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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05
LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept. s.
An ABANDONED NIIIAIN


At one o'clock to-day, Jones and
Thompson, assumed names were
hung tor numbering and attempting 10
rob William ). Thomas, exchange bro
ker, OF this city. They rode from The
jail 10 the glllows each driven in a
buggy uy one % the shcrifs Of this
county, smoking their cigars with great
calmneSs, I'LL the moment their caps
were pulled over their eyes, when they
shook hands with each other. and,
without any renttrepidatlon, were
swung INTO eternity. Thompson was
without any geuius Of his own. and
has been the mere cXecutioncr Of the
daring yIllanv OF Jones and others
Jones has made donation OF his con.
icssion To- Mrs. Oldham, widow Of the
late ja,lor. According TO this, IT seems
lac was born m England, of good family.
and Was merchant IN London, where
he failed for three hundred aud fifty
thousand pounds stcrling-showing as
sets for one hundred ana ninety-one.
Here, be says he deposited 80 thou
sand pounds, without the knowledge OF
his creditors, ~ the hands Of a rich
banker. brought his wife and children
daughters, whom he educated } 20 y
York, where they married respectfully.
aud still live. At this place his wife
died, after y Inch be returned 60 Lon.
don and claimed Of his banker the fifty
thousand pounds who. after repeated
Applications, persisted 10 denying all
know ledge OF the matlc-. lie present.
~ met him at some distance from the
metropolis. and stabbed hiui 20 the
heart the blood gu,hcd from his bosom
and be dropped out OF his carriage a
corpse. After tlis. Jones vent 10 the
soa-boafd. engaged N the naval ser.
vice. excited the Crew 20 mutiny, nur,
dcred every soul on board v ho refused
a. JON his party except The captain &.
Wiic Nth whom be lived six NJ eight
months add aflcreards murdered her.
lle then took ihc ,hIp and crow 60
AiuCl took on buald three bundled
slaves. aud ,'cefed iJr he West Indies.
soon after leaving the African coast.
and beng pursued bv Butch uan.0t.
war. % escape detection they drowned
az TIE others Jonc, landed a. Charles.
ru South taToIinl murdered some
man ir- u.t money Ns. thrown ln ia.l
where o.. lay thirteen months. IT,
. wont h1r '..rrs o. Sos Ollrs. puf
Top az the b,s. b 'el Oh ilr cts. disco.
,crri ,r .sa''bus1 h.anIn' a 'h,
Islmc house via aad 50 0O1 -as',r
"a and r'lrl him 900 ... ~ H tl.l.
ges. and r,u li.cd unexpected boo OBJ,
same pace Cos sewers. iave DC then
took passage iG fCani1ai and sent
F to ST. Loui. on bi. Fay made acqgan-
lance With 1horpon in conuc1iau
with whom be murdered and robbed
man IN 81 Louis Of - O0n Came
90 Louisville. watched William s.
Thomas for eigb, or ten days. entered
bis house on 5,h street, near Main, in
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05
POLITICAi..

RELIEF One Of the principal mca-
Sures at relief recommended by the
Loco Foco administration, is thai for
witth0ldng from the people OF The
States, the fourth instalmcnt of the
surplus revenue, which was 10 have
been pad over by law, on the 1T day
of October. Was ever such plan of
relief suggested or carried out before /.
The people nrc 80 iIcul,ics-Lloush
on principally hy the bad management
and mad experiments u their govern
ment, and nov. y hen they SIX iciict.
the hcS plan which offer, itsciito the g
rulers - 60 Sop portion of The sup.
plies altcady ollCllllcd upon aad
Ia chuu.c them out 81 tAr Fourth Ia.
stalnCut' The plan off,lief Is worthy
IT the President with whom Il ortnna-
ted. Bot - ~ tia; kiud OF relief which
he people are willing 10 receive. OF
have ui-ht &C. expect al the hand Of
their rulcr, 10 80. then ihe grea,
measures Of the Administration, duuns
the cN'rl session at Congress. Will &C.:
FUsf-A Urea my Bank system. 10
secure gold and sl.cr pf To- uI,c
holders.
S,,onHg-R,lcf % the People hy
wif4h0liinP from the Siaies. o., rt,lfiul
owners. the fourth iu,Aimcut 90 Toe
surplus Revenue The nri,Hrc. and
tie administration arc ws.fht 90 ca,L
other 49, BrH P4b,uL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05

