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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

BALTIMORE MARKET.


Fsr iae rssk sai'as fSiasy evs.isg. Ssps- ..
cATrLE--The supply Of beef on the hoo
= kept up, and thit week further reduction
IN prices has taken place. We how quote q
% 80 81 50. Hogs have become rsihel
50 GA.
COffEE.-The market this week has beer
excessively dull. few small parcels Of Ric
sold al liz ~ cents, aud one OF two parcel,
OF n. Domingo st ia cents.
FEATitERS--Western are without changs
viz. SO cents per 10.
sH-We hear OF no sales Of Mackercl
Herrings are dull nj former prices.
Hseard direct foar.-In conse-
qnence OF the limited receipts Of How ard street
uour, the market for this description has be-
come unsettled. and we find Il difficult To make
q correct quotation. Early in the week sale.
from stores were made al g a 9 IS; since
then prices have d,anced, and to-day small
lots are selling at 50 so q 50 IS. Tho wagon
price through the week Was Ss IS 50; TO-
day an advance on the latter rate u offered
City .hhi' fsw The stock Of thi. deserip-
ton Is very light. Holders generally ask 40,
though some refuse TO sell under 50 so.
Sssqrsiaaas -four None in m ,rket
Corr ~ssi.-Limited sales Of hhds. nj 900
and Of bhls. at 81 ga.
Inspections for the " eek ending on Thursday
evening. 2,4i2 bbls. and sc half barrels, be.
aides rs bbls. -four from frederirksburx, Va
lib bbls. rye -four, and i06 barrel, corn meal
GRtIN-HAss,.-Su Supplies continue ex-
tremely small. In the beginning Of the week
sales Of reds were made at 81 n 80 IS. for In
icrior To fair lots. but prices have since fallen
about 10 cents per bushel. Sales, which arr
difficult To effect, were made yesterday and to-
day Of inferior to good reds al 81 90 a 90 10
lot OF new white wheat was sold this morn
ing at 80 i2i.
Cora.-In consequence Of the scarcity oI
coas'ng vessels. corn y very dull Of sale. We
quote white at 80 \ - cents, and yellow at 80
IS cents.
RW-Has advanced a litile--we quote il a,
81 02 81 05.
Oat-Are scarce and much wanted. Sale.
yesterday and To-day at IS n sc cts
LEATuER.-The stock Of leather IL YER,
light and the article in good demand. We
correct our rates TO conform to the advanced
price at which sales are making.
BACoN.-Sales Of good lots Of assorted
Western bacon were made during the week n
l2i cents, but holders now refuse to sell a
that rate, and ask IL cts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
Sept. IS. 1886.
VIRGINIA, To WIT.

VIRGINIA, To WIT.
AZ Rules holden IN the Clerks Office Of the Cir
suiI Superior Court OF Lag anil ChAncery IOr
Jeicrsoh County, the frsS Mondsy 10 Srplem-
Der. 1886:
John II. Hayden. PLAINTIFF.
AGAINST
Ehfabeh .qUss lriGi0Ts aud reifcf Of Robert 8pis.
decd. Betsy Ellen .fUis. Virginia Mating
Ton .frfs, .sfIry .iuis, y oily ~ Dearing and
Sarah has lsife. late Sarah UasLbuIn. Jlars
CopetGHdG ad SHsaH he lsi|e late Susan his.
and I'm ID. Pie'al aud HIM .iaksms, Er'rs
Of Robert .ivis decd, D.e sad Befsy Elen
Virginia Huntington, -fllrg, Sarah, and
!STsav. bang children and. 1)lrs Of sad Ro-
oeTf .ftgf, dceedsed, DEFESDASTs,
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendants, James Copeland sad Susan
his vile, not having entered their appearance,
Hnd given security accordisg 10 the act Of sssrm-
bly, aud the rules OF this court; AID IL appearing
by sAisisc,ory evidence ,hst they arr no, iahsbi
tan,s Of this country: u IL ordered That the ssi,I
~ PENDANTS do sPpvar here on the eighth day q
the next term, aud sasver the bill ogIl piainti,
ard that copy Of this order he forth 9th Inserted
10 some newspaper Published 10 Charlestous. Tor
,Wo months susees>,ssly, aud pOstr, II the from,
door of the eOurI-bouse ia the said town Of
CbsrlestOvn. A Copy-Tese
ROBERT 4. BROWN,
sept Vs. 1886. Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

