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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-07
John Ncwell's Estate.

John Ncwell's Estate.
WE the subscribers, having been ap.
w pointed by the Honorable the Pro
bate Court for the District of Chlttenden,
commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
just the claims and demands of all persons,
against the estate of John Newell, late of
Charlotte, in said District, deceased, repre-
scented insolvent, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto; and
six months from the day Of the date hereof
being allowed by said Court for that pur.
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice,
that we will attend to the business of our
appointment, at the dwelling of Heman II
Newell, in Charlotte. in said District, on
the last Mondays of December and March
next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each of said
days.
Dated this first day of October, A. D..
1888.
EZRA MECH,
CALEB E. BARTON, }Com'rs.
ALPHEUS WILLIAMS,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-07
SeUeral Ne,o Things.
NEW GOODS

NEW FIRM, NEW STORE AND
M@W GOODS
Tl1E subscribers have established them
l. selves at Shelburn village. under The
firm Of Hall and Comstock, aud have JUS,
received lat their New Store opposite
Persons Ho'el) general assortment of
Goods. consisting in part of
Pilot and Beaver Cloths,
Broad Cloths e. Cassimers,
Satinetts,
Camblets,
French and Eng. Merinos,
Circassians,
B. Moreans,
A variety of Blk. Blue Blk.
and light colored Silks,
Fine Otter and Seal Caps,
Seallott Neutre and Fur
Seal Caps.
Buffalo Robes,
Crockery,
Hard Ware,
Drugs and Paints,
Wrot and Cut Nails, Glass,
and in short great variety of goods, please
call and examine for yourselves.
FREDERICK HALL.
GEORGE D. COMSTOCK.
Shelburn. Nov. I6. 1888.
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NOTICE.
NEW GODS.

NEW GOODS.
0n pieces French and English Mer
w nos, assorted colors and qualities.
6pieces heavy Beaver and Pilot cloths,
every shade and quality.
Cassimeres and Vestings.
Innings, &c. SC.
Blk and blue blk Italian Silks, Sinchews,
Gro de Nap do.
Silk Velvets-Vestlngs.
Blk Italian Cravais, PONCE Hdkfs.
Heavy Splttlefeld do.
Red and blk Merino ShawIs.
Tartan Plaid do.
Scotch do So to $40 EACH &c. &c.
Also great variety of Goods not emu
merated which we are determined to sell t
prices 10 suit our Customers for cash or
country produce.
LA7HROP & POTWLN.
Nov. 90, '38.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-02

Al e Court of Probate holden at Canaan. scithin
 and for Me District ef Sharon, on the 9th dag
 July, A. D. 1888: E. iaa5'} eeI
 Present, WilliGm M. Burial, Esq. Judge. nN motion of Ichabod Studley, Executor O of the last will and testament of ABIGAIL. STUDLEy, late of Sharon, within said dis trict, deceased-This Court doth decree that six months be allowed the creditors of said estate 10 exhibit their claims against the same to said executor, and that said executor shall give public notice of this order by advertis- ing the same in U newspaper published in Litchfield three weeks successively, the first publication to be within two weeks of the date of this order, and by posting the same on a public signpost in said town of Sharon near- est the last residence of said deceased.
 Certified from Record.
 v ~ WM. P. BuRRALr, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-02

\ Litchfsla County, ss. July 16, 1888. 9 ''''
 NTHEREAS Roxana Gaylord, of Warren,
 NV in said county. has brought her peti- tion to the Superior Court to be holden, at Litchfeld, in and for the county of Litchneld. on the third Tuesday of August A. P. a!cS6s against Lucius Gaylord. out of this state in parts unknown, praying for 2 pill of divorce on, account of three years wiiful absence on the part of the respondent. as per petition on file: j tsa* f. Ordered. that notice of the pendency ofsaid petition be given by publishing the foregoing with this order in ! newspaper published iHp Litchiield. in said soantY at least four weeks 'aS ANsEL SrKRIlsc. Judge of lke, M " County Court JOr Litchfe coanty,
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-02