the most public part Of this city. at .
O'Clock in the morning. murdered him,
out were intercepted in their intended
robbery by Thomas servant bursting
open the door at the momont they were
ritling has drawers Of their contents.
Jones was about forty FIVE or fifty
years old, six feet high, straight aud
slender, well educated. and uncom-
monty progressing IN hts manners.
He was an in6del. declined all inter
course with our clergy, (mos, of ~ hom
called on him. or even naming the
subject OF Religion in his presence.
So that he who has probably graced,
by his presence. some of 'he first cir
cles in London, and certainly possess
ed an intellect uncommonly brilliant,
by instruction OF his gifted powers.
persisted in strange land-iSnomini.
ousiy perished under the gallows.
Yours, NJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05
BANKS.

Without attempting 20 dr(eHd the
abuses oil the credit system, Of which
banking forms an essential portion. II
tutions existed the greatest sufferers
would be- the miiiiing and goOycr class
rs of the community Wealthy men
90 not stand IL. need Of banks, as they
have capital Of their own. and 10 not
want accommodation Ii is to the en-
terprlsIng poor nun that the facilities
extended by banking institutions are
chiefly valuable, a. they furnish him
the means OF anticipating bis earning
and turning Isis talents and industry
Co account. IL may be said that midi
viduals can lend money as we'll a,
corporations, aud so they can, but not
On so extended a scale. The man " no
has one hundred thousand dollars may
pot IT out on interest. and were the
field Of enterprise only extended ia
proportion Ia the mOnied wealth Of the
country such loans might be sufficient
for all useful purposes. THIS however
Is not tie case inasu och as where
there - one dollar To be applied 10 I'm o.
proyement there is employ ment for
one hundred II they could be obiainc d
That much individual ruin has arisen
from banking speculalious and hclli-
tie, must be admitted but q should be-
borne IN mind that where single per
,ous have been ruined. the commun,
~ ~ large has been benefited los the
creation % property 90 an available
form u wiil be- found un examination
that whatever pcf.Dnal loss NAV have
occurred ifuw lanHng hJi'nc- uui
country ,-uuld have hs,n 80 ths moo
ment comparatively wilderness Nth
out them - B4h. BHui,o0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05
BY Join S. 81 n. GALLAHER.

snsht in this. iapd jt,}si other cases. :,
choose fan tkehseivcs Of this ron,
.sll complains. pnt. wing preferred
vnd brought inta "fni end elicicn
operation" iufmIpf government dif
ierent from the: Efesbyterian. the req
son is not very obsis,ls Thy they shout,
complain tina, they Az not acknoxledg
ed TO be Presby:crians ADD why the,
should wish 10 exercise those rights
and that power which are peculiar Il
PrcsbyteIians.
Again: the constitution secure, t,
every member Of the church the ngh'
Of appeal 10 Presby,ery. 90 synod. and
v the GeDeral Assembly .thsGySan OF
Union deprivcS him OF the right Of APP.
peal TO Synod, or 10 the General As.
sembly, unless he ak, and obtain per
mission from the church. The conflict
here Is too obvious 10 need a single re-
mark. Ii the plan OF Union is night, the
constitution - wrong ii the constItu-
ton is right, the plan of Union is wrong.
The synod of Utica, by dismissing an
appeal, because permission from the
church had no, been obtained. e,ince
most clearly that they prefer The plan
Of Union TO the constitution Those
who deliberately prefer and bring into
full and efficient operation the plan OF
Union. declare by this preference and
this action, that they are not Prcsbytc.
rams. The General Assembly com
cided with them on this point, and
have expressed their opinion m the
form of a Resolution.
Such are my views on the Cosstitu-
tionality of the plan Of Union a sub
jcct which have not yet seen fairly
aud candidly discussed by TIE broth
rem who have adopted this plan. They
however, generally assume us constitu.
and especially that :; Is not
anti. constitutional. Based on these
assumptions, their objections and rca-
sonIngs have some plauSibIli'y, and are
advanced with a zeai and carnestness,
which prove very clearly, not their
e. adopt the constitution,
for nothing prevents them from this
bat their unwillIngness 20 rclinqnish
those rights, aud that power, which
they have hitherto exercised IN the
Presbyterian church.
Let me recommend TO yonr attentive
perusal the Minutes of the General
Assembly Tor lS26, ia the case Of Jo-
Siah Bisscll, and especially the protest
against admitting HIM To seat This
protest, ] suppose, was written hy th"
late DIR. Specie ADD m ~ though
dead, lie yet spcaketh TO the churches.
These proceedings ouSh; now 10 he re-
published; they will slew that the
subjects now agitatIns Tie church
were discus7c cd eleven years ago. lnthc
Assembly.
Your ailcctionatc father.
JOHN MATTHEW'S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05
UNITED STATES SHIP INDEPENDENCE
AND TIE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA

