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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
e Splendid Staliion and fsst-r,
Riding Horse
ORLANDO.

'E'HE property Of ~. Rsnsoe, Esq, viii nake
q has trsl ssason this Spring. al his, Rsnson' ;
TARA, adjoining ChaTlcstowp. in the coanty Of
Jefferson, and 10 let 70 Rsres AZ The low price
ol $40 the season, dischargable by the psymenl
OF IS at any time wibis the season; IS es,G
the single services and s 3 10 insure mare 10
DO IN ioaI' payable whea The fact is aseerlainsd
or the mare irsusierTed.
ORLANDO isa bssntfal blood bay, full 16
hands high, finely formed for either saddle or
harness, and Il unquestjonsbly one or the most
pleasant and rapid movers, 81 saddle horse
thai y any where 70 DO act with. lie was bred
By said ksnsopi is now about six Years ola
soaHd, hsaishy, and Of Zoe form and appear
snee. He was sired By Bells IndustFy krsad
sIs lhs seisofated old Sir Afehy hiS daus bJ
Whip, Of Kentucky. The season hss commsoe-
cd, and will sBd with che monlh 81 Juas ssxt .
ISAIAH uAkNT, .sssal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

SpAlSY9 81 36IgtNlaR
GOODS.

81 sviNG just returned from the Eastern CT
hh lies. am pre- pared TO ohrr "a tho eilIsns
OF ksblciowo. and ibe surrounding neighbour-
hood, a. cheap ani handsome an assorlment OF
r. SPRING & SUMNER GOODS,
as can DC found 10 any retail store in Jefferson.
] deem u Unnecessary 10 enter into az sBun G.
rat'on OF the various sriieles of merchandise
which can ODER TO the public. or dilals as 10
lheis ehesPness, satiatej, that IL y friends will
honor me with call, shall be enabled 10 con-
snee that J am disposed 10 oaer such Goons,
a d al such PRicEs, 90 cannot fail 10 please.
GEORGE y CHAMBERLAIN.
Kabietown, Nay = 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

NHE pleasant aud conaodions -
Il resldsnce on congress stsssi, ttI>a
nov occupied BY p. r. Cooke, Esq. IifR
vii be rented 70 good tenant for
one or more years from Ist Of April nsai.
apPyto ANDREW kENNEDy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
FOX SALE,


uNoR The residue orths present years mas
- sersant--saiisble Tor doing The out vork of
sc. Either m eldeiiy man or we'll grown boz
would answer the purpose.
wish aiso 90 purchase al active boy from
ton to eighteen ears Of sge,--for whom a libe-
raj price viii be given.
ANDREW HUNTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
Sc A0BNS OBJ NAyNa

- e@AS~eI~--@ N%-k G-aGs - -
More tksa ons-aaif Of shish q well elolbse n
Ti.n5sr--tbs baispre c,sArcd and In guilty agion
The improvements on the farm, VITA Iirle
repair, nighi be iaads very COED. They are
Dwelling House, ktcher. Smoks House, Siose
DssFg. a Cara With tabHag uhderpeash for 10
az J , horses, Asi lsFzs Stone Disiiisrs. With
Dwelling House attached 20 It, aud i9o Inc
nescf-f4iiing Springs within lhifiy yards u The
drsliu, ono Of Which supplies the disaller,
wah wstcr, The situation y a beautiful zoe
f0r Taunery I'D Country sloFr, It's disfshes
bsiog sbost eishi miles froa aay country Town.
Hii ever - SHENANDOAH fiysr isiDProre5 hy
a canal. fand here j. bas li,lin d5abt that X
viii BE- osfors May yesFs) Mature sssms to
have intende5 this - ons Of ths bert si,,isiiobs
90 riysf - plses or pu'iic dcoos. 10 bsiak
the point Ehsro pu5ic road strikes the risef,
that paptss hrcngh ore Of the 6aesl ' hs.i
growing sections ID ihe eounlies u CLARKE ssd
Jea-rsoa. TIE teFms Of ssie viii be mads Fssy
TO any one efPoted 10 purchase. Application
cas- be tsads % f1o snbssrihsf ~ letter (post
pati sho resides 10 shsphsrtstown. gsasssss
Ca1niys Nirsiaia.
J0tiS 70. aeESDREE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
NEW SPRING esOOISS.

