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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-25
GENERAL JACKSON IN BOYHOCD

In passing lhr .uyh Anderson DiStr ct
some year, since, Ii arb Mrs. Strpnel-
son. a vene Il! l. mltron, WAC bad on the
youthful u.q 3a!nIancs OF Gcu. Andrew
ia k,on durinI lhtrayolltIouar, w4r. |
was ldu c / uy c m 5 t., as vel! as re-
spe I for the cha actar Of dis eSllm lbic
ola hdl't visit one WHO had been the
companion of uu- exp, esd mt in the d Us
gl his b yh) oi aad obs urity. found
Mrs. Stephenson al, that she had been re.
presented to be-aa Intcing}nl, kind
hearted and fine looking old matron, toI
OF conversation and ane, d)tes OF the 'uIl
war She BON in the neIghbOrhood
OF Wayaws, in Leicester district, South
Carl IA, md there grew up with the tu-
tire ..ero ol New O leans The mo'her
Of An rev Jackson, and her three sons,
were wei known to Mrs. Stephens n
AnIiev was the Young osl, and alb nut her
own age. They were sent to the same
school, and their parents lived very near
earh olher. The father Of General jack
son died before Mrs. Ste henSon's recol-
lie ton, anl sho.ty af)cr his settlement in
South Carolina. He and his wife were
both from ireland. AT the commencement
of The revolutionary struggle in South CIR
dina, AndIew was going to a Grammar
school, kept in The NaX'aw nelghborhood.
As the contest grew wMm the school was
discontinue |, and the meeting h use burnt
down. In the mean tine, one OF An.
drew'S hrutLcrs die !, and the other entered
the service of his country. Du ing the wal
this 9TH n brother also dIcI with the sm.l
ppx,
The Wlxlaw neighborhood, at one pc
ri I'd OF The Revolution, was the seat .
war in The Southern country, and Was Ial,
aim st entirely desolate, ana left wi'hou
inhabitants. 1t was during this dis reSs
ing period that Andrew himself, then
youth IF fIur!een or fifteen years Old, lin
e The American army. The particular
Of his services were unknown t. Mrs
Stephen on She und 3rs.ood however
tn / he was taken prisoner by the Bri i>h
and hearl that he had received a tlpy
from an officer with his sw I'd for MT per
forming me menaJ ser ice during h
II IMPRISONMENT. Tnera were two cous
ms of Andrew in the army with him. Ga
of them was Iii led and the other was t.
ken prisoner. Viii st prisoner Of war II
, Cnar.c, IN, he was tiken sick, and hi
aunt Mrs. Jackson, LOST her life in attempt
ing to visit him. She fell within to tn
climate and PROV, her nephew soon fol
= lowed. This lett Andrew without II rela
ton on this side of The Atllntlc--a 30
> and al most a stranger in new county,
The lite property which his family pos
. sessad had been plundered and dest CT
o When tho country was restored to peac
r he found himself in no very agree tble 81
!; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of home, relations
! friends and money. Unler these circnn
;. stances, he made the house OF Mr'WhIt
= his home. White was the uncle Of Mr.
i Stephenson, and s'ddlar by trade AZ
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-25

