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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-03
The Ladies' Fair!

FEsHE Ladies of Shepherdstown and vi.
n cinity. would respectfully call the at
tention of the public TO an exhibition OF
their taste and mechanism, in many att
cles of use and ornament-wbich will be
offered for sale from the 9th TO the I2lh of
May, inclusive. The proceeds are TO be
applied TO the purchase of Lamps. Trim
mings, &c. &c., for the new Presbyterian
Church. All who are disposed TO assist
in their laudable design, are invited to at
tend. May 8, 1897.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-03
For Rent.

TINE undersigned will rent half the te
nement situate opposite the Globe
Tavern, Martinsburg. II contains ~. IA IA
Two Rooms Of comfortable dimen llstM
sions. well furnished with fire places ; and
presents desirable location for profes
sional man. Possession may be had i'm
mediately, If desired.
THOMAS 9. SMITH.
March 30, IS37.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-03
Martinsburg Savings Institution,
APRIL 20, 1887.

rHvHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Di
D rectors of this Institution will be hold
en- al the office Of said Institution, on Mon
day. he sh day Of May neat.
Each depositor who has been such for
six months successfully, preceding the
election, and each stakeholder, has right
to vote for NINE DIRECTORS Of the
Institution, for the year ensuing the second
Monday in May. ID. III. CONRAD.
April &c, IS37-2w Prest
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-03
WILLIAM GORRELL.

sg-All my bonds. notes. and unsettled
accounts are placed in the hands Of MIR.
WILLIAM BRowN, who is authorized 10
settle the same.--Those whose accounts
are open with me, will confer favor by
closing them without delay. w. G.
April 10. 1S37.-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-03

4 the public that he has rented the ia.
vern stand, in ChaTlestown, well known
as the
ALLEx HOTEL"
lately occupied by !. n. Carter. which he
intends 10 keep for the accommodation of
the public. His TABLE will at all times
be furnished with the best provisions that
the markets can afford, and his BAR will
be constantly stored with the choicest
Wines and Liquors. His STABLE will
be attended by faithful and diligent Ost-
ler
lie tenders his thanks to the people of
Berkeley, and the public generally. for
the patronage he has received while keep
ing public house in Martnsburg; whi:h
patronage, be hopes, will be continued to
him. in his new situation, where he will,
at all times be happy TO meet and accom-.
modate his friends.
WILLIAM GORRELL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-03

Gs-The Lancaster (Ohio) Gazette of April
90, states that wheat in that place is selling at
rs cents per bushel, and flour at S. so per bar
rell
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-03

6q-Gen. GAINES is spoken OF in some OF the
Tennessee papers, a suitable candidate Tor
the next Governor Of that State.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-03
1eginlentaa Orders /!
'sNllE training Of the officers Of The e7,h

fHNIiE training OF the officers oe the 9Th
4 Regiment, v, NJ. will
on Wednesday. al
The l7th Of .uay, in the town n
OF Martinsburs, and contin- vi
ne three days. The Regi. EAa
mental muster will be at The AVN
usual place on Saturday, The EAIA
2oth Of May Aloiiicers re. 49,
quired by law, will attend ElH
the Training and the Regi. NM
mental muster. ~
All commissioned officers EX
will produce their commis- s=rsAiAxa@
sions TO the Commander Of The Regiment,
on the first day of the training. for the pur
pose Of sscertaIning their proper grades
The commandants of companies will also
be required to report 10 the commanding
officer of the Regiment, the strength and
condition OF their respective companies,
on the first day Of parade
JACOB MYERS, Col
67h Regt y. M
April 90. lS57.-4t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-03

sxEoBER IL STEWART,
EHAVlNG entered into partnership, in
n B. the above business, would respect.
fully inform their friends and the public
generally, they intend to carry ii on in ali
its various branches, al the stand former.
" occupied by ADAM STEWART. nearly
opposite the Court House. Their stock
OF materials will consist of the best that
the market can afford, and they will at all
times be in readiness 10 furnish promptly
any description or amount of work requi
red. They will always keep on hand q
large supply Of articles in their line. con
sisting oil
Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes, Pumps and
Slippers: Ladies and Misses shoes
and Slippers, of all sorts and
sizes: Also, strong Shoes
and Boots, for farm
hands, &c.
8E-All work made al their shop will be
warranted both as to material and work.
manship. The public are invited 10 give
them call. ard test their work. and ex
tend 10 them such patronage as they may
be found TO merit.
Martinsburg. April IL. 1897 SIN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-03

