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An aged nan sat sieInne

Aa aged man sat signing
In lofty marble hail,
Where gotgeously the setiingtas
0f southern sun I'D fall,
The perfume Of the .'tfoVgfo'es
SaeyA DER ms brskNtain.
L. wok, NOT n has slu0ieftns mth'
1t energies again
And bear me hence. lie murmnfed,
ne saaShine is 100 bright,
The flowers arr all toe fragrant,
For nay spirits raylesS n'rht.
a rentlr WIND comes whispering DER
The oceans breast oil foam,
1t hath y sweet, hat mourniul voice.
Come horne 1t cries. come home
know tins land is lovely.
Il once made bright my dreams,
Bnt SIGH far Scoiland's glcns
Wild roots and rushing streams
The dreams that haunt my pilio" now
Seeak moi a Thee oh Rome,
They have aAaice, one only saiee,
Gonio houe At cries. come homo
Ilsiea to de nightingale,
A,uy oi II. sweet lay,
'rhe lIackbira sings much sNeacr
H. the eloMnmg lat away.
The Wild stratus of PRISON biid
tioatthoaeh thls marble dome
| know the burden 81 It's song,
Comc hour ID cries, come home
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NJ kS. BRADfiTE offers tor rent, her resi-
l'h denee on Diamond Hill, to which there is at
tached garden OF tao acres, well supplied with
vegetables aud fruit also fine spring
JuIN -
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT At rules held in the clerks
Office OF the circuit superior court OF law and
chancery, for the county Of Campbell, the first
Monday in June, 1896:
William d. Wren Plaintiff,
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June 20
ESOs9nO7lcIlpcul.

The settlement of the above accounts, is postpon
ed TO Tuesday, the 2nd day of August next.
b. SNDNOR, Com.
July IL VIA
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y CUP N-TVNIE,
NJ q CtRpER u
VI U. Z M nm II =
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE, Rocky M0Hht ! a.

CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE, Rocky Mount Ia.
The parties interested in the within decree, are
hereby notified, that have appointed "Wednesday,
the eth day of July next, to commence the state
nlent of accounts therein directed to be made, at
which time they required to attend at my Office,
with the violence necessary To execute the order OF
court. BEVERLY SYDNOR, JR.
Commissioner.
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July IL

VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the CIcL,s -,
flee OF the Circuit superior Conn of l.u 49,.
Chancery for the county OF Nelson, in the monll, :"
July. 1886.
Willis H. Wills Mayo Cabcll, and Robert II 1.
derson, late merchants aud partners tr,din. ~
the style and firm of Willis II. Wills X Co,
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02
Land aF EsMblir N0Ie.

May 10. is16 g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02
MARRIED,

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr..
Howell, MIR. PHILIr SnUrT, Of Shepherds
town, To Miss SARAH HEssEr, daughter OF
MIR. Thomas Icssey Of that place.
Ia Hagerstown, Md. on the 10th MAY, by
the Rev. MIR. Edwards, MIR. WnLIAa Jos, oi
Martinsburg, TO Miss LUCINDA FARSEswoRTu,
Of Jefferson County.
On Thursday the 18th May, in Clark coun-
~, MIR. STRorHER RIDcEwAI To Miss ASS
MARIA RouscH, formerly OF Berkeley
In lecsburg, on the 26th May, by the Rev.
George Adie, ALGEREoS S. GRAI. Esq. OF
Rockingham, TO Miss ASSA, third daughter OF
Richard II. Henderson, Esq.
Al Kinloch, Va. on the 18th May, by the
Rev. MIR. Lemon, DR.. JoHS =. FAuErLLEoY, Of
Clarke county. To Miss LAVNA y. TuRsER,
daughter OF Maj. Thomas Turner, Of Kinloch,
Pauquier county.
In Auburn, Cayuga county, y. Y. on the 9Th
May, by the Rev. William Lucas. Hon. WIZ
LIAM RossLLL, Of Mount Holly, New Jersey,
to Mrs. jazz 2. BsLoH,, late Of Georgetown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02
800 Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
II . night Of the 25ih April, q negro man
named NED, about six feet high, dark cop
per color, high cheek bones, the left one
consPicuously darker than the other--has a
scar on the right side Of his head, from q
wound recently healed. and another on the
left shin, from tho cut Of an are; his body
Is short for his ether proportions; walks
with his toes turned out speaks quick gene
rally; sometimes . little confused 10 his ar
ueuiatioD, is four or FIVE and twenty years
Of age; Is good WAGNER, and first-rate
farm hand Took with him nothing but q
drab great coat, bsides the clothes he wore,
which consisted of dark esssinst short
coat, domestic PaBtaloons. and eolorsd vest
! will give fifty dollars Tor the npprsben-
sion aud d'IrSry Of the ssid negro 20 me. II
taken ~ Virginia or within the District Of
COlumbia. OT one hundred dollars n taken
beyond those limits, aud secured so that
get him again.
THOS. AP &. JONES.
Mar Prospect flu. FsIJar eouniy. "a
May 8. lsJ6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02

