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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-11-29
JUST RECEIVED,
I.lNSEYs

A fine lot Of plaid and plain i.,nseys'
very cheap, at WM INoLnn0
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-11-29

SLIGO IRON.
TLAT, square, and round Iron assort-
ed sizes Plough Slabs, Plough Wings
assorted, Slopes and sizes, Hoop and Band
Iron;
STEEL,
Cast, EngIeh Blister, Am. Blister;
German and Spring Steel assorted sizes,
Steel Plough Lays,
Wagon Boxes,
Carriage Springs,
IRON AXLES.
A full supply Of the above articles al
wavs on hand aud for sale as low as can be
afforded by
G. l.. DAVENPORT.
Nav llth. lS49.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12

N asfcerf nunahet 81 The Free Pres xe cspied
si aSilsls frnm the Manchester RsruhiikAn. which
lasatta shas Mr. Dafid Hollingswor,h had de
olisli hcuse nov sanding IN Tie VALLEY, ii having
beei; erected il I75f
AfFiend os purs has furnished Us with the follow.
ing particulars which exhibits he iact thai Jefer
spn n1untg cannon y beaten in any particular
ever in old houses.
Feelings landable desire 10 sse iustiee done q;
The sound Judgment or the early Jiepeers 81 tbeI
Valley 10 settling fEst on the iss IND then thar
whiSh mas hext best and 50 on. would sfate thar
Is early as fT34 srle II traS onln 81 b
- i'sis s'kel. sies ~ Cs4ntye NJ pfsaee linen
ol sound Judgment. as their corners this day
proFes tsacA linen as Daniel Burnett and Richard
PegdaEI lotaed here, and some very old houses are
noE Standing bnt having Rodafe Don them viii
pass them hs One however of antore recent date
Twin call your aftenfnn To- II Is Tie house IF onE
ola friend u.e late Vim. Vesfal who was The arandl
sou Of thes patensce, John YessaI who built Il
trolblpus timesas BIZ tradiliona1y accounts, The
wufklneh Had 70 III from the Indians and cross the
BifIe ggipr safety. This houseis BULL oil stone
aha does gTeat credit 70 its dayis about 30 BY 81
iest and i n front three stories high and haspiain.
i y inscfi1eH ~ q niche 10 the eastern gable end
slS ! VEsTAtt The farm Is nov the property III
Aff Martin EiehelbeTger, most industrious ana
energetic faTmer who lately emigraied from Maryt
land and notwithstanding its foFmer celebrity u
,hfnk is brightest DAYS tire coming BIT
IEfFERsoS gorxTY Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
YnIIlNTEER rnAsrS.

III .I4,,ss " Dukr--srbe nor, nr our cal-
lapi 'countrymeii3 whose renank nov, rest in ne
valleys Of Mexico Ous tears, lie our Joys, come
from the heart.
/ By q. M Saudi, +. Blessing: May his
shadow never grow less, but may new blessing
wait upon his path every year.
by ] r. Blessing The cilfzfnsiiOf Charles
town: Their kindness Of hearth il only surpassed
by their generosity andshberalfyf
BY Samuel z. Wglksr--Lekis Gass. the adj
vocGle Of Democracy sid friend pf the Constiiat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

