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AT REOgQae.

GEORGE {. BARNEY begs leave to tender his
VI acknowledgements to the Public for past ia
yors and to inform Them that he continues to manu-
facture
EBGOGs ae1Ci Shoes
at his old stand where he has on hand and intends
keeping, constant supply of all articles in his line
warranted to be made OF the first rate stock and Of
course to do good service.
Ladies and Gentlemen invited TO call and ex-
anime his stock under the assurance that his prices
are moderate and the smallest lavors will be thank
fully received
ST. JohDsbury Plain, April 9, 1898. 35-tf
Il SETT OF SCOTp'S FAMILY BIBLE, FoR
SALE ny SHEDD <, JENVE1'rT'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-06-12

doubt, our shield in conflict, and in death, our
joy, resurrection and immortality.
BapEist Registey.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-06-12
] sec thee still I!

Rero was thy summer Moons retreat,
Here was thy fayorite dreside seat;
This wus Thy chamber-here, cach day,
] sat and watched thy sad decay;
Here, on this pillow, ;hou didst die
Dark hour once more It's woes unfold;
AS then saw thee pale and cold
see thee still
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-06-12

Thou art not in the grave confined -
Death cannot claim tn immorial mind
Let earth close DER its sacred trust,
But goodness dies not in the dust;
Thee, oh my sister It's not thee
Beneath the cuffin's lid | see:
Thou to lairer land art gone;
There, let me hope, my journey done,
To see thee still.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-06-12

SpOTtg3RRcn, look at tEaTs.
a FEW superior PATENT RIFLES, manulac-
IN tured at Windsor, VT for sale cheap for CASH
by SHEDD 81 JEWETT p
st. Johnsbury, April %, 1885 39-tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-06-12

THE HoUR OF CONsCIENCE.-We are apt to
connect the yo ice OF conscience with the Stiffness
Of n.dnight,' But think We wrong that limo,
cent hour. 1t is tIlut terrible next morning,
when reuscn is wide awake, upon which
science iastens lis tangs Has man gambed
away his all, or shot his ijItAd in due!-has
he committed crime, OF incurred taught
Is the next nolmng.' Wh,n lie nIe.re'a-
Die past rises before him like Il spectre-thcn
doth lie church yard of memory yield up its
grisIy doud-lhen is the WItchlng hour when the
the foul tynd Within US can beast tempt, per-
haps, but most torment. At night We lave one
Thing 10 hope for, one refuge to fly lo--oblIyion
in sleep. But at morning sleep is over, and We
are called upon coldly to review, ami react, and
live again, the waking bitterness otsetreproach.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-06-12
PdpETER ".
For TIE CALEDoNiAN.


On tho broad plain tho gathering warriors crowd,
With deep, stern brows like autumn's darklng
cloud;
ThrOng after throng, around their Leader press,
The exiled wanderers OF the wilderness.
But chief, in those deep ranks, proud Koran band
In stern defiance round their leader stand
They came in arms that day (ah fatal day
TO ali his warlike host and red array
Doom'd ere tomorrow S Power to feel
Mightier than serried bands; warriors gli.terng
steel y
But he, their chiefiain--wo to him the while,
Wo to his Gaunleas heart, and naughty smile
'Gainst lrael's God that daunless soul Is strung,
Gains! Israers God that proud defiance flung.
Proud Koran stood before his gathered band,
That densoly crowding, dGrkon all the land,
"And who"-he cried, and waved his high,
"Who bnssy fears in Freedom cause to die
If such there DO ia all this living wave
Would rather rot within coward grave,
Quick lot him hence, and in his servile hall,
Make TO his household gods the glorious festival; ;
But ye VINO cringo not 10 doypot's nod
Nor basely bow beneath tyrani's rod,
This day shall set We iree''-and then, and there,
The cry ofjoyful thousands rent the air;
e" We follow Korah" 20 did not know
The wrath Of God should .ollow hOrah too
The gun d bright rays have drunk the morning dews,
And on the plain their che eriul warmth dfuse,
But o or their desert-tents black banners wave,
Proud Korah's troops have found living grave!
june list, 1888. KuN. WIGGms.
SEE THEE o'riLL.-By {. SPrague.
----" rocked her in the cradle,
And laid hcr in the tomb. She was Tie youngest!
What firesde circle hath nor ielt the charm
OF thar sweet tie ? Tho youngest ne er grow old.
The fond ondearnents OF our earlier days
We keep alive in them; and when they die
Our youthful Joys bury with them"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-06-12

