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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02
RsFGiEy0e Springs
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TUE subscribe takes tbs method Of informing the citizens
of Iynchbarg. and tho public generally, that he has
leased, oi yets, this well known and desirable
watering place, and intends masking many nptoN ements;
which VIII add to e conf 1T aid cnltnc ot the place
Belle wing 10 be very desirable situation for emalc
Boarding Srh14 plrc5atly lar health and
concerned, an alrang, has been made with Miss
:. j. Hawkes. of Massachusetts, VINO lady o uudoubc
capacity and Wi1hi> had la experience IN teaching, both
in the southern and Northern Sates t. take charge OF
S:h L. On the 5t ol FEBRUARY Parents Guardians
placing then CHI dren wafds in tbs school may res as
slrcd that eyer, attention sa be pad to the health,
prot and comfort.
TERMS FOR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS,
TO be paid at the middle OF the Session.
FIRST ID - \ Il III " L.
Alphabetical Lessons. Spelling. and peadnr, s. w
SECOND DEPARTMENT
The preceding, with " rItIug, / lamtnts ot / = 3
lish Grammar, Il Arithmetic, and Geography, 50 w
THIRD DEPARTMENT.
Orhography, Orthoepy aud Definitions Reading,
Writing, English Grammar, { omposItion, Arith-
mctc, Geography, and history q the United
States, ii W
FOURTH DEPARTMENT..
Natural, Intellectual and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry, Ancient and Modern History, " ats
% the mind, Rhetoric, Composition, Botany,
Astronomy, Physiology, Political Class book,
Be, II 81
PLAIN and Ornamental Needle Work, Drawing,
Card-marking, Ssc.-carh 90
Tuition in Music on the Piano Fortr, Is %
u OF Piano Tor practising 81
Term, for boardpe- mont Including washing, 10 90
For the Strangers would refer them the
following geauehltn. -.
ISAAC IRVINE IIITE,
pufalae Springs post-ufli,e Amherst, Va.
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NJ A r G. r a v e
y 0sPDss Martin, b.,

.pOstpl Waftin, eBr.,
Il TT o " + \ Il + l. Il "
WILL ATTEND ALITiIE COURTS OF
Franklin, Henry and s'ifssyIraissa,
AND or THE CORPORATION or DANy1LLr.
DRoMPT INTENTION will be gwen to all business
l. entrusted to him.
ApDRESs-fittsylvania Coor, House, Va.
Feb. l0-v5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02

Virginia. SC
4 L Rules held in the Clerks Office of Campbell County
\ Court, on Monday, the eth day OF February, lSiS
Mary Knight, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
James Ward, admr de bonis non, with the will annexed
of James B. Rsqac, decd, lllam p Cotncillc and Giles
Ward Defendants,
IN CIANGERN.
The Defendant William Z. Conche, not having entered
his appearance aud given security, according the Act Of
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and appearing from
satisfactory evidences that he not nhabitant OF this Com
monweah i ordered that he do appear before the jus
tees Of said County Court of Campbell, at the Court
house thereof the second Mond in April next, and
the antis bill, and that copy of this order b. forth
with inserted newspaper, Published in the town of
nehbe and another copy thereof posted the front door
of the Courthouse Of said County, some Court day.
\ Copy-Teste,
Feb l0--w2m GEO. WM. DNBNEY, c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
+ Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Su,
"A perior Court OF Law and Chnncery for the town oil
l-ynchburg, on the 9th day OF December, lSN
Alexander Toupkns, Plaintiff,
William b. Averctt and Martha Jane his wife, Robert n
Elliott and Andrew Elliott merchants and partners va
ding under the firm Of Elliot Brother, Plo Lacy, 1i
McCraw, VIM. Faulkner, the lynchburg and tampoe,,
Court-ll1use Turnpike Company; --- Hanson anu
Andrew C. Elliott merchants and partners tracing nnaef "
firm of Hanson * Elliot, ThomsJ Green, Frames b. Dane'
Jr Andrew Elliott s c. A. Thacksion, merchants and par
ners trading under the firm OF Andrew C. Elliott Co, ana
the same Andrew { f. lott, in his night Nm. NJ ou.
ton * Thomas 7. NASH trading under the firm oil Sutton
Nash, Elizabeth Averett, and William Elliott,
defendants,
In CHANCERY.s .
The Defendants, Andrew {. Elliott, ------ lians'"
and Charles y hackston. not having entered their aPe
ane and given security according tho act of Assembly a
the rules OF this Court, and appearing BY satisfactory
denrc, that they Inhabitants OF this country
ordered that the said Defendants do appear here the mr.
day OF the next term and the bl OF the ioH"n
and that copy this order be forthwith inserted u h
newspaper printed the town OF Lynchburg for two no
successivey, and posted the front door Of the Cout'
in the said town.
Acnps Teste, ,.,,
Jia.b -A2n u, Eel,tN' ~"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02
E4AejagsiA. EsaaIs.

