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Rochbridge.-.The vote in Rock
bridge was for Harrison 3Ol, White los,
Van Buren, 3S2.
Richmond City-Harrison 81, Write
81, Van Buren, l3S.
Berketey-Harrison 81, White 7,
Harrison or White 2, Van Buren, 2GO.
About 90 Of the Van Buren, votes were
cast Tor Johnson as Vice President.
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DELAWARE ELECTION.
From the Philadelphia United States Ga

Sette, Nou. 10.
Our information from Delaware is de-
cisive, as it relates to the result of the
election in that state. New Castle gave
a majority of l60 against the Harrison
Electoral ticket. Kent and Sussex both
give Harrison maJorities. The Harri-
son majority in the State is about 300.
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we are too lazy even to breach t. In
thinking, in writing, and in talking, W.
are equal to any people on the face of
the earth-but we do nothing but think,
write aud talk
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The Circuit Superior Court of Law
and ChanceTy for Augusta county, COM
menced IFS session in this place on the
10th inst. A most able and impressive
charge was delivered by Judge THoMp-
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From the baltimore american


proclamation of the Executive of Maryla
convoking the General Assembly of the
State on the 2lst instant-reached us by YES.
'erdaJ s mail from Annapolis:
BY His EXceIency, THOMAS w. YEA.
LE Governor OF Mary land
A PROCLAMATION.
w HEREAS, by the Constitution of this
State, and with the view, as well of perpe,,,-
ating an essential branch Of the Legislative
department OF the Government, as of bro
vid'ng Tor such changes in the members
thereof periodically, as The people might de-
SIRE TO make, IT was provided thai the people
=, Tue several Counties, aud of the Cities Of
Baltimore and Annapolis, duly qualified as
eiect"rs, should, on tie first Monday Of Sen.
'emher last, elect two persons for each OF the
sa!u counties, TO be Electors of the Senate,
VINO were required 10 meet in the CITY OF
Annapolis on the 3rd Monday of said m.nth:
ana they, or any twenty four of them so
met, were directed, after having qualified in
| The manner provided for, to proceed 10 elect
iiiieen Senators, who, when SO elected and
duly qualified as such were to constitute srbe
Senate of Maryland" in the place of those
who then constituted that branch of The Cen.
eral Assembly. '"
-" ne GAS, eighteen Of the per-
sons who were chosen as Electors, in nursu.
ance OF The aforesaid provisions of the Con-
s'nu,'oh' anu IN conformity TO Law, have
ia''ea TO perform The duty enjnined upon then,
as aforesaid, by refusing, and continuing ia
refuse, or neglect To meet The Electors ~ bo
have attended, qualified and held themselves
IN readiness to perform their duty in con
sequence whereof no new Senate has ve,
been elected. mas 'e'
AND WHEREAS, the said unfsi,btul
agents OF the people, in addition TO their vio.
iation Of duty as aforesaid, seem yaiolv IN
have imagined that the effect of their cor
duct would be the destruction and overthrow
OF The Constitution and Government of tbc
otate, which many, il not all OF them had
heretofore sworn 10 support; and according.
W presumptuously proceeded 10 Recommend
measures Tor Substituting another Constitu
ZION and Government Tor that which thew
seem 10 have supposed they had DESTROYED
or, al least, MORALLY wounded.
AND WHEREAS, sundry evil d;s,o,sd
OF HisSuioeo citizens have taken, and are
continuing to pursue and prosecute measures
IN accordance with said recommendation and
nesigheu 10 carry out and consumma,e the
dIsorderly designs and purposes aforesaid
AND WHEREAS, these unprccedso,.
eh, unconstitutional, disorderly and reyoln.
li9Hsiy occurrences s. proceedings, although
wholly inefficient 10 accomplish any Of The
aVowed objects Of those engaged in them. are
irasght With ineaculable evils and miscbiefs
and must, il persisted in, and sustained by
any considerable portion Of the people, great.
disturb the tranquility and repose Of the
oiate-ImpaIr her credit and resources--ar.
rest her great works Of internal improve.
! mens-blIghs her lately brilliant prospects Of
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of the present week. The chances,
however, are admitted to be in favor of
Van Buren,.
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One precinct to hear from, which will
probably reduce the Van Buren, MAORI
ty to 100.
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Inc people Of Texas have voted al
most unanimously in favor of a union
with the United States.
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SON TO the Grand Jury. copy of which
was requested by that body, and has
been furnished by the Judge, for publ.
cation. 1t shall appear in our next pa
per.
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OHIO ELECTION.
The following returns show :hat Old
lippecanoe is going bravely ahead in
his own State
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Whole humber of votes poIled |, l23-
Majority for the Union Ticket. $40.
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SPECTATOR.
-STAUNTON..
THURSDAY, NOV. II, 1896.
AUGUSTA ELECTION.

