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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

MANE-OMlNoUs.-I has long been the Gus
tom of the Legislature of Maine, in order to avoid
a special meeting of that body and the conse-
quent expense to the State, on the eve Of Presi
Dental Elections to pass resolution adopting
the plurality system Of choosing electors Such
a resolution was passed by the House few days
since and sent to the Senate, where it was
amended 50 as to require majority Of all the
ootes cast to effect choice; thus plainly indi-
eating that there are divisions among the party
which cannot be healed, and that their last hope
is in carrying the choice OF Electors to the House.
1t won't all do, gentlemen; the People have de-
cided against your favorite and in favor Of the
Champion of their rights, and are only waiting an
opportunity to deposit their ballots.
DISTRIBUTION IN MAlNE.-The Lower House
Of the Maine Legislature have voted, sixty
seven to sixty y-three, to strike out the Preamble to
the Resolution accepting the Land Money allot-
ted to the State. The Preamble protests against
the principle Of Distribution. The Portland Ar
gus iLoco) states that 90 Loco members voted
against the Preamble, doing so, canddy says
the Argus, not because they disapproved of it.
but to get nd of it, hoping thereby to induce the
other 81 Locos who are in favor of receiving the
money ,cith the Protest, to unite with them on
the final vote to reject it altogether
The HUDsoN.-We learn that the Riveris open
as far as Peekskill, and that the Northern Mail
will hareafter be sent off by the steamboats,.
For the present. the Nails to close at S O'Clock,
A. NJ.
u Those of our readers who feel any interest in
the question of Association are once more reminded
thar Rev. WIN. H. CLAIMING will deliver Lecture
that subject at the Society Library this evening
As MIR. Charming will endeayor 10 answer the popu-
lar objections against the system OF Fourier we in
dulge the hope that he will draw full house.
The HUTCHINSON FAMILY will give their
third land last but one Vocal Entertainment at Nib
los Monday evening Particulars in future
advertisements. Their last Concert was attended
by even larger audience than that which greeted
them the previous week thus showing that their
popularity knows no abatement
THE CYPRESS WREATH.-The second edition of
this beautiful work, especially calculated formour-
ers, has been issued Ii is for sale by Mark H.
Newman, l99 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

NEwYoRK AND ERIE RAlLRoA1p.-A mer-
chant in Pearl-street employs fifteen clerks,
porter aud carman. The clerks, porter and car
man agree each to subscribe for one share Of
the capital stock Of the Company, $lOO, provl-
ded the subscriptions are taken in such manner
that they be not called for unless a sufficient
sum be subscribed to complete the road. If the
business of the city is increased by the prosecu-
ton and completion of the road, how long will 1t
take the carman and porter to make up their
800? One dollar a month advance in their wa
ges would pay good interest on the investment
even though nothing should ever be realized from
their stock
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

0y The Camden N. J. Cotton Factory oolr :n
pany, recently chartered by the Legislature su
employ capital of S6Oo,ooo.. me ..a,Ipcs .aSae,
building and some 100 small private a"G1snf Tary
have been contracted for. The Camden r's T.
of Saturday says: "The stock books o. .1ns ,nr
new factory were open on "Wednesday aecsiu0 eeGcsa00
10 law, and shares to the amount oil Si'0'0'
taken.''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

ELECTION IN Newt Slldell
Loco. Foco) was elected to the State Senate Of
Louisiana, on the 26th ut. to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Albert Hoa, by ma
iority of 4l6.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08
To II. h.. DAVIES and Othera,
Corresponding Committee.

AUBURN March %, 1914.
GENTLEMEN Your letter of the 10Th of Febru
airy inviting me to general meeting of the Demo
cratic Wings of New-York on the fourth instant has
Just been received.
1t would afford me very great pleasure TO visit the
City when the great Wing masses will be giving ex-
preston of terdevotion 10 the principles and OF their
admiration Of the acknowledged and eminenty wor
thy Representative Of the Whigparty. But distance
and many other obstacles forbid
trust that the celebration will be effectua to
arouse the Wings of New-York. Here in Western
New-York our political brethren have cast off the
apathy which has allowed our opponents to obtain
trumphs mortifying to us and injurious to the pub
lie welfare, during the last three years We shall
do all our duty. If our Eastern brethren shall be
actuated by the spirit and enthusiasm with which
your letter is imbued, and doubt not they will, the
uscendency of the Wing cause in this Stale, well
as in the Union, will be as complete as in 1910.
Accept, gentlemen, my acknowledgements for
your courteous remembrance, and believe me
Your friend and obedient serv ant
VIM Ii. SEWARD.
HENRY f. DAWES, NATHANIEL G. BRADFORD, c; $ WooD-
HULL MoRRis FRASLiN. JAMES KELLEY, aud JAMES =
THAYER, Esluires Corresponding COMMITTEE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