moment, with a view 10 m ke lie INDIAN
waste their fire and t. give my men AN "P-
portaniiy Of rushing up n them be ote hey
could have tire ~ re!oal, | tli my men
that wan'eI twenty brave fellows VIII.
were willing to doom themselves to Ter
tain death. More than sixty Immediately
presented them elves and so would have
done the whole five hundred, hid ii teen
Necessary. | secclel my twenty mea at
random, AMI, putting myself At their head
gave the gnAl for tic spHnl o. Inc bugie.
was sjon heard. | led taose men to the
attack. Ia one Instant, five hu"Ggel niles
al least, were discharged Us. Nine ont
Of The twenty of this " Iorlorn hope fell
deId ten more were either wounded or
their hpls7s shot from uhdcr them. One
escaped unhut. was M self tadly wound
ed, IN my ma @, ii fine anlmal, shot
through and through. turned ana called
t1 my men to isnpunt, and igal the In
Gians in their own WY. They diI So
an the In lians gave way, but were soon
rallied ty their Chief, VIII sc voice conlI
distinctly herr urging his braves TO the
fgn. knew that was near him, WAS
near the bran hes OF ii fallen oak, the
bushes hi k around me. | turned my
horse slightly TO The left, in the direction
of the roots ufthe tree, my horse Tell on
his knees. felt for the moment tht |
was lost man, If my horse should fan. me.
coald neither walk nor st1nd, nor even
spur my horse 81 completely was dlSl-
Illel. | suddenly je'kad my horse hy the
bride, and it had strength 10 recover, and
so u, move in the direction OF the roots OF
the tree. had re ervel the fire Of one Of
my piSo's, lpad1I with bail and buckshol,
Ike ping It dose 10 my right side, in case
of emergency. Al this m m ut | saw
Tccun-eh, who had di,co}erc1 m, AMI
was deliberately t,kl0g ann At me Sl'A 3'N
rife. lie fled and the aal r. ca u'.
bride hlnl-wa.ch oaeas oas tie aPAeaf
an C IF TIC hanl wuicl you ser. (iae
C,. John on ht. Up his woh rel nd
nuliat.d hand, showing his wounl)
was Tor secou slammed y the shocH il
gave my narvo 5 system. The saNaLC
perceived The effect Of his fire, ami fell
sure Of me. He came towards me with {
gentle le ping tr,t, with his tonahawk.-
Whist in th5 act Of raj ing it to throw q
me | Suddenly fred my ps@ol AM h. III
slanlly fo,i, The Indians SIT up a lout
cry, and re'reatel. My mea cane up
t,k hid Of ne, and gaidud my horse
slowly from tie fell. Alter goiag a l.tl
distance, they took me of, laid M en- {
{, blanket on tao ground, and my no lie ami
mai fell down dead, pierced with ftecl
Lals Tae attack ON tn. Blush re u
Iars, by my brother james, hat, in IL
meantime, been com ctel y successful. II
less ihan twenty minutes after the so IN
of ii. bug e si-nh was given, the VIII i
seven h1aigci red c 1T were prisoners Z
var.~ at he os Of ii s;n,l e Ancii az
i'ut4s e..Lcl lac hate o, tic IA mes.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-25
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

MADISON County.
William s. IIearl,) Circuit Conrl.
vs.. NJ. 2392. ( At November Term,
R,bert Lassit9r. 1912.
Petition TO subject property for a debt due
plaintiff under The Mechanics lien.
On the second day Of December, A. ID.
lS42.
This day came the said plaintiff by his
Attorney and upon the opening Of the
m .t.e Is of Ihis petition, and Il appearing
10 the satisfaction Of the Court that the
SAID dc eniant Robert Lassier is not an
inhabitlnt of Ibis State, but resides beyond
tie Limits ihore #, so that the ordinary pro-
c,sS Of law or Of this Court cannot be ex-
&c IteI upon him, 1t is therefore ordered
by the Court that unless the said defend-
ant do appear here on or before the first
day Of the next term of this Court, being
the first Nonduy aid first day Of May, A.
d. lSl3,) and plead, answer or demur to
the said petition, the same will be taken
for confessed, and such order or judgment
as the Cour, may deem to be just and
equitable; 1t is further ordered by the
Court that copy Of this order be inserted
in tie "lnlepen1ent Democrat" news
paper published in the town of Canton,
once week for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY"
A true copy from the Minutes Of said
| Court.
Altos:
VIM. MONTGOMERY, Clerk,
By HENRY r. COULTER, Dep. CPk.
o. r. Singleton, P. @.
February II, lS43.
Printers fee $40. ga
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-25
Notice.


"HE undersigned as Guardian of the
n heirs of David Davis, Jr. deceased,
and by virtue of an order from the honor
able the Proba'e Court of Madison county,
Mississippi, will, on the first Monday in
April next, at the court house door in the
town of Canton, offer for sale on. credit
of one and two years, the following lands
Tying in said county, viz: east halfsouth
east quarter, section twenty one, north
west quarter and west half north east quar-
ter section twenty two, township nine,
range two, east; said land will be sold SUBJ
iect to the dover of the late widow Of said
deceased. Also, at the same time and
place, will sell on a credit of nine months
the following negro slaves, viz: a woman
named Lucy aud her children, Harry,
Emily and Rose. Bond and approved Sc
curity will DO required of the purcha-
serS.
WILLIAM BENNETT,
Guardian.
Feb. Is, 1913. 23-ts.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-25
TAILORING.

