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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-15
Rate of Taxation for Carroll county, Ohio
For the year Is47.

For State purposrs, Two and Ihree.quarter mills
and for all other purposes, in the townships Of
Loudon, Lee, Augusta, Washington, Perry, Union,
Harrison, Brown. Rose aud Monroe, three ml!ls:
total amount in the atove townships, five aud
three.uuartpr mills on the dollar valuation; and the
townships OF Fox, East Centre, and Orange, three
and oae-qua ter uis: total, in said last townships
six mills on the dollar valuation.
| will attend at the Treasurer's Office, in the
town of CarroIlton, from the lst oil October next
until the sOIh day o December rnsuslug, for lht
purpose oil receiving the taxes Sloresaid.
J. G. KENNEDY,
Treasurer OF Carroll county, Ohio.
Treasurers Ofiee, Csrrollton, August 81, l847,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-15
stale Of Ohio SafTOh county 50
COun Of Common Peas, AugHs; tern, is47.
RosegI barlow
william Wilson AMI others.

We. IE Chancery.
William Wilson and others.
The sdid William Wilson, a resident Of Ohio
county, Virginia, will take notice that Fald Rober'
Barlow has this day (AugusI2l lS47l hled IN salo
couri, his bill in ChanceTy, against hun and hobeu
Wilson and John Wis0n, Of the county ol C~rro,L
D., setting forth tina. said William Wilson. on the
slh day OF July, A. D. i84l, executed and deliver.
ed 10 sad complainant his sealed note ior the sum
Of three hundred dolars; and alro bis sealed note
on The 18th day Of September. lS4S, Tor the sum Of
one hundi ed and sevenIy-seven dollars and seven.
ly-nine and one-iouuh eenp; that there is now
due and unpaid on said notes about the sum of six
hundred aud fifty dollars; that said William VIII
sen is insolvenI, or that he deems 10 be so, and
has no effects which can be at law reached to
make satisfaction OF said debt; that on the l7Ih day
OF November, A. D. l84I, soid William Wilson, then
being indebted 10 said complainant in the full a.
mount Of said note OF $1,000, conveyed to said
Robert Wilson and John Wilson, sons OF said VIII
lam, the southwes; quarter Of section 10, Town.
ship IS, and range S, OF SIeubenyllle district ol
United States lands, and W hich is also situate In
said Carroll county, containing one hundred and
sixty acres OF land; that said conveyance waf
made wholly without valuable consideration, and
TOR the fraudulent purpose OF avoiding the payment
Of said note. Said bill prays against said William
Wilson decree for the amount due and remain
ing unpaid on said notes, and on the non-paymen
OF such amount at a short date. said bill prays d
sale al said landr, and application OF the proceeds
Of such sale 10 the psymento OF said debt, and io
general relief. MASON & McCLAVE,
Solicitors tor complainant.
August q, I847--46-6. Pr. fe S. 25.
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A N X


u. w. snOdgrass & Co.
Have remOI Ell 10 their new hank building, Walnut
street, New Lisbon, where they will continue the
business OF banking in all its departments.
Interest paid on money deposited, for one year OF
more, in sums OF one hundred dollars or upwards.
The urf lished affairs of the late C)umbana
Bank OF New Lisbon will be attended 10 by them
Business hours from o'clock, A. NJ. to p M.
New Lisbon, July 9, I847-39-4.
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HOLLOW WARE.