The following is correct return of
the votes polled in this county:
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TuOS. CULBRETH, CLERK

Z" the COunCiT
ORDERED, That one thousand copies Of
,he i'regoing Proclamation he printed in
hahdhli' form, and that il he published, until
me Time hXed Ia, The meeting of the General
HsSemh'y, III all the newspapers printed in
me State, whose proprietcrs and Conductors
are IN favor Of unfolding the Constitution
aud Laws, and defeating The Revolutionary
designs and proceedings intended 10 accom-
plisb their on erthroy
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From tho N. York Com. Adyer. Nov. g.
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND

ny The packet ship Virginian, Capt. Har.
r'' from Liverpool, we have received our
regular files of London papers of tho 7,h of
october, and Liverpool of the 9Th, both il. .
elusive.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
CoxNuNIcATE
TEMPERANCE uNIoS


The Jefferson County Temperance Union,
convened In the Methodist (. Church at liar
Pers-Ferry, May 2, 1886 The meeting was
organized bJ DR.. JoHH QuIoLEr taking the
Chair' and on motion, 3. w. STEPHEssoS was
appointed Secretary pro. TEN. The following
gentlemen appeared ss delegate. from the diff
iersnt Societies, viz; From Shepherdstowu,
DR.. John ouigley and Jno. X. White; Charles.
town. Jacob Sheets Harpers-Fery, Rev. r.
II. w: Monroe, Benz. Moor, Sr., c. c. Win
t-nmith. w. Chambers, w. Adams, A. RhuIs-
man, w. S. Smith aud r. w s,enbsn.on .
Smthheid, none. Tho object Of the meeting
being explained by the President, the follow.
ing resolutions were adopted;
Resolved, That q committee of three be an
pointed to inquire into the extent Of the evils
OF ntemPerance an the county Of Jefferson.
composed OF the following gentlemen: Rev.
hr' Monroe, a. Hunter, Esq. and DIR. Quikley,
to report at the next meeting.
hssoivsd, That a committee Of Ave be an
pointed TO take into consideration the proprie-
y OF recommending 10 the different Societies
composing this Union, the abolishinx the use
oil vine, beer. cider, &c. &c. from their Socie-
lies, composed Of w. S. Smith, C. B. Harding.
E.sq' rev. ). fusion DIR. Quigley and VIM.
Orantham, to report at the next meeting.
Rssoirsd, That this meeting recommend 70
N'NhSs aHo PtcFElcty OF enil8t-
ing the eolored population in the cause OF
temperance whenever they may think most
expedient.
Resotred. That the different Societies COM
posing this Union be, and they are hereby re-
ques'ed' 70 hold a meeting in their respective
Societies on the 4th July next.
Rs'oivfd, That the Rev. Mr. Monroe be in
Vi'ed to deliver an address at the next meet
ing Of the Union.
Rssoirsd, That the President Of the Union.
with 2members from each Society, be n COM
mit,ee Co examine the Constitution Of said
Union, and make such alterations as they NAV
deem eNpedient or necessary, and report TO
The next meeting, composed Of the following
gentlemen. viz; DIR. Quiyley. VIM. y. smith,
,. w Stephenson, J. X. White, e.. Is. Hard
ing, Esq, A. Hunter, Esq aud Joseph Wels-
hons.
The following gentlemen were appointed
an Executive Committee, viz; Capt J. n.
Hall, Benz Moor. Sr., A. Hunter, Esq Natb'I
Myers and John X. white.
R''oired. That the Secretaries Of the local
Socieiies of Union, transmit 20 the Secretary
OF SAID Union. report Of the state Of his So
e'ety ten days prior 10 the next meeting.
k'soirsd. That the next meeting be held in
At ] o'clock.
On motion.
R''oirsd, That the proceedings Of the meet
Jog be published IN the Free Press.
Alter prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Monroe, the
meeting adjourned
JOHN oUIGLEY, PresL
2. w. STEPHEStoE. see'y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
CHINA,
Glass 0Nd Earsheu V,ure.

