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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

Our otenporsries In al susrters have been
ss.J Of late 10 rsoordiss The usmmolA pro-
due'ioo' Of their respective neighborhoods-
.c~e bos''ing Of big pumpkins. Others Of large
eseumbers. nc. &c. Nov ,es eoms--stand
ss,de and make room Cor old Jefferson. With
Is the last week, we have had the pleasure Of
receiving several favors 10 the "big'' line
!sL A Cabbage, which grew in the garden Of
R. wOrihirg:oU, Esq, Of this town. weighing
without the rough leaves. IS pounds. and
measuring 5 feet J niche. in circumference -
cIly A Beet from the garden OF Mr.. Thomss
Rs~lin'. weighing 9 pounds--circumference
2 feet ? inches. 3dly. Two Rsdi,he., from
the garden OF Cspt. James G. Hunt, Of thi,
county, one Of ~h,eh weighed poupds. the
other .. And. . short time since. n LADY Of
thp town, (~ho has always, &c are told, the
earliest. largest, and best garden products, J
presented us with two Deets, weighing. We
,houle judge. but little IL s.y les. than 20 10.
Our Devil, Who taxes great intsre,t in the 60
things, and exhibits a commendabls .,lici,ud.
for an Improvement Ia the vegetable line, has
taken charge Of ell these mon,ters. with n
view Of procuring their seed the next sea.on;
and he requests u, 10 say. that all Who send "a,
a few Of their biggest things" this fall. will
be entitled 10 a share u hi, seed next summer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
Sr. Lours. Oct. 10.

Or. LOUIS, Oct. I'D.
TIE FLORIDA wAR-TRRAcuERY To
OUR INDiAN ALLIES-INFAH NOUS
CONDUCT OF THE SECRETARY oF
WAR.
u. at the time Of The reception Of or.
ders for the employment OF our north.
ern Indians to assist IN putting an end
to the Seminole var, we spoke Of the
measure as di'grseefuI 20 the nation.
add as calling for the strongest eensuTe.
II Is very certain that those denuncia.
tons were Justly deserved. They
have. indeed been ratified by lhe unani.
nous voice OF the American people.
Strange A. IT may seem in this dav oi
seTvlliiy. no, even the lowest pension
e. OF the Government" has dared Ia
cay one word in defence Of the mea.
sure. But, II such AS the reception
which that inhuman and outrascou,
act met Nth every where. We are able
10 state one Of far more Illuminating
character, and which will call forth
deeper denuncialion. known that
the War Department ordered the pro-
per officers IN this quarter TO procure
the service Of one thousand Indians.
TO be employed in the FLORIDA can.
pa'gn. The terms upon which they
we're employed were distinctly stated
N the several orders 10 the mii,iary and
e'y'l officers. They were 70 receive
fony'hvs dollars per month for = period
OF HH months. ADD rilions snd trans.
Por'ai'on. Under this positive sg-es.
meat With the sgsnb Of the Govern.
meat TIE Deiawsrrs and Sbawnees fur.
a'ihed about two hundred men. Who
were received into service and have
sss'ualiy leit this port for the seat Of war.
We nov learn that since that time. sno.
TIER order has bsen received from Al,
Secretary PoISsErr. The seere1sry
siisdgss % hes order that MISTAKE
49, @eds bg tAs ei,rks Of "a D,oa-1.
ssaf, 70 relation 10 The pay Of TIE In1
eiaos. That instead ofrgo uu~oavI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
&aRREEn.

