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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-19

Turn Om.-It appears the factory girls
in Anesbury have had turn out, not, it
would seem, for higher wages, but to main
tain the same prices for which they had
been working. A gentleman writes that
on Monday morning, 9TH inst, the girls
were given to understand that they must
tend two looms in future, by which they
would weave double the number of yards
that they wove OH one loom, and this with
out any advance of wages. This raised
breeze among them, and the girls, with the
exception of two, put on their hornets and
left the mill. They then proceeded TO the
Baptist vesiry, chose President and Sec
rotary, and passed resolutions pledging
themselves under forfeiture of five dol.
lars that they would not go back unless
! they could have the old prices, and that
one should not 90 back unless the whole
could. Thus things continued until Friday
when they wee told by the clerk that they
could all come back if they chose, at the
old prices, except five or six of the ring
leaders; but part would not go back un-
less the whole could. Saturday evening
they settled up, and some left for other
places. Monday, the agent finding them
determined TO perseycrc, sent them writ
ten notice that all who wished TO, could go
! back at the old prices, and Tuesday morn
ing they returned TO their work. We
learn that flags were flying and that salutes
were fired during the turn ouL-Lot0eH
! Journal.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-19
EVILS OLE MOROCRACN.
Extract from Il Speech Of Judge Castor
MIMI kt...nI,.,..

Extract from Speech Of Judge Castor, o.
North Carolina.
"lIistory teaches that the general and too
eager pursuit of riches, must bring ON the
downfall of republican liberty.
"Public virtue is the only solid basis
which can uphold the glorious structure OF
freedom; and public virtue is not TO be
found when the quarry of personal integri-
ty has been worked off and exhausted.
ole who hesitates not by falsehood--
either known to be ialsehood, or recklcssly
taken up without care whether it is false
or true-t, destroy the fame of an adverse
nv, wants but little o. the guilt of him who
would stab an enemy in the dark. Personal
abuse is Il poisoned weapon.
"Unrestrained liberty is anarchy; domin.
ion in the strong; slavery in the weak; out
rage and plumber in the combined oppress-
or; helpless misery in the oppressed --nse-
Law is the guardian of freedom.
"The summary is short. Liberty becomes
RIGHTEOUSNESS und bursts the bounds OF
law. Factions rage and war against each
other. The war of factions is succeeded
by Il confiscating and sanguinary anarchy.
Anarchy is superseded by tyranny.
"Ambtious men rise and disappear, par
ties may struggle, and power often change
h ands; but our country will rcmnin' our
country will flourish in immortal youth,
unhurt amidst the crash Of contending fac
tons, and surviving the wreck Of most NOR
tai things, ifthe soul of national freedom
he kept alive. The breath of that life is
virtue. Demoralized public sentiment is a
mephitc gas in which freedom dies.
The following bold but correct view OF
the evils of mobocracy deserve an attentive
reading:
ave tell the people of the United States
that unless they look well to themselves
the day of their destruction is at hand.--
! They are trying TO destroy themselves. -
We do denounce as a traitor every man
who encourages in any shape, or any pre-
text, the putting down and abrogating o
the laws. We disclaim every man who
advises the people to take the laws into
/ their own hands, no matter how much goot
may for once be done hereby. We say
that every man who deprives or attempts
TO deprive the verest wretch that brcathe'
Gods atmosphere, Of the right of trial by
Jury, for any crime, is virtually traitor
not only to hi country, but to his own hes
rights and dearest interests. Men who un
chain mob, are like men who unchain hi
plague and pestilence. 1t may rid them an'
their country ofther enemies and its scour
ges, but will also sweep them away i'll it
poisonous career. We would take him L
be insane who would sit on the brink of
volcano, and throw into it the in!iammabl
matter to produce an eruption: but we SCI
men advocating mob-law and anarchy, OF
the score of eXpediency, (us if any eXpedi
cncy can justify overwhelming the law
and we still suffcrthc to preach on
.4rkanSas .ldrocafe.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-19

The Wattsburgh Anti-Slavery Society,
has the following article in its constitution;
g The object Of this Society shall be TO
preserve the "integrity Of the Union" and
to promote moral, religious and political
liberty, by the immediate restoration OF our
slave population to the government OF law,
the rights of free agency, and sef-posses-
sion thereby to sap she foundations of
slavery, fanaiicism, incendiarism, and mis-
rule in our country"
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-19
lie that is angry with the just reproVer
kindes the fire of the Just rcvengcr.

