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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12

The hadisonisn contains 81 Official &C.
count from Capt. Newton, Of the loss Of
he Missouri. She arrived Il Gibraltar
10 seventeen dsys from Norfolk, and lhs
Ore secured while the captain wss Oh
shore. From the evidence Of thea Of
the ezew,il appears that dem;;iss Of
spirits 81 iurpsn6ns Hss krcken scciden.
tally. which By some means took 61e. and
hence the catastrophe. A vessel had
been chartered 10 bring lie officers and
eTew, and a. much Of he wreck as could
Be sed, 10 he Uni'ed States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12

y Wing majority la-Fast year the Loco MAORI
" was u.
&, The Senate stands as last year, there being
mo- members chosen q, this slecIion-Wbig 10,
Leo 8. Wing majority on joint ballot, II.
This secures a Wing Senator oflhe United
States for six years from March last, and a fair
division Of the Congressional districts. The Lee
sislature al its last session, could not agree apoO
bill o. superintendent, and the State is iAere-
s~.~ ..ilbi,..i3aa MIXERS of he House Of Rtpre-
seniatiyes. Unless the Governor should call a
session Of the Legislature before The regular Pc
riod Of meeting, (4th Mcnday il December
there can be no election for Congress men nntiI
some lime in January. But this win produce no
great evil, as the Locos have full swing "a the
lower House, but their mischief, il any be al
tempted, will be "cheek-msled' in The Senate
llAarks again TO glorious Tennessee.
The Baltimore Pauio,i in noticing the elcc
Elion, says
"The battle vas every where fought with Hen-
y Clay IS name, and for Henry Clay. Md one
Of The CD Wings in the Legislature but pre-
fers him above sny ether man in the Union, for
President, and il may be said with truth hat nc,
a man who voted for any one Of these sixty
whig Legislators, but also prefers HEHRYl CLAT,
The evidence which the resulr Of this election
gives, Of the overwhelming strength of the Wings
whenever they are aroused, must cheer the hean
Of every patriot in the land and BY uniting them
Ifor-the great struggle in 1914, ensure lid cleo
ten, hy Tremendous majority, Of HAIRY or
THE WEST ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
MO5S29 ST. 95ng 81 {

EFHSHE subscriber has in his very extensive
L Nursery, FRUIT TREES Of every
kind and variety that can Do named, among
which are the following -
Sweet Rambeaus. ; different kiads. Of winter.
do, Harvest apples Red Sour do do, Sweet
August do, Sweet Pippinse Pound do. EARLY
do, Golden do. summer Paradise pple,
Winter do Gatleng Apble, Red Sireaks,
x Seekroi-iurther Apple. BaFfsl Flour Apple,
Penneck do, Red Manighjs, Russe4ts, Doctor
Wits. smoke House, Sweel Vandesers, Sour
DO, Hoopsies. Blk Apple. Pound DO, Sheep
Nose, ShipleyE Apple, CaIl House.
Grapes, Peaches and Plunas Of erery
Kind and .rarfety;
Germnnf P-unes. Scarlet PIlms, Early cages,
Green do, Msgnum Bonim, Arricoss, aud
Almonds Trees, Ha invites persons from thu.
neigh5oIhood and from a distance. especially
from Southern MARYLAND and Virginia ID cali
and make selections.
g5-His Nursery is situated at Ridgsille, about
three miles esst Of Lestersburg, Warrington
County, Maryland.
FREDERICK oPPNLINDER.
nci IN f2l2lL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
L4TER-CoNcLVsIvEs
Greaf gV'hig Triumph Ia
GEORGIh!

TAeAAaSusta EhrrnieIe ofthe Tsh ins,aii, feesisel
~ last nish, mail. brings the srstifsfnS iDtsili-
eense III, Inc wlits Of Georgia. 81 = aaLsr Effort
have succeeded Ia carving that State 4 e recen
sIestioa. The carohieis says
sfrom ihe seabosrd 10 he mountains. ne rstufn'
proclaim The triumph ofshe Wing cause the cleo
ion Of whiw Governor, tuo WhiE membxrs q
Congress. and s;orilies 10 bo.h branches d I've Le-
gisiaturs.
III Is inposssble 20 estnizze OUT msiasliy, % IN
rssallsd s The popularity ocar cause and Gar prin-
eipis. For Governor sad msnsers o. Cfesrtss. 4
IL certain. however, that We have elected both -
lhoh,sads and have msjsFlty N the Le aialnre 81
10 10 60 on joint ballot. !" {
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
BRICKS WANTED.