~ Rose Lawn, Frederick county. on Tues
day evening last, by the Rev. J. T.. Jackson
MIR. JAMES j. MILLER, Merchant, If tins town.
10 Miss ATs 7. SrRrBsIISo. And AT the sam
time and place, by the same. WuII.u q
THoHP'os, Esq Attorney at Law, Of Har.
Pcrs-terry.to Miss CATHNRI>E VI. SrR,RpLISn.
daughters OF DIR. Tsliafeuo StribbInS, OF
Frederick county.
On Thur'day. the och ult., by the Rev. c
Martin, Mr.. NATHsS 4. YouSG 10 Mis-. ca.
rhhRINE WALTERS, all Of Berkeley county.
On Tuesday. the Bis, ult., by the same, Mr.
JANEs A. BAKER TO Miss CAruERIsE FLvu.
AiSo. all Of Berkeley county.
IN TIE 10Th ult, by the Rev c. e. Italia.
ZERO, Mr. fREILRicE ID. DEK TO Miss ELIZA.
sETH NJ Is. NAsMErRE. all ofBerkeicv county
on The same day, by the same, MIR u H,1.
LErT TO Mis- MAE0AEIr SmErnGNp. all OF
Berkeley county
q" the 1911 nit. ~ the same, Mr.. wmtI,,,
NicKLIS 10 Miss EL,z ,neru NJ WARp ali q,
Berkeley County.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARKrT,


fcr the 'essk ending FriiTy ere,,in-. Nc >.
- iLk-The market has been well sup.
pi'ea with Beef on the hoof during the ps.l
week, and prices have declined a shade. We
quote to-day nj IS. so n 81, according to quail
~ the latter price being for very prime cattle
Live Hogs have become more plenty, and pri.
ees have declined 10 SIS a 50 50.
fiSh.-iieri"gs ~, s7i g per Dbl. nc.
eording 10 quantity.
FLOUR. -H0nrard st Flour From store,
3 GA 1915, at which price. the market i.
hrm The wagon price to-day il $. 81
GRAIN Wheat The .aies Of good %
prime REDS have ranged from 81, 40 10 SI.s5
and yesterday one parcel wa, taken at 81 So.
Good To prime white ~heais range from Il Is
to Al 30 per bu>hel.
Corn Sales of old white Corn .arIy in
The week at IS cts. and more rrceniiy Al 81
ei". yellow is worth % 100 ct. New
Coin Sells according to dryn.s., at 10 u 81
cents.
Rye We quote a. SIS s7a cents.
olis-Afe worth IS cents per hnshel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

HE nadsFsirned vii eel. a pabi,e .,le
~ JtHrsiyy ne Ga tsti4ni. % her fs,i.
dsnce four milss ~ouih of shspbssdsta.,
he following PROPERTY
Two ilofsss, TOO Cows, - Hog. 10 a
ahieh srs 1T,
one WsE9n s5d Gss,s. one Csffysn,
Ons Carrtsgs I'D iiarn@ss.
Also. variety of tou.sholJ snd Klebsn
Furniiure
TerrL-A sfsdi - nins moHihs giu Be
gives o. Ell suns % IS sd up~srds, fss.
espiing zee fst hogs. uhieh wiu ~ soid fss
cash. BY ne. purchaser gisisg bond ssd -.
proved security. Fog 81 sGras usd~g IS ne
eesb EiH ~ rsqsirsd. 40 property - BE-
Fsnossa uhtii re tsFos 81 SAFE 81 soa plsss
via. ssie - eor1-soe@ esfiy N me Ssy.
EUTh OLc~S'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