On the 18th Van Buren, and johnson
member of Congress from Georgia! eX-
claimed in the House Of Representatives,
Hoe long before the blacks 'eiH gam adj
mission into his House," Not long, we
presume their husbands are getting there
already. Isn't it 30, Colonel Johnson
Louisville Journal.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-19

Insult not over misery, nor deride mfr
mity, nor despise deiornity. The first
shows thy iuhunIanily the second thy fol-
" the thrd thy pride; lie that made him
miserable, made lhec happy to lament him;
lie that made HIM weak, made thee strong
to support him; lie that made him deiorm-
ed, rave thee favor to be BUNDLED; he that
is not sensible of anolher's unhappiness, is
living stone but he HAT makes misery
The object OF his triumph is an incornale
devil Quartz.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-19
DlsGRAcEtuL SCENE AT CONCORD n. i

DlStrkAC II VI Sll.Nb Al IONIOltD " IL.
We learn from the Concord IN. H. En-
quircr that most disgraceful scene occur
red there on FNst Day and Night
Thursday of last week The Rev. Mr.
Cheever Of Salem, preached AN abolition
discourse in the forenoon, and II total alb
stincncc discourse in the afternoon. The
discourse being ended, all retired to their
homes, and MIR Chcever took lodgings at
the house of MIR Eouton. Near midnight
some twelve or fourteen individuals, mostly
in slcighs, passed up street, from near the
State House Yard, with horns of discordant
notes, and hastily created image, to the
north end, and ON their return drove close
TO Mr. Bottoms door, after having sounded
their horns, and elevated the man Of straw
some eight or ten feet, and one commenced
a loud rapping with the knocker on the
door, and expressed desire to "see the
man that dreamed the dream" This noise
soon brought together Il squad of citizens
who had been awakened by the noise and
otherwise, among whom was an energetic
police officer; whereupon the sleghs,
image, passengers and drivers, took up the
/ line of march and returned to the State
| House Yard, where the fire was applied tc
the man of straw and all dispersed not
| however until the fire was quenched.
The next morning the committee of the
Society which had invited Mr. Chccver tt
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-19

Love thy neighbor for Gods sake, and
God for lis own sake, who created all
tllings for thy sake, and redeemed thee Tor
his mercy sake; lthou nave amy other OBJ
ect, it is false love if Thy object have any
othrr end, it is self love. quartz.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-19
In behalf of the committee.
JOHN HOUGH, Chairman.

Albany, FEB. II, 1896.
The above named Almanac is now ready
for delivery. 1t is calculated for all parts
of the Union and for Canada. No labor
has been spared TO render it correct aud
valuable as u tract. The Executive Com
mittce cannot think Of more efficient
mode Of promoting the cause than by pqc-
ing u copy in every family in the Union
Should state, county and town societies,
undertake its circulation in each family,
the lesult could not but be beneficial. The
pages are somewhat larger than the Alma
nae Ior 1886, and the Executive committee
have reduced the price TO $40 the 1000
ane cent each
The terms of Payment will lie, for 5000
and over, an acceptance payable the first OF
January, lS37--a less quantity, cash. A
copy will be sent by null TO any individual
desiring it. Iemp'RecOr
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-19
TEMPERANCE ALMANAC FOR
1S3z