EDRoPoSAI.S will be received blythe Com
n manding officer Of the Harpers-FerFy Ar
mory, until 25th instant, for furnishing
Taree Hundred Ttousaad Hard Bricks,
Of best quality and Uniform Size. to be delivered
at such points near the Armory, as be may d..
rect The LIST delivery Of SO thousand, TO be-
before the lst June, 1914, and The same mum:
her TO be deliveFed at The endof every succeed
ing Is days. Security will be required for the
faithful performance Of the contract.
H. K.fGRAIG, Major OF Ord.
Commanding IL. +. Armory.
Oct 10 faI3 ri
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
New Fall 4 Winter Goods,
AT ELK BRANCH.

NHY friends ard customers have my hearty
1FA thanks for their past favofs and support
Inow cordially invite gentlemen and ladies al
the vicinity and snrronpding neighborhood Il
give me call, as | feel assured my present
STOCK OF GOODS,
is so full as 10 insure their general satisfaction
so much so, That none shall be turned ava,
empty. Please give me trial, and prove The
above assertion.
DRY dooDS.
3, 4 and 81 brown mus Tins,
?, 4,5 and IQ-4 bescheh do.
10 and IA plain twlttp Osnaburgs, Il.
Beached and brown Suffolk Drills
Bleached, brown and cdored Cantons,
A great variety Of British.and American Prints
White, yelloM and red Flannels,
Black and brawn Alpaca Lustres,
Apron and furniture checks, 4
Plain, PLAID end fulled LlNSEYS, s
Super blk, CLAIM and damask cieih shawls,
Tagliona and moGsline de lame do
Brown and hleached linen table cloths, FL
Crash and4diapers,
ladies mahasr and worsied mitts
Go mohaF, beaver, kid and silk gloves,
Hosiery of etefydescfiption.
Cuttings, eqgihgs and insertings,
Jaconett and thick cambrics,
Swiss, book bd. and null muslins,
Braid and straw BoMNETS.
Handsome winter r9baBds, &c.
Also,
a complete assortment of Cloths, CASH
mares, Testiags, Sc.
Such as blue blue bIaek. black, ins ibfe green,
| and cadet mixed|Clotbs,
Waved beaver and pilot Cloths, 4
BtnR ark and fan cst - !, lhra.1
Sattinetts ofevery price, quality and color
Lined beaver and berlin gloves,
Kid and wooden III do
Beaver, cashmere and silk Hats, y
Fur, cloth, seal and BIZ cloth Caps,
Pongee, dsgg ADD baddana hdkfs;
irish linen and linen cambrics,
a generai&nd18 ll assortment offoai trimmings,
10 and ~ Whitney BlahketH f
Negro do,
Horse q d.
ingram and rag carpsting3
Cotton yarns. allnumbe1s,
White and eoIored CARPET yarns.
Groceries, QtteeasdCare, Tli,akare, Cedar
ica,s, and Hardware generally,
aporgl%hich mar be found,
Iron and steel Of every Kind,
Nails OF essgy size lBrien1s manufactufe,l
IIoiiou-wafe Of every kind,
Shogel ard longs,
lFour-prong forks. ipng.handle shosels,
Files and Faspys narrow axes, broad d..
HaRd-saws, uill.saws,
Parlor and cooking stoves,
Evegy size Of extra Stove pipe,
Sheet and hoop iron,
Cutlery generally.
Locks, Istehss, hinges and screws 81 every kind
aud qaalitJ,
And thousand other items Of Hardware, too
innumerable 10 mention.
SHOES s. BOOTS
Ladies kia and morocco slippers,
- = waking shoes.
Mems call, ! Kid and brogsn Boots aud shoes,
Boys do do do do
ads, Bools-men's rubber shoes,
Ladies rubber Shoes,
Misses and cbildren's boots and :ies.
Drugs. OILS. Paints and Dye Sfsfs.
Horse Collars Blind Brides. Gutls and
GiTfhing
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Elk Branch, Oct. II, 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12