BALTIMORE. Nav %.

BALTIMORE, May -.
CATrLE--There has been a fair supply
Of Beef on the hoof in market this week, and
price. have declined again. We quote to-iay
nj ssas 80. The price Of live ho,s has also
declined shade we quote at - 25.
FlSH.-A Sew hundred barrels Of shad
from North Carolina. the only parcel received
this season, were readily sold during the week
at DO for No. I, trimmed, and 3 30 for No. 2
trimmed. Sales also Of Susquchsnna ane Po-
somsc Shad at I'D dollars per barrel FOE No. l..
Herrings continue 10 arrive freely. Largo
sales have been made from the wharf nj - So
Per Dbl. for No. 1, on time. holders arc firm
nj this rate to-day. Mackcrel Is but little in
CURED fur-No. are held at s. 80 per bbl.
The inspections of the week comprise 6s2 bar
rels, and 81 half bbls. shad, and IL, 3lI bbls
and 50 half bbls- HerriDgs.
FLOUR-Ifo,c-rd Snsst-In the early part
OF the week sales from stores were made at
80 Jsta6 ~, but since then the market has a.
sumed more frmness, aud holders sre now all
asking g 30. The sales are not large The
wagon price continues steady at 6 -.
GUY Mil, ffsur.-A parcel Of 1000 bills
was sold few days ago nj 6 5O.6 6st, but
holders are now firm al GA.
Su'qushsnaa Ilow.-Sslcs at &C 5O-ln
better request
The inspections for the week ending on
Thursday evening, comprise the follow Ing
kinds and quantities, VIZ:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02
A CARD.

4NHE public are assured thai Doctor Grif.
- hthA NEGETABLE BALsAAIc Gus, or
PLAsrEH, has given the most complete end
perfect satIsfaction, ~ = remedy for pains.
lamensss, and weakness IN the side, breast.
aud back, OF any part Of the system where.
Vsf Il has been introduced, aud has super
seeded the use Of every other strengthening
Plaster, wherever iis virtues hsve become
known.
u has likewise proved itself 70 be On sx-
esllsnt snd eaectual remedy for Rhsums-
tsm and COrns upon the feet ~ proof Of
which. nOthing further need b. sdduesd than
the fsei that upwards Of - 900 rolls of this
Plaster have been sold during the past sea-
son, upon the sea-bosrd 10 the middle aud
northern States.
The sGlictsd cannot hsstste % give Il
trial, shen they are Informed that tie maGu.
factuFeT pledges himsolf. ~ every case o.
tste back she Plaster. and refund the mo
Bey, " u should not b. found % sasuer Hs
recommendation.
Just received. and Tor sale By
JOSEPH q. NAYS, Hsypsrs- Fsyrv.
Avn
HAYS 4 HIGGINS. Shspkr4so,r-
June q 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02
IMPORTANT SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
AZ uarpers-Eerry, Virg,a