On Ffidag4 last AZ important amendment was
adopted On tsf lnetioSylf Mr. Moore Of Cabell and
:avayAs, whereby ftsk provided that within Ave
fears from lcItime sie Code goes intp effect, she
ScuIresilent owners flapds In Virginia snail have
s,em Surveyed and seplaf thereof with ihc lille del
aueing /, from lie Se, shall be filed ID the Clerks
Sitce Of the County 3sitha which the land mar be
silpaleA and upon sllure so 70 do, tie land y 70
tcolae Forfeited to a. State and liable 10 re-entr
iI'he ssenatelwhse legged in the consideration b
ne secpna Part 81 sks.EsCiyil Code.
On SqtaT4sb, ihe House, were engaged fnfarthsr
Epnsidering that possn Of the bill indicated br the
sbilowing heaa, toIA7s Sender IN which The debts
sif adeeedehs are TO II paid" Under this head the
kvyiApn rspqred election which provides that
fe repfeseAialiEesEall apply hc personal estate oi
Any person who screafter die. tte payinent 81
ihe daredeai's debss,slp the following orders Iss
II First debts due sstlae ,untedState$. H
Secondly taAes Ssd lexies assessed upouthk &C.
fedcnt previous ID u death.
If Thirdly, debts d:se as personal representative
guardian os eqaniniaer, when the qualification was
n this Statt ih wkt debss. shall be Included deb
dof money feeeised a husband acting as such H.
IIdueisty inright Or IS wife
The Revising qammitee have struck from fht
keyisors fepori thtpfegoing third Glass of credit
ss0fs and substituted rresor, all Judgments and de-
srfeex rendered rec ixsn noes upon which execution
xffe tzrcf VINCE r. u resEtoy me prefer
sente which the present. lawgises 20 claims agains
Ia debtor In his fdnslary character. FE
1 Ms Ferguson nsssed 10 strike out the Gqmnit.
stee's nmsndment Spa adopt The ReSisors report
Thieh proposition w. discussed atle1gthbg MTessrs
ferguson, Smith, as Price Tor, and Messrsl Eiarri-
sson pf Londoun 4aa Seouagainst The tnossion
was adopted VI . sse iied majority. If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
PROSPECTS OF cUMnERT.AND.

. ~ III IL s.
The enyirons Of our town have never be-
fore presented d morefanimated and stirring
aspect than they do hit present Ia eyery
direction may be Seen the evidences Of rel
nlewed vitality in the various enterprises de-
signed or adopted ID deFelope the mineral
wealth Of our county. The extension of the
Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD, westward from
Cumberland dmploys many busy hands, and
Is pressing forward, eager for the struggle
with rival lines for Gle trade Of the mighty
West The skilland energy which continue
tD characterize THE prosecutions Of the great
work ofIthe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. All
ford the most satisfactory evidence that ii
will be completed and open within. the aIlotl
ted time, The various extensions to the ell
nal, Of the railroads leading into the Heart 81
the coal field: as well as ale wharves. shoots
and other nercssars works, projected Or III
progress, at the canal basin, attest the conf4
dence OF the goal cpnpanies and individual
proprletors, that new era is about dawning
upon Cumberland The work on the rail-
road Of g; E iDetmold, Esq, from LonacoI-
ing, distance ofseyen miles, to connect with
the railway ofsthe Maryland Mining Gonna.
ny. is also being urged With augmented yigoF.
and will be flushed in few weeks The yh
rious coal companies, without any exception.
we believe, are actively aamployed in addSar
to their meana Of niininghnd transportation
building new cars, miners houses, &c. pre.
paratory to 4 large increase in their opera
tons, during the approaching autumn. Cob
tractors for transportation Of coalon the d.
nal from Cumberland I'd Underwater, are On
the QEti vius, perfecting theiF arrangements
for boat building aud the purchase Of mules,
and concluding their agreements with Die
different companies. IA fact, all Is life and
activity, and the citizens of our county have
never before had so much reason to feel con
Iident Of the early futureIas now. To crown
III. the general health of this region was nes-
u better, and while the terrible epideniir.
which is now stouging the land, i daily ada.
ne hundreds to its victims elsewhere. 10
symptom has Jet discovered itself IN tkis
atmosphere s-- CRps. Cttilsan:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
OUR CELEBRATIoN.K

The 4tk was very appropriately observed BY
our eitiztns, and the prcceedints had on tbe oe:
cas;ou proved highly Interesting Tue Regular
Toasts, OHieers Of The Day, a.. viii V found on
our first pages the correspondents 81 The Com.
mitiee and a few Volunteer ToaAis srs suhlOined
The Young gentlemen who oGiisiated as Reader
and Crater, Messrs III. CLAY HdrTER and CHAs
II. STEWART, really acquitted themselres with
great credit, and very geDeraly IcAlIsd forth the
ccngtatulationsfOf their fsIiowEtitizdns. Some
parts Of Mr.. SIS Grafton was quite as original
ID lie conception Is il was eloquent aaa beautiful
ID expression. We moss heartily unite with the
eminent Divine who e6Snduc,ea the Religions
services Of the occasion, ID wishing that long
life Of ussfalness and distinction may attend the
footsteps Of those who kkve so early entered upon
The busting stage Of action, andthAt frequentoc-
casions may be presentexl Tor the useful improve
ment both to nearer and speaker, Of their intel
leetual Efforts SPIRIT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
FUNERAL soLEMNITIEs.