TNHE subscriber would respectfully in
form the public that he. has common
ced the above business in Canton, imme-
diately opposite the Planters Ho'el, few
doors above the Post o lice, where he will
he pleased TO accommodate all those wh1
may wish clothing made up in the latest
and most fashionable style, and at prices
correspon ling to the times.
R. ROHRBACHER.
feb 25 le43--21-3t
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-25
POSTPONEMENT

The sale OF the above described PROP
erty is postponed until the Third Monday
in March merit, it being the goth day Of
said month.
- w. D. HENRY, Trustee.
Feb. II, 1643. 1927
printers fee 80 dollars.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-25

Greet Fire The u. :. Gazette s'ys;
"We regret to learn BY the brig Maria,
Captain S e'son, at this port from Port an
Prince, that just Icfore sailing, Il dcs'ruc-
live fire broke out in the town. and from
the imhamml!le materials with which the
houses are constructed, nearly one half Of
it is supp sell to have been consumed"
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-25

d w -cmelneG With In 'welNe or ei1h.
tea mon hs al d nag thai time assisted
bin IN worAing his ale. Waat Lro-
gress lie future p es ent of HE United
; ats IN d. ~ h ) huua.e iut res 3ectable
orcupatiun, is not tn wn. Bht.e tact #
hi; Icing mus mayed for that length Of
tine, Is vel known 10 Mrs. Stephenson.
Becoming red of the business OF IN king
saddles, aud tinlng an opportunity Of doing
better, ne laitNr.Whiie's and went toNo tn
Cuolina, sGhero he Afterwards commenced
the stu ~ Of law, AM was admitte to the
ia.
THE DEDT SYSTEM IN ILLINOIS.
Governor Fold Of Illinois, HIS address
ed special message to The Legi.l Iure Of
that State, in which he says:
"As the Government Of the United
States wall receive nothing but current
tands in raymen. of po-tage, the State Is
absolutely without the means Of getting a
letter out Of lhe Post Office; without TAX.
ing AUDITORS warrants or depre lated
pape.' from the IRE tsary, ana exp s
my them IN the market Tor what they
viii bring, 10 raise tae necessary
funds
To what a painful condition is this fine
State rednced? With a rich and fertile
ii, fine cIimlle, llnd at a price little
IN re than the cost of surveying i, an en-
terprsjng, hardy and industrious popnla
ton yet cncum5ered with a State debt Of
$l9,000,00O (equal to thIty.ciyht dollar,
for every man, nun and child } and in
diyi.uaI iadeltedn SIS probably to muct
greater amount, and now as Il State una
bic t. fay ten cents postage on letter.
Such is the Legitimate and necessary re
III Is o. the paper money system. 1t IN
d aces in inIivdu1lsnnegI ecl OF productive
adustry, su's.iu es trading for working
aai scheming for executing, and induce
* glyaglncc in houses, die's and fed
In cnmmlnilics, il ind ices viii aud i'll
considered enterprises, hu;lls rail TO d.
AMI canals t. make business, Whfn b 81
ness should come first to mako rail road
IN clnals naces,ary-and fin ~ as tht
result ot all tie Il urg!c &glin,t na'url
laws AMI the pl inest inducuoas Of com
mon sense, all and m re than all "a
W, a ii Of The State is expended in us, les
and worthless Improvements, and tn
State is is let witho / a single silver six
pence. Su h must always be the rtsu,
i State, community or an in'igi Iua
il1t p.ts moro than il earns, thai eXDcnd
wha, it has not acoumal3tc !, til It consul ne
m re than il pr due S. Debt is Of colrs
the first consequence then comes tn
tmo frpaym 'nt--lhen bankrnp'cy,pover
ly, anl not pennies en- ug" to p postagt
-Pe,il2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-13

