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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
.N'OTECE.

"A IL persons holding claims sgsiu.t the
4 II estate Of the late DssisI Moss.s, are
toquesiedto present them, suthent,c.,eJ 10,
set,ic uIeni- snd all those Who know than.
'elve, 10 be indebted 10 sad estate, are re-
qneslei 10 con,e forward and make nav.
meat MARY ". MORGAN. Erec,.ir,s
81 DaHisI .usrgss. ia
Oct ~ i-l, tV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
Aaik ~ EsfNaffr.

1900 bushsis Of salt.
~ 400 tous Plaster, just received sbd fof
safe WAGER A CO
isarpsrs-Fsfry, Oct 70, 1897 --st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

BREAD STvFTs-The abstraet from
The report made by the Treasury De-
Partmsn, published on Tuesday
showed that for the nine months end.
ing on the Let July last, there were i'm
ported into this country from Eurupe
3 800, 900 bushels of Wheat. the de.
olarcd value Of which was 81 90 (. OOO
The imports into Boston and PhiladeI.
PhIa during the second quarter Of the
above period are no, included. 30 that
taking these into the account. and add
ing the imports which may have been
received during the last quarter. we
nay set down the imports Of the year
At shout touv millions Of buslsb Of
Hhsaf. The invoice valuation. II vii
have been remarked. 10 little over nce
dollar per bushei. being the COS, ~ the
importer exclusive Of freight and other
charges. Ia this market.-Where a
large portion OF these wheats are sold -
The average price paid BY the miller
vas about one dollar aud seventy cents
per buahel. and presuming that the
same average was pad e.sew here. we
Ind that the people Of the United States
nave pad 70 foreign countries Tor Jread
a'oae' douog the past year. the enor.
NOUS sum Of nearly ssren faiRio1s #
dollars ~ the rate 81 five busbei.
% Ehss' to the barrel offour, the guam.
hiy of Sour manufactured from this mas,
o. foreign Whest y shown 10 be es0if
Aa7dSsd Thousand barrel, We NAV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
MaRRfEp.

On Tuesday evening. The 10th mat. ., the
sasie Hotel, Frederick. Md, by the Rev. Mr.
br's"o. Mr.. DAs,EL \. .BsrLE 10 Mis- LostsA
bthLis, 10th Of harPers-Fsrr,. Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
Public S.EkE.


AflNG cold my fsrEn. aud intending TO
n emigrate TO the West, I will sell ~
public suction, On Thursday ne 3Ia Of this
''o"ih. (oeiosSr al my residences, known hy
the name oi Snsnoon-hill. on Shenandoah
river, shout five miles south Of Charles.
town, ny personal property, consisting Of
heed 81 Horses. one Cot,
Mitch Cows aud Heifer,.
brood Sows. add ~ Eat Hogs,
Us head Of Sheep, half breed:
Gesrs. Wagons. " ood and Hay LADDER,
wheat Fan, Cutting BoH,
Wheat screen, add
Farming EmpItmfnts,
complete
.fiso Hou,eAoH and kitchen FUR.
.NITURE.
Ons sst q Mil Scales.
Doe set II Piack smiths Tools -eomplste
One set of Cooper, Tools, sc. &c.
atsc.
From , 10 { huAd,sd Jaryeis Of CORY
BY The barrel. 10 be delivered 81 tie hesp.
FROM one % two hundred bushel, Of 20.
taioes. by the bushsi.
FROM Eve 10 siN HUNDRED Locust Posts.
Several parcels 81 cooper SiDd. double
ard single, r1sek. sd may other articles
too numerous 20 a4sntioa
No properly wiii b. toid until The DAY Of
sale
frruss "A credit n sis months siii Do
given on ~ sums u g. and up~Wis. b, me
purc hassF givins bpnd sof appr5vrd sscpri.
~ Tor ~ su'as under g.. he cs,A viH br
required No property 70 be removed uutiI
The tsTas ~ ssis ~ conpiisd stth
eyAsals 20 eomole1et ssriy be- the dsv
uUGi McDONAlB
october a.. 1877
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
LAST NOTICE.

