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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
IyC0SiU

MUSIC
NOR the Piano Forte and Guitar. ai.o s,rinr.
- for the Guitar and Violin, for sale nj the
Charis'town Book and Apoibecsry Store.
LINES BROUE
April Z. 1889.
Persons wishing TO have Piano. tuned
ran have done NJ applying - sboys J. h.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
Virginln. Cd wif,


Virginia, 60 wit:
AZ Rules holdsa " the Clerks Office Of ths Cir.
cut Superior Court Of Lsw End chaaeery Tor
Jefferson county, tbe frat kiondsy Ia April.
1893:
Jssnes Lang, PLArNrirT,
AGAINST
John Psschsr, Jr. sHd John PescAsr. ST.,
DEFENDINp,
~ CILs-VcERY
gFNHE defendant. Joho PssehsF. JS. not hsvine
enisrsd bis appearance. and gives security
seeoFding 70 The act Of assembly aad The rules
Of this court; sed y sppesribg By satisfactory
ssitsnea that he 10 not an inhsbitant Of shis
sosntFy % sr4sTsG. That ihs said defsndan,
do APpsar here. 90 the tsnth deg Of the nsIl
term. snd ansvsr Tie bill Of the pIsisttd; end
that eoPy Of this order b. forth eth inserted
y soms nsvtpspeF published n Chsrissiown.
.of too moths susesssivsiy. and posted 81 the
front door q The soarthoass u The ssit Town
% Chaslsstovn.
A Copy
RoBERT 7. Brown. oIrt
April ~. 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

Il Wish 10 Purchase.

March %. 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
NOsterw and GForea.

BOnnets a. Hats.
Fine :, 8, ssd IL Braid Bonsets,
Palm Leaf Hoods,
Plaid Willow do.
Fine Floreoee Bonpeis,
Boys and Mems Hats.
Boy's green and black Palm Leaf Hats,
" black and white do. do
Meas black sad drab Russia do.
black and Sbite SILK do.
black and white FUR do.
Bonnet and other Ribbons. Of superior. bssu-
tifui and fashionable assorted eolofs,
Assorted BFsids,
straw csrd. and Pipises Of Ell eoloss.
Black 4 white Crspe-Bosnst silk ssd Lislngs,
Boots & SHOES.
Ls5iss' Sal. and fee KID Slippers,
Ladies fine Nd, and Victoria shoes,
Ladies Morocco shoes and Slippsrs
Gentlemens Fire Boots.--do. Cslf-skia shoss,
Do. high hesisd Shoes sad Boots,
DO Buek-skin shoes.
Boys hne aad coarse Shoes,
Ladies yiotoris wsfkinE shoes.
Nissss shoes. general sssoSimeut beth q sire
color. and q an sHirs quality,
Meas BroEan shoes,
Gents Cslf-skin Paaps Of Zee qualiiy,
DO. spfing heel d..
Add sanJ o,bsr kiuds Of Boots saa sboss.
HNrds0are.
A beautiful assoftnss.t q Bs,dsesrs. Of splsndiS
fashionabis, substantial qssiiy.
Grecertes.
Also, largo sod sEesiisat s,sosl@sss q Gro
esriss.
Woodsn aad TIA W~s
bsausifui sssortmsst u wooass ssd Tie
IRON and mills.
large sssortasai - iroa. Nails So Lsaihsg.
sd msay other ARTICLES too uumsrsaa % nee
i'es--ail q vAiet ths sabtcfibss bas sluags 81
hsad, End iatsn6, 70 ksspa Esot ssDDiy. wbish
be pledges hioseh 10 cell as iov, " 80 lovsr.
tee. = y. DORIAN.
HsrpsrtFsrry. April ~, is5s--se
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
Saddle, Work, q Biooded Horses
TOR SAID.

thloCR ie'e priced work Horses. for cart or
- snJ kthd Of shan caFrsgs-two ssddls
hofse-' ore large, seiivs. end veil gated
h"Tse-ths other pretty well GATED. suitsbls for
. msn 81 Moderate siss. Also, . Biooded Mare
sired ny Byron. dan raised BY the late Mr. Nat
ihsS Page 81 Clarke county. Virginia. Who -
said 10 hs's bred from The very beat stock Of
bloOdsd horses N We.
" not sold 81 private ssls previously the shove
property viii be aold on the FIRST dsy Il the
next Superior Court 10 be hpldsa for JsHsnos
county. On credit % siH months, By bosd anA
approved security being gives.
JAMES l.. HANSON
April 4. 1879
hs's 'iiR Corn. Hay ssd Rye for sale,
sd ssssral more fresh Cess IR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
Con.l,MmM OrdYrs.

