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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16

Arrest ofthe Murderer Of Laughiin.-This
morning, under a bench warrant issued by
Chief Justice Brice, a man named jefferson
Griffith, alis John Alexander, was arrested
and brought before the city court, charged
with the murder of Thomas II. Laughlin on
the 4ih ult. After undergoing an examination
Griffith was committed TO Jail, to answer to the
charge of wilful murder.
Griffith is a locofoco, and ! understand was
not many months since, parloned out of the
peniteniiary by our loco foco Governor, where
he had been sentenced for a murderous as
sault on two inoflensive young men. Balti-
more June 5.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16

A Sign IN on rrrginia.-Thc Democratic
hcpuoilesn, 10 Morgan county, Va.) hereto
Tore neutral. IL not friendly to the Van Buren,
Administration, has tois,ed the dag OF Harm
con and Tyler. The editor declares tia, he
Is Firmly welded TO the principles Of Jefcr-
son Democracy, and that mr. Van Buren, hav.
ing, IN his measures, grossly and palpably Vi
olaied these Democratic principles, he cannot
supper, his re-elec'ion.-Thc premises are
undoubtedly correct, and the conclusion Is
such as alone becomes a Democratic licpub-
lean"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16

DC huHors OF the journal of Commerce
been favored with the following extract
svet, dated.
Charleston, May 81, 1910
~ Just heard from Augusta ia relation
bod; accounts Of which no doubt will
cached you before this letter. The
. 7Pdly subsidig, and has fallen IG
MORNING s;ncp ) o'clock, when the
XII Horse Creek, 8 miles this Size of
0g. II appears that the water spread
Augusta to tire depth of IL or Is inches,
NJ feet, rs the newspapers report it.
| oIlhe Stores in Broad Street had from 8
inches water on their floors. There
! 10 have been but very few goods dam
10 Augusta. In Hamburger, which was
PEI to Tie extent of 6 or 10 feet, the dam
fviH be very great. No lives lost in ci-
place, so far as we yet know. The crops
p rivers have been entirely destroyed,
lhe planters Throughout; this State and
rsa will suffer very much from the heavy
washing up the Corn and Cotton. The
stock %(caitle and hcgs) in the swamp
Hons will be very great. IL is the great
d within the recollection of our oldest
anis.-lndeed, plantations that have
onsidered far beyond the reach Of a
ave been entirely covered. The great
sage done in Augusta is to tie streets,
ee, and the wharvos.
e holeAare said to be washed in the
NJ many cases cndangering the safety
a2oous houses. About one third of the
sws4a+ of. The loss of cotton in
efg,hH said, will be TO the extent OF
@@o bales. In Augusiai it will not be
alhough the warehouses suffered
hl'A Petersburg boats passed through
p1H % Augusta, and were Of great use
Properly. Ahouse was seen to pass
un nser with a child about three years
sanoihg Ia the door. The child was
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16
GOOD FROM THE FIRST DISTRICT

District Convention 1.-The Wing Young
Men Of the First District are preparing for a
Convention TO be held on the 9Th OF July
The call IS signed by about four hundred citi-
zens. As appears further from the notice, is
to meet Eat the Log Cabin to be erected in
Stralton. for the occasion, on the Green Noun
iains, a little East of the height OF land near
the Turnpike Road leading from Arlington 10
Wardsboro'-for the purpose ofdiscussing the
political affairs Of the country To nominate
a suitable candidate to represent the District
in Congress To respond to the nomination
of State officers and Presidential Electors,
which may have been made 10y the State Con
ven,ion al burlington. And TO transact such
other business as the %eXigencies of our politi-
cal Affairs may seem 10 require, for the adj
vancemeni Of tie cause Of the people and the
overthrow of their oppressors.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16
STATE or VERMONT re it ,,mem

Di.,rict OF RuiIana IS. Is b,red that a,
q special probate court held at Rutland, within
and for said district, on the I'd day OF May \.
ID. iS4n, Present. WIN. Ilsu. .Judre.
iioratio Mead administrator Of the estate of
Henry Mead late OF Rutland in said district de.
ceased, proposing TO tender an account 4 his a..
miHisiistion.
IL rs ordered ihai said account be examined in
court on the first Monday orJuly next; and Inn,
a publication Ola copy OF this order three weeks
successively ia the Rutland Herald printed at
Rutland, as soon as may be, shall be sufficient
notice to all concerned to appear il they sec
cause aud object thereto.
A true copy Of record,
Y-ij HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16