V~@&AS AR&&S&14fAA&~&Ss
Il , ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
EG and the public, that he has leased
the above establishment, recently oeeupi
ed by MIR. William Gorrell, at the corner
Of Queen and Burke streets, in Martins
burg. where he will be always prepared
10 accommodate travellers and Others 10 the
best style. His TABLE will constantly
he furnished with the best provisions the
markets can afford; and his Bar at all
times stored with well selected liquors.
His STABLE. aflording more than ordi-
nary comfort for horses, will be supplied
with the best grain and hay, and attend
ed by faithful and diligent Ostler
He pledges. upon his part, every exer.
ton TO contribute 10 the comfort aud sa-
tsiactlon OF has guests. and hopes TO me.
nit share of public patronage.
April %, 1887 SIN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-03

33,305 Prizes.
% Tickets $20-shares ii proportion. %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
DIED.,

On Friday the 9Th Instant, at the residsnce
ot her mother, In Berkei-y county, Mis-,
AMANDA NJ. TArE, in the 23d year Of her age
daughter Of the late hsgnus Tate, ESQ.
on The Sth instant. at tn. residence, of hi,
brother. DIR. r. Fairfax, King George. v.
Mr. WiLLiAN iiIssI FAissA1, aged n wear,
As portrait painter, Lo had greatly di.,in-
guished himself, aud had % been the will Of
an s'i-~ise Providence 10 have added q few
more years to his life. he uiusi have occupied
a commanding em'benee in that noble art
I've had suffered under lingering and wasting
disease Tor many month. preceding hi, death
u ~ the best consolation 10 his num.,ou,
friends TO know that in his case the sting of
death Mas Withdrawn, and the grave robbed
OF her victory" lie lived aud died the no
o'e'i work OF God. >" a reiis,ousiy homes, man.
-3isr. Gszsus.
DEsru a melancholy incideat occurred
on Thursday night, which has excited the uni
'srsal sympathy and regret OF the citizen, of
New Orleans. About 9 o'clock on that night
Mr. JAMES ~. sH.rnEAp formerly Of Jearr-
'"n eonoiy, Va was reused from his bed by
'he alarm OF IRE. lie passed up Bourbon
street some distance towards the scene Of the
supposed conlagrstion, and on his return
when nearly opposite the re>idence Of Doctor
r'cto" IA the same street, about one hundred
yards from bis own house, ke was sutJ-n,,
seized by severe indispo,iton. On eailin.
Tor help, Doctor Pieton wa. at hand. but lac
was already 40 far gone that medical a>si,-
lance was vain, and befTe he could be- con-
Veyed To his home he vas no more
The deceased bad resided the greater part
Of his life time. in this city. and was deserved
" esteemed by all classes of the community
Tie vas correct and exemplary in his conduct
IN every social relation. As a merchant his
conduct and department were entitled to ad-
m'ra'ion. Instead Of taking advantage Of his
situation NJ president of one Of the principal
m'n'ed institutions of the state, 60 Grind aud
"pPTess -is fellow men, he generously sirove
II relieve their difficulties 81 fl- as he could
10 II without compromising tie safety OF the
h'nk -snf 'r"qr-n''y when no other resource
was l"ft, he lent his own credit and used his
Own funds n avert ruin from worthy men -
IN this respect his unirely death is really To
be deni"red there ace many Who will feel
his loss ~ irrrnsrahie sul there are more
wh" will long cherish his memory - that II a
kind ard faithful fris nd and amiabie compa-
nion.-iNfT O'hsn, Bee. Jaiy %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
@aNRxHB.

On rsssday The let Instant, By the Rev
Andrew u. Kerr, u New Castle, Mr.. w,l
LIAM ID. Krns, Professor In The Deaf ono
Dumb Asylum m Dsn,.I's. Ky. TO Mis-, So.
san NJ. Bre.Lss. daughter o( Mr.. DAME
Buckles OF yehersoa eouniy, Va.
Oh never were, TO yearniIE mortal. given
Delishis moro dear, than Thine. thu, ble...d
BY Heaven.
In R'ehmood, on Tses.lsy, August On. 9Th.
by the Rev. wm- ~. Hart, Mr.. Ep,,.ny
srAHuAwx, Editor Of the Petersburg In,ell;.
seneer, to Miss ELo,sE wAaanlL Of Rich.
On Tuesday the sth last by the Rev. VIM.
Armstrong. Mr.. Josx ". M'C..,.y- ..nior
editor OF the wheeling Gazette, To Miss Con
SsrA l. Brsp,ck, all Of that city.
Ia Ne. Orleans, Mr.. ALkxASpsl Pailir So
8 .sArhs fsrtius CssaR HAssisal MAacslLr.
rtossE WAssiSsruS InLlBvKLI. To Mi.. Ca
sol'sE SorsiA MAniA JrIIAssG woarIur
MONTAGUE JOAN OF Asc Pork, ell OF that city,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

