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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29
Medicines, Books, Garden
Seeds. sc.


NAMES BROWN, n the Ch.rl.,tnwn
e. Apotbrusry. Hook and Seed store. !, ~
resolving. s"d hes b~ea for some weeks n..s
Macy sfIiSiys hSIOax TO the several br.nsh.s
OF business, Ia Which Ice has Zoe several year,
been sugsgcd. tie an also, iur sau,S ws,t., "a
TO come, he rveeiNi"E further supplies u..til he
Aseof'mrnt Toe sPSias snd suuhro~r sAlss be soIa-
P's's Has prvs-ni sssorttncnt VI
Medicines, P.ints ana Due Stuff
- quite general. lie has sdds.l, within . E-v
d.y hseA. msay new and valuable School BOOK
~ veil Ca the Classiss ss for common schools.
wa Ang~i's Ssr'-s Of School Books M 4
sad ;, Comicyb Spelling Rnok, weL,,rr', DO
Intermediary 40 New York Pr-cepsor n,.h Sell
'ss bSokg ell ot t'timshaw's History With ours.
lions, Ns'ional Rss.ier, American First iI.,.
BOA, NhelPlsy . Compend u o. Snryt Du,,d'.
Parks. P'ke's. Jrss'S. Bennsu's WiIItu's :, A
Smiths Ar'thustis; Uinry's Smiths " .,d-
BRIDGE, CammisRs' sad Wiilvus Gxoer.nlv
s1d Auaa' P@ficy = and CamTniHgs' Let IA-,s.u..
~ tss.eSsphts Parley's q snd ~ Hook 81 Ills,
'sry; Walker School Dictionary, BurhAns e.
los,tor' ft.kb OrVek Grammar and Esrrri.es.
ba'iSy's Algvefas Walkers Geometry, G.m-
mSfSs Surveying. fs.heldS Philosophy, Por-
ter's Ansly s,s, Todd's Studunt's Manual. Ist,.r
and W r'i'ng Psper. do. do. rolled.
Tie has also Just received. fresh ,npoIy NJ
CronSsli's Esriy Frame Psns, D~sd Marrow
fst DO, Early fork Cabbage Seed, dc. &c. 70
~hieh v'll be added Ia e y dAys, . errs, ,.r,.-
y o. other SeSds Zoe spriOg snd summer s.Is. -
tia buHusss Will BE- continued - usual Va tie old
stand, and every attention PAID to insure general
..'dASi'Oa- Tie invites ii Persoas 70 tLsinius
his stock.
Chsslvstown, March a. 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29
TOBACCO.
Rr0an En,r,,frn,- q

HNHE subscriber has aEaiu commenced
u. the BR.fSS F0U.NDERLNrG, at his old
stand IN Chsrlsstown. Having smploI ell .
hrst-rste workman from Baltimore, lac will
be able 20 furnish ell kinds Of Brass and
Composition Castings At the shortcut notes,
such ss ThreahinE Machine Boxes; Bella oil
oil sizes Gun Mounting; Brass SIirraps
And-IrOns and Tenders Of the latest patterns.
Engine Hose made 10 order Of the best ma
teriais, ri'sIsd With copper riVsIsi Carpet
Rods. sc.
And-lrons sBd Tenders repaired al the
shortest notice.
The highest price Ia work will be given Tor
Old Copper or Brass-or the cash will be
paid for IL, IL required.
THOMAS RAwLINs.
March %. 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

RENAhEABLH WoMAH.-Disd 10
this iown (Norihsids)-Molly Payns.
whose age cannot be exactly ssreTiain-
ed; al agree that she Wus e. much e
100 o. 100, and some, that rhs musi
have been nearly o. quite oNE HUE-
DIED AED TEs vBAha % AeE And
" bet is silll mofs Tsmsykabls lhsn ths
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29
IN, March O. 1888
BAR IRON.

