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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

end cannot bnt hops that the proc edine pro'
posed n Hid offs fuads viii b fully success.
FOURTH OF JULY. ~
I The AnERicAs COLONIZATION So.
cIRTx hes often acknowledged its obi.
gallons 10 the Reverend Clergy Of the
United States for their friendship and
support. aAd especially fertheir appeals
IN il. behalf on or abou, the Fourth Of
July for several years past. TO their re-
speclive congregations. Indeed. the
contributions thence arising have been,
duting that period. the chief sources OF
Tshe ordinary revenue OF the Society;
aad without them the full advantages
OF the colonizing scheme might, TO this
day. be somewhat problemssical. The
pec0niafy cid obtainsd through the
zeal and eloquenee Of the Ministers Of
the Gospel has enabled tbe Society to
carry on its operations with a degree Of
snccess more efIieacious than argument
IN ProPIliating the public mind to the
cause. The measures adopted for re-
IIieving the Society from is pecunisry
have not vet entirely
removed il. and have necessarily con-
tracted the scale Of active operations.
Liberal contributions during the present
year viii 90 far towards enabling the
managers 70 consummaie plans Of i'm
prosement at The colony, in the sue
cess ofwhich the most jGdicious friends
of the cause believe thar its best inte-
rests are involved.
Since the last National Anniversary
many religious assemblies have recon-
mended the Colonization Society TO
the exertions Of their ministers and
constituents. Unexpectedly begleave
to press these recommendation not on
ly on those 10 whom they we're espe-
cially addressed. but on every other
Minister Of the Gospel in the United
States. Of whatever denominations
The Reverend Clergy are assured that
their aid. most important as Il has al.
ways been, isno~ Indispensable. If the
cause IS TO 20 onward
WASHINGTON. June. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO caN.L.

The Georgetown Metropolitan contains u
synopsis Of ilie late Report Of the Directors
Of the Canal Company, from which We take
the following
The President states. that notwith-
standing the great competition for la
Dor. the works have been prosecuted
with great vigor. The entire length Of
the line from the basin IN Ceorgsiown
TO Cumberland. is one hundred and
eighty-fsur miles. This line is divided
into three sections:
!. From Georgetown TO dam No. 3,
seven miles above WillismspoTt, one
hundred and seven miles are now ma
vIgable. Cd. From dam No. TO dam
No. 8, at the Great Cscapon. twenty
seven miles. being the line now under
contract and ia progress. 3D.. From
dam No. 6. to Cumberland, fifty miles
including the tunnel. deep cup al Old
Town, aud other works under contract.
The lih locks near Edmunds' Ferry
and opposite Goose Greek IN Loudoun
County. Virginia, are. nearly emptied
and will soon be III operation. This
secures a subscription of the State OF
Virginia, Of $3.50 ,OO0- To the stock ol
Che company. and Will draw into the
Csnsl the wealth OF tie grea, Loudoun
county.
II is proposed 10 erect dam at the
mouth Of the Shenandoah, at HaTpers-
Ferry, across the Potomac. in order to
feed the Canal with the combined wa
iers Of the two rivers. The Govern
ment is invited 20 participate in this
work, IS Il would tend very much 10
improve their works at that place.
The Doasd complain Of the heavy
damages they have been obliged 20
pay for land, thrcpgh which the Canal
was located.
! The Board Is opposed to the con-
slruoiioh of temporary means of navi.
CATION, Notwithstanding the great de.
sidefalum Of getting TO the coal mines
and IS determined 10 DO 10 work ex.
leepl upon durable basis.
The gfeat tunnel will soon be ia a.
active state Of progression.
I an agent has been sent 70 England
10 procure miners. whose arrival is dai.
lly expected. Bricks are noW making
TO arch ihis work. and patent Ma.
!. chine Is used 20 temper aud mould
them.
4 In speaking Of The coal The Repor
fays-.John McP Buien, proprietor
Of the ABtieiam iron works, says
"one bushel Of Cumberland (Alleesny
coal is worth fgo 81 Richmond. OF any
other we have used" Az Iiarpers
( Ferry il IL considered. even in Us na
tural state, equal to charcoal ior lh,
manufacture Of She hncsi cutlery.
!. Dr.. Jackson Of Boston, states Tia
The capacity Of the Allegany coal q
generate steam is thlIiy-two per Ctnt
greater lhan The Liverpool coal.
The time, says ire Report "can
not be Very remote when coal will b
numerically used. from The mounisin
TO the Atlantic.
Large bodies Of anihmeiie coal have
been discovered on Sleepy creek, ia
Virginia, etc few miles di6iance iron
its confluence with tie Potomac, an,
+ one hundred and iweniy-loiles aboyr
Georgetown.
The lettings Of the gendue Of lht
work, will Be coneladed before Augus
next.
Implicit reliauce Is Placed On CO.
high credit o. Maryland, end no ZEE.
are entertained GA The score u difieui
ties 10 borrowing The money eranie,
by iho Legislature % The Cansl, en-,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29
Tfsm tks SIX caifSsisi.
IIEsSIAN FLY.

