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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05
Notice.

+, HyHE undersigned having come 10 The
A determination TO close their business
would request all those indebted e them
nv note or open account. TO come iorw ARD
and settle The same. And persons 10
search OF bargains would do well 10 give
them a call, as they are determined to sell
OF at very low prices. ,o,r
Martinshurg. March l, 1871
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05

FOR EMF

TIME undersigned will rent half the te
d nement situate opposite the Globe
Tavern, Martinsburg. II contains I'D
Two Rooms Of comfortable dimen llIlW
sions, well furnished with fire places ; AMI
presents desirable location for q proies
sional man. Possession may be had i'm
mediately, If desired.
THOMAS .. SMITH.
March 90, IS37.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05

son, payable on the lst day Of July ; and
forfy doilars to insure, payable as soon as
the mare is known 10 be with fosl. Part
Jag with the mare, her death. or irregular
attendance at the stand, forGeits the lnsu
rance,
FYfu cent. cash 10 the groom. 10 be sent
with each mare.
IxpUsrRY, JR.. 10 a beautiful dark bay.
fifteen hands. three inches high, six years
old this spring, out Of Louisa Semmes,
whose pedigree can be seen below
HECTOR BELL.
March 30, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05
For RENT.

house belonging TO Mrs. M'Kewn
Il and occupied by VIM. c. Anderson,
deed, for some time, and lately by The
Rev. James Berkeley. This property viii
be rented for one or more years. on mod
crate terms. II is one of the most com
Portable houses in the town. 8y-Posses-
sion can be had Immediately
JOHN X. WILSON.
March 1. lS97.-U
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05
MILLERrTake Notice:

MADISON MILLEK,-Take NotIce:
TEyHAT on Thursday, the 9th day OF
q April next, at the house of William
Kroescn. in M~artinsburg, | will take the
dispositions of Alfred Ross. George Swim
ley, Julia Ann Miller. William Crow, Jr.,
and others, which | will offer as evidence
in a suit now depending in the Circuit Sa-
perior Court of Law and Chancery for
Berkeley County. wherein ! am plaintiff
and you are q defendant.
PATRICK GARRY.
March 90, IeS7.-6t
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CosIsS9Nasy Notice.

fEFHE Company under my command.
a will parade at the usual place, (Gor-
LElB NoLL's,) on SATURDAY, the Sth
Of April, at Q o'clock, p NJ.
JAMES MeSHERRY, Capt.
March 90, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05

NOOKING STOVE-I have a Cock
" ing Stove, of the Medium SIZE, with
all the cooking u,ensils,-wbich will sell,
or exchange Tor a large size Franklin stove
of the improved pattern.
JOHN STROTHER.
Martinsbnrg, October 10, 1886.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05

sTNorIoE.-The Rev. Mr.. TALIAFER-
RIO will preach at Mount Zion Church, at
Hedsesyille. on Wednesday. the 18th in
slant, and Immediately after service an
election viii be held for a Vestry, for the
ensuing year.
Aurii 5, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05
stone Coal.

DARBY q. COLSTON,
HEAVE just received. At the Honey,
EE wood Mills. 1000 BUSHELS OF
STONE COAL, which they will sell
cheap,
March 8, IsS7.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05
DRQM1a

TyHIS thorough bred race horse will al
Il so stand At my static the ensuing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05
MAZ1ERA.

fRlHIS splendid. thorough bred, and su-
n perior race horse, now six years old.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05
. A 5.
FOX CONGRESS.

IN ~ 30
nA-Col. JOHN B. d. SMITH, of Free
derrick, is a candidate to represent this
district in the next Congress-nomina-
bv a meeting at Charlestown.
nArCoI. JAMES M. Mason of Win
chester, nominated by a convention of
the Democratic Republican party.
SENATE.
nrr We are authorised to
cu,pLEs JAMES FAULKNER, Esq, as
= candidate to represent the Senatorial
District composed of the counties of
Berkeley, Morgan, and Hampshire, in
the next Senate Of Virginia.
GrCapt. EpHRAIM Dunn, of Hamp-
shire, nominated by a convention Of the
Democratic Republican party.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
0rrWe are authorized to announce
Col. RoBERT v. SNoDGRAss,. as a can
didate to represent the county ofBerke-
lev in the next General Assembly of
Virginia.
GWe are authorized to
TtLLoTsoN FRYATT, Esq, as a candi-
date to represent the county of Berke.
lev in the next General Assembly of
Virginia
OF Major WILLIAM G.. BURNS and
HENRY ]. SErBERT, are candidates to
represent Berkeley county in the next
General Assembly Of Virginia.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
CrWe are authorized to announce
Major JOHN PETER, as a candidate to
represent this county in the next Gen.
eral Assembly Of Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05