Wen Retedrdcd.-The Philadelphia Ledger
meniioss an interesting incident which occur
red on Saturday evening, on the Schuylkill
rivera gentleman, supposed to be a for
eigner. fell into the water: he was saved from
drowning by the assistance rendered 10 him
by ISRAEL A. Peterson, of Smyrna. The gen
was SO moved with gratitude towards
has deliveter that he Immediately presented
him $4,000 rs a token of the estimation in
which he held his services.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16

Incident Of Trdrci.- Gen. John KEEL
logg related to an attentive audience
on Tuesday evening last, that on his
way home from the Van Buren, Convcn-
at Baltimore, he rode in the stage with
a young delegate to the Wing Conven
ton, who worc a ring on his finger.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16
INDIAN NEWS.
Jacksonville, Nay

~JdcssoariHe, May, goth.
nc a doomed people. Destruction
% Mreaien US on every side. Week
seA adds to the painful list of victims
an i~reachery.
Wednesday, Goth May, while a Lieu
Z aud Two men We're passing between
copy n a place called Black Point,
AeFe surprised aud fred upon by a party
ans tie Lieut.. and u man Wounded
man killed. The same evening Ii
~ command OF Micsnopy, while on
Nhh IL or 20 men, discovered a fire
N'"ds' and on going to see from whence
"Sel' MAS surrounded by about 80 In
l1egl ; and nine men, three blood
sga ueir keeper, were killed upon the
9uf men missing. On Friday, news
Ne~mansyille that three men were
1Aeen posts No. II and II. On
sroui discovered the trail OF about
10 tie Wolf Hammock" six
Of Newmancasile.
-''s bow a fearful record OF a, leas,
a Victims 10 The utterly d~efcnceless
N,h a great pau OF our country Is
teen ever since the discharge of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16
J~o"rg-9 ,aG CONGRESS-.

MorntEg, Sub-rreasuty. Noon. Suh-Trcs-
sufy. NieAt, Suh.Trcasurv. Noihins else
is performed ut tho United States Theatre
a, Washington bot tho hateful farce Of this
everlasting, Sub-Treasuty Plot, now DAYS.
excepting now and then tho in,orludo called
The Bankaup,-law Bill. Stage manages,
Martin Van Buren,. Scene shiNcr, &c. Cal
boun. PfnmpLer, Amos Kendall.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16
Wanted Immediately

A 7 this Oahcc, as an apprentices 10 the Ar o.
IA Printing, a boy, ~ to - ysars of sgr Onr
who has reserved a common school education, Is
orderly .tulerably ingenious aud has brru taught
To consider work of more consequence than play
may obtain a very good situation by apply itg
soon. Rutland, June lUth.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16


THIS is to notify all " HON II may concern thss
/ ! have given my son, Charles q. Damon.
the reminder Of his minority, and shall mt Gle IN
his earnings OF pay debts Of his contracting q.
ter this date. CHARLES DAMON.
iiubbardton June 4, LAC. 2-96
STATE OF VERMONT.lSelE II rews1.
District of Faifhaven, rs I'D b~red tkst %
a probate court held at Csstl,ton within aad Ses
said district, on III. Sd day Of Juns iS+0,
Present, A. WARNER, Jvdgs.
a certain instrument In writing, under sssl,
purpofiing 90 be the last VIII and testament u
Jacob Clemson ln,e of benson in the county u
Rutland and state Aforesaid, deceased, being pre-.
scented 10 said court Tor probate and Sliowssss,
By NJ. w Smith one Of the executor thsssia
named.
II is ordered tina, the said will h. 'eiefred lss
probate. ut a court To be holden at the probate e.
fee in Casllrton on the LIT Wednesday 81 Jelly
next and that a publication Of this order three
weeks successfully in the Rntland Herald psist-
ed nj Rutland, as soon Ms may lie shall b set.
cieni notice 10 al concerned TO spp~ss IL shey
zee cause, and contest The probate 81 said will.
2i-G A WARNER, Jsdes.s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16

