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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
Prom the Richmond Wig
WING CONVENTION


The Tippecanoe Club has adopted the
following resolutions. which we are per.
suaded will meet the appreciation Of the
Wings Of the commonwealth. Its pro.
ptosed to hold a State Convention on
tbs 9th Of October, and District Conven.
tiou in all the Electoral Districts in the
interval.
RICHMOND TiPPEcASoE CLUB.-At a
meeting OF the Tippecanoe Club. No. !
held on the 29th Of June, the President
submitted the following preamble and
resolutions. which on his motion were,
for the present, laiHon the table; and al
another meeting held on the 18th JULY
the same were taken up, unanimously
adopted and ordered 10 be published:
Deeply impressed with the belief that
our Republican institutions, and that
Liberty which we value above all price,
will be put 10 imminent hazard, il not ut.
terly lost, by the re. election Of Martin
Van Buren, 10 the Presidency Of the U.
States-ard believing therefore, that it is
the duty of every Patriot TO use all fair
and honest means. and 10 spare no paiRs
TO prevent his re. election; and confding
as we do. that the virtue and good sense
Of the people will reject him, when the
vices OF bis Administration are fully made
known and explained 10 them; the mem.
berG Of this Club do respectfully recon-
mend TO The Wings throughout the State,
TO hold during the summer, district con-
ventions in the seversl Electoral districts
10 the State. at which all the people Of the
district shall be invited 10 assemble, and
fully canvass and discuss the measures,
principles. and policy Of the present Ad.
ministraiion, and to consider Of the rem.
edy for the present oppressed and colam.
itoUs condition OF the Country.
We also respectfully recommend that
a convention be held in this district, at
the Old Church in the county Of Hanover,
on the ltth day Of Angus, ne xt. and
that Genera! Convention be held IN The
City OF Richmond. on The 9th day OF
October next. the Anniversary Of The
Battle Of the Thames.
JAMES LYONS, Presi.
b. SLADE, Sec'ry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
JUNIOR WING MEETING IN SHEPHERDS.
TOWN


According to previous notice the Junior
wings OF the "Unierrihed Precinct" met il the
TippecsnoS Club room. for the purpose Of max =
ing arrangements for Junior Wing Barbecue,
10 be held al The spring Of DR. Quiglsy, on the
bank Of the Potomse--on motion, Master Gro.
PERRY was called TO tbe Chair, and Master
GLsReE RoHNsoE appointed Secretary.
The object Of the Meeting having been sI-
planned, the following Resolutions were unsni-
mousiy adopted
R,solrsd. That Patrick VI. Slough. willi,m
Meade Robinson, Henry Buckles, John Snider,
s6d Sebastian T.. Greenwood, be a Committee
70 procure funds TO defrsy the expenses Of the
Barbecue.
R,,oiesd, Ths, George Perry. George Robin
son, wiIlism Msrsbsli Edwsrd liesssy, Henry
Berry, Jr., aud Henry T.. Entler. be . Commit.
tee 10 prepsfs meats, SC, for the occasion.
Rssoirsd, That lanes Neill, Wm Bsntz. Geo.
w. Sbauef, John Nicholas Joseph Fouks. isaiah
Miller, Joseph Rieksrd, John Shell. william
Downs, William ioudOuu. James Eniler and
Samuel Gontef be y Committee to prepare the
ground, erect tie table spsaker's stand. &c.
R,'olrsS. Tbst Nm. Byers. Hsnry Berry jr.
and Thomas Qutgiey, be Committee 10 invite
Masters Alexander Robinson and william liar.
rs Of shepherdstoWn, and Thomss Shserer. ol
Mahinsbure, u convenient, to be with US on the
occasion ard addressthe MsetinE
Rfioirfd, That Iieary Line, James J.. Town.
ef, and Wa Meade kobinfon be q Committee
20 invite the Young Wings of Ienersoa and
Berkeley counties. Virginia. sud Washington
county, Maryland, % join % on the occasion.
RD0irsd. That jscoD smoofz. Thomas Line.
John Richard. ard John tlHi be Committee
70 invite The saeFberdsiovn Harmonic Band 10
BE- wish us on that day.
Rsfeirtd. That The FrtsiGeut aud Secretary
In ne proetcdinrs Of this Meeting snd that
tbe frEias Free Pfess a0d NsuinsBurk c..
zcite be requested % publish then
hSiois'd That We do nov adjourn. 10 meet
pgain on saiufdsy. The ist of August. II 3
o'clock. y. y 90 ~ upon 10 dsy foF ihe bar.
0ccue, sppoiGt Marshais. &c.
GEORGE PERRY, Chn
GtoHaE Robfssos. Sse's
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Land for Rent.