At the semi-anEual meeting Of the New
York State Temperance Society, held in
the city of Buffalo, July 9th, 1885, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
"UhereaS, an Almanac has been found
one of the most efficient publications for
extending the knowledge OF temperance III
family circles; therefore,
&" ReSoired, That the Executive Com
mittcc Of the New York Stale Temper
ancc Society be requested to prepare an
Almanac annually, advocating the great
and safe principle Of total abstinence from
all Intoxicating Hq,tor rs drink, and to
make such efforts as may be in their pow
er, to place copy of it in every family in
the nation"
At the annual meeting of the Society
held in Albany, the 18th of February, the
Executive Committee submitted the Alma
nae prepared in compliance .wiih the in
strn"t;ai, of tho DoOioty, and ny ui uiiani
NOUS vote EliphaIct Mott, ID. ID. President
of Union College, Schenectady, the Rev.
DR. Justin Edwards, Secretary of the A
mcrcan Temperance Society, and the Rev
John Hough, Professor OF Languages, Mid
dlebury, Vermont, were appointed u com
mittee TO report to tho Society on the Al
manac.
The following is the report of tho com
mittcc, which was unanimously adopted by
the society:
"The committee to whom the Temper
0ncc Almanac Tor the year 1887, prepared
by the Executive Committee of The New
\ ork State Temperance Society, was as
signed for examination, have pcrtormCd
that duty, and find the document well a.
dupted for the purpose for which it is III
tended. 1t is in their view, sound in lis
principles and correct in its statements
II comprises much suited to sieZc the attell-
ton, TO inform the judgment, and decidedly
favorable to affect tie conduct; and II
placed III every family throughout ,the ma
lion, it cannot fail TO exert AN influence the
most suspicious to the cause OF temper
ancc, and TO all the great interests OF the
country.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-19

What maintains one vice would bring mp
Two chikIren.-E Franklin,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
EDUCATION.

Ank subscriber respectfully IN forms the
- public. that he has Engaged Mr.. J. Roc
eHisrIi % teach Latin. Greek, French, Its-
iian aud Spanish. in hs school. Mr. q. va,
professor In . College At Lyons. in Frsars.
Tor some time; and Esrtlensa With whom 1
have eoavsrssd In winshestsr aud Berry
vile, (hs late residsscss.) spssk 10 the
highss, tsrms Of him 90 Q lingui,t; aud sl.o
Of hls unimpeschabls moral character, aod
unoetrssivs manner, otber young ladies'
10 town OF country. wishing 10 avail them
selves OF the advantage Of learning French
or Italian, spoken In 10 native purity, will
be received 10 the eisss which will be formed
IN nay school. Young geniiemsn also siil
be taught ~ night.
N. y. Nc. RocoHisTTt will sommsnre
tssehing French TO class Of Young ladies In
tie Seminary Of Mr.. WIN. NJ Joass, Charles
town. at ~ o'clock on Friday next, aud a,
the same hour on each Friday sad SspIrdS
thereafter, tiil twsuty-iour lessons shall be
given. Al o'clock, p. NJ. ct the same
place, and on the same days, class Of young
gentlemen viii be wsited on. Similar eis..e,
will Be attended 10 st Hsrpers-Perry on
Mondays and ruesdsys. end at Shepherd
town 90 Wednesdays and Thsrsdsys
VIM. NJ. JONES.
chsrlestovn. Nor. 10, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

"A FARM eesssisieg i0a acres Of The
"A drst euatisy ~ iiaesssas Land, lying
within tvo miles Of Chsrisstown, yeferson
eousiy. Virginia. siE miles from Hsrpsrs-
Fsrry end The Chesapeake ssd Ohie Canal,
ssd one miis from The rsii- road leading from
waehes,sr by Hsrpsrs.Fs 10 Baltimore.
Ihess ars but few farms In the county that
pssssss equal sdvsntsgss-h has . good
Brick Dwelling House. tenant Houss, Bsnk
Barn. vith Stables undsrnsath large Vs.
goo Shed. stoas Spring Iioa-e, with ene
OF the largest iinessoos Springs IN the eeas-
~ running through the place. About 10
acres In heavy Timber. The land IL not
broken with limestone. n il The case In some
parts. To save inquiry, the ssbssribsr will
tsks $50 per acre -one-half In hsoA, and The
balance In two equal annual Pc, meots. A
good title Will DO given on the payment OF
the whole purchase money. For further
particulars, inquire Of Mr.. George Eichsibsr-
Ger. sdjoinias The premises. who will ,hsw
ne property 20 any person dssirous Of see
ing u JOSEPH EicHELBERcER.
Near Cresgsrssova, Fred. GO. Nd.
Nov. IL 1915 ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

