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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31
ANOTHER DUEL.

The ST Louis (Mo. Republican of March
IL, says.-We learn by letter from a gen.
deman in Springfield to his friend in this
city,that on Wednesday evening last quar-
rel occurred in that place, at the tavern OF
Mr.. Spottwood, between II. b. Trueu, Re-
gister of the Land Office at Galena, and DR.
Early; on account Of something which
Early said or done at the late Convention
at Vandalia, of which Early was member.
TrueIt called Early a liar, when Early at
tackled him with chair, at which time,
Trneti drew pistol from his pocket and
shot Early--the ball entering just above
the left hip and lodging in the body. Tru-
eti was taken into custody. Early was
not dead on Saturday morning, but hourly
expected 10 die,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31
HARvFY, THE BANK Roppr

HARVEY, THE BANK RoBBER.-A gentle.
man was very well acquainted with Harvey
in Hamilton, tells us that he travelled with
him in the stage from this city to Clarkson
few days since, on his way to Canada.
He exhibited his pardon from the Cover
nor, and appeared highly gratilled at his
speedy release from durance vile. Will
some of the journals in Albany inquire into
the matter, and inform the public upon
what grounds the Governor has released
this personage!-Rochestor Democrat
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31
Lumberman,r Ranh.

The Warren Bulletin" states that the
committee appointed by public meeting to
examine into the affairs Of this institution
have adjourned sins die, and adopted sun
dry resolutions which they have ordered TO
be published. Ths Bulletin was issued a
fortnight after the report, and we would
simply ask where afs the prOssediugsl Are
they being discounted!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31
A NEW HUMBUG.

Its stated that species of Wine has
been introduced into Boston, which does
not possess any intoxicating properties. II
was imported in the Greek Brig Alexan.
dros, If this be true, which we very
much doubt,) the Total Abstinence men in
the land of STEADY habits" will have fine
treat, for their pledge only requires them
TO abstain from all Intoxicating liquors.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31

6The public are cautioned against TAX
ing any checks on the Northumberland
Bank dated at Lewisburg and signed as.
HurTotOss 8. Co." They are gross fraud.
There are likewise Cattawissa Bridge
Company countsrfeils in circulation signed
~. PGtferson,, besides hosts Of others.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31
Rsilroad .Adv.nture,

Rsiirodd Advmture.- A short tim.
since, young gentleman travelling from
the city OF New York TO Railway, on the
New Jersey Rail Road, found himself sea.
ted by the side OF young lady, richly dres-
sed, and extremely beautiful. She sat mu.
sing in silence, evidently a stranger 10 All
the car until after they had left the Newark
Dspot, when she suddenly manifested
symptoms Of unessinsis and alarm, so a, 10
attract the attention of the gentleman bv her
side and prompt him 10 enquire into the
causei-She raised her veil, and in lov
tone, very modestly informed him that sh.
had lost her purse, confusing her ticket to
New Brunswick, and every cent of money
she had with her. The money, she rsmar.
ked, was of little Consequence, being onIv
eight or nine dollars, but the loss of the tic
ket would expose her TO tho suspicion and
perhaps insult OF the agent and others in the
car. She had purchased the ticket before
she left the city, and could not imagine
when, where or how she had lost her purse
containingit The gentleman endeayored
10 soothe her apprehSnsions by saving that
the price OF ticket to New Brunswick was
but triAe and he would most cheerfully
procure one for her before he left The ear
She appeared very grateful for his kind in
terposi'ion TO relieve her from the mortifi-
cation OF being obliged to expose her situa.
ton TO inquisitive agents, and drew from
her finger an elegant diamond ring, to COM
pensate him for his kindness and the cost
OF the ticket, which, of course, was decli-
ned. Al Railway he left the Car, after Civ
ing the lady his name and residence, and
she went on her way. A few days after
wards he received a aletter from New Bruins
wick, signed @. d. enclosing the identical
ring which had been offered him, and
five dollar bill, with an assurance that al
some future period he should be made, ae-
qGainted with her true name --Newark e.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31
DAVID r. PORTER.