The Directors Of the Chesapeake
Bank having satisfied tia Treasurer Of
the State Of Maryland for the Western
Shore. that they have $3.50, 600 in gold
and silver are now issuing their notes.
The larger denomination Of these are
ornamenied with The heads oi Daniel
Webster snd Charles Carroll OF Car.
rollton, the smaller denomination have
the head Of the President and Vice
President engraved upon them.
BAH. ChyoB.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

NHE Commissioners of the school Fand ZOE
- the county ~ Irfrrson. are required bt
lsw 10 meet - ihr Court lIouse Of The county
on the h''rd Monday u Oe'Obsr. being s0uft
dsy.
The teachers employed BY the Comrbissioners,
sre requested to elpse their accounts up 20 the
SHh day a hepivn.bsr. chen the yer frr
Witch The prrseoi Commissioners srr appointed
oil etp,rr, and - prrs-ni them sworn 20. snd
18th CafnnissiOpeT's orsivr. % the Tfrasur,.r,
on ~ beipre the sreond FRIDAY, shes, b. vill
s,tsnd 10 ChsrlsaosH. for thr purpose ~ psyins
them OF Tesebevs eegirriins this r.quis,iio,..
will M b. enitlrd W hsfe their aerouais sllosrsl
ii'e following yer. The i.s frquifrs the Cow
missionrrs 70 slOte their Lusintss snd rsport %
20 ihHi tive. JOHN YATES.
SEPT rs, 1855. Trras'r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
FOR THE FREE PRESS.
To the members of The jefferson Jockey
(yi,lb

Quo.
GENTLEMEN-You have established
reputation for the Jefferson Club. by
your admirable rules and liberal purses,
which will attract more strangers and
horses to your next meeting than were
probably ever congregated at any coun.
try course in the United States. II
becomes you then, 10 make every pos
able effort 10 maintain your high stand.
ing, which can be easily done, If every
member will come forward, like a geo.
tlemsn, and fork up bis subscription
The large Purses that are given this
year, the havoc that death and removal
from the county makes m our numbers,
reqsire that there shall be no delaul-
tiers.
The way TO prevent the evil is this:
Let there be msmberS Tickets 20 the
field and Club Room struck oil. and
distributed by the Treasurer 10 each
member as he pays has subscription.
without that Jet them be excluded from
ell the privileges Of membership. and
not be known from TON, Dick. OF
Harry" But do not Jet the thing SOP
here. Let al delinquenis Be parranf.
81 iof their subscriptions. and they will
hnd that the article they signed when
they became members, - 90 worded.
That they cannot escape by that miser-
able plea TO which men sometimes re-
sort when they ere lost 10 alI sense OF
honor and h0Nesfy. By examination
Il will be found also that there wss no
provisO made Zoe q bod crop Of r6saf
A MEMBER.
P. Sis II altogether right, Tor the
admirers Of the Tur. who enjoy lhe
spoSt made BY the liberslity Of othor
gentlemen, to withhold their name.
from The subscription lisil II costs bot
SO per snnum. which pays for en-
trance at The gates, dining with the
Club every Day, &c. &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
EBenjamaIn N. snoose,
CoBpersauiA. Tn. Piqfs. and Slssf Irou
.Mannf1rfnrlr.