VNiE 'uhseriber wishes 20 teui Tor fsllcw We
'ersl Fieiis- being . part Of the isnd OF
,se ..'- g'mes shirley. i,irE rs-vr. mite. ~
S""hh-id. Application 10 Le made in u,rd,si,ly
TIE .ls7 wishes 10 receive VroPns.i, for tuilditg
St'"e House, 20 b. 80 feet. the Hbeye la"a-,he
10 ,he sahse'i5sr wM. HURST.
July 80. is4O. PR.
All persons Indebted 90 the estate of tie
'.'e James shirley, deed. ~ii please make irpue-
a'"e Prmsht hose hssipE claims Teqnesed
TO pre,eui them fot settlement
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
Notice.

I HAVE just received letter from Col Ed.
Il ward Towns one OF the owners Of Emsnci-
patton and ssrPedon, 10 which he direct, me TO
put all The claims due for the services of Il.ese
horse, IN the bands Il lawyer for collection.
Al The money ye; doe for the services Of Ma
zepPa, Dr0ne and famunky, mus, be paid. Tn,
owners Of ,hese horses ste determined no, 10
wait for their money any longer. IT ths notice
Is not attended TO inmeoIntcly The claim. will
all be placed IN Tho hIads OF Province Moor
mick, wlih directions 10 orinS suit without re-.
s7eet 10 persons HECTOR BELL.
Ninchesttr Jaly l6, IS4O-3t
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PgRLIC SALE.

'tNiLL he pdsfod, OF public sale IN credit
- ~ nine months, on Ttsfdav Ls Ch d.y
i"f7i rfii. 3i '-.- r.7 t.asr st ..r 81. Hfes.
uef, one miis vs-t s5 -aHHGria. ru tsr r.5if1
a Nhi-rresk, Betksisy eoobtt. "a hg m,
ftrsonal rrcpsrft, ~
So hssi Horses ae4 Gears cor Flsfe.
onr brood whssI Wsgon.
~ bead q sheep. psd fsusd.
l'p heed n ~ tnJ stock tiass
~ tfai n Catrf. tDus ~ fieu Ff.l Cows.
i0'5 blshri- ~ Corn 0f good ,.a.sg.
30 or go b.. s3tis o. old Hye.
200 1u>hs's ~ oats of istf ,est's r-os,h.
srtf lIsanfJ 81 OhsI ~ iis m.V.
suali parcel 81 Barley arI Ea+kstta'
Ffrm tg itrrtIs ~ sstrg atffssaty t.fd,
HoFseholi s0d kItthst Fsrruafe
Nfih uanv DifSr sr'.s'fs ten fedtnas fo wfr.
ii5n. sac 10 c5nnt.es or 9n.eIo.k & 40
sbso 3se sisfi.o1 willie gut1, sa1 terms of
sais usde kroun BY
wu W8TsoN
Jaiy ~. 1880 --r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

Preserving Bees.-These industrious
insects have been successfully preserved
from the miller by having tubes project
ing some 10 or Is inches from the hives.
instead Of holes cut in the sides for their
passage way into the hives. The miller
will not light on the end Of the tube, and
is unable 10 find an entrance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