HNhE sub.cr1ber once more, and ,1- N.
- taH hHsS, gives TN. notice 10 sli tho..
who are owing b,m by note OF on account
Tor r1lsnees due AZ kIk Brauch and ct Wa.
pei CrOss-kosds, that uulsss pay ment be
mads "n or before the 18th day u Oct ODER.
(htAi mUhIh. all accounts ADD notes over
'~eh'y dollars, wit be plscrd IN the hsnds
"' sn attorney for o0llectiou-sad Ill note,
ana accounts under tWerN dollars, will be
placed ~ the hand. OF . Constable. for col.
'ee,,nn, &C. JoBs 7. COoKUs.
/. ). All those who are owing me
Tor Merchandise ct shepherds,oSa, VIII
confer favor b, paving the whole or part
OF ihe" respective accounts, by the 18th Of
-, noon l"e'oeerl ,. 7. C.
ShePherd'toWn, SEPT :, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
ds,,tmisfrGfor,a SnIc-

s4dSsstAtstrOf0r's Sale.
"ILL no offered, at public sale. on
w Thursday the ID Of .Nor,rnber. (a,rt
m"Hth,) at tho late residsnee Of Eavid STA
Iey' deceased, i've miles below shepherd
,o"n, on the Potomac river. near ReynoIds.
Little Mill, the whole Of the
Personal Property
OF said e'tsts, consisting, in part, of
FIVE head Of Horses-nine head Of Cattle
Forty head Of Hogs few sheep,
One Wagon. Plopghs, Harrows, &c. &c.
wagon and Plough Gears, one Wind Mill,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
ooSTIsrIsG IN PARr OF
BIDS, BEDDING, &c.
Also,
SOD bushels Corn, 100 bushels Potatoe,
About 300 bushels Of prime wheat.
About 100 bushels Of Rive. &c.
With many other articles too tediou, 10
mention.
A credit Of nine months will be givep on
all SUMS OF 50 and upwards, bond spd good
security being required. Under that sum
cash. Terms to be complied with before
the removal of the goods
The Wheat aud rive will be sold for cash.
Oct 70, 1887. "''
GJrAil Persons having claims sesibs, said
estate viii please present them, without de.
lay. properly authenticated for settlement /;
ADD those owing the estate will make pay.
tnsnt forthwith. }. s. .1ds,y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

Cot W r. Johnson's eh. m AtaIanta won
inc mile day II Tree HiIi lat week. beat
ing easily Experiment and two Others Mar
gItet Armhtead won the two mile purse.
oea''ng SomeVViIIe and three Others
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
Fashionable Good.


AM now receiving a handsoms supply Of
- 9iW 5ANoF. o00Ds, comprising
tne IAeH sly e aud fashions, among which
the following articles may be found
handsome sssortmeqt 6-8 Thibet Msrino,
90 do. do. Ga and 81 English do.
do. do do. Cd yenitian Cloths.
do do Figured and plain Challe,s.
do. do Mo,lenA DelAines.
GO eolo "':1' 0s''''' sud plain ssrLKs.
do. -. ~, & 64 Tibet }
and Highland cSHAWLS,
do. French, British. and AN. PRINTS.
S1un LaVAmb'line new articls,)
Black figured Hermann,
Black Italian LuslrInE,
BombaZinCs Satins,
Thibet, ChalieJ, and Gauze srsrf,.
fFeheh-"orked aud Tan,b'd Collars and
Capes,
FiE'd aud plain Star Nett and ThuelIe,
silk. Cotton, and worsted Ho.i,ry
Silk, Kid, Tbuelle. aud Ho.kio Gioy,s
Thread, BObipet. and Lisie EdginyS.
CHmbr'e Il Bobinet Etgings 4 Inseriing,,
Bobinet and ThueIle Edginss A ouiiIioy.
PLAIN bord-red snd Dsmask Linen can
brio and Silk Handkereh,ef,.
Swiss, Null, end Jacon,t. plsio 6v,,,a
ana Bandsnna Hsniksrchiefs.
splendid BonneI sud Cap KibbanJs, tueW
sivle.)
Lusirins. Gauze, and SATIN DO.
ALSO, handsome assortmsn, Of nos.
NETS SHOES, and many other ari,eis. IN
my line to which would politely invite the
stiention Of the Ladies
JANIS 3 MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
OVcrseers % Ghc T'oOr.