NJ I'LL Be sold, ~ the late rssidsses o,
w Lesis Nsiii, deed. 90 the Tam piks
road leading from Berryvilis 20 snIeks e.
Ferry o" s''dsy ihs I'd day u Dsss.sbsr. the
folio wing Persoosi properly, vixs
One large rick Of One Tinothy Hay,
One nrst-rats Carriage sad Hsrssss, tut
lie uSed.)
Three OF four head Of Work Horsos,
Farming Utensils; small quantity Of Rye,
Three OF four hundred barrels corn;
One huHdred bushels Osts.
sale 10 commence 81 Ilo'eloek, A. ~. on
ss'd day. when terms will Be- msds knowa.
NANCY NELL, .sGn.'x.
TALlAF'o STRIBLiN0, Adar.
Nov. II, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

vaE ssessrissr Yin ssiI "a RicA wssSss
= 81 private ssis. sestsisiag R1e asrss--
ssosssaey n kssvy riasss--ssvssvsnss
sss geed-arvs-ssss Orchard. pries go psr
ssss ssss-e<s win - taken. eas-AsK Ssws,
NE seiasss b. tee sssai snauai psy meets.
whh tassssss iron asss. Tksrs srs seout
~ o. " acres ssss % NE ssiLrosA which
NJ. IAossten wsshirgtos viii tsks n too
large fer any purchaser. Tue purchaser eco
~. out . ssesss crop. IS ssrss Ger ssra.
asd 30 for esla
Thsrs 10 . private Depot O. dis f.r1-
Letter.. directed IN the saesesihsr 81
fsssrsviits, (Maryissd Trses.) Frsdsriok
County. Maryland, viii b sttssdsd 20.
RICHARD JOHNSON.
Nov. ~. fs3s.-sG
? s-N:sres. win Be- taken In ps,nsn,
q The rsgsisr p<icss. n. ).
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

HINDER the authority Of . S-sd NJ Irust
~ 70 The sahssri6ar from Lsvis w.~n-.,.
dated the e0sh day q August. In tie year Isss
reeSrdsd ~ the sserks' stiss Of NE sounty souT,
81 yeasFsos. Tor NE bsas6t % JoAepL 1. Russsii.
: vu On TIE iosh Day q Dsss@bSr b~It, 90 the
yrsnisss. cell u psSiis sss,loua, 10 the AisAe,l
bidder. Tor cash. oas half Of ihs ISLAND OP
Nih0tNIUs. in the Sssssy ~ Je6ferssu. sssr
H.rpers-ksrry. described in ssIj desd.
VII SILL 90 saaisfy ths bslsaea do spec 60
sss1IaPs's ~ jas: Hook & Joaeyh l. Sa,ith, 10
Psy 70 satd kaaassii NE amSaat 81 ,hsir purah.ss
fron aid WsrausE. % the propey1y sSo,s De-
srib0d. JOHN FtT,ZSIkNoyq
haEPers-Fsrry, N0v. 20. Isso.-tA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

A lsrge shoai - n.scksrei (Releome
visiiessJ made their sppesrsass lately
q Willouahby's Point. Val and "a
asas the shore e 10 b. idsatissd 81
cone gestiemsa wbo Wess on iba
beach II the tims. and uho Informed
tie psoPueior q he placs. q TIE CIR
eumstanee. Hs immediaielT sun.
mooed his hshsFs1ea with their ssiss.
10 the spoi. Who captured, 90 s.isss
ihsa 30 tine" oas handFed o. them.
The nsxt Hsoraing By lines ha bed
item n naFksi. 81 thsy we're ealy .
Ss~ mian1es tkaEs hsforo shsy wssa aiI
saaPged 49, ctwgsfsss 1ark
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
LtbrRrM .Niaffee.