Prccept and prdcticc.-A democrat
&c convention, after listening to an eve
ming lecture and a days preaching
about hard handed farmers, improv-
ing the subject by nominating young
lawyers for governor and lieutenant
COVE rno
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16

shore told him 70 leave the colt, and cling
TO The maro's tail.-'Od faith honey as, - No
ho's 10 s,rag horses, was the reply.
P,ns5Hrgh GHstnc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16
I.ost.

f,A
TAkEN from The bar. room Of culien Msslss
Il IN Castlelon on the day Of the Goa vensisa,
aos'k Brow" o'cteoat, lated with wcess~d plssl,
the cape buuunvd on aud lined With Hlset osr.
no. The person who took The Coat " r~suesspo
10 rcturn the same to the hsr room cf the sub.
scfihrf. HENRY &. NOVTuROP.
Cast'cton, June 4. i>in Nd
STALL OF VERMONT, (leIka sras1-
D,si',e, Of Rutland, }D brr.s ss.s
att SPECIAL probate eoan held at Rutland S;shis
sod too said district ON ID. "a day q Jsse, A D.
lao.
Present, WIN Hall Judge.
Rnfus Crowly administrators Of the Of AslsN.ee
Nurss late of Monntholly In said district drcssssd,
pfopOting 10 render an account Of bis sdnss3~.
I atloa VI said estate,
II is ordered tina, said sccoun, he era N
ooutt on the fits, Monday being the s,fu, tuS n
July next aud that a publication Of . sepy u
this order three weeks soccessi, ely In shs 10.
land Herald printed nj Rutland M socn o. nsy y
shall be sufficient notice 10 all concerned % q.
pear AID object thereto " they sec cause.
A rue copy Of record,
23-2J HENRY HALL. RrS.eu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16
X AND EGYPT.
49, ~
London, May Is.

X h,es, intelligence from Consianiinople
The s2d ult. Adyices had been received
ke from Alexandria that Mehemet Ali had
ised some Turkish sailors, to whom Col.
pdges had gwen passports to return to Con-
PnuncPle, to he seized and shot MS deserters,
" that such officers as received passports
Pas degraded to the ranks. A Tartar had
y arrived at the Porte, in three days FROM
/ iaurus. with the positive assurance that
(aiim Pacha had received orders from the
tuy TO waste 10 more time. but march at
p lrpoa Conssauiinople. If this intelligence
fue' orders cannot be too soon given 10 a
|lsh and French fleet to pass the Dardan-
ior the protection of the Turkish capital.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16

~aee'ieu' House Of Representatives,
o. i5l 10 go, have PASSED a Jaw Tor
station Of votes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16
HENRY HALL Register.
Window Sash.

a complete assortment Of sIl sis~s Tot B
Z by glass. Any size made to order on skSsS
notice. The Sush which we Keep TOT ssls h 9
superior article, and we have such srrsnrsmssts
with the manufacturers as will enable us 10 sus-
ply all orders on short notice.
BURT& MASON.
Rutland, June E, fSi0. 23-N
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16
AND ~CIRCAssIA.
cnnstnniinnnle. May Is.

kss-I-i letters tNtt f'ateiNas jluDi
81, announce further brilliant triumphs OF
so,e Cucassiaus. Inspired by the sue
\ Il tbc at,cinp, on ihB fort of Soutela,
| la determined TO follow i, up by a simi-
s,anii on tho other forts, which were four
r4er-and their efforts have again been
|vn3 with like results. They are now in
...,an ofihe whole five of the Russian
Iase. on The castofthis country, leaving
sr,5s. only. as their last resource, the
T. eAnpa, which ] suppose for the present
al not venture 10 attack. The news OF
rJonous has spread consiern-
II ,bspishoui Russia; all the troops in rca-
~ oihct q, q iessa or Sebnstoa, pl have
| q immediately embarked for ihe Circassian
L. nd, 50 great was the dread of he
| pfor on the par, Of tho army, which has
|srd defeats so shameful, that the General
! emanded a cow, of inquiry into his own
Ioc,. These letters also state, that the
4, Of Gen. Pcrowski, forming the expedi-
4 against Chira, which ! mentioned 10 you
| rc,Ieaied 10 tho Emba, had been obliged
Ieuezs again 10 Ofemherg, from whence it
,n,lly sci out and that 1t is in fact, in a
p%plciclr d%isoreanized state, having lost
! { ihan iwo thirds OF its numbers.
! Bonrst the garrison of Souicha, were @ V
Young volunteers Of distinguished fami-
! and Two Of them belonging 10 families OF
! ashcsi rank. These young men have
sold as slaves.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16
TIE SOUTHERN FLOOD.