CoppersaHfA Tn. Pigfs. and S6ssf Hos
.Naaufacfarsr,
81 EsPEcTFuLLY infofas the siilrsos ~
, Hsfpsrs-F' ~ sd Ne gabiis rsssFsi.
IT, tssi BE has tskse ias sAop fDFnsFly g.
esPisd ~ Ayiias d hogts ss = ailsessaiA
shoP, NssFe eaa - foasd ~ 80 tiaaes . Sea
efai sasofiaspt % si artieiss is ne Toe sf
Copper, Tin. sad shssf lfoa Ware So .
slso ~ Pafst - saessto ~ srssss n 90
lins ~ EsTs spogiing an6 aoofinE. FspsirinE
-iii's so iheig sppsfstgs. 80 80 hinas ~
ia 0afe. ~ sofk shaii ~ eel does sd
q he stuftesi oofics e. Fsasobsbis tarn,a.
These y Eaol ~ ssy sfiieis - his liss sfs
Fsspeeifuiiy solieltss - cell 50 aiisaison
- husfrsss 80 sErfiions ~ Fiesss siii ~
hcPes. tsnlrs ~ sbun - lhs gsbis -
uqaags.
SEA &. fs7s-A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
LESpIp cAriIAlal

Besides many Of $500. $50. 100, he. 60.
Lowest prizes 500.
Tickets only $40, halves 10, qusrters s.
Certi6esies Of packages Of % whole ticksIs,
S26O-shsTes IA proportion.
FOR tickets aid shares IN the above splen-
did Lotteries, address
ID. s. GREGORY & CO .Msn~rsvs,
Successors 10 Yates & M'Ihtyrs.)
NAsHsHsroH CITT, D. Q.
sET- Orders from distance promptly at
tended 10, and the drawing ssnI ~ soon ~
over.
September I, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
VALUABLE
FIRM FOR S.9KE.
Sept IS. 1886.