a writer IN late Baltimore Chroni-
Gle. estimates the last wheat crop, from
the destruction Of the Fly and other
causes, at l2,000, 600 bushels less than
its usual amount. and proposes 10 The
Legislatures OF Virginia, Maryland,
and New York. 20 offer a premium Of
; 1905 each. TO any individual who
may discover an efFectual preventive
OF ITS ravages. The quantity Of wheat
annually destroyed bythis insignificant
insect is alarming. aud ought 70 induce
entomologists and farmers 90 inyesii-
gate its origin and its history in this
country. its habits and the manner in
which il attacks the gram and blasts
the hopes Of the husbsndman, in order,
II possible, 10 discover ihe method by
which It's progress may be arrested
and us work Of destruction stayed.
The wheat fly Of this country is a
species Of Cecidomvia, end 10 distin-
guish il from the ceeid0mpiq friifcsa,
Of Great britain, is called CseidomVia
deslructoS. It's first appearance ia this
country was about the year 1874 and
was discovered ia q whsai field al
Brooklyn. Long IsIand, upon, OF near
Che spot occupied as an encampmeni
by the He ian army ia the revolution
AIRY war; and hence is provincial name.
lis Favages were so extensive, 81 its
first appearance. as to threaten the TO-
ssl exiirpasion Of wheat from this coun-
try. and csusc tie British Privy Coun-
cil 10 adopt measures to prevent the
importation Of so formidable an enc.
my These deliberations rnads vo-
June Of 200 pages, IN which il vas
stated that s'thcir numbers were so in
credihly great that in wheat harvest
the houses swarmed with them, 70 TOE
extreme annoyance OF TIE inhabi,ants;
they flled every plate ~ vessel that
was 10 use. and Eve hundred wefe
couhird IN single glass tnmbler ex-
posed Go them ior few minutes, with a
fliisle becr in he From ihe place where
they veto frat discovered they gradu.
slly sl1ssd over llle Middle snd Nor
ihefn states. producing devastation
and disiaay wherever sbey went -
Their annual pi9ralions were supposed
10 be a5oot iaeniy miIes--h fastened Of
retarded however, By The current OF
tie pfevailihg winds.
Hilh ssgastis TIC insect, 5ut0mol.
togiNs are agreed Ia their descriptions
hui with respect 20 Tie msnnerin which
lii accomplished 81 work of destruction,
oF more pofnrplaiiy The slime. Is SAL
= mystery
4 When piiilrs ore lfoublesope toyoul
I ifuitifcef luke apabful Olive Goals, bold
Il 0ndcf that pen Vi The Tree which
they ere Dpon rriinkle sulphur ol
REimstone ~ iie roals. snd tie fumes
viii entirely destroy Them.
i ] have dropped 3 fes basly femarki
l-pfilapa snoogh 20 induce some
( ableE pen % 10 The subject justice.
y AGRlCOLA.
s . &C.,
I Rsnqi1a5ls Iseids6L-- al,erealior
took place lately. az ldile Rock, Gar
Kansas between DR.. McWrliam,
and q MF. Pew, sub.cdilor Of the A.,
ksnsas Gazette, IN lhe presence o.
lmany citizens d. McWillisms. hav.
liHg bad some quarrel uiih Mr. Pew
charged him With gross and willu
falsehood In a few moments, Mr
Pew IVES observed 10 torn deaihly pal,
l--a fearful change came over his coun
llensnce--snd % ihe horror and aston
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

let the Van BaIen men lend az ear 10 their
Cineinoati organ, the Republican. That pa
per says:
We are not whole hog experimental
ist. We are ready TO concede, notwith-
standing the risk We may incur Of draw
ing down upon us the blessings Of this
or that Official. that there has been ra-
ther too much tinkering With the cur
Tency.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

XXTILL praciiss "a ths couniy and SUI
w perior Courts u leicfsou, Clarke
Berkeley. and Frederick
HP 0fReo opposite The Giobe Hotel,
BsrkeleY County.
Nay IL. 1897 Am.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