uANiNG sisgg-sd 81 ny Gods ~ Wei.
pr Gross Roads, q y there fore 80
tessary that 81 sreouais stsndiaz open o.
my bo0ts contracted 81 msi plses % "a
80 bFsneh. sboe,.l BE- closed 9Th ~ halle
delsy 90 Possiisis. sithsf b. psysssat o. ~
hois II y eSPsetsd that ~ sha ere o.lnx
accounts 70 fss AZ siihsF 81 ne aboys glasas.
~ o. NE toe issoF q stiso6snE - the 90
tee, snS ihsfspy sonfss . spsstai fsvos On
thsW freed aBa ob.s ient ssrvsat, ke.
John COOkUg
shsphstdstovu, Iuiy -. ls51.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

sPi have many settlements to make, Of
long standing accounts, and should he glad 10
avail myself Of the balance OF this month TO
bring them to = close. The coming Court
will afford fair opportunity for wiping GU.
old scores. There ought to be, in reason, some
stopping place some balancing point. will
my friends be deaf to so reasonable a PROPOSE
ton; JOHN & GAIIAur1
August II, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

Ffom iNDiANA the rsturos are partial -
The Whigt--the greedy patriots have ~
fer taken Ell. The contest promt,ss 10 b.
clos bstssen Wallars add Damont 10th
Nhigs) zoe Governor.
Fsssth Ditirtsi --Amos lane, V.B.. is de
taeesd IN Switzerland county THE vote
steod, Dpna, Wig. s68. Lane, v. D.. st7 80
la NoVs@bsF As whiza hsd 500 votes and
bea ssren 3ie IN he late slccti0n thsre haa
eaea WaiE gain q al sotsa
lAtgd Dntrtei--dS. Graham, w, hes been
eleetad. " 1easrsoa county ne vote stood
0FaAaa lls2, sInoosoa, va, COS. IN scott
osua9y. 0Fhhan has = ElsioFiiy q IS. and 20
1snaiaes maiority ~ about 800.
~ Dtshtsa--A clip froa ths cincinssu
Whig e,sasa 49, Ja1ss RalsSso, WIKI, hsu
bssa siocss4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
CIRCULAR.

