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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-10-26
RELIaIous SUMMARY.

TnE BAPTIST CONVENTION OF MICHIGAN
convened and organized atthe BapIistChaPel
in Detroit, August 2lst r. Powell, Presl-
dent; John Booth and J. Mitchell, Clerks.
The session continued two days. The fol
blowing are the principal articles Of the Con
sututIon:-
1 ARTICLE 1.-The name ofthe Associ
alton shall be "Thc Baptist Convention
OF the State Of Michigan"
ART. 1.-THE design ofths Conven-
ton shall be to carry out the commission
OF Christ, in giving the Gospel to every
1 creature, BY multiplying and ci culating
copies Of the Holy Scriptures, aiding
4 H3me on1 Foreign Missions encoura-
ging Sabbath School Instruction, promo
ting the circulation Of Religious Tracts,
an the cause Of education, especially that
oftho rising ministry.
ART. III.-The objects contemplated
1 in the last article shall be clas&el in the
following order: Bible Efforts, Home
Missions, Foreign Missions, Education,
General Benevolence, aud each Of the
fore going objects respectively shall be as
SigneI 10 Sp2Cluc Commute aFpOlnleI OV
the board Of managers, which shall be
calle An Ezecutire Commlttc, and which
shall make report Of its dOlngs at each
A meeting Of the board
ART. lV-The convention shall con-
sist ofthose only who subscribe TO thscon-
s'lution, and pay one dollar annually to
Us fuu1s.
AMERICAN AND FoNEIGN BIBLE So
cIErY.-At a meeting Of the Board of
Mann yc~s Of tn, An & T. Bible Society,
held in Oliver street, on Wednesday, Oct.
9Th, 1886, the following resolutions were
unanimously passed:
Resolved That the sum Of FIDe THo1-
S17I Dollars be Appropriated and pail TO
the Baptist General Convention Of the
4 United States for foreign Missions, to aid
them in printing an / circulating versions
of the Sacred Scriptures made BY mission
karies under their patronage.
IA Resolved, Thrtthe Treasurer be direct
= ed to remit to Herman Lincoln, Esq, Bos
Ton, Five Thousand Dollars, in accor
dance with the preceding resolution
American B0p;'H
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-10-26

Ladies Of Vermont! Lose no time. Give
the competent powers no rest, until they
dash the poison from the lips and the hands
of your husbands and children, your fathers
and brothers. Speak, and you will be heard.
To tie Hon. General Assembly Of tie STATE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04
II ENIl II.

I, Pans Tennessee Eth sept hy the Row J. II Edms-
ton Wlam 7. igc, fsq Of NJ Carmel. uos. f'rmer'y
Of thi. town Mss Anna Ezt, eldes' dlustcr OF Dr.
William Wilson Of tho former place
IT, ths town. by tie Row n Proctor Mr Glcn X Etso1
Of Nendon. 10 Mi.s igry Hudson Of Rrigua'er. Mass
~ West Rutland, -3'n ult by the Rev :. l. Iden, Nj
Augustus ". hompon, Merchant ot rr rpnrgt ono 10
Miss Ann slsou, diughter Of Franc sason Laq "i te
former p1cc
IN wala,rarA. c7th inst by Reg o Green Of Dandy Nlr
Love Rug of Eo,1on, Mass 10 " May Ann bradley
81 the iarrner place.
lT77rhc ro,ero.ng notice wa, accompanied ~h 'hlnd.
LOAF ofctcelut wedding cake. present. from ihr
BJe f1f which shc Viii p.o.-e accept or hanks and
also orr bcs wishes for long o OF roHpual happiness
H. shrewsbury 1874 uH by JOHN Rock u1s'er E.q Mr.
tedious cuuTish OF ftr0 days
D. Wcstm n.icr e7ih u't Rev Tst,He'. Of rhai.es-
towr, \. " 90 Mlss Laura Psikcr Of ~pnl sttd.
j. Grl'to" 18Th iru. Dr E. Enn'! of " osporit \
} % hes thasilua }usve of G1itou.
D. rrttf'eAor1 sept eltr Nr Henry a. Game o. Mics
InIy E.ier5rpoEs.-Also % Ut. Nr Jonas Brown 70
" Al. Maria kftrd.e
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04
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WIDOW 8