uUGu SMITH & CO have jus, received
IA per chip John Marshall, direct from Ii
verpooi--
188 Crates and Hhds. Of Earthen
Ware and China.
Per ship Gsnses, via James River, as
Crates and Hbds.
And daily expected, PER ship Potomac.
from Liverpool. q stiii further supply.
There, with their pre- rious large Stock on
hand, snsblss them To oasr a full and CON-
pisie assortment.
These Goods having been bought By the N
In England. at the lowest cash rates. will be
sold ne low as at any regular establishment
in the United States,
0LAsS-eut, plain. aud moulded,
Pipes IN boxes,
Window GIss, OF every size and quality,
Stone Ware OF an excellent qusliiy,
Shoe Thread direct from England.
Merchants visiting the District, arc invited
to call and examine the Mare patterns and
prices.
Orders By letter carefully attended 10.
eC- Goods can be forwarded TO Harpers-
Ferry, or any point on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal. at low rates.
ALEXANDRIA, d. C., May S, 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
IMPORTANT SALE
OF RIAL HSRARH
At Harpers.EerPy, Virg,a.

IN the frat day Of Juno Lext, the unde r
" signed - special commissioner, appoint
Cd oy decree % the Court Of Chancsry, will
exPnes, at public sale. To the highest bidder.
on The premises, the following highly valusble
LOTS In the town OF Harpeu.Fer In the
County ofJefer,ou and State II Virgins. p.rt
Of The real estate Of james 10. WAGER. k,o.
viz:
No. I. A vacant lot GO feet iron, and bind
Ing about 60 feet In depth 90 the sbu,n,.n, Of
the visduct connecting the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road with the Winchester and Po,ouaa 40
Rail Road.
No. J. A lot With an old name warehouse
on u, near TO and fronting on tho same street
AZ No. l. ~ feet with present depth " abou,
% feet.
No. ,. A lot 90 the same street l3i fee,
frout, and same depth rs I and ?, with good
dwelling house Of Stone. These ; lots ore
susceptible Of further extension ind. in
depth by walling into the Pototnsc river
No. Z. A lot fronting the L. s. Arsenal, 90
feet oy about 80 feet. binding on \ cross
street. On this lot are erected tho sp.ciou.
frame bUildinyS occupied and known As a lo-
tel for the last 81 years,
No. S. 6, Z. 3, ., 10, IL, vacant lots on
the sfor~-s.d cr".s street, varying In front
from ~ feet TO 37i feet, and running back
from l20 10 100 ieet to alleys.
No. Ia. The new mansion house, with q
large garden 10, about 40 by 40 feet
No. IL b II. Vacant lot, on Shenandoah
street, 35t feet and 30 feet by abou, ~ feet.
No. Is & l6. Two lots ~ by - and So by
~, with = eonlor;aols dwelling houses OF
frame.
The town OF Harpcr.-Tcrry is sliua:ed ri
the confluence Of The Potomac & Shenandoah
rivers, and AZ the es.,ernmost outlet Of the
Great Valley Of Virgins. contains about 1000
inhabitants, Is thu seat Of the q. S. Armory,
and enjoys water power on the two rivers
almost without limit. In addition to its naiu-
raj advantages, its importance rs q place Of
trade, will be immensely augmented by tho
great public works, which now connect Il
with the City Of Baltimore and the District of
Columbia on the one hand. and the fertile
valleys OF the Potomac and Shenandoah, ard
the Coal region Of Cumberland on the other.
viz: the two Rail Roads above mentioned and
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Some Of
the lots now 70 be sold, are in immediate con-
nexion with thee works, aud the others 10
and near 10 the centre Of business
IL Is rarely that capitalists have so desirable
an opportunity for investment aud speculation
as that now presented to them.
Tho sale will be made on the premises on
the DAY above named, and will be continued
from day 70 day until completed.
The terms are one third In hand--the re-
manning two thirds 10 two equal payments In
3 and IL months, the purchasers TO give bond,
Tor the deferred payments, To be secured by
withholding the title until ell the purchase
money shall have been paid.
ANDREW KENNEDY,
JOS. T. DAUGHERTY,
CsmaisI,0asrs.
Gharlsstown, JEFF CO. We.
March ~, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