EIi'ae' cfs Ln,r from 0n boa'dihe TndcPend. nc,
The independence arrived AZ Crun-
stradt on the 29ih of July, with Mr..
Dallas's family aud suite on board -
The passengers aud crew enjoyed UNI
interrupted health OF the voyage from
the United States TO England, and from
Portsmouth To Crons,a!t.
1t is impossible TO have witnessed
the reception given TO our nAk on en-
tenng the Russian harbour without
feeling qualification and pride. The
Emperor, residing during the summer
a; PcterhoT about nine miles east Of
Crons'adt, was, rs he had directed, APP
priced by telegraph of our approach.
and our anchor bad hardly a good hold
upon hiS sol neforc he came in his
steamer attended bv the Minister Of
the Marine, Prince McrtcIkoT. Count
Ncs'elgpic, and other officers, To visit
US. His pleasure was 20 effect the IN
coyui'o and to have MenleikoT reccg-
nized 8 the principal guest,
'Of course, he passed while on board
as I subordinate individual of his Min
I,'cr's retinue; and, separating himself
from the Ceremonious group, lac found
has amusement in wandering alone
among the seamcn and throughout the
vessel, inquiring and conversing with
the utmost freedom. Commodore
Nicholson, however, aware OF the dis
guise, directed salute of foGty-one
guns 10 be fred as soon as he return
to TO his steamer, and, finding himself
thus discovered aud announced. his
Majesty hois.cd the American ensign,
gave signals TO his principal ship Of
wal in our mel hborhood for return
Of our salute, anil finally uniurled at his
mast head the imperial standard. The
last act was Instantly followed by a
royal salute from every armed vessel
about eight or tCul IN the haIbor, and
from all ;he adjoining batteries, pro-
ducing as much uproar and as dense a
smoke as could be well endured by
three of the senses. As the centre and
pivot OF the operation, the occupants of
the American frlgate experienced un-
feigned delight"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05
VOL. 30.
THE MARRIED. DAuemr.u.

We miss thee love, when twilight draw.
Her shadowy veil DER earth.
When our happy children meet.
To blend their notes OF nirth,
And many joyous spirit amg.
Its music ON the air,
All then, our sweetest, best beloved,
Thy voice N wanting here.
And when We speak Of thee, a cloud
Come. over every brow,
We think Of all thou vert us
Aud feel 30 lonely now.
The treasured memories Of the past
Our hesris sull linger DER.
aud every day and every hour
We rliss thee more and more.
The harp that 10 thy fairy tasieAsr 49,
It, thrilling music poured.
Is silent now, ~ If tire power
Had fled from each full chord;
Aud II the night breeze wandering by
Draw forth feint low tone,
Tears trenble in thy mother, eve
Wept for the absent ono.
Well-,hou art happy, and Ne too
Must soon be reconcilcd.
Although It's very hard 10 give
Away our darling child.
But he i worthy OF thy love
Who claims thee for his own
And, dearest, he will cherish thee
When we TO rest have gone.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05