OF OFFICERS OR SOLDIER. or TIE RLNo-
~ LUTON. vino were uisrrirl tgofs tae clp.e &C
, LAT terra, 81 Serrtre whore hustsi served, Hsres-
atty 10 The ac Congre' oi tho IN, ypHe 1852 $50
,esr, ems not les than moah Gao naW iraw iarHs
liie or iuras ihr.r suiaiuins single, ~ Fnue 81 hf
ar; oi 4,h, Jolly, 1886 Sn'h ifnoD' 30 ne" h1'Na "
,i is,e t.sn sstIiIeI 60. under the frf meuiluuel
set ~bsthsr ihsIr hutb.njs may have iie1 dorHs we
wsr 10 siace thsi perol. ALso, she wiio~' 81 'ueh
Os.r, o. soldier Who were msrriei oer ihai var "A"fs
hu.ispd. h.y. a,e8 ,nos tie sh, u March, 1891, asa
before ne r June 1885,. caa drsw much Their re
sgacilrs HUSBAND, YOU'D hsss b. entitled 70. onas'
tie ct Of guas = 1859 from he said . Nsfch ieJl u
ths LAY ~ ths ssid hashzn3s deeosse.
,isr GcvE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

Lake Champiiia.-Sincc the opening nr the
laprarie and 81, Johns rail ro.d, We understand
the travel on Like Champlnin has Increased more
than % per cent, over any former year. So cx
teusj,c indeed, las IT become, that the proprie-
tors ofthe present eamboe- have resolved on
establishing o rcmi-daily line next year Sara-
fo~a Sat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

