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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22

~ VIRTUE ~ deed % trust executed
MlS ~ 1emss X. white, dated ne sih IA
tsnusry, ie3E, and recorded N iho fssnlv
cert % teasflou--the uadars izn.j VIII IL
ieF ai 4eolig sufiioa, foF oash, AZ Dsnist
kniisrs tavern n ehephcFdsioeb 81 ihs
afst tag q July poHt, lba following proper.
ty--to gitt
Qes Mahogany egFsau Z fsaihsg ned aus
Bedding, ! Beottsat 3 " iadsor chairs. 4
Stoves With plga, lSffs, I Asahozaay Tsbia.
! Welnpi fsbis, Ntsh-stand. Pino Kileh.
e. Table, ! isfas Tres Kettle, I paw 81
sFasa Canolasi.ets, 2 sst % eaanlne Gears
iof Cefrgeiis, asi itoesa~-3 sodiea. re- Cer.
ryeils, pot eaishsd--l BaFooehs Hosg.
eig ecty. one set q Pisnss. I sst Brsrs 80
aiis, I ast 0oqFps, ! eel Clssai.. 3 Saw. 4
hetehst ra,r affonEie "a erao5s piaars
p Jet q AZ Pisnk. 20 PoPiag risps. I
oi ~ .pakes foF WheeTa. 3 YEA 80.
ifa2e Saw ae8 Clue Eslis
hENnY BEnRY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22

The Rishnssa Religious Telegraph states
that ths Rev. ssrnsvs Tssrss. nov Chap
lain 10 he Uslvsrsisy % Virginia has been iavI-
ssd iosaks charge q The Prcseytsriaa Church
a. wsnsstOa, Fsaquisr souniy. Va. and ths,
Mr.. 7. Asespss ths Invitation .ssd viii sutsr up
on The discharge Of the pastoral duties Of the
Church at that place soasiins 10 Tie ensuing
mooih Of July.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22

Accounts By tho last nail state ths, the ID-
disns have rS-eennsoesd hostililiss % FiOri-
d. Gen. JssuP has given dirscsiOas To The
people In the DsIghborhoOa Of Mieasspy, 20
isavs THAR plantations ssd 80 into safe places.
The osasrai han spent near three months IN
ncgoeiations with the Indians, and u seems be
% as Tar froa arriving 81 the sssiNd pOist. a.
whom be csmuencsd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22
TrwSe Sale.

10y virtue Of deed Of trust, executed on
~ the 22d day Of April. 1893, By Joseph
2. Taylor, 10 the subscriber, 10 secure the
payment Of . esFtain debt therein mentioned,
will cell, 81 Pablo auction. 90 Safurdsy rae
5th sf .9aEWst mort, At Denial RntlarS tavern.
ell the right, title. end claim. Of said Taylor
IN and TO certain HOUSE and x.oT in
the towa Of sbsPhsrdsiovn, situated on
WaAhingtoa Street. near the turnpike Eate.
June "a. Is37.-u. Tru,;,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22
LoclEae Tkrnher.

WISH to purchase imSsdisisly about
- ~ pieces Of good Locust Timber, four
inches square. sod from 8 20 o feet long -
They must Be delivered AZ my dwelling 10
CharisstoUn, and the cash will be paid for
men, JOHN ,. ~, sTRAlTu.
Chariestown, June a. 1877
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22
NOTICES.

t-The Rev. AR. SIMPSON viii preach in
The Free Church II HarPen-Perry, on sun
day next at lO'cIOck-Also, In the afternoon
June ~
Quarterly Meeting Of The Methodi,t =
ShSreh st larPsrs-FSrry. will take place 90
me lst Of July. Several preachers are ex.
PSeSo' June Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22

81 The members % the Artillery eompa-
~ and citizens generally, DESTROYS Of ceIebrat.
.ng u'e approaching lIh Of July, are requested
-, meet ct The Valley Hotel, this evening,
tThUrsday.) Jupe 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22
F~ As E.s P,,,,.

= Rals wittsuf "a Erespsioa.-U n oft.D
said, there i DO rule without en- exception.-
but there h one Rule 10 which never knew
an exception. I never knew q rsspsetsbl,
person that did not behave with deeeney In !
Piscs Of Public worship. \.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22
M. ovHRRIyLD,
Attorney at Law.