There arc three sizes of the above mentioned
pIoughs and respectfully invite the farmers to
call and examine for themselves
MOORE, MASON, GILMAN 81 co.
Barnet, March IA, 1888. 33-tf
The above mentioned ploughs will be kept con-
santly hand tho Store of Kttredge, Morrill, q
Skinner, Stevens Village, Barnet, where they will
be sold at factory prices.
Barnet. March Id 1928
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-06-12
AUCIUS KIMBALL.

We, the subscribers, hereby certify that we have
used the plough invented and improved by John
Moore Cd and Joseph Mason Of Barnet, and we do
not hesitate in saying that consider them supo-
ror to amy other ploughs with which ac-
quanted. They require less team and do the work
much better than the pIoughs in common use
elijah McLERAN, VIVA. STUART,
J. F. SKINNER, ROBERT STEW ENSON,
VIM. STEVENSON, JACOB BOVEE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-06-12

Haring q larger crcaioti0n thu, any other uontt'y
periodical IN .4mc9iCA.
a coLoRED PLATE THE LATEST FASHIONS IN
ENEEY NuMRER
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BONts 40 &lnoea

3 FAMILY BIBLE, FoR
SHEDD 81 JEWETT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-22

WWTH.L b. cold. 81 pubiie auction. "a
Wv He1asttiy ~ 2ss i.siaaf. 81 ii.zs..
hsid, ore mhe nsfih ~ DAVID Nocrtsbaet.
smi.h ,lop, AID miles south n Vslpsrs
Cross Koads,
several iiorsss nnj Brood Ntrss.
Eight HI'ch Cc,s.. 2 Win Calves,
TNsEty head % stock CsWs,
Forty head ~ hail bred Asrino sheep.
a number ~ HOGS.
one Barourhs aBd Hsrnsss
New eoo5.work for The running gsiss ~
a ws-0a,
Oae Crsla Thrsshiag Maebias,
Ono Corn shelhax Mbehae,
sixty bushels pfims Msrssr Foiaioss.
10 -. Do %. d. for seed
Glover SEED. clover aad Tinoidy Hay.
ons Pstsst cuunE nos, ore Cfstn Roller.
Barshssr. siegis q eossls-shogsl Piosuts.
A qusnity Of Old iroa aad 0tbsr sFilrits
90 isdf0ut 10 psriculafzs,
A credit uaiii ths 10 of Otio5sf nslt fia
b. gives 81 ali tutas 81 IS sd sprsfds. Sc
pas0hassr rirtag S,r.i ni,i sffrorrd secsTi-
g. UnfsF lkst sum. re etsh gih hs 20.
sytes. WI FLANAGAN
Harss 4, less
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-22
GENERAL AssRuaLY or vIRC,,
ZION Ll.e Riehm.na ~.