tesss ~ sospf'pss m'Raft,t fs taar f,f f' irfe.f
81 So '-e' pr+r' ss iaf''"fe'- h'f 81
tsss. sses'sn sai ha fesairi 50 erf 3d. 'g~ iHtf H
ths tsfsd : 49,, snt as t.f~I aI tH .-i t' f.r
sfesss ~ 40 ase.tpei's 50 f'e'a.tI {" eler'a1' p
v.ssnsf wh'fA 's"@4i if p'''HtAt go 20 '~ttli'sf'
htrs stsrae3 rrfEfie 80 vas go it+ Few % aft
r'aatees CfH 3sr9f0t hsvtfs rr"s.i'i Pc hr tsrr
s'.s ofh' f's'efstre q rsfo ful g., M f earr over
I've ssnesrr - ''rsr-', 90 arrr-'.-s Nf f'.es' o..
rf 1s'ssf go asusts' g. 'he a'ask .. l- rrf' fi
- the iefsafofs ~f Fra', y ats g. gfs.f fHfg Hr
ter Ths ~'ar7-' 49, -#w ff ta rtrat. 60. 'oes
who. hs-js'strsrf st ta 'at s.- ia. ite''ote' -
very lsrr. rspfa, g. ,-.ets al. fH- rffat'rs . i''
ds.sfT. s-caf-l ~ tt.rf r,ftaff f..F t.fs.' 'si.
sh.ia ~. sat, Ti's-s vfff t..'f'f 81 .f. i.r l@s.
ls,eTs - fsaa 30 'e -a~' ans - 40 'r'.'' q thr
state. hsf f+Tfsoi % i col atst t'' ts Ht-n frr
the romsuf ~ttr 'iis tt.' .ritsl r--.ti 90 ..tt Hr
10 sa-'nasi ~ es,s. ca tft W. ~ fr ssf' asrrt ,i
ihs y $50 w. ilt. '7e' f'. t,.', goo a 'hr '.'
4 the I tr - 49, .H.' t.sta. r.s s. l..-.f
reAtaat''t - A"err..I+ 60 ...... ....e
g. fsf foo ih.s 3. fHe~.sata .~....,.
81 me d-'f1r'i ~ 5ant. sai t.t a.0s. .s t.
rhsr,es.'s ss-'.1r fra,.,i itn ,rI r..r s..h.t,
.uasr'tei ftof- 'h' rrre'r a'-f 'r a.ttt ,afr'f
tnovn To- - sa icr tr ....a.r. ,ff.s tf..ai o.. a
'he IN ID" 'fofn sei H0ffor = Hfi'''e t..H. st..'
" contained 90 iht late ie''.' 40 Nif Nf. tI ..
fs,as,ei aihs'sni' - fAe Pee f.1'. M t.H. a'f I'D
Ta'tiinE that sH rhafft- fs"rt p aalr' D., naf 81
ths o'nHl io'T 81 lrt'ls' h'r-r'r lf'.s "i pc 90
'prs 81 ssrf"l ~nnrs"i. q o. ftsr' nnarr tIe IHnt-
ras..ntv 81 III" "'tHan of 'he Pfc, e" q t'ai Of
the T. =. he rFoe"s g, % ~ flff tta charter
,scod ~ sanuioi hv ra1vrni' aa iie 70. D.. e1-h
D. the otsiuatian offHs gir1. f'llf ss hs t-t"t p
tsisin respect for Use % 'tsibns Of isw sr3 'Te
.'iiai,on- fpr 'h~ rsf. -f -tas+fv ra fhs oi
II contract, D.. vet sl,,ris r...t Co. i. ao.t r.
voidiionary 81 si' ~ rn,'4o auusi'a'to1 ,t4 low.
sad Of the con.'nion 'ssii 81 re purpose e r.e''u-
81 existence ,he o1- listed sui d.rrirl Bank. as
rtoces. bic ~ ies,uis stroke may with equal Hsce
ossr;urn al property, Uni snt.iiat., 80 cau,racft
fro,~r On a,of. ,,au.G - po.,p.n never ,a.i .nei
II, so,hnr 60 e'et1sl srmy thsa Y. t.oaui,u faliun
II MIRO " pA'a. atae ~l,,eu. II Penn
Tb. recon- nrnA.'i.a 10 v.' IG' it.I.a.ti .e g..
thrown ou 60 tAe r,affe of r.,p rtn tc s.soith-It
important election Ia v-ic 'H. t..a l4'er.. t,r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

- vS'd o"e Har ,',ciof ras hraL Tie
same s'ttc ~ thing. ests. ,u Mauland a. No pre-.
cu' 'ne. ,rd af corr.e The Prssesi S,aaig., ros,t
iHis ~ >,rsis = .'isrv'asd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

VAS RuRr~tsN ~ MAryLA~p. Anurchv rrigns
IN Maryland The Van Buren patty have arrcs-
ted the whaaA Of Gnvernmcn' Those who could
mn, rtlr have determined 10 ruin Tie State. The
Van Borcn Electors hsvc refused TO dischorgo their
Duties because they were leii in a Ddaoriiy This
Sc Modification 10 us worst firm.
The avowcd and only object Of Van Buronsm,
p. was proclaimed IN the Senate OF the Union, is tine
"Sp1is Of OGc," This he people of Maryland
saw E, Ia deny them, and Therefore their Scnator-
nj Electors refuse to qualify. This Is violation
o. Tie Cousitn'ion aud ono Vh.h destroys the &C
ton Of the State Government.
For this state Of things appalling as II Is--we
we're MT unprenared. We have for years hcNh od-
ropishiug the People, tia. such was the tendency,
sni ihat such would be The ultimate end Of Van
Bnrcuism All tho object, are ia conflict with the
public welf,ro. Al bic tactics are sub,er.iye Of
government The State of Maryland on the
verne or n royoiu,icn.-"hc Union is IN the utmost
danger ~ }ispoion. Tho Republic can only be-
rrcsorvcd 10y mighty oGor Of the People. They
mast Iuierpo-c- and that speedily a strong
arm. orthis hir fabric Of free government viii 20
10 rercs We arc approaching fea5lul CEIsls.
The rerple must soon determine whether they vii
rc,pcluato tbe blessings of CnnzrtulIonal Llhor,y,
or by gigiug up the rcirs OF Government to Nar
B1rcu Kcudsl, sud BLAIR. e&,lHgui,b tie last igh'
hat hurus upon TIE aitar Of Freedom.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

