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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06
THE MARKETS



j cATTEE-There ~ssa large supply Of BeeI
Cattle Il market 10 dav. but the demand vas limit
ed, and the prices paid showed the decline. The
offerings Il the scales this morning amounted 20 +0n
head and the sAles enbfsced only 100 head Il preel
ranging from 81 50 for inferior 70 Sc Is per 100 lbs
On he hcof, which Is equal 20 IS s. IS net
There are nov $40 head in. The market unsold
FL0uR.-There i but limited demand Tor
Howard Street Flour. and We mole slight decline.
Saiea oflimised parcels Of fresh ground good mixed
standard brans we're made from stores On Saturday
nnd 10 Dig a S. 50. Holders unllormly a.k the
lame price. There Il 10 liked receipt price
Y Sales Of 500 bills. City Mills 70 day a s. so
Wehe1r Of no sales Of Sesq6ehana Flour. Some
choice brands are held Il 95.7s.
GRAlNs-The snlss &c .Penaa. Whsnt. On Ssiur-
day and to-day. comprise 1000 busheis Il Is li6
els. A cargo II 1000 bp5hels new North Csrolinh
Whe1l,--ihe frsl new Whcnl II market this season,
--uss sold TO-DAY u Is ets per b1sheI The qnel-
g ne grain i very prims, botil isnoin eQodl,ion
Tor immediate grinding. Ssle1 lp-cns Of Nd Corn
IT'S - ca. Cor bo,h phite .gd yellow. Sales ..
Pennrsissnia }sllou a s. sll CO. lor prime. and
e inferior Il s ess: We quote nd. osls = = :
~ eta
UnlsKEY--II., SIN further declined. sn,l
..les q hhda Ucren.te loss - = e. end q pols
- 1I| CEnlf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06
SHOES! sHOES!!

fVSHE subscriber has on hand. 400 pair Of
j SHOES, Of all sizes and descriptions, oil
his own manafsclure, which he will sell lower
than any manufacturer ear sell in the place =
Cash, Credit. or County Produce, will be taker
il exchange. He win sell 81 the following
prices go
Boots $500; Footing do. , LIS; Fine high
Shoes 2 .37i; Low do 2.Oa; Coarse double-soled
nailed 2,25; Do. single nailed 2 90. For cash
they can be lowered-those owe can be fur
nished with Boots and Shoes Al cash prices.
JoSHUAII.. DEAvER.
July 6, ls43.-3s.
p. s. As il may not ID generally understood
that reside in Chsflestown, would here state
that do, and have, since the iirst or April last
at my Old Stand
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06

=" - ~ ~" - n =
The sI<an6r Great Wesiern arrived A NJ
YORK On Saturday morning Al h,lf 80 thr~.
o'elock, bringing dates from LirsrpooI "a he
l7sh, and from London 70 ihs ereninS al lke
lolb III
The most important dcbais Sinco he recess. .,s
rsglr1s The u1ii11 States. fook place "a lie
House q Commons % Wednesday. when Lord
John Russell moved that ne Hoiss resolxs H.
self lnio Commilies to consider he Corn
Law, with xisw 10 fxed duly ID prefsrenes
70 lbe aiding scale The motion vas defeated
The House ldividiue, ihs ennmbers were
For Lord John Rd.sell's motion. it5 against
Il, 24t majority against Il 90
WilImerh Times expresses the opinion that
the new Parliament will certainly abolish The
corn law.
Itras thought year since that Peel would
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this evenings.


1DWXBN08O&E Tbughi in SIX
~ LkssONssby Dr. 6ocDuARSs d Baltimore
OBJ ksqnesi Several gentlemen Of Charles
town Wishing 70 test the possibility Of ipparting
me aeore science IN % short period, have so
liciled ne 10 give the frstprasisaI lesson 10 Al
5 or gentlemen gratis
lbeg respectfully 10 sceede 70 the above, and
invite the public 70 witness the progress made
10 oEn single Lesson The meetjng will Sc heId
10 the Court-hotre. Commence at o'clock.
B3Priyate Glass will conmeace tomorrow
evening tThursdayi) At Mr. Abell's Hotel.
Private lessons given during The day
July S. l643.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06