- Wv W.T.
a NEEfiNC - t- os.r.r.r. or t.s
Z Poor 81 JsHrrso1 Cosnty. sdi 81 hid
0n 3 rifsf ths 3rd dsy ~ NlrsH.brf nsst. a.
ih@ " .'ri q W ,Fa'vi stur. 90 Chatlss
tss1
r-rrrssl, u.Il U.ss 10 fess.vsd f,r , "a.
0.~HIrrt. vts ~i.i ,s rs9sifra ~ for,t.h
.i... f..-rf far tt~ se,s,sn...iati.s n
90 raar. ssthsr aitt 6fs y ODD. psstsfsss
ar So
tr.ia rui s'so b. rsrstysl a A..
''r' .Hr f.r torifs-iof. uts vai he
res 90 ipfnsh ias rvssstarg qsstiu,
q Faft. Beef, IiDur. Gotta. &c ~
flH r,srtHE q TIE msmber, = IN.
basfa - required Sob wfil 10 f.ss,,s.j
irn-~ snt n.co'b~r n Dol. Bpsfd
Ey ORDER of fhs rf.sdsrt
joHN p STOW y. C.srH
oct D.. fa17-W
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
MOfPnR9

E patthership heretofore existing Id
the Siorr ~ Ice Tnun. b.t.eeo IN. .,,',,.--
.'gn-d snd ! homas e.. Eoek, under the Arm Of
J. Back N "a. hs''ug this dsy been dissolved
by the Withdrawal 81 7. T.. Ea,k, tho d-.i,,..
lrA'Ins 'hi' Tor the Mr--t.e under.,sn,d
hnd'"g - ineo"ten'eHt 20 tup-r,I,,nd the sad
- mmSi' "t continue - ~ithout the sid
II smother partner i-kes This mrtho.l 81 ,,to,,n-
ing Any and every Csp,t-l,sI, Who may feel dis
posed 10 et,b'us IA business IL Ih,s Kind. thai
hefe - nov Vacancy presented tor them ., this
P'Ae", Which person ven qualified, sod 9Th
good oh-r-"t-r. Ike ea'i!d NO, fsh 90 do . rood
'nh s-ic hus'nrss. An, p-rSpu With the above
qualifications, uho MAY d,-slrr % engage an III,
Dn''ness,~Iil do veil Ia make early application "a
me At Ire lo~n. % IT ~ I-sSn n-sr that place
NJ. HELM.
SCI tem''rr. ~, tss7-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
Conlpnny Ordcr..

TEfiiE Legal parade of tho l.ert1sa Gonna.
u ~ M BE- op the % saturday 81 iis pc
scot month, 81 the ssusl place. tssfosa
oct 3.trl-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

NNbE co-pafinrr.hir heretofore ssi.tirx
n 81 Hsiito~n. islfat'oo cousty. Virgin.
"a, under ne erm q william T. Tsrriil A
60. ~as t"s dav dissolved by he iautaaI
con'To, Of Ill psuies
Tue business Nill hereafter ~ conducted
~ Nhiiam T. Terfiu sd ieha - Ysts.
"nd"f ihs 6rm ~ MITES & TERRI vhs
.re ioilV s"thorisei 70 s-ttis The sH.,r, u IN
isis concern
yOffN EfTES.
Ht.HFDRFY EEYES.
HfiLitHL TERRfLI.
iOHN i.ITES
= Oct !, 1897 Iptt ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
Ci1rE'S Oft Es90bIished
LUCKY OFFICE.


LUCKY OFFICE,
W. Cormr ~ B.li'rnar- sad = si,er, Street,
it4fgr en- Nu-yuml
HhSrs b.rs b,eH soit. Prxrs' Prtses,
Pri-es'' ~ DgklUr. .H-lfons
Of .Niions
EfLTfNuRE CIIy. Mn
n OftCt.-Any rsfsuu 40 p~fsons thro'.
- out ths ai0H vtn r.ay dts,rs q, a.,
ihsif luck either fn ne nsrsisnA ststs lot
'efirs. or 90 the suthorirsd LOTTERIES 81
other State. some ons ~ rheh ere drsss
datf, fHkris fronp ONFtoTFN DOLLARS
SHARES 90 proportion. s-e rsspsetfuily 80
Tlfsftd i1 iofuard Their orders ~ maH
rusi rsiil % others 30 go losing cssa o.
fstgs tirstTs, vhsh vii iss thsnkfally re-
etTef snd executed by rssasb mail. eth
ne sane pF0mrt stisntton o. y ~ pertonal
s7riis iiOa. snd TIE fssaH givea sLen ~.
qHss'ef ts,msdist-ly sftsr the craving,
Please afsfsu
1BffN CfARE
= W Corssf - B-it,saars sci CsIssts str..t.
etf-f ihs Nssssum
Ms ~. Is3s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

here state. In connection ~ith this fact.
that the greatest export Of bfesdsiulf.
made from the United States was I'm
the year 1917. when !. 479. 600 barrels
were shipped TO foreign ports. Since
lSss2, the average export has been
$50 900 barrels-an amount about
equal to that imported during the pas,
year in wheat Bali. finer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
SmilhRcId Con,pnmY.