Richard II. White, lately confined
IN the Jail Of Washington County, d.
e. on charge Of bnraing the Tfsssu-
~ Office. and who has been tried al
ready several times. without the jury
ever being able 10 render verdict.
has been released. The bail required
for his appearance to take his trial
hereafter. was one thousand dollars.
and his mother-in-law. Mrs. Harker, of
n. J. entered into recognizance 20
that amonnt.-.7ier. Gaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

II Wish 40 passhess nfzs "a
~ wool beIh son no1 sa6 irr. rs SCI
viii give lhs h.hssf nerkei 81 haft
tnade etfsneemshia 81 stiet f.r Iafs.sA
Linssys for We6l. "a Faesesg pt.ses. sitf
on he SaiiBefg n aa weol. af shea
-. Those VIE hfft tit shove 90
disposa 6f. riii ass q q iheir adtaatet Is
cell o. ne. 4Anfa liLksA
ChaFlesfoan. Hag be. 1857
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29
NO. 81.

TO obtain which Commissioners have
sailed for England.
{ Alfthe energies Of the Company are
to be directed to faithful discharge OF
ITS high duties, and AL efforts made TO
have the Canal completed, at as early
date as possible.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

aAfk reeetset Hippig ~ ssff,es Wt
~ ~ 6ifaiDsd G9ERM Ola csc, arelns.
esti, Mould sod Dips CANDLES
PEI ?, 1897. 4 . MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

Rtf 2 aFs noN feeeisIee stcot 100 tees ~
w RltsTEa ehirh - eili ell Ios fsf
essa. WAGER q 90.
saiPsGfusy Ap,a "a, is97
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29


a senerabla lookina individual, vth
locks IS hoary as thc duvcn snow. and
sesepiy. eight years 81 age. was lately
committed 10 ihe pthiienuafy 10 Viz
ginia foT two years. on a charge Of lof-
gerry. Alas with one foot 10 tic
gave, man cannot resist ,hs temptation
of gold Bosioa Tines
Last November, q man named Cor
ton was convicted q burglary % TIE
Municiual Court Of Boslon. aud sem
fenced 20 twenty years imprisonment.
The man, At tbe time ofIeccisiug SEN
iencs, vas eighty.seven yeas ~ asc.
"Pui ihai AID ihst together The
Virgins c0ipril with The Massachu-
ssils culpui--w6ep over both OF ibe
ssme moment. nud you vii save time
EaiiimOrs SIN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

A female child Of Mr.. J. y. Burke,
near Massie's Iron Works, Franklin
county Missouri. aged years. was re-
Gently murdered by a negGo girl, slave
Of the father Of the child, aged i3.--
The mUrderess threw the Child TITO a
creek. She confessed she bad also
murdered last fall . child Of MIR. Shif-
ley, by drowning il in barrel This
girl Is SAID 20 be exceedingly fond of
Children.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

Is 1T PossIBLE.-John Jacob AstoI,
of New York. says. that man worth
five hundred thousand dollars is as well
off as a rich man, if he could but think
so.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

VERY GooD.--The people Of Penn
sylvsnis. justly regarding the small
bills every where ia circulation as the
genuine product Of the measures of
the old hero, call them Hickory Leqres.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

An noe Fetsiring ~ eHpeif 81 1f9laF
n GOODS, ts which wru.i rcsgeeifeiIT
inyits fbs aiisniisn u m5 snsiqnafa so
the public. ~ Is NlLLER
April ~, 1877
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29
ANECDOTE.


The late JonN RANDOLPH. OF Roam
oke. In The year 1913. when the New
York banks suspended specie pay
menis. bad Renaissance Of some thou
sand dollars made him from England.
The sum covered the whole of one OF
his tobacco crops, aud the funds were
locked up in the vaults Of ihe Bank OF
America. Mr.. Randolph was az the
time IN The prime Of life. IN the full
enjoyment OF uneqnailed popularity
he repaired 70 New York. and denand-
ed his funds in specie. II cannot be
had, was the prompt reply. II must
be had. wss the 1aconic response OF
Mr. Randolph. Tho Bank Was incor.
figibIe tiIl the succeeding dag. when
She columns Of the New York Column
bian announced BY advertisement. lhs.
that afternoon, at ? o'clock. the Hon.
JOAN RAspoLPH, Of Roanoke. would
address the people on che subject Of
Banks, and the frauds they committed,
from the steps az ihe bank Of Ameneai
Il is scescsly necessary 20 say. that be-
fore the hour arrived, every farthine
demanded by Mr. Randolph was paid
ocef -, sntrte
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