81 said samuel 6heaowssh. lying shout six
miles west Of harlinsburg. on sbe 0esardslqwn
road, eoniaining about 265 ACRES or LAND
4 large and sufficient proportion Of Timber be-
long&to this fnrm. The improsemenis are very
eompiste and sxcellene such a. 4 Darn. Stables
0nt-houses q ever description, inciadinE !
Blaeksmitht SHOP This farm is waiered bY
Middle Creek, which passes through The farm ;
and there = 1ne limestone Spring 10 The yard
Without further description il mar Be said that
there = mol, ie The county Of Berkeley, 4 more
desirable Farm, 40 ell respects Persons from
distance are iasised 10 cab upon Samuel cheno.
weth. the younger, living on the farm, who will
take pleasure in showing il. Possession will Be
delivered Immediately 10 the purchaser. on the
payment of tho cash payment. and security BY
deed Of trust ur mortgage, Of the deferred pap
ments.
TERMS ne-hslf Ia cash. the residue ia
two equal annual payments, without interest
until tho dsys or payment.
A survey win BE made OF the land by Mr..
Kerfoot, Deputy Surveyor Of The County, be-
fore the day Of sale
ALSO
On the same day and al the same place,
! shall offer Tor sale, upon the sans terms.
THE NOUN TAIN FARM.
OF said SAMUEL chsnoweih, deed, eonlaioins
about los ACRES, lying about mile from the
Home Place The farm would Be valuable
addition 10 The Home Place. but Il will De cried
OF separately.
shall be htppY 10 give every Information on
the day OF sale. and for any information ssrio
the title, SC, those wishing 10 purchase are re-
ferrsd 10 the Counsel Of the Estate, Dl IT, Con-
rad, Esq living ID Mafiinsbusg
JACOB wEvER,
Erseator Or Samuel Chsno,csih, died
June %. I643 Ia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06
500 REWARD.

I'd AN AWAY from the subscribers, living
~ near Culpeper Court house, Vs., about The
18th Of June last, TWO LIKELY NEGRO
EN,--HARkIseE and GEoRox Harrison is q
dark mulstto, about IS years old be is round,
well set negro, and sfammers when talked to
sharply. He took with him aiTariely Of cloth.
ing-his summer clothes OF tow linen : bis W IN
ter clothes Of home made kersey, dyed yellow.
an old blue broad cloth coat, and white hat
George is stout, we'll set negro, about the
same age, Of very black complexion, and il has
been bis practice to wear a stout pair Of whis-
kers s.his clothing not so plenty, nbr so good as
the other mans bis summer wear is the same,
a I'd an old blue homemade Jeans coat, blue
broad cloth coat, and white hat. IL is likely
that, upon close examination, a scar may be
found underneath the right arm, between the
elbow and shoulder.
The above reward Of 800 will be given for
1 thesapprehension Of the above two negroes, or
$50 for either OF them, il taken out Of the State,
or $25 for either, II found within the State, aud
reasonable expenses paid IL brought home, or
lodged in Jail sothat get them again.
RICHARD z. TUT.
culpeper county, Va July1s. ls43-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06

