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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

Csu.aunisSsed fors he Ffes Pres.
Departed this Efss % THURSDAY the 2sth Of
September. Mrs. RAeHEts yAxDoaEs, eonsort Of
Jacob yandqren, Fsq Of Berkeley county. She
has left 90 sfeciienaie husbaBd and large fanai-
" or devoted chll5reh 10 mourn their isrspara.
bic Jass But they mourn not As those who
have no hope The deeehsed had been . COO
sislsni member ot the Presbyterian church 10
ShepEerdsloun fof nuRSer Of years. And IS
! growing christi4n. she lsidently manifested =
deep and Increasing interest in The Church, and
zeal Cor ils prespsIrty.
Her protrscled sudsrinEs we're borne with .
degree Of patiencs and fo{iituds that commend
ia 10 small dsgrss The religion Of the Bisis, a.
.stksone thing needful. = Her death was calm
and psacsfai: "Dietsed ars The dead which
die 10 the Lord.n
ssPesce, lis the lord Jstovahs hand
Tkst blasts DOR Joys ID death;
Charges the vissss oneC 20 dear, +
Add gathers bfek our srealh. 8
~our covenant God snd'Fsther, be,
10 Christ. orr blesdink Lord.
whose grace eas ktal nj bursting keayl.
win one rssiting we'd.
sssilent Dt t.,n tshorshssnsms
W his his scbihging ksna
And yieii suv coaiforis alse our life
TO his supreme eomm3nd.n
: -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

Western District Of ETrgiaia, SIarnton,
In BANKRUPT CY.l
.N Office 10 crsjisou ard I'll olhsrs con-
~ eerned 10 interest, to SHOW eaase against
The Petition Of,
No sl3--jamep Shepherd 81 jefferson conn-
y. 70 be declared Bsakrnpt % Tuesday the
lSlh day Of November bsxi
No. sit-sli,frey d. Forsman, or Berkslsy
county, % b declares 4 Bankrupt On Tsesday
The tan day Of Essenber next.
~. sS4 -Washinkton Busey. Oh JeGerson
county, 70 be declared Bankrupt % TUESDAY
the 18Th day Of November next.
No ssS-Thomas Lemon. or JefFerson eoun-
", 70 b adeelsrsd q Bankrupt on Tuesday ths
18Th dsyof November next.
TE.rE.
NIGH K. TROUT.
/ Oct u. l6s2. st a. CLERK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
sCHoo1. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

4 ~. The annual meeting Of The SCHOOL
W. Commissioners Of Jefferson county
IL required BY law TO De held at The Court house
IL charlesiown. on he first day Of October eastt
which will be The Ei7ih inst A punctual sitsn-
dance Of AL he members Of the board il very
desirable RICHARD WILLIAMS, Trsas'r
Oct IS, 1s42. q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
Nontes.'

HFSome of oar yearly ady<flisers are die
posed 10 lake up more room han We can sdprd
them Ifihey exceed the Ittni's contracted Fof.
an extra chargs must be made. as our space Is
valuable 10 Us, every inch of il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
Attention. Firemen.

no ou will parade, agTeeably TO Inc require
mens Of the Law, in front Of The Ereinc- hshse
on Saturday Epening nsxt, at 4 o'clock. a pune
tuai attendance Of the members is desirable.
By order, THE SECRETARY.
Ont IA 1872 d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

The whole amount appropriated Tor the
education Of the poor i SCI IA 81.
tWAehsslsr RsPueiieaA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

q ScHooL QuoTA follo~ing lsthe
superintendent Of the appropriation from
the Literary Fdad for the education Of
the poor IN The year 1913. 10 the counties
named X
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
THOMAS ]. STUART,
@Hosns,, a 4u.s,

nRACTEsEs il theIFsdsrsl ecars i sam
IL lon. AppIeanas for ths bens6t Of he
BsskruFt Law IN jefferson eoaaty. desiring bis
seryieess esn have ~ necessarr pspsrs 3relared
b. William L Baker, Esq Of charlsslouni
Sianainn. Oct m, isis-lt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE books and papers Of Granfham & Bsns
+ are now 10 the hands Of the undersigned for
SELECTION, and will be ready BY Monday the 18th
mat, for adjustment. Apply 70 either Of Us.
IN ZINES GRANTH.f.n. &
JOH.T H. SMITH,
III JOHN r, SMITHS,
Trustees sf G. I'll
smiihheld. Oct Isl 1912.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
NEW GOODS
For. GMSh.