Aa meeusg Of ihe Junior Wing, Of Chnfles-
town m Saturday lis'. ihe f'l'osibg rcsa'uuon
was uaanimols,y adopted. AL orlefci To- De-
published .a fhs "VirF.nia Free Press"
R,ioirti. That ihc J8ni3r Wings CO CLanes-
ioFn ani fcofv. I1.n in procession uHh he
sen.of Whfs 90 Thursday, .'5-8syl WIh o..
rraprate taffrs
BOYS. DO YOU HEAR THAT
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DIED,

On sunday evening last, MIR. GroEoE WAR
Of this county. aged about so years.
On Wednesday morning, the 22I inst after a
short illness, SARAH ELiziBETH, daughter OF Mr.
Joseph Moore, OF Berkeley county, aged abOu
three years.
On the 18th inst Of Group. FRANcts NlsEwos-
MR., infant son Of Henry & Amelia Mise wonncr
aged four weeks and Six DAYS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

.nesSrs. JOHN W. Bricn and Henry n.
BTicR,
~ ENTLEMEN You will please 10 take
~ notice, that on Friday ihe 2sh II august
HIrf, At the Once Of NJ. T. Bartgis, ESQ in the
City Of Frederick, Maryland, shall proceed
TO take the dispositions OF George NcLane.
Charles NJ. Perry, Charles Msntz, and John A.
Montz, TO be used IS evidence 10 . suit depend
ing in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud
Chancery for Jefferson county, Virginia, where.
in am Plaintiff, and you are Defendants
Your obedieRt servant.
GEORGE PERRY
InIY an Iain-it
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To n, Editor, or q, En-, p,,,,.

OH fhafsisy iie ZSd. ,s9k a. oScprsi1n r. " ia.
chester with tho Democratic party of Charic,,o4 n
toA Festival. While was nj the festival, Il 90.
reported aud circulated, that had igrned over "a
the Van Buren, party-ss much Ne 60 ssy that
Sonld vote FOR VI Van Buren,. ! deny the charge.
as ! intend Voteior General Harrison as next
President. am voter Of Frederick county
NineheateT Republican, pass this sIong.
wlLLOUGfIBY 81. MCCORMICK.
July so
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TOR AAIE.

~ OF bsInE able ~ pr1cufs crmpsteaf
y hss8 70 isls charge o. 81, wtsst ws.
rh'rs ths rorii1E fst taal 5isgrss Of q sts
roisrIfs ffcs. anj iHd.'gs ibs purchaser sotI
ist larasfs nest. " desired. ~ ere psymsst
% BE- tpfse masb.os. Eortfd ~ sr hsftts
Ihe bos E1oi go af5 She horse RIVER bst
hecD b. pss bat 0bs stss3a Arply 90
NJ TURNER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
Mn.nn,a Enrrin.-

a fEW COPiEs get rsmsia.ns en,al8 a
n this celebrated y lfk. which Should be 10
re possession N erefy Tsfmsr tn afdri1a "a
infoflsft dIffet.ons fof ns rensrti foansrs.
neut Of horses. ini TIE trtatusni q their De.
sasts, 30 oonisIns Aanais 81 SOC Turf-hmer
car stgd Book Roles fof Tfsinng- Haoisg
&C. For sale By
IOHS r Brown co
Is'r IN. 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

Melancholy Erenf- Caufion.-We CD
serve in the Troy papers the melancholy
death OF MIR. Knickerbaoker, OF Schagti.
coke, by means Of a soythe. the point Of
which. as he threw the instrument over
his shoulder on bis way TO the hsrves,
field, struck the calf Of his leg and wourd-
ed The principal artery, causiag death by
bleeding in half an hour after. and before
medical relief could be obtained. G5,A
handkerchief twisted tight around the leg
above the knee. would have saved the life
Of this worthy citizen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
Y09E1l5TH,