"hen tho Manager, laid Ssfot, N,
~ public the scheme Zoe Cisss r If IN,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, (which 1, nov
v'hdrss" s"d the seoomp.ry ing Sch. IN. sab.
~ '" vs. P'see' the c"oa,ry vas ia = state
o. great proAs- ust -ed they felt warranted h,
rfh'ng the rrsuh OF On heavy Q scheme. -
ever limited IA amount the ssle mi sht he IN,
'aspcasios Of specie psyments by IN, R.,t.
ssa u's general arrangement OF the i.,-r,,.I :, !.
shevsaS"oo' The Ua,os, that subs~quct.,I,
zoos Pasc~. Induced the Msasxers 10 po,s uo,,.
The dsy Of driving To the 25d Of Sep,enS~r ,,.,,
before sh,sh time 70 -ss hot,ed. . morr favor.
o.e s-e OF ui"gs vos,ii be broorht about, Uut
" the '"sero.i ~xeAsages h.,. been vr,,,,,
soT's "s.Ad OF better, sad a. no rr..oo.LIr
"ops .sa es no. '"du'ged Of ga Immediate
es"', ,ne managers are compelled To an
"oanse The shhdrsvsi VI the s.h~me hrrr,of,r-
p.e,.nsd Toe Ci.,s Z OF the ALEXANDRIA,
IL iERf. Capital Prize IS. o,ip .l..ilsr,. Tn.
rostrSS,Nhsr u ,his scheme. having met With
.ppeoea''oa 81 the time. the M.nsgers trust tha,
use WITHDRAWAL OF ., ao~ will Gal, h, .o,,,-
oervd an act of prudence deu.nded &, the All,
of the timcs " WIG ''''e
ne p.,a,e arr aware that the only drawback
IN favor VI ti.e Managers 10 the IS t,-r GO, ~,
p1ts" which 10 TO provide Tor tbs, p., u,.ot ar
'"e .o"c, contracts, al missions, rxp.n,e,,
ana the risks sah hazards TO be run Un,,i ,h.
state az the country .. such. thai ,h. ,-.n.,,;.
80" " iu"ds from one po,nt TO another can Ia.
.o"e ~ reasonable rates, and thu. enable th-
Managers to concentrate fuI..Is for the rrom,.
payment OF heavy ps'zes, the, do not feel iu,ti-
NC" W ra"a'pg understandable risks by the draw
ing o'rIirsordinsry ssheme, The reason, are
30 many s"d Obvious, that they ere persuaded the
p'.pf,rN oi this course viii be rr.Iil, .,lpit-
'e". u 70 the intention. however, Of a.. Mana
gers % soon ~ intcrnsi exchanges are rr-c,,.-
o"'ssh' 10 rc-issor the seh-me nov v,thJr.xn
OF Others equally as brilliant.
Tue selling price of the ticket. H. the .eh,m.
irrrsnh ,nbsiitu,ed f,r the Ai.Ey tNDRis
10 iERi. Class r., being one-h.If III, prie.
OF TIE tickets ia the scheme Withdrawn The
"o'urrs OF tickets may have their purchase mo-
ne. returned. "r, u preferred, an additional
uSAet without further Rhargr, which Will give
h' TN two chance, in the substituted sshrm,' for
one Ia The scheme Withdrawn. Either m-,,ur.
s"h ne carried into effect by the Agent ar N,,-
u"r' b' whom the sale made. If they rr,,;o
"e h,k,i htN purchased, its result will o.. deter
'n'"eu Oy 'hr aesompHnN ting scheme
ID =. GREGORY Il co Man.,.r,
"''"'"s'o" C"Y, Aug IL. 1887
y Ag-",s SUD vendors Nil please fr~,rJ
." 'l"'i'ptal ticket tIr rscry one SOLD q, th,.,.
peu'-' lao have HlrrSdN n.stIe pur,l,..., IF
'"'''' S'ti sopy of tlis CircuI.r Stating al the
same Time II. II ~ shoull not be their ,,lr.,,r.
10 'e"'n the t,kvts. the purchase money. with
nh expenses, Will be seat them on thu, r.,nrn of
VIC "sNtts ~ suN u'nr prior TO the drawing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
EsfrNy Mare.
NOTICE.

"A il IL my intention to remove to the
L n West, in the early part Of the coming
month. am DESTROYS Of settling up nv busi-
ness before that time. This il, therefore, TO
request all those who are indebted To me TO
come forward and settle up as early a. pos
sIbie, Otherwise their claims will be left in
proper hands, for collection.
Those Who have left Rifles, Shot Guns.
Gun-Looks. and Pistols, to be repaired, are
requested 10 call for them, OF they will DC
sold al public sale, for their repairs.
WILLIAM NJ. SHEETZ
Shepherdstovb, Aug. II, Is37.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
A NiIn Of Excellent
For Rent,
81 REWARD

oST, on Sunday last, betneen Smith
Ia Geld sud the Head Spring.
II large yeI!OV Morocco Pocket Book,
Containing my fee papers from the Clerks
onies OF JEFFERSON. due bill Tor SO 20, an
account for s2I 40, and some teor pts, Of 90
use 10 any one but the owner. The above
reward will be gwen for the pocket book
and ooutsr's, II left al Nc. TimbsrlaLes
store III SnI.th6clJ
GEORGE BROWN,
Aug. }, 1897 -3Is Il 6s, msa u soiO,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
AUCTION.
Trustcc's Sale.