A large lot OF hollow ware, OF Pittsburgh manuac-
ture, lust received aud Tor safe cheap, atIhe new
.,o,c of ELIZA SINCLAIR
Canadian NovemhPr s, IH46-iL
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-15
Estate OF David Dnyia.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have
been appointed executors, on the estate OF Dayi D.
Wis., late Carroll county, Ohio, deceased All per.
sons indebted to said estate required to make I'M
mediate payment, and those having claims to present
them for settlement according to law within one yeal
fron this date. WILLIAM DAVISl
- JAMES WILKIN, L" %
October ], Is47-5l-at, ~
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NAMES or ruE Barns.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER Or
COURT

On Fiday the c9h day October, ISi7 between
he hours OF 0 O'Clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock ?.
N. OF said day. at the door o. the Courthouse, IN
The town OF CAroIlon, will be sold to the high
est bidder, the following roal estate, as the proper.
y OF Peter Herrold, deceased, 10 wit! Lot mum.
hcred Twelve (wlth the appurenances,) in the
town ol Malvern, in the county oil Carroll, and
state OF Ohio; Appraised at two hundred dollars,
Also. Lot number Eighty three, in Roberts add.
tion to the town oi Cauollton, in the county and
State Aforesaid; appraised at One Hundred and
twenty five dollars.
Terms OF Sale;--0ne third, cush N handi one
third, in one year with interest from date. Anc
one third in two years, with INTEREST," both pay
meuts to Le secured by mortgage upon the preml
ses.
JOHN II. TRIPP, Adm'r de bons non OF
pErER HERoLp, deed.
Sept %, 47-ts.
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RIUSLTNS.

A LARGE lot Of brown and bleached muslns, just
IL received and for sale at the new store Of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carrollton, Novemhpr6. l8A6-tt.
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CERTIFLCATES on CUREs.


Doctor William Wright-Dear Sir II is with
Erea, satisfaction that inform you OF my having
been entirely cured of dyspepsia, of five years stan
ding, by the use of your Indian Vegetable Bills.
Previous to meeting with your celebrated medicine,
had been under the care of several physicians, and
had tried various medicines, but all to no effect AZ
ter using one rs cent box of your pills, however, |
experienced 10 much benefit, that resolved to per-
severe in the use Of them, according to directions,
which am happy to state has resulted in perfect
cure. In gratitude to you for the great benefit |
have received, and also in the hope that others simi
larly afflicted may be induced 10 make trial of your
extraordinary medicine, send yoa this statement
with full liberty to publish tho name ii you think
proper. Yours, &c. G. G. BLA X
FRoM NEw YORK CRY.
Dr. VIM Wright-Dear Sir: At your recommen-
dation some time since made trial OF Wnghts In
dian Vegetable Pills, of the North American Col
lege OF Health, and can conscientlousy assert that
OF Purifying the blood and Renovatng tho System,
have received more benefit from their than from
any other medicine it has heretofore been my good
fortune to meet with, | ain, dear sir, with many
thanks, your Obliged friend, CHAS. NJ. TATE.
No. GO IIarap,ersy street, New York.
FRoM WARwARsEG, N. Y.
Dear Sir: have been afflicted for several years
with inward weakness and general debility accompa-
MED at times it'll pain in the side and other distress
cines without effect, was persuaded by friend to
make trial Of Dr. Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills
which am happy to state have relieved NE in most
wonderful manner have used the medicine as yet
but short time, and have no doubt, by persever.
ance in the use Of the medicine according to direc.
tions that shall in a short time be perfectly rcsto-
red | most willingly recommend said Pills to all
persons similarly afflicted and in the full belief that
the same beneficial results will follow their use.
remain, yours sincerely, H. W. FOOTE.
Warwarsng, Ulster Co., New York
Beware Of countcrteits Of all kinds; some are
coated with sugar. others are made to resemble in
outward appearance the original medicine. The sa-
fest course is, to purchase from the regular agents
only, one or more Of whom may be found in every
village and town in the state.
The following highly respectable storckcepers have
been appointed agents for the sale Of Wrights udi.
IN Vegetable Pills. OF whom it is confidently believ
ed the genane article can always with certainty he
obtained.
CARROLL COUNTY.
II. A. StdgGr, Carrollton;
y. A. Highland, New Harrisburgh;
n. X, Gray, Magnolia;
James Forbes, New Hsgerstowni
Hunt & Lawthors, Leesburgh.
Offces devoted exclusively to the sale Of V'rirh!
IadAa Vrgeiaie PITS, wholesale and retail, lGE
Race street, Philadelphia 9S6 Greenwich street
New York; and 1913 fremont street, Boston.
I,tpa prn
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-15