IL publishing he is. Of cosniy eonnitiess,
appointed s. he late whis conrention 10 Rich
mond. lhe editor Of The Wing TINS specially calls
atienrioD u he duties ezpee.ea % Be performed.
1--WE wish % remipd these Csmmfsiees shas
he orRanizatien thus eIreTed IS proposed 10 last
until November, 1874 thasshey are enlisted fsr
ne car!
They williexcnse us also fef ssyiog Thai The
doses ihBs dsvolsed upon them, are not nomi-
nal but substantal.
They npghi 70 meek al once IN heir respect
i've counlies: hold cc1serences and consultations
as often as possible enlarge eheir numbers ap-
point gFseiaet commilitess ests5lish Young Meas
clubs Or committees: open correspondence with
The Central COMMITTEES here. yef which Ralsieh
Travers Daniel, Esq is chairman;) scl where
they can upon the pending elections Tor Con.
gress especially, By ehreIling the voters. b. see
ing thai ihey are attbe Polls, 81 preventing for
future If their rig ef ssgress from tie ssn-psy
nsnf ef Tszn. and N Distributing authentic in
formation.
In short, aysnfraiian IS Indispensable, and 4
be effective cBEh, 80 be attended 70 with Yea
and perseverance,.
The contest OF 1914 approaches ap4ee. tn,
wings eau carry il easily By beginning In time
and BY persevefins % the end
That carried, The Country is safe liberty s.
scured and prosperity restored"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-13
pfn,I'D.

On The SD inst. Il Ianesiile, Clarke county Mrs.
SARAH PA6r. widoN ofthe late Rehert Page, Esq.
ThelifeIof this aged follower Of Christ has been,
almost from is Beginning course Of preparation
for eternity. lahkr early youth she devoted her
self to God AID pf the II years Of her fesiarnce
On earth, more than % we're spent 10 her msker's
service.
Departed this. life, on The 27sh March, Mrs.
IsABELLA E. ByLEY, 10 The 25lh yearofhe her age,
wife df Mr.. Renjsmin Bdsyiof Berkeley couL-
ty.
All Rappahannock Academy. On tie 2lst ulti-
mo, The Rev. uHlRLks G. TAslAFERRo, formerly
Rector ollshe Episcopal Congregation.of Mar
iinsburg, aged SO years.
DedsFpddenly. at the residence Of his mother,
on the morning d the, 3Ist ultimo, sRoBEFT d.
STEPHEN, lsle LTeutenait u s, A., aged IA.
Died, Oh The l4sh Marclast, 1T The island Of ST.
Croix, West Indies. EUeHSE II. Lysca Of Ell
mingten, Clarke county. Va, in ths 2Sth year Of
hsage, MIR. 4y8ch left this country during the
last Autumn, apparently 10 high health; IS the COM
panion Of his bEother who sough; relief in rald-
e. climate from pulmonary affection.
On the 18th ult. JoHN MTERs, aged shout years,
son 81 Mr.. George Holiday of HardscrSbblei Bsrke-
ley county.
onthe l7thsult,s MAnr NJ, daugh,es Of NJ; PEI
ter GarduAr Of Iiarlsersbble, aged about wears.
On the Cd inst Of scarlet fever, ELJzARera, on
interesting daughterof MIR. John Holiday on Hard
scrabble. aged ABOUT IL years. 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-13

Wien The elections we're over last spring. and
!, was found there would be Loco Focd :nsjo-
fi,y j. both branches. the Richmond Etqdifer
and other prints Of The same kidney boasied
much as 70 what would be done. They assumed
tie responsibility most cheerfSlly. Flow have
they redeemed their yauals, The following
paragraph from the Wing gives The answer in a
-snuisheif"
ITO review ali the acts Of this session, pro-
tfaeled, 10 these times Of great pecanIasy embar-
rassmens-rto nearly . third Of Whole year,
would be a task as pro6iless as j. would BE- an.
pleasant. But we cannot lose sight OF The fact,
that L exhibits fair specimen OF Democratic
wisdom and stalesmanshp. Witha Democratic
majoLity Of f2-it came together boislFrously
vausiine the great and glorious deeds Is intended
10 achieve. All othe. Legislative bodies in the
world we're hereafter TO take pattern from the
example !, would sell A short sessi6n--nos ex-
ceeding GO days 1--WE think 80 wise economy
Just. mild and temperate lavs-jusIice ios indi.
viduals anca paternal soleiiude for al The great
interests Of The commonwealth, were 10 marx lis
career!
"The fesbltis known 10 lhe world. Al session
O. four months;--a bill gerTymandering the
State. and, Ia The very spirit OF despoliktns sup
pressing The voice'of large portion of ibe peo-
ple-apd tar blll-so ambiguous ia many Of
lis provisions, that 40 man knows with certainty
what are his Fighis-ard 10 others, soIoppressive,
unequal and unjust in its imposiiions. tina, all
have right TO cry oui esninsl it are The fruits
of lis boosted labours.1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-13