sIassicll AMI EinGinNit SCEsCOI.
II VIE undersigned, having opened School near Elon,
Amherst county. = miles \. w, Of Lynchburg.
would respectfully nom all parents and guardians, that
lne opportunity Is afforded them. for educating their
children and wards. The undersigned is graduate and
has had the advantage three years experiences IN teach
ing lie has he teslimnas OF his former patrons, in ref
10 his abilities teacher, which he show
To any desiring II. Tue lucalun of the ScIuu is in
fine, healthy section, aud among people of refinement
and intelligence. Strict attention viii he paid to the
morals u The pupils, and monthly report OF their pro-
9ress. &c. will be sent 10 the parents The undesign-
ed would refer the public 10 DR. Patcson and f.. :. Ruck
or. patrons ut the School. The Session commenced 18th
January, and will continue ten months Terms OF tut
ton $50 Tor the English branches ard 80 for the
Classics. Boarding may be had very low.
Address Elon +. o. Amherst county. Va
Jan. 2i--Ml0m' RIO. w. WATTS. A. NJ.
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BROW NE, CARTER 81 NOWEEN,
fsfOCCFS and Commission
,WCrChNNlN,

.UcrCh0iifs,
Nv personal attention to the sale OF County produce,
" aud shipment OF Goods consigned 10 them, aud now
GR,S EHrES AND LIQUORS,
Winch they offer low Tor cash on III e.eh,ngc or country
produce consisting IN part 80 follows.
GROCERIES
l. hhda Nc Sugars, Cpart rimc)
do +. Il IS 81. tlolN d.,
= tiie,s y - Clarified do
do ttushod and puyerltd do
IL bHNes and half bo,c, Loaf do
loo aatl,s at salt
% hoAe. Nlamautnc and rallov Candles,
l9h heaSo MAIDS, assorted,
100 do Sporting AMI Blasting Powder,
$50 bag Ro, iaguna and lava C,n,c,
ton Am-riran Blistcrcd steel
do Shear and Cast do
T. de R'im nd Holl,d aod Country Bar Iron,
20 boxes Chcc,e,
2o1o Ia, Milton Cotton Naus
- bale 81 7Sa-d1 + )emesi,g
- ho'cs Raj ms, tsupcriVr ,u,lIry1
IN do - 10 and 10 r. t. Glars
10 hb!s and hhis. MSasscs
toee of Rice,
ln1 teams Of W tapping PAPER.
% do Letter ami Foo soap
ecroon oil Caracas Indigo,
: gro,s Of BlarSmg,
., los ether with SPICE Ginger, Pepper, Nutmeg, Alum
Na9dcf SaIealu> SalPot'e, Epson SAILS, ooppeas, sup
on6 $'d' Ground iogwo,d Putty, segars, painted Bne.
Bed lleAiugs AWoa Checks Shoe Thread, &, SC
Liquors,
81 barrel, Richmond Rccuhcd Wh,,kcy
- do Tuscaloosa = Kuncharis de
do Rye Can.
pipe pure Holland Gm,
bar Is sweet Malaga Wine,
u do Apple Brandy,
wpe Otard, ptpuy 4 Cos. Brandy,
do j. Duaud y Co. do
halt do \ Scgucttc, do
10 hurcls American Coguac do
halt pipes Antigua Hum
Fchro.r, It's
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irginia, TO wit.