RY rirsus Of Deed 81 Tru,, q scuiss b,
- W4e orsnlhan. ESQ "a The gu das n
October, IBl2, 10 the undcrsigucd o. purpose.
therein meniioned, and dal5 recorded =. ~,
Clerks once OF The County Court oF Isg..s6,
Virginia, We viii pssifipeiy o1er ii tablje ~
On the premisssi near Smilh6el& - Ssiari.'
ne 5tk d. Of .9ngnsf nszt, q 2 osciokk. P. n .
The very VALUABLE FARM lying and being 4
the said County Of Jedsrson, State q virrinis
adjoining the lands Of Dr.. Samuel ScolIsy, Tho
mas watson. Sen. David Fry. shd oihsrs. %
which said Wm- Granihtm. ESQ res;des. eoS.
tanning about ass ACRES or LAND. IN 81.
eellenl limestone quality The IBnild;or, op
said farm consist IN part OF an extsllen,
Dwelling House.
new OveEjet Barn, new Nsrro Hsu,.. snd IN
fact 81 necessary 0ui-buil5ibEs, WIN well u
q excellent water in t5e yard. and : never-faiI-
Ing spring Of waller on part Of ihs land there
reasonahle proportion Of Timber on The
land The fields are laid OF insp convenient
sizes, With good portion set in grass. al under
good ienee. What makes this lafn more desi-
rsble Is il eoniiguiiy 10 several Mills. The
smish6eld, charlsstown. ana 9.rDefs.Ferry
Turnpike. Is one-quarter Of . milo distnnt, and
leads directly 10 the Winchester and Potomac
Rail Road, distance Of Two miles
u Is deemed unnecessary 70 giEeA further de-
scription Of said land .sas il s pfssumed that
persons wishing 10 purchase will ef course view
the premises. which Will be shown By either Of
the Trusieess
TERMS-One-third ofthe purchase money TO
be paid % the day OF sale. Al whi2h time pos
session viii BE- given; the balance 10 be paid in
three equal annual payments, 10 bear interest
from the day Of sale, 10 be seeurea.by deed Of
trust on the farm.
Such title will be given The purchaser as The
Trustees have5whieh, however, is believed 10 be
indispensable. ALSO
GIVE viii ODER. on Friday fhs 4ik Of Asgust,
one-half ef small Tract OF Land y ing 10 the
County Of Berkeley. cobtainipg about l24 acres.
adjoining lands Of George swimIey and the
heirs Of Geo. PuItzs The quality Of the land is
slate. There IS dwelling house on the pre-
mises. with a suf6ciency Of timber. Sale 10
take place on The premises st'2 O'Clock, :. M
81 which time the terms will be made Known.
JAMES GRANTHAh,
JOHN r. SMITH,
JOHN, H. SMITH.
Trssises.
July s. 1913
The Hegsrstoscn Toreh Light, and Frederick Err
aH.insr, will please insert till dag Of sale, and
mark the cost
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N0tfrfs.

HCFT The cemmitlee OF Arrangements Ior he
Oh inst, cannot refrain from rendering 10 Mr.: I.
y. CARTER, the worthy host upon The occasion.
their warmrst thapks fcr the very bounlifaI and
vailed supplies prepared by him Tor the day.
Charestoun, Jply S, l6l3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06

"TAs TAKEN from the premises Of the
w undersigned on Saturday night last,
10th inst BY anegro man, who rode him as isr
as Charlestown. and then turned him loose, a.
Ligdt Iron GREY HORSE.
5 or I6 hands high--6 years old This Spring
and has slight depression on the rump, caused
from kick. He had no shoes 90 hehind
Any information that will lead to the recoye-
~ Of the horse will be thankfully received, or
reasonable reward given, il desired
GEORGE g. GROVE
Mills Grove, June Is, a643.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06
Servants for sale.

GrWethaye two likely female Servants, one
about Is years Of age, the other about g.. both
very likely and valuable, which We are anxious
10 dispose or al private sale
July 6. THE TRUSTEES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06
New Goods.
Home ManWfacfure

AGAINST TERN+ WORK.
JUST receiyed-r Case Of Gentlemen,s Mo
~ rocco and Calf Boots,
case do do do do Shoes
These articles are made Of the best materials
sad got up in the latest style, and warranted in
every particular equal TO any bought in Bslli
more or any other place, andwill be sold al ID,
same price.
Also, on hand constantly "a large supply o
mems and womenis fine and coarse shoes, do1
bic soled and nailed do an excellent article L
SUIT farmers--all at reduced prices. These ii
want win do well to call
June IS. MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06

From BsIiInors and thai iton cpubsrl.nd
arrive Al Hsrpsrs-Fsrry ResEl5 Al the same
hour, dsily-halfpsst n o'el6ek. NJ, sod they
both lsavs All 2. ~ Fare from BaIlinors 10
Cumberland s5-for inisrnedilts distances, 4
cent? per mile
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06

Leave wisehssier daily At 9 s'eloek, A. NJ.
reach chsFIsslosn q 81. and E.Fper,. Fsrrr a,
lol. Rsiarnins. leave HafRsrs-FerrJ Al =
quarter bsfors reach charitsiounsl II and
winchester a I'm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06
'ESTRAIY..

