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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
,CoNeREss IN 1885.

On tie llth Feb. 1885, II vote was taken in the
House Oh Mr. Gordons amendment TO the drpcs-
tic bill he proposing to substitute sub trensurers
in place of bans. The ayes were 33, al Oppose
ton members but one the NOES were l6l, en-
bmcing ALL THE ADMINISTRATIONS MEMBERS BUT
ONE! So much for locofoco authorities
gainst the sub .trensury.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20

was ebse Of nm Intrepid and bold warriot as al
open pundereN seigiug iorcibly the treasury of the
country, which, III hat Republic, as well us ours,
was coniiaei to the custody of lhe legislative de-
partment of the government. The uctors IN our
c1se are of different character: artuh cunh"e
ard corrupt politicians, and not fearless wnrrors'
They have catercd The treasury, not sD0rd !" hohd,
as pejlic PWnaererS, bui nth The tdtse kegS 81 So
phlStry, as pleyers, under The silence ~ a,dn,ghi
The motive aud he object are the snne, varied IN
like nanngr hy caaructcr and circumstances. -
With money will get men, and with men, mon
ey," was the maxim of tlc Roman lilundcrcr -
With money we will get larzans with partizans
votes, and with votes, money, is the maxim of our
public pftrcrs With men and money, Caesar
struck down ltoman liberty, ut the fatal battle OF
Phillipp, ncver 10 rise again from which dlsns
uious hour, all the powers OF the Ronan Rcpub
lie were consolidated in the person of Cesar, and
perpenaed in his line. Wuh money and rorr"ri
pdtiztns great Effort is notp making 10 choke and
stWe The uoice Of american liberty, through a us
natural organs; by corrIptiug The press 10y over
awning the other departments; und hnuly by set.
Ting up new and poiuted organ, composed OF
othco holders and corrupt parzans Under me
name Of n national convention, which, counter
ieitng the voice oflle people, will, if not resisted,
in their name dictate the succession when the deed
will be done the revolution he completed AMI all
the powers of our Republic, in like manner, hr
consolidated in the President, aud perpctuatcd by
his diclation.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
Foa IA Lsky's Beck.
T81 WIDOWS oxzARuu.--ss 49,
M Mns. LrD,A : sleoraSry.

NJ Ass. LYDIA q. sleocaSEr.
Deal gently. thou, whose hand has won
The yosng bird from the mes, away,
Where careless meath vesnsi sun
she yaily carotid day by day
The hsuni - lonc, --the heart must gxieye,
Fsom vhenes her simid wing DOH soar,
They .pensiye list. al hush Of eve,
xsthear her gushing song no more.
Deal senily vilh her,-thou M, dear,
Beyond what vestal lips have told,
And ike lamb, from founiain clear,
She inrns confding 10 The told
She round thy sweet domestic bower.
The Sreaths Of ehangeleSs lore shall twine.
Watch Tor thy step al vesper hour.
And blend her hoiies, prayer With thine.
Deal gently. thou. when far away,
Md stranger scenes her foot shall rove,
Nor let thy lender ears decay,
The soul of womad llvea in love
And shouidst thon, wondering. mark tear
Uncsnscians ffon, hef eyrIid break,
Be piiifnl, and sSotlse he fear
Thai aans strong heart can ne'ef Sa:lake.
A mother .yiclds her gena TO thee,
On fhy true bIeast 10 sparkle rare
She places meath thy household tree
The idol OF her fondest care;
And by thy trust 20 Be forgiven,
When isdSmrhf wakes in terror Wild,
BY all thy TREASURED hopes Of heaven,
Deal seatiS with the Widows child.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
by JOHN s. & II. N. GALLAHER.

tive department OF the government 20 be.
come the source Of legislation, but leave
the whole business OF making the laws OF
the Union 10 the department. 10 whieh the
Constitution has exclusively assigned IL,
until they have assumed that perfect
shape, where aud when alone the opinions
Of the Execu,ive NAV be heard.
The question may perhaps be asked OF
me. what security have in my power 10
oder. II the majority Oiihc American pc
pie should select me tor their chief ma
gis,ra,e. that would adopt The prineiples
which have herein laid down rs those
upon which my administration would bs
conducted. could only answer by re-
ierriDg 10 my conduct, and the DISPOSE.
ton manifes,ed in the discharge OF the
duties OF several important Offices, which
have heretofore been conferred upon me.
II lie power placed in my hands has, on
even q single occasion. been used Tor any
other purpose than that for which Il Was
given. or retained longer Than was nrces.
ssry 10 accomplish the objects designated
by those from hon the trust was receiv.
ed. will sekL ledge that either will
constitute sufficient reason for discredii.
ing any promise may make, under the
circumstances in which ! am now plac.
ed.
! am, dear si:, truly yours,
". n. HARRISON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
SHANN0NDALE SPRINGS,
Nm Srxtrson rountQ, pa.

