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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
NOTICE.

FVNHR goods aud effect, Of Mr. JoHx n. sHaor.
sniUE have all been transferred TO the I'M
dersigned, a. trustee, for the purposes expressed
81 the deed Of assignment. The books, pa.
Pcr. aud accounts are now In the possession Of
Mr.. JsRESiAH HHRHIs, who Is fully authorised
TO settle tho accounts, and will, for the purpose
Of seulemeni, call upon all persons indebted TO
Me- Shropshire
My object u 70 have the business settled, and
no one indebted will be "ps,hea or pvssssd'' n a
disposition be sheEn 10 settle and pay 10 q short
time-"Peaceabiy " can, foreibiy ~ nust T"
WM. G. w0RTHINGToN.
May IL, 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
No. 25.


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Will Jc a. acceptable 10 those Wao nave vrit.
leu 90 me CO. lhe subject asa direct sttr,fls
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T.um Nlstesrr cause. or on ~Laf,vrr ,r
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tie bc,s.s OF t.t, st..t surstisn- stI 'fr.
sril rlfist cue, ca tle fr,s in,titu,tg,. ,f
our country. aud Tie l,l...., lie La.dt.sls,
rl 10 holding ga 10 tLr tus tpttr,,t, go.
peoDir, when tL,fe Ls. L.,t,. n.u,b t,rrrt.
uau 10 compromise tbcm. ,tt,Ue La, ,s a.,
J.jrmtpt tO = tatk uot ,nfef,.f 10 ttsf Of NJ
Jolcf,on Of Nj Madison. AS q p,ifist "a
statesman
Wish ~, q otiuiobs II tie 1Lt,fMar..t,.t.
aud ,.f th, a. -t.,.. o.. - a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

We are informed that Vs.. Wilson, Of ALE.
gany county, Md, broiber-in-law OF EDWARD
DiNoN, the individual who was shot, rs noIicri
IN our last number, has been arrested. ON suspi-
eion, merely, we presume, as ;hc murderer, and
IS now m Jail at Cumberland He viii. OF
course, remain IN prison, until formally demand
ell 10y our Governor Of the Executive Of Mary.
land, when he Will be removed 10 the jail OF this
county, aud remain, until tred for the charge Of
which lac stands accuscd.-R0ninsy mlsligtneer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

ltlE subscriber embraces the present oppor-
- tuniiy Of rendering 10 the good citizens Of
Chariesiown aud iis neighbourhood, his no.t
grateful aeknowledg meDis Tor the very liberal
encouragement that has been extended 10 him
since his commencement Of the BOOTS SHOE
MIXING BUSINESS IN ihis town. and hone,
he raay &c able, by strict attention TO business.
using nothing but goad leather, employing the
best OF workmen, and an ardent lesirs 10 REQ.
der general satisfaction. 10 continue 10 merit
los ihe future, thar patronage which has bssn
bestowed on him in The past
81 Every description Of COUNTRY PRO-
DtCE will Bs taken IN exchange for work, si
the highest market price
G1NHis shop is on Main street, one door East
OF David Humphrey, store.
P. ~. BOYLE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

There are few Post Maglers ~ the q
s. who have rot seeeiyed circular letter
rom A1os KESpaLL. begging their active
agency % prOcgTing subscriptions h. Tie
Exifa Globe The sending Of these cir.
culafs ia q violation Of the lsw. and sgatnst
The regulations Of Toe Deplnmcnt--and
this kEsDALL knows full we'll A Posi
Master, whoiaiely received one Of a nos S
circulars, has forwarded 10 as another
printed circular rider date 81 10Th MAY,
1850 signed BY ~R0ur IOHSsoN %
assistant =. ~ General and which BE-
ihe only copy Of regulations be ever TO-.
eeited. ~ ihls cifculsr there b The i8l
lnwing paragraph
d is ftc pract1c on mauy 10 address nef
hanthius te ihc Posi- MssHfs tT which means
hey give ihFrr aa eaf-afvc circaiaffau ffee 81
rarfaEe THs is ~ atuFe which mHsf o. csf-
f~rfef ~ cferI .hsfanre utafYos receive 81
eommuoc1uan nff. s.rf fd9 OF pa. 50
ah.th j. m rrifaia staiarrf aaf ifurHt ~
promote rrtaie iniefett aHh ab efldeut tn tsn-
aop GO Trlnr clfea'aucn fiibaui psYHe tI.
aEe. ycn ell feiafn lhe sane ID ~ person uhn
lcnl be-, under heu fhFra9e, with De rilafrf
Of lftsI postage en4cnef"
KBHbALL therefore. knoaingly snd
WIlfuiiy violaies q regulation Of tie De.
psitmsnl which he framed himself
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
NOTICE.