That the principle of curing disease by cleansing
and purifying the body strictly in accordance with
the laws which govern the animal economy; and ii
properly carried cut by the use Of Wrigbt's Indian
Vegetable Pills will certainly result in the complete
abolition Of disease; we offer the following tesmo-
nials from persons Of the highest respectability in
New York, who have been recently cured Of the most
obstinate complaints, solely by the Of Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills Of the North American Col-
lege Of Health:
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SOLE HEATHER.

First rate LOT OF Spanish sole leah r just recei,
i ed aud Tor sale by .. LIZA SINCLAIR.
Carrcllton, NevembeT 8, 1851 .......-.. .
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J. II. TRIP
CaIrOllton
STOKELY & TRSPP,

Attorneys and CounSeii0rS al Lau,
OFFICE IN the court house. The retainer of the
one will secure the sevices olthe other.
Caroton, MAY Q, I845--li.
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SALT.

80 Bbls. Lake and Yellow Creek Salt Just re
esiyed aud for sale by Z SINCLAIR.
ACarroilton, Feb. C, ls47-20-tf
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FOEW OF ROAD CERTIFICATE.
A. B. b eriormrd labor on the puhlc high.
way, undo my direction, in - township, to
the amount ol - dollars, - cents, - mile.
(DHed) T.. D. Supervisor.
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HARLEM SPRINGS.
"COLD WATER CURE" "

"COLD WATER CURE"
The undersigned takes pleasure in into rming tht
public that he is now prepared TO treat every spp-
cirs Of disease by the late and we'll established
system Of HYDRoPATHIA. The hot, warm, cold. or
vapor bah, will be resorted to, according to the
state Of tho disease, or the state Of the patient
II ia now reduced to a certainty by the experience
OF the best Physicians in the country, that the
Hydropathic system in the cure OF the various
chronic, rheumatism, AMI scrOiulus disease with
which the h1man family are subject 10 be Sflllcted,
stands unrivalled. 1t 10 also known that the prac-
tice OF bathing has been followed for the healing
Of disease llom the earliest period OF which W.
have any certain or traditional history.
The Harlem Springs are now fitted up in such a
manner as to enable the undersigned to admins.
tet the cold water cure in whatever way long ex.
pprenCe may dictalt--whrlher il be the hot OF
cold bath, the warm or vapOr.
It may be qualification TO the IIends OF these
Springs TO know that there has not been patient
in attendance this season, who has not received a
material benefit from this mode OF treatment, and
many entirely cured Of deep seated and long stan
ding chronic affections, rheumatism, &c.
Different diseases under the control OF Hydro.
pa,hy, RheumlIrm, ScrotIula, Fever and Ague,
Diseases Of the CheSt, such an Asthma, Brnnchels,
.nd the forming stage OF Consumption; Diseases
OF tho Stomach and Liver. such az Dyspepsia,
Chronic lnhhmation Of the Liver, producing every
orm Of indigestion. It's strong dImetc and suda-
llic effect renders Dropsies completely under the
control Of lIylroplthIc treatment.
These Springs are situated near the state road
leading from Steuh"nvlIle to MsssilIOn, miles
uortheas Of CdrrolIton, and but lew rods from
the village Of Harlem.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-15

S. STCKELEY,
tea - uE'iir.
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AsAFURTHER EVIDENCE

LA''U--I VI IIUsH " IVIlIV"l 1V0vI70
September II, ls47--49-4t. Pr fee 81 6I4
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-23
Prediction contrasted with Reality.