\ Litchfeld County, ss. July 1S, 1858. 7|" WHEREAS Fanny Booth, of Warren, ina w said county, has brought her petition' to the Superior Court to be holden at Litch- field, in and for the county of I.itchfield, on. the third Tuesday of August, A. D. 1888, a. gainst Amos Booth, who resides out of this state in parts unknown, praying for 2 bill of divorce on account of three years wilful ab~ sence on the part of the respondent as per petition on file: e,,
 Ordered, that notice of the pendency of said petition be given by publishing the foregoing with this order at least four weeks in news@ paper published in Litchfield. in said county, before the session of said Court. @ ig
 .ANsEA STERLING. Judge of the a
 County Court for Lichf field coanty.y
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-02

Ata Court of Probate holden at Nesc-A A1iLtord.
 July 9. leSs-Estate cf THOMAS REYNOLDS,
 lste of Nesc-Nlilford, deceased. '@" fe'.'..5 .' FsHE administrator represents the estate
 1 insolvent, and prays the appointment of Commissioners thereon: whereupon, ordered. that Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate be appointed at the Probate Office in New Milford, on the 9th day of August, 1888, at 9 o'clock forenoon: and that all persons inter- ested in said estate may be notified thereof, the administrator will cause this order to be published in a newspaper printed in Litch- field. and post copy thereof on the signpost nearest the Inst residence of said deceased in said New-Milford. A true copy of record.-'
 2 T sa.a- NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.,ao
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-02
NOTICE.

TNHE Court of Probate for the District of
 -A Sharon has appointed the subscribers Commissioners to receive, examine, and ad- just the claims of the several creditors of the estate of the Rev. CHARLES PRENTICE, late of Canaan, in said district, deceased, represent ed insolvent, and has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof to the said cre- ditors in which to exhibit their claims as aforesaid. All persons interested are there fore hereby notified that we shall meet ot the office of Wm. M. Burrall, in said Canaan, on the last Monday in July inst. and the second Tuesday in January next, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon of each of said days, for the purpose ofattending to the duties of our said appoint ment. JoHN B. REED, Commits
 WM. P. BuRRALL, { siOners.
 Canaan, .Julu IA. 1888. -.s,a,-- T
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-02
NOTICE..

THE Court of Probate for the District of II Litchfield hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of JESSE OSBORN, late of said Litchfield, deceased. within which to ex- hibit their claims for allowance and settle lnent.; All claims not presented within said time, properly attcsted, will bc sdebarred a recovery. Those indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 HEMAN OSBORN, Admin'r.
 Litchfeld. Julv II. 1898. I.7
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-02
Geese Feathers.
WHEELB.ARROWS.

RNHk late improvement made in this great
 U. labor-saving Machine, together with their superior workmanship, ,now render them an article of profit and convenience, either to :he farmer, mechanic, or tradesman, and are. offered for sale. on the lowest terms, Wkols- sGle cr Retail, by M. M. FOOTE.
 Cana6m Corners, June 6, 1888. tfl
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-02
R. M. JNKERREM.G.0:,