An the first day of June next the under
~ signed az special commissioners, appoint
ell by decree Of the Court 81 Chancery. will
expose, at public sale. 10 the highest bidder,
on the premises, the following highly ,aluahl.
LOTS m the town Of iiarpers-ferr,. m the
County Of Jefferson and State of Virginia, part
OF the real estate OF James Is. Wager, Esq.
va:
No. l. A vacant lot 60 feet front and bind
ing about CA feet m depth on the abutment of
the viaduct connecting tho Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road with the " inc hester and Potomac
Rail Road
No. =. A lot with AN old frame warehouse
on 1t, near Ia and fronting on the same street
A. No. j, ~ feet with present depth uf about
CA feet.
No. }. A lot on the same street 43i feet
lront, and saIne depth ~ and >, With good
dwelling house Of Stone. These lots are
susceptible Of further extension indefinitely IN
depth 10y walling into the Potomac river
No. I. A lot fronting the L. y. Arsenal 90
feet 10y about $50 feet, binding ON a cruss
street. On this lot are erected the spaciou,
frame building, occupied and knosn As io-
tel for the last 81 Years.
No. s, 6, I, :, ., 10, IL, vacant lots on
the Aforesaid cross street, varying in front
from ~ feet 10 37i feet. and running back
from l20 to 300 feet 20 alleys.
No. II. The new manson house, with n
large garden lot about l2O by l4O feet.
No. - II II. Vacant lots on Shenandoah
street, 3-l feet and ~ feet by about 80 feet
No, IL & lG. Two lots Il by - and 81 b,
90, with comfortable dwelling houses OF
frame.
The town of IIarpcrs-Ferry Is situated al
the confluence Of the Potomac 4 Shenandoah
ri'er>, and at the casteumost outlet Of uhe
great Valley of Virginia. contains about 1000
inhabitants, - t,ie seat of the L. y. Armory,
and ENJOYS water power on the two rivers
almost without limit. In addition To it, nai,l-
raj advantages, Its importance a. place al
trade, will be immensely augmented by the
great public works, which now connect II
with the City Of Baltimore and the District Of
Columbia on the one hand, and the fertile
valleys Of the Potomac and Shenandoah. and
the Coal region of Cumberland on the other,
Viz the two Rail Roads above mentioned and
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Some uf
the lots now 10 be- sold, are in immediate con-
neNIon Sith these works, aud the Others in
and near 10 the centre Of business.
II Is rarely that capitalists have 80 desirable
an opportunity for investment and speculation
a. that now presented Ia them.
inc safe VIII oc made on The premises on
the Jay above named, and will be continued
from day 10 day until completed
The terms are one third IN hand-the re-
naming two thirds ia two equal payments in
and IL months, the purchasers To give bonds
for the deferred payments, TO be secured 10y
Withholding the title until all the purchase
money shall have been paid.
ANDREW KENNEDY,
JOS. L. DAUGlIERTY,
Commissioners.
IarlrsIn,.u Lei
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02
Opeqwom vssoIIen Factory

Vl>iiE undersigned having rented ne above
II establishment one miic from Smith6eld.
are nov ready Ia receive WOOL, 60 bc
carded or manufactured into any kind Of STUFF
that may lie ordered by customers.
Wool may H. left At Mr. "a. ksycs' Store,
Charic>to~n. where the Rolls will be return
cd once week. The, have IN tlseir employ
a hrSt-ratc hand. AMI hope, b, ,ir,ct attention
To- business, To merit a share ~ patronage.
They VIII pay The market price. m cash. for
Wool. GRANTAAM A RkRNs
We take this opportunity to return oar
u''"A' I" the public. for tho encouragement
~h"h Ne have received In our Milling con
oer"' we viii continue 10 grind Wheat ai
'ne usual rates Of toll--sDd ~ hen desired, send
on AMI make r"tnrns 20 our cusL,mers. We
viii also purchase Wheat. for which ". will
pa, cash a a
April 81 ls36.-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02
Total