gUysIs Ssli known watering place yin b
opened fos the sssscn on ths foth Jans
Since the fsst SESSION sons vatzsb3s ,isprs,e.
msnts have been mode. TIRE nsa,sul ensn.
aodieas bath hosses bass hen srscssa. r.,
the purpose Of using for eoId sn1 wasu bsshias
the water fron The psinc;c&I Sp<in< 36er-
are two drawing rooms q ne Is5<s Sai11>s< =
one sdjoiaing tie dining hail. sd The slk~r =.
mote fco@ 70. The lattsr b Furnished with !,
Piaae. 49, .s .>,-.tI 49,. =,
To those who have never Waited thc,e snr;n~r
aiy De ProPsr 10 saJ that they are Situated
On the Shenandoah FLYER. $ niles from Charles
town. The county ssai % Jefsrsos, and can b
reached IN one day from Pha aAeiphia, Baiti-
more. or Washlngton. Passengers ssop % sEar.
pers-Rerry "a dine. and thea pressed ten niles
on the Wtaehestsr and Potomac Rail road "a
the Chariestown Depot. whonce they are taken
N coaches provided ey The compssy Eve nile,
10 the Springs. -
Every thing has been provided 10 render =
sojoern at this watering place dsisxhifal 10
those who are seeking either saIth or pleasure.
Anu.sments OF various kinds win be found.
suited 20 the grave ~ well ~ the gay. No spo;
IN the Unien exeeis Shsnnoa1alo IN beantv.--.
The scenery IL unsurpassed.
The virtues OF the waters are we'll knows.
Hundreds Of the most obstinate cases, which
would ield TO nothing else, have been perfect
y eured oy these waters IE Dropsy Dyspep-
ala, and all arrangements Of the digestive or
gans and liver, sod IN many other affection,
they have proved iuysina bic.
T. A. MILTON. .srr
o. SAsnnondsis sprisss Company
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
COL. cRoGHANs OPINION or GENERAL
HARRISON

COL. cRoGHANS OPINION or GENERAL
HARRISON.
Tns Globe and the Prnusylyanian have stat
ed that Col. CroGhan has recently passed through
mcni o. Gen. Harrison's conduct towards him.
Nov says the Globe we shall have the truth.
Col. CIoghan has has long ago published the
truth himself
Here IL sloVs fsOm Hall's life Of Harrison;
Lsssy saadasky, August %. 1913.
I'll have with much regret seen ia some
Of the public prints such misTepresenia-
lions respecting my refusal 10 syscoais
this post. as are ealcnlsied not only 10 in.
inFe ne IN the sssimaiion Of military
msR, but also 70 excite UnfsVoFsble IN
Pressions IS 10 the propriely Of Gen. Hsr-
risOn's conduct relating 10 tha affair
His character as q military man is too
well established 10 need my appreciation
o. support But his public service en.
titles hIm al leasi 70 common Justice
Tbis affair does not fuFnish cause Of re-.
proach. II poblic opinion bad been late
" mislsd respecting his late conduct, II
ell require bat momests cool dispas-
sionaie reflection 10 cOnvisee them of ita
Propr'esy. The plsasUyss recently aSopisd
- hin, 90 fer from deserpiag esasprs. ors
the elsayesi Proots Of Ale KEEN PENE-
TRAITOR aad ABLE GENERAL.
SHIP.
Il hes been stated also that apoa nv
representations Of ny ability 70 maintain
he post. tho General sliefod be deteFmi.
nation 20 abandon g. This is iBeof.
rect No sueb representation we're esel
made, and The lat oFdor received from
the General vas precisely tie sans A
that frgl Fiyen, viz; that n discovered
ne approach 81 large Bniish force By
waller lprstuming that they would bTiuf
heavy sfiillery) time enough 90 elect 1
feiTaat. ! vas 30 d. 90; bai Il couil
not retreat With safety. % dsiend %,
pot b the lasi extremity a Nobid d
iosincefs % saY that ! an aoi falieres
BY iha many hsndsome things Whici
have been ssid about ihs fefsncs ahici
uas made by - troops u1def n.y cora
mmd. bui dssfrs 20 pfn,aifi ntfct ~
bsrictrf apoa ~ ~ ~ expesfr ~ Gen
Hurisoa. ! have ~ ali nnaer sniovs.
hia conf8ence 80 e. a. ny Fanh.in ~
Army satillsd ne % it. sd 81 nfs9sf -
rssioes rstsiFss - unFsa.i eiieniioa,-s
1 bavs Ca 49, NaEmest aiiash aseat 8
Nm ss mse. Sad NJ eoaftesse e 81
e. e. s5ie commaadss rnmaios unsh.a
! feel every sssuFsnes sbsi ~ win e )
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
Az MORNING, JUNE IN, $40.