PoRrRa1r OF WAsHMGToN.-A new full'lepss'
Portrait of Washington, from, the we'll known pau.
ing by Stuart, for the City of Boston, has just o.
introduced into this City by Craig, No. y fas ~
Row. The Portrait is l9 by "a inches IN Sfle
is spoken Of by our Boston co,empofarles as ...
rect and faithful copy Of the most celebrated p' -
ing of Washington in existence. It's solo u :
marsably low price. Call and see IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

LOWELL MuNIclpAL ELEcrIoN.--The Wings Of
Lowell gained decided victory in their Munich
pal Election, on Monday, which resulted in the
choice of Mr. ELISHA HUNTINGTON, the Wing
candidate for Mayor, by clear majority of 5ll,
and plurality over the Loco. Foco candidate,
(whosc friends rallied under the cognomen of the
Citizens partyD Of 572. The Wing Board of
Aldermen were all elected by an average majority
of 800. In three wards, all the Wing Council
men were elected, and in one other all but one.
In one Ward one Wing was elected, and no
choice for the other Councilmen, and in the re-
naming Ward the Citizens ticket prevailed.
The state of the vote for Mayor was as follows
Whole number Of votes 2i43 Necessary for choice 1922
Jonathan r yler 9O5
Scattering -. ............ 81
Mr. Huntington majority,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08
EVENING EDITION
FRIDAY, a4 O'CLOCK, p. M

u We return our thanks to Messrs. Adams < Co a.
ton pafersof yesterday 'O' COT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

- JONES, the en,erprising proprietor Q, 'o
Coral Hair Restorative and Jones itaiian s,r,s.
Soap, has added branch OF his extensive p..
~ establishment 80 Chatham-si. at 32' broa..
He has beautiful assortment of Pertumefy' oh +.
&c. Give him call, he sells reasonaoie aD'
ARTICLES are excellent.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

NJ Italian Medicated soap Tor curing ~ s,,Iosnss
Spots, BOts. Chaps, f.ousnnes' .i,iss
b. found no where else iu New York onl a1o',
ist store from Broadway. so cents cake.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

The Wings have carried the Aldermen and
Assistants in every Ward but one, and have
elected their Supervisors by handsome majorties.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08
cassius NJ. clay and the WING party.

CaSs1us M. Clay and the Whig Party.
The Albany Patriot says. that Aboiit,ouist in New
n. Y. Tribune 70 As AN ApysRTIsEMENT. Oh. shame
the Wings that they must be paid for the of
such noble sentiments lCoTtiabd Liberty iefdiG
II We do not think of correcting over one
falsehood in dozen that the Political Abolition
papers publish with regard to The Tribune and
its Editor, but this one we viii stop. We have
not published Mr.. c. M. Clay's Speech referred to
at all, but so much of it as referred directly to
Slavery we extracted and printed immediately On
receiving it, and without any suggestion or dicta-
ton from Abolitionists or any one else. Some
aays afterward, leading Abohtionist cut out of
the Speech paragraph speaking favorasly of the
Political Abolition party, preiaced by some re-
marks, setting forth that We commend this so
and SO, and modestly asked its insertion in tie
Editorial columns Of The Tribune. We told
him it could not 60 there. Hesaid he would pay
anv charge for it; but we had no such opinion
of Political Abolition to sell. Finally he had 1t
inserted among our Advertisements, as any Loco
Foco, Abolitionst, or other opponent OF the Wing
party may have any decent and not libeous mat
ter inserted by paying for it. This is the whole
story. Now what is our offence? Whenever
we want any matter praising and glorifying the
Wing party inserted in an Abolition paper we
shall expect to pay for itas an advertisement, and
shall be agreeably disappointed if we can procure
its insertion at that rate.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH s-2P' M'
CLEARED,