2,j pieces SILKS; consisting Of rich toored
Gro de Naples, Gro de Swiss, Sinchcws, Ins-
triugs aud SArc' nets ; colored FlorenccS silk
CambleS poAgces PONCE and Spluiiird
pocket iiandkts black SILK travats black
Barcelona Handhf-; black aoi white SILK Hose.
1s dozen super aud common Buck, Beaver,
Kid. Horseskin, SIX and Worsted Gentlemen,
and Ladies GLOVES; WotSred Blond; thread
Edeing> Thread Gimp and Cnm5uc Edgings
and Iu,eriings six Brsids; R!bins; Boot cord;
Bead ard silk Bags; SILK Purses; silk aud Cot
ion Umbrellas; Black aud coored cotton Nclvej
Silk Velvet, various qualities; Bed Lace; spool
Thread Muslin Codr> French aud tngli'h
Bombazinr; Cotton and I.nrn Tapes B,a'ds
and Bobins; Cotton and Linen Floss
rs scarlet, white aud black Moreno SIAWlS ;
100 Shally, Morine, NaIenta, Gro de- Nap,
Grape de Chine, and Prusi'n SiiAWLS and
fancy Notwithstanding n most spieadd dssoH
ment Tartan and Rob'ov Shawls small plaid
aud corded Crayals; Stocks Sc SC
Tnlors Trinmiaqs. Padding; Canvass: bla'k
white aud brown Tilloting; black sud brown
Linen black, white and coored ScSians : pa
tent Thread; Italian Savings; Scarf Twist: IT.
tons of all fashions; Silk Srrgc; brown Drilling
$50 Nds blrached SIiEETlNGS & SIllR.
1iNGS. Brown Shiriiugs and Sheeungs; 3 4
and Cd Tickings Apron checks Tow Cloth
brown Linen Table covers, Crash; Russia and
Sco'ch Diaper whte, mixed, blue and stall.
knitting Cotton Russia Duck hleachrd uu.
boarhed aud colored Cotton rhread Batting
Wadding; Wickmg; Cotton Yarn.
Men aud Womens India rubber SHOES lin,
ed aud bound, also fnned; KID Walking Shoes
Caters and Slip; French Kid Slips; ChilIrru'
SHOES
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04
EI4Is DIV RE.


wood SAWS: Iace Caain.; Nails; Glass; Door
1rInm.ng~; Files; Kasp'; Sc &c.
CHINA, EAKTHEN & GLASS
WARE.
Consi,tinp Of ChIna Tea Sets Elegant pink,
brown and igh, blue Tea and Dinio2 Nsie, all
matched; Glass Dishes; Glass Lamps, Tumbers.
PAINTS. &c.
white. red and black Lcal Venetian Red /;
Spanish Blown; French Yelloa; Chrome Yell
low. rnisiau Bloc; Spalt; TIMBER, Neldigrse /;
Verud.ou: Gold, >il,er add Copper Bronze !,
Goli Leaf Camel, hair Pencils; PANT Brushes;
Sash Iools; LiusceI OIL; Turpenlinr; Vanish;
I crd De seus, Rose Pink; Spanish White; Putty.
DIESTUFFS, &c.
Ground LogvoDd; ground N,ceragun ground
Camaooi glound Iusics Bloc Niuol red
Tsaar; Grain TIN; Cudbedr, Iod.go; Madder
Caperas, Alum.
DREGS 4. MEDICINES
STANLEY's IRON WARE and general
assortment Of House seepog articles.
Boots aud Shoes SIZE aud Upper Leather )
Calfskins.
Fur Caps. large assortment Of fine
Fur zeal aud Hsfsed CAPS, fir men aud bnys.
Ais, fashionable HATS.
Turks Island, coarse and fine Western, and
Liverpool SALT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04
FALL d WINNER GOODS