ID EsPEcTFULLY oasrs TO prsetIss Lev
~ 10 the courts OF Frederick, Jsasrsoa
aud Clarke counties, and will faithfully at
tend 10 aDy business entrusted To bh care In
the above Courts. e. Rssidence st Col.
Smiths, Berryyills, Clarke oouniy. Va.
Juns %. HE'LL,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22

capitol, they eoght 10 - allowed 10 en-,
tend their business.
Mr.. May replied 10 Mr.. Stuart. and
Mr.. Wiicher replied 20 Mr.. May on
the subject Of political discussions.
The question wss then taken on
Mr.. Slanard's amendment. and mega.
tived--syes 81, noes 81.
The question then reearrsd on Mr.
Witcher's amendment.
Mr.May opposed and Mr.. Stuart sup.
ported the amendment; and the ques.
ton being taken, It was decided 10 the
negative.
The bill having been gone through
WITH
On Mr.. Mays motion. the commit.
tee proceeded with the bill concerning
the Exchange Bank Of Virginia.
Various amendments we're propos-
ed by Messrs. May. Randolph. Muir
dapgh, aud Boyd-some were adopted.
and some rejected-snd the committee
then rose and reported the bills to the
House.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22
Iron, HOsa !!

NE have received another supply OF
w American IRON from the Forge OF
r. ~. Denisen, Shenandoah county, Virgil
aia, which We will sell low for cash.
WM. l.. TERRlLL & CO.
HalltoWn. June % la37
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22
PLAsTRR MILE FoR RnMT


NiMiLY FLOUR. Sueerans Fioas, Rye
n Flour. prime sifted and ussiftS4 Cora
Meal, Oats, OHall Of diasrsht kinds, Buck
wheat Flour. whole Corn. Polstoss, Dried
Apples sbd Peaches. BssOa aud Lard, end
nuubsE Of other articles IN their line ~
business. JOHN SCOTT,
Per Rsssisad, H:6IsbOsssv 4 c.
Opposite the islsnd Aill,
HsFpars-FsTry, June IS, 1897.
BIN view Of kss ping ap a supply.
those having the aboEs ARTICLES - dispose Of
will hnd rs$dy sale foe them 81 fsiF Priess,
By calling on ne 81 the above sstsbl;shmsat,
OF Auy Of The hrm.
john SCOTT
Juos>ig. 1917.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22

A MEETING Of the Stakeholder Of the
"A smiihhsld. CharIsstown, and Hsrpers-
Ferry Turnpike Company, will take place
al the Hotel OF Mr. samuel Stone. Charles
town, on Saturday the oath June next, for the
purpose OF choosing President and Diree-
tors for said Company, for the ensuing year.
May 25, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22
BACON.

CST recsived and for sale at our Store
q al HailtoVn, another auppIy Of prime
BACON. WA. L. TERRILL & co.
Juue ~. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22
A BILL.