y rurusncs ~ the terms ~ Desf ~
n T'u.t executed ~ Wen sirifsr snd f.y-
de bis Sifs. 10 ne % trustee. fof ,ts Bss ~
John ~ Melodies. bearing date tss iait
day % September, 1876 and nos ~ record
IN ibe County Court q isdsFs0a Couatv 3
sili proceed 10 ssh. 81 pobiio suction. e, tf.s
Cogft-Nouse n tbs foHsiy. ~ ~ ist,d d,
Il asxf .Ners-lb'T Cgsrsy Csa g. sLtch s,il Be
on he pa dsy ~ ss,l ronth. ne trse, ar
parcel 81 isad conveyed by sstd DEED of f-a.t
snd ~bieh is siisstsd ~ iks Coarty fIsarr.
son, on hs,h sides % Eik HSaaeh--.is me- h
possessiss ~ Esd WR. stfidsF. so ea,,ts..s
spVards 81 TWO nUvDaED AcREs.
TtFas sf tsls. C1sH
sepl q. le17
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
FLORXDA-Thc Indians.
From The Correspondence IF lie National Iaisili-
grneer.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Der. 81.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Ger. 81.
Dear Sirs: | dropped YOU line from
this place two nights since. stating that
PotceH had sent word BY Coachoochy
tWld Cat,) Philips son. that he wish.
ed to have a talk with General Herman.
dez. and that he (Powell) was at the
time within few miles Of Fort Peyton.
which Is seven miles from this. Gen.
II. attended by a Considerable force,
600 men think accordingly re paired
10 the place appointed FOR the confer.
ence, where they were met bv Powell,
with seventy-hve Of his men. The
talk is reported 10 have commenced.
on the part Of the Indians. with the ex.
press declaration that they had not met
the General r,th my purpose ofsurren-
der. that they were. however. tired OF
the war. and that. If re would Rir, ND
Philip. :hey would continue for the fu
lure Peaeeably on their lands. and no,
modest the Whites. AT this point OF
the conference. one statement is, tina;
an Aid-de-camp OF Gen. Jesup's rode
up, and informed Gen. Hernandez that
Gen. Jesup's orders we're, that General
ii. should proceed TO march the prison.
eTs INTO ioUn! General jesup being.
tits said, himself at For, Psyton, shorI
distance from the place Of conference
Another version Is, that Gen. J. was on
the spot, and that. at signal from him
the Indians were surrounded anc
marched into town! BE this as it NAV
Powell IS now 10 the Fort (prisonN Of
this city, with sesenty-6ve Of his fol.
lowers AS the rest Of the Indian.
have always been represented as kept
IN awe by the .Mca1uL;ies. the loss ic
the latter Of their chief must pu, an end
at once TO their rover and influence
and the presumption is. that the Semi
noles. proper. will surrender at discre.
ton, and thus close the war.
The Uehees. however. Of whom had
heard but little before. are said to be
stall for var, and II IS possible, there.
fore. that the struggle may still be pro
,racted. notwithstanding the loss TO the
Red Skins OF the Micasuky warrior.
have heard some doubts expressed
as to the fairne>s Of ihi, days proceed
ing. IL 10 said we reed 10 meet IN,
Indians for the purpose OF a talk, anC
thin captured them pretend to M
opinion. as do not know that I ar
Correctly informed as to the circum
stances. The official repo,, will. | sup
pose. shortly be before the Public.
Thus, however, the capture Of Pl1ip
few weeks since, by Gen. Herman
DEE, may undoubtedly be said TO have
been the remote cause of P0relrs cap
ture, as the object OF ihr latter. IL
meeting Gen. II. seems 10 have beer
to effect, IL possible. Philips rslsase.
The rifles OF Powell and his men are
said TO have been all loaded aud well
PINNED, and placed carefully in resery,
q short distance from the spot wher,
the respective parties met, fact. i
correct. which plainly shows that lhei
main reliance was upon their arms
not tongues.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
KoUsEE.oLO AND KITc<yr-,
TURNITUlC
Adminl.iral"r., snlr.