AYiNG entered into an arrangement with
y - Messrs. webb & Markell. % thu, place
for the supply 81 wool necessary Tor ny busi-
ness wish 20 recommend al those Who have
heretofore been supply ing me sith that article
10 those gentlemen, where They viii meet with
prices a. saiisiactory a. ever. end also Hiih MS
Goods upon The sane terms as allow Cd by myself.
heretofore
also wish, repeatedly, 90 decline CARDIAC
Wool. except Tor eash. So hnf 10 % be &C.
Fious impsdimsBt 90 uiy oiLes butfuvts
GTORGE PRICE
Shepherdstown, Feb. ~. i-iO-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
O'EER RAILS
slIIl6
<GGRBBE @0WSB.

SS-a - 20 ~ sSS~WS1a
Berkeley Springs, .Morga, County, Ia.
TIVE Proprieiors OF this Boarding House
Il would ialorm The community that tley
have nearly completed thei- arrangement. for
the approaching Bathing Season, aud are now
prepared 20 entertain Visitors 20 any moderate
number. TO accommodate ihsm To- their salts.
faction, tue unrem.tijng exeTlions Of the under
signed viii he used
To ihTs long established Boarding House and
Hotel, aud 10 the fact THAI i T. the only one IN
the place which ventures 10 run the risk Of eN.
Pense, and danger Of loss IN being kept open
the long year, Winter a. well IS sur,mer. Au
Ia "a and Spring. for the accommodation Of
the man Of business and the weary traveller
the attention Of visitors Is respeclfulIy invited
Having nos wsathered the storms Of the last
long and severe winter, az heavy eNpeu.e.-
dependent on this business for the ar support
anj aided By TO other eireumstancrs than their
oWn exeTtioni 10 attract favour, the undefsign-
ed would be happy in the sun shine Of sumner
10 NPe rieree just share ofratronage and hone
thatthose who enjoyed the shelter OF their roof
and the warmth Of their fre-sides. against the
"PeitiDgs Of the Piiilss, storm, will not forget
them.
A daily line Of Stages brane hes Cd at Han
cock. Maryland, for Bath and a stage from
winchester. by way Of Mauinsburg, 10 Bath,
three times a week.
Bedford aud Saratoga waters at the Bar, for
those who wish them.
All communications 10 the subscribers Will be
promptly attended TO.
The Publie's respectful servants,
FRANCIS oFERRALL,
JOHN oFERRALL.
Berkeley Springs, July ,, Ia40.-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

HNOR iho residue of ihs prescott years man
servant-suHtble ior dong ne cot work %
r family. such e. gtrieanr. attending horses,
&c Erhsr an ciieiiy man OF asH slOEu boy
Eoaid aataer ihs purpose
aish also ID Purehsss an actse boy from
ten 20 eighteen years q, sEe,--fof whom livf.
rai priea udl Be gives.
Andrew HUNTER
ApsHi6. 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

ell IS stated in the Baltimore Pauot OF the
s'h inst, that a large and general meeting Of the
people, OF the counties OF Hardy, Hampshire.
Frederick. Berkeley, Jefferson Morgan. Shcnan.
doah and PendleIon, will he neld At Hayward
Lies, "a place and spring Of resort, now coming
into popular rrPutc in the county Of Hardy,
within thirteen miles Of More6eld,) sometime IN
the latter part OF this month.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

Hos. NJ. T. HUNTER THIS gentleman,
ga letter 10 his constituents, dehn Is has position
as that OF a neutral IA the approaching PIesiden-
ual contest, aud declares his determination, m
consequences OF not being able to agree with ei.
Their OF the candidates, 10 decline recollection.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
NOTICE.