which ihs, arc disposed - eel ne low ~ can be
vutcbased ~ the country, Those Wishing 10
purchase would DO we'll 10 call and 1Y-t.- -
Thcir stock CONSIST, in pat, Of the ioilosing ar.
tirlrs, va
Supcrfac black. blue. brown, green Ad-
Glade. Mulberry. mixed and Dfah
BROADCLOTllS a CASSlMERES;
liuck SKIN Cashmere. plaid and striped
do plain and PLAID Sn,incts Pilot Cloth,
for oyctcoa,s; pctcrSham Coating; kcrscy;
white, green and rcd Flannel. Green Serge;
Goats har CAMBLETS; plaid and common
do. Fur for Collars Caps Ladies Fur
CAPES and TIPS ; French. German, and
English Morcnocs, plain aud figured; Chal-
w; Citc1ssians Bomhazcts French and
English Bomba7nes Ra,incts black and
coiorcd six NclNcts; Cotton Velvet; color
ed Camhrlcs, embroidered do; t. large us
sor;mcnt OF Willed and plain CAl.lCOES
Furniture Calico.
Moreno SiANLS PLAID do, Worsted,
Cotton, and raw SILK do f; Moreno, Th'be,,
aud Choly fancy lIandki>; Cotton do Silk
Scurfs; white and green Gnuze aud BaraIre
Ncils green Baralzc white and black
Crapc: green and punk figured do; Pongce
/ SILK Bandanna and Flag pocket lIanckfs;
7 Cotton and Linen do. Silk Moreno and
Cotton Hose; Ladies Kid. Horse skin, and
/ Beaver Gloves; Comioriers; Silk Hats; Rib
! ms Braids, Cords, Cloak cords and Tasscl',
Stocks, stock frames, India rubber Aprons,
white Cambrcs, Muslns Dimaty, Bishop
Lawn. ] linen Cambria, corded Skirts, Lace,
Lace Footing; InsertingS, Edgngs, blonde
Footing and Edging Moreno Trimming,
black and colorcd SILKS Tor dresses and
Innings, Ladies Belts, black and white Silk
Gloves. Lace do, Bead Bags. Purses, &c.
sc, &C. SC. &C. &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04
RUTLAND. cS-S5lE 5,
1896.

INNE subscribers hsvr at received IRON
New York, yctS stlcudid assortment Of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04
GER les.

a. MOLASSES, brown SUGAR.
49,. eEa Loaf and lump do, lIaisins, COT
raxGyea :1s.s fee, Cocoa shells, Old Tyson Y.
Tyson, Tyson Skin, Pouchong and Bohea
Teas; Pepper, Spice, Cassa, Cloves, Nut
mcgs. Mace, Ciirons, pure Ginger, Salcratus,
Sperm and mould Candles, Linseed and
Lamp Oils, spirits Turpentlne, Rosin, Cod
fish. Shad and Mackcrcl, plug and nal-rod
Tobacco, Sheep Tobacco, cut do, Scotch
and Macoboy Snuff Putty &c; Western,
r. Island and Liverpool SALT FLOUR.
Window Glass of all sizes; Window Sash;
Swedes. English and American IRON (;
Nails; Nail Rods Band and hoop Iron !;
Cast. German, and American STEEL; Saw
mill r. cut, hand, back and wood Saws, DC.
-Wq.v7 TED
In exchange for Goods, any quantity Of
ra~ Flannel. Fulled Cloth, Wooden Yarn,
Trocking, Flax Seed, &c, &c.
al HODGES d GILMORE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04
EaJcStiC9