II an argument were wanting to convince
us ofthe wisdom Of the selection made by
the Democratic Convention, or of the merit
Of the individual selected, j. would be found
in the universal clamor raised by the feder-
al presses. But, with all their vexa.ion,
zeal and industry, they find his character
above reproach, and his ability unquestion-
able. Totally destitute of foundation to
build upon, they rake up charge of Ma
sonry, although he has not met lodge for
fifteen years. Another very grave accusa-
ton is, that he is a lawyer, because he
knows enough Of the subject to understand
the constitution and laws of his country,
and Of his native State--a very serious dis
qualification in the estimation of the friends
of Joseph Ritner, who is no doubt guiltless
of the offence Of understanding the IasCs.
AT any rate he has shown himself above
being ruled by such petty considerations
as qualifications for Office, or regard for the
will OF the people. If the ignorance and
inconsistency Of Joseph Ritner are so very
certain to succeed in gaining him the appro-
baton Of the people Of this State, where is
the necessity for inventing falsehoods, how
ever weak and silly, 10 strengthen his
cause! The truth is, that his friends fear
the discrimination Of the people, who they
are well aware, are too enlightened to pre-
Ter Ignorance to talents or imbecility and
cunning to honesty and capacity.-LGncas-
ter Journal.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31
THE EtECTIoN.

Never did the yeomanry Of New Hamp-
shire achieve q more important victory than
that gained in the election Of last Tuesday
By the returns below it will be seen there
are oery .fsD to,cns in the entire state
whieh haze NOT given Cob. Hill a larger
vote than the same toUnS had ever before
given to democratic candidate in any
contested election. No election in this
state was ever contested as has been this
election. THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
contributed in Massachusetts e. elsewhere
have been expended by the federal wings
on this election to furnish the means of de-
ceiying the people to have runners, to pur-
chase votes, and TO employ men who are
no. legal voters or who did not belong TO
the state 10 change the results in several Of
of our towns. If the State had been left
TO itself-if means and appliances had no,
been furnished to operate upon us from d
broad-we should have beaten the federal
party in this election by majority at less,
as great as that of November 1882, when
that majority ranged between sir and seven
thousand. As it is, our majority will be
net less than THREE THOUSAND. -Four OF
the five counsellors. eight of the twelve
Senators, and majority ranging from twsn-
ty to thirty "good men and true" in the
House of Representatives, have besn cleo
ted by the dethobratic party.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31
speaker Of the Senate.

On the 26th inst. Mr.. Burden res gned
his seat in the Senate, and Charles B. PEN
rose, Esq. was elected to fill his place as
Speaker. The vote stosd-Penrose III;
Carpenter IL.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31

We understand, says the New Orleans
Picayune, that six hundred negroes, belong
ing TO gentleman Of this city, lately de.
ceased, are to be liberated according to his
will provided they are willing to go to AZ
rica, in which case ample provision is to
be made for their transportation.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31

In the Legislature of Massachusetts, the
Committee on the License Law, unani-
mously reported bill, making it q penal
offence to sell Undertaking liquors in less
quantities than 20 gallons, and granting no
licenses.
England loses by her six North Ameri-
can colonies six millions sterling annually.
The branch mint at New Orleans has
commenced operations.
Thirteen persons were killed al st. Pc.
.ersbnrg, by the burning Of the EmpsrOr's
palace.
Four thousand soldiers of the Belgian ar
my are in the hospitals, afflicted with op-
thalmia.
The present population Of Upper aAd
Lower Canada is about 900, 900.
The personal property of the late Lord
Eldon amounts to IL, 100000
In l774 the mail went once week be-
tween Philadelphia and Baltimore.
In 1900 the number of post Offices in the
United States was seveniy-hve
About one half the stock of the United
States Bank. is owned in Europe.
The cashier of the Market Bank Boston,
has failed, greatly indebted 10 the bank.
The number of the French standing ar
my, is $4,000.
Small notes Of the city banks, are now
received by the Post Office at New York.
The balance sheet OF the Cheltenham and
GloucheSter bank, England, exhibited at tho
meeting OF proprietors. q profit Of IL per
cent.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31

