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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
NIRGINIA. 10. wit.

~ Rules holden IN the Clerk ~ Office Of the
Circuit Sapsriof Cohrt cf Law and Chaneery
fof 1sifsgsop Coanty, abe first Monday. ID
March, l$43
PstsFl crolel IPLAiNrtrr.
AGAINST
Jastss afoafs, .lana'F cf sl&sic Riekara, died,
.MisRaei Cackss asR Elsabsll his srife. TyTiliaal
Richard assd 1ahn Riesara DErrNpANrs
~ CkI.9.AseERg
YEN II f. defendant James Moore. nog@hasing
entered has apaeafapce, and gwen security
according ID the Act Of Assembly and lie rites
Of this conrs aud il appearing by satisfactory.
evidence that HE ii nos m iahabitant of this
.c0untrs: L Is pyisrsl That the SKID defendant
do appear herr on THE eighth day OF the next
term, and answer the bill Of ths plaintiff and
that copy 81 this order be forthwiths inserted
n some newspaper published in ChsrlestoWn,
fortwo months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the
front door &c the Court house ii tile said town
of CharlestoMn.
IA Cops-Teste,
r. +. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
.DaIfey's Magical Pain Ex-
tractor Ssh I've.

THE most extraordinary remedy ever invented
ror all new or old burns and scalds ANA sores aud
SIRE eyes Il has delighted thousands II will take
out ali pain nen minutes, and no failure. IL viii
cure tie piles.
$0-TAll pfthe abore Family Medicines constantly
kept 90 hand and for sale, Is the Drug Stores OF
J. Fl. BEARD s. Co,
ICharlestossa, "a
n Al. III cRlDLER,
I. Nov. 10, IS42.-ly. Mxrbers- FsrrR, ia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
IN CHA.NCERY.

.ENliE defendants, Ursula Baker, Frances Ba-
= kcr, Ellen HenkIe, jane M. McNiliams,
Charles r. aicWilliams, and Jacobins Baker,
uet having catered lheir Appearances. and given
security according 10 the act ofassembly{gnd the
rules ofthis court; and happening BY satisfac-
tpry evidence that they are not inhabtants of
IBIS country II is idirtd, That the>said defend
ants do appear here Oh The eighth day Of the next
term and answer the bin Of resivor Of the plain
til and that copy of this order re forth
with inserted ID some newspaper published. in
ChsrIestown, in3the county Of jefferson FLOR two
months s0ecessiyely, aid posted at the front
door Of the Courthouse Of this county.
A CoPy-Teste, .d@
ROBERT +. BROWN, CLERK.
& March I6, 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
Msrch is. ils43.
!, VIRGINIA., no NIT .

i VIRGINIA, no NIT:
AT Rules holden in tie clerks Office cf the cir-
cut superior courJof law and chancery for
Jefferson coliaiy, the first Monday 10 March,
1912:
John G.. Wiltshire, .adm'r of Thomas
Beail, decd, /. PLAINTIFF,
.aGRLNST
Leri> .Aeill and Corbiad his rife, III
qlla Baker, Frances Baker, Ellen
Heniie, June M .MrIpilliaas, C5dS..
! r. Nc FRlIians, and Jacobiea Baker,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
pr. IsEyLOI'7s 1sNESNMe Of Liz
0l.zB0z.f.

FRoM 375 BowERT sraEET, NEW YoRK,
HfOR The cure of coughs eaIds, pain 10 the side
and breast, difficulty of breathipg-and all
those aeeiioBs Of the threat lungs and liver which
unarrestAh terminate in eosisumption-this Medi-
cline Is unritssIeds sf
" The following is from Tie New York Medical
Magazihe..
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pTTns g. &c.,

FENEIE following indispensable family remedies
may be found az the agencies mentioned below:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

Harinr purcbase5- sn extensive QUARRY il
The nast beautiful ltIifs aga firriTgafed MIR
BE, and al extensive maier Powertoksw anR
polish with. MS prices viii be LOW. one
rrelt s.lvantage t. purchasers Isl that all Stone
Will be- delivered ~ as riss, without any extrh
CHARGE
4. EEfP LETTHkiNG realty executed
D By application "a Mr.. iloratio ". GallaheF,
CharIestown, those who rssay desire any Of THE
above articles can Se.shewn The list Of prices
an1 The diaeasnt plans. He viii also forward
any orders epitaphs, &c,lthatnaS betdesired.
Or, by addressing him, a. Leitersburg, Wass-
fngton county, sld, orders can BE filled without
delay. #
tt-F+No imposition need be fsAEed, as his
rices sEe nnltora'. h-
January Il 1873 Fly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
s19frrrro ooftuarp NOtttss..
DIED.