W. - ga AAk&NN taOoADS.
81 HAVE received and have now readx for
- sale, large. cheap, aud Fashionable a,sor,.
nent or SPRING GOODS, selected With Erea,
care Ia the East, and shsli offer them 10 The
Paeic ~ such prices as will compott with the
present hard times. My assortment eompfise.
every article usually kept inretail stores. asd /
'nfi,e my .irisods aad customers 10 call and ex-
asniae and judge for themselves
DANIEL @. HENKLE.
Iislitowa. May u, I-40.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

sl,nE MEMBERS % MOUNT NEBo LODGE
j No. 81. stiI es,shssss ths atth jaas ssxs,
b. froc<ssiss. IN shepAsrdsiswp. -
The nsixhboarinx Lodges, and 81 bra skrsa "a
regular stssdisg. arsLrespesifaily ssl,cissa 10
FI-A suitable ssraos sili ke preached on
The occasion. DAVID 6NiyELY,
~ f :. DANIEL ENTLER.
T8o1tAS =. LEAEN,
49, WILLIAM powiN.
csnninss y .1sTssgs asais.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

Cheap Groceries.
fNHE subscriber has just received = fresh sud
- good supply Of GROCERIES.
Loaf and brOwS sugar,
Rio and Java coifss,
6a5Powdsr, ImpsrisI, ana Young tfyson Tsa.
Cheese. Soda, Batisr and Water Crackers.
y D. susarsbouss Aluipsses,
Sperm aud Mould Candies,
Sperm aad Fi,h OH.
Sud general supply % sImos, every descrip-
iion Of Groceries, which esn be sold rr,p Zee.
w. a. CHICHESTER.
sonmi, Point. Msreh S. 1899
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
BOOKS AMI, srarroryAnv,.

Cap spl Letter Paper. Wall Pspsr, Pariey's
Sock. and o'her School ditto. Blank Books, &c.
sCJ>l9eanly washed Wool. Lard. Eggs. But
ter, soap. faiiow, Rags, Bessuax sld Wood,
pFlccS.
Oar eassosasrs and the public ere soiieiied 10
give US call, and 10 test cor iibetAii,y before
purchasing e!sewhere. We a. tho same time
tender our acknowledgements 10 oar customer,
and the pubic. for the li5srai patronage extend
si 10 ns hsretofcre. FLoRE & KEYEs.
serrs'dIe. Clarke county. va.,2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
virginia, 60 wiz:

Ut fNkaIitf 20 VIZ
A Rulss holdsh - fas Clerks Oiise o. ne IT,
eaa sepertag Cosfi 81 f.as Esd Chsscsry
~ 4t4lssoa csesiy, ihs fui Moadsy -
ApfH, Ie81
Jemss Dmcorson, pLAIkrIfs.
AGAfNST
james y. wilkins, Jes5e .Sfto6fl3, ar,d
Join Wsrnwor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
A Small jefferson Farm
-aCTs Gaz

TIVE subscriber oasrs for sais Ihs snail Farm
a tat bsleags 10 The heirs % Willism MeRn-
drue, deed. "A the county OF Jegeraon, situated
On 40 west bank OF ths Shenandoah River, ad
JoiBisg 80 lands u Assl0f IiiesODe l. Opio NE
teirs Of John y. Lssis, AID James Roper, Con
iafniDg atsat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
8HIETIAI

SfiEETkNG.
H. tteEE slsEETEo. . 49, g..
l5rie, ~ tais 81
nga ~ . LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
TRAVELLING.

ON TT RAILROAD.
1--WE PaeenEsr Tram q Cars viii leave the
TicSet pairs a " ipchssisr sscry dsy q =
quRficf past o'Clof <. A. ~. By tl,.s afTasge-
neat Travellers esa secompiisb tie journey be-
tsegu Winchester sad PhiisStlphis 10 - tours
-ans bctsesB Wiaehrsicr ned Wnsbirsioa
chy II frtetioa less lhaB ~ bsuft Pssssn.
ssfs Fsiurnias. leave psliimofo al O'Clock.
4. NJ. and tbs city % Wsshinrion 81 o'oloes,
A a, aud ARRIVE ~ Wisehes,sr II . o'eioek
P. a.
J. Ge0 IIEIsT, .frsut
rVJartsrtef. Mach g. fefn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
Fresh GrOccrics, &c.