CLEARED, =
shps Henry Thompson, Sylvester SaEsrllss M 1Gya "a
Brig Sullivan, Waite. CharIe ton Geo Bukley ;,
Schr III Is Roberson Pugh, Ne"bern. 5 l. Mitchell
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

By c!:d rifh the adrtce and consent Of The Ssnate.
,ouy T. CALHOUN OF South Carolina, 10 be Secrearr OF
Statl Sadsonian yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

UrIcA CHARTER ELEcrIoN-The election for
Mayor, Supervisor, Justice of the Peace and
School Commissioner took place at Utica on
Tuesday An extra from the Observer of We'd
nesday morning, gives the following unofficial
return of the vote
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

EChOOI
WILLIAM K. CORNWELL, ).
on Beaper. street, three doors from Psdrl-spsr. n
~ Offers al LOWEST RATES, School and lns,v:a Mss
.ao,,s Rank, Blank Books Papers, Quilis and Se'1
rspeal to which he invites the attention of Siefshan''
mil snis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

Appointments by the Governor.
BY and acith the adpice and consent ef the Senate.
FEBRUARY. 29, 1874.
sEsEcA-Charles A Gibbs master chancrry vice Avah
Gregory.
William Clark examines cancery vice Alyah Gregory
Martin Allen, notary. vice Pardon J. Muniford
G. COLOGNE in Quart Hock Botte the best kind for
the low priee Of Fifty Cents bottle Is ;sng at the
which warranted the hair from any Pai OF
the body without njurng tAe skin II can be tried IN the
before il il paid for if the purchaser requests It. IL can
be found as above
sEsRrse's CORDIAL is sold at Nos Murrays st. OBJ d
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

BaooKLYN.-The Wings of our sister city
hold their Ward Meetings this evening. We
hope every man will be at his post.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

OrsEco CouNry-We have returns Gin the
Argus only from Otsego, Burlington and Middle
held-all Loco-Foco.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

FROM SouTu AMERIcA.-4idyces from Rio de
Janeiro to the 18th January state that collision
has taken place between the Oriental Govern
mcnt and the Consul, General at Monte Video
growing out of demand on behalf the French
King that all the Frenchmen who had enrolled
themselves for the defence of Monte Video should
be disarmed and prohibited from taking any part
In the war. This the Oriental Government re.
fused, and, thereupon the Consul General betook
himself on board the frigate La Gloire. 1t was
reported that the French admiral would blockade
the port of Monte Video unless the demands of
the Consul were complied with,
Gov. DoRR's TRIAL--The Court at Newport
have decided that the trial shall take place in that
city on Friday, the 26th of April next.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

CHENaNGo.-The regular Loco Foce Supervi-
sor in Chcnango is defeated, and Allen Mead
(who was supported by the Wings, and is called
irregular by the Argus elected by l6 majority
sherburnc has gone Loco, but by narrow es-
cape-the Loco majority being but s.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

WHIG V1cToRy IN TRoY.-At the Charter Elec-
ton in Troy, on Tuesday. GuRpoN CORNING, a
staunch Wing, was elected Mayor by majority
of 34l votes. The Wing thus gives the vote:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08
The Ambition Face OF Loco FocoIsm.

The Oaondaga Standard, (Syracuse) very
prominent and influential LocoFoco journal Of
this State, has an insidious article on Slavery and
Mr.. Clay, intended to arouse the Anti-slavery
feeling of the North against that Statesman 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

Mn. SEwARD's ADDREss.-Ihc pointed, e!o-
ouent and powerful Address of Mr.. SEWARD, de-
Evered at the Mass Meeting of the Wings OF
Cayuga and Cortland Counties, on the 22d ult.
will be found on the first page of this paper We
have seldom read SO much that Is admirable,
truthful and inspiri,ing, in so small compass
Western New-York is alive and will enthusiast
cally respond to this noble appeal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

EAST TENNEssEE.-The Wings Of East Ten
nessee held their Convention on the 22d nlt. at
Knoxville. 1t was large and spirited, and It's pro-
ceedings marked with the greatest unanimity.
The following nominations for Presdentia ia Elect
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08
PHGs!x FOUNDRY. {