~ ear.-,srt:rn. atfIIhfpefs- ss,erTy, On il5e
assh pls, Mrs. EilzsnETa RrssEIt, vie q III.
Thomas Rassell. 81, il "a 55in ykar ~ her sse
She uss ~ alrctioosie vitei desoted matAer. k.ua
frien., god heighbouFa ant e truly p'o'ls e','tsisa
She bore her lingering Dhtss wa sNent'i1fs Y +
tenec, ast though oeeasonsiit suffering in1sh llu
sae nessr marmuref. iilr christian eliaf-Fitl.
whisfi vas marx Cd and decisive ssineste 90 fr i-
IN - her ply Sled ps~ers csyed ard she apiie4s-
n ,,.rf,esN fe.ie,sd 10 the will bf God. q re-
-Istises aid friends enjoyed the epnsogg saisiae-
tion thaf an her thoughts, aalt hopes were eenirse
IN tie blessed Refeener- III her life She Esfe esi-
sllsce That size slead+H aHai eons'sieist chris
tiaa; snd II her passage fsia Llme 70 eteFaly she
len bright exlnple of tIe peaceful tleslh II the
righteons 4. n z.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

Ireiarke county, on fElt 9Th nli., Of ssPpen-
monia Typhoides, MaE6aFET ASx. wife y. A'r
VIM. A casiieman, ID The a5sh year Of hfl agr,
leaynga dsaonsoaie husbatsi and ihtee Smal feail-
dren, Tor whom ihe.wfiter feels the dteFcs ssnlpa
thy.
The Ruthless hand Of Dz4th has rafely flt.eifca
one whose loss was more dftDiF felt of lsms.te9 hy
relatives and friends than seE whose untiEgry fai
imposes the melancholy duty OF writing US brk
obituary. Standing rs II Were, the vasftbulc Of
existence, assurcdby Hope ot along aId haFps I'm,
abe has been suddenly stricken .tgwn b Ere fiji
monster, whose iron irss .eal fer thaus5fds u 4
mcal--seyefing all The strong tsa stcrea es tltat
bound her 10 EARTH aud forcing gloom aud ansais4
into The bosogis OF those by Whom she was nast cf-
derry snd fondiy loved. Shonld q5t egelit ket@iis
abaie love Of this world -ts plestgres aid no
hors--and incline our hearts to THAT aTnghiy being
who giselh and takcth lie AWAY. srd N hh4e au-
gustpfssence wednust Al seysi stand IrAe S5ssam
Darng me painful period cf Her illaefs, hur de-
parted friend evipeed tlat geatleness III sput and
placid resignation whieh bel1ns peculilsis 10 tie
humble foloaer Of Christ, ani N4e;f tie ha'If tef
dissolution came, she yieldedfp her Pade kfiri ith
oar a struggle. Msyit forever peatetulB repase ia
the bosom ct its God. ANXIOUS. +
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sgo1TE eVTg-NG.

w s., .9sse,Pss E.ss; silaG
Frederick and aatIpfpitg ccunlies, VINO may
with ~ mafk me grsFesloffhsir Famenicd dead,
ihst h3 stiii c5ntinpfsfg make and snperscribe
Monuments Bor;, C5lamn, and plain
b. .DIjg SLABS /.
And Head * Foot SEON Is,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
March 8, 1919.
VIRGLN'Ly3, 10 HIT.