NHE psrinershiP heretofore stistinE be-.
- tween Hagh Z. Gailshef and Goofrc Stat.
iinEiy. u certain contract ou itc Baltimore
and Ohio Rail-Rosd, detirnaicd boz tpec i1eaiiou
q SAID road by Nos 90 und I I, Grst section. BE-
thts DAY Aay IS, 1880. j By mutnal consent
dissolved UUGH T.. gAILAuEH.
GEORGE MATriNGLY
Warrers.Fsrry, Mar ~, I8fg--tr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
10 PIasIererH.

nNE or TWO steady and industrious JOUR
" NEYMEN PLASTERERs will receive
constant employment and liberal wages during
The season. ny making immediate application 10
che subscribers. SIDNEY S. GALLAHER
JOHN w. GALLAHER.
CharlestowD, June 4. 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
Charlesiown, June II. 1870.

e5'WE take this opportunity Of return.
log oIe thanks 10 the customers OF the former
hrm OF T. { s'safoose s Co, Tor The liberal
snare OF patronage received Of them. aud would
ssyto Them that we have now permanently To-
Gated ourselves in Chariestown, at the old
stand, where We intsad keeping a general and
well selected STOCK OF GOODS, all Of which
Will DC sold on as good terms rs NJ any othe r
regular establishment IN the country. W. would
here remind our customers that their accounts
viii DO continued ss heretofore.
T. e.. SiGAFOOsE & co.
Charlestown, June u, 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
Wanfed.

A SINGLE MAN, OF sober ard industrious
IN habits. who IS good farmer, will 6nd
q dssirabI situation as foreman aud manager.
by aPPlyingto PHILIP ?. cambridge
ct The Bower near LeetoUn.
June 4, Ist0-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
FOR RENT.

FHNiiE pleassut add commodious Esrza.
n rssiionce oa Congress street, I'M
nov occupied BY p p Cooke 80 III
viii be reBtsd 10 q good tenant f9r
one Or more years from lat of April neat
Apply 90 ANDREW KENNEDY
Fcb. ID 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
VOL. BIB.
DENNOLITgON.
Inl, o isIn

an Psrsoes indebted 10 the above 6tn. will
see the ProPrieiy Of closing their account, ian.
msdisiely And all persons having claim. A.
ss,nst sad arm. viii please p.eseht TIE u TO the
.gh,eriSer Tor ssitis@ent. ~ho may he found II
1T Coach Fsstory at all tunes.
w. J. HANKS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
NOTICE.

HNhE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exiting
- under tic name aEj Enn OF T. 4. S,GA-
roosr Il Co, 10 ChsTlrst9Wn, jefferson county d.
Virginia, being composed % he uudsrs euei.
has been Dissolved b. mutual consent The
Books. accounts, bonds, notes, aud AL Other
papers Of the late hrm, Whl remain an The hands
OF I & Sisafoose, who Is herrby flliy autho-
rised anl empowered TO settle aud adjust the
same. 7. L. SIGAFuOsE,
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
SAM'L d. ANDERSON.
Charleslown June IL lao
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
WANTED-

small family, to do house work. white
- or eolored woman Of good character SiN
dollars per month wall be given. Apply at this
once. July ., 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
NOTICE.

HNHE undersigned having been appointed
~ Administrator OF the estate Of JOHN W.
CATION, deed, and Administrator de bonis non
Of ROBERT WATERS. deed, requests all per-
sons indebted 10 either Of said estate, TO make
PaymeHt without delay, aud also, that all per.
sons having claims against either OF said estates
to bring them forward properly authenticated
for settlement y. n CATION
Oct. 81, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

The Van Bureniies say that the President is
not eensurab'e for not setting aside the proceed
inss OF the court mortal IN the case of Lieut.
Hoos, because the Lieutenant " as convicted on
other testimony. But The question in dispute is
not whether Lieut.. IIooe was Justly or unjusiIy
convicted; IL - whether 1t was proper, under
any eireumstances, TO permit negro testimony
TO be introduced against HIM. If he was con-
Vieied without that testimony, its introduction
seems To have been grafHiious Outrage upon
Southern feelings, calling for more marked re-
probation than II it had been Necessary to re-
sort 10 iI.-LyHekbtrg TiygiHiaH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

a Sos is oafo.--A L.og Cabia saa hcen buiii
ID every Ward in CineinnalL Thc york uas
an dsnc 81 ssccssn ffom ne Van naIsn party
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
TUW4 ToUF UII ~ Z
ANDREW JACKSON
D. BLRE.,rs POiICY- EBEIKSC B0HS
nm I.LNEHf

