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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-23

.S;T cents and basket Of chips reedra i,
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, the ah o. n,
IL $40 John L. Boswell, apprentice 10 inc me
boY M ,he aw will be Immediately enforced c,,asir
BOY as '"e -" wan - JOHN T. LACKEY, Cas' ,sw'
Heathsville, Northumberland CO., Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-23

Ina nreculs.or Of the currency" W. gfa, that the;
have done some good; but it has been at fearful cost
70 The stockholders whose interests seem to have Deeh
utterly los, sight OF in the speculative dreams OF sell
!, .r,,L;,;on III tbese their agents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-23

From the PcanSyrGnicn.
MR. RIDDLES COTTON OSCILLATIONS IN 1885, 1s3s, 1892
1t appears from Mr.. Biddles letter, dated from An
dalusa on the 9Th instant, the Hon j. NJ Clayton,
sary for the Bank of the United States to commence
providing for the payment of its bonds in Lon
don, becoming due in the early part of 1888. That,
on looking round, he found it impractcabe TO accom-
psh the desired object the usual mode by purchasing
bills on England and France, drawn against ship
ments of cotton, on account Of The danger of buy
ing such bills, in consequence of the prosraton OF
trade generally lie found aso looking at the char
ter of the Bank that it could not itself engage in such
shipments. He sounded some of the mercantile por-
ton of the Directors the subject but they refused
to engage in scheme Of such magnitude. To accom-
psh H. il became necessary that he himself should un-
dertnke this gigantic operation There were, however,
other motives than those of merely revving the Bank,
which prompted Mr. Biddle on this occaslon-it vas
10 come into the cotton market with the funds of the
Bank as competitor in purchasing, 'and prevent the
unconditional submission of the planter TO the foreign
purchaser" 1t was further necessary that there
should be new house established in Liverpool, in
whom confidence could be placed, to receive this cot
ton.
Having resolved in carrying out this mighty plan,
which could be easily effected with capital Of $50,
100000 at his command, he thought fit associate his
son with Mr.. May Humphreys, under the firm Of Hum
phreys IL Bddle and establish them at Liverpool
Arrangements made with Messrs. Bevans and
Humphreys for carrying his plans into execution
through their agents at the South who were TO draw
bills on them, which bills 10 be paid BY the Bank
at maturity.
Some Of the readers of Mr. Biddle's letter may
come 10 the conclusion, that this act Of patriot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-23

The defendant, Anderson Johnson having entered h>
pcarance, and given security, according the ~ A--r
and the rules Of this Court and appearing hy a.isii
dence tina; he is nhaatant country II ui' "
that the aid defendant do appear here thu st day ~ W
May term, and the bill pnnti and iai cor 4
this order forthwith inserted newspaper published
the city Of Richmond, for two months sncces,irrl! aGd o
the front door of the Cont House Of this county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

vow, interrupted only By sobs. snd abe
still remsined---A LOSE wSDowl
Many sOitors came TO solicit her haad.
They made honorable c6ers. They
would take care Of Der properly, they
would love. hoaoF. and ehsgish hef fos-
ever. But she drove ibsE eli, all iats--
despair. end told them. obey could hard
ly credit her wOrds) that she should 70.
main LONE WIDOW
But who can forssee the eours6 q
events which mock even the art Of disin-
lagi AZ las, skilfol lawyer aspired %
her hand. and wished 10 make her he
fair client. He came. he saw snd be
conquered. He eame--as soon a. he
beard that ia such place there lived
such lone widow. He saw-lhat re-
port bad only spoken the roth Of her
ehsrms. and he conquered her EsmdninR
serupies- Twas IN the merry month 81
May. when. biiths birds are singing
They sat together in the fragrant porch.
The skiliul lawyer aod that lone widow.
a sweet briSr Straysd nsar, With IT'S bran
Chez; boneySOekle mingled ils odors.
He preferred bis suit in soft accents. che
ls,eDtd with al attentive ear. He
f'~~~N~ W iathfty - tue ooN VI uoE ueokt-
She Mss hes induigeni judge Aad Jury -
lie waited patiently for verdict. She
sa'd-NoTmNc. He pressed her had
Warmly in his. and with most Wtoing
look gszed up Into he darn eyes Of that
lone s,doW. She sighed. He asked her
Shy heaved her BOSOM with that sishi-
She spoke Of her good nan. OF his lands
aud tenements. which vould be forfeited.
he told her that he would take care 81
that, and he was a skillul lawyer. Then
the dark clouds were put 10 flight which
lowered over her brow, and the Suu shoBs
brighter and the birds Gang SWeeIsf, and
the budding spring broke out into blos.
som. She follow ed him shortly 10 GOd's
altar. and with ell her worldly goods did
him enGow. He was Dalike her good
man bot throw the veil over Der story.
For having forgotten the vow which was
interrupted only by Soba, she has taken
That skilfui lawyer. for better fOE worse.
aud was no moFe--A LONE WIDOW
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