times do me ample justice, and soihing
could give me more pain than TO see h,s
enemies seize upon ihis occasion 10 deal
out their snfriendly feelings and seSimo-
nioos dislike; add so long AZ he continues
(ss in my humble opinion he has hitherto
dons) TO make the wisest arrangements
and most idicious disposition which the
forces under his command will justify. I
shall not hesitate 10 unite with The army
IN besiowiBg upon him that confidence
which he so richly merits. and which on
no occasion has been withheld.
Your friend,
GEORGE CROGHAN.'
Maj IL lnfanisy, commanding Lover San
dosky.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
.. . s 9 q q - q 81 g

HYPocRIsV The murderer Who
sheailles has kRile ia the heart of TIE IN
conscious sleerer--ihe ineendisry who
knd!es the fame upon she ungnardcd
dwelling-ihe Ihiei who prowls AZ mid.
EIghi, or the Avowgd Tobber. Sho fobs
and plumbers even ia The face OF opeH
dsy--we deiest and hunt down a. ioul
depfedsior IN society. Bot these are
not the olly Te;tons v ho inGel deep and
lasting wounds upon their fellow-citi-
zens.. lie Who bears about him the skim
ing face Of hypocfisy and tie smooth
tongue Of deeeit--who plumbers under
the speeIous preface Of fair dealing. Who
distegaTds The boads Oi honorable surety.
Nbo Ifsmples upon The VOWS Of pligh:ed
faith, Who in . ihoussnd ways. by an
ambiguous VOID, sVell turned s1gees.
ton, a meaning look. dcludes and IN
juTes snd perhaps Tnins snolher--hs 10 q
proVliug depfed stof Lndtf tie Eatb cf
peace and honor. a masked tobbef, who
takes advantage of q sacred principle TO
injure and destroy 10 a grester or
less exlsni bTcaihes blighling ADD dta.h
upon faith, aud hope aud 10y that bad
sprung uP cor bdingiy under The light
aud wsfm,h 81 the sociai compact. We
go armed and prepsred Tor the ssssssir
the eye q our police Is upoa the inesn-
diary snd the Fobbet. bot these are On.
expected sggfessors. They have seeur-
cd our faith ~ the disgaise Of fespt eta
biily sad friendship. o.. perhaps. they
acre adopted pbd cherished BY our chsI-
( ry, aad nov Ike The lhawsd viper, they
have toned aad nung az We have
discovered TOO late tia, they are pos'vss.
I ed d 90 integrity
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11

MI goeds aaf e,5eta 81 Ne. Jess %. snhoF.
n suEas kave "a basn Transferred 10 ths un.
dsrsigasd, e truatas. fsr She purposes sxprsassd
y the deed - essixnmsat The books, pa.
pers, sax aeoSusts. are sew IN the possession 81
NJ tEnaasas HAaa1s. who y fatty apfh,Isissd
- settla NE aseeaats, and win. for the gsrpos,
~ ssliie@snt, esii upon az psrsoas ia8shtsd u
Ne. skropahirs.
~ otisei y % have ne businsss settled, sat
90 oas iadsblsd viii BE- ''pasAst o. psSgssdr " 1
disPesitisa ~ thsga % ssliis asd pay IN shor
tims--sa Peeeasbiy v een, foFsihiy ff usast.'
va. G. WORTHiN0TON.
nav IL. IasG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11