E2. B. sXERRKvMsaJV,
 NTAVING furnished room for the express III purpose in Lords building, is ready to perform all operations on the Teeth, in set ting, filling, and extracting. Stockton's in- corruptitle teeth, for which he received a premium at the Fair of the American Insti- ute, New York, can be set on gold plate or on stumps without injuring the other teeth, and for beauty, durability, and true resem- blance of the natural teeth, are not surpassed by any manufacturer in the world.
 Are your teeth decaying! Filling with gold will preserve them. Do they ache? Forceps will extract them with little pain. Have you lost your teeth? will set those that neve: ache. Did you value your teeth above all price! I willreplace them for a trlhlng sum-
 N. B. Brushes, Powders, and Washes pre- pared for the teeth and gums. Numerous testimonials might be given-amongst them are the following, from gentlemen of the Me- dical profession
 This may certify, that am personally acquainted with Reuben B. Merriman, and have lately seen number of specimens of his manner of hing ana set- ting teeth, some of which were very difficult and re quired the exercise of the most skillfu hand It ls but justice to Mr. Meman to say, they were all skill fully performed and attended with little or no pain to the patient His efforts to avail himsef ot the latest improvements in the arthis superior mechanical tact together win HIS integrity C"uIuCtotp him to the confidence of the public.
 '-- ', ,.' IT VI c. w. GRANT, M. D.
 have known MT. Merriman for several years |; and can recommend him as gentleman of charac, ter and integrity From his knowledge of Dental Surgery, which he obtained through Dr. Grap,'s in- struction and from his skil and the practical knowl edge which he has acquired during his successful practice as well as the great expense which he has incurred in supplying himself with the best instru. ments imperishabe teeth, and materials for filing believe him fully entitled to the confidence of this community. Those in want of the services of Den-
 st will do we'll at least to make him call, and sas- y themselves as to his skill and knowledge of pro- fession. His charges are moderate.
 9'T J. c. BECKWITF, M. D.
 Litchfeld, March 3l, lS38 A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15
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t tl,li ? 1cc "a Aias achus, q. a
at " Eegr,; % T.lee..e says t'r'
.'rc Clscn.-irI i..si us,.,. Is = 'asis,on IN
!" rans,. rneu ny o1, % ne l1w passed u
-.t $3.50 .a.. lae Ls-i,.a'urr. pro',ia',i'.- ihr
ri .l.4. iluar % ie- quH.i'' uun
~0 as. ua - iY lcrHS-i aFu''.~cat.-s
Oh e.. .t.u Gcrr az tgo WA t.r.. %,
mi I'd atarr vart, II ,he stale tacre ls much DE-
.sa.r %, ,ar o. - t., @..ud n.i o.. T.
-7t c---- oi ru.ean i.s-ry. i-l,nn4el .,h d..
r--- 81 t..- W. Pasiy, h.ll. RI ss -, 3.
a. t. mr. i-a! 20 f..a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

CANADA WAR EENEN ED-Nse
IlAL LAW PROCLAIMED al
MpNTHEAL. Sc. A~.

CANADA Is AZ vF..- r-rs.f-~r 49,
TIAI IAN ppo,f $50,
MDNTItrtI II.
Tie u,...-..... 49,.
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m. ,eg.i.. t'., t--
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F,.,eI -.
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,e,.i .,'.r
bens. Tictt'4
,oI9,.-. .',,,e.,.I =. l
e.-s.t 4, ~l,..l...,,.
so.,,.-,,,.. $500.
you'd b. .fl,,l,si.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15


ALIVE tIt...t $50. tND Np hI!-E' '.f
y ps.-i-irgs excitement prevails la
Ireland s-.r..4'.f il t'r N.UA. 800 ,ea-
-ee4rGcr & GA ef.r! te s.i
ah..h was Recently oap.h. va sa.e.na
ue. ~ II .aucraE POINT. IN ,he county Of
Donegal. There can be ID mistake 80
thla fact, a. Use OF siX Pape.s confederate
o. Do The imp .riant P3.sis; butt.- "lt0E-N
Sentinel aud tbc Fern an--h i.lsae.
age he rus; ,r'husIl.'ic aHL Particular
rl their DESCRIPTION
At!casta fourth It all the iahati'an,.
ot Dcuy vh1 could afford The expense
yr1sctl!r- 100 a body :, iIonncraw, "a here
.a~v were admitted 20 an inspection #
thrriaEr creature, which IS thus de-
scuecd a tue Fcrmarash journal:
It -N.rm1if This IS Certainly a sen
iroHt7, aai has such an expression Of i,i-
"Kgercr IN a. cogn'enoEce that NC are
ABS. lutriy inclined t. believe that u j. 4
creature ,f .r,asi. rather than Of iNsfia 4
~ e 90 rot neon - iu,uulic that II las
aay notion ~ .. .t.ao; idea. bat the l4,,
81. iln' tae.r IS an appearance 80 crutu-
-I.n about % that would seem 20 lndlrA's
seLuueais II shame. fear. and SUP, i.ca-
u1n. il i.hs about seventy pound
and IS alio,eihcr humaa ia as Oufrar2 or
-aniLI'ion from tie head - tie nayci
81 ben the iiGs begin 10 develop itself. az.
the remainder IS formed very Ike The cN-
iremlty OF large tolfhin The skin o..
tae Lace and the breast IS a " hItish brown
the eyes are black. and tic nose purely
aqu,iIne and IT. eyebrows. lp. and chm
are uoccis Ter > sculptor. the hair - long
and thick, and the creatures PRINCIPAL
amusement seem, 90 be 90 stroke II dcV n e.
ward with her Weo5ed. but oiLe.~ pc--
feet fingers.
+, looks 70 be twelve or fourteen wears
cid anl regards people, occasionally, as #
>, had az iEr!,aai.oa - spe1h, and We are
solemn!y OF opinion that, when IA ats ma
tIye element, u makes It's wishes known
through! the medium Of us tonguc. Al
together, indeed, ~ Is the most singular
beng Ne ever wI,nessct and excite
feelings IN the breasts Of bcholdcr-. AT
least a. much aka 10 awe ss To curiosity.
tau. D.; haze >p.l and bo an accountable
creature ~ all events, we shall exam
'nr - c'o4cly ,h!s week snl report par
tcu!ifs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