VIZ company under my commsnd Is ovder-
n ed 10 parade at the usual place in Charles
town. on the ID Saturday IN this month. and
precisely al II o'clock, 4. N No excuses will
be tstpn from those not on the ground az the
designated time.
April 4, 1892.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
-. EA.EsMI

Containing $40 ACRES, lying ID washIne-
on county, adjoining the lands Of Yirty. Bskes
nd smith. This is good second rate Land ssA
'as . Zoe stream Of waller running through IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
TAElE

Adjoining The Ani'e,sm Iron Works. containing
about SOD &GtlsisS OF the beat Limestone
LAND. 1his Farm ., well improv- ~>A D.
ed, we'll wstersd, and has n full pro- X2B{S
portion OF the hnest Timber Mo- $V4s8
thing but an anxious desire 10 settle
the debts Of the late John Brisn, deed could
induce The heirs to sell thi. highly valuable
farm.
Also. a FARM on the south side Of the
Potomac river IN Jenerson county. Virgins,
conta ming
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

FHVns sssseFibsrs kass e. $50 = asrpsr ~
n nscssnkss SOLID noAnDa
3 y. 3 2. ". AfeorETW
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

"TK hsss vscsi,sa ssvsfas es,ss ~ Beaver
w en1 sise Hsts, q svssy snality. snsne.t
vAiee @ey - feu1d ~ ssfy lstesf styiss, nst
e Eseaeet psiees- ia e 2. NtlARa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
yyGFwiulR

N0ITUlEo
FEfHg subscribers tsks tbs naihoS Of ingor.-
\ ing those persons Indebted - ihsa, ihst n
they do GOT peg the amosat Of their claims
previous 70 the LET dsy Of hsy ssxt. ihsy vilI
BE- pisesd 10 ibe hands ~ 90 oaiesr for esli~e-
too. They ere eompelied 70 sdoDs the eoagss
- they sKPsst 10 BE- absent sftsr that dsy
TURNER q MARK.
shsphsrastsun. April 10, 1919 Ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
PUBLIC NILE
April "a. 1879

sbE sueser'ber ~ili Offer, st public ale. %
Ssi~dsy fAs 2otA isasnf. 81 bi, r..sdeaes
70 so,rsr. sn MS Household and Kitchen rurn,-
'ure. STOCK. &C.. consisting Of
O"s Mahogany seereiary and Book
Oas Mahogany sideboard-I bureau
Doe par Of Elliptic D,u,ag Tables.
Dining sad Breskfss, Tables,
Two dozen Windsor Chairs,
several Feather Beds, Bedding q Bsdstesds.
s'o.ss. and variety Of all tinds OF Kitchen
soo o'her furn'ture necessary for house kee p,nx.
small lot Of Corn and Rye by the hushel,
About 1900 lbs. Of good Bseoa--Lard.
shses OF Bses-ons Cart nearly new,
Bsrstear and shovel PiouEhs.
wood Ladders-one Marc and Colt,
side.
III Hogs Brood sovs aud Pixs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

Censp@nW Orders.
qpIfE esmpaay usSsr ~ ssan.st = ortsrs1
- . psftSs a. no ussai eiess. - ~ lass
estastaT n tkis moafA, a ~ o'sieek. .
,. W. RETNoLDs, CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
THE HOUSE AND LOT

, nov occupy, u not sold At private sale before
the 10th inst will then be offered Al public sails.
As intend to remove to the West early in Nav.
The above property Will be sold for resdy n.o-
nsy' Sale TO commence st 10 O'Clock, IL good
westher-u unfavorsbie. on the next Monday
RIcfLiRD r. CRUZE.S.
ApriI H. ls1o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
Narprrs=Tcrrp &anfnga En-
atftuffau.