IA VI. Re oaercl, 81 ppi,l,cssis Ga 3z,.-..
dry IL 80 %, - the isls te.i.0,.
OF 'e's' ~ Nnofg- Z, co ~ miie. We, -
lIaffvfs Isrrt arJ .! is,i.t f.,,, i,,ii,..,...
me lo,'"w'"s rAoPLnTz, ,,p,.uo.,
90 psft 81 -
I've heal r 'T-ts 'is-.-.
sis'hg7, Coit 1,e.Y. 80 -,4tr.,-s-
's'i ~ 's''s bead fIt.f,
v hr'd 81 Nhssc. ,srf st8try
''nr " sg"' Tinarhs iist s.t
sE"n srd F.puta G.sf.. IS .rE at,u
Alto ii0fsriaIlN Er,t.eF i.ar.,- 80
''iff in pfft. 90 Beds SOD lrtatur
20. stort 10 hluei. ofG o,n.
100 f'hsis F.fs'-s.. .r-.- ttt..ts
sores - Nhsai %. ttt f.a..s.
~ f@rss - Rss ff tie rtfr.f
he'"'tn go I'D ,lD b. hsI, ofo..,.
coo Tot n 7 notify iIat.
Ts1 fi-ks ~ Ctctsfusv
some bu,kv hesi-ic irs w.rf
Zoe stt 81 Blsfksmitb'. Tooi.
N'h msny otter suse. tas t.ll.,s D..
IkRus-- ersdN r. h,1s rs-.it. ~rih.
gwen - sii Sums n - ssI aea,,s, Az.
rHfr37's' m give ho1f God sprtoys.i 49,,
~ ea'h Tor 81 s1ifs rrIsf rsed.t,r. Al,
w'lefI in he fsnoud. ur. ths tarss, I.
complied sfia.
SAFE 10 rnnadcr-r , f'sf1rf
THOMAS B1TrLER.
'-@f tf1.s '1af,af-g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
CAUTION.

f'e"i' sre politely requested rot N
AVA riie through nv farm on tie lad
hs's fsntsd ~ fdmuud z Hunter. s.Ib,,.
sustained e"n'ider.hie Hi.'fy ~ he field. b.
inf isit sEp SOD % Tie prey = sli ne .toe 4
o. NE nsighhDfbood bessie. lsttinr NJ out
npi. have siso hss8 10 considerable e..
7snse o. pfocssrior seed Wbsat ard tive.
" anY me di-s-g,fds this nott-s. 1 snail b..
compelled 70 enforce the ia.v against all ,p,,,
hoWeSsr unpleasant u MAJ he
JOSEPH 3. ABELL..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
RoTAL Eraurrrr.-rhe Emre.

Royal EreUErrr.-The Emre.
ror OF Russia invited Mr. Dallas. IN.
American Minister. 10 dine with him
on the Sunday after his arrival, a, The
Palace OF PetcrhoG. and really made
grand preparations for his recep,,o,
but when Mr.. Dal)is appeared he Va,
told that he'could not. under any coz.
s'dera,ion. be admitted in a citizen.
dress. and having no Uniform lac wa.
compelled 10 go back TO his ship with.
out dinner. quite vexed With the per.
nnae'ty OF the royal etiquette. ADD re-.
,using 20 put on uniform, ayowiny
himself to be democra, ofthe frs, va.
Ter ard expressing some apprehension
that II nigh, impair his popularity a,
home. The Emperor. however gave
him another invite Tor the iollowiny
sunday. when i, is expected that lac
appeared in uniform. Mr.. d. should
remember the old oiaxe. ~ hen in
Rome TO do n the Romans do"
The Richmond Enquirer was the
49, - wv .'NNSotIs uOiU the uOVll q.
nani party. who. in lsOS. brought o.,
Mr.. Monroe as candidate for the Pre-
s'dency IN opposition 10 Mr.. Madison.
Just as IT Is now the organ of the Con.
serva'ises. who occupy similar rela.
uon TO the two great parties of,he pre-.
sent day. The Enquirer. however.
when !. saw that Mr.. Monroe's chance
OF success was hopeless. deserted him,
aud went over 10 Mr.. Madison. Just as
IT will now desert the Conservative
whenever fair opportunity shall be
presented for throwing a sumersvo.-
Mr.. Randolph. the leader OF tho scce.
ders of 1908, never forgave Mr.. Ritebie
Tor his treachcry. and hence it was.
that, so late as 1872. he dubbed tina,
sagac'ous Editor. "the man of seven
principles-6ve loavrs and two fishes. -
Lynch6urg Yirgin,an.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
Sporting fntrIIiarntr.
NEW YORK RACEs-UK,os Cor,,1