TOTAL S9,S 9bl
Besides SOS bbls Rye Flour; Is bids aud
216 bbls. Corn Meal.
GRAIN Hheai-Wc have no sale, Of Ma
ryland wheats tn report, and We know Of none
at market since Saturday last; then n parcel
OF prime red was sold at 81 Al. A sale of
Susquehanna Wheat was made day or two
ago at 40 per bushel. A parcel Of 1000
bushels Dantzic white wheat, received via
London, was sold at | 81. The English wheat,
about $4,000 bush. has been put into store.
COrH.-on Monday, sales OF gooI wh,te
were made at 73c., and Of yellow at &c. On
Tuesday the market declined, and sales have
since then been made at 80 cents for white,
and at 73a74 cts. for yellow.
RW.-We quote at about % cts no sales
for a day or two past.
Osi'-We quote Virginia at i0allc.; Ma
ryland at i3c., and Susquehanna at Asa I1c.
Ciovsr,ssd-No change-store price s. ~
To IS, aud wagon price 81 2Jai 374.
Fiar'ssd.-Storc price tl 80, and wagon
price 33..
HIDEs.-A lot of 100 La Plata Hides was
sold this week at l4ic. months. We also
note the sale Of 400 Laguayra at ia cts. on
time.
PR0vlSIONS.-Sm sales Of Mess Pork
at t23 per bbl. We hear Of no change in the
price OF Beef. Western Bacon has declined,
but the market is very unsettled. Sales of as
sorted have been made during the week at I I
To l2c, and the article was offered this morn
ing below IL cents. The inspections comprise
- bbls. Beef; Dbl bblS. Pork, o. kegs Butter,
and ~ kegs Lard.
WIilSkEY.-Thc market continues dull,
and transacuans are limited. Sales Of hhds
at 33ic. and now dull at that price. Sales Of
bbls. at 34a35c. and not much inquiry at pre-
sent. The wagon price of bbls. is 3Oa3l cts.
The inspections Of the week comprise 2JG
hhds. and sl2 bbls.; Of which 233 hhds. and
ID bbls- were from the Susquehanna.
ALENASpRIL. MAY %.
Enthusiastically the price Of Flour
was &C 25 = -
GkAiN.-We reduce our quotation Of the
prices Of Oats aud Corn from wagons 60 cor
respond with the present value. Oats -, and
Corn o. 10 cts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02

Gen. Scott issued an Order from ST. Angus
tine, on the 18th Of May. in which he rebuke.
the dmidity Of the citizens Of Eastern and
Middle Florida, and ascribes most Of the dis
asters to general panic which pervades the
country. He details some instances Of shame
full inbecility and cowardice, and shows that
in most cases . mere handful Of Indian. had
alarmed . whole neighborhood. tie further
says:
at Is evident that no General, even with
extensive means, can cure a disease In the
public mind, 30 general and so degrading, with
out some little effort on the part Of the people
themselves. Thus the planters ia the recent
case near Tallahassee, Who hed without know
ing whether they ran from squaws or warriors,
ought firSt TO have aseertained that material
fact II they had turned upon the enemy, they
would have found the case within the easy
compass Of any three or four resolute masters,
simple and manly course. That adopted was
to hy. To spread the panic, and throw exc
erations upon the General who has the mis-
fortune TO command q handful Of brave troop.
IN the midst Of such . population"
This order Of Gen. Scott has created great
disastisfaetios amongst the citizens Of ST. Au-
gustine. and pablic meeting was called on
the subject, which was to have been held on
abe 18th Of May. We have not AScertaincd
the character Of the proceedings.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02
Trust Sale.

NV virtue 81 the authority vested in me
~ by deed Of trust. executed by Waiter
b. Seiby. Zoe the bese6t % John Wy.oos.
dated December J0th, I~26, aid duly re-
corded " the Clerks Office of jefferson
county, shall expose 10 public sale. 10 the
highest bidder. for cash, before the door u
DANIEL Enu@r's tavern, b. shepherdstoWp.
on saturday t,s -,h Day Of June next,
- Lot or p0rCSi Of Lead,
Containing p scrss. roods. and Ia poles
eng part q the tract conveyed a. sbove.
This land adipias The land n Conrad feckii.
der Moler, and other-. within one nile and
bali u shspbcfd.tYua
LEWIS . WYsONG, Trustee
MAJ :. t~1G IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02