The Portland Argus allows much credit to the fnan-
ca talents of Mr. Senator Evans of Maine who has been
STYLED the "modern Hamilton" But it calls in question
the sagacy of the predictions which he threw out in his
speech Called by the incompatible Mr. Webster ''the
incompatible specify which delivered in his last
struggle to sustain the tariff of 1912 In this dying effort
he called the tariff of 1916 can experiment" He boldly
predicted that cit will seriously impair the prosperity,
wealth, industry, and pursuits of our peope-drivng
many of the industrious and enerprising from profitable
employment to ideness and poverty--to ignorance and
cme thus aiming fatal blow at the stability of in
stitutons and our independence il would fail
arevenue measure, &c. But he went still further He
augured that would contribute to destroy the public
credit and prevent the making OF loans 81 object TO it,
(says Mr. E) because 1t (he tariff rW seriously
impair the credit Of the government at time pten
about to increase largely epubiic debit
And now what has become of all those Vaccinations
Where is the rum which he foretod-when all the
classes Of the community manufacturers incuied) are
dourishing in the greatest prosperity When we have
such facts before us put forth in the Boston
Post, as follows 1853
Legislature have made many rporaons for manufac-
turing purposes that list OF them would make the bank
directors shudder at the impending calls for discounts In
the railroad schemes but small business has been done
session. and great doubt still upon those de-
sired by their advocates and detested by existing railroad
corporations"
'The city Of Lawrence, although year old,
contains upwards of five thousand inhabitants and it is
there during the present Town Hill is staked out for
building lots and is the beautiful location for private
dwellings within many miles of the city.
Every breeze from Essex City Lawrence adds to the
stated the profits of those who started
that gigantic scheme OF ruin One capitalist will, it is
averred, make half million by sales Of land in that
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Legislanas.--B Brown 5li Small i20 James E. STA
independent wing, $40.
You will see that Stewart Qndependent whig) is al,
He was the former editor of the Martinsburg Gazeu
the of the State has done well Berkeley "a
Virginia is "right side up"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-23
Result so far.

The day has gone against the democrats in the R
mond district, and John NJ Bolts is elected to Con,
by large majority.
In the Spousylvana district 0alsly represented by
R. M. T. Hunter) the chances appear in favor Of
Beae, (dem.)
There are few Struggling returns from two or
of the districts; but no result can be ascertained
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-23

(ANTON Grape shawls.-We have received to day
~ case white Canton Grape shaw embroidered-in.a
rety of qualities
8 plain white Grape, very cheap.
April 23-3tif b. CLAGETT ~ CO.
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FRrnsRrck CorrNrY.

For Congress. Bedinger CD 1852; Kennedy p
Bedinger's majority &c.
For detegates.--Wood CD sos; Wall F.) ISL E
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ny Che TeIegraph-recelv,d To-n,aht.

FREDERTcKsBuRG, April 23, 1917.
50 far as now heard, change of political charact
IN the House OF Delegates The democrats gain the
Der In the Senate from this district HOWE.
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BERKELEY COUNTY
MARrrSsBURe, Va, April %, 1917
TO the Editor of the Union.
Our election is over, and the result is follows
Congrem-kennedy (W) sos; Bedinger CD $3.50. WhI
majority Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17


We hope That the voters 10 Morgan
Coaniy Gill bear 10 mind ihs. IN election
Tor = member Of the Legislature viii take
plsee on Thursdsy nsxt, the 9Th Instant.
The vote q ell times. is q close one,
snd'is behooves every gooe Whig 10 make
seue saeri6ee. II needs Be. 10 secure the
return ots Wing delegate. The Legis-
lsiurs nov stands s2;Ilsecs iosl Wbigs-
~ securing The election Of BIr. Michael.
there WILDE lie on iointbsRo.. Mofs-
over. State Couscillor-is 10 be elected
r. 7. Dabiel's ierH expiring and as
his re election. or lhaiIof some other good
Wing. is highly desirable. il should eper-
ale . IN i1cenlive 10 those who have
votes 10 Morgso. The Loeos are active,
and se doubt not that every member Of
thai party residing inlJeHersoD. who hss
aso,ein Morgan. will BE- there. Lsiths
Wings Prsctics on thsptinciple Of dsvo-
ton 10 party. little sfiet thai Is shadow.
ed forth by the Locofocos. and we have no
fear Of the result.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17
qhs General assembly, Ola school