VIHGINIH, 10 WII:
At Rules holden in the clerks Office OF the rir
cult superior court Or law and chancery Cor
Jefferson county, the first Monday 10 March
1913:
E'H'enast islte', !. ) ..,,,, PlAIsr 1issti
Hs,ry Ro,.,,.d ~ .as.4 15,5 III 81 ~.
raey II 1giaia cala .Jsrs Hsppasey xsyes e.
eegM 6 Perez Jshn Rasslsd Dauia rs Il,
neaejosssr ilIam G. H fd i io gsnsS ,l
a,n1 ,d ap e sehins 10 Rie1sra oFsIg ssss
aSse eet ep ad 9as o6s sme II b. rs w
Bsnk Of girgi'ifa, Lewis .Nsia, Lysander y.
0'''s' IN III Il''.'' Sfnr,t,u
= ~ oiint ..Sg ! ~
. ueaenq pait, yonn 3. noYIanu, 3oans
ilophins' inllP hoplkiins, an r sanasr p
Iilias, nos naYils enssrea ineir appearance anu
and The rnla II M n g 'ae &c.
satisfactory evidence that ibe5 sr a o i abpisnss #
this country II Is ordereI Thai lhe SAD defeasl-
ants do appear here 81 tie 4irss. DAY Of the next
term, and answer the bsl Of he plaintiffs and that
copy q this order, be forthwith inserted in some
newsPaper puDlisned ~ Cisriestown, ior Two
tb - IA, ~ pssa e We drons uoos q
A eGopys-Tesfe.H 'f = ! $500
r. 'r.1BRoWN, CLERK.
March 8, is43.
.VIlRGiyNI.5 70 VIZ:
A. nuies hoiden 10 we CLERK Office OF the or
a a "A nI4 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20


On MONDAY Tie 18Th inst !, al tie RESIDENCE cf
Or. Samuel Turner Of iIpsb9rohgh, li99j9nna
eoualy, Va. in the 2lstlgeaf Of bet age, Mss
SARAH E WiLLnss, daughter ofrIfhoAas r.
Williams or Illinois, and isr.ne sly 1f'Loa1oap
county
fCpi down, as HIS youag lady has hees, III ht
fist bloom Of life. he Fell Desrc went has sela
a9m ifcyeT crushed 10 Garth, IA lovliescr 4 Sfcai
Ell flower. Fer 10 orl2 years she bad seen .
member of he Methodist EpiseopAlCh
during which lime she was a devoted follower
Of The meek and lowlY Jesus; and tho lesssf
taught by her piaas and pxemHiaTy vie, and her
chose whom She has LEFT behind.
During her illness a great numbar 1t he. ffien4s
visited her, all Of wiIomlsBe HegsedNo meai her
in Heaven; aud when about Jbidlibs adiau Is
earthly lhlrgs, she remarked thst etet 4 strange
sensation, and was told that il was dpath. She
calmly replied Death Il that ali' Oh, Tear
bin nos am going hoine--fare well ~ And
closing aer eyes id anIelerua esnn.. het Angel
spirit winged lis flight 10 The boso ~ God
Thus departed one who was universally be-
loved for all those virtues which ador1 life, anI
assimplate their PossessoF 10 tho i9habtiants 81
Heaven.
This star, lis True, has gone cut ia tho'worlI,
but il is only to and shine the mefe Brightly
in that which is 10 come. But now, g
Resi-, lovely one Most bitterly did pain !
And life's disease assaA thine early eye ;f
And quickly tired with This, rough tpigrimhge,
Thy wearied spirit did It's Heaven regain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
/ sARsAPARTLLA..

fI Comstoch's Compound Ertract.
THERE is no other preparation Of Sarsaparilla
tiat can exceed or equal this. IL you DIRE sure 20
get Comstock's, you will find il superior TO al
others. II does not require putting.
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10 FassiiTics esI,0 hlpaIids.

3Price so Gents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
"a I4ist III Tlefters

! nEMAlNING in thePosf ofieeat Shepherds
~ t9w9ion the Isl o. April; 1913, which if
ndt taken out before the Isl of Juiynext, will
be gent 10 the General Post Office As dead lei
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
VIRGINIA, no WITT

March d 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

y IT. 2 TT 7I.I1 z z 1t ETT
At Rules holden in the clerks Office or the ciir
cult superior court or law and chancery for
| Jefferson county, the first MOnday ip March,
1913:
Emanuel lslfer, PGAIxTIsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

IHarners-Ferry. Jan. 5. 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
LET MN ALONE.

