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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12

o. The Mississppian says that Virginia
has gone for the wings sstis time but will GO
for Van Buren N lie fall Prskaps
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12
l.O.PARTNERsHIP

Yazoo GiIy, May u, ls40. q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21
Dwl1TIoAns0
TO THE puBf.ic.

TO THE PUBLtC.
Finding il impossible, In conssqusncs
Of enfsebied health, 10 perform the dutie.
OF Postmsster General in . ssiisfsctory
manner. have resigned that once. IA
take effect - sooa a. my successor esn
be appointed.
Not having been forsuuste enough &c
accumulate wealth in public Office.
am under the necessity OF resoriing "a
such private employme ~ 10 suited e
my strength and condition, for the pur.
pose Of meeting ihe current expenses oil
q considerable family.
A few hours each day devoted to the
pen. leaving an abundance OF time foI
relaxation and exercise. | have found by
experience, from the excitemen, Of com.
position, 10 be rather conducive 10 health
han injurious and ihis is the occupation,
above all others. most agreeable 10 my
taste and my present inclination.
Messrs. Blair and Rives have kindly Of.
Tered me the profits Of such subscription
TO the Extra Globe for The present season
as may be raised on my account, and
have consented 10 contribute TO il until
November next, ifsuch a number Of sub.
scribers shall. be obtained as will wsrran,
that step.
am the more inclined 10 this devotion
Of my time from desire TO prevent any
miconstruction Of the motives which have
led 10 my resignation. | wish TO satisfy
The whole world that no dissaiisfaeiior
With the President or his standardization
no indisposition 10 render il the u,mos
support in my power. no distrusi Of III
measures CT designs. has had any effect in
determining me TO prefer private TO ,
public station. On The contrary, m,
confidence ia the President. in his integ
riiy bis principles. and his firmness, have
increased from The Day ] was frat Off.
eially associated With bin my relations
with every member OF bis Cabinet have
been uniformly Of most friendly charac
ter; and my devotion to the great mea
sures which have been, and still are. sus
tanned BY the Administration, knows M
abatement. Tbeleading principles avowec
by the President. look upon as essen
tial TO the preservation Of liberty aud
Government Of the people land If I bsC
supposed that my resignation could en-
danger their success. should have clun(
10 Office a. would to lie.
As soon Is the necessary arrangement
are made. proposals. with q more extended
address. will be presented 10 the friend,
Of the Administration.
AMOS KENDALL.
May II, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21
POR JAZZ DE- RRNT.

UVHOsE VALUABLE MERCHANT MILLS
n bsiongiag 20 Csi. James Hiis, situated On
the Shenandoah river. IL JsasFsoa oousiy, Va,
sbout 4 Eiilss froa Chaglasiown, the county
ssai snd aboats alilss frooi llaRpsFs-PsFry, --at
vhick latter place lhsrs u depot for the Che.
,spssks ead Ohio Canal and Baltimore anA
Ohio Raii-road. Tbs Winchester and Potomac
ksil-rosJ passes Hithis two niles Of these
Mills, giyisg dePot 81 the Besrsst poiat % The
river.
Ttsrs sEs az III 81 buTFss ssi AZ zbultznt
supply % WatsF power, hagisE The eaEBand q
the uVsF b q dan u very simple consiraetiou.
The Mills ars u sagY aecsts sod ea7abis 81
Er.1iIag 80 900 bushsis q uheat e Ysar, Of
uhieb gratis he rich valley Of ths 8bsnandosh
% generally ahis 10 faraish 90 ahaadant supply.
maa wilh noasrats espasl mtght - sbls 70
% an eEtenEiFs b1s.ness. Ticking inls eoaai8s-
ration The local siiustion ae4 ne facilitiss q
ifansPortation 70 mafkst, 70 rropsTig ohsrs
grtaiss Inducements % capitalists 70 lsVsEf a ~
mehsy Prohishiy. Itesm 4 usnecssasry % say
anJ hing sore coussrnias ihis Vslsabis pFoPeF.
" - parsons Wishing 70 smbssk - ne 0iliiag
busness Will dOuhiless axtmins ths pgeesises
The uuisrsiEned h sufhogissd 10 give tsra.s .ke.
EFsifnoi sold 81 ne isl Igns ihs NHis uih
hes b. rsatsd THOMAS nfTE.
april ~. ieto--ff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