FNHE Subscribers have ju,t rsesiIed 10
- TONS Of plough and hama.sf,I
~ q u In @ -, from Penosy ivahi,,
which they ODER At = low price Tor cab, Std
casa only JOHN N. LANE Il WEgR.
SbephsTds-ToWn, March Is. ISIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29
CHARTER BREAKERS

The reader cannot but be astonished
II the extensive prevalence, in the pre-
sent Legislature. as indicated by the
recent vote in that body, asserting its
unqualified right to annul the charters
OF our Banks. Of q wild and reckless
spirit OF innovation and eneroaehment,
which will surely prove destructive to
all confidence in Legislative grants, rs
well as in the stability Of existing insti.
tutions. This is emphaiically the age
Of Experiments, of quackerv IN
politics as we'll as in pills-snd happy
will il be If the State as vel. as ind.
vidual constitutions escape the deadly
effects Of the patent noslrums Of the
reckless empires aud destructives who
seem unfortunately to have obtained so
large share Of public confidence.
Little did we suppose. whom Dallas
and lngersoli preached this disorganiz-
ing doctrine two years ago in Pennsyl-
vania. that, within so brief 4 period, IL
would ind such StIong support in the
popular branch Of Virginia Legisla.
ture. II is only, however, q deyelope.
ment, IN another form, Of that spirit OF
hostility 10 our State Banking System,
the destruction Of which is a necessary
prelude TO the erection Of a GopsrnEssnf
Bank upon its ruins. 1.-THE people arc
prepared 70 break down their State In
siItutions, and TO build up, on their
ruins, great Central moneyed power
IN Washington city-if they are willing
10 take this giant stride towards CoasoH.
dalton, by weakening the centrifugal
and strengthening the eentripetal ten.
denotes OF our -eonveftin1tbeir
National Metropolis into another Paris,
giving law TO an Empire-and reducing
their State Capitals 70 mere provincial
dependencies, TO echo back Federal
dietaiion, and to obey the ediets which
may emsnaie from the palace OF an 10.
seePired Monareb.-so be il. Far one.
We declare war 10 the knife, and the
knife 20 the hilt." against the CsnirsI
DsspOtisn. now dimly Swallowed forth
IN the recommendation Of Mr.. Van
Buren,, and 10 the opinions snd policy
OF bis supporters.-t LyneAburg pD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29
Public sale
OF VALUABLE TAM YARD
YDGLPlEIETo sc.
~ HarpsTs- Fern,

- - - - ~
~ Harpvs-FeJr
RRY virtus Of tuo DEGREES rendered n the
- Circuit superior Court u Law and
Chaneery for the county % jefferson one
on The t,h day Of April. ls34. In the esse Of
ilueisT, guardian, O.. The chii6ftn sud heirs
Of Tosnssad Bsekbam, dscd-tbs other 90
the "a dsy of DeeeahrF, is15, IN the csss u
Wa. haJweg e. said heirs snd sihsrs. 1
shall proc-ed 20 ssii. o. tke highest bidder.
81 public suction, % Saiusdsv fhs 3ia dsy 4
.Ha'sA asri, the shoie u tbsi valuahls Neal
Properly siiastsd on the Island Of yirriuius.
near HsrPsrt Ferry. lagsly ne propsrty 81
Tovnsesd bsekhaH, deceased. eohsisliag q
. large aud most sdvantsgeously situated
ZAN@XARp.
uith . MILL heretofore ussd % "a OIL Min.
bet 81 pfsssni 81 f0uodry. Sc -
vsral DssilinEs, Bart tiousss. sud ~
oihsf improseuiouis. csmpiris. for sggf
csfryiHg o. tbo TaunnE basiasss ~
o. large scsle--ths grinding Of Bark b.
ing done ~ satsr possf
The atisauoa % capitalists from q broad .
rsqusslsd % he shove property TIE 81.
vsHisgst ~ the location rsanot b sxeslisd
u b ths Only Tanaary neaF HaFpers Fsrrv
sheFs is 70 BE- had 81 al iiass 81 abuassst
sapply 81 esaatfy nsdss, and Hark. % ssry
modsfsts tsras--viih q fstjg dsnsn4 90
3 large qusniity - Lsaihsrai tbs Soof - sna
Ne Rsil-tosd Passiug uiihis fss reds %
ne pfensisss.
The tsTns q ne aals uiH be, sqIoo. %
BE- ps1 in "a aonths-- $500 IN ~ aopihs 4,
sd the fsslius in ere. tee. lhfas ED four
jean lhaFsafier. sithoai iaisfasi TIE par-
nharrH ~fusar 49, ~afk = 49, - fa-.ar -.
wii isks Pises before So deog % FaEtiia-
aonsa hofei, uaFPsfs-Fsffg, - ne dsg
an ANDaEw MtINTER.
Zee q, 1898 epetFf csesaI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29
no the PublIc.