The "Mauch Chunk Courier" calls that
man FANATIC. who has family Of chill
dren and refuses to take = newspaper.
Supposing he takes paper, and forgets
paying for it what would be his proper cog
nomani
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31

A bill 10 prevent tbs carrying Of conceal
cd weapons has passed the Virginia Houss
Of Delegates, by vote Of So to II. An sx-
ample well worthy the imitation Of other
legislatures.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31

Passage efihe Atidnfis by Sfeam-The
New York papers of Yesterday contain an
advertisement announcing that the steam
packet Sirius 700 tons burden, 800 horse
power, 10 to leave London for New York on
the 2Sth inst. at 10 O'Clock in the morning,
stopping at Cork Harbor, whence she 10 70
start on the 2nd of April. l, is expected to
make the passage from Cork in is days.
Passengers leaving London on the 3lst inst.
by the way Of Bristol, will reach Cork in
season TO embark in the Sirius. Arrange
rnents have been made to forward passen-
gers from Glasgow, Liverpool and Dublin.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31


NeW York Police Report. Something
in the ,0ay Of the ridic,loEs.-Mr. Van
Epps, respectable gentleman from the
country, was on Thursday conversing with
friend in York House No. S, Courtland
street, on the subject of the late duel at
Washington, and used some expressions
derogatory to the character of Webb, when
he was rudely interrupted by a person in
the room, who told him that he was Heb6's
friend, and that he took up the quarrel for
him. MIR. Van Epps cody inquired his
name; he answered Dewey" and on be-
ing further pressed, said he was Samuel
W. Dewey, ,Oho saUed o Lfhe figure head.
Mr.. Van Epps told him that If .ha. was the
case ne was the sort of person to whom he
did not mean to have any thing to say.
Dewey then made some attempt to confer
with him in private, but being repulsed with
some contempt he threatened 10 shoot Van
Epps before he left the city.
On the same evening Mr.. Van Epps was
called upon by person Of the name of
Thompson, with note from Dewey, de-
string = confidential Communication with
him. This note was treated like Dewey's
former advances, OIL which Thompson
threatened to make the quarrel his own.
Mr.. Van Epps finding the note was 10 be
considered as challenge and not choosing
to be bothered with these people, very prop
erly took the document TO the police Office
and the next day Dewey, and his second
were arrested and held 10 bail.--Evening
PoSt.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31

New HAMpsHRE ELEcTIoN.-By the
following extract from the New Hampshire
Patriot, we learn that the democratic party
have achieved glorious victory-notwith-
standing the federalists have claimed the
state.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31

~A bill has passed both HSuGeS bf the
Legislature establishing new criminal
court for the county Of PhilsdeIphis. There
viii be three judges, and the sessions held
monthly
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31

a Nocd Verdiek--A jury in the west Of
England, eOmmiserating the case Of a poor
woman who was charged with a triiling
theft. agreed to the following verdick "Not
guilty,-6w sOS hoDs ale aeH't do 50 a.
'SSinP
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31

SPRING BUsINEss.-The canal has been
filed with water during the past week, and
boats are now passing upon all Che lines
between this and Pittsburg. Business is
also brisk upon the rail road since The open
ing of the Ohio. There is now food too
in the Susquehanna which will shortly wslt
down the lumber, iron, coal, wheat dc. Of
the northern ounties.--Reyssons.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31

We learn that little girl in Bayard
street, N. y. was on Sunday crushed or
smothered, TO death by her drunken father
who had thrown himself upon her on the
bed, and thus unconsciously committed
murder Opon his own child from the state
ofinsensibility to which he was reduced by
his beas1y passion for liquoA
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31