The ships Victoria. from Havre. LIST
May. and England. from Liverpool. LIST
May. have also arrived at New York.
The convention between Russia and
Turkey has been settled. Turkey is
to pay Russia 5000 Turkish piasters
by the latter end Of August. and Rus
sia on her part 10 to evacuate Silcstria.
The cotton market was in a languid
state. and had declined from 3 to 5
confines, according to quality.
Bali. finer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02

We hear much slang urged against the
wings, On account Of their "double-shotted
ticket" Tho succession party have very con-
venient memories. Do they forget that Con.
jackson obtained the vote Of North Carolina
an 1924. BY coalition with the friends Of kr.
Adans' Mr.. Crawford bad the largest vote;
Jet by The jackson and Adams "double-.ho,-
Ted ticket" Mr.. c. (,be Irregular democratic
caucus ssndidate') wss thrown in the rear
OF beth, and Gen. JseksOn's boasted plu-
raiisy Us over Adams) was obtained.
We shall take occasion, in cue season. 10
expose the scheme Of transferring the vote Of
Virginia foF Vice President from Judge Smith
90 Col. Johnson. The cant about the ''dou-
ble-shoited ticket" comes with an III grace
from the "nOn-eommittai" party.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02

FoREiGE.-The packet ship Napoleon,
arrived at New York, brings London and Ii
'erPool dates To the Goth April. The cotton
markc, Was declining; bank stock has also
declined.
There seems 10 be now no doubt Of the in
ter,enUon Of England and France, in behalf
Of the Queen Of Spain, In her struggle asains,
Don Carlos.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02
Trust SaIe.

nv virtue Of deed q trust, executed b.
~ MJsu = Cleveland 10 the undersixned.
Coz The bofeht % John D. Watts, uhioh deed
Of record 90 The clerks Ofics Of Berke-
ley county, shall proceed 70 sell. for cash.
ou the PREMISE, on Thursday the ~ day 81
Juas, 2 HOUSES AND - LOT or
LAND. situated 81 Buuksrs-i iiii BsFk sisy
county one Of the houses - q substantial
tvo story stone building. and b.. been here
iofose occupied - store, ssd s 60 excel
loot siand for The Mercantile business.
The sbo.s property q again offered f0F
sale. % consequences Of former Purchaser
aOt having eou,Piisd With The tsras. such
title 81 u vested IN The usdsnigDed as tGus-
Zee, VII! Be Aads 70 re purchaser.
sAM'L. STONE, nssiss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02

The Staunion Spectator says we are right
IN our recollection as 10 a speech delivered by
Gen HAaHissH. some time before he was n
candidate fOr the Presidency, in decided con-
dennation Of the schemes Of the Northern
AoOlitionists. The editor promises to furnish
. copy Of the speech referred To.
Accounts from Pennsylvania Indicate ra-
Pid advance Of The popularity Of Gen. Harri-
son in that State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02
STRAY Mare.

STkhED from the re.idence Of the sub.
~ scr'b-r, near Bunkers- Han, Berkeley
county. oo the lst Of April last. q SoRREI.
MAKE, With four white f.et-heavy name
and long isIl-sbout Is hands bigh-5 year.
old, and has star "a her forehsa d A re-
ward of $40 will be given To any person - ho
Will deliver safely 20 me said mare, or >e-
cure her 30 that shall get her as ain; and
a., information concerning her will be
thankfully received She was seen about 4
days sfer ,he left me ia the nsighborbo..J Of
the Nhi'e-House, and it Is probable .he i,
siili some~h here III that me- ighborhood
WIN HOLIDAY.
Bmnkrr.. Hill NAV IL Islh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02
DIED.