fLECriOS OF COUNCILLOR.
The House on Friday lastsucceeded
IN executing the JOINT order for tie
election oil a Councillor to succeed MIR.
Mcfarland.
MIR. IL. A. Garland and Mr.. John VI +.
Patton were nominated. Three ballet
tings took place without an election -
On the fourth, Mr. Patton was elected
by lew votes majority.
After The second ballot. when the
fate OF Mr.. Garland was foreseen, aud
when the Vanites we're very anxious
TO escape defeat ty one Of Their Con-
Seryaiise brethren, an effort was made
to run MIR. Segas Of Northampton
But It failed. Mir. S. hal been fre.
queniIy solicitedto be candidate, snd
he had invariably declined mot dcsir-
Ing the Office, and wishing TO have no
participation in the scramble Tor the
Spots.
We understand She Loco F0eo party
arc exec cdingly sosc under the defeat.
aud would have greatly preferred the
election Ola Whig TO that OF Conscr-
yaiiye--@ lille tie Conservatives are
cxUiiing. aud CROW Justify at their iri.
inumph over their Radical brethren.
. The esuli has shown one gratifying
Tact, alluded 20 by Ccn. Bayly, that
ihe caucus system Is at sn cnd, and ihat
midnlgbt couClaSes can no more con-
irovl the action oi the Legislature. -
THIS Is someIhing-il IS much 10 rejoice
at
The FINAL yo,o for Councillor was as
follows.
Foa Jonx NJ. PArTox-McssrS.
Banks, Speaker Bsyly d a.. Poulson,
Rpes. Talirfetfo, stuart. Kinney,
Mitchell. C9bJs. Fyaa, SnoJgfass.
Skanks, Pcyion, Tupleli, Mallory.
Yaneey. Daniel, Corbin. Douglass.
Cordwell. iiil, Wilson. Servant. Lon.
ner Mssshsll, Digges. Dickinson.
Sheuard, Smith Of Gi.. rinneil. OJel.
PBk, Mullen, Bolts. MCandlish. Smith
OF K rsyloe. CONWAY. Luckei Beard
Taylor 81 J.. BGSe.i. lloymond, Bar
nett, Buck, iioJgos, brown. Cunning.
ban, Waits. "a Council, Voolfolk,
MAY. Tuns,an CabeIl, Fsihax. Shsnds,
Pendleion, Robertson, Leyburn. Cray
Davis. Cruieh6elJ, Ford, GOodson.
Walker Maybcrry-G6.
FoR HUcH A. GAELAgp.-Messu.
Randolph, Hollov ~ JeicF. Byrd. Tom
ball, Hubafd, Tbornbyrg, Cheatham,
Cox. Casileman. Vouzhan, Ssugsier.
Payne. Deskins. Paisley Keen, Wood.
Chapman Of g. s. NJ. Watkins, Ogles-
By, Spencer, Edmundi, Taylor Of H.,
White. Harrison, Flowers, Smith Of ]
Of W., Lueas. Wright. Shsdwiek, AZ.
- - - o. - ~ees--r 1890
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-22
Notices.

CT Divine service may be expected In the
Presbyterian Church 10 Smiihdeid. OF next
Sunday sfernooa, al J o'clock. p. NJ.
sLf>There viii be no preaching NJ the
Washington School House on next sabbath :
bat on the following sabbath there Will he ID J.
vine Service at the usual hour.
March 81.
SCJ- Notice is hereby given. that Mr. Jas.
DRowS hos consented To oct q, general Urea.
surer fr the Episcopal Church, Cbariesio~n.
snd will receive at his Store. ell Pes rehi.,
Subscriptions. or Dsnsiions, for sny purpose.
from tho f,iends of the Church. Pew Rents
ADD Subscriptions will bs due on the L., day
Of April next. By order OF the vesiry.
AND. KENNEDY, See
March 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-22

Meuss. RkrSoips and wlsn,SGrcS. we
ato pleased to learn. bavesSeep,ed the above
nomination. and ave therefore now fsirI! hes
fore the voter. Of jseeson. fos ,heir sus-
irssr, at tic shssu'T election.
Tic ..ominsiion Of these gehiietesn can
not but prove acceptable to The srea, boy
of the voters Of JEFFERSON, OF iss,t 10 ali Ihe
Wings Of NE county. They are both Meli
koown rs seuilemen.o Of the highest charae-
ter. Of sound political principles, Grm AMI
'consis,en, whiss, opposed 10 sub-Tres.Urtss,
hasd-money hvuibogs. sod tire various Wild,
vhioHsry. Den:ouisn, CalLouhisn,. AID Van
EureI destructive scheme sand IoetriDes Of
Tia present dsy-saHd, in bhort, are just such
men IS Mould rerrescurthe true prineiples Of
the eouniy Of JeGSr.oa st'ihe eapu1 Of tie
Old Dominion just such h,en as nc want in
The Legi,IAtUrc. to Eshshe, aud eHreGiie bu-
sianss, AVID men Who ~osld. advance the be,i
Interests Of Iheir eonst.iusp,s and OF Tie
Whole Connlpnwealsh.
Tteran BurenpaHyAwe upders,and, (for.
eonIrprf 20 s$pretatTon, we have not been
furnished with The Pfoestd;hss.) also heId'a
meeting on Mond,f last, bud nominated
ViLL,An LreAs and liExRI PIpiSGIE, Esqrs.
rs hs vun Buren, candidates.. for the House
OF Delegates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-22