The Funeral Soemnities to be had in Charles
town Oh Saturday next, 18th instant, comtnetnor
rative Of the life and death, and eminent public
services and great private worth s. ffEe Iaie PRE-
sident Polk, promise to be Of the notwithstanding
character. So far as we know. an party dItia.
------ -e~tn a.ls------T-- -
dead, and there are but few. very few, who wll
fail 70 cooperate in the proposed solemnities. "
The citizens Of the county and neighboring couh-
ties, irrespective Of party divisions will sdy gen
orally be present. and contribute 90 far ais in their
power to honor deceased President Of the Urfi-
ted States. This tribute Of respect is riglta5d
proper, and TO the'world atlarge, furnishes sub.
lime spectacle.
r. HUME BUTCHER, Esq, has been selected is
the Orator for the occasion, and we hazard no.
thing lin saying that the speaker is eninendy
|. worthy fthe theme. We have just reason 10
expect rich intellectual feast, and those whose
convenience may permit them 10 ba present, Will
be amply repaid. One pr more eminent Dyines
will also be in attendance, to render such Reli-
gious services as the Interesting occasion may
50 properly suggest.
aNeSHuohSS VI tdliONS ENAue
and near, will no doubt be greater than at aby
former assemblage in this section Of Virginia.
The Masons, Odd Fellows, Sonsof Temperance,
/. o. Red Men, Cadets Of Temperance, &c, will
be out in great numbers, and 10 one ana all we
know our citizens will extend hospitable and:
cordial greeting. The services Of oneso more
Of the neighboring Bands win be secured. and
Y
the Committee Of Arrangements will 9faye no.
thing nndone on their part, 70 carry outfuIiy the
proper arrangements FoF the occasion.
Extra trains will be run from Winchester and
HarPers-FeEry, making the round trip at price
50 low as to afford all an opportunity of being
present We learn THAI it is also in contemFla-
ton 70 run an extra train from harrisburg 10
HarPers-Fery, so as ID connect in time
The Services will be held IN the PRESBYTERIAN
Clutch, and Of course proper care viii be taken
that the Ladies are comfortably accommodated
The Programme Of The Day will BEL found in {
another cOlumn.-Spia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
oiSl FELLo,ys.|

The Nfsw Ypfkisnn says;---a Tho Odd Fellows,
sas q social anf Harveient organizhtion have be-
come onslof lhs Niost numerous, Respectable and
poswerial nrgaRiEaiens in hiscountty. They have
cveFccnaeEte greg. obstacle opposed 70 all beuevo
isntE associations tfnblie preiudice The moral of
lheit existence Is N longer doubtfulo or disputed.
Their intelligence harmony and muhdcentc charity,
poth among themsl9ves and toward the world are
gniyersaaly aekncEedged. in,erlodked in sections,
Isry hass spEead slsr tenants and ptacics,o every
and lvillagn ri the Union, gaiheringto their
smcn Of esess profession aud eEaedI excluding
exr*pt prcsl grounds Of repEoachahle char
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12

We spderstandah the Rev. SgFriMrs Tr$rrS
|deliycrcg avery r9Haar lecture befbre scientific
assoriaison u anlioining State, On the question
pc specires appssr n and ,ha, lad been repea,.
ia il different plaza b. request to OVERLOOKING au.
diences We arSEseased ioJearn t9,ai il IS proba-
bie that ID The cos{4e OF week or two. he Min be
willing ID give ii IA opportunity 81 hearing IT.
This is acurbus subiest aud one which II his EN-
liehled age u I'D world we hear but litsle about,
consequently We kkfe no doub, thai il willbe high
~ Interesting and susfactive
Shouldn't r sjobseht 10 deliver she ecrure due
notiecwiIt Be kiv9 81 lie time and Place. .i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
CAss ckBisET.