HEAVING been informed that some per
.HH son or persons have been IN the
practice Of cutting timber on the lands be-
longing to Mary Claycomb. situate on the
North Mountain, near Hedgesville, here
by give notice that | will enforce the law
against all who may hereafter be detected
trespassing upon the above named pre-
misses.
FREDERICK CLAYCOMB,
Agent for NJ. Claycomb
April 5, lS37.-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05
Yours, very respeciiully,-,
CHARLES DUVALL.
PaIxcE GEORGE CouSry,
March 10. 1877.

PaIxcr GEORGE Cousry,
March 10, 1887.
Dear Sir: The bay colt Industry, Jr., now ~
your possession, was put in training the IAN OF
1884. bat was turned out in consequence o. Deins
seized with the colts distemper, OF an inveteratc
cbaracter. fof he did not recover for twelve
months Last fall ! put him in training again,
aud after a few weeks preparation gave hin =
two mile trial with Prince George, his han pro
Their. il was closely contested and performed 70
good time. 1t was not repeated 10 consequent.
fore snele he did not get another gsIlop.
am, sir, very respectfully .yoars'
CHARLES DUvALL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05
March 90. 1887.
wAsHrSerss CRY. March 10. 1887.

Dear Sir; ! send you tho pedigree Of Louisa
Semmes. the dam OF INpusTRy. in. she was
by Ra,ler, her dam by Oscar, her grand dam oy
GREY Diomed, her G grand dam by HsIi,s Union,
her 2 2 grand dam BY Othello, Junifer. Mor'on's
Traveller, Selma by the Godolphin Arsoisn-
Semmes. her owner, and | will venture TO say a
richer pedigree cannot be produced. also send
you a certificate Of his training and trial. Prince
George beat, last fall, his half sister. Atlanta,
of whom you have heard. at three heats, ioar
miles il being her frst race that season she a.
forwards beat Cippus, Post Boy, ana o'ners nc
ME ased to accept my best wishes for yonrseif
and Industry, Jr.
Yours. very respectfully,
CHARLES DUvALL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05

Prince Ueorge Co.,,
Md, will also stsnd
at my stable, atV
teen dollars the sin
gle leap, cash; t,cen
"a, 6,,. doIls the sea.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05
TO III PUBLIC.
James Fryatt,


HOUSEHOLDER q CARPENTER.
I'D RESPECTFULLY informs the citi-
EE gems of Martinsburg and its vicinity,
that having permanently taken up bis re
sidencs here. be is prepared TO execute all
kinds Of work in bis line Of business, IN a
durable and substantial manner, and IN
the most fashionable and approved style.
gFHe may at all times be found, when
not engaged from home. ct his residence
nearly opposite the dwelling Of MIR. Con
rad Roush-wcst end Of KING street.
He ~solieits a share Of the patronage oil
a generous public.
Martinsburg, April 5, 1s37.-6t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05
Commissioners Sale.

Commissioners Sale.
ElY virtue OF decree rendered in the
ED Circuit Superior Court for this coun
", in Chancery. in the case ofStephen
Gano, admir- OF David Durham, against
Erasmus Gantt-the subscriber. as epecial
commissioner. will offer for sale, on Mon
day. the 18Th day Of March. (being The FIRST
day of March Court next.) before The
courthouse door, in Martinsburg.
I'll Tract of land,
in the drains Of Back Creek, in this coun
ty, containing I55 ACRES. | Rood. and
Three Poles. The sale will be made with
out any guaranty Of quantity. or warranty
OF title-though M doubt Is entertained,
that the title is unexceptionable, and the
quantity Of land. as set forth.
o. The Terms Of the sale will be Fifty
dollar. in hand, and the balance in equal
payments at six and twelve months. The
purchaser 10 secure the deferred payments
either by bonds with good personal secu
rity, or by a trust deed on the premises,
al the option of the Commissioned.
D. III. CONRAD.
February IL, 1874
nOSTPONEMENr.-The above sale
is postponed until MONDAY, The 10Th
Of April nert, being the day Of thc election
u. IL. G.
March IS, lS37.-4t
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EDxHssfer
Fer Rent.