AT meeting Of the whis party OF JsGsr-
,on county. held at the Court House, on Mon
day the 10Th instant, Taos,s cnieos. jr. Esq.
va, appointed Chairman, aud Bsxar Bsnar
snd wrrri.sC. wohraIxerex, Secretaries.
The object Of The meeting vas stated 10 be
tho nomination Of suitable candidates for the
House Of Delegates 10 the next Generai As
ssub.y. wbsreupon,
Eus-sRoD o. WASHINGTON, s.S
GEORGE REYNOLDS, E.qrs.
were nom.os,ed a. candidates.
On motion. il Wa, RssOlrsa. That the Seere.
,,,,es OF the meeting inform Mcssrs. WAVE
NGros and RrvNolps or their nomlna,ions.
Ga raotsoa. 1t wss 'ss,elssi. That ITO psc-
ceeJss, Of this meeting be pub.ishtd in The
Virginia Free Press.
The meeting. on motion. then adjourned.
rsIoMAs.GRIGGs, IT. .CSa;,Tas.,
!IE>ET BrRRs.
IVA. L. Msarliixersx, s s''s'''
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NOTICE.

n WOULD remind those Who s7Es their
y obligations at the ssis o. tie Reverend
JAMES BLACK, that ne credit sitsn
II ssid sale Wni tefminaie rn Ne sob u The
pressst month (Nisrch., The Sotes are I'll
o. my Pns'essiOa. Eith positive iusir8stions
that u rot paid when due, sui;s must b
brought disefiuinateiy
ABRAHAM SNYDER
y o. To oslire those inds1ied q, shep-
hsT6stOwn snd nsiEhborhool viii meet
Them - psviEL ESrtgss Tavern. on s5tur.
day Che 3lsl iasisst Others W. please ca
81 M fssi3enes. snd AVOID Goub.s.
Starch IS, is18 Ia As
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-22
THE MARKETS
1ALrIMoRg MkRKrr.

sttatft1 stAnHA
Fsv us west s-fs.v SSik-y srs-;-r, ln.,es &c
Specie. - poilsrs - per cent premium
hair doiisrs . per esnt.
BeEF--s5 so 10 -. according 70 qualify.
fLoug.-A slight deeItne since lsss wesk.
To-day, from wagons, 81 5ci frvm stores 81
see iasPeeiicns fos the week, 9,o2 barrsls,
t2t haf barrels.
wHEAr.-rhsfs ara now four or eve car
soss Of foreix" wheat sacsi, jet arrived. -
81 81 wss paid Tor ~ 900 bushels very prime
red from Wolga. A parcel of Maryland. good
red. vas sold some days ago stSl Sc
CORN --Sa'ss OF white at % 10 60 cent?,
and yellow nj 65 \ &C cents.
Rrg--e3 Co S. coats.
OtTS-5o 60 81 cents
CLovER-SEED. Prices have sdssaeej
Wagon price to-day s. So 10 sc Is; stors
price ~ To IS per bushsi
PLAsrER.--A cargo was sold 90 Thursday
st IS 17i par ION.
BACON Sales Of assorted Of Q etc 81
and 20 cents. Stock large.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-22
.1Ofire

AN ssiur8sy the asa dsy ~ the uosth.
" "a tks ns3suce of NJ Charles gtsisg.
30 ne fssn 81 ffrfe fs- FERRY. 7 gill gdef ID
pu3iYe a,efian. g. ihf highesi BIDDER. Z YETI.
siJ 81 n0GSEB0iO FGRNTICRE. sa4
scsas eOoDs. .NEkCfLlFDIZE. aaa yNIf-
Inert. 1hat propegiy spS toavsfsd b.
ttttai N Wlliam carrot a.. ~ desf %
trust dated september i3. 1887, sni nov 81
rfrosi n ne Clerks Ufiss aftks Co8atv
e satt q Jtfgrton Tsrns aade knsan On
re DAY 81 sae Sale 10 tsks place - two
o'eiosk.
Motley W. DEARiSG.
iisrftFi fsuT T,vs.as.
Mafeh 5, s3s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-22