III ii win Ne fekolseetedI iAa. li,tle oyer twelve
1s,1n.hs aso; Ganeral G T., On bis way h@9eSards
va accompanied as iashs sfsw York By Seaaiors
BeAson. Fsote. Alien, Nr These gentlemen, BY
tonmon dbnseas, we're II be members Of Genpes's
Cabinet ISL &nsuine ssere they Of bis eleeidn,
ify whrrsnde4voFins IS vie each olheril aduitAipn
III de grsas dsfeated. 3ut how is II nov Gen.
Gas haYing Beet M{Skea into roeked-har by
t'0l6 zhca : tbesq tim etvefss Pooie and Benton
Afk wpeifg eakf other &snmArcifully- Benton look
i1E d NE Presidency sand FooIe endeayorins 10
lead htnf
We adsise thess gre men to keep cool As il Will
81 ssometsne BeGte II Eof0c1ism gets Into power
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12

tr.v,llsr wr;.;r, ran, ~ 49, AZ
. ~ Ts,s y.r Is. s,ss
happy s;n,iI,e = z ,h, srn,s,, r. NJ III n.
& H IL. Eerrr. it
So Tbe antr.roe Il, II, z !. III ~
ern caEe i Il e.n;frsrt Tha.s s.L an.
il - GI.I
meeting q TIC Potomac and ShenahdoaL,
!, sne iai1si stream having come down the yal-
ley and JOINED its consort at the mountain
guarded Pass 80 celebrated By Jefferson. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
.nfNToxs posrrIoN.I

Col Bentpn Gays ise Riehmpnd Republican
ssans to Be hssaa,ed ii present. IN aa pdrplrxing d
pcsiison is iilsi Snce hd bya Massachusetts sena-
al, when he demandesst be informed, Where am
j % 10 II The bemos ats 81 the southlaisown him
ahd de sYbIss Fill ny have him. HeIremindsus
pI the cairicatute dess ibeci,by the London Exam
iner Or 4 certain galdA Seolehhnan tin The days 81
Fiii, hawking himself satouf with Tie scroll.
AE i Vh5Swants me
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
x = 4 I n \ =
Citizens and Strangers.

ID the above order the procession win proceed
thrlSgh the principal streets tcths Presbyterian
Church, where, after appropriate services BY the
Revt renh Clergy, and an Ode by the Choir, the
Enlogy will be delivered BY 4. HrME BuTeHER,
Esq lIg mn by the Choir; when tile services will
conclude with prayer. After which the process
sion will be re-forrned in tile same order ard re-
turn TO tile Court House, when il will be dis
missed.
The right and len Of the gallery viii be reser-1
we'd for the ladies and the front for the music-
the right row Of pews ior,he Masons and he
LETT for The Odd Fellowship right side Of the
centre pews for the Red Men and Cadets, and the
left side for The Sons Of Temperance.
The above regulations win be strictly observed
to prevent confusion, though citizens and stran3
gers need have no fear ofTfinding ample accom-
Inodatiqns, in theIvaeaut parts Of The Church,
BRAXTON DAVENPORT, }#
sts 8fi rs si (kief Marshal 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
CHARIEsrolvN, July 5, 1919

GENTLEMEN Yours Of ID day was duly re-
ceFed. 10 reply, do MOI feel at liberty, 10 op.
nositrl 10 the rrSredhnti a fehAy established 10
submit the OratieI of which YOU have been
pleased 10 speak ii such COMPLIMENTARY terms,
land most respectfully decline the publication Of IL
Accept for yourselves, lpeFsbnally ny sincere
thanks for the-polite manned i'll whiciryou have
discharged the .dnsy imposed apon YOU.
II With sentiments ef regard, i
\ remain, ClIAS!H STEWART.
and eibers, plqPnilni'!ee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
Irsillia 5Eee Dress .
| n 4 HT RSi51 YaMoRHINc.
I.IsEpoEs. ANn 10 fLEDcEs.