HTRiENDS AND CUSTOMERS, this is n try
u ing time because there has been no Pay
Day for the last seven months. Our liabilities
having become due, and our creditors expecting
subtraction, We solicit your aid and depend on
your liberslity. Whatever advance you NAV
make, will be fully appreciated and thankfully
received. BRRITENRAUGU & KIRBY
sD@M. u. From those who, from political
or other motives, have Withdrawn their custom
payment OF their accounts Is oil we nsk or de =
sire; and being HARD-MONEYED SIMON
pCREs, WITH AMPLE FACILITIES, Ne are
surprised that upon them Tia, cali - required
An Immediate compliance will obIike
BREITENBAUGH & KIRBY.
HArPers-Ferry, July 30, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
EsEREEC SIZE.
NHTlLL BE SOLD, at public auction, on
w ThurIdlV, ihs 21h day Of August uszi. II
the late residence Of Mathew Rsnson, deed.
near Cb'rlsstown, Jefferson county Virginia,
VARIETY OF
stock, Farming apparatus,

consisting IN part Of
Is head Work Horses and Brood Mare;
Several Yoke of Oxeni
IS head Beef Cattle
100 head itOgsi
100 head Sheep;
A few Milch Cows
30 Tons Timothy Hey
also the fine STALLION q O,lsrdo'O By 'In-
dus'rs and a fr'trstS pair Carriage IIOR-
SIS besides macy other article.
TEHNS-Tho Csttis and Hogs will be sold
on = credit of ninety dsys-sii other property
on q credit of i2 months, tie purchaser giviug
bond With approved security. fT-saie 10 CON;
msnss 81 10 o'clock, 4. 81, precisely.
n ,UAVISG duly qualified a. Executor,
~ % Mathew Hanson deed. We hereby
rsqgest aii porsons having Cisims agsinst the
estate 10 present them Tor atilsiment and those
indebted 20 ne estate vii please make pas meat
without deisy
RICHARD ~ HtvsON,
GEuUGE W HANSDN.
JANIS ~ HAN-ON.
Erri sf.M Rsptsn dsc.B
July go. is40-h
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sheen for Sale

HAVE Tor sale. about ONE Azxrza
u HUNDRED HEAD OF -
SHEEP, Ewes AMI Wefhsf- FANNY
Also, about FIFTY LANES Of &s>k4S
the prescn; season. The hock b. Of mixed blood
sou,hdoTn. crossed wiih Meino. SaIony, and
Barhay.
have also FOR sale. a pair of Young, we'll
matched, and Wcl-brckrn OXEN. and an OK
CART THO'S n MAsufSUTON
Rich-Wcods. July 10 1910
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We have received

rHE GUARD."-We have received
the lst and ID numbers OF a neatli little pa.
per Published in Boonsborough. under
this ,hle, by hessrs. josiah kuodle And
Joseph o'Neal. seli-taught priniers. In
view 81 their opportunities the publica-
ton is highly credi,able to the Young ar
lists. and well deserving Of public patron.
age. Terms, % cents Tor three months.
Hagerstora Torch Light.
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MaKnrEo-

At Fall River, Mass, en- Monday evening
the 2Dth inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Randall. Mr..
GEoRGE w. LIrTLE, Of this county, 10 Miss
May JoSEs. daughter OF Cyrus Alden, Esq of
the former place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

A negro man has been arrested in
Philadelphia for the crime Of burglary
who has been found TO have no less than
I'VE wives-the first of whom he married
in 1896, and The last on the 18th instant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
LOST,

An Monday the 18th inst. between Charles
~ town aud shePhs I'd ,iown, a BLUE COAT
wrapped 10 . Red SILK Pocket Handkerchief
There were tsree letters 10 oue q Tic pockets
by vhich u might be rltutifcd Any infortna-
iion lefi with Mr.. T. {. Lee OF ShsPherd,Jowp,
or Doet. Alexander, near Chsric.toNn, all be
thAnkfslly received and suitably rewarded.
GEO. l. TURBERNiLLE.
July ~ .stO
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NOTICE.