Virginia, TO wit
T Rules holden in the Clerks Office o the Circuit Sr-
n perior Court oi Law and DhtncrY for the County Of
Charlotte, the 3rd day OF November, lsl7
Sarah b. Reid, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Charles {. IIaryey administrator OF Nathan liarve
dec d.. David Rice and others, Defendants,
~ CHANCERY.
The defendant David Rice, having entered his appear
according tothe Act 81 Assembly and the Rules OF this
Court and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
inhabant o this Commonwealth 1t IS ordered, that
the sad endant do appear before the Judge OF the said
Court Courthouse OF the said County, the first day
April and enter hi, appearance and answer the
in sore newspaper published the City Of Richmond
Of ynchbarg for two months successfully, and posted
at the uat door Of the Courhpu ut the said County
\ topy-Ieste
Feb. 3-w2m NIN>IOW ROBINSON, c. Q.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02

OLD RYE UIiiSkET
y = BARRELS Pl RE OLD RYE WlllSkEY, fof sale
- j hy AGREE & WlfrEN.
Feb it's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02

M ANfED tel hire, for tho balance Of .he year an
w active hoy from T. TO Ii years old. for whiehy
far ruco will he given. WM j WILLIS,
Feb. It's Auct'r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02

COFFEE
lS0 bags Rio and iagaira Coffee just received and for
Fch 10 Ct BRYANT Z, Il<SI.TY,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-30

promenade. They walked Up aud down
The room. she talking ,olubly, and he an
swering yes aud no, aud anything else, at
cross purposes, I'LL at length, as il by acct.
dent, he drew her into the balcOny which
overhung the garden. The moon was shin
ming brightly, and everything without, in
its placid qnietness, comrasled strangely
with the busy. hurying scene within.
MISS Elmore,n said Elliot abruptly,
may ] ask you sincerely, had you any de-
sign in a remark you made TO me in the
early part Of The evening T.
Florence paused, aud though habitually
the most praciiced aud self possessed of
women, the color actually receded from her
cheek, rs she answered-"Yes, Mr. Elliot
| must confess that had"
"And is il possible, then, that you have
heard anyihing"
II have heard, Mr. Elliot. that which
makes me iremble for you, and Tor those
whose life know is bound up in you and,
tell me- were il well, or friendly in me to
know that such things were said, that such
danger existed. and not to warn you Of it 7"
Elliot stond for a few minutes in silence.
Have offended Have | taken too
great liberty 7" asked Florence gently.
Hitherto Ellio, had only seen in Florence
tile selfpossessed, assured. high-spirite ]
woman Of fashion but there was reality,
and depth OF feeling, in ME few words
she had spoken TO him. in this interview,
that opened 10 him entirely new view Of
her character.
"No. Miss Elmore," said he, earnestly,
afta he. of
ed cannot be. To tell the truth, | hsve
been thoughtless. excited. dazzled my
spirits, naturally buoyani, have carried me,
often too far, and, lately, have often pain
fully suspected my own powers Of resist.
ance; | have really felt that needed help,
but have been too proud TO confess, even 10
myself, that | needed il. You, Miss e.
more. have done what, perhaps, no one else
could have done. am overwhelmed with
gratitude. and shall bless you for il To the
latest day of my life. am ready to pledge
niyselflo anything you may ask on this sub
ject."
Then" said Florence, "do not shrink
from doing what il is safe and necessary
aud right for you TO do, because you have
oace said you would not do it. You un-
derstand me-"
Precisely" replied Elliot; ..and you
shall be obeyed."
II was not more than n week before the
news was circulated, that even George Ell.
hot had signed the pledge of temperance
| There was much wondering at this sudden
turn among those who had known his uitel
repugnance to any measure of the kind
and the extent to which he had yielded Il
temptation; bot few knew how fine an,
delicate had been the touch to which hi
pride had Welded.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-30
The most Horrible Story Ever Told.

The following is copied verbatim from
the Limerick aud Glare Examiner, Ireland
"a singular instance Of maternal afTec.
lion and melancholy misery occurred in
this city few daos since. A widow. who,
unfortunately for them, was mother Of
six children, found refuge in dilapidaied
dwelling in one of the lanes. The young
est of her children fell i'll and died. The
whole family were in a state Of the utmost
desiituiion. aud the disease rapidly MASTER
ed the young orphans energies. A coffin
was begged. Coffin and corpse would
have been borne, perhaps, without the
mothers assistance, to some graveyard
near But she had lived at the distance Of
many miles from this city, and in the bur-
al ground Of her native place her friends
were inferred. The distance was far and
as few would consent to carry coffin con-
tanning a stranger so far unnecessarily, the
poor mother resolved TO bear il herself
She actually did so; she had It placed on
her back, and slowly and YEARLY she bore
it away. reached the graves Of her kindred,
scrapeh trench, we have heard, with her
own hands, aud thus consigned to the earth
where she wished they should rest. the re-
~ a.o,d ,ooi 80 Ia
her orphans sec""o '"oA SICK, o'ed
qn'ckiy, IKE sne ONE. a IKE t ,ne o,nes was
placed IN chaI"y eonin: anu conveyed IN
the same way, ny me unfortunate mo'nel,
10 the same pace OF ou''aI, anu buried IN
turned again. third child took sick
died speedily also; was stretched in a cof-
fin procured from the charitable; borne
away as before by the sorrow'ng mother
and inferred near 10 Inc o'her TWO, py me
hapless poor creatures almost eAcor'a'ee
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-30