Fresh Groceries, &c.
IS usT received aud for sale a, NY store, q
o. large and complete asserin.ent Of
Groceries, Hard Hare, Queens Hare,
.SsOes, Boots, HAS, Gad Boanets,
All OF Which will lie offered 10 nv eus,omers. and
the public generally, OF asloHishinsly ioM prices.
IIaii,own. May IL. 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
Palm HITS


SILKS.
hLtcK, sh5 blue black Italian I.e,ss,rjpr.
h-S Piaiu snd hgured blue biz Prsdcaws;
Fancy eoioaTsd ditto
Plain. hguFsd. end eoiouYsJ silk, for dresses
sod bouuets, hsodsome style jssl received snd
Tor sale By WI. 8. IOcK
April 90 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

|. nssak Bssk szAnsfScscry,
rEIsk suhsesiber tstss tAb nst1s1 o. ipforn-
isT ths iphsbitsots Of Js1<rsse eoaais and
The pessse Esssrsily. that The sbsss 5usisss, IN
hs ssfsses brsnehss. 10 sim eooloct<d by him
81 ne ed st1ei % wstsr Street. Wiackssssr,
hishssss bsss extse5st, ks hopes By sir,et az
tsst,ee ~ bss,ssss, - merit aud receive q cos-
tisuascs thereof -
am srs.r y @sa o. sth.r-h.. viii b.
PromPt;y sssssdsd 70.
Winchester. yss. 20, tss0.
BUsosdsrs isfs Ut ths Free Prvss once VII,
5r sttsrdsd 10. -sss - So
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
soLoaoN HAYS.
HAYS xxnxnKnnT.


Ara AAHgaHIHs. ~ lssasiss, 4. 4. has teen
us,-r N lssas = acssrs ty sisisus &C. yess ped
si'h % anb.eistir FFfsF 80. a. ~ sr.tie, sd
hst 1ta PET ~ &c ine qsits oesble - saik, go
50 - Fetsrs. 90 - zee. 81 ths zee ~ zee
s9iiics - lssys tlaisesf bses rufirrty surra. To
We fstt iatEe fsiIuaeFVon. asii y a. goass, Pen
Eii7r ~ the Leg ttisaf Fsrnyeg I'D nssaf otkrr
s'sisens - ihst toes. uiii pasfy.
Piis, Dyspsy. Sscsikisgs, aa Sorss, Rhsv.
nafifm.
q u st.ofslsiy assestsd. o. slse s.ess r..i,i,.
pfpsd, tbs ~ sote sutaptssels sfs sfrasira 80
siifrd - tsr f8eig So - tfsge tlsisa.sf a ii
ii4puttthir o. tpd room 81 this tsssf % tsFsarf
lssita 81 slil ~ - rr- tre-itsse 81 s-siasis.- -
fhel msg 81 sefs ~ iiagsh shsts is tfIs.
6en1 Nm BazaN. - veii tassh - Raito, a
TIE iats Nsslsiasfsa fekrraFh o. saftgfrd - f,T
iir ifsfh "a ne faliosifa
ltfEErfi iiFtFu fer taTa srfr assfrta Z L. q s.i
at iiass. ttsi hs hsa aret sis5ti ilnissrt ~ ~
fiie 80 80 ~ fNset sss srff ssiosisAi.z "a
49, ~ ~ q ~ aaiy % rske tfasen sff.f q ln
ha q his saasfiaz feiies ars si..i sa1t -
etifs.fttreit s4h-ifugs - rsiesatf W. sa51 ~
Feiil secrieiig l.ed ~ aaa.s ga 80 D. aasesl.
~ - asst'.'i.sss. lbs - ~ 80 ~ - 49,
'tsy ~ b-aflfs..s. sh1 BATE siseh iaetetu astly
WukUf.nFtlH
- Asarishiss P,tfi --tlsys' iisi.sss, hss ~,
hfst ed " = iisasssd ssts. 80 ~ f.si.ss
- - hesd, = "a ears steiy 80 10 sss1s -
&c tUTl0S-Ss.e -. :. ssss... ...a..,.
,ps.n',le fesrssss prsplsfi ~ as psisssa tiasa-
faff ~ Gees f1rt A ~
~ ffsst g.Ftsy sfsie aksss s.ie.ti. fs,.a.,.,
- tafr f0NzD's 1hfC sIUuH.
o. 3 isss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

~ BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR 4. the
A9 grsndcsf ornameot bsiongipg 10 the hu-
man frame How strangely toe ioss OF Il chan
ges The coanienapcs. and prsmstursly brings on
me appearances OF old age, which causes many
TO reeoh az bsiag uncovered. aud somefimes
even shun society TO avoid the jests aud sncers
OF their acquaintance the remainder OF their
iives Is consequently spent In retirement. On
short. not csen The loss Of property hiis the xe-
ueroas thinking youth with that hesvy sinking
gloon a. does the loss Of bis hair. 10 aver
All these unpleasant elreumstsnces, Old
RIDGES BALM or COLUMBIA stops The hair
,to@ fal,log on Oh TIE hrst application, aud .
few bottles resfortsit sEsia. II likewise pro-
duees eyebrows and whiskers; pre- yeats The hair
from turning gray, makes Il curl beautifully,
AID frees IL from seurf. Numsrous eertificsis
OF The first rsspeetsblllty 10 support OF the vir-
tues Of osdridges Balm are shovn By the propri.
etors.
e5-Read he Joliociag:
Robert Wharton, Esq, late Mayor OF Phila-
deiphia, has certified, a. may DC sssn below, Co
'hs high character OF the feilosing genilenen
The undcrisncd do hereby certify that we
have used the Balm or coiumbia discovered by
j. oidridss, end have found u highly servieeabie
not only ~ preventive against the falling on
Of hair, but also certain rsstorstise.
wM THATCHER, Sen
Methodist Minister Ia 81. George,
No. So. North Fifth 81
JOHN p. INGLis, 33i Arch at
JOHN ID. THOMAS, NJ. D.,
les Race street.
JOHN 8. FUREY, I0t Spruce 81.
HUGH MecURDY, ei3 South 1th
street.
JOHN GARD, Jun, I23 Arch at
u VIII certatoiy raise lite virtues 10 the esti-
nation OF the public, when il - known that
three OF the above sisbers are more than so
years Of sSe, and The others not less than 10.
Prom the Msyor.l
Commonwealth Of PsansyIraHia,
City Of Philadelphia.
!, Ro5ett Whartoa, Mayor Of said city OF
Philadslphia, do hereby certify ihs, am vel
seqasiated With hessrs. .. p. Inglis, John 4.
furey, and Hugh Mccurdy, whose names are
signed 10 the above certificates, that they ere
sentisnen Of character and re peetabiIity, aEd
a. such full credit should be given To the said
certificate.
Ia witSe.s Whereof, have hereunto set MI
hasd, sad caused the seal Of The city &c
IL. 81 be affixed, this sixth day OF December
&c ROBERT WHARTON,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
WANTED,'

y MIDbi.E-AeED WOMAN, wke eap cen.
a we'll reeomnsnjed ~ ; cook. wrber 80
irossf, and Of fair character Ne TO hose,,,. go
oss sithost family yoaId hs pr,f,,rsS-
iheesh u Suitable In all other ysspseis. sh,,
would nct 10 = material Poiat. FOR such Ger
want libsrsi price would be gives 3, = $500
man who wishes her for h,s owo ne 80
where abe would had good home.
Inquire at this Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
NOTICE.

'HE MISUNDERSTANDING Disposed Of his snisrs
stock Of Goods. respectfully seqsests eli
'nose who are ssdssssS 10 hia NJ sess OF open
sscoen, To como forvsrd asd seiile he ssue. A
lag JoHN mi ssss@.Sst,rs
'CbsrIs.towa. April %. lao -. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
CuANrfCLEER

Is q beGutyil dark brora, sixteen hand.
high, ,cittoEt ,uaite, efgood siss and
, 1840-09-05
SOMETHING NEW

IN THE IrERARY WORLD
THE. undersigned publishers Of the "BAI-
l. TIMoRE CLIPPER" are now making ex-
~tensive arrangements for the publication Of
a Family Newspaper, to be called
THE OCEAN, az
AND WEEKLY CLIP R
The first number of which will be issued on
or about the first day Of July next-or SOON
er. # possible. 1t will he printed on fine
white paper, Of a large size, and will contain
MI the ctoice Reaaing Matter Of the whole
SIX Duly Clippers, and no adus tisenents-
the whole forming one of the most desirable
LITERARY PApERs ever published in the State
of Maryland. e l3 20
The sOCEAN' will be under the editorial
charge of JOHN H. HEWITT and JOHN
WILLIS, Esq'rs. the frrmer web known az
editor. proprietor. or principle con ributor to
every literary publication issued in this city
for the last fifteen years; and the latter, long
Il c ntrIbutor t. various periodicals. but more
publicly known since his connection with the
.'BALTIMoRE CLIPPER" The extraordinary
success which has attended The establishment
of the B fillmore Clipper, now numbering q
larger list of subscribers than any other news
paper ever published in Maryland-the daily
applications Tor a weekly paper 10 send, by
mail. to country subscribers-and the many
facilities, possessed by the undersigned, for
this undertaking. have induced them to spare
NJ expense in getting up a paper which can
not fail TO be a welcome visitor into every
mans family. 4
The type will be entirely neD, and the ge-
neral appearance Of the paper will be such
as TO compare with the best printed periodi-
Gals now published in the United Suites
The terms Of subscription will be $500 per
nnnum, to be mailed. at our Tisk-we paying
the letter postage--or three copies will be
furnished for $500. in bankable money, when
sent as above. When Sl.5O are paid in per.
son, at our office in Baltimore, a receipt for
one years subscription will be given. SIN
gle copies will be for sale every Saturday, at
the counter, with or without wrappers, at six
cents each. Payment always to be made in
advance. without respect to persons.
BULL & FUTILE, Baltimore, Md.
, 1840-09-05
A VOICE FROM THE HERMITAGE.
From The NtShpH c Unioa.
MIR. CLAY.