rEyHE undersigned offers his Dwe'lin
q House for rent.
February !, 1871
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E E u " ,

p u %
fEsHIS beautiful Stallion will be exhibit
q ed in Msrtinsburg. on Monday, 10th
of april, (cour, day.
JOSIAH VIM. WARE.
March 90, 1887 -2w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05

a THx oelepra,ed
IN !! ! : !':! ! : ':: I: !: !: !! i /:
tinsbarg, on Mon
day next, being the lst day Of April court.
April s.. 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05

iars to insure. payable as 500 as the marc
is known Ia he with foai. Parting with
The mare. her death. or irregular attend
ance at the stand, ~forfe.ts the insurance.
FIFTY cents cash TO the groom 10 be sent
with each mare.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05
NOTICE
PUBLIC SALE of LAND.

PUBLIC SALE of LAND.
gEVHE subscribers, by virtue of a deed
a Of trust executed by Benjamin For
man, deed. will offer for sale. at public
auction to the highest bidder. for cash, be-
fore the door of Daniel Enters Tavern,
in Shepherds,own. On Friday, the 2Sh doy
Of this month, the following
Tracts of Land.
Isl. A Tract of Land, lying and being 10
jefferson county, near Hard scrabble, and
containing 60 ACRES Of Valuable Lima
stone Land. 2nd. a Tract Of Land. lying
in Berkeley county. between the two Slice
py Creek Mountains, containing. by Jas.
Maxwelrs calculation, 406 Acres Q Roods
and 50 Poles.
SEAMAN GARARD,
ID. II. CONRAD,
Trustees.
1r faaT q
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05

season, at frsnty
dollars the single
leap. thirty dollars
the season. paya-
bic on the LET Iu-
az. and MlN dol
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05
II LSsf Of

EMAINING in the Post Office. Mar
Re tiusburg, on the LIST of April, 1887,
which if DOT called for before the LIST day
of July next, will be sent 10 the General
Post Office, Is dead letters.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05
INDUSTRY, Jr.

A THOROUGH bred son Of old indus
try. bred by DIR. Charles Duvall, Of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05
CHAIRS! CHAIRS!


which they intend to pursue, 10 all its va
rious branches They will keep on hand
raraI,nf snnnis Of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05

HFeU Uy Mlatn
RI. Minge. Esq.
Of Va.-a heauti-
fol blood bay With
black legs. name
Andfa;i M AZ
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05

WAsHixaroS Cry. January is, 1887.
Dear Sir: My great anxiety to promote the
;moroyemen, OF The blood horse Of cur country.
must constitute my apology for addressing you on
this subject.
Since the death OF Industry. have given TO
Col Selden's horse Mazepps, q decided prefer.
enee over any other stallion OF my acquaintance
he highly grsiifed IL you could get him.
have seen Mazeppa on the course, and have
.lvavs believed him a capital runner. His stock
u certainly rs pure and rich as any in Ascriea.
lie Is 4 beautiful bay, Of hne figure. and fnli six;
"a .srvapt, JOHN M. MCCARTHY.
To HEsToR BELL, Esq.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-05

March is. iss7,--ts
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Caution Il!

April s. 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-25
FsO~ "a. RiskasnA Ensui,,r, JNsrsk -l9, Is9i