nY virsss % Deed Of Trust, sxsestsi By
ID Celis Pssss 10 shs usdssigneh. sas-ussse,
hssrisg date On - 9sth u Apsb, I635. ssa Co.
~ RECORDED, for ths bsas0s q ysas ,. SAUL,
Csshisr sf he Farners' ss1 MscAaaies' nank of
Georgstovn, and Dushrea G. Wsshingtsa,
shsli proessd % cell - Ftksy. As a9A - NJ,
lst0, st Chanbsu' Tavern 10 tiaIltswn, q psb-
lie auction, 70 the hishsss bidder. for rsssy ~
pey, s ~
Sirty-sir and one-AaJf .aeres Of Land,
(more or less.)
being part Of the lsud Row in che possession Of
the said Colin Peter, and lying In two separate
and detached parcels, 10 wit
.fbout .fosfy-sir and one-hGIf .7cres in
cultivation,
near the Brick MIL; and about
40 ACRES or WOOD LAND,
adjoiaing the lands OF George c. and Lewis W.
Washington, and Lemasl MoIer's heirs. The
land is naturally fertile, and In high state Of
impfossmeot
such title ~ IL vested in nc which 70 bsIisved
to be indhpatablsj will be made the purchaser,
but no other. JOHN uOLER.
March 90, l6i0-ts. Tiusiss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21


II strikes us very forcibly that there ne.
yer has been. in the political world, such
violation OF the eternal fitness oil
things" ss is exhibited in the letter oil
Ms. Kendall, lie Pos; Master General.
In the frs. place, il Is most extraor.
binary CIRCUMSTANCE, 10 see high officer
OF the Government. in resigning his situa.
ton rs member Of the Cabinet, accom-.
psny the announcement Of that fact ic
the world, with an advertisement Of hi.
intention 10 become the editor Of a party
newspaper. and a solicitation 10 bis party
10 subscribe for that paper. for the support
Of himself and bis family!
10 the next place, il is some what sln.
gular that gentleman for sont of he0liA
should roll himself out OF one Iaboriou.
situation--and Immediately roll himself
into another requiring constant labor ant
atiention
In the next place, il Is most astonishing
to find 9 statement, that the late Pos
Master General is 90 very poor, ~ 10 70.
quire the aid Of his kind friends, Nessrs
Blair B. Rives. in bis behalf-espseially
when the American Land Company, and
hT. KendSll's connection Herewith. Il
remembered.
Lastly. the syeophsntie adulaiion o.
the President, add The pains taken 10 pre-
ven. the force Ofths old adsge--"rafS de
seri . sinking ship are unbeeomins and
SusDiei0Us
Mr.. Kendall. we believe, IL q shrewd
man. and has been an Efficient officer
We have not hesilsted TO do him justice
in bis ofieisl career--giving him due
eredi, for his industry and attention, and
eondemniag those Of bis measures only.
which we honestly disspproved.
The fault o. Nj. Kendslrs character II.
that be is Inherently. In grain. q JAcO.
BfN-and aJAC0BIN IN Po1per will a..
ways forget right. Hence bic course IN
The case Of Stockton & Ssoksr, and bis
contempioous answer 20 the Senate o:
The United States. wbeu called on fog in
formation from bis Department Ilis al.
minisiralion of The Post Ofiee. however.
has been energslie. and Of service 10 lhs
public 10 many particulars
We has not retired tfrom that slslien
siih dignity, nor made bis bow graceful.
". We rsrea'. that bis letter u 60 out.
rsReouf siolaiion ofthe finsss q things "
In eoneiusion, We can only. 81 10 duly
bound, welcome HF Ksodsil. On be re-.
iufn 70 bis Old oeeupaliou--grtei Rim .,
= member Of The odiioFial corps. snd visii
him aa aequitilion 81 healih fog biz trip
10 Spain, which, we presume, viii Be
made somsiims before ne IN Of March
nsxti
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