We have the honor 20 be, your ebedient servants.
HOGG * DELAMATER
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

The Electoral mountainous Tor the State are
now complete. The Delegates to the Baltimore
Convention, and three alternates, were also aP
pointed an Address to the People adopted, and
great amount OF interesting business transacted,
having reference to the approaching Presidential
contest. Col. Wm. Heiskell, of Monroe, presided
in Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

HENRY F.. DAWES, NATHANIEL 6. BRADFORD, c; s. Woop
HULL. MORRIS FRASLIN. JAMES KELLEY, aud JAMES :
THAYEn k;slures, Corresponding Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

The HUDsoN,-We learn that the Riveris open
as far as Peekskill, and that the Northern Mail
will hareafter be sent off by the steamboats,.
Forthe present, the Malls to close at S O'Clock,
A NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

The PEAcEMAKER.'-Th following is copy
of Letter addressed to the Secretary of the
Navy by Messrs. Hogg & Delamater, and des
patched to Washington last night. 1t will be
found interesting:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24

On Tuesday hight. 18Th inst, by Rev. ,. A
Gere, Mr.. BESJaMfE MaLrSE 10 Mss MaReAEET
LIsDsEr. a Lzelorn- Jefersnn Cepnty.
Oa "Wednesday, 9lh inst, Is 'he Rev. J. A.
Gess. Mr.. JoHs srrpaRxs ~ Alsks ELIzebETH
BaAso. daugEter cf Mr.. chaii-s C. Bfsgg, al Of
ChaElestovn.
Near Shspherissoun. We on the 18Th inst
by he Rev @. A. Seiss. Or. WILLIAM HuyTER.
Of Beske.ey counfy. 10 Mss Els JAaEs.
On Tuesday evening lssf. the I5th inst, BY the
Rev John o'Bfies, Mr. wniasn NcsHERRY, 4
Adams County. Pa. u Mis. ELIZA THoslPscE
MeSHKRRY, dlusler of DR.. Richard McSheTry Of
MaftInsbuTg.
On the 6sh .ios,,, ~ The Rev. Nj Hennirg.
Mr.. JAcoB PicEESs 10 Miss JlEE SS0DEAL, all q
MafIinsbuJg.
4 In this ioEn on The 26sh September lasi, By
Tho Rev ". Dntios. Mr.. AEDREw, MiLLER 10
Miss MaRr fiERoEKHAHS. Of Baltimore.
On Thursday the I'm instant, By The Rev. J..
A Gere, Mr. JAcoB SwIeERr 10 Mss RmEsY
ANN MaTHKST. al Of this county:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
P y 3 LEc S AL 3.

HHNHE undersigned offer for sale, at the resi-.
i dence of Nsth'l Manning, on the sheBan-
dosh river near Messrs. Willis Hepewell Mills,
on tie I9h November merit, all their personal pro-
perly, consisting in part Of
Eight rallGble Work Horses, aud tlco
Colts,
.fbout Thirty head Of Stock Cattle aud
Mich C0scsf :. +;
a Yoke ofvery Ualudble Orsn,
Fifty Stock Hogs, III.
Forty Sheep, Hl,
Together Nth Farming Uteasils of<dH
kinds, Wagons, Carts, Pldgghs, Har-
M rocs, &c. Also,
Too Carriages and Harness complete.
The terms Of sale viii be credit Of nise
months on ell suns Of SIS aud upwsrds, BY the
purchasers giving bond With approved security /;
the bonds TO bear interest from dste-bal in an
cases where promptly paid atmsturily, The ia
ierest viii not be exaeted. No property to be
removed until the terms Of sale are complied
With. NAT, w. MANNING,
JAS. AZ. MANNING.
Oct %. 1874. :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
N@W PAIL
AND
WINTER GoODS.

