the
wheat crop. A tract Of land near Leetovn.
containing 200 acres, vas void few days ago,
at private sale, for So per acre. Another
tract Of SO acres, near shephsrd.,own. sold
fOs SIS per acre and another tract of u acres
about . miles east Of Charle.town, brought.
- public auction, on Mooday .asi. sd IS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-18
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