College. and 10 acme suiissls place q
Piitsburg; one'copy be deposited in The
corner slons Of monumsni 10 Do erected
10 the memory ofths dseeased one copy
Do seat TO HIS ~idov; and one copy 70.
tanned By the chairnAn or the Democratic
Slate confnittes and hi, successors tos.
ever. --
Resolved, That the funds which shall
be thus collected shsll'be appropriated 20
the erection OF . moaument 60 The memo.
~ Of WN. HESRv HARaisoN Al North
Bend, or TO the use OF bis bcreaved gami.
ly, Is. shall be determined by q Demo-
cratic State Conseniion 60 be held NJ Har.
Tsburg aisueh time ~ the State Commit.
tee mAy.desiguale.
ResOieed. That the officers Of this meet
ing sign and transmit the foregoing pro.
eeedings to GEoRGE Foam. Eco. Chair.
man Of the Democratic Stale Committee.
and that they be pubtished.
Us. MORRISON. President.
DAVID PHiLIPs. S eh'''
Taso. Fem.
jas. B. LOSrey. Se
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01
SHANNONDALE SPRINGS,
I'm JefFefson County, Wa.

9NHrs wen kaewn watering pIaas win b,
n oPeosd Ger the sssson on the l0th' June
To tboss Who have nsyer visited lhoss spriur,
it nay Be proper 10 say that they are situates
on The Shenandoah rlTer, n,ilea from Charles.
town, the county seat Of Jeifsrson, and Gao b.
reached In one day from PAiladeipAia. Bali
more. or Washington. Passengers stop 81 Har.
pera-Ferry 20 dino, and then proceed tsu mile.
on the Winchester AID Potomac Rail Road "a
the Charlestown Depot. whence lhsy are taken
ia Coaches provided By the Company Eve mile,
10 the Springs.
Every thing has been provided 10 Fender q
.oj1ara Al this watering place dsliKhtful 10
those she are seeking siIhsr haalth o. pleasure
Amusements Of varieus kisds vill b fonnd,
suited TO The grave a. veil ss the gay. No spot
IN the Uuiou exceis sbannondale N bsautv -
The scenery h unBnrpassea.
TIE virtuea 81 the uatera are we'll known.--
Hundreds OF The most ohsIinais eases. which
would yield TO nothing else, havs been perfect
ly cured by these waters. In Dropsy, Dyspsp-
sia, and all arrangements Of The digestive or
cans and liver, and In many Slher affections,
they have proved inVsluable.
T. A. MILTON, s9g't
or Shsnnonasis Spriags colPany.
June J, lS4l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

rae BoAED oF NOMENCLATURE.