uStec sale.
virtue OF deed OF trust -x,cuu.a .,
~ The subscriber, as Trustee. on H.. o.,
DAY OF November, 1894, by Phihp Tn 20
secure the payment Of o sum Of money du.
from SAID Ut TO John Melvin an, To- IN.
uemni,y certain securities OF said Itt. n,m,d
ia SAID deed, which deed Is duI, recorded an
the Clerks Office Of jefferson cuun,, r,u,,
WIZ DC sold, at the Residence Of aid pLii,,,
Ctt. about midway between Ch.rle,,nv n
sod shsphetd.;own, on Saturday "a. Oh a,
S'Pismbsy. 1897, ="
A vnricty o. Personal Property.
spec ihed IN said deed, amongst which ar,
THREE HoxSES,
Three sets OF Wagon Gear,
o"e old Wagon, with Bed aud Str.tcber,
one olrshear and two shovel PIoushs.
one HaTrow-A Cow,
One Bed, BedsteaJ. snI Bedding.
fhe or six iron Pots,
Two Dutch Ovens-two Pot Rack.
And all other Kitchen Furniture now IN
possession OF said UT
sac 10 commence about 10 O'Clock. 4 ri
Terms made known on the d.y OF sale
LEWIS ITT, T.usiss
Aug. IL, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

gfRhH sstes siv.a % ne 49, a ChrisssuA.r
4 Adsaouf. deed. vsfs sus os tss "a
iast. PfooPt psyo.sst y sapsstss. e. N.
tuiSspes esasot BE- eivsn.
Aug ,, is57.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
Notices.

g The Rev Mr.. SIMrsOS, will, by Divine
permission. preach in tho Free Church at
HarPers-Ferry, on Sunday next, at I O'Clock
g. The Most Rev. ARcuBtsHoP or BaLrI-
HoHE Is expected to administer Confirmation.
at HsrPers-Ferry. on the 9th instant, and Al
Martinshurg ON the 81 Of September.
Ann L.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
WEAVING AND DYING.

W EANhNG AND DYING.
FHNHE subscriber respectfully informs bic
n trends and customers add The pubic
generally, that be has removed % tOs0, God
occupies the house formerly occupied by Mir
Ash, where lie continue. to DO ell buds u
W18AWlCYn AND DICINB,
secs ts THt vtayfHs 90
COTERLETS. COChIERP.gFEV C.gE-
PETLNC. DL9PER. ed Ell ks',4, i Pisra
Wssting And, ~ sdJaioa 90 The common
colors dyed By tie subseuDsF. such - bloc
red, green, yeiios, AID binck. b. hss ootsin-
cd recipes fof oOlOriag Ell kind. of bri.l.oi
colours, FOR Carpets, &c tuth 81 eitns0U,
scarlet, orange, Ge., ssj
Dyl.s 500 Drrs.iss sIihs.
AZ Of vhioh sin be done ~ TIE shorts.t
notice. 10 The best mssBss, ADD uPOn seoon,-
modstinE tsE@s.
The sabscribsg would embfses tbs ogpos.
tuHdy 10 rsturG hs thaBks ~ those sho
htvs favored him With their custom, sbd be
hopes. By strict sitsbtipn g. JgsIusss, 70
msfh share q public pstfonsEs.
Fug The eoaVsnisncs u eustomsrs st Her
Pers.FsFry. CaFpsh % sny other WsatinE o.
Dying. may BE- leh 81 Mr. Wt.oa's store. o.
81 ne store % NJ MCCOY, uhsnss u wHI be
takes svsy and rcturnsa uhsn dona Cue.
toasFs having ~ssVibE ~ Do, ELL kna q 30
their sdSeatsGs 10 forsard q e early - pc.
sibls. The market pf,cs viii 10 sisss for
COED CarPst FilitDg
JACOB HAiNEs
~ .. wooi vAl ~ Sskss 10 psy~sst fOt
goTk.
"A IOUuNEYAAN wEAVER, vhs
= = STEADY nsa ssd = sooA vefkmAs, oil
Bed snpiog@ssi b iisssly spyi,sstioa 70
me sahseribsF. IN.
cbsEssssovn, Ass. }. 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

Jefferson Jockey Club.
'R'BERE are JET ogsn 3 svgeepstnkes
Mssting.
Isf. Opse Ssstte aad Repeat,
Free Coz aIi thfse-yssF "a colts snd slliss
Kn,Fance $500. b. { three % more 70 asks
q Faee--To close By The isih August
-. - ssre~wsaV ed Ssceepsfnke.
A sinsis Sasb % aiis. Ea;sAnes 800. h. Z +.
tv0 ~ aors "a ashs = face To ciss b.
ihs ooh Aagasf. W.. CROW,
Asg 70, 1897. T,sesussv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
DLEcINA,