HNHE Stockholders and DcpoStors NJ this In
sii,uiion are hereby notified, that an election
for the requisite number OF Directors will be
held AT the Room Of the ans,iiuiion. on MON
DAY NEXT, 22d April, at 4 O'Clock, 4. NJ.
under the sureriniendcnce OF Thomas Hughes,
J. ii. King, Asaph Wilson. David Gilbert. and
Thomas Russell, Jr the said Directors TO serve
for one year.
+. BECkHAM, Treasurer.
April 1s, 1859.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
Famcy Articles.

AOFNETs, Eibbssas ed AriiAsisI Flossrs
ID isrss nsssriasut.
HAaPER a WHITE
SAephsFtssova, April Z. Isz9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

AIE have just rsesivs6 ssv bhls p.is.
w AsehsrsL - E.P afLLER
ApgH a.. 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
O Yes! bargains to be had
lit Cheapstde, No. 4.

o Yes! bargains to be had
1t Cheapstde, No. 4.
VIE subscriber has just returned from the
Il Eastern Cities with . beautiful, splendid.
fashionable, and general assoriment Of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
Something more splendid THAI has ever been
offered IA this place. as expense and care has
not been spared in his selection Of Goods. tie
invites the public to come and examine his as
sortment. ., he - certain that not an article will
fail 10 please them in point Of be auty styIs ele-
Gsoce and price. He would particularly invite
the attention OF the Ladies to his stock of Fan
ey Goods. which are unusually extra Cue. He
believes that any one who will take the time TO
examine his sssortment. cannot fail buying be.
fore leaving His stock consists, in part Of The
following articles:
Clsfhs and Cdssimeres, sc.
Super. dsliah. brown, olive, invisible green blue
black. orange, Oxford, mixed, &c. Of differ
ent prices and qualities,
Summer Cloths and csssiu,eres Of q beautiful
assortment,
A very beautiful assortment Of Summer Good,
suitable for mems and boys apparel,
summer CassImeres and French DrilI,ngs.
Brown, irish. and French DriIIing.,
Hamilton Stripes and Marseilles Ne,tinYs.
Esuperior plain & figured Silk and Satin vesting.
Vslencia aud Marseil!es yestings Of .derent o.
| iors and qualities,
Black, blue black. and fancy eolored Lu.tripr.
Gro-ds-Nsp. and erode Swiss Silks,
MousIin-de-Lanss. assorted eolors aad qualities.
Chslley Of an extra quality. beauty and fashion.
Russia Sheetings, Irish and Scotch 10, IL, sad
| 1874 BarnsIey Sheetings,
Irish Linens, Tickings, Apron Checks.
Penitenti.ry and other Do.ne>lie PiaiJs,
Black and white Lawns, very pretty article,
Light colored Lawns, and French caleoes Of n
superior quality.
French Chintz, English aud Americsn Calieoss.
Cambria, Book. Jsekooet and Null MusIi,s.
Cros,-bsrred and Swiss Muslins,
Fancy, Satin striped and Painted Lawns and
Csmbrics,
Black Silk vestings-blus York James,
| 81 French Bombsxiues,
Birds Eye and Russia Diaper End Crssh.
CarPe'ng-Brown and black Hollands,
Brown snd BIeashed Domesiics Of great Va.
| riety OF qualities,
ustionis best black Lnsiring Silk,
| Thread Lsces and Edgings. Bobinet Footing.
BObnei Lsees and Edgines.
French and other Worked Muslin Collars
Linen Csmbries and Linen Cambria Hdk'6..
Linen Cambria hem-siitehed Hdk'fs Of beautiful
quality,
Fancy Scsrfs and Handkerchief,
Ponges and spit'lsfsId Handkerchief,
American Nsnkeens, manufactured Of Georgia
cotton.
A very beautiful assortment Of twisted SILK and
Fancy HaBdksrehefs,
Hosiery and Chores.
Ladies' English black Silk Hose,
Do. Go. white do. do.
DO. white and black Cotton Hose,
DO. Lambs Wool and Aerino Hose,
les arta ~ ~ .nA o.f
Do. white, black & other eolorsd Cotton do.
Do Msrino and Lambs Wool Hose.
Ladies' black and other colorsd Kid Gloves, Of
asuperior quality,
Ladies' black and other eoIOr'd Silk and Cotton
Thread Gloves,
Lsdies' Beaver Gloves,
Meas super Beaver. Hoskin & Buekskia Gloves,
Md, Tbrssd, Silk. and Cotton Gloves.
Ladies Silk Bobinst Gauzs, black, white sod
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
Trust Sale.