ENuosE indebted 70 ST. John % shrap,btrs.
- sud uho hsvs n3i % set settled ns,r sr.
en1his Of debts u sBy u.abnsr. ore hereby nl-
nhsd, nat % - rerfssary to siose tbs bpsia~ss.
Those iaiihE CD rsEst ms 8otte before he
iUth Of August siil G-d their gs5is f8 ils POO
Eress ~ ssliitmtnf by lsv
WM G. WORTuISGToN
Iniy d. 1910 Tut,
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NOTICE.

}niiE co-ParinerhiP heretofore existing ts-
- tweeo Isgh l. Gsllsher and George Mat
.unSiy, IA certain contract on the Baitigors
ant ONO RaiI-Rosd, designated IN spec ihcatioa
Of ssh road by Noe. 10 snd II, frst section II.
this day. Nay Is, 1870 by mutual consent,
4'ssoiSed. HIGH l.. GALLtIIER
GEORGE MATTiNGLY
Hirpers Ferry, May 81, 1910 Ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

The North Eastern disputed territory
contains Z 600, 900 Of acres, twice as much
as the whole State Of Connecticut.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
E.E.V'E0 ron S.ELE.
gFHaE subteri1srs offer fof safe TUyO
u TRACTS or LAND. the nlarsrt,


fFHdE subfeFiIers offer fof sais TUyO
TRACTS or LAND. the property
90 Mathew Ransom, dec d. both lying 90 IrAer-
son couoty, Nrgnia. ord cleared land Of ne
best quslity. Oas ~ sad trscu 10 situated on
he Turnpike road lssdias from Chsrissfown 60
snlfhhsid. adjoining the laoda ~ Col. Hfantou
Davenport Rev AieE Jones. and others u;
is veil watsrsd, having Eteigs run psssinE
through b. The ether ifaei lies aoast ] Z miles
northwest % Charitstoan. stioiaing % 10 He'd.
vhoi estate. and rontalss 81 NBR~88.
Thefe tracts may b. hsd o. reasonable terms.
81 private sale. 81 any time previous 90 tte 9Th
August rext. Ehsn they sii b. disposed af 81 pu5-
Doc aucton 40 noi previously sold .l af zoe iaio
fesideucs a. Msthc9 RsgSon, decd rssr
Chariesinsu. 49, - ben ard shsrs ths ttrms shall
hc made knoen.
RICHARD "a UANs0N,
GfORGE vs.. HANsON.
JAMES ~ RANS0N,
I'm 4 ~ Rsnfss ass =
fsir a.. fFs0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

Fyihg.-Galignani's Messenger relates
that Blvarian mechanic. named Inter
holtzer. has invented an apparatus for
flying. and has proposed 10 the Minister
OF the Interior, TO make a public exhibit
ton Of his system IN the Camp Elyses.
on the Kings fete Of the LIST Of Nav.
He pretends that he can with his appa.
ratus, raise himself TO any height he
pleases. take any direction in The air. and
lower himself. with more or less rapitily,
at will.
Whether Mr.. Interhollzer will succeed
in his attempt, remains to be proved. We
have no doubt, however, that The thing
is possible-and that before another half
century has passed away, men ard wo-
men, boys and girls. will think nothing
of afigh Of fifteen or twenty miles be.
fore breakfast, for exercise or amuse-
ment.-B Boston Jour.
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SHIgV GOUUY

HCSr received ss.as ssry preHy ssas o..
es sefing sviss ESfraE. Canbfir fnssrt,fg
aud E9rnR. black Nru ~ Feiis biark Lac
aef $50 some seiss go Csa hfir Hunisg
~ Z 81 AfsQplTn
Isiye fsl1
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NOTICE.