VISA 10 tbiorm the pubi,c thst kssr
- on hasd q constant supply Of cURE-fLL
A.1LFE, Which will cure tiiier wore, tcald
bad woment sore breast, ring uorsn. and
ail cd sores. o. fresh uound n is frst-
rste. tho vsry severe o. ne 6rsi spplissti0n.
1ads ahd soid b.
DANIEL q KRoUT.
shspheTjslovn, March %. 1873 Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

.aissfffigpi.-MsssFs. CaAtHonNr.
hnd GHoisoa ere afraid 70 rps IL this
State, 81 the approaching eieetioa.
They decline on the gFound q want
ofheslth. MessEs. PRENTIss snd Woab
are csndidasss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29
PHILIP w. LOWRY,
COMMISSION. PRODUCE. AND FoRglsolgs
TB.RHEHOVgE.

Ne. %, Bossisy's lTKs,f SoviA- Siysa.
Es.sL EA.SORg.
- EPER --T,Gaay. Duyaii q Co, Bal-
y timoFs. John Gin. Esq, Baliimoss.
Peter "Sssf, ZEE PhHsdsiphia. John Aiilss.
zee Fhhadsiphia gerafd Wsasf. Rsa
HsfPsrtFsTry, We. ~ n ssayns. Coiufs-
Doe ohio q. Y. siayfnahsr Mafrsfstta
Eufoaes. %. Adam Rsissrt. Esq isacas-
~. 70 hisFch i3, is37
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

a Hsrdief.-A villainous fellow, ia
one Of the Western counties Of Virgin
ia. who had whipped his wife, was
ducked by Apariy Of youngsters; where
upon be sued for damages. The jury,
after retiring ten minutes, returned q
document 10 the court. in the form Of
the following. 70 wit: Verdict Of the
jury--Sayusd him right.
JOAN SIMPsoH, Foreman"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

Money Wanted.
"ANTED, Ss loan. 1000 DOL
w LARS, which viii be ssli,laclorIly
secured, and the interest paid sshi-Annuzily
or quarterly, IL desired. This sum 4. want
ed for an Immediate purpose, aud Il is there
fore desirable that those willing To invest their
money IN this way, should make IL known
without delay. For further Particular, 3D.
ply Gt the FREE PRESS OFFICE.
March I, 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

"a YOUTH ~ ne sEs u free, lttolT.
- Hba uFIiss q god heed. ed y veil 80
4uaieis9 Hfh hEafes, sd ~ COED sisnd,nr.
sht asd good snusitoa b. Store. By e.
PiJlHg 70 ne FRiNTER
Mtrrh ~. Is1a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29
Rags! Rags!! Rags:,.

HLEAN Cotton and Linen Rags wanted
~ 81 the ChSrlestO~n ApoIheeary, Book
and Seed Store, FOE which will be given in
exchange. ShinPlasters, Medicines, Books or
Garden Seeds. JAMES BROWN
March 90, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29
Trust Sale.