ERa. ,. =. -. c;evssrssz iz -ppot-s-s Ply.
~ sician ~ sha Poef ~ psigisi No. D. fron,
a. Dansliz. Fsa, eiasE 49, Ghsghsr3alawn
sni Wars spfiag Roads. 20 ths iop u ths
Mosnisia, ieeiu3iaF Hafren-Fsrfg so Boil.
Var. o.. AobtFt 2. Mgrt1sF sd d. e.
Taylor sfs FhFsisiaas b lhoss ~ and sboul
easghefasiowa, sad ths bsisses 90 nistriri
Ne. a. nr. r. g. Cartaii, Fhysieian % ike
Poe4sf chsFisstosn. as6 Disifief No. 2. Dr..
3 seoiisf. ~. a. p aaisoa esd Dr. VILLAS
o MhcauEhirg ags Physieisns % ne Foor a
the PooF- haars ~ Eniftfsla SO 81 District
No d q. ". LAKELAND, PssfL
Iuna fas9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
GEN HARRIsoN,s CREED,


GEN HARRIsoN' CREED.
The following IL she politics. Al creed promulga
ed BY Gen Harrison, in letter TO the Hon.
HsHNGR DESsY. of Piusburg. Mss noble
credit viii bring baet oni Governmen, 10 the
purity which characterized u IN ~ palby days
u Iyus democracy. Gen. Hufrisoa says
Amongihe principles proper 10 De adopt.
ed by ~ Executive sincerely DESTROYS 10
restore the administration TO iis original
simplicity and purity, deem The. follow
ing 70 be Of prominent mater Of inpoT-
lance:
.. To eon6ne bis service 70 one term.
2 To diseiaim 80 right o. control over
The public treasury; with the exception Of
such pafis Of q a. may be appropriated BY
Law. TO carry on The public services, and
that 70 Be spilled precisely Is The law may
direct, and drawn IRON TIE treasury agree.
ably 10 she long estabiished forms Of ,be
Department
3. That be should never attempt 10 in.
huence The elections. either by TIE people
o. ihe State iesidaiufes, nor suffer ihe r..
dcfal officers under Die control loiska ans
ether psfi 10 Them than by giving iheir
nwn votes when they possess The right o.
volinR.
4. Thstin Ore exercise Of The veto pow
sr be should limit his rejection Of bills 10
lsi. Such as sfs n his opioion uneonsii'u
ii0nsl. ~ Such a. tehd 70 encroach o.
the rights 81 States or indigiiusls. 81
Such a. Involving deep intsfesis. may d
be opinioa SECURE more maturs delibera
/ lion % feleIfnce lo ihe Win ofths people
% be asesfiaiasd a he sueessdisg eieo
tons.
. Thai Dc 81 ou.t aettf sofsr IRE n
/ GHenee az ~ cairs 90 % uf5i 90 psnl
! purposssbf porrly party chsrsciff
q That's removals. fion olIics oftbosl
aho sod ne sapoibinepf dafias ~
! pleasure qfihe fssc1drt. ths ssafe d
snrh rsmof, sAoaIa - liaie4. Hfeqpss.
I 81 % iha seeale a lhe tine lbs n5nis
lion ofa sae<esstf IS ntSe.
Aad lssi. ~ 20 isasl la lnpoHasess
- fbsi ~ skoaia re- suasf tie sxeec
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
NO. go.

Democratic party. carried him triumph
aniiy into the PTesidentiai Chair.
Taese statements Of facts. leave then
the irresistible Inference that tho Old Fe.
deral Is now u he helm Of igo,srament
ADD tina, ITS principles are naturally i'm
boed IN Ms Administration. although fyod-
veg under the name Of its former enemy,
The Democratic Party. But ] suppose
That "A rose Of any other name would
smell as street." Yes. The most Of the
old Federalie,s are now raIiying under
Democratic colours, and vspouring about
'Blue.light FedersIists, Hartford Con.
yentionists." &C., as IL they were not
PorficCps eJiniais with those whom they
now condemn and revile. hut this is
merely IN Seb offence. aud I do protest
that the Government party should not al.
temp, 10 lead the people Of from The true
issue upon occurrences which are past aud
have become the history Of the country.
We have % deal with the present., snd
shall not be led ofT by the Willy devices
OF those sho are exercising rover with .
despoiic sway. We, the wings, point TO
the government as nor administered, and
say that unless they who now have ,he
des,inies Of the country in their hands,
are displaced from power, then We will
loose every thing for which our fathers
fought and bled TO rad US Of foreign foe.
II OUT rights are 10 be irampled upon. and
our wishes derited and set at nSugbL I
say ihen, fellow-oitizens. let US all unite
IN the holy cause 10 bring back our go
vernmen, TO its PrimiiirS purity. as hand
ed TO us by our fathers. Let us shew des-
spots that We will not have our rights tri.
He'd with, and our interests trampled upon.
10 satisfy the mere curiosity OF our c1peyi.
aeHfiAg PJesiRenf Let us put a man at
the helm Of our Government. whose me-
ri's have been tested, and " no has proved
hiS lore Of county. by periling his life in
her defence when in her hour Of need
"a Federal Wig"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11