Some Of the Wing papers mention the repub-
liealion ofIhe able Nos Of "LoWndes,r (by Jo
seph segar, ESQ., which appeared ID The Nor
folk Herald in the summer Of lsll. These
numbers review the whole political career ol
Mr.. Calhoun, aud show Cd bis glazing inconsisl-
encies mos. eoaclusively. Bat this i all pow
der wasted on 1he part q The Wings. They
should leave sEeh work 10 the Van Bnreni;es,
who hare already opened their FIRE upon the
"Hones, NuiEer." There is not the slightest
necessity on our part for any onslaught on Mr.
Calhoun. He stands no chance whatever 81 a
nomination BY the LEGO FOc6 Convention as
may be seen BY The movements 10 New York,
Maine add New HamPshire-and therefore We
might as we'll let him alone. We have only to
deal with The petnieiOus dseiriass Of the Free
Traders. who are becoming emrhalicaily The
British Par,y--aad the semersetts Of their lead
ers are Of no other consequence than as iluslra-r
lions Of tie absufdi,y ofrelyias upon ambitious
men xho'have no 6xed principles.
The banls, 50 far as Mr.. CsIlIsan is concern
ed, viii be fought 10 tie Convention. Defeated
.heIe his feelings, his interest. his ambition, will
ell lead him 70 desire The success Of Clay rather
than any one else-Whaleser his friends may say
Or do in the matter. B5 clays sleciion, The
host Of Loco Foeo aspirsnts will Sc. Despatched
--Mr. Clay will Be in for only a single lern--
and SIR. Calhoun will still be young enopeh to /
aspirs 10 he homer Of the Presidency
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
DIED.


X In Bolivar, 2Sih ult., SARAH CATHARINE, Sonly
l daughter Of Mr.. Henry Lenhart, aged years and
II months This beautiful apd tender fiower, too
pure for earthly culture, has been folded by the
wing of peace, to be trsnspanted in more friend.
~ and congenial cline in Heaven, where no pout-
ing atmosphere, whitening disease, Eesn have adj
mittanee to blast its uncontamnated tsndrils! But
how hard it seems to part. What terrible giving
away OF the heart is that, when fond and only liz
tie daughter is torn away from il! On who could
endure the shock tben were IT not Cor the hope OF
meeting again The mother Of little Sarah has that
hope, for she is fully sustained by the Gospel she
processes and though her dear and only daughterls
gone, she murTnurs not but peacefully says, 1t IS
the Lord, and leg Him do as seemeth good IN HIS
sight, WI
..Biossom Of earlhltby life, SO dearly cherished,
Nor fathers prayer, nor mothers love, could save
For lie, our refuge ,<Wben all else bath persisted.
In love still taketh, what in love He gave"
Onthe 5lh instant, after long and painful illness
Mrs Many PnIcE, wife of Mt. Stewart Price OF
this county, aged 81 years. Mrs. r. had been
member oil the Methodist Episcopal Church for II
years previous 70 her DEATH
Departed this life, on the evening Of the 4th
INST, Mrs ELIZABETH ARsrsTRoNG. wife OF me
Hon. William Armstrong of Ronney, aged 81.
Years This excellent woman died, as she llv-
ed, in'ihe love and The faith of the. GOSPEL o..
Jesus Christ. Mrs. Armstrong left several chill.
dfen and grand children to mourn her loss,
Romney Iatstligencer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
THE MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE DALrimoRE AMERICAN, I
July 10, 5 p. M. 6

5
CATTLE.-The offerings Of Beef Cattle at
the scales this moEning embraced aboa, Ace.
head, Of which 65 were driven North and 245,
sold. The prices paid ranged from 8 so TO ST.
62i per l00'lbs. On the hoof, which is equal to
s3aS5 net as in qualify There are now 80 in
the market unsold.
GRAIN We note the sale of 1000 bushels
Pennsylvania red Wheat to-day at 1884 els.
This is the only parcel 10 market since our last.
A sale Of 5000 bushels Penn. Rye,at 59l cts.
Sales also Of Md. Rye al SO cts. We note
salessof Md. white Corn al 52a54 cts. and yell
low at 54a56 els. Oats are worth 2aa26 cts. as
ia quality. :
FLOUR. -The market for Howard street
Flour continues exceeding duh with declining
tendency.-Good mixed standard Brands have
been offeredlfor sale from store to-day at IS IS
without finding buyers. There IS no fixed re-
cept price.
We hear Of nothing doing in City Mills Flour.
Holders ask IS, so.
. susguehaunq Flour is held at $3.50, but We
hear ofno transactions.
WH1SKEY--ls in better demand and prices
have improved We note sales Of hhds al %
cts. and OF bbls at 23a233 cts,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
Mr.. CLAY IN pENNsYIvAN,A