From ~, ChHLsiaa .Mfar.
Tiit GLOBE - MIR BIDDLL's COTTON
The Administration organ il much
hoUlhed al the atrocious conduct OF
MIR. Biddlc IN buying up Southern
Cotton to the amount OF three mil
lions of dollars, the Globe say 20 ship
10 Europe an discharge f the debt 60
oar foreign customers. The planters
OF the South will not thank the Globe
iOr the drnunciaiiOn. " bile IN the I'M
proved price OF our staple they are ie-
ahzlng the benefit OF the orcrllion.--
Mr. BIddle 10 only acting upon the
truth which We declared when the pres
,ure came, that the agriculture Of the
south wAs the very sap and Likelihood
Of American credit aud prosperity. aui
thu. the Cotton then IN these States,
,tpod ~ in the stead Ut 50 much spc-
Gle. We rciuicc that thc credit aud
resources OF Mr.. BiddIc's Bank ena-
bic him thus to come INTO our market
Iud relieve oug planters from the pres
sure los taking their produce oft their
hands. We W b that the Party Pets
could come and DO likewise. bot alas
Hey are on their besn ends. and can
do nothing or Us II Mr.. Biddlc, In
stead Of sending Cotton 20 meet the H.
abilities and take up the paper Of bis
Bank ~ England. were sending gold
aud silver. the Globe would yelp and
bowl al him for draining The country Of
specie. What must Mr. Blddle d. 60
please sic Globe Nothing but bTeat
aud dt~. Who arc IN any wise iniurc
rs ihr, Cotton operation Certainly
not ,hc p!4n'cIs---cedainly not the
merchants who had accumulated
heavy stock a Temporary check - IA
deed gwen o. those tcW merchants VITO
ara m funds and without . stock q
Cotton aud who ash 10 speculate on
'hr l1~ price II Cotton Even ;hcy
must benefit b, Mr.. BiIdle reducing
10, rate Of ENchluyo nHH against this
country I4iDHot ihrr account the
Giphe siIrou 40 This Admin
'riiYa hdss Hisygh1ah, sud o. mslgu
..I f.Is-rutr them has been the lead
i4. Hufr " mg Administration.
vs. 4ouli object 20 LAYING snotEer
ieuF nv upon ihc planters i1r the tep
200 70 merchant. by prohibiting Nj
H..i.ir ir.rr .l.i1I yl,I pt,res IT cot.
.,u o. much a. We objected 60 Ia
uf Eek uu tbc planters tor The pfgter-
fi.l oi manufacturer Bot above all
3D. we object e, tas on the planter
i.rna ether earthly y3tpDse bot tp help
h- Admnisua'ou o. so Mf BiddlF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05
Virginia, 10 wit:

la he Circuit Superior Court OF Lsw and
Chancery, held for Jefferson county, On
the 81 day Of April, 1895
John Il. Flags, and others, PILMrirrs,
AGAINST
Maria BuckmHster, ADMINISTRATIVE Of The
ophIlus w. Buckma>ier, deed, and the
heirs of Mary Ann Buck msster, dec Z, who
was sole heir Of the ssid Thophilus " .
Buckmaster and others, DrrrNpASrI.
IN CHANCERf
An confederation whereof, the court
~ doth adJudgc, order, and decree, that
the Bill Ice taken FOR confessed a. 20 the said
defendants falling To- answer, aud that the
administration account Of the said Maria
Buckmaster, on the estate Of the said The
ophiluS " Buokmaster, DC referred io Mas
ter Commissioner NoTthiugtou, To stat. and
report the amount Of spGcialtN debt, binding
the heirs OF tie said Thcoptllus ~ Buck
master, which have been pa,d bv the aimi-
TIstrairIN out of the personal asscts-the
amount Of the claims due TO the complain
ants, and the amount of the proceeds Of The
real estate stll remaining IN tie hands OF
Andrew Huntcr--and aDN other matters rer-
tihent. or which NAV be required To- be spe.
cIall, stated 10y auy al the parIies-snd make
report thereof 10 thi, court, ~ order 10
fusl decree.
\ Cory -Tss,c.
ROBERT 7. BROWN, cut.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05