GTRAYED from the residence Of N. ,ub.
~ seriber, near Bunkers Hin. Brrt.i,v
county. on the I,t Of April last, q sORREi
MARE, with four white feet-keavy msns
and long tsii-sbout Is hands high-5 year,
old. and has . star in her forehead. A re-
ward OF $40 will be given TO any person who
will deliver safely TO me said mare, or Sc
cure her so that . shall get her sssin; and
any Information concerning her will be
thankfully received She va. seen shout J
days after .he left me In the neishborhood of
the Whts-House, and IL 10 probable shs is
still somewhere IN that neigbborhood.
WIN HOLIDAY.
Bunkers Hill, May le, 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

SPRING RACES We

"tLL commence on Tuesday the lis,
w May. 1885. and continue ihres DAYS.
firsi day. svesp.;ste, for 4 yssrs old. 2
mile hests, entrance 500. half forfeit, four
subscribers and closed. Same day. . sweep
stake, tfor Gotta and 6liies belonr inr 10 ths
eon"tyD $50 each. p. p, eve subscribers and
closed.
Second day. Propristor's purse, 800, mile
hosts. entrance tto Same day, . sweep
stake for colts end fllics, } yssrs old. tSo
entrance, half forfeit, 4 entries and closed.
Third day, PropristorS Pure 5000, two
mile heats, entrsnes $40. same day. o
SveePstske. free for ell sges, feather upon
each. sac entrance. to name AID close by
ii o'clock on that dsy.
The rsess TO be governed By the rules OF
the Jefferson County Jockey Club. From
the number OF fine borses 10 training, good
sport 10 expected.
May l9, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

BALrrsoss, MAJ u.
FlSH.-The quantity OF Bsrrings now for
sale 70 iarIs, sod purchaser are taking free
ly ~ 81. est per Dbl. Very ~ shsd have
yet reached tho market A snsn bot wss re-
esived from the Pesomse this week and sold
st ~ so per bbl.
FLOUR-Hsssda rof. The wagon price
h the early part Of the week vas sc, ga. but
to-day IL has declined 20 $3.50. Rsceipts
light, and market generally fat
GRAIN WAsss--Ths import OF 1000 70
5000 bushels German wheat. per Die Freunde,
from Bremen. vac sold in three parcels, the
two frat on Monday ct sl,4i and 81 AZ. and
the third, OF $500 bushels, on Wednesday, Of
tl,$4 per eushel. The receipts Of MARYLAND
wbests are too small 10 require notice good
To prime % worth 81 ,35aSl,40.
C~s.-The market has been uniform
throughout the week, at II n 10 cents for
white, and nj SLASH cents for yellow, and we
quote the same rates to-day.
Eys Sales OF susquehanns, including par
GELS to-day, at IS cents.
Ouf,.--Salcs Of Susquchanna Oats st 81
eents--one cargo to-day at the Same price
Maryland Oats have declined, AMI No quote
to-day nj ~ . ~ cts.
sUGARS.-At the public sales this week
there were sold 81 hhds. and bbls. cargo Of
brig Mentor from Jamaica, st Sl0sl ,O5; -
hhds received per Hyperion from Trinidad,
at 50, I5al0,45; and 81 bis ditto at SO, goa 10.
ALKxASpRiA, NAV IL
FLoUR.--Y-sterdsy the current price Of
Flour from wagons was y6,6S.
GroRcETows, MAY IL.
FLOUR-Sinee our last publication the ar
iicIe has been Gull, owing TO the unfavorabie
ad'ices from New York, aud prices may be
considered n tribe lover; We therefore re-
duce our quotation to $3.50 a 6. 6si; receipts
lizht
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
FOREIGN.