An individual was arrested at Louisville
on the 18th instant, having in his posses
sion $4,000 in counterfeit five dollar bills
upon the Canton BaRk Of 0hie.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31
NOTICE

ne partnership heretofore existing between the
srat was mutually dissolved on the 7tb instant
and all debts due the Office for subscription. .dver'
using DC. are payable to John s. Ingram, who
purchased the entire interest of Mr.. Mills in the
>sstsblishmsnt - ''''
JOHN 8. INGRAM,
FRANKLIN S. MILLS.
. ~ .. Payments 70 either Of the hands in the NJ
noe VIII be sufficient discharge to delinquents.
BlOornsbdrg, March "a, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-20

The London packet ship Wellington
arrived a, New York on Fndav evcniny
We are Indebted ~ oar friend d.. Ma.
oluley for .G!e Of papers 10 the latest
dates, being Liverpool Of The ll,h Of Au.
gust AMI LpnIsn Of .h> l3th.
The political Intelligence Is Of high IL.
tereit. AFTER ih. Course ol ministers IN
relation 10 the a..lirs Of I.oEer Caaaia. II
10 probable tia, Lord Durham Will resign
al once; AMI IN that eycat Sir I'm Col
borne Will probl5ly remain, aaI resume
the a ininistrA,iIn OF the government.
Lori Broughnm, IN the ii puse of Lords.
has succeeded in Gratifying an old gruigc
h. bears Lord Durham. BY iu,roIucin,
aud carrying i bill pFonauacing the ordi.
nance OF that noj,cman as Governor o..
ClnAia respecting certain icpoTtcd re.
bets. invalid and unl,wful. The second
reading Of thi, bl'l vas c.r5;cI. SIT, s.
~hereupon, Lo5J Melbourne sail hc la!
come 10 the determination r advising her
Milesty's Minister - d,salloW tha, ord.
nance. Th' vii he a mor,iiyins occur
Ienee to 50 aaushiy per.onase as Lord
DufhIn.
Gen lIlmi.ton CT Sau,h Carolina has
neyo,il,ed the South Carolina Loan. - ILL
= highly respectable House 10 Lond la.
Mr.. Muhlenbery. the United S.a,es
Minister, arrived at Nicunl towards the
later end OF July. /; was believed that
The Gew Ambassador would have his So
i-nn audience OF the Emperor. 10 deliver
h'' credentials. before the departure OF
the Court for Milan.
The it-ns Of the most Importance TO US
sFe Improvements the price Of American
Cotton'. AMI the fact tina, the harvest Of
Grea' Britain would. it seems 10 be con
eetcd, turn ont indilicrcn'ly.
Lord John RpSseil's enGcsvors 20 effect
'-tllemen; Of the Irish questions have
failed; and Mr. o. Cnnncli has given no.
tce OF his intention 10 take Up some Of
these questions at the next session
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-20

I.cSpos, Aug live arc now certain NJ
deficient hnrVe.i and as there - al'O reason To
i-sr failure Of the crop, in those countries
from which we have hcep ~ TIE h7ut e sup
p'yinS ou- deficiency Of fop!. something very
nearly approaching to "a n.Ieinsy be reserved
Tor u' IN Ihe "onrse II he easuIus winter. That
81 all e'eoiS. there "iil DC a large i@p1r. atom
Of fpreIsn corn, does not afmit e doubt.
sod we know from pat exae-irpcr. tl.,taI,r.-
Snd sudden importation Of cora invsri,b'y He'd.
IN q corresponding eNPortatil, &C specie. and
consequently 10 curta''pett n tle cuyrrrc,.
The Bank. then ehh,olj the r. ii'-oIais bank.
rnPi"ie, foiios, aud Inc cpgutr, !. once mere
iaTolTed 10 81 the h,rsor. 81 4 c9na,rr,,l panic.
iCeW~,sr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-20
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