Il AfeAl - AAttANl4tNN tou1+ttlf.. - -
The Beard OF ASriculture. Cor lac sp-
poinirnsnt Of which bin vas passed 6y
the last LegislstSre. has been appointed
BY Lieut.. Governor Rulhsrfoofd and
their nanes will be found below. The
authorization Of this board was 40 scl oI
Uncommon liberslity Of the last Lesisla-
iare--and viii no doubt cause il 10 be
gratefully remembered for gensTaiions,
we may say ages 20 come. .Aiost wisely,
most generously did they authorize the
Governor 10 select Two individuals from
each Of the foul great sections Of the
State. who were 10 meet yearly alternate
ly at one Of the principal towns or cities
Of the different sections. discuss -agrieul-
iurul and ether interests. decide on the
best policy ior the Old Commonw wealth,
and repor: their tiews and decisions TO
TO His Exeelleney. TO be laid before their
sspieni LegislaloFships at their next ses /.
sion. Now in consideration OF so impor-
fani a PriviLegs 70 said board, Il privilege
plainly denied unless so granted, 10 vie "
Of the lowering houors thereby beslow-
ed, the Legislature in their wisdom
thought il would be altogether snpefAuous
70 apptuo bmah PEI dteM alloNbpCc Tor
the labors Of said Board. for their absence
from home end consequent Neglect Of do
mestic coneerns.-W Which conclusion was
very just very harilable--eonferred
heavy obligalAsns upon the Agricultural
community in general aud upon the Board
10 particular. With such Wise and f5erol
Legislation who can set bounds 10 the i'm
-Provepeni OF the Old Dominioni
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE APPOINTED
BY THE EXECUTIVE.
For the division Of the State lying up.
on tide water:
James M. Garrett. Of ESSEX, aud
Edmund Rufin. Of Petersburg.
For the division between the head OF
tide water and the Blue Ridge mountains:
James Barbour, OF Orange. and
Richard Sampson. Of Goochlsnd.
For The division between the Blue
Ridge and Allegheny mountains
Nathaniel BurWeil. Of Clark, and
Edward Watts, OF Roanoke.
For the division Wsst Of the Allegheny
mountains:
Joseph Johnson Of Harrison, aud
Peter II. Steenbergen, Of Mason.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

m HAVE Cor sale eight or ten bead of Blood
IN ed CALVES, OF both sexes, some Of which
are thorough bred /" Improved Durham Short
norns,n the others grade animals OF seven
eighths and three-quarteEs bisod, and crosses
principally from The Durham, AYRSHIRE, Alder
ny. and Tseswaisr breeds. Also, 6aS two
year old BULL, bali Airsshire and hair Tees
WateE--Iogsiher with beautiful HElfER OF
the sane age, got by Shepherds imPorfsd Ayre-
shns; dam By the thorough bred Durham bull,
" Frsderieki" grand dan By imported s. Mem
non."
10 ajditioa 10 the above, j have yet on hsnd,
i've or six pure Berkshire PIGS, Uttered thii
spring,l which warrant 10 be derived from
the eelebratsd stock Of Mr.. Bement Of AIbany
These animals win be disposed Of atthe moe
reasonabls ratss
ALEx'R n. BoTELER.
Fountain Rock. June II. le4I.-T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

q n ne safaett aoieaatiaa 81 manf ff.eaga
"A. ~ sutacdteF has sfea indadtd % tafs
siat1s ~ AZ SCHOOL iassig uaaef - eesifei
81 nf loaH a Maaaiaa, ghieh ~ shaii a..
coU rgn1lrq 81 Agaf-g arrl Hraf "a Ta "a.
ltfs aai 0asfiiaet uho paif1n1sd .he Esheo'
uh.1i lai1f ~ msneEsrseni ri aaa.trf, ts eel
al w. patc 1retrl.lT. ne serrices 81 o. aaser.
rEnsa afe wrr7 frtpecla'iT teaferr1 ga -
efn assaHres hai BE mou anunnz tneIels.
WiN - Devoted EXCESSIVELY t1 co. nefaf go
Eaifrtrf f1 81 care
Trans ~ onsFrf CT 81 esest. a 90
- tftnrtea - tlus rf 81 ~ Fnesi. srcsr
9 cttaslpael ca setnlrs
BOON o. nns 81 tsi istlg resapie.
~ Atfalag, scar A. E1tFs sf ST. Dtrs
19rhfeTs.
JANIS W BELLEa
esaflasvu, Jaas . i6lf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