WIN parry feeling induce rejecting men %
lssliiy sneh almssspre ss The Tax biIli win
any palssering Or private elsesioneering diFsrt
he wings Of jefferson from. their duty The
present i the line 70 stamp signal tondemna-
ksoa upon he men and party who have unnsees-
ssrIly b.orehi evil upon Is. A writer ID he
RicAnOnd whig has foreibly poiass GOT he
rue method 81 expressing abhOrrenes Of al
odiors and unequal measure. He says
n.a1 ssruntnf egsina ne Tar Bill mnst 81 ersrn-
f;allv uih DsmorTaiie sotsrs. The Wigs have
heard and approved the opposition Of heir dele
rates uhose Efforts they regret were 90 unarail-
inf. THE Democrasic delegates. for The most
part, cannot now Be reached BY argument. Nor
can thxy r1tennsie the passage Of the biIl. afer
theIr persistence they are commilsd andlmnsi
plead Justification. The law stands until the
next session; but IN The mean lime ihe pebpIs' S
taxes have % BE- assessed land they isiH rt,nen,-
bsr, ~. n fhe mean iims my kaps to rot. The
measure Of each Legislature, which most con.
etras tpsgg citizen. and which should eonettn I'll
aliks, kbui nop does noi) Is he revenue bill. No
iaw IA 50 universally felt as The tax Law. and no.
thing 30 certain as texes. bat death III then,
the mos. important measure Of the Legislature
bewrpng. unequal and oppressive. rs will Be
shews, the people ought, IL jasfice 10 themselves
who gay ne taxes. 10 prevent il ia future. Il
Sney send back the same Legislators, or those d
The ssEne class Of politicians, The same thing vii
be done again"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-13

10 this county. William H. Gray and Daniel
Miller, Esqs.. two Of ne most valuable and vigi.
LIANT wing members. have declined re election
Loudoaa has rarely sent members more worthy,
or more sincerely devoted to her Interests and 10
ahs ]tfue interests Of the.sla,e.
We are gratiied to find that JoHs A. cARrER,
Esd. Is candidate for reelection, and we doubt
not Re win b returned triamphanily. Mr.. Car
Ter, though ney member, and both nOdestand
unas>uming, made a decided impression during
his short service. He possesses iae talents and
= fand of useful information aud his firm, man
~ and courteous dePes9nl tsecufrs Cor his OPin-
ions aud arguments ali proper respect ard at,en-
tlsn. Few men speak more 10 The pciHt, OF
with rlsa.er conception OF the subject unccr
discussion.
Ia the same county, Aleernon $. 'Tebbs, San
ford J. Ramey. Thomss L. Ellzeg, aud John
Grub, Esqs. Gan Wings, we belisve,) are also
announced as candidates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-13

pefs, twice he tmountchalged per annom lot
subscription 70 The highest priced paper that
may issne from such press PFersdsd, hs,rsssf,
Thai 10 press hall psy higher tax thaa .eH
aallsF< Ipsr,,i,S sosh ior Is us acg contained
MN g Is spnsl r,ea 4 Is in pose any III upon
M s,,l;sc, err rs,s,t rom ,kkalinn in he act
en;,iled stsn ~ S,ss.,5inin. lhe mose 81 sscer-
tanning certain 81 ecls Of lax alton p assea our
Jog The prssens session 81 he Leg stature
A. 81 f.,fh y 1920 4 srkbt ihe az herrfa
nras;'is q IS I,s,5 mon the gaiaries oflbe Ia
ee1s of thess,ste shai. Sc dedaried
81 ~ Andi,orl Of Pebl;x Accounts qaarseriy, 81
i x,,rh neriolS a thr saia salaries may become
Sas nd usrabie. va az commissioners or Jhe
Tevenue Is isliee taxable subjects are hefehy d.
rectes 10 of,it.sfoh salaries ID theig lists
9 That aetshalf commence and Be- in foFcs
fFpm1and after the passing thereof.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-13
The MARKETS..