consideration o. so much Of the Pres,.
dents Message ~ recomme nds ths report
OF DIR. Poinsett 10 the considers,ion Of
Congress. This 10 indeed the ''unkiodest
cut ~ all" Il M. Benton about TO
abandon The President TO his faies The
President in his message says. 81 cannot
TOO STRONGLY recommend 10 the con.
s,dsraiioe Of Congress. the plan Of the
Secretary OF War 20 organize The &C iliiia.
Mr.. Benton says the plan OF the sdniu-
istrstion is not only no, worthy Of report
from tie committee, but 10 absolutely
unworthy Of their confederation. The
President Gays the situation OF our sea
ports, &c. Is such that cannot too strong
ly invoke the consideration OF Congress
10 this subject. Mr.. Benton, who q short
tine since was srdently engaged in a
sysiem Of extended and cxtravsgant ap-
preparations TO build forts and armories
for the defence Of the country, declares
IN the face Of the Senate and Of the coun-
try that the Presideofs scheme, which
he Gays he cannot recommend too strong
ly. Is not e.: even 10 be considered,-
What will our friends Of the admiuisira-
lion psriy ssy nowi Who 10 right. the
President or Mr.. Benton, They are at
issue on this vital measure. Thousands
have abandoned the administration on ac-
count Of the seafinrnfs Of this military
report--not because there was any dan
ger OF converting this free Republic in its
infancy into military despoiism. but be-
cause the Administration rishfd TO do 10.
aud dared 10 express such wish to the
American people. Mr.. Richie says Vir-
einia was lost and is lost Ly this re2or:
This 10 high authority. Bonapsr,e did
no, ask 10 be made frat consul; Cesar did
not ask for the erown--history tells US he
refused IL thrice" bu, the President
has asked for power utterly inconsistent
with the Constitution Of ;hs couniry--
destructive OF the rights and sovereignty
OF the States--and at sacrifice Of the
personal rights OF the citizen. He has
asked for an army 20 be under his con.
,rol-he has asked for penal laws, such
as no State in this Union inllicls, Tor ne
gleci OF military duties. lie has said lie
could not make these requests ITO strong.
~" He is rebuked by AIR. Benton him
sell in this request. Eren Mr.. Benton
would not risk his future fortune by any
equiyocsl expression Of sentiments on
this subject. He therefore declares that
the committee in the Senate will not
even consider such measure. "Csll you
this backing your friends"
WiHskssitr R,PNhliesa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21
HARLESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY aI Is4e


so feer LINES, ,..s 80, ~ q.
Bss.s'f.i sd i~sirua;.--By Sir RosEar G.Arr.
sss-...ss. sA..u-- -ss., r..- ss~.A--.ss. ],
~ -.t. tPsAlns nav. 10.
o. Savioar whose mercy. severe in ito kindness,
Has eAas'ened my vsnd<r;ngs and guided my
way;
Adorsd be the power which iiiumised my Slisd.
ness, 'Frss.s
And -e.aed me from phan,ons ,As, sni.ed TO
bssray.
Enchanted With all that was dasrling and fair.
followed the rainbow-I caught al the toy;
And still in displeasurs Thy goodness uas here.
Disappearing the hope and defeating the joy.
The blossom blushed bright. but worm was be-
low;
The moonlight shone fair; there was blight in
in the beam;
Sweet whispered the breeze, bu, /, whispered Of
woe;
And bitterness flowed in the soft. flowing
stream.
So, cured Of my folly, yet cured but in part,
turned TO the refuge thy pity displayed;
And still did this eager and eredulous heart
Weave visions OF promise, that bioomed but
70 fade.
thought that the course Of the pilgrim 10 Hea-
ven
Would be bright rs the summer end slad n,
the morn;
Thou show'dss me the pa,h--ii vas dark and
uneven,
And rugged with rock and all tangled with
thorn.
dreamed Of celestial rewards and renown;
grasped at the triumph which blesses the
brave;
asked for the pslm-branch, the robe, and the
crown;
j asked-and :hou show'dst me cross and a
grave!
Subdued and instructed, at length. TO thy will,
My hopes and my lonEings fain would re-
sign;
D give noe The heart thar can wait and be still,
Nor know Of wish OF pleasure bat thine.
There are mansions exempted from sin and from
woe,
But they stand in n region by mortals unirod
There are rivers Of ioy--but they roll not below;
There is rest-but il dwells in the presence OF
God.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21
UNITED STATES HOTET.
.M HarpeTs- TERN, Va.