w" tONh hACES.-CkIos COURSE
Fist Day.--The weather was propiiiou. 10
The sport yesterday over the Union Course
The match race, mile heats, 5000 aside he
tween Me. iieih's gr. T. tn by Greyho,,nd
three years old. and Nr. KeudaII's br. =. Hen
~ WISE by Da,halt. was won BY the furm,r
N two heats, Time So. 81. Two horse.
con'ended for the sweepsIakts, 9 mile heats
entrance $500, viz: MIR. u. l. stevens b. f
Antoinneite, by Nuliifer. out OF Polly Hon
kInS, years old. and Mr.. Hare. h. c. Cham.
paisn, by Eclipse, 3 years old. In both The
meats that were run, AntoinnetIe came Out
shesd. after close contest. but she vas de-
eiared di''anred FOR foul riding, and the purse
awarded To- Champaign.
Second Ddy.-The purse Of $500. two mic
heats. vas won BY Robert L. Sleyen,' Tom
Moore.
In the match Of $4,000 aside. $500 forfeit,
Two mile heats. forfeit wssmade by the bro.
iher 'o Post Boy To the brother Of Corone;.
IAi'd Day After moat severe and adj
miraoiy contested race, the three mile heat.
were won by Rot'ert l.. stevens Henry Moor.
in four heats.
The mile heats were won by Mfr snede.
cor's Lady Hope.
On the same day a warmly contested match
came of between Fanny Wyatt, Pletou. LADY
Ciitiden. and MIngo For the third heat the '
all came to the starting post fresh. and in fine
order iur another contest, and the hackers oC
both Ningo and PIotou gained confidence. and
Offered Co take less odds They went on IN
gallant style. and Zoe two miles Il was one &C.
neral brush--eT9ry horse straininK hi. ut-
most Tor the heat. and the whole matter ,pp,-
renllJ a. much subject Of doubt - 81 the
commencement Of The first hest Lady Cliff.
den then took the lead. closely pressed by
Fanny Wyatt, and u became evident that ~,
heat vas to b. won by one Of them The
s'r -sgle wss desperate ons, and-fo,h r,n.
~ under tho whip and spur--Lady CHTden
winning the heat and purse N I'm. 56!s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

y Lexington paper states that NJ.
NoTien has obtained . judgment auint
the Noihern Bsak Of Kentucky for
s0.OeO. With 10 per eent interest
from The day Of demand Of specie. A
neS trial vas Hoved foF and denied
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

TRGtsUaV N1rES.-These notes
bearing , per cent interest were f1r The
hrsi time yes'erdly offered Tor sale AZ
tie Board Of Brokers and one and a
half per cen, premium. payable in bank
notes, was asked Tor lbem-but few
bidders. They were subsequently Of.
fefed IN Wall street a. ninety. lonr per
cent. payable IN consfiuiional cnrrto D..
ey. No purehasersi-.N. Y. Courier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
.N-OTEsC

"A ~ FEtsoNs isfss.sd i, ~ s.,.f. -
n Jesse ~ Nsssv ltr.f. srs ,.....,,..,
20 zone isTwafd ui't,,n 6sf.y So 80
~ nf"t--r's 81 bssluE slsi-s sSsi..,,.
i..es sre fs7"s''sd % pssssfi ftem. a..
PsfiT saihtaiiesisl far ssris..st
THoMAs BOftLlH, .sl~,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
Nntire.

s6'' P'olfarts.i mestins ~ leave Giro.
whence Vii BE- he'd 20 the Frss 'bureh II
hafPrfs-frtty. under The direction ~ several
m'"''irfs ~ he Prs-h''erian per.uasipn. rom.
"'''lne o" Irfaf evening the iC,h ibsisat
~" p'>i "'eln~k The saersmsni of ne
Lords supper aill b. administered On S,bb,,L
morning Divine service All commence =,
lOi O'Clock
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