0FRicE oF-rHE BALTIMORE xslkRleANs
April l0. P. NJ
cAFILE About $50 head Of Beef catsls
were offered for sair II liz Scales this Kaornags
and al sold a prices ranging from <2 p for IN
isFlns'to Saper le0lbs for prime quality, which
j. ehqal 70 "a 50As5 so net.
FLOUR - HpideJs of Howard street Flonf
ere eaasortaly askseg 81 IS for good mixed stan-
dafd efants HON Store, bur We are nos advised
q ans transatsieas today The stock foFafale
i snail sad he demand Light There Is 90
fixed receipt price
GRAISs-V Eheaf il scarce ana mncA wanted.
and pliees have advanced. We nolel sales To-
da5 oEe00 bushels ida wheat ffom HAfTss8
County, Al IS cts We quote fam good 70 best
reds a. IS 4 IS cts. Two loads 81 PeHncylrAais
yellow Corn, The frst Hcreived this season com
prising 1000 bpsbsis. were sold today 1t SIS els
We note sales Of Nd white Corn to-day Al 81
els and ofyel0w Ii 50 50 cts. SAILS cf Cat
al IS cts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-13
\ TO The, PUBLIC.
VIEW. CASH STORE Il

YHVHE subscriber has rented the room former
III occupied byEMr. E. NJ Aisqaith, where
he is opening 4 new and beautiful STOCK OF
GOODS, consisting of Staple asd Fancy Dry
Goods, Hardware. Qneensware, Groceries, sc /,
embracing almost every article Usually kept IN
b retail stbre-wilh the exception Of liquor
J. great part Of which have been purchased for
cash, al exceedingly low prices ard which he
offers al very small advance onscost He re-
spectfuIly inpitss I'LL. whether. they wish to
buy or not, 10 cali aid examine lis stock, feel
ing assured that the style, quality, and prices Of
his goods will be sufficient % recommend them.
E. h MILLER.
cbaridsiovn Anrif IL I2A3 f$s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-13
1scenfg DoRas.s Rcsr0,-d-

s offered for TIE apprehension and lodging il
y jail 50 thard get him again. OF Negro Man
JERRY;(t THE property OF Miss Virginia Opie
who ahscoadsd from The subscriber On the sieht
Of The Sin distant. Jerry Is dnsky mulatto
believed about q years old, feet 8 inches high,
likely siont built. He wore, when be went Cd,
J suit q dfsb fiiled lin.sy and broad brinmed
white BAT with Grape around il. He Il believed
10 Be lurking about intbe neigbborhocd or Mr..
Opie's or ofCol. Francs MsGornick's 10 Clarke
county, where be hes WIFE
q w. TURNER.
April13 1efs-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-13

On Sunday last a Harpers Ferry. BY ssae Rev Mr..
OsBrieD, Mr. GaeaeE SMITH 20 Miss. EIazAHErl
dIMMxn--bbth.of this town.
On Cd inst. ID WslliAshsport, MI, By the
Rev. Nj. SsbrIsman, Mr. MIeHAEI lEorARn, %
Miss Susan UiRxasE, both laserkeley
On the 18Th uitimo, by d Rev. Joha skinner,
General IaAnLxs z ID f1x 70 Mis- FRANrk IS
PATTox--all Of Lexinglan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-13
aCnUKcm NOTICE d:

The Pew Rents Of the Episcopal Church for
lheyear ending The lst instant, are now due (;
paymen, isearpestly desired 10 be made 10 n. s.
WHITE, ESD who is the authorised collector Of
The rents The Pews oflhe Episcopal Church
viii tie rented on Easter Monday, (the l7lh
inst. at The Church. Persons desiysas II rent
ing viii please aItenas on that days and holders
Of Pews who wishAto surrender them, are re-
'qtested 10 notify N, s. White, Esq of thai in.
ienton prior 70 lhaa day.
Charlestown, April 6, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-13
Spring & SUMMER Goods,
ETlRyy 53@DlP AMID SElD5a
MANDATORY.

NVHEs subscriber respectfully Informs his Old
u fTiends and fornAer customess that be has
commenced The above business. il lis various
branches, al The Dwelling formerly occupied by
Mr.. Thqalas Likens, and Immediately opposite
9 3. GARDENERS blscLsrnilll shop, where. he will
be pleased 70 execute Eih neasnesS and despatch
all orders ia his linz HFor cash, hA win work as
Low as ne ioscsst, IL Ecr punclaa customers on
reasonable credit. He invites a call from his
friends and TIE pubic Generosity, as BE Is satisfied
from his experience ins business, ard an earnest
desire 70 please, general sasisfarrion i iii Be rem
dered. Call and iest ~ lruk 81 fayity.
bLJ7COUNTRY PRoDncE VIII be taken I'M
exchange, at The MARKET price. for Every descFp-
lion oE work. WILLIAM AVIS.
Charlestown; April f3, I843--if