Tho osfecisi dcuuHctston &c ths rsset.cs
u Dueliiag. eomss whh a BOT grace fro,n
sac Aininisiraiion party. According o. she
tests BY which they prltossed g. be governed
ol other great qIesiiuns. tie frsciice h4s r.
saivsd ths rsiira approval % that party
pibiiely Demonstrated IN tie tiecti0n of A..
trew Jacksoo.
Where was their horror ~ this "bioody
e'ds " vhsl ihsJ sass heir Vsiss. not fsf en-
ofiinafy duellist meselg, but f0f one sho
deliberately shot down bis unafmed sotaFo-
also
"a Is rsihsr 100 lafs ~ ihe day 10 set them
selves % ~ AoTslslt The iGielligsnec ~
TIE coinmualiy siil scout azd disregard ths
Vie hypoerisy az thosa Who are sn6sasofing
- turu ihs lsts dusl 70 party secOunt
lItisAnss-f VAC
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-22
aa5,a,EEn

Al ifaliiown, on Thursday ISs,. by the Rev.
T. w. S'm?aon. ME-. JouS w orr 60 Miss
MANI Et,T,BErn RosESBspsI, daughter OF
Mr Samuel Rokenb-ush-sil al this county
o. Thursday the l,i ins'sut. By tho Rev
John T. hargrave, MIR Jacos , aiILLER TO
Miss cArnAeiSG A. SSrorH. daughter of MIR
Abraham snyder--sil Of THIS county.
Near shepher.,osn, on Thur-dsy last, BY
tbs Rev. Dr.. Msrtia, Mr. Joux Rosrnus, Co
Miss SUSANNA D. LEcKi,pEr--aii OF thi. CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-22
MAJ. JOHN PETER.


The iiIeli,Svhce OF the death OF this gem
iIe"so Nssreceived by his numerous friends
m thi, county with emotions OF tie despes
regret and with feelings OF tho most pro-
iouad sorrow. Maj. r. left here last win
ter, picture Of health, and IA all the PRIDE
and BIO. ancy Of active manhood, To repre-
seni this couniy IN the Legislature OF yir-
gipis and little I'D hrs friends then dreLm,
that lie was bidding them a Gn3i flrewe.l
The death Of Maj p. j. a loss 10 his friends.
10 his county, Bad To bis State. lie was
gentleman uf no ordinary degree Of tlleot.,
had q remarkably vigorous aud discfininat-
tns mind possessed the incest sense OF honor
OF lively aud hospitabe DISPOSE ION, and 10
all the various relations OF llfe. had the CO.
TEEN aud was the admiration OF his fellow
men. We will rot say he was without In.
ptriection-but few perhaps could present n
more perfect model of a man aud fe W there
are who will go TO their graves with n more
enSlable character and with more heartfelt
regrets. We copy the follow ing notice Of
his death, and brief tribute 10 his memory,
from. the National Iuieliigeneer:
DIED.
On Monday, the 18th instant, al the resi-
dence OF George &. " ashjn:ton, ESQ on tho
Heights Of Georgetown. Major JOHN Pc
TER, Of Jefferson county, Va. in the SSH
year O. his sge
IN tho death OF this gentleman, (says the
National inteiligeneer,) we have 10 mourn the
loss o. ono who. by his kind and liberal di,po-
siIion, social virtues, aud general hospitality.
had endeared himself TO q large circle Of
friends. Ia this community lie was well
known aad justly appreciated, and, having
been fur some years the Mayor Of GeSrse-
to~r, he commanded IN an eminent degree.
the respect and confidence OF her citizens -
Removing TO Virginia. he became member
OF the last as well as the present Legislature
Of that State.
AZ Clrcievillc. Pickaway County, Ohio, or
the It'll OF sistrh. Mr.. WILLIAM HALL, for.
meriy resident OF this county. aged ~ years.
eoNMuSicLTEDl
On Thursday last, JAMEG HGsRf ScoLLAY.
infant son Of DR.. J. J. "a. StralIh, Of Charles
town, aged 10 months.
- Sweet infant sparkling gem Of Heavenly
dew.
Who. shone. gli.iened. and then withdrew:
Methinks hear the deep. parental sigh.
Calling back tho little chefub now on high
Stay, fond ParenIs. stay thy CLAIM, dry your
tears,
As he Is gone where are no earthly cares!
Then, let your sobbing bo,oms cease To mourn,
Since angels him TO Heaven hath borne +"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-22
nTnTHnr.