;::: !; :: 7; Z: !; :;
~, calls hirnseif Richard Welding lie
w Is about IS years old, very deere id
H& somuch 30 lhpt Ne csnnot stand erect,
snd Iu walking - compelled 10 use d 80 hand,
Had 90 when committed a rsir Of oleachcd
cotton pants, drsb cloth vest, bleached cotton
sh!r, and old black fur hat, sud ,ays he !, a
shoe maker by trade ard belongs 10 Samuel e
SIrider who resides near Harpers Ferry in JEFF
ferson county, Va. The owner. II any, - here
by requested TO come forward and have him re-
leased, lie will Otherwise De seharseG accord
ing 10 law. HENRY HOUCK.
Sheriff Of Fred K. Co.
Inlx o. IsIn-lt
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TIE YEON1N

Subscribers to the WOMAN IN ibis section Of
country are requested 10 make early payment to the
'ubter'scr. III. y. GALLAUER.
July rs.
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THE LEARNED BLACKSMITH
L.. IA. a.. IL c.

fN"s NH shsW AofN teAflTs
oar readers have heard Of ELHU BURRrrr, the
blacksmith Of Worcester. Massachusetts,, who has
acquired 20 much reputation as a lingusi. being
learned IN some fly languages. This vast
eiudliIon he has accumulated in the intervals Of
leisure snaiched from the lAborious prosecution
Of has trade as a blacksmith lie still labors
daily al his vocation, and pursues his studies
with unrcmitting diligence.
Al The dedication Of the Log Cabin Of Wor-
eesier, on the l7h day Of June, Mr.. BURRtTr
took part ~ the ceremonies, and addressed the
meeting His speech appears at length, evident
W revised by himself, m The North Bend, n new
Wing paper published a, Worcester. II re.
fleets great credit on Mr.. Burnt As a master
Of the Ergli'h language, as we'll as 50 many
foreign tongues. We annex the concluding
passage Of BIS speech and regret that We have
not room for the whole q o.
when BUNKER Hill sent forth lis
thunders. it is said the echo was heard
among the rocks and dells Of the Green
Mountains, and upon the tops Of The Al.
leghanies. | remember an anecdo,e
somewhat illustrative Of this. ! once heard
two veterans. in old Berkshire. speaking
Of the glorious teventeeEih--noi This 18th
but tie oiAsy 18th Said they: I'VE
then stopped and leaned on our hoe
handles. aud began 10 talk abou. our
country. Aud while va spoke Of ITS
rights, Of American liberty. oUr hearfs
burHsd wifiin uS. And then We listened.
fof VIC thought We heard some tbing. By
and by. low. heavy. booming sound
came rolling and rolling on over the
mountains and il came over our eorn6eld,
and The earth shook and irembled, and
before We we're aware. We found Ourselves
away DOT on tie other roc. Aud .hcn
We stuck up our hoes IN the lurrow. and
went over 90 Zao Bigelow's aHd uc told
han 10 i,Hd W gun u New Enzland
should speak as she ought another such
sound would 60 out over al this land and
thousands of DOR cheated fellow country.
men, ubo have solong followed tho RUN
Gus ploughshsre u this Adminsra'ion.
would 6nd themselves. ere they were
aware loo gHoflsr roc. And when, al the
expiration Of four years. iLey should
have h9sd 0uf nat row. they would come
round again, iniallibly aud insiinchselv.
on the NORM BgSDi'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