NEW &0QDS@
IS For Cash.
NHE undersigned has just received and open.
ed his splendid STOCK OF oOoD5
bought totcsr than they were ever bought beIo1e
A small profit only win De added, ana sold rs,
cash. Customers, friends. ana persons 10 search
Of bargains. will End il greatly 10 their adyan.
tsge 10 buy on those terms.
HeasyS- brown shestings II cents,
n" 81 +. s.
Blsaehsd Mdslins. az qualities,
Flannels, do. IL
I Bed Tiekings, 10. ~ s
Linseys, do. u
Coloured Canteens. do.
Calicoes, from ce1ls upwards,
Checks, all qnsIiIiess
Cotton Lapse andis wickers,
Cotton Yarn, all numbers. 22i cents per h..
[ Broad CLOTHS generally,
cassimeres and yeslings, q full assortment,
Mouslin de Lanes,
g Challeys and Meri1oes.
Swiss and Book Muslins.
Ladies and Gsntiemen's Gloves,
Thread and Isle Edgings and Inssrtings,
Whitney and Negro Blankets, Is
Hosiery. generally,
Giaghams-S Scotch Rlaids Tor children.
Brown aid bleaehed Table Cloths,
handkerchief and Shawls,
Irish Linens-Long Lawns,
Ladies and Mems Boots and Shoes,
Boys, Lsds, aud Children 90.
Groceries generally,
Brown Sugar, 7and 8 cents,
Gun Powder Tea. 81 l2i,
Inpsrlsl d.. "a
Cheese II esnis-Indigo Is cents,
Lump Sugar l2l-Losf do. IS 1 is cents,
MoIasses 3l3 . 37i cents,
Brown Soap cents.
Candles, mould, lei Do. dipped 1874,
Sperm Candles 37i cents.
Best Tobacco 44-good DO Is cents.
Nails 6t-Alum cents
Putty 81 ladder 2O--v Vine yar IS cts.
Cooking and PsrIor Stoves,
Qneensware eeneralIy.
Hardware, Stone-wate, Iron Ho'I0H<aars,
Bar Iron By the Ton Or Otherwise;
Strap and She'd Iron,
Zinc IN sheets. &c. he
-All Or which Tie public may RES assured
are for sale Il lesrsf prices Than hare ever bseg
known ia this parl Of The eonntry-
WILLIAM ANDERSON
HsFFsn Ferry, 0el. ~ 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

vWNur snSs.r;bSS - ia = eeise6 = addition
j 70 HI. fbfnrr stoe1 45D Lbs CAN
DE. (stsoritd1 n | Dbl Svl4 Shell ;t'mgras -
boxes best bunch lsiiss--t Dbl lsLot1Is---t
hbl f1fn Nh 3 HEs1LL.f-kO.AG.
Ott 1914 Ht t~tT I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
LOST.

%@a
nm Wednesday, September 2lst !Seiwssn w.
- z. Turner's and William toOdf i GUM
PLASTIC CAPE, Of lead colour. The
binder wilt confer favour BY leaving Il at the
Free Press Once, and be suitably rewarded il
required Two gentlemen on foot we're met
near the point where il was dropped.
/. W, wAsHInGroN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
INSTALLATION,
81 REWARD.

| GTRATEDsAwAY from the farm OF Col
| - Robert Lucas, nesF ShePherdsiowE. about
two months sipee.a young BAX MARE,
Two years OLD last spTing--no particular marks
recoileeied. The above, reward will De given
for The said mare. on Information being given
TO the subscriber near Baukers-Hill Berkeley
county. JOHN E. BOYD.
oci. 6, lsi9--3t..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

VoU viii parade IL front OF Abells Hotel
IL in Chaotestown, on SatS' day ntrf. l5ih int
At II o'clock, j VI in full uniform. This be-
ing lawful Pirade, all dslinquents will be no
ted. }. J. ABEL. o S.
!. Oct.tia. Is42. fE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
Attention, silseUnirestsc a.
y ..
NMW G0ODaa
IND .9RFUL SacRIFTCES,g