.YiNG 10 the County Of Jefferson. vir-
"a gins, near Le@toSn. adjoining the
lands OF Neasrs. Lowndes, Dahdridge, and
others. The ShePheTdstown and WInchss-
ter turnpike passes through the same, aud
IS within three miles Il The " iuc hester and
HsrPcrs-Ftrry railroad az Cameron. depot.
The tract contains 22i acres Of prime land -
The soil - IiBestoDs, and equal 90 any other
Tor the gfoSh Of wheat, corn, Ge; about
20 acres 81 which - heavily clothed witb
oak, end other timber. The cleared lsnd
- conveniently divided OF INTO eight fields
sod three lots, from each o. uhich EASY ae.
cess - had 70 constant. pure. running vaisf
Above one hall % the farm u row cell set
~ clover. The buildings ere hsndsomsly
shus'ed near the centre ~ the farm, with
btautiul end commanding view u the
same snd the neiEhbourhOod. consisting Of .
large two Iiorg stone Dwelling House, elAis
bat neatly finished, kHehsn, sboks-hou.s
Concern. stone. s~isheF Barn, and Sta
elifg, sHd ell other buiidinss oouu,oo On
fsFm. meiuiibg q spfng-hoass. whh %.
fsf-iaiiing Spriug resf the Daelllas; aad
also en- ~ Dseiliag-house and srailA.shop.
GA TIE tufnpiks.-- There is 81 sbaadsnss %
simosi 81 ibs Kinds % fruit which grow IN
~ 'ituietHt mfNHh"A n EFare yafd-=-N is
sfssisd ia = nsiehbWhooi q rsnssel soess.
y, Churches. ssboO's. Zoe Ne fsrn.l AHl.,
&c. ke
Fos terms (shicb ell BE- aeeomnsSs,lse,
apPiy 70 The sasscF'bsf living o. TIE sans.
have hts~iss for sale Trset ofLAeD
siipaied N ne county u Bsfksisy. fsbout
three miles vest u shero I now iiss,l 90
Mode Cfett, one snd half miles est II
buth'csi0wn, eonisi1ng rs sores u slsts
lsnt, eiEhf aefrs u shirh 10 prise bottew.
snd nsafif one han cell slothsd unA tiul.
hrf % shieh there q r hoDginx WFi. Sac
Mil, 80 isrgs buiiiing sitschef buiit 10
snd oceupist 81 tisialsry. ssisA sssta
80 snsssf cell So fsef - h aosl8 b.
hFsi-fsis piaes fof . tsa gsrs. fsiiins nHl.
ur sey other paFp.ss gsqfirinr tmsr ester
goPsf There d sls0 . es.aforfsbis assiiisr
houts, kiichsn. 80 ofhsr oai-hsusss Ths
Iefms - aboye. WM. g. BBaNs.
ALSO.
4 His - sspestas fIssA busni LlAsE g.
sais. RoR
ssyt Is. issA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
Sept. Is, Isa6.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At Rules holden in the Clerks 0fice OF the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry FOR Jefferson county, the frat Monday
in September, 1886.
John Singleton, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
John .hyrrs, DDHei Ka5ie. doimininisirofvr Of
DlnieI Eabie The cider. deceased, aud Jarncs
W. heCpdy. Dolphin D,e1S. Leonard SUD
Ter. eTecaor Of Joia Buetmaster, deed me
said Nc Curly. Drelv. and Buckmasfer being
ssoini'es ne sGid DiRisI Rabie. as aliunis-
TRAITOR afIresaid, aud Jleob Ka6Le, John Ka5le,
SinTei Ka6ie, Jams Ka6ie, Uigiam Kable,
BeijdIIiH KIbie, Elizabeth Berry, (uridsIv, J
tate Elizabeth Kable. children efLle said Daniel
KabIr. dee'd and Join Cham6erl,IiA and EG.d
he ls,fe, iaie Eliza, Heihfrvsh. Mary H1afsohI,
aud Samuel H-idlssh children ef.ifarSarcs 40
BE. affcr.rdr,is Margaret HeldsroM, and Mary
Joi,IssH. rSidsg Of John Johnson, Iormeriy .iiary
KabLe. he smd .iLtrgarrf and Mary Dang aiss
eAiGren Of sGld DIaiei Kdbie,
DETESDAxrS,
IN CHANCERY.
TIE defendants Jnenb kabIe. Samuel KAble.
James ks3le, Benjamin KabIe, Elizabeth Berry,
widow,) Mary heidwOhl, Samuel Hridwoll,
and Mar, Johnson, widow OF John Johnson, no,
having entered their appearance, and given seeu-
riy seeording To the set Of assembly shd the
rules Of this court aud il appearing by sat,s-
factor, evidence that they are not inhabitants
at this country; Il 10 ordered, 1hst the
said defendants do nppear here on the eighth
day OF the DtXt term aud snswer the bill Of
tbs plaintiff, aud that . copy Of this order be
furthvith inserted ia some newspaper publish
ed in ChsrlesV,~n. for two months sueeesa,eIy.
add posted 1t the front door Of the court-bouss
IN the said town Of Chsriestovn.
Copy-reNr.
ROBERT L. BROWN
Sept. IS, 1886. Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

a FIVE dollar note. purporting 70 be
Of "fie Bank Of GsOrRsfOwn. Disiyief
Of CoiHnbia," was shown 10 us on Sat-
urday, a. having been received by a
person IN business in this city ~ a
genuine note. There has never been
aoy such Bank in the District. Ira
ders and markeimen should keep q
sharp lookout Tor The authors 81 such
irauds.-yNtf. IaE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

N oltswa. ili On Wednesday, en- ~ Jans
by tie Rev. So Clair. Mr.. wmLaa 7 BEs-
EETF, u Springfield, 90 formerly q tsfsrson
eounty, W. 10 Aiss RassecA J. Rosears, d
Oitasa. formerly q Harrisburg, Pa
On TbursSsy, the ia Instant. By ne Rev.
Alsx- Jones'. NJ. oHoass GLssspozs " MIS-
Rt1BAnsFs SHFTu.
o. saa2sy. ne en- iastsns By Ne ssae. Ne
ARYHua Mare 70 Mrs esnAH FaiEa. aii Q.
uih eoanty.
On Tues1sy lea, ~ ne Rev ~. -
~. 1szs fiseEs - Mlas hsass Bs4spsg, 10
- fhs ssssty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
.Mra. Chnrloffe HILL.