4 49, 4. A--L - = ~AANA-@~~
Col. JsuNsoN sl1nds he regularly nominated
candidate q sks Loccfucs pirsy Of Kertucky fpi
tie Presidency Of the United States. ID hlslAfe
letter % the lnliana eommislee he says that
protective isriG s one Of he isaing fs'isfs y III
Dtaacvsiic trl,d Nov. do a0i me Loerloco pp-
Fefs ID his sr,ie exhibit qaeef spectacle wlfn
lhsy hsou themselves Abe Coonels zealoas a.
voektes. and Jet daily denounce a tam @ .o-
te2tion a. y holesale sysiem OF Wig lnleFsl8i
tapine and piurdsr ~ L.uissilIs Jsurnsl.
The Richmond Eaqairer. the Boston POST 'he
NeAx Yolk Evening Post. and cher ltasing r. Z.
xnHs nf ne Dsmocratic anti-isrln parsy, nave y
DfSelainsd, viii the Mobiie Register, hat .'oP-
no3ition nov and hsneefoslh 70 the tara bill. ass
principles and purposes. Is duiy which VII nl'o
90 divisieh 10 the ranks Of The, Demcekacy- =
The FIRST named lournsl said ''We snail never
rest satisfied until this bill cf sbominat'ens, lne
gaaa.t IS expanged from NE statute oeok' 10
completely changed IN ia eaacimentss ana re
Shall coant upon MessEs Buchanan, MrignYe.S
CO. 10 CO opeTa,e with rs, ard take fhs Cross
sroa iheir own Shoulders Repeal. Repeal Is
sew The word ~ MAJ, Int
In Mes York, he Van Barren Syracuse Cen
lssalion have declared for "a Tariff founded Fon
tsvenue principles, disseminating in#favorA Of
siss saeoursssnlsai Of labor in Agriculiares Gem
nerce and Msaufaciufes.n II will be seen that
this differs from the wig policy oniyTfa lhe
adoption Of the word encouragement instead Of
protection as used BY The Wigs.
+ II Pennsylvania, several Leo Foco meetings
have dsellreilhal the Tariff policy y prqmi-
aeni trait ia the Democratic creed, aud in many
districts sher candidates for Congress are obliged
10 come ont- for TariEi
Is The Richmond Eng lrrr, sod other Free Tfads
ul,ras. vii; therefore cIamor in vain f5r Repeal
THE Tariffs safe from their touch. unless ali The
s'sighs OF The times" deceive Us most esresiOdsly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
REACTION.


The Wing ores, which for The lhststwo years
scanned 10 have been smolhered, have beea re-
kindled, and il less han year. will burn and
blsz. via heir wonled brilIiaaey. North Car
olina and Tennessee were the FIRST ID reanimate
and reassu.e lhcit brethren Of The Union MARY
land has followed gloriously- Georgia isgiving
goodly tokens-and enough will be developed in
d l!uIe while 10 show that The Wing PhalanxI
Notwithstanding its temporary giving back in a
a. of yexaiion and dependency, Is rel unbFoken,
and will be invincihIe in 1914 We think the
signs justify Us in Anticipating even a more de-
eided triumph than in lsio. Mr.. Clay is the
acknowledged champion Of our forces, and viii
carry the electoral votes Of at least ninetes
Let the Wings unite in The dissemination O.
light and truths avoiding all mere local issues
and Virginia may be included in The happy band
in The greattay ofuiumph and rejoicing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
nIED-