Tequc tee 70 confeT with SAe Fsessssn-
and Directors q The severn. o,.,I.f s..isas
'aamed an the aci for the T.rorBoasoA q A.
fernal improvements. psssnc - t1s Co.
'eral Assembly Of The SITE q NE-tlE--a
on the 9Th O: June, l--s,i. wfth r..ic-r1r-
10 The aid crautcd 60 ~ FequI7cd tF Eala
'companics. or % such Esp.izs-stl-s.s -
the ProsissOus q srid at. - ~ TIE r-s9-
luton. subsequently, passec ~ sa,e ts,-ir--
IA! Assembly II sid state. cluct-lll. :
the zid granted 70 sasa ssu.sssuic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

Il can hardly be that the steam shsp
Liverpool! aided on the aO;h uii. Tor New
York. rs twenty days bad elapsed aud she
Vas not. on Saturday evening at three
o clock IA sIEht The Great Western
vas % have sailed from Bristol On the 18th
ult. and most probably reached New
Yosl on yes,eFda, as that would leave
her ont fifteen davs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

ItiE STEWART CAsE
The hs.tr- re- Chronicle ss,..-Tbe
% .t.-p GO e nex :r,al "a thi, case. was
taArn ~ today ani lIsr very brief
ir.lmrut i.a Alr Lrs. sal come fen.
~ ir-n Mf yes fss H.c Council
.ur arr tat Ca.fid,A,efeI ifs,,
r-ie tie r.tirn. ...r the
'a4t rfc mas nothing 90 ihe all
't. i.i p ta1 ru.ncEs COUNSEL o.
-ff-eu ta~ evidence 90 the Sta's-thst
ae ace,s-t hlsior been tired Tor h,. DIE
iirti Eaify 90 q Grsrcc Which.
aai- o. r p-d punishment utsa h,r,
2. 'red bI' .ife. ihc cla4nra uex iual on
iha part oi tle C14ri solid BE- o. vi.l,fe
fhaf r.avlm ~ isr uhich isrlars4 fi,ftl.e
BE 81 ia irl.sli1sl fLauli not 30 leo.
rtaa ffi~e 3 fhe rsmr offence. IN.
car % iur- agaln must be tried nr.on
an ae hasle--fbat o. murder IN thc
af.t 1sgrre AID fhrs BIS lie would be
A.-f fat 90 '~npar3y apon the same
raaf 81 4ls Count we're nog N The HABIT
81 20 .erierns wth Tie decisions Il Jg.
.irf 90 CRIMINAL cases ADD iLcy certainly
-n'er.a.nlaz re lp,1lsus u,av d,d could
re ra1srlt % - 20 Nden tha, dsrt.,.o
tfia ftsar ciilfe. Iley therefore over.
.aie4 ne 1oison -Cig5Hitk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