f0T 'A< ~ssk snd'ay Frslay sse.ias, SSgtsa.ser II
Cal TLE There has been sosla Improve
ment IN the supply Of Beef on the hoof thu.
week, and the price OF the inferior quality La,
declined shade. We quote TO-DAY at a. q
. %, according To quality. Very few Law.
Hog, have reached the m.rket th, week and
the price has advanced TO a. 25 to 81 IS
flSH.-MaCketsl ooHtIuue, serS scarce -
Small sales Of No nj 81 per bsrt.i. sale, Of
iierrlngs are selling at IS 81 per bbl for No
J. - 25 foe No ?. and D. per hall DOL for No.
/.
fLoCR.-h ~ill be seen that an advance OF
- TO 80 cents has beeH realised sircs our los,
weekly report. ard that higher rate. are now
demihued The rise was "A hit based on Inc
srnaIines' OF the stocks on hand, and the contnu-
alton OF the Drought which prevented many mills
lrom grinding, and at the sstas tame reuSered
more certain and extensive toe deslruction Of the
Two very essential crops Of Corn aud Potaioes
On "wednesday ths 18th, rain FELL here modeI-
airiy but steadily for sbout ID hours, bu, Il h..
not proved snlirtont 20 increase materially the
power OF ,n'ii.tn gSiui. The same rain extend
81 East OF New York aud South Of Norfolk but
TIC region OF couutrS immediately We 81 BAL
timore does not appear g. have been , at. 4 Ia,
Il. since Ncdpe.dsN the weather has zen
clear, ana until there !, moro ram the su,Vhe :.
OF Hour must necessarily I've NsIy short The
nPNatd movement. Of the early part Of The week
70 ~ 'ren lurlhcf COZ hrnrd ~ the advance ~
waists aud the character Of the last Eosl,sh
aiNires
H'tr'.d irr'i Flour In the early part e tho
"eeA' 'Alis from s,vtS' were made ats7 81 md
- Oh, aui choice brands IS ere soid al A. 80
h"'teTs " common brands soon after asked -
- Toe that description ard safes rave since b, en-
made At ,hst Price. We quote the store price
today al 81 IS Early in the week the wagon
rr're wl' s. -. bat to-day it !, uniform at
al > so
CIg -N!.i Flour We note sale Of 200 bbls
''ard'rd, several day- ago, atS7 IS. To-d.,
holders generally AK - per barrel
Rg' fiog~. - Dealers are asking as from
stores.
The inspections f,r the week ending Thurs
day evening comprise the following kidd, and
a.. Abilities:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-20

4. ! "" were eheerei and delighted w.h r.-
F~h Wheat crop gathered a' the late harvest.
and fer SOM degree ofconGlrlce taai- vo should
tc0 iec. ir ~iyifyinr effects in 90 p1,ei.u. of
tae. 10 ihs dice. For several wreks. We have
lern closely engaged IA adjusting accounts. and
n faung them for sot'iencnt 80 a moments
vs'nne We have waited in vain ny 'hr ar.j-
cp1ni nGux Il c.nA. AMI have jus, added up.
I7 sorrow and dis1pp'nimcnt. ihc items received
'1 'ns y.ar bu,.Hess. aai i.r czIra-@s in~urr-
~ 80 fal a1r c-7 r-~- rrrr e,e '-I
aHr '~o-.g'' ' ntuiy Hr7 Llai5fItpis' ua.-
'an- .rr Wig ana other rreui, me- bowels
~ comp ..'.r i-e ae ~ i- ief vI.t "a n7p,.aai
F11I bns|-. .uf thousands o. our 5.olsY Co.
struggle o1 BOZ dependency aa3 ure.raH
need 90 be- wondered ai r.at primers .ers ncv
friends and new ho5nr
W dcirsi Newspaper drrs tut 90. sober
'.a"I must be ioid and those who are rot Dr.
Sensible 10 thr dictates q Jusiice most b., .sto.-
~. O, reflect AMI 10 act-and Thar promptly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-20

glish market, the dull accounts from Lon
don had therefore bad very little effect
on prices, and It was expected that a
rapid advance would take place Il the
demand from England and France was
IN the slightest degree TO increase
The accounts from Poland respecting the
growing crops Of grain continued unfavor-
able. and very short supplies were ex.
peeted from thence. White whea, wa,
quoted from lis 81 10 As; high mixed
Ais 10 Us Sd; mixed 37s q TO 39s 81;
snd red 35, Cd TO 36s per Or. free en-
boird.--Nep York Express.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-20
t&ROSx SAL E
or Land tIi Clarke County