VOU are hereby notified, thst on the
ii thirty-hFst dsy nfOrtob-r next. NondHy.
between tie hours of Q 4. VI and y VI. on
sid day. - the Residence u Henry Sirider, IN
the epuuty ~ Nssoa. Virgins. shall iEke che
Deposition of Henry Striher sbirh I shsll offer
20 evidence 10 suit nov depending IN the Cir
cult Superior Court ~ isS and Chsnecry foF
Jefferson county ia which am PisinliG and you
and others are Defendants.
Yours SAMUEL STRIDER
Sept IS, 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
FOREIGN GRAIN MARKET.

A Liverpool letter Of 9Th August says
Further sales Of Foreign Wheat in
bond have been made at 4.6a 5 per 40
lbs. to some extent, and several parcels
Of sour flour have been taken at DIS. a
% per barrel. The weather is now
very fine for the harvest, just com
menced in the South, which has check
ed the improvement in the corn mar
ketS."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

ExPUSGING.--we understand that the
resolution, declaring that there DO no spirit
Gus liquors allowed in the preparations Of the
day" for The Military Barbecue. to be holden
on Saturday next ss Leetown, has been Er-
Psagsd, A to the usds, cpsrsmR we have
not been Informed, but we presume Il will
be done 10 the real Joe Watkins, Bentonisn
style. BY "drawing black lines around it,"
As far as we can learn. the members of the
different companies consider Expungiog in this
instance perfectly Constitutional.
Mr.. Redman, Of smith6eld, b to furnish
the Dinner. at so cents per head. His Bar
will be supplied with the choices, drinks, and
he who practices most at il will do Il upon his
own rs'poasibity"
e. We are requested to state that the eiii-
zens OF the county, or adjoining counties, are
NOT excluded from attending the Barbecue,
If they think proper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
THE TRUE sRIRIT.

r. r. Column, Esq. Of Petersburg, one Of
The prominent and active leaders Of the Ad-
ministration party in that region, being una
bic clearly TO understand Mr.. Van Burens
sentiments In respaet to the power Of Congress
over slavery 10 the District Of Columbia, ad-
dressed him two letters, requesting an e.
Plicit avowal Of his course In case Of the pas
sage Of an act BY Congress i--whether the
South might rely upon the interpOsiiion Of the
Veto. To these letters, Mr.. Van Buren, has
not dsiSDsd TO make any reply whatever-nO,,
perhaps. feeling himself perfectly "safe" In
taking decisive ground-and Mr.. Collier has
accordingly. like a man Of true spirit, re-
nounced the Don-eommittal" candidate.
Any man OF ordinary discernment, who h
NOT willing TO be duped, must have perceived at
once that Mr.. Van Buren, designed 10 satisfy
inquiries on this head but imps,fssiiy, else he
would not have been guilty Of an squiVsqus.
His letter TO Col. Mallory and other gentle
men In the South, Is susceptible Of various in
terpsstatious, according 70 the interest or the
selling Of the person or party constituting H.
AID accordingly in the North he is Understood
Get to have pledged himself TO any decisive
action in favor Of the Southern vews-whilst
ahs Richmond Enquirer and other devoted
prints are insisting upon Il that he l. pledged
TO use The veto. In such case, why DOES be
not spsak out as unequiVocaily and plsinly as
Judge white has sPoksn' IL IL fair or manly
70 permit himself 10 be thus differently inter-
pretsd, when two or three lines would remove
ell diaiculiyl Bui ks Ssrs not peek owl on
this had. Ifhs speak his real sentiments, be
must iSsVitably lose the Southern support
and u be we're 10 pledge the use Of the veto.
his northern friends would, In The mass, un-
qasstiOoabIy desert him. He therefore is
~s~ 70 Mr.. Golfers inquiry, notwithstanding
he Acknowledged the full right Of The eonslitu-
snt 70 qusstioa him upon al points.
Mr. Collier will doubtless Be abused By the
vhois ef he party organs. foE not being aa,Is-
ed viii Ne. Wan BursnS contsmpl'seas treat.
@ss' Of him, and foe not yielding up his doubts
and fsaTS 70 TIE good Of the party. wsysrily
believe that, before ne election, thouIands in
The South win follow sF ca example and,
I've Do not greatly err 10 our estimate Of the
Independence Of hundreds Of The Jaeksoa men
q Jsssron, hey Zoo viii require something
palmer than AF. Van Bersn has yet offered
t6sa, before they give hin their support.
What would one q them fhInk, u under q
psopss snHissy 70 vsss With FalI end = cor
rect understanding, ~ should address Mr. Van
Bursa respectful letter upon sny subject Of
nstiOnsl pOliey--snd, instead Of prompt .sd
esndh reply, ne naughty sabdias,s for popu-
ias fasoE shosn treat he ioquiry with con
isnpil Would Bot ne blood Of freeman
boil q, sush insoisnes u oaiesl Would b
bsOok ne brood uaas eouiuaslyg" Would
you, fsllov-oitissns, vsts for sny nan nnongst
yoa, foE say plsss. Who should refuse o. de-
siias y sns~Ss youF fsir ed saaid isqgi-
nssl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
AIExANnRIA. Seni q-