- III ~ = " - y
HEVHE undsrsiEned has opened for lhe rseeP-
iioa ~ his friends snd che ir.vslling pub-
Dc, his
Ns,S Hotel near tie Rail Road Depot,
AEordiag Zoe view Of The adjacent Mooosaiss
aud Rivers, add convenient % he Pu0he W orkf.
The house. u entirely new hnd hss been stset-
81 expressly for = Hotel u ths bsst order -
The Foams srs aeei asd oonfoFtsbis SID the
Baf and Table will bs aiWays supplied with
every ihing 81 lhs tfa gsaiiig. Tbs servants
afieaiirs god obliging. The friends 81 TIE pro-
prieiof, sd tbs travelling public, nay rely up
81 asifaE sysfy sxsfiioa nsia - rsuasf shoif
soiourn 81 tbs tietef sggssahla sd plsssaaL
tgsrpsw-ys,rv. sea, &c. Ie7a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

8 Wings and Conservatives Ia Van
Burenites.-This will leave parties equal.
ly divided in The Senate aud The roliti-
cal character OF that body in the mex,
Congress, win be decided by the State
elections Of the present year.
On the above the New York Express
says .-From present appearances, Wing
Senators viii be elected IN Massach usetts,
Rhode Island, New Jersey, Delaware,
Virginia, North Carolina, Louisians, Ken.
lucky. Illinois. Michigan and Alebama---
ii. Van Burenites viii doubtless be re.
turned from New Hampshire aud Seulh
Carolina--2- From Maine, Georgia, and
Arkansas, il il probable that Van BuEen-
ties may also be returned, but by no
means certain. The Senate, therefore.
10 ell probability, on the inauguraIion d
General HARRisoH, will stand thus
Whigs %. Ven Bursniies ~. Should We
gain Senator ia Maine and Georgia, the
majority would be reversed. Or should
Senator WRIGHT, Of New York, the i've
Van Buren, Senators Of Ohio, and olhess
who now misreprsssni their States, obey
the PEOPLE or resign, the HAnRlsoN ma
joTi:y in the Senate would be undispuied
The next House of Representative will
be very strong for the Wings.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21
From the Richmond Nag Of Tsssdsy. .Msy II.
To TIE IPAEQs of the SLATE.


We shall begin tomorrow, the pubIics.
ton OF the Committees OF Vigilance, ap-
pointed by the Wing Convention of the
22d February. 10 the severs! Counties
We shall do so for the purpose Of ens.
bling our friends 10 organize, and in the
expectation that they will organize forth.
with, TO secure the fruits OF tho victory
already achieved. Ia the late contest
the Wings were like undisciplined mill.
tia compared with the drilled pariizans oI
the Government. They had no commit.
tees--no organization. But their nun.
bers. their zeal, and the righteousness oil
their cause. overcome all Obstacles. We
must in future profit by the lessons Of the
past. We must not put 10 hazard, for
want Of proper exertions, a cause which
We regard rs identified with the pTeser.
walton Of the republic. and the property
Of the people. We are upon rising groun
now, but il will depend upon ourselyer
whether ve shall eoniinne 90 advance
We have truth and justice With US, buI
even they will not prevail unless pro.
petty employed. ia a conflict with false.
hood.
History teaches us that during the Re.
deESl Administration Of the elder Adsms
the thea dominant purity made violsn
efforts 10 retain posse ssion OF the Govern.
ment. We see with Cur own eyes, thai
the same party, under a new name. art
making similsF sxeriions 20 effect ihe
same end. The indignant Teboke Of the
people only serves 10 inhsme end exss.
Psrale them. This We see exemplifed
most strongly by the leaders in this city
and State. Though dsfesieJ. their mea-
sufes and their men condemned By the
popular voice. they are more violent and
vindictive than ever We cannot -
mistaken IN anticipating that they will
spare no means, however discfsdiisble 10
them % men sod patriots. 10 retain The
government IN the hands Of the present
unworthy rulers.
To oppose Wifh success this party
which claims that The people shalt cop.
port The standardization however rnischisv.
Gus IS measures msy be. u vii 5syciTs
npon The Wings 70 relax no sxsftion -
We believe we eili triumph 10 the S'ais
- We know ere can. IL Ws Do ouf duiy -
To The Wings. then. q evey couEiy, We
say ofgsoizei eGA ysur committees 90.
eethtf. snlsrgs The number vhsn Heess.
'sry. and appoint SUB .eommt;sss, ~hG
siil see that political Information y csr-
ned 70 every mans door In addition %
ihii. adopi ihe suFgss'lon Of che Cenirul
Coumiilse appoin, enc ef more indi,i.
dusls 10 every eouniy ioaid ths " big else-
tors N sddfessipg ihs psoTis. n ihi,
plsn be acted cut fully 9Th tbe vieol
which = becomes ihc Whigs 70 use. TIE
vote q Virginia for Iisffifon is a. ceilsin
81 any fixture event cen Be-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21
MRTKGFE.