Abiding In the numerous cases OF deii!ca-
ton whichhad occurred among The public
officers. and 10 the deTcneracy which was
manifested IN almost all The pursuits 0f life
by the want Of ~punciui!iiy in the iuliilmenr
Of Contracts, we learn that this enileman in
lis speech on MONDAY referred to Grn. jack
sons administration rs the cause of this evil.
He asked how coul it be otherwise when
the high places in Government were given
To such men as Edward Livingston and
Swartwont-ihe first a notorious defnulier,
an l the other the associate Of Aaron Burr in
his reasonable designs against the Union!
Such language we scarcely expected Ia
hear from Mr.. Clay-low rs was our eSii-
mate of his disposition 10 do Justice to the
distinguished individual at the Hermitage.
1t is true that Mr.. Livingston was at one
time n defaulter. but ii is well known To the
country that the circumstances al his default
did mot tarnish his moral character. The
default was the result Of causes over which
he had no control, and il had been honnra-
bly, settled before he entered upon the duties
of the office of Secretary of State. Mr..
Livingston ut the time Of his nomination TO
that high office represented Louisiana in the
Senate of tie United States; bad been hon
ored bv that State with MANY other trusts Of
great responsibility, and had a character as
n civilian and statesman both nj lone and a.
broad which was scarcely surpassed by that
Of any other citizen Of our count v. His
appointment to the office Of Secretary Of
State was considered by nn parties at the
TIME as n just tribute to his eminent virtues
and talents: and it is believed that the man.
ner in which he performed the duties OF the
office increased his reputation. Yet such Il
character as this cannot escape the calumny
OF Henry Clay. and is associated by him
with Samuel Swartwout in infaniy and cor
ruption. sa
But Mr.. Clay is almost equally i~nexcusa-
bic for the terms in which he speaks Of Mr..
, 1840-09-05

TINE School at Ashley, viii on the
3lst inst, and ~continue for q term Of ten moaths.
The course Of instruction will comprise the English
and Latin languages, dramatically. Text Book's
in English, Muray's Grammar, Days Algshra, siaP-
sons Euclid. Jamieson's Rhetorick, Blsif's Philoso-
ply and Je,se's Surveying, In Latin, Adam'sGram.
mar, (Gould's Edition) Books required to Be read,
.acrsd History, Caesar, Sallust. Ovid, Virgil. Hos.
ace. Cicero and Iivy. Tuition fees from twelve and
and a half, TO fifteen dollars per term.
I would take ms bosrden several boys, Of one dol.
lar per week. Board can also be obtained at fais
prices in Ashley.
--.. 40 1efN N kew al
, 1840-09-05
STATE OF J
CoUsrY OF PIE.