Trust Sale.
N pursuance Of = deed Of trust from Baker
Il TsPsceu, To the undsr,igned, recorded IN
the county court Of Jefferson, will be offered. n,
Pusl'c sale, At Daniel Enilers tavern IN shep-
herdsio~n. 90 Saturday hs 4n day Of Ma, asrt.
the following Property. 90 ~n:
A Lot Of Ground
Near shepherdstown, containing seres aud "a
poles, conveyed 10 lad Tspscou By Jacob
Haynes. deceased half Of LOT No. a..
70 ShePhsrdsto~n, conveyed TO said Tsp,eott by
John Ciayio'-Lot No. l0i in said to~n, con-
veysd 20 said rsPscou by John Mar.hsll-Lo,
No i49 IN said town, conveyed TO ssrd Tap.co,t
oy George and David Hswu-and Lot No. I4s
IN said town, conveyed TO said Tsp,eett by John
Ludwig. &c.
T,rr"s Of sais-one-,hird OF the purchase mo-
sey 20 cash, one-ihiri in six. and one-third IN
Twelve months from the day Of sale. The pur-
ehsser' giving bonds with security for The de-
ferred payments.
HENRY BERRY,
THOMAS HtTE,
March %. 1899. T,u,,,,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
T. SMALL TRACT

Lying on the railroad. shout half a mile from
hsrPer'ferry. This piece Of land s Improved
BY several TENEMENTS. and - valuable from
"' convenient distance from the Ferry, sHordinx
residences Tor the workman At the Ferry whsp.
rents srs high and houses difficult to be proeur-
ed. There are several convenient and never
failing snrinzs nm N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

Be'ides Prizes OF $25O-s200-Slm-
500. Sc.-snd the Lowest $40
Tickets sso-ffsir,' SO Q-s, .ss-EissAs Ass.
ORDERS
FOR THE c.iPIT.iL PRIZES, ~sy via .<,.s.
b sLarssssi 10
JOHN CLARK,
April 81. 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
Tracts Of L.R.O.D,

Lying ~ Plesssns valley. NsshiaEsoo csys,v
containing seooi from 10 10 IS Acres. sseA lsd
on 70 sn'' esfisia farms. sb,sh ths, ssjo,a. sse
wh,ce ~hi b highly dssirsbls sesai,,,soss 90
The sabscriher uill also cell. 81 ne Uotsf ~
w bpsey. - CssfEetsss. ~ .gs-4-v "a. GA
ssS y 9ssy "eFf. - 10 e'ciost. ssv.rsl vslusbss
1slolgaS- and LcGe.
LyinE N ssd tovn. psrti,uisg ssssy,pssss
81 his PsoPsfiJ Siu b pssssstsS 10 . fsssss
advertisement,
The sasst65sf has sei Eissa - fuii aad Dav-
neuisr description q ths gtopsFy ~ shs a.
ssFiisefneht - he souid si,h, hsesoss a soalA
sell he sdfsrt'ssassst 10 . crest fsnrth. bs,s
~ isriiss ~ persons dssiross ~ Dussasssus :,
ssa@ins ne property bsfofs De AZ ~ ssls.
'hsi ihsy asJ BE- prepared - ~ sossiAips lsks
q fer prics.
IN Tsrps # sris ere, sns-tAi,S 4. s.sh. 49,
ihsd n oss yssf, Sod oss-shiFa !. tee vssss.
sish isisfsst IRON the esy - ssis. tAs pas-
ehaseF - figs noisa via god sscvfity. y -
approved - he trustee. TIE gropsFiy % h
eoarsyed sftsr 81 fhs purchase saeesy : o.tA
JOHN MCPHERSON. Trasf.s.
- ~ - y nsy ~ ssesssssy co. Ne - IL.
~He Col hePhsrspa ~ ihs eoassgsses.' =.
ee~pls's Ne titis 70 ssy - fss properly - -
si'a' asSef as Foregoing adssFtissusas. . sil
- %.
JOHN aiepHKRsON nnfEN.
suvsiri-s psrfasy n t.Aa B.4sa. 80 v,.,s.... =.
s''.s = e. l.Aa Jzsfksrs,.. ls,'1
Feb - ie14-fs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
A Tract Of Land.