TIVE psrinsfstip heretofore sHrsiirg 81
Lsstnsh, lsa.rtos c'ssnty. vifElnis. %.
der ihs 6rr q Y e. EUCES O. was On
ths ~ dpy % Esfsb, 1875. dissolved By
n1tusi consent
Tie businsn hsfssflsS will be conducted
aaasr t,s 6fm Oft c. &. nuca, uho sr-
f4ny sltb0fizsd 70 settle tie sHiifs q tee
laie cobcero.
MEREDITH HELM,
THOs q BUCK.
Wareb 3. is1s-3ls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-22

r S-is 81 AEll,. l4.rd. &s ,o-asv. rssr
lir' s-ri.iI,il. nctsrisy rH,nfy. ~ 4. F.uik-
.ni Aifiei Ross, Ai.s,a4sis-ias " Ivyl
W-ri. led
q. Qr.ssie q fsfsonal Properly. today. THUR
"'' ~ Cs'hssiue MISSIONER, uesr iiap>fs-
LIa'lr ~ Psr'11ai pfoIsur. by J hn Gard
eer, "tsr csaesor's dey,,i. o.. lass.i.y i,e1t.
g-rsso Advertisements. ~ euuti ps!..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-22
GLENDOWER.

Wis Eno and high-bred horse, will stand
The present season al my stable IA
miles from Leslown, OIL NOndsys, Tux sdsJs,
aud Wednesdays; and at Msrtinsburg on
ThorsdsJs, Fridays snI Saturdays, at the mo-
derate prize &c SIS tho season, and as To
insute-Si0 Will DO charged Tor tie single
service,
GLENDowER, OF high and pure blood, l.
a beautiful rich bay, 5lears old, nsstIy &c
hsnds high. very eompacily buili, Gno bone
and action. aud rarely SURPASSED IN form
add fuhs;aneo lie has proved himself n
sure breeder. sad many Of b.. colts can be
seen tbis spring. lie was sired b. the cele-
bratod race horse, Rockingham" nut or
DE Vernon. Rockingham wss tie f1li bro
thsr Of John and Betsy hichsTd.. eli by Ar.
ehy. For psligfee, see Turf Regi,terl
DE Vernon was by lloanes' jubilee. out OF
Fiors; Jubileo by lad0 peudenec, out % Cyg-
ret, by Diomej; Independence was hj Oh
Fearnadght, out az Dolly Fine. By SBsef
Eye. Fiors. dan Of die yeraoa, vas by
ii0skins' SIR Peter. out Of q bedford mare.
Imported Bedford, )pufchased by Mr.. Bfooke
81 M1niipiko. a. . large price, on account "
her high char3cter Aud aoek
Pssiuss osGFan vii DO furnished 10 mares
from distance ~ the ssIIi rates, boi no
is1biiiiy Tor escapes or acc ideuts.
iFreKiisr attshdsnee. OF psfiioE rib tie
mare, fOrfsits the ,nsufanrs.
ANTHONY KENNEDY.
EimwOof, MsFch ~, ts18 IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-22