Pc Editors of the Journal of Commerce
/ teen favored with the following extrac,
snsr, dated.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16

M L the subscribers being appointed By ~
w hon, the probate court Tor the d,ssssei q
Fairhaven,c commissioner 20 receive, essmiss ssl
adjust all claims and demands Of q pefe.np a.
gaInst the cstate of
ELISHA CLARK,
late OF Pawirt in said district, feceased, REP.
resented ms went, and a 80 oil claims sud Do.
mands exhibited in offset thereto and ~ sronths
from the 9Th day of May inst. being Allowed BIZ
said court Tor that purpose, we do the, ~iofe hero.
by give notice that W.. will attend l., the busssese
OF our sa,d appointment, at the dwelling hons ~
Amanda Clafk, in rawlet n the last Tbursaays
OF June aud September neat, from 10 .'ciocA 4,
III. until 4 o'clock y. A.. on srch Of said dsys.
JAMES LEACH, )
j. RANDALL }So"""~ssss
Pawlrt, May ., 1910. 23-8
"a l. The subscribers, bei"g appointed b. de
Rutland, commissioners 10 receive examine ssl
ndjus, all claims and demands Of 81 persons q.
gainst the estate ri
ARABELLA BROMLEY,
late ofDanby m in said d,suict, deceased NJ.
resented insolvent, aud also ell claims ssi q.
mands exhibited IN offset thereto; end ss mesaAs
from the 2Ist day Of May inst. being allowed
by said court for tbst purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that We will attend 10 the busI .
ness Of our said appointment at the ofkce ~
S. Smith in Dandy on the I'd Mondays u gsly
October next, from O'Clock A. NJ. until e'eleek
L. VI. on each Of said days.
n 4 4 VAIL + OTIS }Com~i..is....
Dandy Ma "a, 1910 l3-M
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16


ogt be- i~uieuupied, hui that the
ead in a formal had amicable set
cfsii caisiiar differences.
FRANCE
| Al. French Chamber of Deputies, May
,to m,as, q a discussion on the sugar
AZ gemtsai. Minister Of tho Interior
IA, tnbuno. and made the following
@w~suon from the government, which
f.e prcsicsi enthusiasm 81 the cham
ne rriois,er said iha, be had the sails
a. inform ,i,e Chamber thaihis MARES
4 5rrl cl the Piiocc Ne Joinville 10 pro-
a. Island Of 5, Helena Tor the par
rncing back 10 Franco the mortal
erd5e Emperor Napoleon. At last
al oossoss the ashes ofonc who CON
=. much glory on the country. The
,sea Rad the project Of a law for an
-, oil zoo, oo0f. TO defray the oypcn-
he TRANSLATION ofihe ashes OF the Elm
"a DE ceremony and construction Of q
na,a ,si arrival in France.
at AND EIREASSIA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