The Lancaster Examiner Ct The 5,htcontains
call Cor meeting Of the ftieads Of uExkY
Car. q Be held on the ooh. which has suaehed
10 The names Of eighieea hundred aud forty
persons. allof whom rrsidein Lancaster county.
"A few Of ,ht uiuS Anli.Aiasons in ina, STATE
hold on. against Mr.. Clay, and Ter Gen. Scotl !;
bal as ~ cannot expeet ihemto be guilty Of The
,scschssy which they condenn ia Capt Tyler,
thrr siiI scarcely So over 70 The enemy though.
10 ssg De tfnth. they seem Al present 10 Be play
isr .sneshai int ,hs hands Of he Lcccs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
..M.aRRTED.f

On Tuesday evening, 9th uit, BY the Rev. L.
| ID. Hoover, Mr.. JONI RpssELL to Miss ELLEN A
MANDA HARrMAN, both of Loudoun county.
( On Tuesday evening, 4tb of July, ~ the Rev. T..
d. Hoover. Mr.. JosEPH CURRr, Of Harpers-Ferry,
to Miss LIE ANN CoNRAD, Of Loudoun.
/ On the same evening, BY the Rev R. NJ Lips
comb, Mr.. JAMES HARTMAS, Of Leudoun county.
to Miss Many, daughter Of Mr.. Michael CroEI, Of
Harpers-Ferry. 4.
On the same evening, By the Rev. Mr.. Hoover,
MIR GEORGE ATKINSON to Miss EMILY Eliza,
daughter Of Mr. henry Miller, all Of Harpers-Fer<
Try.
On Thursday evening, 9th inst, in PipertoWn, BY
The Rev. r. M.Lipsclmbs Mr. HESRY w ATERs
TO Miss NAScEY SlARLET. alIof thslcounty.H
On Thursdsy.the 29th ultimo, by the Sey. G.
Wilson McPhail, Rev. JOSEPH 'M..ArKrssoS, Of
Shepherdstown, Va, to Miss SALLY PAoE WELL-
FoRD, eldest daughter Of DR. Beverly r. Wexford,
Of Fredei icksburg, Va. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
From tue albany .args.s.

!. FLOUR SpEcULATIoNs The vactivity
liz The flour market 2ervadss the whole
eountry. Rochester. Buffalo, Cleveland
Detroit, Toledo, Michigan, aud Chicago,
are thronged with buyers. As PRICES are
constantly advancing, sales are very
quick, and one hears OF renewed prosper
ily and wealth throughout all the ,fGrea:
~ est. = Western merchants begin to-
feel that they can pay Tor their spring
purchases and buy hesvily this fall.
Wheat is theK~ great staple and their de-.
pendence. Its the commercial thermo.>
Emeter Of all the western states-the I'M.
erring index Of their ability 10 ray. As
cotton is TO the south, SO is wheat TO the
4 west. In 1912. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois.
Michigan and Wisconsin raised 43 3d.
943 bushels OF wheat. The cfopof 1913
: will be still larger. A slight adv ance On
such an enormous aggregate, brings in !
tide Of wealth, which floats them over
breakers and sand bars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

.LYCEUMI MEETING.

a7-In obedience,t to the wishes Of many, ex-
pressed ID the undersigned, they woald respect
fully call meeting 81 the citizens Who feel "a
yorably disposed towards the establishment Of q
E4ceuun. al the Court room, next Monday ewes
ANDREW HUNTER.
HENRY BEDLNGER,
d. If. a1P.aSHEAfGT row,
II. HUME BUTCHER.
4,fv ~ faa3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

TIE CABlNEr.-The Msdis6uian OF Sat.
urday afternoon has she following ahnunciaIion:
We are aulhorizrdto a6nounce, that The Cab.
net.erTangements have az length been complei
ed and that he Departments are placed under
the administration Of the aforementioned gen.
tlemen tE
Hon. ApEtL p UrsHUs, Secretary Of State,
7lIonIJ G. sPENcEg Secretary Of The Treasury.
Hon J. NJ. PoRreR, Secretary OF War
Hon. Dawn HENsHaw. Secretary ofihe Navy.
Hon. C. A. wIcKIAfFE, Postmaster GeneraI
Hon JcHs MASON, Attorney General.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