11AKEN up by The subscriber ia Bolivar, near
- HsrPsrs-Ferry, cow AND CALF,
which have been appraised al Sill The Cow is
white and brindle, with erumpled horns, I'M
derbit and crop Of each ear; supposed 10 be
about years old, and The Calf about weeks
The owner will please come forward and par
charges, andtske Der away.
ALEXANDER HUNT.
Bolivar. June %. l643-aLs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06
The ON Mill Lof.
= UfB r + 9 S AZ =
n AEUABLE SHENANDOAH
MILL PROPERTY.
In EnrCaa.en.. r. H.

lSAY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed byE
- Henry Rowland. Carter williamson, and
Samuel Hsdiehower, dated on the Isl day Of
Nay, 1888. and duly recorded ii the Clerks or.
nee OF the County Court Of Jefferson, and by
Write ola Decree ofthe Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and ChancerS for said couniy, rendered
at the Msy lterm, l843; the Undersigned, as sur.
wing Trustees, will sell, at public auction.
lofhe highest bidder, on Saturday tie 0Qfh ass of
Fsrt month, fJuly. lsf3,) that large and ralustls
Flour Misunderstanding Will,
Situated Onlthe island Of lirsinius, in The she
nandoah River, near Harpers-Ferry, recently III
the occupancy Of Ford Snyder, together with
the MILL LOT and alItbe Buildings attached
thereto.
L The character. extent and capacity Of lhn
property, are 50 we'll known, IS ID superssde the
necessity Ell detailed dsscriplion.-it,w viii 81
sufficient to 50, thai il is believed 10 b one Of
the most valuable establishments or the kind 10
90 found 10 the State Of Virginia. and we'll
worthy Of The attention OF capitalists from a.
broad. se
The Term, Of Sale ell 6s-.One-ihird> ef The
purchase money.in cash; andfthe residue II a.
quail annual instalmsnis, Ut one, two, three and
four years, with interest on each, from iae day
| Of sale.
The title to be retained until the whols Of
said purchase money shall be pald. and The pur-
chaser, in further pursuance Of said decree. will
be required TO keep said property insured Il.
some safe Office, 10 the full amount or The after
payments.
Possession 10 be given Immediately.
The title is believed 10 be indsputable.
Sale to take place oh be premises at II M.
precisely. ANDREW HUNTER.
PROVINCE McC ORMICK.
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06

about 235 acres cleared, and lhe residue clothed
with, fine TIMBER; large portion Of the wood.
land is enclosed and affords good paslurage
The 0pequon creek forming The western boun.
dary, gives the stock access At all seasons. 10
pure running water; besides which there is an
abundant supply Of pond water 10 every field
There are several Merchant and Saw Mills ia
the immediate neiehboThood, and turnpike
within four hundred yards Of the Eastern boun-
dairy, sGord;uE good road 10 the villages in
the neighborhood, and to the Depols on the Bal.
timore and Ohio, aed Winchester and Potomac
Railroads. within Eve miles distance. The I'M.
PROPONENTS are entirely new, substantial
and sufficient. The Dwelling House, Of brick
and PrettIly situated in a grove Of OAKS. ha'
been compie.ed. only few months. and 4 Il
every respect suited 10 the comfortable accom-.
mediation Of genteel family. There IS never
failing well Of excellent waller few yards from
the door
u il should be desirable to the purchaser. an
the appuftenanees Of the farm and house. suct
IS stock utensils growing crops. furniture, sup.
plies. etc, will be included IN The sale. and !
sufficient number Of servants viii be hired for
the present, 10 coltivale il. Also, a share in /
S.aW-JdILL, near the premises, which win be !
valuable acquisition TO the Farm for the purpo.
ses Of fepciug. the materials for which are abun.
dant on L. ITThe Terms which will be mo.
derale, can be sseertsined, either By personal
application 10 the subscriber. OF BY addressing
him At Kerneysviile. Jefferson county, Virginia.
PHILIP P. cambridge.
July 6. lsl3-tf
-a1L Ffederiektoten Herald and Lancaster ETau.
liner, please insert the above until forbid, and
mark cost
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II House OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IgWvHE undersigned respectfully announces 10
III The citizens Of Charleslown ana is sicin-
jty. that he has opened House on Liberty
street, nearly opposite the residence Of Dr.. Cor.
dell. Cor the purpose Of keeping on hand the
various Refreshments the season may adoFd.
Fruits, Mslono. &C. He win constantly be sup
piled, with Cake Of al kiDds-Msad and Beer
an ASSORTMENT Of Candies and Confsetionsry &C.
neraIly To those who are fond Of ''P4gIag" ;
good article in the way OF Segars. be would
say, that be has on hand large assortment, and
is consequently enabled 10 suit the tastes Of ell.
Also. excellent Snuff and Tobacco.
As be isa new beginner 10 this line Of basi-
ness. he trusts that generous public will pa
tronize his first efforts
EDWARD s. WILLIAMS.
JnIv &. lel3 At.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06
HATHAWAY's PATENT
Isl % R-AIR
COOKING STOVES.