FSOm ihs RishRsnA Ensuissr. JNsvsk-19, le2s.
"It has lSag heea maintained as q maxim.
that the man who cannot obey ought aOi "a
cousmand- and the rule, IL lhe present eass.
~ least stands ppoH tbis sound Feasont ehai
she mas Vho msksa his ogn viii aad pleasure
she sole rule and guide 81 81 bic actions. ssski
ass - o. igustsd asaA fAs lsses psassFs 81 a.
PFsistsHi ~ Untird sfsfss"
gSsn a. Eaqsssss q .Msv 10, 1924.
'Wbat Mod % Preaifapf souid lhis. ,rrssi
sisiiiea' (Gs1sgaf 1artseal mskaf esa-
tleman Who caNssg INrearagf oaa-RLAta *
PhEssiss 81 eva raw ---ssf ~ sroala - ssilas
sa q sssstssatey sis ths isss sffhs lead Oas
vho 10 any gress eFssis would eonssSF ne
whois country into one CREST camp. ard would
Feduos almosi every thihg under msstisl tsw
70 ikfi ina'Fidusi bs fsgvtlisss, thsa, in8esa,
"a hs says hifnself. assst ~ s,sfs kahtist -
Hhst respect would sicA great ciyiiisn' sh-
isfiaia for ~ isss sH6 eeasiiiuiioa q tbs
sountry -
Fs,u, a. Enqairsr 4 Osfo6sr ~, 1924.
eve eahnof eofaeni V isod hand towards
che eicstioa n sarh usn g. oeusfaI Jackson
iit ., lee iilfis - . ifefassli-- fes sash--fse
rioifsi ~ his issipfr- BE MEASURES TOO
AuCfi INCLINED TO ARBITRARY CO.
fEHNAENT % obiaiB the humhis sspPoFt ~
ne edilaF ~ ihis Bapgf ~ WOULD BE.
PaEcATE SIS EEEcTi0N As a CURsE
UPON Our C0uHTRY" ~
And g CUasn 4 has omphaGcallF
proved. Sc found the departments
Of ihe Government "a tie hands %
honest and Compsienf men. tie found
. House q Representative which had
never been subdued ~ ne sedurtion
q Executive Paigouage--and = Sc
nate which Bad sever been shaken hy
lhe ihuDdesH 81 Ezacuiipe PoweF--
ne ionnd 3 Cuusnsy a. nrgoiisble a.
MeAican dollars VI Europe ~ China-~
ai veil as % any pad 81 ihe uuiied
aiaiee--snd sdniiird by all Intelligent
sisiesmen a. hare been TIE sounbnaT
in rat WonLB. He hse ioii ssf pub
iic oaires in ibe hands 81 fsciions ED
brsaiing paUisaos--sli swag3ee 81 iss
feeomf ensa aud ailmnloos % EEEcU-
TivR Viz He has leil ns e houte %
aepfs 1tsdgsa stepped b ihe chia q
lat uosf desperate sotrer9ioaeg. sa
nisaf ~ low sBf wosshIem ihsi -
nsntefs hass beconsc hpmb's ranoli-
anis 50 ~ President &c crlleci1fth,ts.
pasi-ores ~ isna srentiess-a.elss.
rag fhs services ~ 4amnan ~ fhs
sestscps "a ih1 Fenels-a eeehaee.
re ie hesoa 81 be's otresi
80 81 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-25
.roR rnE rarr rnr,,

~FoE THE TaEg PREss.
Messrs. Editors; have been q SUBSCRIBED
toyour psPeF foe @any ysars. md have read
many valuable sdmonitions 20 ihe Young and
rising youths OF the Valley Of Virginia n
sOms Iitlls touch could be given 70 che tutor
In our schools III this village and elsewhere.
20 suppress profahe sweASiEig, ( tbiuA Il would
not DO amiss. JEFfERSoNlAN.
This aulhor Of the above must excuse Us
for the omission Of few lines lshichfOllovs6
the above remarks. copiainlnS high eOmpli-
men. on The absent Editor OF ibis paper.1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-25

The Three Requess .flA<.St.s ysrk .Dsbh-
raftsa- --Fhose ll,rse thiass (,sys the National
lntsfiissneyr) which msssAahts ySqueuttd d.
sid ishae' Exesl,ive destined 10 do, the E1-
seGsiss GsgTamsht has no~ DosH- II has cen
Tvcned Congress- IL has (In sfset) revoked and 81
-nEideihe Specie cissuIAsi ssd il has authorized
the sxteniiOa Of relief to Merchants on iheit
bonds, sc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-25