A Resolution was passed st the late IN.
"A nual meeting Of ihe Library soeisty Of
hafpers-FerFy, 10 permit the use Of is book.
70 saadsss generally. st the rate Of A3 per
year. paid 10 advance.
TheIr collection Of Books sxeeeds seven
huadrsd volumes Of very interesting works.
and 70 eestinuslly Increasing BY the addition
Of many Of the best aud latest publications.
Ministers Of The Gospel have the use Of cor
Books, free. 80 osusi. By q former yots Of sAe
Soessty. ADAM BROwH. LiArari.u.
HsTpers-Ferry, Nov ~. 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

besitss Frisss - eioo. ke As.
Tishsts tio--tislsss ss-- asarts,. ss ~
Csvteestss - Fsehsess ~ a. vAois tish-
eis, Bis9--FsfAssfs o. ha8 ttfaeiss a.
Psssefss - qgsrtsF lisksit. so 81
~FoT Tktsi, ssd abaEss % cssilk.
estes - Packages u Ne sleeve selsa6sa
aatamss. a4tFess
=. q. oaE0oRE q co eFsnar,,s.
(seeosesofs - Hatss q kf'fstyrs.3
Wasnmsgss CIR. y. q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

We have received several late Aum.
bers q The Texas Telegraph. The
people Of The new Republic are turn
Jag their eyes since Hoastoa's slseiioa
81 their President. % 80 distinguished
eisissn q the DATED stsias" 80 ne
Commander IN ckief e lheig Arny.
Who this distinguishes eisisun =, We
20 nol know. ID.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
TaissSsbfe Property
FOR SALE

"A LARGE wsil-6nished stone Dwell
"A LIMO, With alt necessary ost-buiidinE.,
asd six ssrs Lot lying i@Rsdistsly sbovs
Hsil's Patent RiHs works. on the turn pike
rosd, lev rods North OF the wineheslsr
ksil-road. will BE- cold on reasonable Ierms.
This Dwelling b well calculated for 9 public
house, or for business Of any kind. having o
good basement story, eonIm0dious parior.
aud bed roomsi aud attached Is q 6rs,-rate
garden. Its location 10 inferior 20 none on
The Shenandoah street, having advantage,
which are not posssssea BY any other build.
ing contiguous 10 It. GeDIlsmsn Of bushes.
would do veil BY making i'm msdists appiics.
tion ito the subscriber. Posse.siou given
Immediately.
JOHN RoKSNpAUGu.
HasPsrs-Fsrry. Nov. 10, 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

~ AllsndaIs. u Berkeley county, On Tues
dey shs ath ias,. b. he Rsv. ~. HarKFavs,
Dc. hosEaT ?. Aassgosa. - shsphssdstosn.
y Niiss Atsssxs >. dssghtsF efJ. Wee Dossn,
Esq.
On THURSDAY ne ssas ait. bg ne Rev. Wa.
EGisls. Ne Gasasa w. s4aepass. Of IsasrsoD
sonnty. ViFginia, n Miss Raars, PaFrrssou.
- Fraaklia s0uaiy, Pa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

Wn.L - Sold. on Monday the aIss Ssy
w 81 Noveabss aaat. (COaFt-Aay,) BE-
lore ths Cougi-tsSuse deer IN ChaFlsatown.
sevsn likely NEGROES. sonsistlsE 81 two
We@sa cod Deys--t 81 The bo,s frous 10
70 ~ years - sc, Esd he 0lhss ysars cd.
Is'Es--siE moaths' credit. ~ the pap-
ehassf s'gt"g eoed snd approved security.
ROBERT FULTON, .AAa'v
Oct ~, 1895. n Js-.ss F.i,s~' 49,
PosTPONEMENT.
bO~ The sboss sale u postponed until
eenday ihs iSth q Dsesabss nsst, (CoaFt-
lsy.J
Nov. ~, 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

10y virtue Of deed Of trust from John
~ L. Tsbb 10 The subseribsr, for the bens-
d Of JOho r. CookSs. dated the 9Th dsy OF
February, 1888, recorded 10 Jsfsrson ooua.
~, viii cell, 81 public Suction, before the
Tavern Of Daniel Entier Ia She Phsrdslou On.
90 Saturday, the 10th day Of Dscsmbsr
nsxt, that desirable House snd Lot IN shsp-
hsreslOvn. oov occupied b. Mr.. JOhs L
Tabb. Terms cash.
(. !. LEE, yr. Trustsa
Nov. 10, I636-ta.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
Five DOITars Rewar0