The speech ofihs Governor General Of
the Csnadss upon the opeaing Ofthe Pro.
vinCisl PsrlIament hes iust made ~ 90.
psanpee hers aud is worthy of yohr con.
alteration. u discusses msiisrs Of inter.
e,t beyond The be5deff II lhe Province
10 regard 10 ALsxAKDEu McLrop. GOV
q Stale prii0uer IN ibis cry. be Lordtbip
says that his dsteuiiaa l. hsfcibls aud bis
crime Pretended ihai no time VS. losl
By him. as ihr EHecuiivo % ne P5oyinue.
80 lsnouHifsting againsi tbe Ff0ot tdihg
and 10 ehsunng iof ne pnsonef ihe
means 81 deieneo. 81 eouelosion - ibl,
rupieel be ssys.
''The Qpseh's Reprssennlire ~ Washiseltn
hes sincc ttfn ifsuneief io druiand BE rfieasf
o. ihs RESETS 81 ihaf frmnbd a., noi appafrf
1ui 8 hare ihc aneran denanas ia asi.ir. 81.
talie cis 81 Caaada 81 be- Mnirsiy'n 6as2 detrf.
minaiiou % pfefeet thfm uiIh Ne uhe.e sriEh,
81 hef paecf,n
The GofsFnof GsnsTsl also infofmt ikt
local Legnialafs that the lmpefisl paflia.
meni n Gfeai nnisin be- promised a
saeTd Pseuniafy nfsisishc6 20 he Cas-.
dss 70 che amopni % one miiiion sua
bali poaads siehine 10 aid 81 msasu1u.
iog 3egsloping tie RESOURCES q ihe 20
since. iniefnsl improvements afs ak
rstamnsndsa. and especially fhs im
progamaBi 81 the nafisanon lrom ih.
shores oi Lave Eriu ed Lake nuren q
The eeeea, EmiFraiion b 30 ba ehcoa
feEsd By grsuif uf Pa5lc 'sa@i Rdnss
iioa b. 90 b adVa1css - Hore ranefa
sfcieat tehool aysism The atdleai
on ihs ebels. b sseIg abls enc. ed
she mesgarss fe1omusnttd ere calis.
oat .he Feorls az eaanis 80 base hsi
~ Goquruiaeai ikra itef haze 80 Soc
ths tsilsmeti ~ thai pFoTihcs.
~ p caTt9. ssfufs y Nlsf.,aai lsi.ii.Fsas.y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01
Engineers Office, baltimore s Ohio
Roll Rood.
MARTINsBURG, Janl