Sioux lNprANs.-We learn from the
Globe that the council with the Sioux
Indians adjourned on Saturday morn
ing, after very interesting session, 10
meet again yesterday. The PROPOSE
ton Of the. Governments to them Is
said to be, to purchase all their lands
east OF the Mississippi river, and TO al
low them therefor, one million of dol
lars.-BGH. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05

CHARLESrOwN, Sept. D. l-6
THH parties interested 10 tie above %.
cited order n court. ere hereby rotitsd.
that haFe adi0urnel tie sts case .rtii So
fitrdsp ~ as fag n Hstf cd .Ha IDffH.H
when and where they ars rtg1ested o. a.
tend. With SOY adjiuo1ai svtirrrc, pagers,
Sc that they NAV have O. Vr.IIr- con.
r~e'ed ~tb ssiJ sur Sad tLes re also 90.
tihsi tnst ou said Day Z shall proceed Co.
nake up my report 30 court.
r. wORTHiNGTDN. We Com
sept -, is37.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05

Distressing Occnrr, - ua
fortunate and painful accident occurred
yesterday afternoon ~ the upper part
Of the city. Mrs. UhIcF, an elderly
lady wife ct Philip Uh!cr, ESQ was
passing along Lexington street about
six O'Clock, and IN crossing How ard
street. which Is trlVCrsed bv Il branch
railway, she was struck by car.
whose approach she had not observed.
and thrown beneath II and upon the
track, the wheels Of which passed over
her, almost seveIing one OF her legs, so
as 10 render Immediate amputaiion ne
ceSsary. The operation W as performed
a little below the knee. The other
limb was also considerably injuied, but
not so much as likely TO occasion the
loss OF it.-BW. Pat, Sept. 70.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05

Bank Agency.-rhe Philadelphia
Inquirer says-We understand that
Mr.. Samuel Jaudon, the Cashier OF
the Rank Of the United States, was
appointed agent of the Bank. 20 reside
in london and that Mr.. Cowper-
;hwait. one OF the Assistant Cashiers,
vas elected his successor.
II is stated in ;hC Philadelphia Her.
aid that May Humphreys, Esq, Of
that city, has been appointed agent of
the u. :. Bank, 10 reside at Liverpool.
1t Is also in contemplation TO send an
agent TO France, and for this purpose
We have heard 1t stated that Mr.. Davis.
OF the house OF Da,i, - Brook, Is 10
reside AZ lIavrc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05
GENERAL. INTELLIGENCE.

The Flo, IDA War.-A requisilion for
volunteers for the Florida campaign,
has been addressed to the Governor OF
South Carolina. According TO the
RE hmOnd Enquirer, which is proba-
bly, we'll advised upon the subject, the
command OF the Florida war will be
claimed by General Scott.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05

"TC hsye received another supply OF
w Amsficaa lROS from the Forec %
a. ~. Denrsn. shsnsndoaA coubty, Nfgi-
nia, which we wiil sell low for cash
WM. T.. TERRiLL h co.
uaihovn, June ~. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05
D.. NcyES.

SclG,NCN E.NNZcSEl
i read, To wait on hls >hephe rd,town
II friends, for few d.Ns previous TO his
return To- Baltimore. Those desiring h,s
services Will do we'll To give hun All earl,
calf.
sep, -, is37-2w.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05

LHfian Depuiofion-We learn from
the Cincinnati papers that Black Haw!
Son and company. TO the number OF
about thirty. arrived in that city on
Thursday morning last, on their way 20
Washington.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05
IRON FOUNDRY.
MILL sHdITRINd, PATTERN
NAMING q IRON TURiIENQ.