On the 3oah nit, at Bellair. aged S years,
GEcRoE CoRaIs. eldest child az Lewis w. and
Mary Ana Washington Of This ceunty
On the 2Sd riiimo, SaRAn F., infant daughter OF
Edward p. Cooke, Esq, Of this county aged two
ears and nine months 4
On Monday morning ihe 9th inst at the resi-
dence Of Mrs z, Ransom, Miss DIVA McReAN.
in he 65ih year or her ege Few have dore
their duly better on earth None have more
certain hope Of happiaess to CONG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12

| Samuel and Nj. ii. Medary, publishers of the
| Ohio Loco Foco) Statesman. have been convict
4 ea Of a libel upon. Demas Adams. Esq, late U.
is. Marshal for me District Of Ohio, and subject
ed to 50 oO0Gamases. The nature Of ihecharse
is net stated but The Ohio Slate Journal says, it
"is believed to be one Of the MOST aIfocons IL
belseyer published against any citizens Of Ohio !;
and ahs Defendants have been visited vita a
verdict 10 some degree Commensurate sEiih The
enotmi.y of the offence &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
.YY.gRRFIER.

On the 25yh oil BY the Rev, Jrseph Baker
Mr. DANIEL SOLEMN To- Miss HARRIET E
WARE. both Of Clarke County.
On The e6h ult. by the Rev. Mr.. Bragonier
MI JcHS GRAHAM. of Loudoun, TO Miss ELIZA.
BkTH GRuHgR. Of This county.
Williamsport, on Thursday last, BY HE Rev
Mr.. Remmick, Mr. william BILLMTER 10 Nss
Nasy YeuNG both of NJ astiIshufg.
On The Isl inst, Nv the Rev. Mr.. IIsrgrave, Mr..
Isaac WInowss 10 Miss REBEccA ANY LouDorS--
al Of Shepherdstown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
NEW FAnL GnoDSf

Z HAVE The pieasure Of iHforming my cUstos
L mers and The public Of the ARRIVAL Of my
supply of NEW F.9LL s JYIA'TER GOODS.
II is the largest and most general assortment |
have ever offered in this market in style and
quality inferior to none, and will be sold for
cash at a small advance and on short credits TO
punciual dealers IS lou as any House ia The
Valley. My friends and the public are respect
fully invited to call = y MILLER. /
Charlsstown, oct IL, 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12

Official Information has been received
from +. WI. RaBxspa, ESQ. Unised States
Consul at Sabta Martha. New Grsnads,
that the Legislature Of Santa Martins has
imposed a daiy Of one dollar per barrel on
hour. 10 addition % previous one Of tifty
cents, making The duty low per barrel
$6.52.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
THE MARKETS.
OFFICE or THE BALTIMORE ,AMERicAS,
n.AAhar q - d Al

QSlVOei Ji@f = IVA
CATTLE There were upwards Of 1000
head Of Beef Cattle o6eredfo' sale at the Scales
this morning, Of which about 500 were sold, and
the balance laid over. The prices paid ranged
from 81 o5 to 50 37s per 100 lbs on 'he hoof, as
in quality, which is equalIo 81 SO s4 so net
These prices show some decline. Very few
were taken 1.-THE highest named rate, the sales
being chiefly made al 81 - a So. per 100 lbs
on The hoof
HOGS There is very good supply Of Live
Hogs at market and We qliote TO day al 81 % a
81 so per 100 lbs,
FLOUR The market for Howard stree
Flour continues very duh, and The. sales are
quite small. We quote lhe store price at "a 25
for good mixed brands win limiled sales to-day
The receipt price is 81 lal
GRAlN-The supplies or Wheat on Satur-
day and to-day were light. The few parcelssre-
ceived Of Md. apd Va. rels sold al sc "a 30 cts
FOR good to prime and al IS sc cts. for ordina-
rs q good. a ol OF 1900 bushels Pennsylvania,
qualify verygood, sold a 90 els; Sales Of white
Corn al IS CTS and nf yellow.at46 AZ cts
Several parcels Of Nd, Rye were sold at so ~
Sales of Oats al 22a % cents.
BACON.-There is no change Bacon, and
moderate sales OF prime quality are making al
the following rates, viz. assorted al Al cents;
Sides al "a cents; Shoulders at 81 al cents;
and Hams 5 81 cents.
WHISKEYs--Is duh Limited sales Of hhds.
I 81 "a Pa cts and Of bbls: al 25 cts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
ONO AyD PENNsYIvANIAI