RY virtue Of deed Of trust, executed 10
~ the subscriber by edward BeaII, on the
9Th day Of February, 1885. aud now Of re-.
cord in Ihs county court o: Jsdeuon, To 80.
eurs certain debt therein mentioned, shall
Proeeed 10 ssll, Al pubic suction, To the
highest bidder, for cash, on Ssiufday tks ia
day " .lPrd neri. before the door Of FItz.im-
MONS hotel. at HarPers-Fsrry. q variety Of
HOUSEHOLD AND RITCHrr
TURNITURE,
Embracing. among other Ibings, q Clock,
BorsHn, Tables, Loot ing Glasses.
Bed'. Deds'eads, aud Bedding, Chairs,
China aud Brittsnis Ware, With almost
every other KIND Of Furniture neesSssr, fer
housekeeping. Sale 10 lake place al one
o'clock, 2. NJ.
JOSEPH l.. RUSSELL.
March %. 1873. T,,asi,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29
Marpers-Fcrry Hotel.
ISABELLA rTTzs4Hdn6onrs

n respectfully IEforns her fr,e 1ds and ia
pabiie. that she still continues bushes, at
this Establishment. and wall DO thankful foe
ealh from her friends and the public. IN.
RENTED st'snIion will be paid 20 Ihoss CIV
log her their patronage.
Nov. - tSJT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

OCT Wtii % the scene Of Q vigorous re n.
eontre; but Il will be all over with the
"honest Nulli6er."
MARCH %.
The Senate resumed the eonsidera.
uon Of the Ssb-Treasury bill.
Mr. Calhoun spoke more than two
hours 10 reply 10 Mr.. Webster.
Mr.. Webster spoke an hour and q
half in rejoinder.
MIR. Calhoun spoke q short time,
chiefly an explanation Of some OF the
acts and opinions Of his public life.
Mr.. Clay. in reply 10 an insinuation
by Mr.. Calhoun, OF concert between
him and Mr.. Websley, in relation 10 Mr..
Calhoun. denied that there was sny
ground whatever for such q charge.
There bad bean neither counsel nor
concert between them on ths subject.
Mons TREAsvRY NorEs.-It will
be seen from the report OF Thursday
proceedings in the House Of Represen.
tatiVes. that Mr.. CAMnRELENc has re-
ported oil for new issue OF ten mil
hons Of Treasury notes. TO enable the
Government 10 get along with the pub
lic service.
We have nothing &c say .agsinst us
measure. II is a measure, we presume,
OF stern necessity. The public credi.
toFs must be paid. The Treasury is
empty and means must be provided for
replenishing IL. But, il is impossible
to contemplate this measure without 4
humiliat'ng recurrence to the causes
that have thus reduced the country
from sfliuence TO bankruptcy. Only
two years ago. and the Treasury was
distended with its surplus Of thirty MIL
hons. And now. twenty millions Of
Treasury notes scarcely suffice 10 ena.
BILE II to keep the wheels Of Govern
ment IN motion!
.NanmoK Bank.-The New York
Express states that q committee Of gen
tlemen Of that city were abou, TO pro.
coed to Albany with q petition for q
$50. 0OO. 900 Bank, and 10 urge that
measure upon the Legislature, as ne
cessary to enable New York to compete
wIth Pennsylvanis.
ia HOn'st SMaR.-A Jackson man
recently called at Bank to solicit IA
vor. When he had finished bis bust
ness he remarked-"we Jackson folks
want as many fayors Is others; but a.
soon as we get out ofsight ofth Bank.
ing House, we of hats, and hurrah,
down Eith the Banksp'
Yarmouth Register.
There IStruth in the foregoing para.
ghaph.-We never knew one OF your
Bank-haters decline an Office in one Of
them. nor refuse discount. A salary
or loan is just As acceptable to them
Asio otheH.-Lynei6Hrg VIgiaian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

Potatoes & Timothy seed.
"a FEW bushels q POTATOES, taf.ed
IN from the seed u the Potato Apple
Also, few bushels % prims TIMOTHY
sEtD--for sale by tho Subscriber. two nile,
Sest % ChaflestoEu
march rs. 1919 -5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

Wheat IN Maine. --.t Is stated in The
". Y. Journal Of Commerce that the
bounty Of six cents bushel granted
by the Legislature Of Maine on wheat
grown within that State last year, a.
mounted to S76.054 60.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