Tie hte Bank Of the United Sfof,s.-
The National Intelligencer ofihis morn.
ing. recapitulating the agreement
made between the Government and the
institution. for the payment Of the
Governments portion oG The stock ofihc
Bank. IN four annual instruments al the
rate ofone hundred and fifteen dollars
and fifiy-eisht cents per share-and the
Promptness with which the Bank al the
request oithe Navy Department had ad 4.
vanced-tive months before the first
InstalmeDt became due, as il has very
notwithstanding TO the agreement
'noie than half million OF dollar, for
'he pnolIc service. and placed IL where
'he Department had occasion for it,
proceeds to state:-"It has Just come
10 our knowledge that the remainder
OF the amount OF the first insialment
due by The bank. has been paid within
The week before last and IN a manner
so honorable 20 the bank that II deserves
TO be mentioned TO its credit. The \.
mount paid in advance. AZ above. I'm
GLIDING interest for The use ofihe Ma.
Wy Department. was S5lO. 303 so. The
amount paid in State transfer drafts
and Treasury warrants. received by The
bank IN the course of its dealings, was
81 ID, 40 l6. The balance Of the
Insialment. amounting 10 SJ.1. $50
~, was paid 80 spscis: making total
amount of two million one bundled
and seventy thousand nine hundred
and sixiy.three dollars and seventy.
seven cents"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
TErAsURY DEPARTMENT.

In conformity 70 The I3lh section n
Tho act n October ~. 1877. "to AZ.
,houze the issuing Of Treasury notes. -
II - hereby Published that lho whole
smouni issued duung the last month
has been S53.713 ~
LEVI WOODBURY..
Sseyefary Of re Tsssuyy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

Hfr -Hsjs'ig 81 ~ Tsrf -Asa s,iisfsetsry
proof ihst The Queen intends 10 eounlsaaacs
.nd support The turf. We nay site that her
m'le'y hs' been Efseious'y piea.sd - sp-
POINT The Esfi ~ Alhensris steward n t6s
tnFhsn Races fr nest year. sna 70 sl-s,f,
her inieoii1n % eon'inus The plate 81 100
E"iness - uspsi The announcement has
given great pleasure 10 Ne rseins wcrid.
lB,slisA psps-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

we Ind The following in the Petsr,horp In.
~higenesr u 80 exactly expresses our own
opinion Of the conduct 81 the Government m
employing Indians against the misersbis en-
"9'es, That &c insert u with peculiar ME,
sure. There !, one view Of d. matter ~
ever. which our friend of the Intelligence ~,
not taken u y the moral influence Of ,b,.
resort ~ the government to extrinsie sid. IN
On the Indians west Of the Ns.sis.jpp; ~.
rass over the dcHoralizins effect u such en-.
ployneni on oar new allies. and you'd AZ II
lhe virtual admission snsde - the Government
~ Hs weakness - faF ~ offensive on rot,o,,
ere concerned, y. IN any way, calculated 10
inspire The vast body ~ Indians nov ennesn.
Ha'ed ~ our South Western ard westsrn
opundaFios. With rrspsci Tor our military re-
sources The protsscied resistance made bv
Ne Floriia tribes % Itself q calculated 90
smeohle7 the Western Iodisn.. How much
WI this rresnmPiipo he inereassd bv an.
knowledge that Government h.. been eo,,.
Psl'sd 10 iske INTO pay some hundreds n thsi,
sa@'heF. u effect ths suhingsiioa. we s,,.
ne''iy h"rs 'h1;~s my MT soon rue the eo,.
sequences q TITS immorsi nd irnroli,ie at,
Frstriek'5uyg .Srsaa.
lSptAS WARFARE BY q slip from
the New Orleans Bulleta. dated aO,h
October, We learn that one of the latest
steamboats, downshe Mississippi. had
or b0ard a band Of Shawnee and Della.
ware I1dians, amounting TO two hun
dred warriors. Their destination Is the
everglades Of Fiorida. vhere they are
70 act as allies Of The United States IN
ih" sndeavour 10 conquer or extermi.
asie a miseSsbls handful Of their red
oreihren.-We were Of opinion that 90
5esp was The disgrace The nsiioa bed
suffered from the fruitlesy expenditure
u human life and public rrsonrces IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