yNHE public sfe respectfully informed that
the sbose Stove is now in use 81 the Hotel
Of Mr.. Isaac N. Garter, where persons dssiroas
Of seeing i in operation can begrstfed.
Julg6 w. Maxim.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06
RURExC SALE

@0F VERY VALUABLE
MU1Ea RR@P ,psisa !PI !
NN7Ilsi. BY sold. 81 Il. 2lf asy ef III, arr,
w ss frcns Of Joseph r. AbeIl,s iarsrn, 10
Charsesstwn. Jefferson County, Va.
The HopeWell Mills.
with The lands now attached thereto. The sals
viii be made pursuant TO the provisions Of 4
deed Of feast. executed BIZ Col. James Hite and
Jacob Newcomer aud wife, on The 27th day AZ
April. 1897, Intended 10 secure Richard DUO.
field. &c,s,endorsers in Bank
4 small part Of the lands, originally conseyed
10 trust wiIh the Mir has eeen sold and con-
veyed away This property is believed 10 be
amongst She most valuable ia the Valley. for
milling aperstions-il embraces a yasi power
not yet uSeds it is worth tho atleni,on Of CAPT
talisis.
Hopew<ll Mills is four miles from Charles
town snd issaltusted on :hs Shenandoah river
The title IS believed 10 be 4indispu.able bat
selling al trustees. We WIN convey such title
only As II vested in rs BY The deed Of trust.
Terms ek sale CAsH
G. MOORE,
BIeAxToN DAVENPORT,
Tune At ih4J - Trustees
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Hats, Hats. Hats /!

DSI fegelFed he Ialesl styls Spring and
. Summer Beaver and silk Hats Also, 4
handsome assortment Of LeRhorn and Gnyncuil
Hats. which viii Be found IN gusIity and style,
inferior ID none; and It a low prizes 81 ID any
houso ID the Waller. J MILLER
My IL. 1919
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rs uah,sd Immediately .. NE RE- Press or.
j Zee. Warn IS ne ue1,bc| i. te must
hste sn1seihirr to nsks he poltoil
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d
gVyHE undersigned. Trusteea ID ~ 4 Deed. u
II Trust executed By Richard Crona Y eli ana
Jacob SwaTtx, each dated On the orb 81 h,lv.
1889, and now Of record in the Count, Court 81
Berkeley, will expose TO sale, al public AUCTION.
before the Court-hoa,e door, in ME town Of
Martins burg. on Saturday the l5ih dus 81 .ssla
ls4a, the following valuable property. convey
ed BY said Deeds Is,,
The Flour Will Lot,
Containing about twenty-fonr and one-foursh
acres and described BY meiss and boun3s, i.
the Deed Of Faulkner snd PendIston 10 Crom.
well and Swariz--ekeept so much thereof a
may DO embraced within the second Lot, sSfol-
lows: %,
The Depot Lot,
Bounded on the Norif by line running paraIIe !
with the Southern side Of Martin Street, 10 the
Western bank Of the Mil-dam, on the South by
a line parallel with the Norlharn side &c Burke
street. and running likewiss 10 the Western
bank Of the Dam or Race on the East by the
said Race, {and on the Wesi ~ line running
from the South east corner OF the Sprigr lol.
with the fences, 10 Martin street. This lot,
will be accurately surveyed. The water rghts
Of 50 much thereof - borders on and embsaces
the water, will be reserved TO The Min below -
3D..
The Oil Mill Lot,
The bonHdstcf which are sci forth In the Deed
Of Faulkner end Pendletun 70 Cromwell and
Swar.z, containing about twenty-five and a-half
acres.
The property will be sold suhisei ID The IN
assigned dover OF Mrs Julia stephen.
TERa.--one-half 81 the purchase money NJ
hand (; the balance ID Twelve months. wi&h Ia
.erest on the deferred payments, the purchasers
executing trust deeds TO secure the deferred
payments HARRISON WAITE,
= CT. D. STEWART.
June IS. IR43 Trustees.
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TO WOOD CUTTERS

kE The subscriber wishes 70 contract i'm
medistely for The cutting Of two hundred Cords
Of Wood, on the shares.
June is. G q GROVE.
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Servant Wanfrd.