ALEXANDRIA. Sept 9.
FLsuR--Yesterday the current price OF
-four from wagons was So 65 ass 10.
GRnS-We make no alteration in our quo
tations Of any kind Of grain. excepting corn
which has declined few cents in consequence
OF the state Of the northern markets. We
quote from wagons nj as 81 cts.-from YES
sells ga 30 cts. One cargo OF white corn
sold on Thursday at 81 and another at % cts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
.EfseMGiOm, .grGiIIery!
GseoIOglcal SurVeY.

nRoFHssoR ROGERS u ssdesvoring
u ~ make up sn stter-ive ssIi-si,on 81 the
ilmsstpHes MsFbI-s. iroa Ores. Sofls. Nsrit.
he ~ tie Nsiley eoauiies The ell BE- eise-
Hp,ealiy snaiy ned. or Othsrsise stsnsined - nsy
~ drsrn~d Hrssssars -sod ~til I'D ~ the gorB,s-
iios ~ tie State Csbises. uhish u sbosi "a lie
formed IN the tspiioi II Riebrpepd T. fsFihev-
~ tscse objects be- rss'ssffully Invites sch
Prrsous ~ feel iBisYsa 10 the sHsmisstsos ~
t,es- ~ oti,er mineral Wslcrisla foaHd iR the
Valley spd sttseent HstIatsits, g. sriieei speet-
n,cas II thr saw sd sfler eaSrfaiiy eetisg -
The spyTi~f~ th- plsee a'd sirsau,sisaess ., shish
tbet src fouac o. drpssiio ihesb eth siihef ~
The tsefaas bsigs nsmsd One a the stsisi-nfs
b. re ssrv,-y. ~ u v RosGss is iu NJ Nsiie,.
sod siIi give BE siisnisn ~ thla sHd ufber ssi-
tsfs coaurftrd 9Th he ora
Ti'- foiiosirE sesiisnes Ell tsts charge =
speeifhrsa. tiEi
Jess kAs AftLsH. Wiashssser
ils soLoasa HErNia Ms MAXI
BssHg MsCLrss. sfssrfou.
un BLsrHrssp tsshsiia Fefrsss
laaac :. Haaessrg, HsrfisstbisrE-
49, a. fase
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
NOTICES.
A CARD.