session 10 Richmond, week Sefore last af,er
quite proiraeted meeting.
The members consisted ofiii Clergy aud IS
Laymen, The Representatives Of 100 Prssby.
teries, Sixteen PresbJieries we're not repre-.
scented.
The irst debate ofany inieres, which arose
10 the Assembly was on The quss,ion-"Whe.
lhsf an ecelesasiicaij judiciary had The right 10
act BY commission in the fipal adjudication Of
Judicial case ~ Indefinitely postponed.
The next NEST anima,.d debate arose from
the correspondence between hi, body and The
Presbyterian Churches Of ireland and Scotland.
The letters from these foreign churches con-
lained nuch Of abelilioDism.
This discussion Is reported 10 have been yefy
spirited, Jet highly disniisd, aus il n said mar
the General Assembly have never sppeared 10
greater sdvahiage than during in continuance
The general feeling Of the Assembly seemed 10
have been that il the Irish aud Scotch prissa
in annoying the General Assembly with this sub.
sect hat ihey-the General AssembIy--would
cut the matter short and cease 10 notice Them.
The MtQueen case vas ssain before the As.
ssmbly, and the debate was spirited and abls.-
sssides these acre we're many other interesting
and highly important discussions
The Gsnersl Assembly will meet agsin in
Baltimore, 10 May Is4s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17
FOURTH OF JuLv..

In pursuance OF public notice, i ne Ell.
ing was held ., Capt. Ssppington's Hotel.
ION, Friday the llth inst, ,lor ihe pur.
pose Of making due arrangeacnts for The
celebration Of rho 9TH Of July.
S w. LAKELAND. Esq. was called
to The Chair. VIM b. Thorn pson, Esa
stated The object OF The meeting and Of
fered the following resolutions. which
were unanimously adopted.
Resolved, Thst We do celebrate The spproach
ing anniversary Of American Indepe, dence. 4,
Shannondale Springs, with appropriate ceremo-
MES and proper festivities.
Reso.ptd, That TO carry DOT This purpose, i
Reader Of the Declaration Of lndependence and
an Orator be appointed for the ocrasian. And
alsn, that The chair ssiecta committee of 10 10
make sli necessary arrangements with Mr..
Aoelb for furnishing dinner, &cSoo that day
On motion OF Mr.. Thorn pson. LAWSON
Boris. Esq, was selected bV the meet
ing. as the Reader Of he Declaration OIL
indie peudence. and JOHN N OooKus
Esq, Orator.
The Char. in obedience to~fhe latter
part Of the second resolution, sppoinied
the following gentlemen AZ com mites Of
arrangements. viz: Maj. Thomas Bris
coe, Andrew Hunter. John Hun phreys.
John Moore, Sen. VIM F. Turner, Lew
IS w. Washington. .Hierone s. Opie.
Vim: CT ferguson, Anthony Kennedy
Il. N. Galfaher. I. P. Eyles snd Leonard
Sadler.
On motion. Il was resolved thar tho Lsdie. o.
the County be especially invited 10 grace the
occasion with their presence.
htsofpsd, That the newspapers of The Coun,y
be requested to publish the proceedings.
8. w. LAKELAND, P,..ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17