without any FfoFoc-i4on ufaa a. iraa-
cent man. upon lie suihes @: a.. fs-.
upon one Nho had CHERISHED G-rer1es
aad Owed HIM upon ore Nh o. ~
Ultimately couleTunE ca Esu 81. sss
benefit and te dad ihi,. IRON gi.s I.si-r.
dictates g aVarlce. and certainly ct.,-,s-
the mos rigorous enforcement Cd So 4Uv
q ever any enc deserved a. rsf sare 81
tie Jrry, s1 believing. Gould sr-aEl-.e q
IL Then csnteiearc % runlsh Al1- o..,r
With imprseuuc1t But tAls a; O.. 81
% iacaas a. fcI.-c.raEI.,le ~ ths cQa-st-
a' .he nae Vi. verr sa re rl.ina-.,t o.
Pc cl- a'i c-.-.-..t t-4 ralf5c- ~ t.,tF
is..s believed. he IS tlu.c-ut "a iakfssr
...s. iEao.. a. II -. .FaisF. - b-d -...-s
supposed .u.;t hY his liita-s .s -s., A.
c5-'4icd c.sl.c e iassilsee Lr ~
"a pr.soa sese. Cd Wecss uHss7 ;n- a-.---
hcas..-. q! death &c hat t-- 90
rst e. face pa. --l7a. .-e--4e .il-.----
e L.s country. and !ct ti.e 4lz-sA
son o, te-;ia- ever and 0scI H-al -1
d. careless ea.. "a she cucur -1-rres g
pa. tiitr.. lrA'A SET g. ga rr-
hrl-- tsa.ia r--e-.. c-.-,er. .tat
'l-.r agency BE ..--. ,,.-,- fs.-.-- ..-
i,r ci-aieca He-,. e.i a. tte 81, ss q D.
ua.e come iram tiE Yr,ya g. q v-.
knows he ha. been faae6 IS Hl.ry e -.
cnuuiIyrca Etity oi a aren't ~ re
40 ee~1z- ,s-~te. o. ura- 81 r.
casuot llt Pc. laal. a'.-a o. -.-t q
uaCkety % -stoe - ll-r ia "a FOL.
i.aaL. h1n- iae Lives g te,ata. Ne
have heard "a. ,l1- c-scs. i- vtf.A --..
were lu tie tral.ste Sd g.. 4.k
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

TIIE MAE EIIEWFss


Tn Etfrrs - ~ Jearn.l 81. Ct-enlr-r. A..
favored "iiH it'- .n.irElt-. .--'fr r.-r-l
Es,e, lf.i-r rs ..l. a. I---
As The lime La e-ata ARMED Ehfa
you AL hc overs hslnici W. -tl.--s
AID new from Canada. Ul. - t.s.r-
mcnee and Continue = clre ~ eva su1A 81
formation A. J can rcly uuea. IT, ~
no douSt that there a. = .esserai Tee D.
rnougst tbs Crasdians al Caan4a t-,s
tia; they are generally t-1a48rl r-k
arms and snruuniti va thz; iuxs. sea =. ..-
duced from the >'at-s 5usIu- t..e sa.-.,-r
and that the. sal succeed a. s.r-.lu- -...-
session %! sD'ne ol the f.arI;I,. e., .,,- 49,,
aad holding item IN .e,y Gs,e. Z. -.s..
likely. tut that they SAB e, e...u..t ss
aanlh'ia'cd, .hc:r a. bui Ll,.e j. -. =.
nay mind
They made their rise - ,1fir!..-. f. ..-
Saturday last sail 20 .'e ia'.' -,i5r-
a. IA supposed that t-y via a-t-r-e 81
take O-.eiowH iias Afternoon or a. ~ s.t.
1t IA ;ao,t Likely hey WlI .urcee1 a. b b.
i"ice q oip tlt1 B, ~ q t-- .r-
OF r7'laf, -.z. les t.-k q. -,.-a.-. i-,..
on their rt-' NUMBER ci r-.sal.,.t- s..s
.'t-cd them in Tie J .lt ~ sr
-wa- H-Diy Webb rs Diast e--a.-
ei 60 be ,Arr' 80 t-,ar-s a,.ltv.. ~ q b
Ame.ican oi4zr-s J. IA. So r.-e,
ihroS business INTO crrfu.s- - ---a r-s
pend AZ St'h Canada 81 l--st .,t al q
days. bat cur AtucFicaa gltlr.-.fr are --t-
ing such aid auI ass i-zcc - "a -a.-
sands, To: fear u sail r.I o-- Ia ,1a-
nicni into trouble IN lee ,-,.I
We o--Lt g. Ls,,. .sr,t. Il---l I.
troop UPON tie line. q i...-:cl -4- g. -
;.ai,.y Lass.
Tie J0a'n-l u Caz..asrs, a.. tlr T-..gr.i,.z
Postscript
a gentleman = i-o sr-ircl . -.r
Yesterday d,reci iIa 1,a-cz1. ..s.,.
;hA' = hsa H. i,.i t.1 I,-r-. -5.-u- re
O'Clock On M7af-y la-'. . --a- Ira. G
excitement prevailed a. cals,.. -..,.i.os Cd.
u'e.ii- cnCe beng Teces,eI ths-r- "a 4. q r
TTe,ions 81 the a--ru..iin- 81 i.- ,,l,r,-.',
al Ca.dvc ,!s Mani aS3u, - ,-.i.. de-
iaui iEo:n VI euiseal s,f- te-1.- .-,--..t Z, -
and headed by Or. Nel-sn.
lie also state the; the pain rs f.a5 r.
tackled The steamboat Princess Klct -
which runs as ferry boat hst.t-s1l Ia
Pfairie aaj Montreal, an arieulT',.- %
burn her. b.; before accom- l,-i.lt- .i.s.r-
object. they were beaten &C is ra,r- D.
nv OF ioya volunteers, ~ Y iIciliv . - ~.
killed and severely vour1.d IL
lax had been Proclaimed tj15- -ha.i H..
?oryInce and he suif. tiss were r.t:...,-
ed and determined = Use tie mot ,l-1-
mary means = pat down AZ o,-.3.-- -.
on tie part II the 7 atg,ats
We learn that The B-itieh oihcsr zt.a
arrived here yesterday T. l,rn Ez-t-e.l. 10
on las way 20 bermuda 10 TTryr-t lie
return 10 lie DI.sied States 81 lie 5...s7sss
prisoners sent iac-e tv Lord Duiharu -
lie ia.cs ra..age ~ tie Il. s.1-g d \ -
Race Horse
j. rie-Is -gm C..1a.e .-
from I'...'' r-,. tt -fs ~.
,ac Chs. r1r t
% '- 1a's cl T.
~, ~ >t- raurs,
% 900 -~rr b, at.D--t-.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