FHVftE an1srslgnsa hasing bees appolnied
Adniaarstef ~ he s1lsis q loHN W.
CATION. 8seid -snd Adnsaistraior n bsnil sels
81 R0nEQT WATHns, dead, requests ~ per.
sens Indebted % either 81 sid ssiafss 10 1iaSs
paymsat sHhaui aeiay ani else. thai 81 PER
sons hagirg eissms aEaiast siihss 81 ed sefsfeF
% hfiaa ihsa fogstFd Psppsfly aalhenfiesis4
OF IA. Ia29
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21
A small jefferson Farm
EOD SAFE.

TIVE subscriber offers for sale The snail Farm
u that belongs TO the heirs Of william McRu-
dree, deed, n tAs couaty Of JsasEsoa, situated
on the west bahk Of The sheaasdosh River, adj
jOiaing The lands Of Major HisFons l.. oPiS. The
heirs or John ". Lewis, and James Roper, con-
tanning about
90 A0BRS OF IAHDa
More than oss-half Of which IL we'll eloIhsG n
Timbar-ths balasea CLEARED and u eultisatlsn.
The improysnen.s On the farm, With liisls
repair, might Be made veFy good. They are .
Dwelling House, Kitehen, 6moke Hoass, 8teas
D4iry,aa Barn with stabIiag unesrssosh foz 10
90 ~ hessss, and large stoss DissiIlegy, win
Dwelling House altaehea 70 Il, and two Gss
nsVsr-failing Springs within thirty yards q tie
dwelling, oss Of which supplies ths AIstiisery
with water The situation Il bsaufifal Gee
for Tanssry and Country Store, Its distaaeo
being about sight miles from any country town,
add u ever the Shsnandoah river h improved By
a canal, lard there IL bot little doubt that Il
will be before many years,) Nature seems 70
haVs intended thisas one Of The best Situations
on river as place for Publio depot, a being
the point whore pubic road STRIKES the river,
that passes through one OF the 6asss Whssi
growing sections 10 the counties OF Clarke and
JsdersOa. The terms Of sale will be made easy
10 any one disposed 70 purchase. Application
can be made 10 fhe subscriber By letter, (post
pad. who resides in shspksrdslown, Js6afsou
couasy, ViFgioia.
Nov. IA Ie7q-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

The Season 1T Hep OrlsaaS.--As an
illustration Of the rapid fruoiilyinR inilu-
enee % the climate Of Louisisns, we
will state ihs: strawberries were IN mar.
ket in the latter par, Of February. black.
berries were plentiful two months ego:
for a week past plumt have been baVksd
about BY every Vender Of fruits; peaches
ere half ripe, and 6gs srs nov 10 the
msrket.-~N. O. Bee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

ORe fern u the Pfstidency d hoa az
Che cry. snd Gen. Harrison a kbova ID
be devoted 10 that prineiple, n The
languags ~ ihs WHY sddfss, i uill
make ihe chief nsaisiraie ihs PRECEDENT
II he paii9n By depnying hiai of party
--compsl him 10 be honestby wiihdnW.
Jog the temptation 70 ~ yicious--fofee
bin % s6ninm.erfht GoysfnmsAi - ike
hososs8 agfbt q = rec psspie, 80 -
ss guilty reFiixsn. 81 dspfssinE be q
ihs hops snd eonsslalisn n fs-fltci'ep.
Noikiak coed s. NEE saeciual16 tlfstl.
jss ~ zee 81 tol1vpsiqe 4hle OYER,
ekeiuis4 81. sd bginsisa lts r.
rs.6aasi u its efifitsl ltre sfn.
cSdlg 80 paslfy Les ths ~ sn. %
oas Term. oas Tsfm, 80 ssue1
assesses tt.s1RH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