11HE subscribers have Just Fsiarned from
- Bsliimore with the motl spieRdii a,ssrinIsni
qf GOODS they have ever offered. These
Goods were laid in on the bes. eksH rElnI, and
will be sold al unhesrd Of lsp prices. To eau-
merate Ill the articles il would be useless 10
attempt, sufice il 10 say We have almost every
thing necessary 10 supply he wshts Of any per-
son The attention OF our friends and the pub
Tic generally j. invited 10 The following
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

q DOZEN pair slrong Wooden SOCKS. Tor
- sale cheap, al Il ALLEMUNG'S.
Oct S. 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

= ~
Meriaoes, al colours from IS cents 10 81 90;
calieoes. Tery good. 81 eta;
! Superior do. 10 snd l2i cents;
z British do. 90 to IS cents;
Curtain cslieo, warranted fast colours, 12S;
Excellent Long Cloth Nlnslins 6i-super. 10:
- French Chiutz. from 90 10 37A cts;
Shawis, Of every variety;
Ladies Dress Hikfs lsikl for 3Fa cents;
Silk Miiis, for ladies', l2i cts-Norsged ia;
worsied, Merino. Cashmere, Silk and Cotton
HOSIERY, very cheap;
Black MattioOa -sPlendid figured Gro de
Nap. and Foulard do; f
Bonnet Silks, French Braid & Straw Bonnsts;
Beautiful Artificial Flowers ard Ribbands,
Lace Musins, Thread and i.isle Edkings and In
servings, Victoria Skirts, Zephor Wofsisd and
Canvass for same. all for little less than vne-hall
their value;
White, scarlet. green aud yellow Flannels, ali
wool and very fne, from IS 10 IS CENTS;
Earlsioni Ginghsms from Is 10 37i cents;
Kersev, rs eenls-Csssipetts Of al colours
from 37i cts. 10 81 co. fine and heavy;
beautiful assortment Of CLOTHS, one
third less than they were ever sold for;
. Pilot Cloth, 81 90 per yard;
Fine C.4SSLMERES, 81 rs;
Linen Collars and Bosoms IS cents-spotied
Flannel 37i cents;
Super. ~ool-dyed black Cashmere. % 50 .
50, worth 81
Fashionable Cost Trimmings, together with 4
splendid assortment Of Merino, Italian and
Velvet VEsTiNGs, sc. &c, for genslemsn's
wear.
Domestic Goods:
Excellent heavy Ticking, from l2i 10 IS cts;
Canton Fiannels, all colours, l2i cents; osns-
burg No l, la; super. broad black Cotton 81
TO 10 cents, 1874 Whiting Blankets. Sc 90; white
and coloured Carpet Cham; Cotton Yarn. ell
Nos; Random scaTlst and white Yarn, No. /,
2 and 3. Burlaps, &c sc.
STOTES, of all kinds,
Boots, Shoes, HIS and CdB,, ofepery
kind, pery cheap, together ,Oifh q full as
sortmeni Of HdrdOdre, Tin Ware. Gro
ceries, Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, Cedar
Hare, Bacon, SC. &c.
owe earnestly invite svery body 10 The neigh.
bourhood TO give US call. ss we feefsssured we
have the Goods TO please, and at such prices a.
will remuBerate persons for coming from The
most distant paris Of the County.
Call at the NJ w. corner off High &
Shenandoah streets.
A. & G. W. HOLLAND.
Harpers-Ferfys Oct. 10, 1912.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

TRREsH Wafer, Sugar s soda cRAcEERs,
y ji,t received Al II .aLkEsu0.st',3 &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

Truskes.

I BOX Fashionable black Beaver HATS, best
OF. lsSt +. Igi1.. - kEfFsK KElRsLEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
DEATa oF THE REV loHN KERR.

We stop The press To announce the melancholy
intelligence Of the dtalh ofthe Rev. JoHN KERR,
one efthe oldest any most di,linEnishsd miais-
iers Of The Baptisl :senominslian 10 YIFeinnl-
He died 81 half pasi:l2 O'Clock. p. NJ. yesterday.
The 29ih INST. II hin residence, 1.-The Cottage, y
near thispisce - Dsaviiis Reporter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
A List OfIctters.

u EMAlNIrsG in the Pos, Oaics. 81 shep-
~ herdstown. on the ls,dSy ofuelobet, Is4s:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
Jefferson Cavalry!

NlcH'S K. TROUT D. CieTl
October IA. ls42 Lii.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

rs 10. Lottery ID Dral0n Ball0ls.
Tickets $40 !: Shares inI proportion.
$50 .oO0. sxlR OOm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
QRited Stales District Conrt.