A dscisisu q nuch inp,r,.se. IL IL. l.as.
depsadsas Order Of ODD Fsllous III r.ssnsly
oscn made before Jndgs purvianoe IL M BAL.
hncre County Court Il appears HAT Aem-
Der 81 Washinsso1 Lq5xs, Instituted is ssit i.
eaiast lie Lod1s Tor bsaeli,s du. hil a ,e,,.ss,
of ,ickoss, 4, -. GA 49,. !. ..;r...,..
"a =. 1880 1888, !. 800 -
$500 .soossso, IIen en'ch ne
Looss sppeaisa q NE Court. Ths. b Lava Of
she todge siate thai uhefs any msmbsr feels
sgerieved he can appe,l 10 IL Grand I a.. a.
Maryland. TIE cotns.l RI n. I..s,. 49,. |.
number Of arrun.p,, x a.f.ns. = .h;.Al Il.
following il he
IsL Thst Crane uss bould 81 ia d, L..
Of ne Lodge and he General Lass Il The Grand
Lodge. and iaasaaeh a. The Noble 1Grand and
49, ~ 1919 s 30 Sse'osa ssa,n.t Hsn Re .ea
- M. Grand 9asS. ~ =. se's $500 ~
General Laus q spt.sl Is ~ nrssS iass y.
and having failsd u sppesi 10 lhsi llieSnsl -
bad 20 rieh, % nain.ain his aeiien ii Law
4th. TIA, ne plaintiff was not nick enough.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17

CART. TosIs.-The inimiisbie Capt,
ioo'n y again out IN long letter, rich
aud racy 10 its character. Capt. r. writes
from Buena Vista. He says. 4 com.
menced in ny last. growing al the an.
Inoyances we are forced 10 submit 10 bu,
| did moi reach The ieas-tbeir name !.
legion y they all pulled together. they
nigh, pull Us out Of bed-il we had
beds Letters from The solunieers which
we have seen. aompi.ia very sorely Of
the aess and small strmin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17

--yetAg e8Amtt me Dill D.
The Virsini.n, in snno1neing ne rssuli says:
The psireipal objection - the bin consisted
= ne e1Pense which il would involve 10 Pai,
ssd keep The system in operation; and n any
substitute can be offered which shall |obviate
.nis, here i no doubt that large majority Of
ne people y Frederick would Be found in favor
fes no doubt ofis. n lhe people Of Frederick
wait fsr some school system that sill - gene
raj n is character, and Jet obviats the nsess,i-
y ofiaxaiion, iken, indeed sill they be like un-
% tie boy Who eonclad.d 10 await catching
lafks uaiil The falling Of The skiss.n u IS abso-
u.sly ridiculous 70 expect 10 educate the masses,
Who are unable 10 educate themselves, without
saiDs nose Nheiare ID better circumstances.
- nope, however, with the virsinian, ihslihs
sxpefienes Of Jefsrson county will Obstinate
the eejections Of Der sister county, Frederick,
and me eili or1sensihing bstter, be adopted al
: future and more eonyeuied, time Though
on Toe subject ,ef kduestioD, We believe, snow
is the scceptsd;imsh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17
rsIvEnslrY Of v1RaIrIA.

n
We have received the catalogue Of the
Officers and Students Of this Institution
Tor the present year, IRON which il sp
pears shat the whole Number Of mairicu-
laies is 1853; Virginia furnishes i32.
South Carolina 8. Mississippi 8, North
Carolina 3. Louisisna. Missouri. Georgia,
and Kentucky, eaeS. 2. and from the
District Of Columbis. We observe The
name Of only one from this county. James
Beckham. son of r Beckhsm. Esq, Of
Harpers-Ferry. Ills strange. indeed, that
jefferson Is 50 poorly represented 10 an
institution which ranks as the frat ID the
Slate. We underslsnd that the expert
meat Of educaIing one poor young man
from each Senatorial District. wilhou:
charge. has proved 10 be eminenily sue
cessiul. There is svscsaey for one Of
ibis class 10 the Berkeley Senatorial Dis
trigt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17

" a new marhei house has recently
been erected a, Harpers Ferry for The &C
commodsilon o. lbose( engaged 10 the
public Perks, and ths9cilizeDs generally
veg roles, poultry, meats. and al other
kYus Of marketing are taken there and
disposed q, being syery great convent
ence alike 10 the producer 40 d1consumer.
The regular mSfket mornings sreTue,.
days, Thursdays aud Saturdays, aud ~
understand quite profitable trade has al.
ready been opened up BY this means.