ITO the citizens Of Sanh6eld and TIE rrssie
j geaerallJ We would say. now is your time
TO gst bargains for almost nothing We bsse
just returned gom the Eastern Msrkess. wasre
We have purchased large and splendid nssart-
mept Of goods. which We ars now Offering Tor
sale a as low, il not lover prices a. theT can
be had 10 LhlAor any other establishment 10 he
eouuty.
Our stock consists in Part a. follows
Cloths Of ell colors and qualities,
Plain and fancy csssineres,
Velvet and satin vestings, ~
Merino do
Red, white snd yellow hSaneI.
Bro~n and blesehed csnioa DO
Brown and 'bleseaed cotton. RI
Jacdnet elDbrie,
Swits and book muslin.
Piaidia ard striped muslin,
Plain and figured bobbihett,
Lace, edging,sn1 insertings.
Add every other article Usually kept in re
TAI country store
We would say to cur friepds and 10 The psb-
lie generally, that they wonid save nohsy By
calling on TH0S LOCK 4 CO.
Oct l4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
Died.

On The 9th ul'-. a. Gfeenyille. he residence
II ur. George L. Kerfoos, Mrs IYniA KrRyoor
widow OF John Kefooi, late Of Clarke. County.
A! his residence near Smiihheld, 90 the 18Th
Of September, Mr DAVID Far. SEES, al the adj
vsneed ssed Of nearly 81 years.
MI r vas an old resident, and vas much es-
feemed lor ms exemplary eharseier-he was
Bind ~ als disposition 10 81; espeeislly 70 those
who vefe ~ needy e{cumsiances. and maaS are
The llitis acts Of osneiieepes-p erfosmed by him,
,Sh'en cone otner man himself and The receiver
ever knAw II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
7 3D. @ 2 N LID u IS,
ron AL =
ATTENTION. CApITArEs hin

ATTENTION, CAPErALEsFst
fH'HE s!g9hsefioersw ishng to sen, Is a5spesss
10 gife bargain IN his Island Hrogs 6
aarpefs.HerI Nfgaia
+ There al Z within The limits or the. surto
bout SEVENTY ACRES, ard the promises &s
lord an eye lieqt s'lc fer any btahehss Of IS
nulaellfeI reqHnng wafer Power~after -
calityHhasIbeen deemed 10 posscss s,irsegi,,r
vaniases DO lh's respect. II is cetetsGous IL.
ne Maternal Atmpry and the Bsitu17al1fe 4 & l.
kaif Road passes near it4 Il is al9o theheN
Thai FotRdIy or RopeWalk could be esiag
llshedfhefe waa much profit To psfsons e.
enterprise, poSsesssa Of moayra,s', capita
this Propdtty Spaldibe worthy Of alsslliaf.
is deemed unnecessary ID say more, Il psrsog
wishing tS. purchase viii no 1ouSt xan.ne ssfes
themselves. An early APPLICATION mar insurq
4 good hargaia. A. rega.rd$ hetefms Of ii.
&c. application to be made 10 the tsubscr,b{
or TO Joseph Byrne, Hsrpers Ferry.
PATRICK BTRNrs
HaFpers Ferry, SePtlg -s5
.National Iaittigsncer nsertwee is ths Z
mouna ofs5 and charge adv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
coTTAaE purTlr

DIV l1..ISygs LOU SIS
hae larsf Bsro. reeeatly srectea-SStl8s
SapoAe, 1ofH fGasiis aud Root houses. ~
feasa tsaf servants together wish other gea Hss
ss4r eSFF asfi'stn III, I'll u excellent IL IA n.
1hetf ! ePeh ne premises fire Yet
oRcli \ 81 isl disoies fruis,ia Fun besriur u
sso near aAe>hease there j. Y large i,p.es 4, Is
slrlns msasa a'lof1s Isaaing wa,srsia most 81
lido pct 9eTm il necessary Is size se.ttsss~
particulars II reteteaee 10 the placsgt Is ~
sumo tsHss u wao. Rsas wish 70 pusehsSe n
cal and ezaeline tie property Eos ti,enselyr
aud 70 any Spch shah he happy Is fuInEss
wksisver information may be rsaoiiiss. 81 IS
rlicsli6n to me personally Of hy seller. r.8
?aId Henry BUTEl I'LL. J.
Aug Is. 1R4s-li
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
M3Ny @0ODa2