Lying Berkeley county. Va 90 the Poloass
u'er. about Eve mites from cisarspriss. THIS
land - cell Timbefed. sBs he. on a ss sx,s.-
','s deposit % IRON ORE. ~hish r.alo-
sss hs'e PF'oouneed - pure add r,eh qualily.
ne subscriber Will also SELL IL The sane t,uss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

R0S3PoNEN1ENr.
~ The above sale - postponed until SA-
TuRDAY THE 9TH INSTANT.
April IL RRC
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

Corn and Oats.
HAVE fos sais ore hundred barrels ~ CORs
n ssd iso hustTsd ED sfy bashsls II OATs.
Apssl ~. 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
II TR.ICT OF E.g.v'ED

ConisininE shout 100 ACRES. aud sdjoIn-
'og the ls"ds Of Peter Miller. Thi, land lie.
about one mile and half bslow HArpsrs-rsrrJ.
and can at . modsrate expense be made valua-
BILE as small farm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
lJo ACRES

lJ0 ACRES
or the frat quality Of Limestone LAND. Il
"ss along the river for nearly . uiie, sHordinx
scee's hereto from every field. % 10 improve cd
with good Dwelling House and Barn, and "a
ven situated Tor raising grain and -four for the
'eorsetown and Baltimore markets, Il wing In
. rich wheat growing country.
TWO LOTS
Adjoining Shepherdsiswn. eoptsining Ii Acres,
bounding on the Potomac River and nov An q
state OF good cultivation.
A Tract Of Timber Land.
Lying two miles from She Pie rd.to~n. and in
Washington county. This land lies on the Po-
tomse rivsr, Is Of the fret quality and ,ery
heavily TImbersd. The tract contain. ~,
ACRES. and would make q haud.oms 40
Productive farm.
s EGAoT Oh GAYDa
Containing $50 ACRES. lying adjoining to
The land OF David Russell aud Thom.s, 10 " ash
inston county. The soil ). superior, and ~ IN
prosuce ~hest equal IN quantity and quality 20
any land IN the county. Tins IL highly desl-
rsble trse, Of Land TO any person wishing TO ..-
cure small and productive farm.
a TRACT OF LAND.
con'ainir. 900 AG;lsls, hing 10 wash.
mgtou county, shout 4 miles ffom tIarper,-rss
ry. This farm is improved with a Dwelling
and Barn, aud Is we'll wstersd.
~ &.ALsMs
Containing $40 ACRES, lying ID wa,hine-
'oa county, adjoining the lands Of Yirty Bske,
and smith. This is good second rate Land ana
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
$50 ACRES OF LAND

This Farm 70 highly improved by
large, convenient, aud elegant 2f1nH
MANSION, all necessary stsbiiss {kIR
and out-houses. Barn, end IN az &2&8
'ensi's Orchard OF young PRATT Trees of me
choicest Kind. The timothy meadows are sl-
tersivs and inferior TO none IN the county. and
the arabic land highly productive. This farm
under the management Of good farmer could
be made highly productive; and =. q residence
combining heaiih, beauty OF prospect, and ex-
The subscriber will also sell. nj public sale.
S' Trustee sIo'e'sid 80 Htdns,d-y iAs la If .s.s.
al III O'Clock, at the Motel Of John NJ. Eaode.
10 sharpsbSrs. IN Washington eouaty. Nd, that
Rich and highly T.4LU.4BLE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
Virginia, 10 wit:

April ls. 1889 --3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
"A TRACT

Con'sihing 100 ACRES OF LAND. 90 Of whIsA
is ~ hrst-rsis Timbst. This land a II ,.o.,,o-
fpsii'y, equal 70 any ~ Washington eosnty. ed
adJo'ns The farm Of she Rev Mr. Adsms Toa
person wishing small. hfst-rsts farm, this
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
A TRACT IF LAND,

I.ad OF for 100 Acres Of excellent yS,aGOsr
Jssd. and ~eli waterrd. Th,s Tract lies sb.a,
10 miles from khOrers'viile. in Washington
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

A REVOLUTIONARY HERo eoNE.--An
old soldier died at Steuben, in New York,
few days since. The New York Sun,
in noticing his death, relates the following
incident -" Among the foreign volun-
teers in the army Of the revolution, the
reader can but remember the name ofBa-
ron Steuben. After the treachery OF Ar
mold he could not bear to hear the namo
or any allusion to him. Once, while re-.
viewing regiment Of light horse, he in
cldentally heard the name which he so alb.
horred. He ordered tho person bearing
it to the front, and was astonished at tho
appearance OF a young and gallan, rider
of portly bearing, excellently equipped.
Change your name, brother soldier,"
said the Baron, you are too rcspec,a-
Bile to bear tbs name ola traitor "What
namo shall / take, General 7" said the
soldier. " Any you please. Mine is at
your service" An offer so honorable
was thankfully accepted, and the name Of
S:euben was entered on the roll. Tho
soldier whose name was thus changed,
carried his new name until the day OF his
death.1
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

NEWS, POLITICS. &c.
RECEPTION OF MR.. TALMADGE.

III
Agreeably to previous arrangements
Senator Talmadge on his return from
Washington was received at the steam.
boat wharf in New York, by his friends.
The express of the 9th inst. gives the fol.
lowing account:
The Hon. N. P. Talmadge reached
this city yesterday about o'clock, IN the
Steamboat independence, Capt. Shultz.
The Boat was dressed out in flags. and
made very fine appearance as II came
up tho North River. Al the wharf a We.
nv large concourse Of citizens welcomed
Mr.. TaImadge both on horse back and on
foot. and a band OF music leading, he was
escorted up Broadway in Bsrouche,
attended by General Doughty and the
Hon. Gideon Lee, to the Astor House,
where rooms had been provided Tor hun.
He was most enthusiastically welcomed,
and the reception must be very gratlly-
inc 10 him. We see in it n strong OK
preston of the voice Of the People
teaching the factious Senate IN Albany
lesson II will feel, whenever the People
can reach il. These expressions oil opln-
ion toward Mr.. Talmodge, let it be mark
ed, arc tho voluntary expression OF the
People. No preparation, no effort IS ne.
cessury for them. They looked upon
him as man marked for prescription,
because he dared to take an independent
stand, and they are determined TO sustain
him.
Gen. Doughty addressed Mr.. Tai
madge at the Astor House very briefly,
upon his independent course in the Sen
ale. which had brough. down upon him
the assaults Of the Federal Government
of which course, what the People
thought, he himself was seeing in the
warm appreciation of the people before
him. Gen. Doughty also welcomed INN
to the CITY, and rendered him lis thanks
for great public services rendered. MI
Talmadge in reply, alluded TO the Great
Battle 10 November last and alluded 70
his readiness to try the battle over again
November next. The People he exhor-
ted to be on the alert, so as again TO WIN
the admiration of their friends as well as
the report Of their enemies.
Masonic HALL-EvENING.-An I'M
menso crowd assembled in the Masonic
Hall las. evening, 10 welcome Mr.. Tai
madge-n sea ofheads indeed--such as
even Masonic Hall seldom has, and this
Notwithstanding il rained abundantly du-
ring the whole evening. Tho reception
was uncommony hearty. In this, the
Wing Temple, every man seemed %
give vent to tho strongest expressions Of
appreciation, and such as made the Great
Hall ring with their applause. II was
brilliant scene, which could not but have
been gratifying TO the honored guest o.
the occasion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27
nj EDICIN K 5 .
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