FsFF Tl3 N II - d
Aefofe he iass Presidential election. il ws among
NV iaeessaEt eiams1s Or gAe Lpcofpco Party thai
kfsh. Tayldr would niake;ns gssdgss, ana an he
f,Fkic r5sr, BE losi we're is. % thai very account
bshs TzyloK deskrsa MOI Ii 81 party candidate. IN
, sesis{ III The term In w2ick fhe phrasets under.
but such Easshe pressure upon himby friend
ls ~. ihak 81 - 66lis 10 siibmitio 81 he nsmi-
Sss III: j wig Go1Eertid sali de time hecIaring
~ va NOT Mira Il
ssfacc III election Ne issery slowly disiding the
bsaes II tie coHn,ET bsssgeen the Two parties and
Fet, beeanse be Wont e. ssssy LocofocS hold On,
hpveser rabid, ana shareky become me Pesidshtc d
~ pxrfs, lie y ldenouncka Al violating pledges
RoIs ant AbsussIity cansst be carried ID greater
Iesteht dian the kFuinbless arr now carrying Them
Ises tfeEn esowI on "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
TEMPERANCE PROFESSION

MartinsbuFg Division. No al and Evergreen
Division, No. 20; Sens Of Temperance, propose
celebrating theif Anniversary BY. a public Pro.
cession, in Martinsburg, on Saturday lths bIst of
the present monlh, (July D A Free Dinnet viii
be prepared for he occasion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12

Gen. Taylor's veteran war-h6rse passed Har-
pers-Ferry on Friday last. Even mis- bId charger
Is no, pefmited 10 pass without the evings Of thc
locofoco press 90 aisgruned are theF that hisoner
should have defeated them. Iand taken The pablo
plumber from their clutches. iii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
G,HARLEsToM-S. Julv q. ! 84o

7 NIIAhI.Es IUN ~, July ., 154y.
GESTLEMEN; LIP replyto Your favor OF ses,er-
day, requesting fqr publication a copy Of the re-
marks delivered BY me beipFe the citizens Of
sCbarlestoyn, at their late National Anniversary.
permit me, for reasons unnecessary 10 enumer.
ale, 10 decline THE honor which you have thus
econlerredtupon me-
Yours, with sentiments df high regard.
III c. HUNTER.
To Messrs. James WI Betlsr, II. N. Ga!laher.
=. $. Eichelberger, James Ia Miller and G. wi
Sappington, ST. Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
WINCHESTER yIReINIAa.

MessFs. Al. D BANNos and JAMES w. BEI.LKR
have transferred their interest III The Winhhesler
virginian. "a Mi. EDwaRD g. Baucg, BIZ wAarn Il
win ia future be conducted 81 5j M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
l5FF3CfAL.
b rHr ParsrDEsrsoE nm UNITED srArrs


AT 1 season whoa The PEovapKScK Of GoD
has manifested itsels in the visitation Of (
fearful pestilence, which is spreaAingIits ra-
wages throughout the land, it is fitting that
aapeople, whose relia8ce has ever been on HIS
HRoTEcTIoN, should huin bic themselves be-
fore HIS THRoNEs aid while acknowled ging
past transgressions, ask continuance Of d.
VINE Mercy.
1t is, therefore, earnestly recommended
that the first Friaayin August be observed
throughout the EnIted States as day Of
Fasting, Hamilidsfds and Prayer. All bust
ness will be suspended in the various branch
Us Of the public $eryice on that day. and il
: recommended TO spersons Of Iall Religious
denominations I'd abstain, as far as practiea-
bic, from neutrality-suspicious. and toIsassemr
blein their respective places Of Public Wor-
ship, to acknowledge the INFINITE GaopSEss
which has WATCHED over our existence as a
nation, and 50 losg crowned US with manifold
blessings; and ID irnplore the ALaisHrY, in
HIS own good time, to stay the destroying
hand which is NOV lifted up against MS
! #E y. TAYLOR III
4 WASHINGTON. Jllly 8. lS49
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
4 nay 81 xATl9SAr. fasting.