THE LAST SPECIE CIRCULARS Tho
Circular Of Ihe Postmaster General, requiring
tke. POslmasters toieolleet all hostages In spe-
Gle OF Apeeio paying Banks, and the Circular
Of the Secretary Of the. Treasury .rsauiring
al euaiom-hOnss bonds 10 be paid also In spe:
eIs or speeie paying banks. have been mel
with indignstiOn and decided opposition; for
n mary places these orders require tbs mes-
chants and others TO perform an inpossibiIily
and that which the Government Is unable 70
dOilsslE Al alsrge mseiing At Fansuil Hall,
Session, the merchants resolved that they
vsuld net regard the acquisitions Of the Cir
ouiArss--sBd The Boston Postmaster responded
to the viii Of the meeting, snd took Upon bs@-
self the responsibility Of delivering letters for
city BRIs aRd The notes Of the Deposite Bapks
Mr.. swarsvous, TIE CoIlsotor Of the Port of
New York. anding Il impossibls TO cuforce the
Osaer Of the Secretary iof the Treasury. pro-
eesSsa 70 Washington snd made known ibs
feet TO the Secretary, IN pefsoa. The ssers-
iaFy replied that the laws we're Imperative.
and That be bad taken an Osth laenforcs lhoss
lass. sc. Mr. Swactaout returned 70 New
York. and addressed public meeting. 81 lhe
Rxebapss. On the subject. add closed his al
dress By stating lhat under deep eoOsietiOu
that de Order Of the Treasury DsPaFsnsu,
could not be complied with. hs. on bis own re-
accessibility, Wouid receive the bills Of All the
City Banks. In psynsni Tor debts due Ne 60.
Vssnnsal This dselsralioa Of Air. swsn-
won't has been received II Ibe Treasury De-
Parlsstt with ''aueh surprise = asd Tie Sc
eFOsnsy has addressed Ioas letter to Air g.,
10 which he Is Infornsa, that 'sThs Exesuiiss
possesses as autboii,y 70 delsgsls 70 yea, (sfr.
s., } BOs has Il ihtspded 70 dsIsssts any discrs-
lion 70 disFegsFd ths Laws IN ans particular. o.
70 set contrary % lhs distractions % lhs De.
psrtment, which sa8 been issued IN conforms
y % ihsms nor eco q ssnetio8 The exsrelss Of
any saeb discretion % ne past 81 ssy q he
0messs o. ne Costons" Il Z shought ihas
NJ. spartaog, win aow rtslgu bis POsi e
Collector
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Psealss., sPA ''dsaesisgsAs sRsr;slsos q ~
lsTAsss uss.s.lly "a si.ss .bs .ss- susss.r -.
mslkl u ncgi hia trse sd PLATA eroosilioa II :
fnsi elQa.h y sieitle he fsIads q evefy a.
pnosre a HsrpefsSF when ~ thss hehalds
he hosnleidi4I dsgEer q dcspuaisn dFsnn from
iis shest4 qa4 giitleuing aboSa hia. he.A, srsdy
poised 20 aDh his deaeesl b;slb-viEhf tbs urisi-
lege q ti8nking fnr nisnseffs-of fnleint whether
hie bsppiness Eva be more fury sssosplithetr ~
eslebs.ting lid Rellous Maaonic. cad Maslvur
saniucsseriA sod isbiIe~A-&-bee.asss fors5bth.
b. The SnprrisaeadUnt. IL osishcr Mason, flid
Etslon, or AfAeltor. ne fsecnnea - flkFprfs.
fsr.y, vho arr usdsr his sopeFisssu1spsy, sA.ll
aot ~. - - y
Yes. sffr. enc .hs slsisns 10 ~ q Demscrss.
m iesineibls dissitla of the sainied Jsflssssn,
whom ~ sad HE party hold 40 hoidly sIogt 4,
their tcundcrsnd pntron, dispnaes uss isnga- n
depepjrnee phic; s.ys. AL lvs tsrH free %. lie
alspstss The Language VI ., Hsrsoa hinssif. when
no sHia. FL uAy9 swoaE ERsHrAL HsnsrS, Uros
I..k nxAs eE Con: 40 Az srRssEr sxfn Thn
f3as ~ siil ~ sh.s The Ar.aorvrs see fr.eneu.
shai thsy siif psc,sa. sah vilsbfsl. js.leasy
aes dsffsd yah hrraie festitnde. Ar -nerossipl
meats upoa tiAs presiegs boon. Vtst dazzling
Lgsm e LIBERTY, that their fkthers died todefsnd
epd ifh - their isss legs<yt thai. froednm hist
The Eternal DsiH S;nseiL enAovsd fhaa VIII Il
ass h,sse; .thAt they Will defead ibcsr Nth psr,
sessring qrsies, WHISTLER lnsulsed l,y foreiKa Dc;
spot o. assiss borO son u Aussrisa.
N.,s 49, A FREEMAN.
MAJ IL 1857.
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dency. He has lsf u senate
rpbeed Of its pEivilekes-plundered Of
ais PoHsrs-begEsrsd In Is REPUTATION
--snd With come isS brilliant and h6u-
orable Individual exceptions. destitute
Utterly a. iaiegrily or talent. . ne hs-.
len - . currency which, for CONNER
cTal purPoses-.for cxehanses-for dis
tsnt paymentS--is No Cufsney at All
and which fos personal add priJ ate
uses j. Is much inferior TO me Cur.
rsney which he found in the country
IN 1929, a. q currency Of Rags j. inGe.
FioEis q Currency Of pspsr rcdeemable
on depsnd IN specie.
Let rs pot forget then the men OF
ihe meAsures by which we haye been
prosiFsted. REToRM THE MEAscREs
AND RxJRcr THE KIM. There is but
one way Tor People who have been
broken down by corrupt and pro6igaie
rulers. They must draw the lines
mssk the men--and pursue them with
an indsfatigable sydor till they shall
have been driven from the pisces they
have dehIed. and e1piaied IN Scompui-
sorry retirement the ysrongs and suffer
ings which THEY. HAVE INFLICTED on
THE PEoPLE-Bah. Parrot.
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: e. The object OF tte author Of eompu-
n'eS.iOn 90 Ihe subject Of IA late .oIa,For-
Oaee Fog, Raes;; would not be aiiaiLsd. We
fear,by the publication ofhs Se~srks. They
Nosfd be sure to call forth q rspIy--And, give
rise 90 a discussion As burdeSsoms to our
columns, as it would be unPrsbiabls 10 .ahs
public. The eom4hnnieatiOn can appear in
the form Of an advertisement. If the author /.
anxious for lis publication. +.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-25