House.
A BILL
For the temporary relief Of the Banks
Of this Common wealth--read Isl and
I'd times. and committed 20 Commit
tee or,he Whole House on Thursday.
i. Be Il enacted By Ns General .ds-
semoty, That all acts and parts Of aets
which subject any Bank or Banking
company incorporated by the laws Of
this Commonwealth to the forfeiture OF
its charter Zoe failing or refusing TO pay
or redeem its notes or debts in specie,
and which subject such bank or bank
ing company for any such failure or re-
fusal, to the payment Of any dam
ages, or any higher rate OF interest than
six per centum per snnum upon any
note or debt, shall be. and the same
are hereby suspended until the lst day
OF eighteen hundred and thirty
eight; and IL sny such bank or baking
company shall have forfeited ats char.
ter by falling or refusing to pay in spe-
Gle any note or other debt due from
such bank. the forfeiture thereby in
Cured shall be RENTED; aud the char
ter OF such bank. with all the rights and
powers thereby conferred. shall be.
and the same Is hereby declared 70 be
10 full force and effect, 10 all in,ents
and purposes, until the date before men
toned: Provided. That nothinq here
IN eontsined shall be so construed as
TO prevent the recovery &c the amount
OF any note OF debt due from any bank
or banking company, with legal inter.
est thereon. IN the mode prescribed by
law.
:. .9ad be II further enacted That
the notes Of the several banks which
have been heretofore required To he
received "a payment of taxes and debt.
due To the common y esllh. shall con.
hnue To be so received, and the depo-
sites Of ths public revenue shall con-
tiane TO be made in the Bank Of Viz
g'nia and the Farmers Baak Of Viz
gina, until the period hereinbefore
mentioned. unless the Treasurer. with
the advice of the Executive, shall di.
rect otherwise in respect to such re-
eeiPts or deposites. or both, in the mode
prescribed By law.
3. find Be II further enacted, That
every Bank which shall avail itself Of
the provisions Of this act, shall 50 regu-
late iis loans aud Discounts. as that the
whole amount Of the outstanding debt
on the fire. day Of eighteen hun.
dred and thirty-eighi. shall not exceed
the present amount. and shall more
ever refrain from making any dividend
exceeding six per eentum per annum
on It's stock, until such bank shall have
bona fds resumed specie payments.
4. -aRdbe IL further enaefsd, That every
Bank which shall avail itself Of the pro-
visions Of this act. shall furnish TO the
Executive, once in every two months,
a statement Of its condition, shelving
ihe changes which may have taken
place since the present period. and the
amount Of bad and doubtful debt which
may have accrued, or shall have been
ascer'ained.
This act shall be in force from and
alter the passage thereof.
s-.s.s-----s----va@-------
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22
" Cesse Ons, Come .ass 20

Cevse One, Come .GyJ!o
HvHg usasrsispsd informs those IN arroar.
~ 70 A. Bali. that an early ssttlsnsnt Of
,hsir respective dues is actually noeessary.
An sitention 70 ths asttsr. will save them
sslvss much trouble and unpeoessary .x-
Psass, inss0ush 80 there are many whos.
accounts (thsogh smaii) are Of long standluG,
and OF much consequences 10 poor eolored
man. IL 10 10 Be- hoped, therefore, that ell
justly iedsbtsd TO bin, will cell asd Psy, and
that N due season.
Q. D. soUTHRRLAND.
HaFpsrs-FeFry, June -. laJ7.-3l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22
Notice.

A LII persons indebted 10 ne By note or
xAt otherviss, ere hereby Informed that
being unable 10 remain longer ~ HaFpsrs-
lsrry. have lsfs their sseounts Nth silaa
.. southsrisnd, Who 10 duly ssiherissj 70
reesipt Tor all amounts psid bin. 90 my as-
count AIEXANDRR Rail
June -. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22
COAL. ooAHI

VENHE subseFibers have Just received Anon
4 bushels beat Cumberland 90 Al. Which
they ODER TO the Publie at thar houss in
ShspherdstoAn.
JOHN N. LANE & wEBD.
May IS. 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22

WE will continue To Gard Wool. FUN
w aud finish Cloth, delivered " VA al the
opsquOn WOollen Fsetory.
GRANTHAM & BARNS.
June 9, le37.-sm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22

Attention. Artillery!
WOO arr ordered 20 parade In
fTOaI Of the Valley Hotel. 81 Ts.,-
deg iAs liA er July. ct 9 o'clock. A.
~, for ias purpose % ssIsbralinE
~ the sad Anniversary Of American
Independence. A full sussduuss
@ Is requested. BY order,
q. c. NORTH, =. s.
Juas "a, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22

OATS ToR SALE.
YNHE subscriber has for sale. n few hun
4 dred bushels Of OATS.
w. w. LANE.
ChaTlestOvp. Juss "a, 1887.
The OiGS Clerks ON7ee
FOR SALE.
hN. Friday the 30tb lnsIsnt, before the
~ tavern Of SsmesI Stone, ina chArIeSsown,
viii os soIl, ct public sale, the GID
OLSHRR9 OFFICE with the Ground
attached, q o: sn acre. rsssFving the Pub
lie Well and Land, 90 feet by 10 around Il.
Terms nads known on day Of sale.
ALSO,
An the first day Of July Court, (I7Ih.N
" The MATERIALS Of the OLD
COURT RoU93.- Terms 90 the DAY
OF sale. COMMISSIONERS
JsT BSiIdlAg the Nee coSrt HUE.
Juue %. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22