Counterfeit certificates Of deposile
in the Washington County, md Saw
ings Institution. Of the denomination
Of one dollar. are in circulation. II is
said they may be easily detected. as The
paper on which they are printed is Of a
reddish cast. and the counterfeit Is also
larger than the genuine bill.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

The State Of PENNSYLVANIA has dis
burscd Tor the construction Of Canals
and Rail Roads, twenty-five millions
two hundred and tweniynine thousand
dollars. In the last year these works
brought nett revenue Of near FIVE per
cent. on the cost.-Piiis6urg NsiIer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

Der viii be the scene Of vigorous rem
eontre; but Il viii be all over with the
| "houest Nullifers'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

We are glad to hear that it is not
the intention Of Mr.. PATTON, Of Virgin
ia. TO relinquish his seat in the House
OF Representatives, for the present at
least, perhaps not before the end Of
this session.-.Nai. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

EGr Aaysrissassts oalIisa ~ vssk,
Eiil receive Psrii,glsF s,issuos hsrsahsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

II affords us much pleasure to an
nounce the arrival OF Major Genera!
Scott and suite. who reached this city
last evening. by the Railroad from
Philadelphia, on their way to Washing
ton. and took lodging al the City Ho-
tel. General ). is ia good health.
BaiiiIors Chronicle
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29
Garden seed.


a FRESH supply Of Candy, Oranges, Le-
u mons aud West India Preseryss. Tor sAls
" JAMES HIGGINS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

sUsEaoD {, WhSEHsTOH. $40. -.
CAPT. GEORGE REYNotDs.
WILLIAM LUCAS. $50.
aIasg stOMsla, $50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

SAMUEL ). cRAMER, Csk
March -. 1893 1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-29

jacob Shepard aud 5. A. Roszell. Agents for
Diekinsou College. John Il. Lion, tranafeg.
red 10 Kentucky Conference. n. Head Trans.
fefFsd 10 VRgiRia Conference James Berks.
icy, George Humphreys, s. ". Hopkins, J.
I.ansus, D. kennson, ID. Hartman, and ". S.
Evans, located.
b0- Next Baltimore Annual Conferences
to be held IN Baltimore City, March II. 1880.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-03-15

arrest Of all the parties engaged in the affair
She then proceeded to the Marshal Of the
District, procured a carriage, and accompa-
MED that officer to seek out the field of battle
The better to execute their designs, and
avoid all interruption, the duellists had led
the public astray as to the place selected,
and Mrs. Graves, after having examined
several places, usually resorted to by those
who indulge in the trial by battle, without
success, returned to the city in despair. Be-
fore she reached. her lodgings, the deed had
been done.
Her conduct is worthy of all commenda-
ton and applause. The spirit and deep
moral sense which this lady evinced, should
entitle her to the admiration of every advo-
cate of humanity and justice. Had she been
successful in her holy efforts to repress and
subdue the hurricane of passion, which led
her husband to the margin Of an untimely
grave, the affair might have been amicably
adjusted, and poor Cilley might have escap-
ed the fate that attended him. And whilst
the unfortunate Mrs. Cilley and her orphan
children are left to bewail the loss of a father
and husband, it may be a mournful satisfac-
ton to them to know, that the wife of the
man at whose hands he fell, struggled, tho
Intellectually, to prevent the death of their
common protector.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-03-15

Lord Durham has been appointed Govern
or General Of British America, Sir John Col
borne exercising the duties of the Office until
his arrival, and he then retaining the militia.
ry command.
We are pleased to add that throughout the
debates in Parliament, as well as in the OBJ.
servations made by the public press, justice
is done to the anxious desire evinced by our
Government to preserve its neutral relations
inviolate.
There is nothing from the Continent worth
particular notice. Affairs on the Peninsula
remain unchanged.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-03-15
NEW YORK, March 10.
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