NoU are ordered 90 p.r,d- on sstutds,
u ths 2ist day a. Oetpa, r. b. fore li,er,
n"tihs Hotel 90 Sr9.Gr'd. 81 10 o.rto,k
" ~ order 0t me Cantsin.
JO,EPil q FAtKErr
Oct a. l-q7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

WISH To purchase common WOOL.
u Tor which will give q iibersl price
JAMES ,. MILLER.
Chsrlestown, Oct. 10, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

SuIcIDE.-Benjomin c. Russell a
shoemaker by trade. aged about so
years. a citizen o: this place, commit.
ted suicide by cutting his throat, lew
days ago.-Leesbvrg Hiss.. oct. Ia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
T.EkE .V'OTECE!

I'Hk NOTES gwen NJ the sale Of the late
SItPAeN 0siG'As. will become d.s
on TIE i''h oi ihi, monte (oetober,) . hops
ever, person VIII be tread, ., thai time To
MI 'heiT notes, ~ no indulgence esn or win
bc gwen. JoIIN. DALCARS 49,
Oct ~. ls57.-at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
ION lIflmM Or1lcra.

FHNiE '"mPpny unisr nv eomn,ard d, ~.
~ dered O. parade ia front u Jacob
9heeiL q tavern. fu Shspberd.tppn. the last
saturday in ttis month 40 ihe ususi hour
SlutEL LTCELfDER. fapf
Oct =. I=y7 st
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-18

To the Editor Of tie Southern Telegraph:
The time is fast approaching when the
people Of Mississippi will be called upon to
select from among themselves suitable
person to fill the Executive chair of this
State. 1t is certainly the duty of every
good citizen tobestow his vote on that man,
who, possessing the capability and honesty
to enable him rightly to administer The laws,
can at the same time, as far as possible,
unite and harmonize the various and con-
lliciing parties that now divide and distract
the State.
In looking around for such an individual,
no one presents himself SO prominently to
our view, as the Hon. WILLIAM VAN
NERSON, late Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives. Judge Vannerson is well
known to the public as an able and enlight-
ened statesman; and though always firm
and consistent in bis course, has never been
noisy or factious politician, allowing his
reason to be obscured, or judgment over
ruled by party spirit, local prcjudices, o.
personal animosities. As an evidence o
this, Il is only necessary to recur to the fac
Of bis great popularity with the members
ofour Legislature ofall parties-&-that loca
prejudice and animosity, which prevails 5,
generally ID the minds Of the Northern ans
Eastern members towards the river coun
ties, and and particularly towards Natchcz
never having attached itself 10 him il an,
degree whatever He is unqueslionabIy
one Of The most popular men ii the WhiI
ranks and while he would Be able firthe
q unite and strengthen his own party, thai
lany other lso Is uaqacs lienabIy less obnox
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-18


A letter from highly respectable cI
-af tbs place, dated near The uiodth of
River il Arkansas, has hecu handed
publication. We copy from i The a
inqpninfIl account of remarkable col
wilha bear.
"Thore was ono ufihe deepest trag
here two evenings ago, that | have
heard Of Mr.. IIlrris, the landlord
whose house | am now staying, wcnlup
river to drive some cntilo to a Mr.. Keel
On the way he and Mr. Keen saw a
large boar, which they shot twice, wau
ing him severely, hut not killing jim
They then followed him With their
and when they came toswhoTe he was
Harris went to the cane to get anu:ll
At him. The bear was behinI tree
Mr.. Harris ana the animal met III
shot him the third time bun dill not kill Ill|
The bear caught himby the ham-stfins 81
bit the larger artery in two, Keen, wLl
was l1ading another gun ran him, notbe
ing more than ten steps oif, with his butcho
knife to stab the boar, that now hld Elrfs
under him, bur when he was aiming til,
blow the bear saw him and leap,d at him
Keen sprang back and H4rrisjdmPcl from
under the bear, ran fifteen or twenty feel
and fell Keen said, 'drc you hrtr 'Yes
| am killed. was his answer Keen lhel
jumped between Harris and the bear as.thl
latter was rushing to anoher attack, aA
luckily shot him through the body a foi
time, which weakened the animal niu
though he still fought the dogs for -
time. Keen ran next to Harris, saw !
hnggard counenance, ana begged him
speak, but the PROSTATE man expired in 8
instant. Lou, Jomaal.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-18