MARTISSBURG, June 7Ih, lsll. :
AR0POSALS will be reeeived Al this once.
III uRtil The lsi July, Psoximo, fer the daliv-
ers oftAs Iroa ReiIs asd Rasissings required foF
ihe Railway tfaek between Hsrpsrs-fsFry and
a poins about mils above Hancock, embracing
u distances or ga miles.
Tbs fron viii be delivered By the Company In
Cara a. llafpers-Rerry, from thence L musl
either b taken immediately Ia wagons or lraue-
ported up the Caaslto The places usost conve-
meat, and tbsa haulsd to the Rail Road q the
points designsied below. The Hail b 80 feet IN
lsnsth and weighs about 3fQ lbs. 10 TIE bar. The
(aatenings will Be packed u barrels. The points
Of delivery with the qosDtiliss Of Iron required
Of each win be nearly as fellows;
Fer the I'd Residency --Atits eeginnibg, near
the crossing a. the CharieetoWn and Shepherds.
town ceuniy Road. 90 niloG from Barpers. Fer
~ By the Rail Road; Rails 500 sona, fastenlnRs
IS tnhs. 81 Reai1ssey Near she oFossing OF
The hsriinseurg and Shsphsrdstopn Ceunty
Read, . milss fFom Ehosi slstown Rails sCo
upper ed 81 he sowa 81 AsFtfhsburE, scar Rod
gers ~. lot miles fFom shsphsrdstowa; Rails
$40 toes. faaisaings 81 lsns. sih ResIdsney-
Al rs uppsg sad neoF chesfy Run, mIIs bsloes
RuansrS Ferry sad Fordj Rsils l5O tens, fasisa-
iusS - tons. 6kh RsaIdeney--Nsar ths ford
above sleepy cFosks Rails 500 teas, fastentnss
% tons. 7th 'Rssidency--OpPosite Hancock (,
Rails 900 tons. fhsssniREs % tons. Total, 1850
tons rails 1876 do. fastsninEs.
These Points have been selected ~ the most
favorable. IfhOseVer, the CoutFactog should
prefer delivering them II ether points than those
nsnliooed 90 each itssldsncy. hs may be allow.
81 70 do so. This Rails must ba carefully handled
aud piled ~ The places Of delivery 90 ns 10 pre-
vent beading The Transportation Of the rails 10
HsrPafs-Eerry, ith eEPsetsd. villa sonnsnes
BY the ist % August ths coHtFaetoF 'sinst Be
prepared 20 begin ss Soon % they arrivs and
must compiele ihs delivery By The lst % Dsssm-
Der. 1871, In equal qusRiitiss each moth.
Tbs bids will be a. 90 much per ton Tor each
Rssidsney, and where other points Of delivery
tssn those specified would be preferred, they
must bsdssignalsd 70 the Proposals.
BENZ a. LATROBE,
Jsas Il. Ie4l -sfsttv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

n Divtdsad lit will be rsmembsnd
INA, the Mayor Of 81 Louis offered a re-
ward OF $1,000 for the detention and Dun.
isnmeni Of the murderers OF Baker and
Weaver. A committee Of the eouncil
have made The award. aud divided The
sum beiweep fourteen persons. Edward
u. Eonis, the negro Who lodged the first
information, receives SI2UO, double a.
much as any Of the ollers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01
AprllIs. 1871.
SEEEHR8OHg RARNI
POE 1N.RRa

4 KltiE HoiFs % ibs late BzssErT wiLrsHIaE,
- eAer ~ private ssle the farm upon which
be resided st the time Of his death. IL s situa-
Ted On The road leading from Chariestosu 10
LsstOEn. and e0ntaias $40 pcgsa u eEeoiIent
llmsstona Land, 10 . good stats Of esltIyalIar,
With fair proportion Of timber There il 90
che premises good dwelling HOUSE, end all
other buildings usually found upon farms 60
aonndance % good wster, and fret rate yoaag
orchard % cheics fruit Ths prsmisss VIII Be-
shosu % asS psrsoa who may Hish 10 pufahaaa
b Gee ,. WILTSHIRE, Who Fssi5ss on me farm.
TaE HEihs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

Lsi fools ~ho ne'er her value knew,
Sweet womaah worth dssy,
With cold iodiderenoe vir:ue visw,
Displayed in beaUIyS eye.
envy not the niniy soul
That nsier sfeclioa felt;
The heart whsfs love has M eonlrol--
Thai Beauty cannot nsrll
lie, critics ffowA at lovers bliss,
And wonanS charms defy;
bet mlne 10 taste ihs houied kiss,
Add catch the leader sigh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01
JEFFERSON LAND
4OR SMAs7o
June u. IssI.
KWB ENHaRo