Greot Meetings. Of he W1igs.-in Ell
parts of the country, The Wigs sre A..
sembhng by ihou,snds. We recently
alluded briefly 10 the immense eonven.
ton Al West Alexander. Pa. Another,
similar IN numbers aud purpose. took
place II Wilmington. Ohio, oa the 23d
Of the citizens Of Warren. Highland. and
Clinton counties, 81 which, a. least 10. 600
people are represented q have been pre-
cent. The editor Of She Cincinnati Re.
publican, who vas present says
Such a. exhibition Of The ciizens Of This sec
ton u The ceuniry vas LrvsF before wiinfsscd.
and TIE irresistible eagemess with which thsy
pressed forward 70 ne sceHe ~ sctioa. was q
PisasinT siFAi % The sperIatuf. and allied she
tnind wiih most usfeeabie thoughts"
Another ., Brooky'ile. Ky. on The 2ad
uil.. 70 nominate candidates for Ire OH.
ees n The township. uss attended by
1000 people With banners. music. &c. Il
Ess q gals day. such % vas never known
IN the township before
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

! Methodist General Coafsreaee.-The
correspondent OF New York paper states
that the following nominations have been
agreed upon by the Conference: Thomas
Mason and George Lane, book agents Al
New York; DIR. Bond. Of Baltimore, edi-
tor;of the Quarterly Review; John A Col
Inns snd Fitch Reed, editors ofthe Chris.
iian Advocate and Journal; DR.. Bangs
corresponding secretary OF the Missiona-
ry Society; DR.. Bascop, assistant do. for
the West. aud DR.. Capers do. for the
South; Charles A. Davis, Of New York,
editor of the Southwestern Christian Ad-
vocdie, al Nashville, Tennessee; w. A.
Wrightman. editor of the Southern
Christian Advocate. at Charleston; Mes.
sieurs. Elliott and Hsmlin. editors Of til
Western Christian Advocate, AZ Cincin.
natl; aud MessrS. Wright and Swonsted
book agents al do.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
.OOD. NTaHT MR. VAN nnHRN.

iIfnor CoUsyy. Va Nay ~
Aif. HARPen ;--sif. I observe Ia your
paper 81 ihe l3ih insi.. ny name uoon
De Van Baitn CommiHse .of Vifilahee.
iof IBIS couniy, sppoinls1 By 4 meeting
held recently 81 Peieysbars. Iavaii mg.
tslf 81 this mesns 10 IS lbe aouid. s.
leaders q lae perry b lhis roonig. ihsi
they ere eniifeiy midskea b. ihe anR.
sid ibsl I decline Sc nosaa iaienSss
mg, J voted fog Gehrrhl istks8n. Soc
fse, slsnd MARTA. and musi. therefore.
~ lhe parry eoor HiGHr have reen
some service nYssH. ed en- nai eiiiioa
q sized "a asa heai ca "a Soldier SD
fsllio slI6ed. > 81 esUar ffsii3
eeh sises b his. noe Be- ny sfVsnty.
nisih yer. bot u I ~ stie - reach fhs
Felis - he fiit foaisy ~ Novsmbsi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11

next. and : shall make every exertion TO
do so. shall give my vote and three hear
~ cheers for old TIP. Very respectful +.
~. CHRisIorHER GooDNiGHT.
a Correspondent ofihs same rsper which the
above Is aiken from. states that TWENTY
EIGHT former good and true men, ia The sup
port OF Van Of kindefbook. have drawn ca from
the v. Duren commiuec Of Vigilance for HsI-
dy eounlv. and give IN their full adhesion TO The
Hero Of North Bend.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
NEW 0mNniRnSYo

IHNHE Subscribers rssPsetfnIly give Hoties that
- they have takan ths Establishment (late
Saith KspliaeeT's) for The purpose Of con-
Quoting the MERCANTILE BUSiN- EyS. and
respectfully solicit ne customers Of the late
eoaeern, ADD The Pablie generally, Tor their sup
der the name and GEn Of ,. Kspiiawsy & CO.
JOHN kEPLINGER,
JAcoB HAMnR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
RM VALLEY MDRaT,,
Nv sEsEPmeRHsr9fi, -.