LIN O-NGS
VNHE under''snsd, IN oast.as Lrs respects
- 10 hi. former patrons. infnru,. them
that lie will open a SCHOOL. at Mr.
srosks' %" -N.Hdsy w. ',isg, "a, ia iu,ians
u ~hi he attended four days in the week, ~
a. To close on thu lsst day Of thr, monlh-a
plan oy which bis scholars will make tho
most improve besides, Il v ~ avoid .
ciashin: with other schools, snd give Q
healthy aud regular sIsrei,e during the ao,t
leisure month L. L. BHELDlN.
Aug. J, Is17.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

To IOssvSsewSssefs Carpenters.
WISH 10 employ shout - JouFmey-
y Enen Carpenters, 70 whom TIE
highest vsKes ard ths bssi acopmmodationa
vii be givsa, e immediate sppliestion bs
mads. JAMES FOLLY
Harpsrs-Fsrry, AuEust 10. lsa7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

HYHTIT ChFuimss nest. . NEGRO MAN
o. BOY. a @i3,Iis sEed nsa. $40 10 ss-
ps6is q stoppins 1901 sd nsking rails. ~
seaid ~ grefsrr-d APply q si.s Ollsr ~ ~
Jusy =. tss7--sf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
Ten Dollars ReIp0r,I.

NSCAPED from the custody Of the Tailor
IA OF Clarke county, on the night Of the
18th instant, A NEGRO WOMAN, who was
committed - runaway. She is. from her
appearance, between forty and fifty years OF
age, black, aud rather under the ordinary
size. She had on . dress Of blue cross
barred cotton, coarse shoes aud bonnet; she
bad also bundle eontsining other clothing.
The above reward will be gwen and ex-
Pensss paid for her apprehension sDd deli.
very TO me, OF secured 80 that Z get her
ssAin. GEO. ~. NORRIS. SAsT,G 4. c.
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OF the great paoiiicaior" the fle OF
liberty burns brigh, and clear as ever.
and in Indiana the people have cone
TO the rescue"
The Wings here have swept the
board, leaving not more than one If
one.-Vsn Burenite standing.
Fifth DiHriei.-James Harlaa wv
reelected without opposition.
Sirh Disiric! u ohm Calhoon. wv
reelected.
Serehih Disir.e'.--John Pope, (W)
elected.
Eight Distinct w. J. Graves. re.
elected against r. F. Marshall, both
Wings. The vote At the close Of the
polls, stood,
GRAVES. MARSHALL.
LOUISVILLE, l2i0 79S
Tenth Disiriei.--R Richard Halves.
(W) elected withou, opposition.
ELevsaM Distriei.-R. A. Menefce,
wv has been elected over r. French
" b the late member.
Morgan and Lawrence not heard
from.-They will probably give Judge
French q majority OF about 100.
TreJfh Disfrief.-J Chambers, wv
reelected by large majority.
Thirteenth District Here the grea,
battle was fought. and here was 1t won.
Here Richard VI. johnson for wears
had held almost undisputed sway, and
since the reign Of JACK sonism il was
here that he found the most AFFECT fol-
lowers. The day of vindicaiion has at
length arrived. and the people have
thrown of the shackles that bound
them. and stamped with Interpretation
the measures Of the men whom they
placed in power. The Cincinnati Re-
publican. Van Buren, print, thus an
nounceS the result:
wv. w. Souihgaie, the Wing can i.
dldate, is elected by a majority Of not
less than 300. and we shall not be sur
prised If II exceeds 500, aud this in one
Of the strongest Democratic Districts
~ Kentucky District that has here.
tofore given an average democratic vote
Of 1900.
The following are the latest accounts,
~ we End them in a slip from the Gin
einnau Post Of Friday.
LATEST AccoUNT-4 p. ".
Gsllaiin county, Soutbgate's Mai. 377
Grant do. do. do. II
Boone do. do. do. 3GI
Scott do. do. do. 81
Owen is supposed to be a tie.
Harrison. I'd day, Phelps Majority B
Campbell county Is nearly tied -
Scott county IS the residence Of the
Vice President. X. NJ JOHNSON. and
At the Presidential election gave Van
Buren, O03 votes and HauIson 5tii
Now we have the minority Ia Camp
bell county the change has been sur
prising--last November u gave VIII,
Isl. Van Buren, lO16, more than two
20 one.
The result in this State. 30 far as heard
from presents the fOliOsins pleasing pro.
gramms
DnTaIcTt IS -Jamrs Harlan
6--John Calhoon
7--John Pope
8--W T Graves
lO--Richard iiawes
li--R 4 Mensfrs
III Chambers
Nv. ". Souihsate
tALL WINGS