YIRGlNIA--JIssfiAS II fAs LsSlsIsis,sl-.:
Ths GossrnOr u iAis State has issued PaO-
cLAnzsssn. ''requl-isS the members Of she Sc.
Ssss and House Of DsIsgates to meet at ibs
Cspiiei, 10 the City Of RichmOad. on Monday
Ghs iash Dag Of June next" to take Into con
sissraaioa .'shs Interests - The commOn-
wealth" Ths peculiar situation 10 whlch the
Backs e shis STATS are placed By The pressn,
Iavs b rsluiiea 70 salspsnssoa Of specie pay.
DSasn. uasds 4 he duty ~ ths Governor 70
eeassas no Ligilasurs At Is eariys period as
bosalhls.
a aosts hus a1istsd whsihsF TIA ola or ne
nsa ssnhass wspla soa.,isuis Ne proper le-
giaiafste e Isna. Ths- Governor referred he
qassiisa - ne Aitorssy -Sssbsrni 81 ne STATE
wAo ssvsahIs opssioas AZ length upoa The sub
jeas. and eoRss y che oonelusioa that me
''pss1pns who were neuber Of the Senate
sad RSslss 81 Delegates. last wisssr, and who
Asve 80 rsaagDsd O. bsss disqualified. srs slllI
1smbsEs q ne Asss@bly." The RieA1ood
wig ssys thai Ne sbsys opinion b coneurssd
10 - IA JaAgss d ths csuri of Appeals, By
Ne. Lsish. ana y nasy eshsr Distinguished
esstlsman Rhess visWs have been solicited
ASaogslaSly, ne ooyessos hss spssially 3D.
arss.sd eoViss u his Proelsmstion % Ihs
@snbsss - ths lass ssssios, vao.s terms Of
oEss WIN "a expire lfll oe,o6sr neat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-25


susRGNsl0Ns. The 0ogsFnmsas DePo-
siss saaks, - eel - "a others. faf end ssar'
seus e The yirgias BasAs aloss sEstptsd,
seapsa8sd speeis poymsais. ne naRk
% YifEiaia, saa ~ Parmefs' Bank % VIZ
giaia, a RiehnouS, end ~ course lhslr
bssa-Ass ihsoagh0ui ne siala, have ruspsnd-
-. he ohaFlsF - ibs fsrmsr b 20, forfsh.
- ~ shs ssspapsiaa, cor will ils usuai ops.
rsfisss Be arssass Bui Ihs saas.s very az.
fssent VIA np iattsr. ths Eura-rs' assk
ths shsstes - whieh bsiag iogis'is8 4 ssuis
- e.ainst q h-avy psuaitg. y e ahoaii 10
nug bsisals 70 ibs wag 81 geassiaE 81 d.
sasaiisg pspsn Tia notes - Ihosa Beuka,
hsuevsg, aFs ss go - thsy ever wsra, aaa
e ~ A. iaasseai ~ spsys maa % % regard fbsa
Neae s1oald dsalFs 70 diaeousi lhsui, 80 pose
sasaia saAai % q Slssosni
g sggssFs thst ~ sulpsssioa sf spssis
psgaean hagha b 80 soufh. go Sra eth
ga Bsposlls Sea- a Matches
NE aesss "a EssahyiIis, aiaasi alihla sissl
- &c mestaiisFe, uaasg ~ very nuss Of
Gsa. gsshssa. hsss sespss5ss, vhsfs, Il y
sEpesiss. wil hs fsun5 sena 81 ~ swn pro-
isst srufs.