10 .N0srs Henry n Brrn, md Join
.H-PAcrsoa Briea,
81 nmTLrnTEu A,you arc not .s-
~ hshtluts Df tha Commonwealth 81 ytr-
tiui', and have 90 attorney 90 " h0n notice uasf
Do gwen, We lake this method Of fisirE ,ol 20
uco. Dot, on hs l.h asg n Oftsbff asrt. 90 QUO
C2lntnr-Toom 90 the City Of Baltimore. Zoo re
state 20 Harylsrd We shall proceed 10 take ts
dePosiiions ~ Evbtrt r. B4l1win sd Hithstl
s. Dicksy. also % John : Grimes ard othsrs.
% be- ontret AZ evidence ir a cut ia ChsrrsTr
depeodsng n ths Cfr-1if sup. f.of Corrfcf law
a1j Csarrrry f1r ieltfs1u cpgafy. in Soc state
II Nfg'nIa. whefei1 80 ere Conpianants. ard
you ani Wm Bf1vnafs Dsfendsots-uhen snd
vbsfe yol esn susnt II you ihmt proper
Should ihs witnesses rot 30 siieri 90 ihst dav.
the Comm'ftinn VIII Pc r1ntlnusd unul ihere1t
day Your ohe1lent ssrsaets
HDWAHD PiTTMaN q co.
Iule DO. faf0-r
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The RsuH Of Speculation "A lot Of
fourteen acres OF land lyins just north q
lhis village changed hands during the
speculation bubble Of lSj6. ard 90 he
course q she estimates pot upon d. be-
came plsuercd with mortgages 10 The
tune Of one Aundrsd and Ten thousand dob
iarsl The Ownership o. u finally dsvolv.
ed upon the State Of Indiana a. whose
direction J., uss offered Al auction on The
9Th inst, when II vas bid OF II So IHov-
sANn DOLLARS - Pougbtsspsis Tel
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FOR AAI.E.

IS which bargain nsy 30 he'd. esry ,ups.
- ri0f GERJu.i.F FLl.NO Application IA
Pc made % JOha ?. Bfgan. Of be Apottscsr,
Store iH tharleslSsa. Fbsftarf ~ f-f0
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AaInes, Liauor., q.

hiD asdsua Wihs tsfg ssnsriof article
" o.i Pert Lssos sbsrfg ed ssises g.
Hoiiaat Clio. Ffs-rb brssfs sifs4r cissf V.s.
ger, Sc fusi fsrs we'd 600 fsr sais ~
MILLER, AtLEEoSo 4 co
jay ~. is40
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MnT4ER

a REPORT bsving been pa in,afcirculiiion
4 n hsi am shout 20 give up my school
THINK II proper 10 Say thst s1ch = report b en-
hfely Unauthorized by ne .iiii contiuge 81
the basement story 81 the Episcopal Lecture
Room where shall be happy TO attend TO en-
WHO may ace proper 20 coof-r on ne heir "a.
uonsge. JAMES 81. REILEY
Chsrles;ovn, July 10. Is4O.
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Jnync,, Carrninatiyc Balsam

n CURE Tor D.,sbtery. Diarrhes. Cholera
0A Norba'. sanS-r comP'sist. Choi'e. Sour
s,om'eh. ne. snd 81 Diseases Of the stomach
sod Bowel, also All SPlsmoeic sld Nervous
Diseas.s. Price 50 esnis.
For sale by Up BROWN & Co.
July 30. lss0. .fgsris.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

BEr,DsTvrrs.- New York Express Of
Wednesday, ., +. NJ. says
II is refreshing 10 have a demand from
Europe for breadstufFs even at low price.
The British Queen brought several orders
for the purchase Of -four, and two have
been filed, amounting TO sixteen thou
sand barrels. at 50. There are also o.
ders for Fheat, which. for particular de
scrip,ion. are at no cents. but these or.
ders oanno: be fulfilled as the article is
not here. We hear Of no orders for Corn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

IcE.-The frs, cargo Of ice which ar.
rived at New Orleans was thrown over.
board by order ofthe City Council. This
was some thirty years ago. The trade
has since become one Of great importance.
Cargo after cargo Of ice is gathered from
the chrysisl ponds around Boston, and
shipped TO New Orleans; and the inhabi.
,ants use it freely. 1t is deposited in
large reirgera,ors or ice houses no, un-
der ground. for there is no under ground
that is not under water also,-bui built
up 10 the height Of three or four sIoriec
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