ArocoA Nets, ssdA Riseuli, Psrisf, IL Bot
~ uea5 - apicst Foaato Catsa1s. fnss
Fseeifst ed ief sals e Ne DFuz slors n
-. >. .. =. sFRAlTn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

The House o! Delegates have Passed a bill
authorizing subscription. on ,Lo part Of the
State. Of $500 0G0 TO ,hs espi'Nl stock Of the
Baltimore and Ohio RaiI-Hoaf Company-For
'ir bill Sc; sgain.t II - NAL Peter in "a
vrr, Mr.. Davenport against IL. The money 10
be applied 10 that portion OF the work (shSut
- niile') runrins through tie State Of Viz
giaia, u Wheeling.
Tie I'LL authorizing q further subscription
to lie Chesapeake and Ohio Canal c ompany,
has been indefinitely postponed in the House
OF Delegates, by n vote Of 81 TO a. The ball
va. warmly supported by Muj PETER.
biI has passed, sG."~:,sine a t-rara,e
election a, Falling Waters, In the count, Of
''-'.c.sy- s!.o, siil Incorporating tho s,ri.
derinn-Aisnvfacturins Company ia the county
~ Jefferson.
On Friday LAST. the bill "on.rr:,:as . GER
t"'n portion Of the property Of poor debtor,
i'om execution ard other liabilities" vs.. or
iered 10 be ensro.,ed for third r..ainr-
Tho bill provides that bo person shall hs,c
he benefit Of the act, unless he shall deliver
up 10 ;he sheritr or other Officer al the n.r.
'o"ai estate !" lie ro,-s..ion. and .hsll make
an lI'it, before Justice Of the peace. that he
has no other personal property. EXCEPT tina,
which Is exempted. and that which i. surrrp-
defei; and the making Of such AFFIDAVIT false
ly, TO he perjury.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

The Spring Term Of tho Superior Court OF
Ia" and chaneerJ, for Clarke county. com.
menoed on Friday last, JupoE l. X Dorc,..,
preceding On Saturday, Edward johnson wa.
arrs'sn-d or charge Of numbering. in con-
nerion with two others, Jacob iIouk, at Ber-
rvs Ferry, In October last. lie WI, found
guilty OF murder In the second degree. and
sentenced To twelve year, service in the Peni.
tertiary. Alexander and Blaekwood IIoltz.
eIauSh, charged as participants m the murder,
had not received their trial. at the date of
our last sdvices from the Court r. Parker
and J. L. Page, E.qr'.. are counsel for the
commandments II. Y. Conrad, J. Page.
and p. L. Cook, Isqrs for the prisoners.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

se7er'l extensive mercantile fiiure, have
lately occurred IN NeE-YorL. PhhaJelph,,.
and New Orleans aid the pressure in the
money market m those rites. is represented
~ berg very Erest TIE last Baltimore Ame.
''S'n says" Tie expected crisis IN the COM
"'''''I 'H'''' u our country appears 20 have
arrived To sic Es,t snd Souih esl,mt,s.
have occurred 90 he Hsresniis world The
Consequence u ~h',b cannot 81 present b
folly 'st'ms'ed A. yet. Baltimore onl, b.,u
tie noise Of the distant tempest. without ssp.-
risncing iis ds'sststirg Effects"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30
VERY LATE FROM FRANCE.


.7nofher (nah,n9 the fourth attempt TO
assa'uadie tie Kng-n~c Internal
Machine.
The packet ship Utica, ut New York
from HavIe. brings French paper, to
the goth February.
NEW INTERNAL MACHINE
Another plot to take the life OF Louis
Philippe has been Uncovered IN Pari,.
A Commisssry Of Police and several
assistants, on Sunday the 18th proceed
ed to the residence OF q man named
Champion. p Hotel de Vile. and after
q strict search. found slowed away IN
. corner Of the garet, another Infer
nal machine" half finished. II cor
sisted Of small box. seven to eiSh:
inches long and three or four deep.
with three distinct apartments, the FIR,
Of which was prepared for sever saall
pistols directed horizontally; the second
was arranged for six. with an oblique
direction 60 the right, and the las, 10,
the same number directed obliauely 10
the left. Champion was Of course i'm.
medsteiy arrested, when he gave an
account OF the manner IN which he in.
tended to Use II. Champion was con.
Quoted to prison. and the next morning
when his guard had left him for few
minutes. he hung himself with his era
vat. Several persons. including his mis-.
uess, had been arrested as aecomplites.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30
ponie. shall be paid for by III. United