From The elections which took place in these
States on Tuesday we do notsantcipateH fayera-
bic results to the Whig causss further lhan that
in the latter State the Tariff policy is likely to
be sustained even BY the Locos. In Ohio the
Abolilionis,s are running in nearly every Con-
gressiona district, what they call a fTI-iberiy
Ticket and in this way Wing strength viii be
materially diminished. as the Loco Abdlilionisis
generally 90 for their parry first, and Abolition
afterwards. Not 50 with Wig AboNfionisisi
they always play the silly game d STRENGTHENING
heir adversaries BY attempting impraclicabili
ilies.
| Ii Pennsylvania, the Anti Mssons lire about
70 produce similar. results bui The Wig cause
10 1874 may surmount all these difficuldes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12

Dreadful Erplosioal-The Albany Eve
ming Jonraa! says that powder mill near
Ca,skill was blown up on Tuesday after
noon. There were SIX persons in the
building at the time Of The explosion, all
Of whom were blown 10 atoms. Some
900 kegs Of powder are, said 10 have been
in the mill when the accident occurred.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
GEonGIA ELEcr InNis.

We end in The National In,ellgeHcerilhe foI.
lowing cheering indications oflhe .'nin OF affairs
in Georgia, which we hope TO fad conffped 81
the full returns;--
The election returns from Georgia, continue
10 indicate thalthe Wings oflhat State, s4e those
Or Maryland, have manfnIly come up tp lheif
dn,y. Ia view Of The returns already Jskeived,
the Augusta hrDnicIe 81 Friday says
'.The Legislature is already Wig, Geeidtdiy
HAig, on joint ballot, without The esiu eanoih-
Fer me q Der, though We have mol Vet g{insd a
suficien, number Of Sensiors TO give US Smsior-
iiy 10 The Senate. The Locofoco naIolsy last
year was a6oui forty Cd joiul baIlot-ytdch We
have already demolished by a gaia Of twenty
four Wings et,is;a, and ptospectlof SOD 9th
ers. Iftheiefore The counties 10 ~ heaN from
are represented as last year, we shall have ma
jorify Of eighton joint ballot, but We calculate
vim CREST rotiuerner svn severed sssi,st secss-
sious boh 10 the Senate and House. T5us Ear
We have Lost but ia Two copnlies, UPstn and
Lincoln, the result Of ranning osnasyi capdi-
dates. .FF Al
"Alshouga SUFFICIENT ls,erns have pct SCI reach
ed Us to determine positively as 70 GoSsEnor and
The two conslessmen. se, re feel vsfy IcPnedett
TIA. we have succeeded IN eleetias ba.ss tickets
By handsome psjorities, as The SAME fa;io of
gain, id The counties 10 be heard from; Is those
from which We have returns, viii sscule saeh "a
result a 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
Notlees.

RHefeaffer We cannot ordeE Advertise
msnls 10 be inserted 10 olher parrfs, unless The
probable amount OF the charge be deposited with
us. we ha3s heretofore had much trouble with
such accounts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12

We learn from The tIsgerAiown Torch Light
that Mel j. Rohrback, a sterling, whoe-scul
Wing, has been removed from the Post Office IN
Sharpsbufgs 10 make room for Mr.. II. F. Hebb,
4 full bloodea Lego Eaco. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12

A private note from Mia CusuiNs, d.
led at Gibraltar the 2lst August, states
that the loss Of the MissoURl would moi
delay The time ofhis arrival at Bombay
as he shoula proceed up the Mediierrane-
an for Alexan9ria intthe British steam
packet or the 9TH September. hi. /:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
The Boston Mercantile journal say.:-

The Boston Mercantile Journal says
1--WE isarn that NATHANIEL GREENE
has receiv ID die appointment Of Postmas-
er Of this city vics GEoRGE WN. Coz
don, who goes Consul 10 Rio Jsneiro.
The appointment is TO take effect on the
18th inst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12