WNHE subscribed Wishes 70 dispose Of his
~ &A0GE. lying about two milsa south
O shePherdstewns Yirg'a, and contSinlRg Ola
AOR Is ,sixsy Of which areinsuperior Tisaber.
The improvements consist Of q good Log
Dwelling, trough cast, ia eOmmsdioas Burn-
stssling--S observation-disclosures, and s!l o.
thsF nscessAey Oot- busIdIpgs-Aiso, . frst-rafe
oRcH.fRD, Thsre are two good wells OF va.
Ter in the yard--iR one Of which Ihsre "a 4
pump, and both Of them never failing.
The Property 3 offered at private ssle, and
msy Be examined upos spplicstiou 10 the abb
seFiber residing on The pFsmises The pFopssty
is entiFaly unincumbersd, and the title isdisnu-
table. The Reighb0urhood is good oso--snd
the Lesa sdJoins the Yarns Of Cot Robert La.
cas-, F. Butler, and w. g. seIby. u-E.Any
Pertoual application 20 me, residing On me pre-.
a ises, will reeeivs prompt atlenlion--oF II b
letter, addressed through the shsphsrdslowS
Pest oaics, sn i@msdiaio ans Wsr viii be Giyen.
A,,n * iast SiiA"1-ES AiOAeh'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01
Wholesale Anthracite stove
and Casting

and Casting
NgIaEsslA[ows2s
Corner Of Ligh and Lombard Streets,
B.9LTLNORE.
ME- ere lusi Fecsisine frora eur owa Ma
w aufsetofy ~ DhsFiils, Pc, . variety %
SpEesdtd C6sEtngs, UtE
300 dofsn siallssbis Cssl fsa Kettles,
% doEsn vans Irsas,
80 teas HOLLOW WARE.
Osshs, Pots, skillsts, sPissfu, a8d sumnsF
Faruaesa,
Csal8roes from Is 70 IS Eslloas,
%, 00e 10. of Dssfborn and Wages Bozss,
A spisuaid aFiisis 81 brenzed Umbftlla
sisnds,
Alao, Pie and Pudding Plates ana Dishss, .
upw article. neysr before brought 10 this mar
ket--ihsto articles ere admifahiy adopted fof
servants use, being q maiecbie Casi aftiris
The adtaatngs Of The ne Fiais D. lhai 4 bsksi
tks b0tism snd top aihss Which h rarely ever
TIE cass 20 the e0rimon Way.
1000 STOVES Soar Stoves ere ~ che
Eaott bseuiifpi hdish end neaesi sad most ep-
proved psiiefns, snt 81 sFery description, To-
Pafiors, coekinE. &C..
Aiss q Pouauts Ariieisi iaisafst ezfre1sig
rs Gasp Neafisgt. he.--sh 81 phich We oiisr
o. rrFY liberal terms - cosntrT tadisrf. an
ordsFs aii hs ihsntfaliF fsrsirsd. anf sect 10
tho nest esfaiai mtnnef. hifrtta
"a NORRIS. lrfnf
~ lNasFi + sisaugf
Jsns ~. isfi.-3L
Pg.-All afiielss as sell ere @eahisFiursd
frsm AnihFaets lroa via Auitrfrlte Cosl
whtck fnnfaFt "A t1urt hHf krautfal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01
JEFFERsON LAND

RY virtue Of deed Of trust, executed 20 ne
~ b. George W. Hnmmoba On the 30ih
asy u Aggast, 1882, ~ she bsnsGt 81 fanss
l. hanson, sd 70 sssgrs ne payment ~ he
aum Of monsy thsreia msniiohod, We sail pro-
eesd % eel, q biz requssi,
Oh Friday ne eih dry Of Jaiy hext,
AZ pusiio sueuop. % iha hirbsst bidder, for
ready mouey, bsiofs TIE deer a. fhs tatsru
house, in Chailetingu. 81 prsttht ofcupied 81
Mr Isaac q. Carter. beleeen ihs hoafs 81 10
e.siees, >. =. s1t : g'cicet. p AZ ~ me saae
day, 90 " ihs
Tract Of land A. premises,
o. ~ much lksrsof 81 aaY b hreeassrY 10 ~
ISIS an1 ray ite sun Zoe 40 rnnai1 hnf 80
inisraai lberaen, Enf lhe 81 paases afienfiar thr
sNeUuiion ~ ibe irusi, eonYeyad fa ~ - ihs
ssid deed, nnd Which D. described ftefsia as
being 90 ihei part ed rafa 81 iha Ehsanon-
iiu tsaci ~ iau1 ia f8o ebusfr af 1elsgssa %.
Selas fts Unreasonable sFriafa, ehlch yes -.
ioiiei % 0sorrs Wn. FaiffsN 81 ths fsfihida
q ihs esd irsei. bsias iais nafkst Ne 4. b
iaii farucga, Ed eoaflinina slt1TtiheF go
srrrg nat % 3u rtfrtcs. Eiefe paliicaiaflF
eetsfitef in q frsa tsafisF eonsl fata aHt
fttes psaseais, - Ntiah lte sara uss eoaFag.
- - $50 1anes A. aaNgss so Frsaacr ~
BE- aifs BE- ihe 80 oesfrs ~ tiss.ushfr
aufh uls sa . vested j af ag Trustees uii
ss uais le iAs pafthstsf
WI LUGAa
=. q. uAu0HEHTFs
Ne Sc. lstIs-n Uasisrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