ie-5ty ,.-c.zu- tsors sE5 o clock. Pa-:y I
1S eas rt.s-s lsEGcAeI The hog4c "a Mr..
= E--E- ~ EsI-sAA<sals. aaG al.er about
% r,sss4s<s sgSEa- Mr- BraSn, Mr. L.
LsC<- gEaa g " =. Nr- Norsal. NIr. Ross.
~ - lc.-r Cocssr--Es5rsists surrendsr-
- -t-s-ts-ssf rrus1usrs. an nethra- mote
~ a. Frcs7zs ka.-Na ID tle.r tate. Among
AZ Sr-s,sf ~ l. VI Srrsr tAe Pscsrlsn,
81 49, s-sos- B.an.N- y T. l-ss- - ex-
L>-e..l--as C14rclis5r fsA-i.s - adc-
49, - 1-r--lr a. = Cbsrricr, aud
= E-zas =a-szE ----e= .-44ls- Tclels- AZ
f-SI.ls--.-I+ -1s re-elt tloS pC4sesstun of
49, -1tEusr Lz-- -ll-7. "a b-r uay g.
lurtr-. Ma tas rr1h Cn board IL -
--iuz z-E rsror-s,. talr t-sI-- the en-
-srs-es--- Nr I-kn NrD -l.i Xhl~
s. - .lr'v - L--- ---.s lrlse.t rle
-r-f-f sts 4-i.. tel+ use bullets bavius
--srr- -.s e-1v frla LA-slea-v ~r
80 or-~ t--l-,l P-sc'i-ua,.aa %
s.s e. -l5 Il = ~ us..-.s manifest. that
g. s-4-- l-sa- a. rl-lsh aa4 cause 20
~ l-t-. t-t r1--.l-t- a.I ps-s-ls Eto
asr-l--- =-- - b: 1-yI,..e acting aid
rr 60 -l- i.rt Cau>pt-arv
l- srt wlo hereafter may
A- ~ l 1---- 1l-.-.- sr a,-i,.ia,
sn t-T r-~- e-zri-4-v ar! ret %
esal -ze H-- Ea-.-irt g Llrt-eli acc
r-cr-- EEEttr. LNW. ei.hy, ~
ctt-- -'o1r ls -l ttm SHALL -,cr.
-a--- a-- tsr,--.-lt rs :ie FuaisEmrat
r~ ~ -.e s7il District,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