Brown Shcetings and ShIrings, blenched
do do Ticking, Wedding. Batting, Wick
ins Cotton Yarn Cotton Flannel, brown
aud hlcachcd Cotton Drilling, &c together
with general assortment OF Hardware and
Cutlery, Crockcry, Glass ware, &c. &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

IgT OF LETTERS REMAINING ~ rus
Il IOsT.OFFlCE RurLssp, VI, Oct J. 1890.
Alien Oliver u alison John
Aiieu Fls,n ) tIotchk,. raymond
Au4ou H. Jenucr h.s
Ayfes AHi.al Johnson Mr.
Amrs Avery JAckson Ephrhim
AIsatt Bsri r. k'mhatl I.puss H.
do sally K"yes Henry
Bradford Lorin Kriaud Vim.
Barney Robert Kiugshury Sarah =.
Rar,tow Ehopezer Kellogg Be,'ey
Barker Nancy A. Long Clark
B4r4os IiIah Lommlx ". ~.
Reason Nm Slsy or
Rrghan Jo,oil & 2 John Lindsey !
Cound " illiam }, Lincoln b.sey Z
GrJosepI Lorath Nooser Elisabeth
Cspron Azor Ncndou z. ~
Cheney Jamr l.. Manlihrcp Trumso
DO Adrline McC.y Funice l..
do Abner Nenchsm AARON
q t. Hannah Plebsrl iuks ".
ChsH-. simeon Pratt John 4.
ChII Ebenezer Do Minerva Y.
Crane Hannah Packard ilsnnsh
IN Gamma l.. P"rtius Ahel
Dexter J. 4. Palmer John
Burkee DAvIl toner Allen
Diver l. T.. Pssse 7 mo,hy
Drukvaler Warren Reynolds susan ID.
Dayy Ees. Warren kns,ies David
Dasnap Azor Hecd Aaron
E..t,nnn samuel Richsrds on I.oni,s
EvoIfth George Rowe Calvin
Tgsleenn Royce Noh,n.on Amos
I8fy Nrrmuu Richtfds Alpha
fn0H' DRvIi h'rr itrs = =.
Penn -las -coi, George
o.. sfnsn HshSacA sim mons -,
3 .sssr -n.rn sow Orsmsl
w itryld z. smith Ira
fls.s tSilnm ~a'iih &. X.
fort fhgsH shaw ssrsh
fu.au Mary Ann -lonm B~ssy
F@uton l'srisfa Temple Sally
foa's Thrsli Y. n
T.sfrr Na.h Val HdftI
freeman tIaan-h Wheeler F'q'.
Farmer ~ Wslker % W. e.
/ GATE Lrsl Waller X. ~.
Green Geo u. Weller Amos
Gate sartIs Weeks James w.
Gfsnnei Jarass +. !" ilis -ils' ID.
lIu'cnfns NulsmN Warner AlDon
Han - va .a,ndsn
4 H9if.n Lrcy p.oI,u ssr.h
liHy~Hri Benz Bs,nsr8 Geo. W
HtFalI, kutsli Cl.fk Eamnsi
Hnatr.0sa ssh ~. Chairman E.ubsa
Hubbard JoatiAan Galley AAra
Al r J ORnsBEE. Posfs.sasr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

H.9.YTED. IN exchange faf Goods or on debts
5000 Yard, Raw Flaunel
5000 Yards Ffocking;
5000 Yards Fulled Cloth
5000 Pair Posting;
5000 B9shcls Flax seed
Rrtlsn-. o., 4 1888 Al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04
CHEAP STORE.
HURT q MASON,
nrFFp. A. The well tuop0 cheap Sore .
~ splendid assot'mtut 90 Fal' aod Winter
@ Q @ ID , .