~
BOURNUANT - a deed Of tru,t executed 10y
q John Hay. oft-eord ia Clarke aud FTede-
rick coust'e., vii FELL o. the premises, tote
highest bidder, Tor cash, on Saturday the 18th
o! October n-Ita
sE.G AcE C,S LAND
IN Cln'k- couUiy, on the ,sin road lssdug from
Nin"h-sier 10 CharlcstoVn. and about two
miles from the railroad adjoining the lands ot
w. Ste phsn.on, Neiil's heirs. and others. being
the same tract on ~hichs,id John Hay. former.
y re'.ded, AID containing 25l scres more or
less. The premises nil DO .hoSn 10 any PER
son whining 10 examine them D, the tenant
The tide - bciS'ed TO he urqpe,tion BILE, but
viii Only convey such title ~ Is vested in nc.
reasonable credit will be given for two
hnhs oithc purCha,c money, if desired hy tho
purchaser, which viii bs made more fully known
on the d'y Of sale.
T. MCCORMICK, TsIt..
Sept. -. I53s.-,..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-20
AaRREHn

on ihs % INST. b. thc Re. Nj Deems. the
Rev Nr Wutf4n Nrvg1r 1f Ono. formerly
t county ~ Ms Mar I. Wris8. or
Prs. G., county. Virginia.
%. Tuesday evening the lth ilr'.. by he
M' IieIfcnsen. Mr. SiuoN kN1pr. o.
H.e i.ciss eldest daughter n Frrfcnck Hum
rrli.tr Esl, 90 ~ Isrrruown Nd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-20

4 "k'-~ 49, 9. flr lie rs'isf Of
n this i... .a.t '.'r.-e lihe PussJ Iis,'s
L,HimStt Dc t.r s..r ttsFs ps,t been cou.id
cred tho nD'. res .,l Within me LIT f~,
yssrs hsvs .p'4 urvsfd' 81 goo bottles and
IN 81 ir'isrrss vhsfsio hsVs tesrJ from -
~ = e. sSr~ pt.u1s 20 hss proved -orshy Of
toe srsaftissns issi,hed upon q b, to Pro, rie-
tors ffsIh tUp,ly o" hsrd snd 0Gsfs8 fof
ss.s ~ ADAM lJtSG IT,
NeIi y. GEurFi,t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-20
NOTICE.

VENhE Commissiorrrs of the School Fund for
- the county Of Jefferson. a.. r.quireJ b,
"a" II meet Of &c Court Iou.. - the count,
"u ne thur Monday Of October. eoi,.e cour, dsy
''r teacher, employed BY The Com missioner.
' 'cqi'Nied To close thar accounts 40 to tue
81 &c., oi september. when IN. year Cor shieh
re %, seat Cpinmi,,iOners are appointed viii
rSF.rt arh {" pres.Ut them sworn to. ana with
a "in.Iu'-I""er', order, 10 the Tressurer 90 Or
hei'tS lee hr,; rut-1 90 Octohrr. shen he will
air-E % 'tIi'' stow ''r 81. % pose Of psy *
'hrm ~ Ieac'"'. .c'irZ tii. requi.lIon
VII n'i br e"'tnedtr "1v. bet sccounp allow
Ell me following yusr. q, To- .. requires Tho
-on.IAsliIass - c4sse L.es. b-s4acss and re port
up 10 "a the jDitS Yates,
>r.t. - las T,,,,',
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-20
PUBLIC sale.

VRZIIL 10 sold, - Iau,lay "a. IIih Ia,
w II Drfst,r nsri =; ilc residence Of a..
Late George bovsT. u-sr the Putorsc River.
about miie' bolo~ >hephrrd.io~n. all tie
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