The packet ship Pacific has arrived q, New
York. from Liverpool. whence ,he sailed on
the 18th April No political intelligence Of
moment. Cotton was dull, and had declined
3-8d.
The hne equestrian statue Of King william
III, In the College Green at Dublin, was wan
toniV blown up with powder. sbou, midnight
Of the 9Th April. The Corporation offered q
reward Of <2Oo for the detection Of the ruff.
hans and ESQ for any private Information tina,
may lead to . discovery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

ID AN AWAY frss sbs sssssssess. - -
IL night Of the aSth April, . ssers @sA
named NED. socot six feet high. DART see-
per color, high cheek besss. The Nh go
eoo.y+cpovsly DARKER thss he ssAsr--hes .
scar on the right side Of bio kssl, fsoo .
wound rsesntly hssisd, sst sssteer - 90
left shts, from the cot Of 90 sss ID bsfy
.. short for bic ether proporstses; wNSes
with HE toes turned out; spssks qstsh esse-
rally; sonstimss ttuIs soefsssd - - 90
tieuistion; 10 four os I've esd tvessy yssss
ef .es; 10 Q good vsgsess. ed erss-sass
farm hsns. Took with hsn ssshisg sss .
drsb great eos', ssides the eloshss hs vosv.
which consisted Of DART ssssssss sAs~s
eoas. domestic Psntslooos. spS estorsl YEA
I will give Any doiisrs foe tAs syprsAss-
sion add d,iirsry Of the ssiS negro 70 -. "
taken 10 virginia or ~f,hls he Dbtrses Of
CoIumbis. or one hundred dellsrs 10 taken
beyosd those limits. aud secured 70 hal
get him again.
TtIOs. AP c. JONES.
Essr PyssYsss HLi, FsLJax ses~sy. Is-
May s, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
NRARRTuD.

On he ssh inasss. BY the Rev NJ Hsvtsy
Mr AHppEw r. CsLHous, q Soaih Carolisa
% Mics MsasaaEr ~ GRusE, daughter q
Gen. Dat GFeen ~ Wsshiagion.
A. tb- Sisters Rstrsst. N Wssbington Caup-
~, Mississippi. IN the 7th lsasst. - the Rev
W. ~. Hssnr,es. NJ p. WossvILLs Wsap, q
virginis, 20 Miss MAsras CusTts. dsaghieF u
tie lsis Chauccllor Ci.rke q thsi Sists.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
Trust Sale.

Rr virtue Of the authority vested IN ne
~ ny deed Of trust, sisestsd sy wsisss
seisy. for the bensdt OF jobs Wysssg.
dated Dseenbsr 30th. lsa6. end ssIy ~.
corded 10 tie Clerks ofles Of Js6srsea
county shall expose TO pobiis sale, " he
highest bidder. for cash, before the aoer q
Daniel EntierS tavern, In shsohsrdstov ~
on Saturday the 18Th dag Of June ssxt,
II Lot or parcel or L,@ssA,
Containing 90 sers,. 3 rOods, and i7i psisa,
berg part OF the tract conveyed % show.
This isud sdjoias the land Of Cearsd i.sskil-
der. Moisr. and othsrs, within oas nlis ssA
. half Of pherdstewn.
LEWIS D. wYSoNo. Trsstss
Nav s. lo36-ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

Warlhs--Cov. CAssoS. Of Tennessee, In.
,s'asd proclamation. ssliing for brigade Of
Volunteers, 10 Port'os of,hem to &c mounted, ]
to be placed under the command Of Gen. Csi.e, .,
Tor The purpose Of protesting the Western from
tier and Of preserving the a<utr.li,y between
Mexico and our government. n the cheering
aeu'from Tenss should be confirmed. there sili
be no further use for the volunteers thu, called.
Santa A"ns's blood has sealed the bosd OF sseu-
rity in that quarter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
syEedtetRss, Patent .Nedt
etnes, sc.