80 ricrcs extra suNerti1c, supcrinc eod low
prtc.d bAet. hire. end fancy coiarrd
ENOADliOrIS;
20 pierce, fashionable nud l3v priced striped,
tburd ,ud o. ,tl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

IUNiiE Commissioners Of the School Fund for
- the soaaty 81 Jefferson, sfs rcanirrd ~
isv 70 meet - the Court iouss Of tie county
DAY.
The teachers employed by the Commissioners.
are rSqS~sisd 70 close their Rssoan,a % 90 the
SNh d-y o. sePirmb'r. shsn the y~sy for
~h,sh tie pFss-ht Commissioners arr appointed
WI rsp'rS' snd 20 PFvy-ui them syeru 10, aad
wfth Cammitssooer's sv,Isr. A, t,,s -,.r..,.--
on or believe the second FRIDAY, sLSs D.. III
a'e''d ~ Chsrles'oSh, for the purpose 90 psvi.-
them on IeashsTs segisetiue t.is requi.,sio,'.
S'li got be e"''ied 10 have 1bsiT aeeO,,sss .Il.i
TIE ioiloSisg ysss, - The lav Fryaires the COM
mIssiOosrs 60 sioss thsh busins - aoi V,s,,,,t a.,
10 ihsi time. JOtfN YATtg
SsPt 81 isSA Ireas'r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

In shepherdsio~a, on Friday the 23d o,
September, Miss MAar CeasrLL, aged IS year,
and ~ days.
On Friday last, Mrs JLSr Lrxx. consost Of
Adam Link, sr., In the 18th year Of her age.
On Monday morning last, nj the residepe.
OF Mt David Howell, In this town. Miss
TAssis J.SsEr, daughter Of Mr.. Elijah Jan
ney, VI Alexandria, d. c.
On Monday night Last, after 4 lingering III
ness, In The 18th year Of her age. MAar JAxr
CRow. daughter OF MIR. William Crow. ir.. Of
this town.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13
PubFSe &Mfe.

KTILL be sold. On Thursdsy the 27ih
w instant, 81 the resideaee Of the sob
ssFibsr on Elk BssneA Rsa, oa the road lsad.
ing from ShePhsrdslouR 10 Keyss's Psffy
The foil0ai ng property
Two tIoFsss-2 Mich Cows sod Hsifsr.
Hogs End sheep,
A hsndsoms OiE sd Harness Bsssly ssv.
Complsts Fsrmiag Utsas,ls u ssssy Be-
scfipiton. such %
Wagon, Gears PiouEhs. Hsrrews,
A Getting Bos, Fiaz Breaker,
Seyiscs sad CFadips, sd nuny slksF g..
tioiss rot necessary 10 msbtioa
Also, howsehoid end KHchen Parnnurs,
One FsstbeF Bsd, Seeding ana Bsdsisads,
a Secretary, . thFss-oegBsF CupbeaFd,
Chaifs. q tea-plsts sioss,
Tuo Wool aad , FiuH Whseis,
Two Che ek Reels. Kitchen Table,
a KItehea CupboeFt, Pots sod Kettles.
Oysas. Psns, Aad-tFeas. snoothinE lrass,
Shovel snd Toaga, Sockets sn4 Tabs.
Also, frsm 70 - % bsrTsis ~ CeFa, - b
delivered "a ths hsap % he fsrR.
Mas mo8ihs' eFstn pdi - giseu - Ell
surs o. g. 80 upvsr6s, - NJ pugchssss
gising bont sd approved security. Yer Ell
susss ua6sF IS M essh Eiii bs reqsirsd.--
Ne psopsuy 70 rsaovsd untii ne tsFns ara
co8glied With.
BENJAuIN MELvIN.
Oct n. is3G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