HAstskN<&to&s6 4<3 10, 1880.
Tbs marriage q E. % BoDlsco, the
Russian Misisler. = ikeyesax end love
~ esaxhtsr q Dkoox WfIxSkSss. 10. Of
Gsosxstown, which tock plscs yesterday,
created . sreat sspsssioo " "a sask5oas-
be world. The o;u1ipxni.hsa bsil scroom
has. durag his sssi1snes kers. SCORED
universal rsspccs snd s&)seo ~ BIZ kidd
nsss 81 dispositiou. Ne nfbaniiy Of man
ners. sDd hiI spienlid snd cordial hospi-
tsliiy. The r;3s kss Just appeared above
horizon, Ito uss lka nstspbor Of BURKE)
andher exres5iag bsauty and accomplish
ments bad last bssun 10 decorate and
cheer the society Of the metropolis. wheu
they won The heart and hand of the Mia.
isles. 80
The marriage ceremony took place a
The residence Of ths brides father. Se-
versl Intimate personal frieuds or he
Minister assembled ~ his msnsion. sad
along with his regular suite, atteadsd hiaa
10 the house OF Mr. WmlsAns. Tks
cortsgs consisted Of seven OF eight earsia-
gss. The street vas lined With pscpls.
aad evey doorway and window crowdsd:
and the day being fuc. the who's sceas
was highly animsiing.
The company ct the wedding wss quite
numerous. and The sssemblsge Of beanti-
fnl and reilly dressed women presented
dazzling spectacle. The foreign ministers
attended in their different costumes. and
several Of the most eminent men A polit-
ical staiioa. and In literature and science,
were pfessnt on ihis happy occasion.
M. m Bopgsco wore superb court
drsss Of blue and silver. add the insignia
Of several ordsrs. and the gold key which
indicates ebsmberlain 10 the Emperor.
leave ito yonr fair readers to insngiae
the details Of how the bride a. alfred,
for can only speak ~ 90 the tout snssa.
DE, which was the perfection OF elegance
and taste. She looked surprisingly beau
tilul. and her demeanor was distinguished
BY charming ease, simplicity. and gen.
tleness.
Conspicuous in the wedding circle was
the illustrious Senator from Kentucky,
HENnY CLAY. He was one Of the earl.
est friends Of the NiiaisteF in this country,
and Il may be easily imagined that the
attachment Of "a. DE- BoDisco 70 such 4
man would be Strong and fefvent. To
Mr.. CLAY Wss assigned (it l. understood
al the request Of the Minister) the dis
tinc,ion Of giuing SsOay-the bride.
Alter the ceremony, the bridal party
repaired to the residence Of the Minister,
TO dinner; sd in the evening there was
dancing. but the company embraced only
the bridal party. and some Of the most
intimate friends Of the bride and BRIDE
groom.
Festivity will be the order of the day
and night Ios fortnight 10 come. The
Minister will shortly give grand fets in
honor OF his nuptisls.
Blessings attend them! 's''''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

u. - - 4--4% - - ~ - IL
Tvsk ssb,is ara hsrssy sssss,<t = ihs ne
eeiebrssss co&PotLTo srRE.kUTHEIf
LNu TONIC. ead oExl1-f-F -1PERfES-T
PILLS. whish \ . ss3sciss ~ great vaiss %
ths sm.e>e1. &Iscessrs1 ~ q. 2. Hzriish, esI-
eshrsss6 pAyslsiss % Alsderf, osr.ssy. vhieh
nss essa ssss VITA unparalleled success
t.reessoet osrmasy. Ths Msdscins soasIsts
ceapsssA strssgshsnior TosIe PiiIs. Tier
srs esch PIT ~ Ia snail packs. and sksu,d besk
- uneAso enscts psrnanont cure fhess whs
are suirtsd would - usIl q make = srf.l or
ihis isrsis>b,s Msdi<iss, ~ thsy psvsr pfsSuos
sieksr.s % nsnsss While uslsg A safe and ef-
ssetasI rsmsty Gee
DYsP1PsrA On xuU1oxsTvoSr,
end ell stomach eonpiaists, pain h .slSs, Liver
Ce~2isisss, LessS q 4Dssia. Usni<~<y. pslpf-
tsfses o. ths Heart. osssrst Dsssiisv. kSrssus
lsvsfss<itiy Sch Hssdsehs, Esnsks Dsasssss,
SPssnssss Aaseilsss. nAsssslIsn, Asihssas,
Coossnysies, ke- The German Apsrisut Pills
are 70 eieasss The stnDesh and purify he Blood.
The Ioaic % sSssStbssias Pills srs 70 slrsexth-
% sod invigofats The SERVES and Digestive or
gaze ed g,vs tone 10 de Stomach. ssan disss-
sss originate from inPuritlss Of The Blood, or
s,sesesrsd stonseh. This neds Of treating
diseases y pursvsd BY ell psartie.l ,hysicicns.
whIoh sxpsrisnes hss taught teen 10 bs the
oniS rsnsdy 10 sesct . cure. They ere not
oaiy Recommended and prescribed by the moss
sxpefisneed Physicians IN their daily praetlce,
bot also taken By thoss gentiensa thesIssives
vhsesvss they feel the syaptens % thoss dt.es-
ses, N whieh they know them 70 BE- eGzcscioas.
This 10 The case 10 eli large cities In which they
have IN extensive sale. q b not TO Be undsr-
steod tba. these medicines will cure eli disessea
1srely By purifying the biocd-ihls they viii
not dot bot they eerisiniy will, aud sufficient
authority OF daily proof asserting that thsss
medseioss, taken % recommended By the dirso.
tioos whieh accompany then. will cure great
majority Of the diseases OF the stomach, Ianrs,
AID liver, .ey which Impurities Of the blood are
oeessioe>d.
e1Ask Tor D. HssiisAs Cs~pou.l stsvrrtL-
ssiAr Tssie, s.1 Gsuzba .spsrisaf Pub.
PSissipsf oEes fsr ias ssis If tbs sNsdic;as 4,
si Ne 10. NsrsA EF0HTH sfrssi, PkiialsIpAia.
Aiso-for sale ~ the store Of
J.J.H. sTRAtrH,
CAarisyfotrn:
CHARLES ID. KiLHAM,
HrPsrrFsvyy.
e2Certi6eates, or which there ere a rrsss
number fsom highly respectable persons, given
IN successive numbers Of the Free Pfess.
April 10, 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