CHELDON & STONE FLOUR. 100 bbls fresh
Nground Sheldon Stone Flour, this day receiv'
ed by TOWNSHIP o. SONS
june l. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-30

a. The word blouse, which frequently occurs
in the French news, signifies a short blue froek
the common dress worn by men and boys. The
word is used to designate the laboring classes Of
Paris.-BosiOn Transcript.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-30
DAG UERREOTYPES.
The vermont Daguerrean Gallery

Us now bcing fitted up anew in Halls Long Bud
ina 1t will be opened for the reception OF visit
ors, Nav 10Th ls4s, when the proprietors will be
happy 10 have a call from the citizens generally
and to show them our specimens also our assort-
ment OF Gold Lockets, which will be sold very
cheap, by the single one or by the dozen.
Operators that are in want Of Lockeis viii md It
for their advantage to give them call before pur-
chasing at Boston or other places.
Also will be kept At their Gallery large assort-
ment of Plates, Cases, Chemicals and every thing
appertaining to the Daguercotype line. which will
be sold at city prices. The patronage Of operators
In this section Of the country is respectfully solicited
ny~Likenesses taken Of deceased persons also
from Paintings, Dugueneotypes. Engravngs, &c.
Pupils thoroughly instructed in the art, and fur
o. II. COOLEY,
GEO. S. WEST.
Nay 4th, ls4s. ~
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Ear The Oyerseers of the Poor, in Bangor,
Me, are getting together library for the use OF
the inmates of the Alms-house.
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
RYTHER 4 PLATT.
o. II. ATT, EDITOR.
oFFIC E-...So. ? wHEELER's STONE BuILDlse,

TERMs-To single subscribers $500 year. To
Companies, and those who pay in advance, liberal
discount will he made.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-30

10 Mr. T. X. Horror, is our Travelling Agent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25


At the residence Of Der husband. il Pleasant
Valley, Maryland. cn ThesdAy the 18th Of May
Mrs ASN OLlSE SnPLEY. aged - years, leav-
ing husband and two children % lament her
In Bolivar. On the 22d instant, Of ; lingering
disease.Adr GeoasE ZoRoER, in The 17lh yearot
his age
Al the residence Of Mr.. James Patton, IN
Berkeley County, on Tuesday the 9Th inst.
Miss MARrn1 PArroS in the 50th year Of her
age.
Al Cameron, King George county, Va, on
The 9Th Of MAY, Mrs. May ASs, wife OF Dr.
Ferdinando Fairfax. II. the 37lh year OF her age
In Martinsburg, on wednesday the 18th inst,
Wn.LIAM HowARD, infant sou Of Mr. Hiram
Bowen, in the 4th year of his age.
On the 9th instant, Mrs. SUsaK; HeRN, OF Win
chester in the Goth year Of hersage-
& on the night Of Tuesday the 2d cfsMay. near
Moorefeld, Hardy CO., Va; with but lew mo-
rnents warning, Mrs. CArHaRiSE VAsscEi wife oil
Mr. James Nance
Al his residence in Fauquier comfy, On the
18th ult., IAMgs NJ. Marshall, in the e5th year
Of his ages He was the son Of Col Thomas
Msrshall commander Of the Sd Virginia Regi-
ment, in the war Of Independence He was the
Oldest surviving brother Of the late Chief Justice
Marshall
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
WEDNESDAY MORNINGS PRO-
cEEnfNfsS