SOuNII oE n
In the County Court. of the term Of August, to
wit-on the l3th day Of August, A. ID. 1910.
SAMUEL E. ALLEN. Administrator of the es-
~ tate of William N. Allen, deceased, came and
fled here in court his petition for the sale Of the re-
al estate Of said deceased, or so much thereof as may
he sufficient TO pay the outstanding debts Of said de-
ceased remaining unpaid for want OF personal assets
which said petition is accompanied by an account OF
his said Administration, a list Of debts due to and BY
said deceased, and remaining unpaid, and an invento-
~ Of the real estate of said deceased and Of the re-
naming personal estate and its appraised value, and
of all other assets in his hands, the whole verified by
his oath ne required BY law. And, thereupon, on mo-
tnn of the said Samuel f. Allen, Administrator as
aforesaid, it is ur1ered by the court that all persons
interested in said estate be notified that a petition
mas been fled ms aforesaid. with the accounts, lists
aud inventories required by law, and that unless cause
tn the contrary be -hrwn on the first day Of the next
Nnyrnher term OF this court, an order will then DO
made for the SAFE of the real estate of said deceased,
nr Of sn much thereof as will be sufficient to pay the
debts of said decrased: And, il is ordered, that q
copy of this order be published in some newspaper
IN this state for six weeks SUCCESSFULLY before tho
next term uf the C"nrt.
A true copy of the record.
Atte.t, NJ. j. MOVES, CLERK.
scot. 5-6t.
, 1840-09-05
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
taken out letters of Administration on the estate
of VIM. M'Dannold. deceased. from the County Court.
Of Pike county, bearing date Aug 10 1870; all persons
therefore, who have any claims against the estate Of ID
deceased are required to exhibit the came duly auihsnti
Gated for allowance, within one year from the date Of
said letters, o. they may be ~precluded from having any
within three years they viii be forever barred.
NEWTON MDANNOLD. Admir-
August, Is, lS40.--3t-
, 1840-09-05

ID AN OFF iimn the subscriber, on Sun
IL dav the 16 h inst, at the town OF
Prai,ievhle, a roan flly, four years old, with
Il saddle and bride on. Any person seeing
ar healng Of such an animal, will confer a
favor by addressing me at Buffalo Knob Mo-,
or bv leaving word Nth any person living in
PrairieviIIe. l will pay a liberal reward TO
any person giving me such information, as
that | can get her.
JOSEPH A. NALLEY.
Sent. 5-3t.
, 1840-09-05

O. Preaching may he expected at the
courthouse in Bowling Green on Friday the
18th instant, at II o'clock A. NJ, when it is
exported that three ar fur Baptist preach
erS from Illinois will be present.
, 1840-09-05
A CARD.

I TAKE this method of contradicting a
1 report which has been circulated about
in relation to the sale of some pork belong
iug 10 james Wells nf Illinois. II has been
said that | tried 10 chedt the said Wells out Of
hfiy dollars of the proceeds Of the sale Of
the pork. | have only Ia say at present. that
the originator of il, whoever he may be, is a
liar and IL slandeIer.
J. OWSLEY.
ClarkSyiiIe. Aug. is, 1S40.a II.
, 1840-09-05

The bark of a willow tree. burned TO ash
es. mixed with strong vinegIr, AMI applied Ia
to the parts, will renove warts or corns.
, 1840-09-05

CouFoRTABLE.-Tn awake at midnight and
find a bed bnc trying to get INTO one eye,
and Il mouse gnawInI your nose.
, 1840-09-05
STRAY NO rlCE.

GAINESVILLE. Aug. Is, 1S40.a 1t.
, 1840-09-05

Hermitage, Aug. 18Th, I84D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-17
KING 4 lLEEN.

At meeting Of portion of the Democratic farty
of King X Queen County held at their Court House
on Monday the 18th OF October, r. NJ DAVIS, ESQ., was
called 10 the Chair and William Bird, appointed Secre-
tary
On motion, 1t R,soired, that Committee TO con
sist of three be appointed by this meeting to open
Spondence with the Hon John Tyler Tor the pur-
pose OF learning his opinions regard TO certain poli-
iical questions Wher"npon, Major William Is Davis,
David F. Wright, and John Sumnerson Esqrs, were
appointed said Committee.
On notion II RcSolrcd That Committees, to con
ss Olive he appointed for each election precinct whose
duty il shall be furnish such facilities will enable
such voters might Otherwise be unable to get 10 the
polls and also attend the different precincts for the
purpose of aiding the Commissioners IN preventing "
legal voting. Whereupon, &. NJ, Brayton, James Tn.
bic, William Bird, Peter Broochc and Ro. Bland, Jr
wer" appointed for the Centrrvillr Precinct
John r. Wright, Major William B DAVIS, Col Ro
Bland Geo. X. Carlton, aud Col Thomns NJ Jeitrics,
for the Court House Precinct
Doctor VIM II. Lyme, Carter b. F"gg, Capt. George
IIoskns Jos n. Skelton and Washington Shelton, tor
the Charleston Precinct.
Edwin upshaw, Esq, being present, was called upon
and addressed the meeting in pertinent remarks
touching the present presidential canvass after which,
upon notion resolved, that these proceedings be
sen, to the Richmond Enquirer for publication.
Upon motion, the meeting then adjourned
r. NJ DAVIS, Chairman.
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