). os, -, ls.a IA d ci.,A
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-10
From ihe N o. Prcayune.
Mr.. SIMPSONS HOUSE.

Once upon a time a queer old fel
low, named Smith, started from South.
ern city on pedestrian excursion OF
about one hundred mi es. He was not
such very old fellow, eIlher, He
was about forty years older tnsn when
he was born This Mr.. Smuh-he
was not connected wlhlhe John smith
family 10 the most remote degree
was man Of many pecuIiarIties. II
absoulc stupidity did not form prom
ineLt tralt 10 his character, it vas a
quality which much rrsembled stupidity,
and might easily be mistaken Tor II. BY
at least one halt ot the world, He had
always manifested q singular abslrac.
tion, generally described as absence oI
mind, and would frequently roam about
the streets whole day without recog-
nizng one Of his old friends, apparenl-
ly without being aware Of The nature ol
his movements
This was Mr.. Smith. We we're say.
ing that Mr.. Smith started upon q jour
ney, on the Hen.toed machine spoken
Of in John Bull. After travelling lew
miles our pedestrian felt somewhat
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-10
IN CONGRESS.
Philadelphia October 90. l774.
PEYroN RANDOLPH. President.

PEyToN RANDOLPH, President.
Nep HampHhre-John Sullivan, Ma.
lhanipI Folsom.
MoSSGchu els BOy-Thos. Gushing
Samuel Adams, John Adams, Robert
Trea Paine.
Rhode Island l. Stephen Hopkins
Samuel Ward.
Connecticut ElphaIel Dyer, Roger
Sherman, Sias Draue.
Npw York-l>aac Low, John AlSop
John Jaw, James Duane. Phd,p Living
slon. William Floyd, Henry WIsner
Simon Boerum
NeW Sersey-Iames Kiusey, William
Livingston, Stephen Crane, RlchaIC
Smuh, John De Hart
Pennsylvania Joseph Galloway, Jno
D,ckenSon. Charles Humphreys. Tho
mas NJ film, Edward BrddIe, John Nor
ION, George Ross
The LOlopr COWnties. New Castle, &c
Caesar Rodney, Thomas M'Kean
George Read,
MarylGad- Matthew Tilghman, Tho
mas Johnson, jr., William Paca, SAmue
Chaise
Virginia ,rhard Henry Lee, Gro
Washington, Patrick Henry. ir Rich
ard Band, Benjamin Harrison, Edwar'
Pendlelon
North CGrolinn-WilIiam Hooper
Joseph Hewes. Richard CasweIl.
South Cdrolind- Henry Middleton
Thomas Lynch. Christopher Gadsden
John Rulledge, Edward Ru'ledge.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-10
AN EX rENslVE LIZ ENSE.

The eoplt Oi he Unned s. tes sell
annually in L ropp tho products ii Iheir
industry wOrIh to consumers exclusive
at freight. iwn hundred and Ionr m'I'"n
nj dnllnr4. For the prlVIrge of selIlag
hls large amount Ol American property
dhrJad. tureian IoVernmputs charge as
license lees S lI3 100000, viii h "h'' :
nuSlV leaves our CIl2raS unlV S9I UOO,
600 or cOusIdprbIv less than one hall
he fdDr mntkeI value OF their property.
THIS eu0rmous amuntI uc IIcense mon
rV collected on Amrican properly goeS
not a dollar Of II fnr the support Of OuI
government. hui for the maIn'enanCe 81
IUr ign armies and naviPs, whlrh NAV.
wHhouI Il moments warning, be prrci-
paIed 10 husrII- arrav before our dtienre
less Atlantic ciits
While We are cnuirI' u'lng so liberal
" oil our substance 10 sustain The slr"n.
ph\ steal Arguments UG monarchy abroad
does II not become US TO be a little mort
min6Cul of our own means of defence &
vital interest al home!
Isu belilting nation Of FfemPn II
I've dependent on The caprice 0l dIsIan
courts Tor lhr clothes which they wen
on lhrir hacks. or market for the grea
staples uI their productive labor? II Il
ldp anr Iase to assert that The YAK %
Sll300C 900 collected IN lureIGn poru
un lhr pruducts of American industry
does nut cone mainly from the pocket,
o, the pfndu ers 10 The United SIaes -
Oraul thai the total removal OF Ihls Ia!
wou d cheaper AmpucsN produces II
Europe YhIck now sell for 204 nj lion,
down 10 SI47 OO0 600 THIS WoLid oh
VI0us \ ber Ell h cOnSun,rS 10 tn,
amoout OF S56 500 0U0 aud the pr dn
GERS IN thls OunlIN IN HE same an ounJ
But The dImunIlIon OL The price Ol Amer
iran products III Europe would greaIl,
augmrnt Their cun,umUllon, so that ~
sleao ot receiving Uu'y SOL ,OOONOO "I
hZUH UDU,UUO WI VI " out Vi'pF''Nt "
W, nav do, oI of getting Sl40, 8 O,00'
lnr the same amnnn, nl property, W
should sell in Europe so per cent, NOR
oil American prod thereby aug
menl our annual p'ofts not merely S56
500 600, buI eighty four million sere
hundred and Gty thousand dollars!
The above Is not l"T irou the prrcIs
amount Of tribute which the Ireemen q
the United States pay annually 10 th
crowned heads of Europe 10 this rr
hute, the LocoiocO rorirs oI 1912, lIk
their progenItors of the Buchanau an
IugrrsulI stamp of 1910, maintain Iha
i, is right aid proper Iorus TO submI
white the Wings OF l842 like their Win
prog ogeoII0rs ot l776, uI the Peter K
Livingston slamL. contend that the Amer
ica1 People ought to be quite iOdepen
dent Of foreign powers, aud exact Ia,
for tax, and tribute for tribute. =. Bufdl
Jour
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-10