The white man who married a ne
gress the other day at Boston, has been
convicted Of bigamy. Il turns cut that
the negress was = Ehiie woman paint
ed black. She also has husband Iiy-
ing al Lowell, Tie bann5 stated the
parties 10 be people Of color.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

FLORiDA.-We shall order immedi.
ately lroin the Foundry, two stereotype
plates Of the following characters:--
The Florida War Is ended.
The Florida WsF i aoi ended.
Which viii be inserted. alternalely.
once wees. till Intelligence of a moro
authentic nature can be afforded.
Boston Courier.
The New York Commercial ssyG-
a very good plan 70 save compost
lion. We would suggest ga improve
meni. however. ia the addition Of
credit 10 each statement Thus
The Florida War is ended.
Gen JeDp.
The FlHida War Is nol ended.
OseoL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

Wa pubIIsh viii readiness the following sp-
peal 90 behalf of The Colonization society,
end cannot bnt hope that the proc ecding pro-
pessd "a sid offs f'lads viii bs fully success
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29


NVLLlFTcATloN-N What Is II? What
does fhat monster import, for which We
would have sacrificed some Of the
puFest men Of Che Souihf ~ take the
Responsibility said Andres Jackson
This = rank nulIi6caiion. nc YOU
do NOT lake the opeFalion Of The laws
DO NOT obss lhem. said Amos Kendall
This IS rank publication. III you have
no gold d liver 10 pay your bonds. =
ssys fhe Collector. "pay Ia biIlsD--
This a. fsak qualification. 80 would
give lriiie o see that eminent man j
q. Gslho60 o. liamiIlon. IIsyne, Pres.
soa. and oihert Of the GALAXY, Who have
been pronounced isaiiofs 81 Jackson,
iof suslainipa Stale Rights. reading
aver these MASTERS and llondeFinR on
these acts. See he difference between
principle and poles, --f NJ y. Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

FeutsG ~ BIZ fInsf Wesf Ysof
old sosi iioh'l 80 roast beef iblkts.
oi cake dfirk 10 vino dutsfd 3ettef
anA ssIafsgnk b5sfeh Corfler
90 b see Gle eels} tonight Airs
Gsht's coacFn costs oaly adlllse snd
.if isasil crib ilie money. Done fog.
est Maaaeef SllHfs benefit Splea.
Did performance 81 iho Lion. worldly
she Fo0age 81 a liberal Public. &C.,
Ec.-- tar peptr
What dupfndous viseacfrs these
aeNspsps gentlemen ere Tbfy %.
save BE- sli ~ TIE help 10 90 coats
and starvation @fss Ehuilngs % one
on @. nfighhof Vegges Slafsc ibe
bnichoF. siafse The baker aarye che
tailor. slafse TIE shopseepea sfsYVe
he iafnef sod ihen SIC shall 80 ilon.
ritb especially IL We pay ou moneg
90 see fellow make faces, Of jump
ever . trapsiiek.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-21
Notice.

EAMES powell L, having this day cxccu-
G2 ted 10 the Subscribers, 4 Decd OF -issign-
mnnt of ali his RcIl and Personal property Tor
the benefit OF his creditors. and those OF J. II G.
Powell, who are to be paid in the order and de-
gree provided by said instrument; the sid
creditors are hereby notified, that in order 10 dc.
rive any benefit from the Assigned property, 1t is
requested that they shall, Oh Or before the lst OF
Jly next, establish their demands before the as,
signecs-agrec to receive the dividend they M y
be entitled to, under said Deed OF Assignment.
and TO release and discharge the said Powell and
J. s. c. Powell from Ill liability for the residue
of their demands.
The subscribers will, at the expiration of ev,
cry three months from this day, lay before the
creditors, at the store Of A. Blue, in Cheraw, Z
full expose of their proceedings in the premises
". fEIaj Il: ROBBINS, Assisasss.
April 2G "A tt
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-21

without leave t:,um ti.c police n1as'er. Nor
WIS Ibis al. !c was appon'ed by Inc
govrrnnunt tn" Office Of teacher IN ~.
b, rla-"n arpoifmen; equivalent to exile.
On his WAY 70 ;..c secuted spot, 10 which
he ha.i ben ordered. lie passed trough
NJ n. he sea: OF one Of the Russian uni
yarS:tios. \ German physician OF that
place was 50 much pleased with the young
convert, so struck with his talents, and so
Interested in his history, that he urged the
principal person Of tie city to procure
change Of his destination, and o5aI for
him an a?poi";ncn: to a paoiessorshp IN
t'ial CITY. fer much delay, the request
of the petitioners was granted, and Ma
homcG al, or Alexander Lazem Big. as
he was haPtizo !, Was appointed professor
Of oricntoi lan gu gcs in The unfriy OF
kazpn. Ihq >ta.;on he now holds, and he
remains >.caIasi in the faith, adorning the
toctrjuc Of God TIC Saviour by life and
Conversation b coming the Gospcl---uisa.
Aaccl2tcs
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-21
Public Notice.