The Va Eursa parry be- Cppsfrs, having soc
cirt i4 cstfIHs i'HuuEh u- -as-l fgssufg
t.- fft r.w commencing sftfaHur+ up.u ita
G1rts O. tif-t th.Hi DORM IIa ctsl.es a. fl-
Is,r.' Laras sEp,rcd on fhs i.H. alt hes sp.
l.I.d isr q fsueual The Van Gugcu msl9f. =
Iu tuuefes base frll1ci DIS. sad have passed.
q iaU irr % Ea1sa % siad 81 hrir rgntsrst '--
q. TOO o. Er9kr o. ~ Cutf5 ~ Gtosr,tovn. Htlh-
HFtoa aHf .IirEsahif o. nrf risset o. fss p srih
@ "a. 20 ''s7e - f'ii Sol sssspry Fotss f"
Tie National Intelligence. in fclctnps " lbs
tu.e, ln Congress 90 iits tuo,ecf, ssya--
We iltfr u.g most stfiaus attention n -
rs.i.rl in az ihc States lo ilc Tearing of ut99
t'ef uTnn questions of greet national interest.
pc whrh ngt Inis Dafct merely. lut every
state sAd every ceuuy, riif. fov % ald tam'ei
4la 90 ilr Fteriuc.H. D.rs-r. iu rsrty btanc1 90
.Hau.ut aaG ca, lIl Fl5i.y irfelrE.a lrtlt
p. trIHf Ia mIll thai De fus.i Ittsuft JIi bss
paset ulat ihs AduIusIiaa.n bas tauirl 10
lfs' sleH p'Inf. and Bet SO hss teen already e.
tHHtd. lHcc ihia ca. sumtn. tian 60 iis oI.nrs
.nHi a.f- measure Del Uu. he ralsutg ecdre ana
tIei hero sf- great l..saeas Chef 81 b.tttf ftts
al.li, l.l.l.-s 1852 .c c1.rI afaa ny iha Az
ai.U.'taH.a auf .tt h.eatl o. cary ufou e.
iegt 90 ihf ffvd .Nensg Indication ~ fisss rsiss.
90 TT iitsf.4 fH.pFfairH n FN Efaif ts Et.ifR
h,a n af Tired. ui Csur.f. t. Q. a. rfsssff 1Hd
Fs.aB =. at lsrta-s a. f.aifyasui BE-
l.tIisa n ffi.f 1iit Uaelt 90 afHsaf4ef Herd
.H.H.r DstH'Ii.I fast fa .af cord % GO o.
I...'.f s.ialisis tff,f fIt rartas' D. Iheefg. oaa
Hff fif..a tIfir -.r ..ff Hee .afr fsrIf faig ~
lHsn tf rec frn-fai G5rsrnafaf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
Wanted.

UNHE subscriber wishes to hire, aud will pa,
n the highest price, for TWO good FARM
HANDS. A. G.. GORDoS.
MAY ~ 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
WAPG@ &s.A.n.g2Y &:
." BerTyciiie, Clarke 20.

nhE SUBSCRIBER especially iaform. the
"A pH9iie that he has taken the Store Room
OPP cate Messfs. FioEeSkeyes' mercantile Store,
where he viii DO resiy at all times To execute
every Kind OF work connected VITA the
CyocE and Watch .MII,ing Business,
At the shortest notice, and as coed ~ can be
aone elsewhere lie solieiis the patronage Of
TIE Public, confident that he wall be able 10
give general satisfaction
tJ-Ah work warranted 10 perform well for
one year, II wei used.
July >, Tss0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

The effect OF the passage Of the Sub-Treasury
> already beginning to show itself. This morn
ing specie check tor Sl47 90 was tishonored-
the Sub-TrcasuD agent on whom Il was drawn
having no funds 10 meet It Bali PaiJiof.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

nc & MAhf,aY (COu.lr.
S.'' sssHPHsKDsTOu. s-a.
NlE subscriber respectfully announces 10 All,
Z igicuds and the public generally. tLat n.
bas opened A MEN HOUSE or ThINMsNT
a. SHAFuEspsro"S, on the street leading iron,
main 10 the river, and neatly opposite Price,
N0oilcn Factory, Nhero he will tic pleased TO
accommodate all Who may favor him with their
custom. lie invites a call from the public
they will thea bs aole to Judge OF bi, accomn,o.
daii1ns JOHN q. UNSELD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
Bl2IGOg AL.
WILLIAM ZISZs,
Saddle and FEarness Maker.