The Lieutenant. Governor has issued a
Proelams'ions requitiRg an election 10 be
beid on the let Monday ia September
next, for the purpose Of filing the vscan-
ey oeeasioned by the resignstion Of Will
liam smith. the Ssasio. elect Tor the Cul-
pepper district.
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HINDER The authority Of decree Of IN.
u Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud chsn.
eery Of Jeasroa Coaaty, rendered In eaa,s
dePsndlng IN said cosrt wherein George w
SaPPipgtoa aad others are plaintias, and Jame.
- whhies aud others are defendants, IhS ~.
dersigbss viii oGsr fOr saie On Safurdsg lks l7fh
dog II Jsig aerf. . esrsaia ER0asse a
0ssd Lot % Gsr0sssacl, On the ~.
Island virgiDins- The lotesjsins the lkst
late property Of Roland. Hsflsbovsr ~
Co, and is IS fest an dsPsh asd sil feet front.
AID viii Be soid with the privileges and undsr
the restrictions expressed 10 the agreement Of
sale between MsesFs. sehoaeld and wernwac
ead James D. wilkins. A copy Of this agree
msnt Will b shews b ne a. any, tine and y m
De exhibited on NE day OF sale.
The sale viii take piacs before Foleyh Hotel
al harPera-Ferry-nnd upon lhess tsrns-a h
eash, " SIX months, and 10 twelve mouths.
the deferred PsJ0entn 90 bear intarrst from ths
dag OF sale, and 20 be secured by bad ana paT-
soaAlseeuriiy- The title 10 be withheld 1ntil
the eon6rmation Of the sale By the court.
WA. G. woRTHiNCTON.
June N. lSlI.
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UScEKTAISTT oF LlFE.--The y. 4. Journal o!
ConmerceTecoTds the following affecting illus
usiion II the uncertainty Of life-A Mr. William
Bufteh, aged % years n months aud Is DAYS
was married az WOodsloek or the 18Th ult 20
Sarah, daughler CT Jshn Hatch, Esq seed 2l
years ! ] months and IL dayS. On ihe ais, ult
SIR Buuch died Of he scarlet fever. and On ,be
lih inst Sarah, bis youthful widow, IN he hone
Of glorious resurrection.
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The celebrated wall Of ctins said 10 have
been erected 10 The year Alb. d. c., is
ia German miles IoGg. Il feet thick.
ADD 20 feet high SO that. with the same
materials, a wah one foot in thickness,
aud > feet high, might be carried round
The whole world.
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The estate IN Pearl street. formerly
owned by Col. I. II Perkins, and by ban,
given to the As, lum for the Blind. was
yesterday cold at auction for SIS. OO0.--
lis y hole exisn, is lit,le more than ~ 600
let Boston Cogr.
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CdeaP Lining The Louisville Adver.
iiser sIales that corn has been sold at auc.
ton IN Missouri stfhres cents 6,rslsl -
Thin, taken IN connection Wiih The large
amount Of spurious gold coin in cifculs.
ton in That state, adds but little 10 Mr.
Benion's reputation as a prophet.
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