A meeting Of the voters Of Jefferson County
who are opposed To the election Of Martin an
Buren,, Is requested TO be held at the Court
House on Monday next, 18th instant, 20 nom
mate candidate for the Legislature, 10 fiji
the vacancy caused by the death Of our la
mented Delegate elect, and TO make arrange
ments for the November election.
MANY VOTERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

Yi1gials sslh.--ws hsvs bsen sbovn sbou,
'HsnV stsias q bsausiful sswins snk. he
prOdues q Ne sifk worms raised b Nss.
hs'y Lsvh, q this eSssssy. n has en- the
brii'isasy 80 bssuiy u, sd b 20 doubt squal
q ~ sspsrios n qsaii,y - shs bssi Imported
sls,sad Ne tAresd = twisted saa pu, laio shsins
hasyi, vAieh Resets nssh credit uyoa ne
sassssiiy - ths isdy sso hss thss eommsueod
de rsusisssuFs ~ shh bsas,iful ed ussfal
's'tn'a Tia psepls - re Esv.Ezslsnd
osaass sss bsgilaiag sAs nsaufssturs q sah
sosa sSsnsivs 500. via &c sasss prospset
q Fespisg Eish rsvsrd--ss1 vby = avn.
pa'a @asiissss - lissls esasaEa upoa GAs sub-
hral = = be,isysd - ps~suss q siinaas
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

By The following article from the Balti-
more Gazette Of Friday last, it will be seen
that the editor takes in high dudgeon the
disposition" Of the Rail- Road Company "to
accommodate strangers" who travel on their
costly public Improvements only from ne
eessity." Terrible, indeed that the road
should be FUSED like the steam boat lines, as
= medium for enabling travellers TO pass in
ease and comfort on their jOurnies in every d.
rection without csntribuiing even the price Of
dinner to the support Of the excellent hotel.
with which Baltimore abounds." no matter
how urgent business might be to call travel
Ter TO Washington We arc aware Of the iine
accommodations Of some OF the hotels in Bal
timore, in whose praise we have had occasion
To speak, but We are opposed to the plan Of
compelling any individual to travel I6 miles
out Of his way, and be delayed ~ or II hours,
for the accommodation Of any one but himself
For our part, we consider the obligations Of
the Company and traveller TO be mutual, whe-
Their the road be travelled from necessity
or from any other consideration:
"An article published in the Winches-
ter Virginian. gives the information,
that another arrangement has been
made for the conveyance Of Travel
lers, from the Southwest, near 10,
but not through. Baltimore, on their
way TO Washington. This will great
ly add to the injuries our city al
ready experiences, from the DISPOSE
ton to accommodate Stranger, who
use our costly public Improvements
only from necessity; and We regret to
say that the facilities TO effect this in.
furious arrangement, will be principal
ly furnished by the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Company. According to
the statement in the Winchester paper,
travellers coming from Harpers-Feny
who desire il--are TO be transferred
at the Relay House, eight miles from
baltimore. to the cars proceeding 10
Washington, instead Of being brought
into Baltimore as has hitherto been
usual-and thus, the rail road, instead
Of being benefit TO our city, is used
like the steamboat lines, as a medium
Tor enabling travellers to pass in ease
and comfort on their journies in every
direction without contributing even the
price Of a dinner to support the excel
lent hotels with which Baltimore
abounds."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

My Lectures on Chemistry. which have
been suspended for some time on account Of
the shortness Of the nights and the inconve
ence Of attending in day time. will now be re-
stunned at the Academy. at night. The next
Lecture will be on Saturday i7ih, AT O'Clock.
on Heat. Every effort will he used to make
the course splendid. useful, and interesting
one. Price Of single ticket To the whole
eoure s2-ticket for family from - to -,
according TO the number
J. J. n. STRAITH.
September 8, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

the srtisls. - good e can b found IN any
other country. scarcely szespsins France or
Tho isdisA u d subject which b certainly
worthy more aiisnsioa uhas b usually bsstow-
ed upon Il. and one upon which We should be
glad 10 see our own citizens nantes, live
lisr interest.