Col. RicHARn NJ. JoRSseN passed through
New Yoi k co Tue. dan, d his way 10 Hartford,
Connecticut The Courier says
He escaped al attention 81 going qui,
ely TO ne u s. Hotel. where he remain
ed til about the ;ime oFthe starting Of the
Hartford boat. We learn that the Gallo.
mel 10 conversation declared that he was
a candidate for the Presidency on his own
hook, and relied upon the people for sue.
cess, and not upon the management Of
politicians. NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LYcE

m The ChatIestown Lyeenm viii on 4 aes-
Day evening next in The court Room. a, = o'eloek.
+ Question 6r Dsbais :--'Were the Crussdss
proonctiysof more goodio the World than esIl;''
The public generally are respectfully i,ssitsd 70
attend Oer =, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
. sIrpEnInIs CnIlRT.

The Fab Term IL this Court for Jefferson
County, was commenced by Judge Douglass en-
Tuesi lay last. There is but one criminal case
10 te tiled, we believe, which indicates healthy
state Of the public morals in this quarter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12

Fire al be Epissopat Higa School
Yes,ettay Morning, The a Sellins house
o. the Rector of che Episcopal High
School, al Howard Fairfax county, vs. /,
nea-. this place, caught fre--suppossd
from spark from the chimney Lighting
on the rooE--and was mostly consnmed.
The buildings Of the School aajoinia /
wereanol Injured. and he furniture ia the
house itself was saved We learn thai
the burning Of The Dwelling ,of The recte1
xiiicause no interruption 10 the exercises
oflhe School, which have Just commenced
tor the pFesent session.-.7ier Gas std
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
LEATHER.

NyHE. subscribers have Oh hand a handsome
4 STOCK OF HEATHER, jast III!
ished, such as Sole, Upper, Cali Skins, Sheet
Skins, and Harness Leather, which they " \
sell lop for Cash, or exchsSge for Hides o;
Skins RANLINS & MORRIS.
/ ChaflektoWn Oct ID ISI3-2l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12

II The Baltimore American says -" The neces-
ssity OF legislation 10 prevent cattle from going al
tiafge in the vicnitT ~ tie rail rlads is con
7iy being enforced 81. the accidents occasioned
s.by them, accounts Of which resch as almost
fdaily from yarious parts Of The couhTy.pE
Late accidents are referred 10, and]ihat paper
lexpresses The hope that some legislative enact.
Inenls will be adopted to remedy lhe evil.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12

d-STeariy ADVERTISERS Who exeeedshe limits two
sqIaresl must Be charged extra. Oar space i too
precious, and labor too costly, 10 Be given away.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12

The ~ I5wxs III. RKIIKr. o. The Methods
En;seoasi f-harrhs will, By Divine permissiops
prsszh 81 Elk Branch % Sabbath morning next. e
III 60, IA a,tIoek. Yet. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
'w00D! WOODS.

r. SUPPLY II Wood, long siuce promised Tor
IN .rrearases. would be very aeeeptable u this
time lev Cords are wanted Immediately.
RE. Pr<ss Osfire, Oct. ~, f6fS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
MAYOR OF BALTIMORE.

The wings have nominated M.jqr John 81 Law
as their candidate f6t the May crafty land HE 10.
cos have agreed upon Gen. " lillian Il. Marfipu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
FURTHER EXTRACTS

From Eaglish papersQf September l9tl
The crops thus fat have been secured 10 good
condition There vas some complaint asI,o The
lshtness Of the grain, and the y9eid per acre. but
fhe general opihion appears to be that The in
creased quantity |sown will make up for this
We learn thai the Illinois Commissioners had
succeeded 10 obthining, ccudiIionallyt aboul half
a million Of dollars, towards The amount they
need 10 complete the canal.
Large operations had taken place in Loui>i-
ana stocks and generally, American securities
were getting more into favour. New York
FiYes had been sold al 95A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
sCIaool OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

9DHE ADu1sl Meeting Of The School Com
* mjssicBsEs Of Jefferson County viii Be
held % sIoaasy next, the l6th instant, al tie
Court House IN Charlest6wn.
RICHARD WILLIAMS, Trsas's. !.
0etlJ2, 1918.