"A coLoRED GIRL e. pribe.sst zee 80
n ere 80 sure yoasg shiiS. Fsy fsr.
issr pariies'srs, spp'y - ~ FREc PASS
OFFICE
Nov :. fRo7--st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
LYNcmnrRG ly,lRAcrs-

- w ht W. - nm -
tan meeting over the Mulberry Course - i377
isnT" Day Jockey Club purse, $500. ,
mite hssts
Jos McGossfnor's ~. n Kendali'sl br
~ kamsidei. yrs Old. Nv Irdn.trv & 1 I
W. MeC-yo's ch { three Years Old. br
Ecipse, dam ~ Director. 2
' cOrhias ch Tfyo. S wears Old.
by Iim"ieoo DIM by Traf.issr. I
Ihpm1s Dpswslls ~ Dapdv. & tssr,
old. hy Medley, dam bv str Charles, a
torhip's che Tom WsIksr 2 W..
old. hT Nsrylandsf. dan, Nv Hatier. 7 Sd.
VI W Tsyios'sg , Isaac ~ York. four
yr' oid, ~ SW Charles. dan Rstisr. q de-
Hector DAVIS Sick Riidlr. s w.
Oh. ny timplsoh, out Of She dam 81
James rroppsr Id
Ii'os s,SI-s.S1-e,B Trseh very deep
and heavy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

Cherokee Deputafion TO Fiorida.-The
Augusta Geo Courier of the 18th ult.
says-"Col. Sherburne arrived here
last evening from the Cherokee Nation,
with part of deputaiion Of Cherokee
Chiefs, on their way to Florida. in the
capacity Of meaiatnrs on behalf OF the
Seminoles, and dispatched them this
morning for Florida, preparatory to hi.
arrival with the remainder, who are dali
ly expected here. This denuta,ion. who
have been chosen by the Cherokee Ma.
ton, and offered and accepted by Col.
Sherburnc, oy consent OF Government,
will proceed, as we are informed, di.
rect TO the camps Of the Seminole
Chefs. and endeavor to induce them
to bury the Ratchet, and remove West.
10 prevent the remainder &C their tribe
from determination by our forces. We
wish them success in their human mis-.
sion"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
DENTISTRY.

N oVERTIELD respectfully in
4V4o 'hes the s,tsniion OF those " no ms,
~',h operations upon the T.Irm, Of h.. rea.
d'ne'' To attend 10 al hrSias,, spp-rtainior
l" ther Prcserrsiirr ard Io the replacing b,
a1';le,si ones, IA all cases here practicable
snd advisable.
stonss Hotel. Charles,own, ,
Nov. y, ls37-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
TO TIE PIrrLIc.

" TURNER having tssortsts! 81 ,ti,
~ = himself SANUsl S MARX to ms,
hess ~ iuinre WI o. eordv'trd uud@r tie
name sod ~" ofTURDER & III HIr
81 y y Turner's Old .ttnd, whs's 80, hs,r
'hs Pis>s1re Of rhefHg 10 thew friend, 50,
The public = large 'tocs = entirely
MIN 0sooOa.
D fgBVT8.
SANL q N8iiK
y. Y Turner returns be grateful kaew
Judgements 10 be frisass anf t's p,iai- VA,
The Very liberal patronage trsy h,.t,osf
upon him during hn former b1.irss.. sud
nov respectfully sofieHs q cont,nuaors q
ths SANE ~ me nee FIRM ~ Turner n MARX
Shepherdsiown Nos = 1887 At