MOULD respectfully inform bis friends
w sni customers. that be has removed
nis hhop 20 the new 5uiliing lately erected By
A9df'# hanisr, Esq.. adjoining the old CLERK q
oAce ono door West % Thompson Hotel. sod
IN iaifiJ opposite the Couri-hoBss. where
re "ih Keep % hand. cod msnufsciare 10 order.
~ lhe shortest not,ee even variety az
Sadaes, Brides, Harness, &C., &C.,
On ihs m1fi reasonable Terms
ne ~olld take tbis oeessi1a % reiurn % BE-
if,en9s aa1 el'ionsrs his aost grateful aekaow-
isdG@eaii for the very bberaI Bstrousrr fb.t
haa beeu saiandsd - hhi siaes bis eoma.nas.
taent % husinsfs in this piacc. ana hopss When
be pledges hiatsif thai aii worn d BE- line shsll
be eEefuted - uss hsst nsnnsr. and 90 .. ii,.sf.
az tsfmt ea u ear b. pfoeured ID tha ceuale.
ihsi - siu niii BE- favored eta theif eastom
ChaisstoHn, MaTeh b 1890
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

WlGlAA%YllISllID INWa
No. z, North HoTard, and No. POS.
.h7rt-e' Street, Baltimore.
'TNtiE charge Tor BoarL At hi, usu,. a. IN
n hereafter hc 81 - pcr dav.
July =, iStO.-A J. COrkFY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

The crime Of which Lieut.. Hooe was tried
vas disresPect 70 his superior officer, Li,Ht
UTiah r. I<uy, the famous owner Of the Men
he'Ho, aud one Of the two negroes who te,li-
fed sgainsi him was Levy's private servant
LyRehbWg JireiHien
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16
EDGEFIELD ADVERTISERS,
BY
w. DURIsOE, PROPRIETOR.
IT F. r M S

Three Dollars per annum, if paid in
adrance-Three Dollars and Fifty Cents
if aot paid before the expiration of Six
Months from the date of Subscription
and Four Dollars if not paid within twelve
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The Mount Pleasant SILK
AgricnraliSf,

AND FARMERS MANUEL.
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Each number contains "a octave pages with the
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16

The opinion Of !Maine.-The Legisla-
lure Of Maine have adopted series of
resolutions respecting the boundary ques-
ton, one of which is as follows:
Resolred, That unless the Britisl, Gov
ernment, during the present session Of
Congress, make or accept distinct and
satisfactory proposition for immediate ad-
justment Of the boundary question, it will
be the duty of the General Government to
take military possession Of the disputed
territory; and in the name Of a sovereign
Stale, we will call upon The national gov
ernmenl to fulfil its constitutional obliga.
lions, to establish the line which it has
solemnly declared TO be the true bounda-
ry, and to protect this State in extending
her jurisdiction to the utmost limits of our
territory.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-16
From a. Charleston ob,erpe,.

The Coop SrEwAnD.-Every Chris
tian should epdeavor 10 prove himself a
good and faithful Steward-remembering
that to "dispense abroad and give TO the
poor" was prophetically characteristic Of
the Saviour, and that SO it should be Of
all who profess TO take him as their exem-
plar. Now many man who cannot
preach the Gospel in person, can preach
it by proxy. At a triling expense he can
enable Doddridge, and Baxter, and Bun
yam, and other Holy men among the dead
and the living, TO publish the Gospel Of
peace. Some are doing it with great Of
feet; and it is doubtful whether any gifts
turn to so valuable an account rs those,
which in this way have an immediate ref
erence to Heavenly riches and righteous
ness" We highly commend that liberali-
ty which is manifested in giving such
works to families who arc unable 10 pur-
chase them, and in sending them as pres
EMS even to strangers as well as to relatives
and friends.