~ Hulss holden in tir Clerks Of1-s Of the
Circuit Superior COun Of Law ard ca 40.
oery for Jefsrson couniy, The hsst Mon.
day ~ March. isJ5i
Husy N'isti'y aad Wayy So rle
FLtwriggs,
AGAINST
Joia Hasyisf Drprtaiy. Banihoa Dsg-t1iy,
Saai,si flsstssiy sisa Bssyssrfy cd Hsi-
~ Daughifig. hsiu aad aihibuisss y Jaha
Dsaghsrs. dlcd and Joia r Cook,' ed
Linanf 4 H. H. DlEGxsArTs,
~ CiiANCEnY.
rFrHE dofcndsat, John s.sufife DauEhsny,
a not hattng oatsFed hs sppssfsnoc, sBJ
riTea security according 10 tie act 81 asson,-
BY snd lh6 rules q ibn court and u ~.
peofiog ~ ssssfseiory evidence ibst BE- -
Qoi a. nhsbitsni of this eouairy n - ssf,y-
-. that the said defendant Do sppesr here
90 he fftt asy ~ ne vert terra. ed antwsr
TIE bii of he pisintigs. ed ibl' a eopy Of
IBIS order BE- fssthehh Inserted IN toas
ssssgaPer publssksd b. Chsrisstevn. for 3
oonihs socestsigeiy, and posted 81 ths fssai
aoef II The coari-iioass - ibe ssid taws q
ChasiaslsHn. a eopY--Ttsts,
R0BgRT y BkoWN, clsk
AarsA -, is18.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-22

A correspondent Of the Richmond
Euquirer. speaking Of the late collision
in debate between Messrs. Clay and
CALHOUN, says:
1T was doubtful during the whole
confiict on whose standard victory
would perch, until Clay quoted from
Caihoun's speech in 1894. a denuncia-
ton in strong terms OF the Sub Treasu-
~ scheme. Under this blow the South
Carolirian seemed TO s,agger; aud. al
though be renewed the hgh, mos, gal,
lan,ly ia attempting TO explain this de-
nunciation, and prove that i, was no,
Incompatible with his present position.
We, be evidently did not eniisei, reeo-
rsr from he 6lop. The Kentuckian
from this moment was evidently in
the ascendant"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-22

FIRE -oa sassr lay nish, las,. one Of She
U. $. Aruaory buildings o. usrPsfs Ferry
'nsd as a Proof IIou.s. - uas destroyed by
hre--oeeasiOnsd, !, Is believed. BY seeileni -
The workmsn, wo undessl1ni. were gased
- he building. on saturday. proving guns.
AID late 81 night The Gie wss discovered its,i-
i's from the Interior Of ne bsildins. when loo
ilis % save A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-22

NIssissifPL.-fhe Governor has issued
his Prociams,iou, ordering a new election Of
memsers OF Congress. TO take place on ,he
23l and 2Iih Of April. Aiessrs Pseaiiss and
Word arc sgain IN the Geld, opposed by
Me.srs Claiborne and Ghol,on.
MANY The Gostrnor OF this State has
slso ordered an election 10 be heiG in A pril, Go
iii the tassncy iRconEress Occasioned b the
death Of Mr; Cilly The. death OF Mr.. ciL
{. ley. as wa 20 be expected, creates great ex-
eaeaentin his oSn dhtIiei. and efforts are
Masking by the Van bureh party to turn il to
political aeeouh, A Wing. however. it !.
sail. viii eerlsjniy b. elected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-22
FARM ZOE RENT.

lnHE ,ah-efib'r, ~ill rsbt. to the hikhsss
- bidder, foE sa,h,
On Ftiiy lie I'D ia,i. (.Hsret.)
Before tsa Couri-Bouse donr in Charles.
town, THE FARM opposite Cob Jss Hhs's
Nils, on the Shenandoah kivsf. formerly
Tho property ~ Nsihsrei Crslghhi, deed.
contair'sS from 10 TO zoo sefss Of tlesrsd
lrUi. The tenant ~ill rot be sllo~sd 10 cgi-
ii's'e more than ons-hsH tie cleared IauJ
- uhtst sid corn, nor piii hs BE allowed
~ eni ssy timber on ne lard. except ubst
nav Be SAntias Tor The nee u i.s fafm
hohf and god sscssdy wiu be rsqairsd
~ he rect WILLIAM CROW.
RICHARD DJFFIELD.
Msreh IS. iats
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-22

WORCESTERSHIRE ELEcTrON. --rh.
''ilrn, si'gw grcsl change ia f,vtr Of TIC
"hiFs issts~n, give wiiioa. ibo wig saa.
..is's ror Gosrrno-, ~ .63s. s5i IIin, nsg v o
r''.iidSie. 90 .A7-sboot e1 toves u be- heard
'.a'ns believed Ii',, The ybigs hsve elected
IN irriiy q both iioeses % ,i'e Legislature.