GoLD DIGGlNG IN GE RGIA - The Mil
ledgevlIle Recorder of The l7h instant
SAYS: "Persons engaged IN this pursuit iO
cur gold rrgIur have OF late, We learn,
been much stimulated IN their lahor IN
const sequence Of the handsome pr hs they
have IN many Instances r'cenIlV realized.
We are crcdlDIv informed that in thu
neighborhood of DthIoDaga, there are
from fifteen hundred IL Two thousand
pennyweights found daily At one mine
on Battle Branch there was lately me
lump found, worth, it IS SAID. one hun
dred and fwenty eight dollars 1t Is sup
posed, from present prospects, tha' there
will be at Ieasl from three 10 four hundred
thousand dollars realized IN that section
from the pursuit within The present
wear. The late success IN this business
is drawing the attention Of many others
10 it,"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-10
circumstance hal may occur relative 10

circumstance that may occur relative 10
this association.
l3. That all manufaclures cf this
country be sold al reasonable prices, so
that no undue advantage be taken Of o
future scarcity Of goods.
IA. And We do further agree and
resolve that we will have no trade. CON
merce, dealings or intercourse what
ever with any colony or Province in
/ North Amer which shall not Occede
10. or which shalt hereafter violate this
( Association, but will hold them as un
worthy the rights oI lreemen. and as
inimical 10 the liberties Of lhis coun,
try.
And we do solemnIy bind ourselves
and our constituents. under The ties
aforesaid, to adhere TO Ihls association
until such paris of tho several Acts Of
Parliament passed since the cIose Of the
last war, as impose iu continue duties
on lea, wines, molaSsea, sy rups, paneles,
coffee, sugar, pineOlo, indigo, foreign
paper, glass and painters colors, Iinpor.
ted into America, and extend The power
Of the AdmIra " Courts bey ord their
ancient limits, deprive the American
subjects oi trial bv jury. au'horrzes
the Judges certificate 10 IdemnIiy The
prosecutor from damages tina, he 9th
erwise might be liable 10 from a trial
by his peers, require oppressive securI-
ty from q claimant OF ships or goods
selZ"d before he shall be allowed 20
defend his proparty, are repealed. And
until that part of lne Act Of the l2ln
George III CHI. "a, entitled "An act fo'
the better securing Of his Ma aaS,y's
dock yards, magazines. ships, amnuni.
lion, and Stores" by which any person
charged with committing any Of lhp
Offences therein described. m America
may 5c tried in any shire or county
within the Realm is repealed and un'
III the four acts passed 10 the last sas'
sion Of Parliament. viz: that for stop
ping the port and blocking up the har.
Dor OF Boslon-lhat Tor altering The
charter and government Of the Massa
chusetts Bay aud thai which is enli;leC
"An act for The batter administrator
Of justice, &c. and that for exttndir Q
the limits OF Quebrc. DC al" repealed
And we rrcnmmrOd it to The ProvIncia
Conventions. and to tho commlteps IN
the respective co or,es 10 rslahllsh such
farther regulations as they NAV think
proper for carrying inlo execution thu
Association .. ...
The foregoing Association being lie
termined upon bv the Congress-, wa
ordered to be subscribed by The srVera
members thereof; and thereuPon, w
have hereunto. set our respective name
accordingly.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-10
From the Louisville Journal
FLOGGIFG AN EDITOR.