ponies shall be paid for by the United
States at = lair valuation.
ARTicLg u. That the expenses oi
the movement West shall DO paid by
the United States.
ARTICLE :. That the chiefs, warriors
and their families and negroes. shall
lee subsi,ted from the time they assem-
bic IN camp. near Tampa Bay. until
they arrive at their homes. west OF the
Mississippi. and t~-ivemon,hs ihere.f-
ter. at the EXPENSE Of the United States.
ARTICLE s. That The chiefs and war
riors. with their families, will ssse mble
in camp to be designated by the CON-
manding general. - soon q, they can:
and at all events by the 10th Of April.
Ysholooches will come in ct once with
his people, and the other towns will
follow a. fast as possible.
ARTICLE .. Transports will be ready
to take the Indians with their negroes
of TO their Western homes.
ARTICLE 10. Micsnopy will be enc
ofthe hostages. He 10 to visit the COM
handing General, and sill remain near
him until his people are ready to move.
ARTICLE II. All the advantages sc.
cured to the Indians by the treaty OF
Payne's Landing, and not enumerated
m the preceding articles. are hereby
recognized and secured to them.
Signed At Camp Dade on the 9th Of
March by Gen. Jesup. and four Of the
principal Chiefs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30
would have suffered . ,hou.,od a,.,,.

would have suffered . thousand death,
before subscribing 10 such terms.
Your Exeellency will be pleased 20
mske known all these facts Co the Pre-.
sident ad inferrn, and to fel,c,is,r h,m
on account OF the peace which rr,,n,
throughout the Republic. under the
auspices Of the new fundamental law,
which the nation has enacted through
the mrdium Of their representatives.
! pray you. your Excellency. to sc-
cePt the assurance Of my high eonsite-
ration aud profound esteem.
God and Liberty ,-vsrs Cruz. Feb 90
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA
u Al the eonelusioa Of this letter smother
follows, addressed to the Prssidsnt 81 sai-,-,
himself Don joss CAaao. u 10 but . rep.,,-
ton Of the foregoing. He re iterstes IN 1t. IN
the same positive manner, that he has not con-
tracted any engagement 10 further the r.eoy-
nition of Texas indie pendepee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30
FROM FLORIDA
A COPY OF THE TREATY OF PEACE
FROM the FIorid,aa--E rtya

E'"A" tHS FtoFidaN--f-rb0.
TALLAHASSEE. March IL.
The Government Express has Just
arrived f:on the late seat Of War. bnng-
ing the welcome intelligence that peace
has again been restored to Florida.
We hasten tn lay before the pubic the
following Official copy Of the treaty of
capitulation.
We are happy TO learn that Governor
Call will not. IN consequence Of this
cheering intelligence, relax his vigi-
lance IN protecting the frontier. a
strong Gordon will be maintained until
the last Indian IS bs.ond our limits
Indeed. IT is To he expected tha, lev
desPeradoes, and especially the Mic,.
suky band, will still hold out. noiNiih-
standing the general oapiiula,ion Of the
nation. Ii Is hoped that the counties.
heretofore 90 prompt in the di.charge
OF :heir duties. should forth iih Furnish
their quotas. and not leave 4 stain on
their patriotism ON the eve of a glorious
termination Of our difficulties.
CAPITULATION
Oi the Seminole nation 81 Indians and
their allies. by Jumper, Holaiooohcc.
or Dhvy. sud Y1hpioochee. repre
seUiing the principe; Chief Micano.
Py, and fully empowered by him
entered into Niih Maj General
Thomas &. Jesup. commanding
The United States Forces ~ Flo.
Tiia tbs. 9Th dav ~ March one thou.
SAM eigh, hundred and thirty seven.
ARrtCLE !. The Ch,ei, above nsn.
ed, ~ behalf of themselves ard the IA
ion. agree ib.t hosriilies hall rsa-
~ redniely. and hail not 10 returned
AErfCLE ?. They agree and hind
lbemselses that the entire nation shall
immediately epigrate ~ the country
a'''Sned them nv the President II he .
United Stfies. west ~ the ni.si.sippi.
ARTtcLE B. Until they nj crate 10 '
MI place 30 the possessipn oft,e Gen.
raj commanding the troops. hn.iazes
or The iaiihful performance of their en.
lagemtnt
ARTIcLs & The Indians sballinme.
i'atsly WIihdtaW 10 The south ~ Hills.
'prough. Those found north Of TIA,
iVer. and line drawn from Fort Tos-
~ due east from the ocean. without
'eTmission ofths General Commanding
Ter the l'i Of ApFil. will b. consider.
q hostile
AsrIcLE ;. Ms,or General Je.up
? behalf d the United States s.res,
hat the Se'ninoles. and their sl.,s.
ho come N and emigra'e 10 the West
ball be secure IN their lives and gro.
eriy; that their negroes. their bona
De property, shall accompany them
the Wess, and that their eatlls and ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30
kor ihk Er,r pr..