Upon the assembling OF this morning, the pro
eeedings Of yesterday were read; alter which, L
having been stated BY member, that an old
colder sof the Revpluaion in the house, having
been brought in by him as an old friend Of his,
and whom he wished the Convention 10 admit TO
Q seat a. q spectator, morton was adopsed, that
any soldier OF the Revolution, who now occupied
4 seat upon the floor Of the house. should be per-
n,itted 10 retain such seat.
motion was then made, that members OF
Congress several Of whom were now here and
anxious 10 be present, should be admitted %
se1is
me nbcrs OF the Locofoco State Convention, who
wished much to witness the deliberatic sni the
sapyention be also admitted 10 seats, 81.
i z M floesnoy. Of Georgia opposed ne mo s;as
npon she ground, thar no inyidlous dis'lhe noetS
s,sIpht to- Be made. i.
Amer someaittle discussion IN reference y IN. Y.
;;as. ~ Allowing members Of Congress and me
y, the state Convention to seats in the
rsiie2v 81 al throwing open that portion Of the
ss,,,.h u snecfnfe,rs The whole matter was stop
..S X, call from d member for the considera;
s,r ~ The order Of the day, being the discussion
bsiors ne Convention allowed, under the resoiu-
Tim If Yesterday afternoon, TO the Two paI.lef
claiming 70 Be delegates rom me Sf1e y ,er
s.ss,or Dickinson, Of New York, fifst took 20
sland, upon tie part Of iAe delegasio'rlNtel 'h'
~ s,,Sered al once into the merits Of he cues
=. ,sf;nr ne ground. In the oii-start thai q.
,ssr i question involved was the principle
organization h.I "a
,oursa IN Eve O'Clock, p. NJ.
ne following Is the vote in the LocohDco Ma
,,saI Convention. on Tuesday, on the motion I
Il the stwo-thirds resolution" on the table, fc
4 0urpose ofreceiving the report Of the con
,i,sec On credentials. The decision, il will
,erccived, was In the negative
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
TNaStorT Dwelling House.

With hack buildings In complete ordsf and
pump of excellent water at the door. Cooper
Shop Barn with sheds an round asd all other
necessary 0ui-houscs
The Land IS equal IN fertility 70 any IN the
county for wheat, or other crops--the fields are
wclllaid 81 and waiered, a saihcicnt quantity Of
exraileni Timber thereon.
There Is Also .first-rate ORCHARD, in hear
ing condition., Of choice Fruit-.ta Quaetity Ct
Peach, Pear and Plum Trees, Of the kkcicsst
kind, situated in beautiful and healthy nssghl
borhood s
Asfarther description Is deemed unnecessary,
as these disposedto purchase win no doubt view
the preiLis *tH
The above property Is well worthy Of the con-
sideration Of ehierprising indiyiduals. ANY per-
sons wishing to view the premises. can do So BY
calling the subscribed, who will take pleasure
in shaving H. ~ = Nsfs
TERMS OF SALE.--One third. II tie ruF+
chase money TO be paid in hand, and the balance
in three equal annual payments, the purchaser
giving note bearing interest from the day nf sale
When the whole purchase money IS paid and
NOS befofe good and sufficient deed viii be exc
cuted Sale 10 commence at o'clock, p. NJ
GRAFTON A..CIAGET1', Agent
. MAY III 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
HOUSEHOLD 81 KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
d M flari as follows ,

l6nsisting 10 part as follows;
4 Mahogany spra,sglseat Sofa;
4 rery Superior and fine tened Piano, tgtth
Mahogany frame e
Tables, Bureaus, DC; | Clothes Prcss;f
Cane iSedt and common Chairs;
Patent Refrigerator
Bedsteads, Feather Beds Hair and StacE
slEat7asses; XII.
A rarissy of Hocy AID STAIR CarPttiag ;
Mdnins and Oil C1oth;
IYashadadS, Looking Glasses, DC. Z.
A rarely Of China, Glittss, Ltccrlpofaaa
other Uares; 4
/ Hathaleay Cooking Sopc AID ti1alres,
III good order;
A uariety of other Kitchen Uteaslls.
ALSO-Hom $500 10 5000 lbs. first
r:.e BACON; :.
He .wilEalso sell his Crop Of Wheat (62 or 6S
aeres) growing ON the Farm, all OF which Is oil
the Zimmerman and White Blue stem varieties.
This Wheat looks unusually well and promises
an abundant yield.
TERMS OFa SALE A credit of nine
months will be given on all sums OF 70 and up,
wards, the purchaser giving bond and approved
security. For all sums under 80 tie cash VIII pc
required. No property to be removed until the
terms Of sale are complied'whh.
seESale 10 commence early in the day.
IHoS. RUTHERFORD.
MAY II. 1918 4fIt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25