A wagon load If girls fqr Inc Wesiei|
market passed through Northampton Mas
a few days since 1t has been stated lat
ly that thero was, in mercantile parianes
''great calln for tho commodity At Chieaa
and other incidental marts, and we dsaE
moi that this consignment Of Yankee daat
sols VIII be takon into first bands as sooI
as they arrive. AT all events il would d
a pity for them to get into the clutches D
the spectators of that region; for naIIeIi
of traffic have been blown much beyoHl
their intrinsic value within the year past
There we're only seven in the wagon load
No enough by any means to gut the markel
--Nelo York Ga7Ctic.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-18

We learn from the St, Louis Reps
that a depntation Of Sac and Fox Lad
hoaded.by Kcokuk, have been in that
for some days for the purpose Of look
after their annuites, amounting TO neas
$4,000, which, according to stipulalioa
were to have been paid early in June.
'ih9 faith Of tho Government towards them
is broken, and they are Of course exceed
ngly dissatisfied They complain bitterly
ofirc2chory, They sny that they are III.
tebled to the traders who have sapplied
their tribes with goods, and especially with
provisions, and !hit they are willing to rr.
cciye bank notes, or any thing else with
which they can pay their creditors, bat i
scemslhatfbey are to depart empty handed,
Whcn they viii bo paid, or whether they
will ever be paid q all, is, wo suppose, 4
matter Of great uncertainty. LouisriNe
Journal.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-18


GovERSoR OF VIRGINIA. Just see how
Governor of tho first water .disposes OF
Benton's notions of an exclusive metallic
currency, which involve, Of course, the
overthrow Of all Banks. Mr.. Benton has
ever been regarded as the most faithful
exponent Of Gen. Jackson's financial looIe-
ries, or, rather, the source of them, and as
the Coryphcus of disparity. These Virgin
ia Governors, and New York and AIiss!s-
sippi Senators are making sad work Of the
integrity Of the great Democratic party.-
Lou. Journal.
"The time is unprOpitious, f it were
otherwise desirable, to attempt any radical
changes in the policy ofthe commonwealth.
Tho system Of banking has been long since
introduced, and we find it fixed upon u.s.
The commonwealth is largely interested il
the stocks Of our banking institutions, tbro'
the fund lor internal Improvement and the
literary fund; and the stock which Is thus
held is a part of the security which has beer
pledged 10 The holders of the public debt
Bank paper has long performed all the pur.
poses Of currency, md by theholders of ii
the poor and the rich, is counted as money
The merchants and ndtraders IN and out IF oul
towns have been accustomed olOok to tn
banks Tor iacillties and aid, and ihrougl
sheir instrlmenialitv i was, they have beer
enablcdi 10 make their purchases Of lle plan
FER and Farmer Itwould surely be unwist
u period Of difficulty, and when private
credit ls n need oianisual hciIiies, to pa
dlwn Institutions which are 50 incorporat
Cd from which i would resall as an iInme
date consequence that the difficulties D
n ylng would ee augmented, whilst the deLl
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-18

ALABAMA. Governor Clay hrs been
elected a Senator in Congress from the
State of Alabama, to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation Of the Hon. John
Mckinley. We believe that Mr. Clay was
friendly to Judge White during the late
Presidential canvass. The President ofthe
State Senate is Governor, ex-officio, until
the general election, which takes place in
August.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-18