Medicines, Patent .HedG-
ctnes, sc.
VANS Psnsess. IIoucks Psnsesa,
- Hygssn syrup, Lsroque's SJrup.
FTUsct Bucbu. EHtfaet saFsspsrills,
Cubsbs-- Copsisi aud Ssfssysriils,
Iissfy's Magnesa.
hpoihecsrys HAIL NsEsssia,
Butler Apefisnt hAEnsss,
Lees Esssncs Mustard,
Hays Pie Liunsmeni, Balm o. Coluabia.
hseassar Oh, fsssnee Of TIRE,
Wards Hair Oil, Digestive Wiser,
Iodisn sPscisc, syrup Of LivsfvoH.
k0v and's Tome AiEture,
Oil Cubebs, Hsflsem OF
HsFbsdoes Ter, Fresh ss'lsd OIL.
Aqua AmSnia, ia1eiibis Ink,
Cold Pressed CASTOR oil,
sulrhate Quinins.
Whitehead Esssncs 81 Msststd.
Genuias Acoustic on, OF OfiranuT,
Oii % TsnssJ. Thompson's E,s WstsF.
Transparent Ysfnish. WITH . large snd
fuli supply q sn sriicies Belonging toe Drug
store. such - Psinis. Oil. Dys siuEs. 6e
received snd for ssls 81 YOUSG's Drug q
Medicine Store.
HsrPsn-Fsrry. Msy 70. le3s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
sHs,iertc~H Hotel and I'ir-
giAiH A0AxP.

I>HE subscriber has taken the large and
convenient HOTEL on Pratt Street,
lately occupied ny Nr Peacock and IL
now ready TO receive his friend. and the pub
ho generally. lie 10 determined to spare
no efforts TO please all those who may see
proper TO favor him with a call lie think,
he can render his house agreeable to travel.
Ter. from any part Of the Union. From his
proximity 10 the Depot OF the Raj Road,
and the steam Boat Landings. he Offers Ia
ciiities and inducements to Travellers. 10
put up nj his Houss.
ID. BRYARLY,
Formuiy II NrgiRis.
Baltimore, May 10, 1896.
We can bear witness to the good cheer and
kind attention afforded BY Mr.. Bryarly to his
guests. None can leave his house dis,a,is-
hed.-ED. FsEE PRLu1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

The Office Of the Reprbhear Banner, ut Viii.
Transport. Md. 10 offered for sale I, 10 stated
BY the proprietor. tia, il enjoys a sound end
steadily increasing patronage, and presents to m
editor. -ho - also pr.s'is.i riu,er. 6.-y ain,
which. for the same money. /. NO, TO be had in
any other town OF the State. The paper h,, 1t.
'.'"sd high aud deserved reputation under ia,
prssent editor. ID wci,ci, Esq.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

Gen. HAansos IS called an Abolitioni.t By
some OF the Van Burenites. n we are not
greatly mistaken. speech Of bis, delivered
before no was taken up as candidate for the
Presidency contained a decided conde mnation
oil The mad schemes Of the Northern fanatics,
The editor Of the staunton Spectator can pro-
badly give US some information. We think
The speech was also re-published in the whix.
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May S, 1886


Wish to purchase number Of tk.ly
n Negroes; ZOE which ! will pay the hugh
est market price, in cash.
Those having Negroes to dispose 81. whi
please to give me call. Letters, sddreAsed
to me on ihs subject, will be promptly a.
tended to. VIM. CROW. Ar.
ChsriostowG, April %, le3k-iy
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Valuable viii Property
ron SALE.

WILL sell, on moderate terms, that vSiu.
- able Mill Property, near the shsoandoah
river, called The Bioomery Mii." and II
acre. OF isud supcked thsrsto. The Mil 10
sitsHtsd on Q nsver-fsilinE stream Of water,
IN hrstrats section Of country for ~hsai.
Only three mile, from tho Winchester asd
Potonsc RaIi-Rcsd, ard the same distance
from the county seat, ChsrlestoWn. A far.
Their description IL deemed unnecessary, 90
the property Is 90 we'll known. For further
particulars, call on the subseri bsr, NJ tbs
Flowing Spring, near Charles,svu, We
AARON a. sNiDKR
April 7. I636-tf
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The .lssssnaI -lEeeftmg

ar the o,erseers OF the Poor Of jensr-
" son County, will be held az the tavern
Of Mr.. samuel Stone, In Chsrlestown, on the
6rst Moadsy N Jops next. being the 9Th day
OF the month. All persons having claims
viii present tssm On that dsJ. BY order.
JOHN p. BROWN, Cf~k.-
May -, ,sas