BIN conformity with Resolution Of the
81 Stockholders Of the Bank of Charleston, ).
c. adopted by general meeting of the same,
held Oil the Cd of February last, providing for
an increase of their capital in conformity with
the provisions of the charter of said Bunk, from
Two to Four millions Of dollars
Public notice is hereby given, that the Cash
icr of the Bank of Charleston, 5. {. will, at It's
Banking House, in sid city, receive on the 9th
July next, the first iEst,lnent of Twcnty-hv
Dollars on each of the existing Shares IN tho
capital ) ock of said Bank. from share holder
in person, or from his agent, or attorney, duly
authorized, and from no other person whatever.
The transfer books will be closed on the lst OF
June next for the purpose of making out an
authorized list of the Stockholders.
In the event Of any Stockholdcr declining, OF
neglectng to subscribe for his or her portion of
the increased Stock, in all cases the privilege
of the new subscription shall be sold at Public
Auction for the benefit of the Stockholders
generally, at the discretion of the Board OF Di-
rCctorS.
The second Instalmcnt on the 5th of Janua-
~, 1888; the third Instalment on the 9Th OF
March, 1885, and the fourth and last install.
mcnt on the 5:h of July 1893. By order of the
Board of Directors.
J. HAMILTON, President B. c. 5. C..
May 10 70 toJ
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-21

WONDERS OF GALvASISu.--Some pre-
,cnd to doubt the efficiency Of galyanism or
electricity to produce power Cor mechanical
purposes. To such knowing ones we COM
mend the following remarks from high au-
ttor;ty, Professor Faraday Of London, Gas
quo'"d by Professor Hare, } IN recent pub
,icatioa:
a grain ofwatcr or OH. contains as
nluch ot the electric fluid as would supply
100000 charges ola battery containing a
coated surface of 500 square inches.
Foor grains ofzinc, with one of water, may
yield as mach electricity as is involved dur
ing Il thunder s'0rm.'
Who, after reading the above and exam.
ming Davenport's Electro -Uachnrtic Ma.
chiac, will not say that the days Of Steam
Engines are numbered! We are not
even sure but gaIvanism will pay ones
notes.-Ncc York Herdid.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-21

TriHce Ncpo con Louis Boaaparts.-
This distinguished Stranger, who tor two
months past has been resident ofour city,
aud whose general information and amlabe
ana unassumng department have caused
him to be universally esteemed, will sail for
England, in tie George Washington. this
day. When exiei from France, 10 pledge
O: promise of any kind was eSacted from
him that he would not return 10 Europe, al
though we have seen ii mentioned that such
Was The condition of his exile and he now
very unexpectedly leaves the United States,
in consequence of the illness of his mo'her,
the ExQucen of Holland, and daughter OF
the Empress Josephine. His intention is,
70 obtain if possible, a passport from the
Austrian Ministers in London TO pass
through Germany and visit his matcrna
residence in Switzerland on the Lake OF
Constance.
We wish him success in his effort, and
cannot but believe that the notices Of his re-
turn will secure him the indulgence which
ne sceks.-N. y. Courier
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-21
Ne1U & Cheap Goods.

VEyTIE Subscriber has just received and open
IL ed an unusually large and extensive assort-
ment of seasonablo Goods, carefully selected by
himself in New York, in Sept. last. Those
wishing to purchase, may find it to their inter-
est to call and examine before buying, as he
lhinks his stock vii be found to comprise as
general an assortment as any in the place; and
he is confident that he can sell rs low as goods
can be afforded in this market. Merchants from
the country will fhd his stock SO large as to
merit their attention. He cordially invites all
to call and Judge for themselves. 1t can at all
events, do no harm to come and SEQ He cannot
neglect this opportunity Of expressing his crati-
tude to his friends and the public, for the liberal
share of patronage with which he has always
been favored. d. B. MARN.
Nov. 2lst, 1886