ai aHa
1bWtsY tNB AlEr
lIinbuggors someiimos
dnEiHo 10 lard money fes
ble one. A few days SINE
iake his departure for Asa
oiher place. with bis family,
bolrd DE Loyal Hanna, ona
siaemhosiss. to secure hH 81
Canlain knew bis macs and
IIambuager prafsred the Pc
in ilIinais paper, be demurrol
90, lAink of taking aRy ghing ha
silgern 'fhs Expunger loakei
a thunder gust at this applied
own doctrines to bis parlicular
finally, he was, constrained to
search oC bis "yellow boys.' Sea
was spent by this notable sloase
trying rs sraiso tho wind"-in whieh
ho was successful. Forthwith
the wharf bat again he was dpoaaa
appointment, as The shrewd lslplSi
the mean time, got up steam aud pn
leaving the knight IF the ESpunEin
she bag to hoId.n and with full le
lirive 4 MIRO successful hafaian
caplian oi.some other craft.
81 louis n
/ NieE Biddle dill ii--TAe IThlgs
Aldloagb the late Pfcsilenlani
lhage had eyory deparlmenl of iha
ment at fbeir cammand-halll
! Cungross--and tie Jadieiar
they have had the pursc-lhe
Post 0lice-.ho Lani Oiice-
THE Custom Houses, and tho pt
although they haze donomst az
Jed in every thing, regardless of
iation, Congress or the pcoE
3Iass, now. That their most eansasn
and prlAigacy are showing their
world, they have the eiifontery d
Wings hive done Il: Mich H,llle 81
liz. The D INK Of England ani the q
| EIntelli.eneer have dlno II We
know whether iascova, 70 pitv,or lal
agch shallow eIirls at humlngycry.
Wilaiagtoa AZ 6 lYascaal
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-18
RUnM


lnes,lal '...'f'''r'',''-ss'f'- liF -s
Co1GEEsloNAL ELmrioN. - IHe
ing 5 tho result e tha elee'rn
aiiheclose of he Pols on yssersy
lng, for members of Congress ga h#e
not heard from either Of the other Precincts.
The vote shows the current of popasl lss|.
iug in ibis quarter;
Preniiss, 5d Ciaiborne. 81
Aece, 81 Gholson, 81
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-18

sUPERLATwE. The Niles (Michigaa
Gazette IS singing paans 10 the beauty o
The ladies olthat "city." ln his oalogy 4
says
"Fhe eyeof the eaglo would faltcr al
glance Of their eyes tic unsunned snoH
assume q dusky hue, oompared with tho
splless whlleness 0f sheir skin, and the fose
sscaakte8tae @ compare wIlh the hue
eMAllUa ha lnIadlaaaa haiFcheeka
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-18

Mr.. NJ. T. Rogers, who was on his trai
last week, before tho magistrate On charge
Of killing DR.. J. L Rainy as stated ia oas
last paper, was held 10 bail ii the sum 81
$4,000, which falling to procure, he u
committcd.--Maachcstcr Wing,
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-18

NoRrH CARoLINA. The Congressional
elections in this State, which take place in
August, are awakening deep and lively
interest among the people, AMI both parties
are entering upon the political arena we'll
armed and equipped for the contest. In
nearly every District in the State the way
is clearing Gor warm and fierce struggle.
Among the Wing candidates We are glad to
find the name Of the Hon. WrnEE P. MAN
GUM late ofshe United States Senate, il op.
position q Dr. MonroomRx, (V. B. Of The
Raleigh Dislrict--a man whose talents, cl
oauenee, and independence, d defence 81
she constitution and laws, have endeared
hlm p she liiands Of liberty throughout ihe
country
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-18

CLAIBoRyE.-Nicholas McD1ugall, Esq.
has been elected Probate Judge of the
county of Claiborne. The following is the
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:: EII lsiS,. Gray viii sell .I,et' weH: Known
..ifA- iiousc.oI Tot iJl:thc.t6wi ofi>hgc-
field, the ia,c residence Of. her I,isL;tni John
Gray. or tie iirsl day of tie cnsuine a:ard,
tn.
the %l'isics, bidder; upon sutl, icrms as'wil!
&c accomplishing 10 iAc purchasers.
TIC said 10: cnntsins 'wo and Il ]s4larlnr
acres, we'll improved nnL in cvrr. way well!
calculated for a public: or private st;id.---.
II is'a property Sc generally k!o%n.tl,alit
needs 10 further description.
$3.50, q tikciy. negro boy from 3 to 10
'yr.;rs Old, t~nselirr. wili,a Iuan;iiy of house
In.i !aml Kitchen furniture, consisting Of TOO
many articles 10 cnnncra;c." .e
For terms. and further particulars. apply
: 10 the subscriber on, Or before The dav. OF
sale. =. Nj. MINIS.
F: Feb. %, 1851. :. -. a If