Non = good servant. Who is tceusiomeds TO
Ell The duties Of house-Sp,k. libsral
Ptiee wlilhe given for The bslsa3s Of he year.
Inquire IL THIS ofFICE.
June i5-3l.
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BACON FOR SALE.
Il FEW frst.raie countryrcured Hams and
"A Shoulders, and also faulily Lard, for sale
June l. by VS. LOCK.
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GEORGIA WING toNvRNTIoN.

The Wing Convention OF Georgia ad-
journed on Tuesday last, after making the
following nominations. viz Il: George WI.
CraWfofd. ofihe county Of Richmond. for
the office Of Governor Of the State--A.
II, Stephens. Of Taliaferro county, as a
candidate for Congress, 10 Gil the vacancy
expected 10 occur by the resignation Of
the Hon. Mark A. Cooper. and the se-
lection Of The following gentlemen IS del.
egates 10 the Wing National Convention
10 be held 10 Baltimore. in May, 1874 uE-
der Instructions 10 vote for HENRY CLAY
asa candidate for the Presidency, yiz :
Hon. j nj. Befrien. Hon. w. C. Dawson.
Hon. T. B. King. Hon. Lott Warren, Col.
\ r. 4. Toombs. US. Calhoun. Esq. Col.
/ n. H. Kenan, DR.. +. M. Robinson. J. Hill,
Esq, and A. R. Wright. ESQ. The Con-
vention unanimously adopted thefollow.
ing resolution;
Resoirod, That in relation 10 the question Of
the Vice Presidency. the Wing party has deci-
ded preferences for The able and digniied Sena-
for from Georgia, the Hon John M'Pherson
: Berfien--aRd that our delegates TO the Wing
Convection 10 assemble 10 the city Of Baltimore,
IN May, 1914, be instructed unanimously by this
Convention tourge his claims tothat Office
". s. Loan.-The Madisonian Of Tues
day afternoon says-"The proposals for a
loan, pursuant to the recent notice OF the
Secretary offhe Treasury, were opened
last night after the arrival ofthe mails
The number Of competitors was great, and
a much larger amount was offered than
that requited. The highest offer was
SlO2. 81 I 2 Tor 500 OF Eve per cent.
stock, Another was made at SOL. So :
The residue was taken at $l0lOl BY
several institutions and individuals, but
chiefly by John Ward s Co, Of New
York, with an option 10 convert portion
Of the amount into iour per cent. stock at
an equivalent rate
Tas Neg Hampshire Conferencs Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church commenced
lie session al Claremont, N. H. on the 2 LIST
8ult. Bishop Waugh presided, and his b.
pening address is spoken Of IA high term
Of Recommendation. The Rev. James M.
Fuller was appointed Secretary. and the
Rev James H. Patterson assistant. On
the 22dsthe committees were appointed,
among which we observe vas one TO take
into confederation the subject Of slavery.
and from some remarks which we 'ind 10
lions Herald. we apprehend The COME
renee will have some trouble with the
expected report. A member Of the Con-
ference writes, thus;-
& "0or Conference anti.S Slavery Society
has held its meeting. We mean to keep
blazing asoay at the demon of slavery at
least until we expeI him from the Church.
We have FIRST rate committee on this
subject. who will doubtless do their duty.
Heaven aid them. - M Y. Commercial
SHAPES Hnng-Two slaves. Henry and
his wife America. were hung at Columbia
Missouri, on the 10th. The Columbia
Statesman says that. notwithstanding The
weather was very rainy. there were a
bout two thousand persons at the execu-
stion. Henry madea long speech con-
iaining full confession Of hisIguil.. He
had ran -away. and. with the assistanee Of
his wife. killed bis master 10 get rid Of q
whipping.