About twenty five years ago when a
certain western Slate, (Which we shall
not name J. was territory, with q lew
inhabitants, young lawyer from one ol
the old States emigrated lhiIher, and set.
tied in the county of K He succeeded
admirably in his profession, and rose
rapidly in popular favor. He had been
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-10

Tom said little urchin TO bigger
boy, 'Wha, is an idea"
'Why it's something that comes out oi
the head, YOU fool, you.
why. then, Bill Thompson must be
full of ideas, Tor saw him taking ever so
many out of his head a lillle while ago,
: Aurora,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-10
From hc Wheeling Times.
60 TT,

See the following eIter from Btlli
more received this morning. Ia it not
glorious newsi Crack your whips, 60
it Jerry with long line, one n'ght
out 10 BqIlimore and a rail road more
than half the way from Philadelphia to
the West. All the horrors Of travel
between The south west and the eastern
cites are now aVoldrd and we can 90 it
just as easy as 10 stay at home The
Na'inOaI road, Of all roads in the Uni
on will now be the most travelled Tn" re
III wsys he as many lines Of s'agrs
from here TO he Rail road as are reqGi
red. Passengers can all be sccommo
dated. The fare from Philadelphia 10
Wheeling is the same as The fare from
Wheeling to Philadelphia The pas
senger now lays down ID dollars hers
and he can 90 on to Philsdrlphia with
out any necessity Of touching his pock
et book again Then in returning he
pays al No Dock street. hlIadeIpha.
Is dollars and he is whired through 10
Wheeling without any further expense.
All in 2Adavs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-10
BALTIMORE. May "a, ls42.
JAMES E WHARTON E.o.

Dear sir.-l have pleasure IN infor
ming YOU that the Railroad is now com
pleled from Haprr's Ferry TO Hancock
aud that on the first dav of June The
cars will be running 10 the latter place
so thai passengers will be carried from
Baltimore 10 Wheeling IN ten hours less
,han formerly. and oul but one night IN
coaches on The road. An arrangement
has been made between the PnlIadAI
phia Baltimore aud Wilmington Rail.
road company, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad company, and The stage lines
on The National Road, under which pas
spngers will be carried from Pnllade'
pha to Wheeling for SIS This. you
will recoIlec', is 81 less Than the price
heretofore charged.
From what can learn am inclined
to The opinion that The Railroad will bt
completed " Cumberland this fall -
ilurrah Tor Wheeling
Yours. respectfully.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-19

VLRGlNti-TS CHANcEHv-At Rules held in
iheCie Rs Office Of the Gre ~ Superior Court
81 Law aud ChancCry for the County Of Ohio IN
tho month Of February, 1872
william w. Shriver Complainant,
against
francis X. Armstrong. Administrator de- bnnis
non II Noah Zane deCefsed and EhcnoZcr
Zane' Trustee under the will Of the said Noah
Zane, James A. MCLEAN and Mary his wife.
ate Mary Zane, William Pitts and Elizabeth
be vile late Elizabeth Zane and Cornetia
Zane and Navy w.. Dorsey la;e Mary T.. Zane
widow Of said Noah Zane, deceased
Defendants.
HNlIE defendant William Pitts not having enter.
n 81 his appearance and given security accord.
ing 10 the act Of Assembly add the rule : Of tb,s
Court and % appearing BY satisfactory proof thai
he o. not an InhabuantOf this Commonwealth
on motion Of the complainant ty counsel 10 he or
dcrod that the said Defendant william Pits do
appear here on the FIRST day ~ the next sprinp
torn 0f this court enter his appearance and an
swer the said bill OF otherwise defend this sui.
and that copy of this order be forth with n serted
/ m somc Newspaper printed IN The Cry ~ Wheel
ing faTtwo months sucCessvcly n ~ posted the
/ front door NJ tho count house Of Ohio counfv.t
A copy tcsic
ALEX r LAIDLEY. Clerk.
| Good. Tor COmpt feb