N9A sFm % Gee 81 meFp Taags. shsf aliri-
pc DWELLING HOUSE, ND fsaF aai
tsffe qasfiet ecfes ~ T.aad adjscset. a4iolniar
geesistiege- taouH % DiNcaR mt ia
teacea vi - pa h god sfasf. SO ths assra.
~ es.-1aihiiaga provided ne ranf wiil -
sete - eassisi aas p9aeiaai tenaal. -
sisa - pnrekas skost go =, >. -.
icf PES AS rsH fsass Afsh. iSa rr,s ~.
ops' Fesssi - 39oo feet 81 Pisst pis- ~ -
LEA 20, 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

wv Iohkl My u
The religious anniversaries ere cello
bFsled Ihs week, end The streets az usual
81 this period are thrunged wiih strangers
90 aiiendanes. The nombef, however, Is
apparently much less than 10 some for.
maf years. the meetings being 0sually
very fully attended. The Abolition con.
veniiou this morning Was ,hronged BY =
mixed efoEd Of blaeks snd whites There
was no disturbance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21
BOOE W1ND1@w

Blamk Book BEamuGhetOry.
TIVE subscriber takes this method Of inform
u log The inhabiiahts Of Jeasrson county and
The public gsnersiiy, that The above busisess in
lie various branches, IL stiil conduetsd by him
~ the old Stand on Wster Street, Winchester,
We. Thankful foF the patFonags which hes
hitherto been sxtsoded, be hopes BY strict 81.
tsation 70 b0sisass, 10 merit and receive q Geo
iinusnes thereof.
al orders By nail or otherwise, will Be
promptly attended TO
A. @. TscHIFFELY.
Winchester, Jsn. 30, 1870.
SCPordsrs lefg st the Pre- Press Ofhcs win
Ss altehded 70.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21
WRTW6,R

NOTICE.
AVsN0 oBterod late aa aEVanEemsns With
IN Asasfs- webb = MARKELL, Of this place.
fsr The psPply q WOOL nsssssssy Cor NY busi.
neas. ] wish . Fseo@@snd all thoss Who have
hsEstofsrs been supplying ne With that article.
70 thoss gsaslesasn, where they will mest with
prices - satisfactory as ever, and aIso With ny
Soeas uPoa TIE sAse tsFms - allowed BY myssli,
horetofore.
] also Wish, respectfully, 70 decline CARDIAC
Wool, except for cash, a. lad u 70 be q Sc
rious impsdimsnt TO my other business.
GEORGE PRICE.
shsphsrdssown, Fsb ~, Iss0--M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21
RlENlOVALa.


WILLIAM E1SxS,
8ssels sxo RsrMsSs 5gSissr,
"oULD rsspsstsssly issssn NJ ssss.ss
w NJ ensesDsss. Int ~ hes rsoevsd
- ohsp - tAs $50 bssiiisg lsssiy ssssssa b.
Aeassv H.ssss, ksq-, s1jsisisg he ed Clark
O6es, zoe door Wssl q ThsapsesS Hotel. ssd
innedistely opposite The Courthouse, where
hs will keep on hand, and asnufscturs 10 order,
at the shortest notice, every vsrisiy Of
Saddles, Brides, Harness, &c., &c.,
on the most reasonable tsrms.
He would take this occasion 10 return TO his
friends and customers his most grateful seknow.
Judgments for the very liberal patronage that
has been extended to him since his CON menee-
nent Of business In tbis place. and hopes, when
he pledges himself that ali work In his line Oh all
be executed 10 the best manner, and on ~ iibsr.
al terms NJ Il cen be procured IN the county,
that he will still DO favored with their eustom.
Chsrlestown, March ~, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

bzifsd States Ssaaisg The Hen "a.
bea W. Hantngdon hes bees ehosen b.
the Connecticut Legisialpse % lha ofica
a DATED States Ssnaiog e. plscs e ike
Hoa. Thaddegt Belts, Teceaay deceased
NJ 81 j. represented b D. > gebtenan
~ 6pe lslenis. he vs. lognegIr . nsm.
~ a Conesss. md = slpfssshf ona d
lhs Judges - he su2fsns Coa1i u Cen
aseHcHs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

Mr. PARsoHs. Fenliemab, d
whom 90 much has been said durinR TIE
last twelse monihs. hss second Zine Fe.
nounesd the stage, snd wns On lasi week
sgaiH received into the fellowship d he
Fourth street Meiho5isiEPiicoP Church,
Louisville, Ky.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

TraSsilins at Gfy-sir miles an hour
The ten feet wheels attached TO The To-
ccmotiye engines employed on she Great
Western Railway not being found fully
10 aDs~er the expectations Of the direc.
tors, they have altered their plan, and ia
future wheels Of seven feet diameter on.
" sEe 10 be employed. The result haI
been the attainment Of The speed Of fifty.
six miles an hour.