GTRAYED OF stolen frOrn the saelo.ur.
- OF O. w. & >. ~. Little, % FriAov
eight. the 9Th Of October, six LARCE
HOGS, marked with . slit in The riEhl sse
sad crop OF the len; Tires Of then have
olsSs aod white spots, The Espaiaing three
ere black.
vii give the above reward for any IN.
Ierma1,qa that nssy lead 10 the Fseovsey Of
lhsm. RREDRRicK NICODRNIJa.
8hsneoa-httl Nov n ia1s =,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
INnRkce.

WNHE School commissIoosrs Of JsGsr.ou
~ County are infOTmsd that the propoT-
lIon OF the surplus Of The Literary Fund 20
which they ere s0tiIIsd, rs NllI GO, which,
w addition 20 The regular qnOss. ED the be.
lance uHsEPended lsst yesr, AfIsG dedueIIaR
The usual contingent sxpeasss, subjseIs The
su@ Of esi 70 the sisPossi Of sssh conmis-
sIoosF.
Nov. ~, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
$40 RRWAR0-

'" As stolen from the stable door Of Mr..
w j. N. Carter, ia Chsrissto On, on sa-
turdsy night the Sth instant, a
dark BROWN MARE, about rGK&1
iht hsnds high. Her hoofs ]
we're much worn from want Of ukSnnAk
shoes. end she had just been shod az round.
hss . small saddle ozark on her right aide
aud Is about yssrs old. I will give the
above reward for the recovery Of tbs asfs,
and conviction Of the thief, o. Ave dsllsrs
Zoe the @ars alone, or for Information whore
she Is. so that get hss again, and the me-
essssry expenses 10 addition, II shs be
brought 10 0s.
SAMUEL STONE.
char'sstovn, Nov. IL. 1886. at.
N B.-shs had n saddle and bride on
when stolen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

VEAY LATs YRoM SPAiH.--Captain
Brewa. Of barqus Ganges, arrived Il
Boslon, from Malaga. October 10. in.
forms Messrs. TopliG, that 6OOO men
OF she Casiis; army Iere within one
days march Of Malaga when he sailed
and great condemnation perVsded slI
ranks In that city. The shipping ia
harbog was crowded with men. women
and ehiidren. foe protection. AZ the
progress of.ihe Carlists hsd been mara
"a BY every excess. and - they wEesk.
ed thsiF vsngsasee more particularly
upoa those places which he'd proclaim
ed the contribution or were IN favor Of
Il. the inhabilants of Malaga had every
reason 10 fear the worst consequences.
should The Carlisls entsr the city
EVER prepaFAtsoa vas mskiag 10 de-
feed the place About 500 militis
were enrolled, Dat had no Leaders IN
whom they bed eon6dence; eonse-
quenuy. great alarm existed and busi-
ness vas 81 q stand.
The y. s. Ship Potomac wa5 ia port,
also . British and = Freaeh fsigats.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

% Saturday lasl. Nh. auTu MoAsa. sos-
spFa - Cspi. tuhn hssisg. - this ssuaiy. snA
daughter ~ ~. ssnusi llssell
On Aoatay tas 20 is.f, Mn. LvBsa ~.
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Me. Loysll's district 10 Virginia hes
given en- Anti-Vsn Burea majority q
$50. The right Of inslrusiioa, T" SIR.
Loyall-Co ~ your Constituents TO
"obey or resign"
Il y reported that 81 FredeHeksbasp
the Hon. J. ~. PISTON voted ll,s VaS
BuFen ticket. How many people
have heard MT. ?. say be wss q Viii,
man--how long has u been since b.
fHrasd va Bsre9 maa--what DAY
Wss Il lssl water tbat the Globe fusssa
NJ. P. oul o. ire Admiaisirsiion parry
Can any body tell What's IN The
wind H0U9-l -9ler. Gas.