.VTNHE subscriber. are nov receiving New
u Goods for The Fan and Winter, which
they respectfully invite the attention OF The pab
lie toi Amongst their assortment may Se found
Cloths, Csssineres and yestiogs, or every Va.
{ rlety and style. ~
Ssttinefs. F1snnels, Tickings, sc
Pfitls from 81 cents TO 25,
Black and figured Alpsccas.
MoHslin dsLain, Grape deAmoy,
Afghan Grapes, Il
Ladies Nett Caps CT,
10 Mnis Al GU,
Black silk Webs,
Gi1gaams, Plaids, closkings, -
Gihps, Bsraises, SC.
RabIetowu Oct "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
vALUA 8ME E.nszs1D

WE !. = s s;.:s, 2s;sr i ,., u;
containing about -
4ne hundred & Forty -iigsi,1.s $.
stuatedIin jefferson county yifeifla ns;s1
diately Din the Baltimore end Ohio f4ll Res
bout one and .a.half mics from h9 ald- III
naceIa an pmPortant point on the Ches ape4keH.
ONO Cafsirard taree miles from HaiptFsefN.
az wherP The Winchester and Potsmac Rs
Rsad Joins lie Baltimore and Ohio Isoad. The
sor T. naturally super CIR, aud now sImprol-
ed fpr The production Of u hfat Or afsy other.ef5.
common TO the cpoatry. There are a nunlbss
Of hfst tate spFiHgs36n, and two slTeGtns Of was
Ter rpm Ing ihroeekFhe farm. The Situation.
healthy, and no Place can De better supsll.s
with water, or more convenient 10 cheap mes.
OF tfavel and transportation. For ntprmaiios
call upon the undersigned, residing en.lhe pre-
misses JACOB sINIppR.
Oct al Ia44.-ff &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
CAuTION.

r A IL persons are hereby notified lhst a due
"a bill in fAvo7 Of James Flanagan. ;bf two
hundred and fofty-two dollars sud fcvtS-eight
cents. dated in January Or February 1888 and
signed BY wm. Easily also, Promissors note.
payable 10 James FIsnigan OF order, drawn ard
dated on The 2ad Hay Of Mar. lSt4sIor Ss1t. 10,
and signed By VIM. Easily, have been given in
error. and win not be paid until aEfnat settle
ment shall be bad i'm saia Flsnig and The
money be found 10 Be due him
oci. IL. 1874 WAi. EASBY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
School Commissioner.

IT. 7f.it.. ~
nv ',''orNs gentlemen have been appointed
School Commissioners for Jefferson Codpty IF
Charles Harper. Jacob Morgan. Jacob H-.. H.
9 Bnuer. Meredith Helm, g. ID. Moore l,aac
Henkle, George q. Stephenson, Msnn r.. NeIson
Richard Williams, Is. Galiaber, george Eiohel'
berger: VIM Gran;aam, John Hum p;,reys aId John
q. X. Tsyior. '0''''
At meeting Of The Board. VIM. ssran,ham wa,
appointed President. H. n Gallsberi S.eret.r, al
Richard Williams, Treasurer. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
LANLgss FOR aA,I.:

OFFER for sale. the following Tracts
hne Land, in theTcounties Of Jefferson Is
Berkeley ~ ~.
|. i Tract Of 500 Acres. three Il
below MartEnsSarg, now in The tenancy 81 Bs
gsid Canpoeii, whose tern expires IN April .
= TwoFarms ofaboni 900 Acres esS
IN BerEeleyIand Jefferson Counties, cuuFtsal
wiiaexl ehsIve and yery rich la,ycras5r.ls s
The occupancy oi Benjamin Bolen.
,. My#Iazlsfeld Estate, .ol eoalaeFss
70 be sold entire or diFided.
E 4. Ny Sulphur Spring Tract. If sssn
,Acres, on 9peqpon, with a@sery hue SUITS s.
aprlngi whkch was for many ydafs -eao4sr
Menghfln 81 Sulphur Spring.
These Tracts Riil n sold otFthe most aecks
modatng terms, and dtsi9ed where pgacs'cah
10 SUIT PaGfhasers. fmmedisie payment ia
part Of hetPnFehaSe money VIII ID reqHirsH
provides interest be- paid sud good secayi.
WIN mortgages on tie premises be gwen The
terms viii be made as easv and arcoY. .,.lst;r
IS any parE chaser can ash. :
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Hstledeld, sen 81. fSs3-tf
fhe lenan}s-ea The lands viii show tHe ~
mises, andIgise such information a. ,,las L..
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