On Friday morning the Goth May, in the Goth
year Of hn age, william MoENsoS, Esq. Of
Berkeley county.
On the 2lst May, in the Goth year Of her
age, Mrs. SusAsSAH GRASTHAN, consOTt Of
Capt. william Grantham. Of Berkeley.
On Saturday the DIST ult.. CARoLISE MAR-
cAREr, iRfant daughter Of hr. william A
Carter, Of Frederick county, aged | ] months.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02

THESoUrH.-we are overwhelmed with
details from tho Southern country, and fear
That IN attempting to keep pace with passing
events, We shaii place our readers in the same
% many sceeunts Of Indian ssyrcssiou., and
% many variations Of The rsIian victory, that
ws arc perfectly bewildered. We gather
from the msss. however, that the Greek In
dams are beat on further mischief, and that
additional horror will DO Inflicted upon the
people Of The frostiers, in spite Of all that can
well b DONE And We are now confident ,h.,
the Mexican tyrant Is really captive, and
that the Affairs Of Texas arc in q cheering con-
dtioa.
Gen. Scott has written 10 the War D,par,-
msnt, under date Of the lith May, giving nm
account Of his movements and Of the difficult
ties he has had to encounter. He had been
much indisPosed. Gen. scoa complain. Of
extraordinary and dissraceful delinquency"
on The part Of an "expedition entrusted TO
Major Reed" and il We may judge from the
general tone Of his letter. other officers under
his command have also incurred his displea-
sure. Indeed, he says, in plain terms, that
associated with such officers and men, no
mans honor 10 safe. An oct Of sheer coward
ice is supported BY ss leas, two distinct false
hoods"
Gen. S. concludes his communication by the
following paragraphs, 10y which, a, well as
the foregoing, it will be seen that he is no, in
clined patiently to bear all the blame Of fail
urs-
81 must again repeat, that although be-
iisve that 900 or fewer regulars might easily
beat the whole Of the Seminole warriors. n
tAsy eo~id stsad, yet at least 5000 of the best
troops are required 10 finish this war.
] have written the foregoing, sick and in
haste In few days I hope to be we'll again,
when ] shall attempt 10 give succinctly the
causes which have defeated my operations, the
first Of which is the late day on which was
ordered to Florida"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02
.9fscmfiom, Cnr0Iru.
RoLTINd CLOTHS.

EUST received, large supply Of BOLT
a. ING CLOrIiS'of a very superior quail
~, which, added TO my former stock. ena-
bles me 10 offer a better assortment Of the
article than has before been IN this market.
aud at reduced prices. All orders from mil
lers aud Others viii DC partic ulsrly attended
TO. JON. JANNEl.
Alexandria, 5 mo. 10, IsJ6 jim
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02
Notice.

A n Election will be held nj Carriers Ho.
IA tel, Charlesiown, on Monday tho 2Uth
June, for Directors TO the Smith6eid. Charles
town and HarPcrs-ferry Turnpike Company
EUF-A meeting of the Directors, on the
morning of the General Meeting u requested
and Is deemed important
y. W. LACkLAND, PrsH.
Nav ~, 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02
Notice.

a DEMONSTRATION Of the estate Of
IN Samuel e. Peck, deed, having been
granted to me, notice - given To all persons
indebted to said estate. that pay meDt must
be made to ule or 10 oDe Of my late deputies
THOMAS BUCK,
Late Shsrig If frederick CouRiy
MAY 10 I-lG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02
sPORrING INTkLLIGEnCE.
JEFFERSON RACEs.-The first a.

JEFFERSON RACES.-The first day.
race, sweePstake of 900 entrance, -four
entrics,) was won by Mr.. Duvalls Sir Charles
coffin two heats. Mr.. Abell's Star I'LL, was
the contending nag.
The track Was excessively heavy from the
late rains.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02

Cipgus, by Mr.. Bells horse tadulry. We
perceive. was the successful cOmpets,OF Tor
the proprietOr's purse 81 $500, on the third
day. racing over the Central Course, near
Baltimore. Bumpsy, one Of John Riehar,iss
eoits, the next day won the Jockey club pur,s
q 5000 over the same COURSE Hia. w
eIAii will also be perceived that Csmsiiei,
BY Industry, has again been q winner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02
NaTHCRa

81 Rev 5. TUsroS Will preach IN he Pre-
bytsrian Church in Chariesiovn, on sunday
next. AZ II O'Clock, A.M
~ Elk Branch, on the sams day. Al hall
past ,, Pm.
AID IN The Free Church At Harpsu-Ferry,
90 the same evening. 81 Pm June 2