MAKING d IRON TUudkN0.
y NiE subscriber having removed bis
u foundry sad .uaehias Shoy. 20 the Depot
81 the Winchester and Potomsc Rail-Road,
takes this method Of informing his Il ends
and the public, that be - r'parcd 10 exc
ruts order. IN the above line, with despatch,
having Tools Of every kind neeswary for do
log work ~ the best manner We has first.
rate vofkmen ~ bis employ Persons IA
vorins hlm With orders, msy rely on having
them vell executed and promutiy attended
60 lie has Patterns Of every description
suitable Tor
Merchant .NiHs Srw .MiLs. and THrrsh-
fHg .NqchiHSs.
And keeps constsnuy on hand general a.
sort n Mould Boards. Corn Shsller,. " aeon
Boxes, fan Wheels. Plaster Brcskcrs, sc.
MERCHANTS AND DEALERS
Nsy find r 20 their sJysniags. b, ssnias spd
eSam'ntUs foe thrussi,rs AZ 0fari, lbsuk-
fully received sui prompt, sticntod 20
$50. W GiNN
n y. Cash paid for Old Copper
Bra'. snd Old Iron Castings of every Co..
scrri'on. g. IS g.
Winchester. Auz 10 fsg- Can
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05

The following Is an extract from an
editorial ar'icl" lately published IN the
Nmohcstcr Va Nlrglnian. fully
aceFcdltci Van Hugcn organ:
1T - frg'unaI, Tor the BsuLs that General
lack,ou's term Of Office expired before tho
event Tie slspcntIan Of specie payments, NO
presume occurred, q he might gain Ia a
hi Oi patriotic self devotion, have declared
martial law, ordered his marshal, ~ have
entered the Opposite Banks taken tie poo
pie money. placed 1t ia The Treasury. and
thus restored, a, lac might think, tie balance
Of The Constitution"
The history Of Gen. Jackson affords.
1t Is true strong ground Tor supposing.
that had lac been IN Office he might
have sIgnalIsed hls administration hy
some such deed Of violence. But the
deterioration THE public morals hich
neNhlblteG by public approval Of such
conduct. Is a lam"ntable evidence OF
the influence oi all e,Jl example. /.
Gen. Jackson had attempted the vio-
i'nce here suggested, he would doubt
less, have found support among,; the
people and even from the press How
near Ilust be our approach t. birbarlsm
"hea u hints are permitted 10 80
iyGih wNhout ccu-ure ur TrbuAe.
BlH. CL.oa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05

.G.A. DAVID I. rYGGEM
hfFERS his profrs ,ionsl services To the
~ citizens OF Jefferson. lie can always
be found at his Fathers residence.
Aug. IL, ls3..--l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05
SrATr on TIIr rnrl-I-l-

Mr Csnbfcisoz prs-.nt,a g. No. iIlus. ...
Niun3 y .'-'cmeut, prrrrr'l b, t.lsri Co.,
.hYu ths rtoIshle -is'- e u. If.t'..s IA.
hs first ~ october. ans iI tI. l.,f ...tl.r .'
~, trts,utyssr Tbs fliiuaIf. .It I., lfr..
silai items ~ hts cstiuitte
On tis 81 e oct So &c Dol lsUl
Office, ranks sri Utft ,lI.I
Balance due fi.a, Eiut. .#.
Bal.u,, ~ ir.t.iment du. lf.u &c
~ the United Stie.. I5
YD
Dcduct unavailable fIHIs i. r.'.
inst 'mrrt from Bar. uftN,
NJ niitts pays ti... iu frs.'.
ths Treasury b. favor ~ 3D.. ~i''.@
go the gst.. ani WHirh slr r'i
a,.i.bis C0pl
Isasin- g. nirst current raI.nsss 5000 .t
one hat 10 uliiIipf. ri - hich BE- srsr.c.
on iiif isst qIsffsf 20 ,,iimaist
uslancc In tir Grsrsurf. 2N."Ntt
Receipts hota 30 tSurss l"H"ffD
Ug01
Erpend.tufss q 81 st', i,.gDn on'
leaving re Treasury nsoi,snt o.
ths smo,at ~ 9o0o ot0
So ends ~ Ersrd sHpafirIfnt. vftth tr.
szhsu.isd fIH TrfasurY sd ioroi,si ths
sousiry n debt q upsards q niDe millions
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05
GEORGE VIM. RANSOM.

Attorney at l.aw,
"Iil.L attend the Courts in Jefferson
w and Berkeley. OEiee ~ the build
Ins formcrly known n iIean-' Tavern.
Charlestown, July ID, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05

have travelled much and have
noticed that ahcre a iarmsEs house Is
stocked with books and newspaper.
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