BALTIMORE MARKET.
Fer ihs ,sssk saAiax FL

f'rfAs sssk sadiag Friday evening", Oct. 7.
CATTLE--There has been n supply O,
Beef on the hoof in the market during the
past week. and we have 10 notice q slight ad.
vance IN price, aud quote to-day ut S7a7 IS
hogs have come in mors freely this week;
there Is no change 10 prices. aud we quote a
before at IS Gas IS.
ffSt0srd sfrssf.-There has been n
slight increase In the receipts of Howard st.
Flour this week, and the market seems q little
more animated We have not heard, howe.
yer. Of any Transaction. OF moment Sale,
from stores have been made nj 90 so. which
We quote as the current prize to-day. The
wagon price Is uniform At 50 IS.
Guy Josiis Fi"ss.-Esriy IN the week seve-
raj small parcels were sold ut 90 per bhI., on
time. Since then holders hare refused 20 sell
under So, cash, IT which rate q sale was
made this morning
Ss'qs,Assas fIosS.-Salss during The week
al 60 so per bbi.
CsrA h,si.-Hogsheads arc held q. AL so,
and barrels at - IS.
Inspections for the week ending on Thurs
day evening. comprise the following kind.
and quantities.:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

HVHE subscriber will oHsg for sale, On
u Tsesdsy the ASIA % October, - be re-
siasaee. on the linz bstvesR gsdsfson sd
pfedeFiek cosniisa, asar Col. FFsnoil Me-
Cormish's, ne following psFsonsl PFopqFty
% was
5 hssi 81 vert Horsss sAd Colts,
very hus Mitch Covs, some Pes Catile,
a ioi ~ very hae sheep,
20 head % tioxs some 81 thea Attained
Gee GOD rosd Wsroa and Gear,
FarninE Dtsesils % sii kinda,
fionsshoid sd Ktchsa Furaturs, ke
Tsyms-A credit ~ uine nosihs siIl b
gives On ~ sums 81 sd ever e5---ihe psF.
chaser erseullaE bond viih spprovsd SEES.
gifg fos saslieg sams ths ensh = iii ~ -
galraa. The beg ell - 80 fsr eash.
JANIS =. nAgTHEaA
ysEsna CO, o. -. iesA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

Bsaids' many OF $500. $50. 100, &s. &c.
Lowest prizes $50.
Tickets only go, halves 10, quarters s.
Csrt'hesIss Of packages OF % Whole tickets.
S26O-shsrss in proportion.
tor tickets SLd shares IN the above spisn-
did Lotteries, address
ID. S. GREGORY q CO, .Mrnaesv,.
tSueeessors TO Yates 4 M'Intyre.l
NAsHxsT9s CIrT, ID C..
BP Orders from distance promptly at.
tended TO, aud the drawing sent ~ sooa a.
over.
September I, 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

WE W 40 Obs.
IVUVaE ss&ersissed hsvs iu., rs,urosd
- IRON New Yosk and Phii.dsiohi.- 49,
are nov spssins their
splendid stock or Goods.
Purchased In said cities, and for s,y,.. ou,I,.
". and sAsspasss have eot been ,urps.,sd-
so@s Of which are here named. viz,
Needie-worked Cares,
htset and white plain & ribbeS siIk uo..
tixored satin sad Gsuzs Scarf,
Lsdies' plaid Crsvst.,
Thioes Hsndkerehisss and shavl,.
Chs'Iey do. do.
Thread. Bo6eiost, and csmbrio Edxines.
Avsriety of silks,
do. or Chsiisys,
do. OF Chiniz and Calieoes.
90 and 20 Blanket Shawia,
do. do. Robroy do.
Valencia and Cashmere do.
English and Freoch Merino do.
Tiosei and other Artificial Fiouen,.
Beaver Bonneis, Long Kid Gloves,
Gosts' hair cambiet,
Plaid and striped Cassimeres,
do. do. Saitinets,
Nsstisss end Cloths generally.
Their stock Of Goods generally n NOR,
complete than u has ever been, and induce
msnts are held out for the bs,t custom In
town sad country.
w. q Q. D. ANDERSON.
Sept. 90. 1875 H.rp.r,-E ,,rv