The Louisville Journal states tl.at4h hen
Amos kendall wa' " that city recently.
he stated tAa; senator Buchanan ~ Penn
syiVsn'a would succeed Col J0hnson a.
vice PFeulea'. How kind ~ the go
vcnmcnt thus 20 save The people the
neee-.i'y Of even selecting their own
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

.L- Athoa-h ve are p-.l Gus "a i-i rNs,a Ga
he Advertisement 81 -SalrLL oLf,a, ia ,i.-
aui'sOE % Which ff.ead ,giom Ne generally
take P'ra>uEc inoblgins,l yet a llusi ngt &c suF-
Po7ed ihai Ne solicit such commentaries Scr
onr columns. They can elect 10 good. bat may
MIN. rrL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15
c.Nru.r. .NrrI,ior,,..

F-r-s - Ps.itl-ir,it Es-h-a.-s Be-. ~ e.
sc arc Tainet - announce the GsaiA
OF JJhn ~:rney ESQ. dishas-
merchant 70! Charleston. South Carolina
weN Known aui hiSh.y rsspccird here ~
WeiI As ~ other parts % this country aai
Europe. lie died th.s morning ~ the
q. s. u I'll.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

sTyP THAT BAIL--ws received vs,ts,f,,
h'1 y the Esfre'' Mail from Mobile. which
'i1'es ''si Zee hts' have sl-etsdihe four ra,m-
ga u t7e rs.---'rre Z Ns.s.fPi. f9r whom,
'Te-ia' siac.iru- vsr- held on TIE % 8 s-d l4.l
s'' TA.' m--s. ths Wax maJ",iiY on Jo.st
-'.i 90 ne Les.'i4ilrc ul-agbte5. and secure,
rs ihe tinted states senator Mr.. rEerrrE
ugst 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15
Hon. J c. Hrtnr4:


"ST-Lasi u.Eit there H-as = rr-.s-1l
nse aHioaE tie par. ITS I'd I45,,r4,a Ia
or Canais. Ia tie cary u tsr
Theiier anj Dodge. the 1a,. i,.- -. asr4
had @5a1 armed usa uras- ft.-1. .---
mand-a; Moaf.,ll 11lg r.. c.,--..-- d.
Cd by French rfcers from Fr-t-- I5-
NclsHa-cnicfed Caa-ta - Nusrrl. -. /.
s"e!: every u.aE toe, o.. Tie l.lrsl t..s-
unse~rs prisoner. and 60 80 s:-a- &
arms deposited there f. .7y aIss.s.
Df Nelson lett NayTCulI lH.t I5st 81
q clock with 1903 Elea. - .u--,l. l-..,.
-. Johns at which place be wlll "a. ia.a-
ed ~ 1000 men ir1;a th- yari,A ,a.-
-. Johns. The tom was - &C. s.-rf4
Al day break This morning y .eafs-
oh Al cyumuricsf ~ ,s Lard
ped Tie patriots iase F.,s-.,, ,z ~
the lines Ri iaa isfs
old stand. Saiur- - rirf- I.aa n-r
from Ohio attacked Fort - -iraa a.. 4.
ON the Whole. tie isysl-ts ID a.l... s,s
very anplras4r.'ly al;ultcI
aai very respectfully yorr aS't t-- -
II CHM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

WILSor X SniNs. who i, now a can
didaie e.. Congress m Johnson's district.
has published an address II The public. "A
which be cuts tho administration Of Gen.
! scsson and Nsn Buren, pretty deeply.
lie set forth IN glowing cclnrs the corrup-
lions and extravaganza OF both the admin
situations. and We; saws he hopes 10 give 4
vote tor Van Buren, IA l. 80 Hos Mr..
Shan can reconcile hlms-li - such a
course We % not precisely understand.
I-rhlg' j: viii be explained in course Of
iI.ne.-- EhteiiRg I.nes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

Tho Rhoie lianl legislature closed
their section Saturday mgr, after ,ho:i
session Of shout one wcek-a lesson fsr
other Legislature. The license law. the
principal subject that engaged their aiien-
u9a, has bc,a 50 altered. az 10 perni; re-
'ail OF III ore n quantities no; less than
= gallon instead ot len gallons as former
.ly. Al suits under the unpopular ten
gallon act, are to b. dropped. The great
e; harmony existed.