VNHE subscriber respectfully snneaness 10 his
n friends and she pabiie geseraiiy. shat be
has opened NEW HOUSE o. ERfERfklHmEHI.
~ sHEyHEapsFoWn. - tie street, leading from
Hsls 70 che river. sd Beefiy Ogposits Prices
WOoiiea Factory, vhssa b. Sih - Plsassd to
accommodate aii wh0 nay fasef hies sgish ihslr
custom. He invites z cas- fvas a. pabIie.-
they will then Be able % fsdrs 81 be sseommo.
dstiona 1OnN o. uN4ELD
May 81, Isto-s-.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11

4 DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTS HOUSE.
Subjoined is pretty picture to look
upon. extracted from The MadIsonian. Of
the moneys expended 10 adorn Mr. Van
Buren's palace. Look at IL We hard. Gst-
ed Democrats, and say wh~lher you ad.
mire IL!
On the 81 March Is2o. an apprepr-
alton 10 complete the north font
OF The PTesIleais Hcus-, by Great
ing a P,Tiico, e2Is6g rs
For work done On and about the FIRE.
sidcni's House and enclosures, 6eJ6 81
Fer furnishing the rresideni'x iiuu-e
UNDER The DIRECTION or
THE PRESIDENT. "a ZOO co
March 81, 1855. For alterations ana
Ispaifs of the piesidenls Houfe-
for Gardiner salary and for keep
ng he grounds IN cTdcr ineIud-
inS lie cost at tees and shrub, 1,@61 co
For dwarf wall end fr0ce between
the Executive buildings and Prr-
S,Ient's House, ,i65 90
1887. Fer alterations and EepaifS
q The Presidents IIoHse. and for
s"pcr.nlendence around fairgrounds
around the zane. 7.5OOoo
Foa FURNITURE roR TaE PRESI.
DENTS HOUSE. $4,000 CO
1899. For alterations of ,ds Prcsi-
dents House md fs5 Hi'HFs, and Tor
supenaiendence AZ he grounds. 3.6i5 90
For salary Of lac PnaciPa gardener 1870 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
NEW GOODS.


HARPER g. WE1TI
Ave iasi rsssisss 3 nsW sdp5lf 81 uau
80 essofise SD fsshissasis sFFias 80 auu-
GOODS.
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~ fssssailJ 70 eail go eEaniaa ltsir s1ock
We 7o4 Eprg carpiaie go sefr ctsse
asge.,s,.osn ApFi' q. 1890
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#tltF sessssipef So ssesi,.5 vsr1 asre
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HU1fHREF RRXEs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
D1ENTISTr1lY.

q NilE subscriber embraces The present oppor-
~ tundy Of rendering 70 the good citizens Of
Chsriesiown and its Deighboarhood, his most
grateful Acknowledgements for the very liberal
encouragement that has been extended 90 him
since his commencement % the B00T4 SHOE
Ja-4AihC BUSINESS in this tovn, aud hopes
he may be able, BY strict attention to business,
using nothing but coed leather. employing The
best Of vorkmen. and an ardent Iesire 70 rem
der general satisfaction, TO continue 10 merit
for the future. that patronage which has been
bestowed Oh him 10 The past.
0@Eyery description OF COUNTRY PRO-
DuCE VIII be taken 10 exchange for work, al
the highest market price.
e1-His shop Is On Main street, one door East
OF David Humphrey Store.
J.F. BOYLE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
TDiasoIultiOn OF Co DartnereIaIT

Dissolution OF Co partnership
SEHHE Partnership heretofore existing bsIwesn
n the undsrsgned. is this day (3iss Mey) dis
solved by mutual eonseatt--alI debis doe BIZ
and to the late concern (smiih & KepIlagsrl
viii be settled By ,. KeplingeF q Co., who are
fully authorised to settle the same.
JOSEPH SMITH,
JOHN KEPLINGER.
ShepherdstoWn, May %, 1890
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11

We learn that Bishop Soule has been
unanimously appointed by the General
Conference Ct the Methodist Episcopal
Church, delegate 10 attend the Confer.
ence Of the Wesleyan connexion in Eng.
land, in 1912.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11

A correspondent Of The National Intel
ligencer. writing from this city. announ-
ees the death Of our worthy sheriff. VIM.
ID. Ball. We sre pleased TO be able 10
state that MI. b. has not yet Thrown of
this mortal coil" but on the contrary is
fact recovering. - Bali. Republican.