p 80 -[-'.rz ~ 1<II7 EIIIIIl O - 1oUI11-
~ ~ ~kt ntl4iIIr<SnIInE Nd 4.l1 DC
.I7I. ~ - IIr1tnce ~ - 1lcc<>9 q t11r par
- c1rIlnIcf lt1I re lount.ic1 o. Gre
I.1IiSI. hid ~ right 0l<ncl ne pledge 1zli1ey
|| exact ifon cider d he leIeEnlIo11 He tr-
1.1Iet lot he men 81 he Ncli1 and q he Souih
lfiteT would abide such olr1t.
Mr. Bailey. q Va. opposed he recommit1I Of
IL fcbiccI % he GouultIce. and gave history
cffhc action had y he COMMITTEES @ De s11icS,
g - New York dslse.tic1s
Mr.. Yaneey II. N1bau11. thanked he Con
veniiQn 10 TIE name o. iks Democracy th1i DIZZY
md refused % apply he RlR. nd tbus drive away
from he doors 81 Ne Ct1rcifinn, unhc11d md
viii coninmeiy, Tie Bambarncr section Il ihe
Democracy IL New York.
!. Ia con.ln1ine Mr. Y made soune remarks d
}. which umhfiee vas iaksn 81 Mr. Foreman, Of
Georgia. - rcicfrine 10 private CONVERSATION;
and III lew menlsnfs DE Convention MS
ikr6en Into 81 exeifemen, which baflea he Ihosi
4 StIs<k61s elIuFis 81 he chair 10 cbtain order.
M nciffasf followed. Sustaining the action
81 ,Ik Co8mifice. and eontendint tkat they had
bo{ - 2<cndcd the pouers delegated 70 hem In
exS2.'2r q pledge from the opposing delegation.
f7o83rnof Barley Of Ol,io, ruse and offered
IL SIiotfinr
1tkcrcas Two SEQ of delegates have appear
I'd and cirimed 10 represent he Democracy 81
New York : and whereas to discriminafe between
y. - n-na - - 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
no THE PUBLIC.

nyHE undersigned having been appointed by
ne Editors Of the Esprit OF Jefferson ana
the Virginia Free Press an Agent ief me put
nose Of collecting accounts and procuring SUD
sribers 10 their papers in this and the adlolnlng
counties Is now feady 10 enter upon the discharge
az his duties; and as his business viii necessarl
n cali him into every neighberhood in ms eonn1
e and portions OF the adjoining counties, ana a.
he desirssto make himself useful TO me puole'
he would be glad TO receive accounts, notes g.,
ior collection, pledging himself to use every eholi
d 1--WE satisfactios TO all parties CONCERNED, ana
n pov orer pr0a,ptt as soon as eoeted gal money
placed in his hands. u c,,,.
| \ He has also BEEN appointed by .1e oo .s.5
conr, az Jefferson. a CenAtsbi< for The SoptheIn
District Of said County, and hayip gwen goo9
and substantial Bond, is ready 70 enter upon anu
r,,rHruII.Y to discharge the duties Of as once;
He Is also agent for gentleman ln Moteah
Eonn,v and can furnish at short notice any p
fityi of LUMBER, SHINGLES COufEn
STUFF ana HOOP4P0LES, on better .eriI ,,
han they can be procured elsewhere, ana MI
deliver Them at any Of the Depots on the Ba y
NOR a Ohio. or Winchester 9 Potomac Ran
roads, 10 suit the CONVENIENCE Of ggrcsaSSsNlsIs
Charlestown, May 25, l6l6.
i p-anv business Intended for me, Il lei
The sssnir;t' Of JeffersonaS Office IN my aosenc
from town. viii meet with pgonp: attention; az 2
4 receipt viii be given forthe same. Z. -. =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
TNTTED STATES SALE.

on TuEsDA Ssh .Is II ~ he Tnited States, al
~ Be sold IN arr penJ Arn n ali the materials
Amor oo ire line of the Public Cana, IN
) i TVolJeh .SfabIes. one 20 5H Is feet;
a 49,, -. 49, I1,nse a6 bn % feet, cor
:, :. ' .,-s,t ,,.,;A ar.
i t.oo story Stone House, 80 By % fsef' cor
cred 9TH slate
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