for ~, Free Press.
ANSWER To THE ENIGMA ~ rHIIasr
FkEE Pass
CHt RLEsro n. 2 in Nirgini1 and in
IS ) I 50 10 II Massachusetts.
F'nion, a town m New Jersey.
L"'c.H, town IN Mass .chu,ett.
" hate. Sound IN North America.
SaHi'', River in the United States.
S'nsos, Lake IN New York
HIfttFa', Cape on the Atlantic.
U"L', country in Europe
Sail, Like ia South America.
Ssont, River IN France
DtSs', River IN Europe.
T"--"!., C-d on the Coast OF Europe.
Ofrsnic. a Strait IN the Mec.iesrs.a.m.
CfSr. raPc m Europe.
Usnp'V, Lake in Eurorc
foT,d. = sea ~ Asia.
H0'h,'s Sea in Europe.
Ear. Cape on the Coast Of Asia.
SeeoiTs. an leland ia Africa RSN
Intended probably, for .N0'fL, as cannot
ind tho sea Of Ho,h.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

Al the Boil recently gwen by the King of
France ''T bs"d-'d ladies at down ~iih the
Queen 1T iis banquet table The gentlemen
were N boxes aTousi the room. There we're
1000 Invitations and about 1000 carriages,
The Bal vas opened 1T Q O'Clock. and N.
party broke uP at I Al 10 the quadrilles.
where tie Prinossses danced. figured smong
o'hfr'. Miss ca'', daughter Of toe u S MIN.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

SPeeiaI Election in PeanAyyrsaia-
The very Important election in Penn.
sylNania,to Gil tie vacancy in the Con.
vention Tor amending the Constitution
OF the State, took place last week. and.
according To the accounts from Phlls.
del hia, resulted in the choice Of Mr..
HARms, the Wing candidate. The
vote Is said TO have been as follows -
Harris (W) Snyder ". b
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

The Pittsburgh An;i-slavsry Society ehal-
enses any who do not favor their Plan. and
h'e'rine'. TO meet them in public debste aud
iske the opposite 81 'mm,S'air homeopathic.
MIR. Haynes, at the south, who ssyS che
laws Of honor give the person, challenged the
right TO choose place and wsapon.," accepts
TIE challenge, prorid,d the Piii,burs gentle
men viii meet hun Of Nashville, ST LOUIS. or
'iek'horg. rs the place 81 discussion "Coun.
CHS Gays Mr. ~ are usually he'd g, tie pa
henVs housr. and medicine sdinini,.ered in
f''p'is P'''oHS." Al tie last account, The
Immediate emancipation" gentlemen had not
Hs"ihed 'he" willingness. 10 meet MIR ,isynes
AZ '''her Of the places de-isnsied b, him -
Qrery Will they meet Lin Ihere'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

~ a. election. On tie 9Th instant fos o,,r
's'" = tie Poor fof Jefferson county, ID. "a.
i'~'ng sen'ismsn ~srs elected.
Cha'istorH Dist,isi - samuel ". Lsehlsrd
R''hard " iiliam', sbd Thomss Bri.eos
sA'Sh''S'is'- Di'i'tsf--Jotn ouisiey. Rich
s'd Daaieii. and Jspshs Morgan.
Sy'tLf,is District --samosl csmssOo. j.
CFanihsm, Aad JeLn r. amigA