Amounting 10 the hole ss eI,2I1.aIG
Ih'rfeea DrGsen .AsmssrI oss sf7e.
Whole Tickets Osly ss0-lIaiyes sit,... o..,,.s.
EigktAs a. 50
'sr's,ssies OF packages of26 Whole iisks,s 20
RAVES and ouar.srs IL provorsios. :
,9foF Tleksts and shares Or csss,a.s,,.
s'.t. Ases IN The above sPlsSdia seAsnses.
d. s. GREGORY & CO.
.xEassGsess.
No., a. 49, WAsH'NsToH c,TT. b. G.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

NEW SPRING GOODS.
~ ~. & G. W. AIsaulTH have Just re-
ne estssd fss nss-stJls sPRtNG GOODS,
Of sEiFa SirA qssiby, such e..
Asusslsinss. 81 wsol Esd 'sEJ fas
NsFy hBe gresn Beraige.
Afts. black. End hxursd Silks.
l.saiss' super bl'k iisshio Gloves.
FBlsl ysilt--bik asd Nhiis-- styia,
vish variety % si,ks aad Chalitss, u sneoa-
mon Gee quality.
March 5. 1870,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
Notes.

~ TuE DKLroArEs 10 ,he Younr Mea,1
WING Convention 10 meet N Baltimore on die
lih cfMay, from JefeTsoa eounsy, are Request
ed 70 meet n the Court Hooss in charies,owu
on Friday next at - o'clock
April re, 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

EOAMAGUG1
OF said ?. P. Cpske, eonslsiIsg Of
Valuable .Mahogang iSidsboard, Tables,
Bureau, Bedsteads, Beds, &c., Ch1irs,
IUory-h0ndle KaiUes and Forks, Sc.
find Ehe usual FaTniture Of kitchen.
Also, a fine RIDING HORSE.
Rsrsons wishing 10 purchase, will DO well 90
atiend 10 this sale, IS The FuFnituss u Of the
hnest quality, aRd wlil be sold without reserve.
The terms Of ssis viii be, ssr az sasa. under
SO, cash. Fos larger Sums. shit;g days' cfe6,i
viii BE- given; beads with security will Be re-
quirsd fron the purchasers.
EDWARD E. COOKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

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and rhiladeiphis seAEWBWX&s vii bs
received By her. regularly every moaih-
Charies.osn, April16, 1890
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

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ssnson, The demand xas limiled. Sales q sad,
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