The London packet ship President, the
Liverpool packet ships Independence and
Oxford arrived yesterday. We have re-
ceived by these vessels London papers to the
Slst January, and Liverpool to the LIST Febru-
airy.
Although these accounts are fourteen days
later than those we had before received, they
contain little or nothing of interest here, ex-
cept the proceedings of the British Govern
ment in relation to the state of affairs in Cam
ada. Parliament reassemb.ed on the 10th
january, and this subject was Immediately
brought before the body of Ministers. The
measures meet with almost unanimous sup
port, but about nine radical members voting
against them. "The mode and amount of
preparation" says the London Times, "for
whatever adventitious dangers may be ex-
pected to grow out of tho commotions in our
provinces will, we trust, be measured by that
principle so emphatically laid down by the
Duke OF Wellington in the House of Lords
viz. that when England prepares for war, her
Government must remember that $50 great n
country cannot have liiiie war;" not mere
~ ought great country TO arm herself for
war on q scale that shall make her dreaded,
but England, above all other countries, ought
to act like ono which has no friends, which
has Jealous, rancorous. and watchful enemies
w Hhny quarters ana points weak ana vul-
nerable over the whole world, inviting their
attack on the first promising opportunity
The Duke Of Wellington with equal force
and Justice laid down as another maxim that
we ought TO insure not alone certain. but q
speedy triumph-thnt our latent though well
known enemies may not have time allowed
them 70 accumulate hostile MEANS or to con-
cert hostile measures; but before they can
move feet or battalion, find that the &C.
cnsion has clipped away from them, for that
our work q done"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-03-15

Cure for Foul Breath.-Mons. Cavarra has
uniformly succeeded In curing, by means Of
the following gurgle, the foul breath which
arises from a morbid condition OF the mouth.
Take of alum or. /; sofl water one pint mix
and use for gurgie.-American J0MTaai.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-03-15

Ntdte NendEofs.--Ihe wing and Tory paFhoS are %
length organized in the different districts and the fol-
lowing are the names of the candidates:
WING. TORY.
No. I. Charles A. Goodrich, Albert Day,
2. Erastus Woodruff Ozias Roberts,
8. Francis WoodfOrd, Horatio N. Case,
z. Roger s. Baldwin, Elias Gilbert,
3. VIM. c. Deforest, Orrin Plumb,
g. Edward A. Cornwall, Reynod Webb,
z. Asa Fish, Caleb ]. Allen,
O. Sonn A. Rockwell, Stanton Hewitt,
y sherwood Raymond, Julius Clark,
~. Aoraham d. Baldwin, Levi Edwards,
II. rory starr, Samuel St. John,
II. Ihomas 3. Butler, Barlow F. White,
Is. Solomon Payne, Francis B. Johnson
IA. Thomas Backus, Michael Richmond'
- Andrew Abernethy, Edward A. Phelps,
l6. John Buckingham, David Brothweil,
II. Peter Bierce Truman Starr
10. Joseph Hall, Luther Bowers.
~. Eliphalet A: Bnlkley, Ely A. Elliott,
~. George M Hyde, Benjamin Pinney,
IL RUFUS b. Chamberlain. Ralph Gilbert.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-03-15

The Conservatives in Nos. ], 2 and 3 have nomina-
ted Job Allyn, Luther LOOMS and James LOOMS
and have adopted Messrs. buckingham, Bierce, and
Hyde, of the wing ticket and Johnson and Richmond
Of the tory ticket.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-03-15
TUE WASHINGTON DUEL.

In the correspondence of the Pennsylvania
Inquirer we find The following account of the
mighty commendahle conduct OH Graves,
III ner ondeavors To prevent tho fatal duel
Inc lady of the Hon. Mr.. Graves wns not
aware that her husband wns about 10 be en-.
gngeI N duol TIL late In tho morning. Ev.
cry mug ma hecn kept from tho knowledge
by eomo accident. I know moi hrSv /, ,',.s
Mrs. Graves Hscertnlned tho painful fnct. 'hs,
her husband had gone to the Geld. Nos'
withstandlng che day was severely cola. ana
the lady was IN feeble health, the moment
tho intelligence Of the duel was made known
10 her. che proceeded to the proper authors
ties, and procured a bench warrant for the