Ily entertained by the Volunteers 81 ihaI CITY.
/ Il isstaied that the corps is .eptireh composed
| of~pfac;ical mechanics. We extract from The
Richmond papers The following ilcms in refer
euce 10 the mPfessioa madeby Ite visilers = /
"eefore the annuneiaiion Of The regular toasts,
| Capt. Geo w. Munsprd,<on behaIfof the Vol
unteers Of Richmond, welcomed in The most
CORDIAL manner theft guests, and made few
spirited remarks Appropriate TO the day and the
occasion BE alluded 10 The fact which be had
seen stated in one of The public prints that all
the arms and sccoutHemenls, tents aud equip
menls Of Ihs Washington corps, had been man
ufactured exclusively By the members &c the
Company -anf concluded with The following
sentiment, which was received with a, greeting
OF three times three cheers
Tbs Washington Mechanical Rihemen! ar
iesan Soldiers Equally konored in making as
they are in welding heir arms We give them
4 broIhef's greeting. +and asoldief's welcome.
(one gnu y
As sogn as the cheering had subsidized, Capt.
cClsltand returned acknowledgements on De-
half Of himself and bis Company for the hosri-
tally AMI friendly Welcome they had received,
and gave
The Sonsof the o.d Dominion Worthy sons
Fof Patriot Ssres Ehe Insntles Of The Fathers
Of the Revocation haxe faten upon he should
ers of those emineniIy qualified 10 wear them !;
They will be handed down safely 10 posierily,
and for ages 70 Gomez this glorious day wiltr BE
Remembered and couimemofaled.
This sediment was heartily cheered BY the
Rifemea."t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

a moseEens has beenHna6 IN winchss,sr,
Cor boidips Military Ensanpmens there during
ths summer Or fab. sobscripuon papers are u
cirealalice 70 raise mesns for The sxpendisafs
necessary o. he occasion II The projectors Of
he affair should succeed in he preliminary
movements. they expect 10 be fatosrdS~iIh The
presence Of Maj RingtOlds Flyius Atlliisfy--A
corps whose ndmiraAle TACTICS sevel fail 70 dfav
etouds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

ExAMIxikc CouRr.-on Saturday last.
William Brake Of Harrison County. was
tried before Court called for the purpose.
on the charge Of passing counterfeit coin.
The test hony vas sufficient TO justify
the CouFtIin sending the prisoner for fur
Their Trial al the fan term Of Supreme
Court. Obed Waite. Esq. Counsel for the
Commea wealth; Philip Williams aud ".
9. Singleton. Esqs. Tor the prisoner.
Wfackesirr Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

The Daily Mail 20 Staaalon MAS com.
meneed On the Isl instant. Il leaves
Winchester 10 the morning for The presens.
but the contemplated snaugenent, 10
leave im pediately upon The arrival Of the
Cars, Is not abandoned.-B.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

A Proclamation Of President Houston,
declaring cessation d. hosiiliiies be.
tween Texas and Mexico, and The eslab-
-lishment Of an armisiice beixeen the two
countries during the tendency Of nego,ia.
lions Tor peace. was received 1t Calves
ton on The ooh uls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

Eftess ofthe Tariff During The week
ending The Is, instant. there we're export.
ed from ibe port 81 Boston nearly one
thousand bales Of Domestic Goods. of
which upwards Of nine hundred bales
were shipped to South America
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

Judge Eve. late American Charge d.
Afaires 10 Texas. died al Galveston. Of
Consumption. on The 10th Of June. His
funeral xas attended BY the largest con.
course Of citizens that ever asse tied up
on a ike occasion ia Galveston.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

The Cola Water Army SENS g rave 80 81.
eoaspieaons in many q he esleol..'sls 4,
$3.50 :. Is. Eiaspers-FeTy, and
'.Ss.s.s $3.50 ihe scenes sere snch as 10
49,. $50 - esrsbd lie hearts or PhiIauthsO-
s.n.'s ~ impulss mas been given 10 both
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

a Mother and fire Chlldren Murdered
An extra from the office OF the Demo.
cratic Herald, published at Butler. Butler
county, Pennsylvania. furnishes the par.
ticulars OF horrid murder committed at
township on Saturday mora-
lag last. During the absence 81 Mr..
James Wigton from his home, an Indian
raurdered Mrs. Wigton and her 6se chill
aren 5y beating out their brains with sioneg.
The fend then proceeded 10 the house bf
Mr.. Kennedy. and made and attack on
him and his family, injuung son sof Mr.
Kennedy very severely, perhaps danger
9usly, 5y hitting him on the head with q
large stone. Afserbeing driven offby Mi.
Kennedy he next went to q Mr.. Kiesterfs,
where he was captured. alter desperate
resistance, in which man named Blair
was seriously injured. He was taken 10
Wigton's and confessed The murder. and
said he was sorry for ii