II vii be seen says he Ballimore Patriot 81 The
following psuclamasla ofsthe President Ehas Be has
Recommended thatih 6fsa Friaay in Aoguss next,
being TIE 81 Of that gapa should he SIT aside as
DAY Of National ana Prayer. This yery
appropriate and timely Recommendation, win Be
glaally responded tsl y fhs people Of he United
States, and in The sane spirit which ptelnHed The
Prksident in making Nhich SIS ID he aEEliciian
with which the Diyi4e Wisdom has been Flkased 10
visit our land an ad ontion for more CAREFUL at
leH,ionto the responsibilities that this life imposes
onsve1y man.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12

REMARKaBIE ColxclDENcE AND LoSeEvrrY skrs
Sarah PALLET died in Princess Anne coantYE N a.,
On "Wednesday week. She was born on the lith Of
July I7l6 and died on the 4th 81 July, Isd9 lsav-
ing numbered preciselyl03 wears.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12

DElTn OF the BaAvE ASp GA1.LANr DuNtax.-
Col DUNCAN Inspector4 General died on he "a Enst.
i, Mobile The particulars Of his death, Ehichlhas
laiiicled with deep sorrow his numerous friends
throughout the Union. bare not transpirel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12

RHopE IsLAsn.-The Legislature Il n session (,
Newport Al resolution restoring ID ;Tbomas#Hy
Dorr his forfeited civil and political rights passed
the House by ayes g. nays %, but ID was rejected
By the Senate
Thesprescnt valuation 81 the properly IL Pboss
Island is OOO the increase fresn ISIS q 1910
S37,65o. 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12

Drhoek iric Nons srIoxs Gen. d. j. ID Altman.
bond paying DemecEs,, for Governor y lie STATE
Of Mississippi
John Hubtafd, Or Halloween |ior Governor III lie
slaiAof Maine
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
.CnRRESpoNnENEE.

NE t'HNRLEsT@NN,T July 3, 1873.
# Dear Sir: The Undersigned Committed Of
Arrangements fortt4c recent celebration, com
memoraiise Of the dsy WHICH gave birth toour,,
National Independence. heard, As well as your
fellew .cifizens generally, HE very happy andelo-
lguent Address pronounced by ypu on the occa-
sion. Believing tsat its publication in the
newspapers of our tawn, would prove gratifying
IT'D the community, AZ il wquldIte pleasing 70 the
Committee we mosA respedtfuIg solicit the same
for publication.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
sIARTINsRuRG GAZETTE.

This old Wing establishment was spld oil Mem
day lasi al pablic auction, for ,he sumof SIsl0--
NoRMAs MiLIER. ESQ., purchaser The Gaxette
and Chronicle viii be consolidaacd H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12

The Procession viii be formed at II O'Clock,
fheright opposite the Court1House, 10 the follow
ing order Fl
Tie National Flag III mourning.
BAND OF MUSIC.
MASONIC ORDER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12

CstaFeRxla GotD.-4lF Learn this naorhipg says
tie Phadelphia BuIlsiin or iass ThursdsF directly
from he Mint thar within j small fiatriot Iof
5000 sold has already besh Eecsivsd
Il that institution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
cIt,vI Irg,|I,l,., 49, ).

7#HT U1FARLEST0WN, July 5, 1919. 4
Dear Sir: The undersigned, Committee Of
Arrangements for the celebration Of American
independence 10 orr ioWh, pp the 4th inst, lis
tened with great pleasure to the very appfopri-
ing the Declaration 81 Dns Rights. In accord.
ance with our own wishes, aud those Of the
community generally, We most respectfully soil.
cit copy Of the same far publication.
In haste, | Yours. very truly,
JAMES w. tBEEIER,
III. NJ GALf4AnER. Committee
III. 81! EtCHELlERGER, Of
J. J. MILLER, Arrangements
e. w. s8PPINGTON. sE.,
IL. Clay HuNftR.E4q 1.
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DEarH FanM FIRg CRAcKERs.-0n Monday I'LL
a a daughter Of Capt, Benz. F. Rowland, Of New
bediord, was at play with one or two others upona
pie OF shaylrgs il woodApuse adjoining her rayt
dencess some imPrudent person threw lighted iEe-
eracsef among the Shawn setting fire to the pile
and burning The child IS severely IS TO cause her
death ina few hours.
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f-g- Mi. Ja3Es Gwrss, FORMERLY Of CharlestovTti
has received fIs EappoinlneHt Of Collector Of cus-
toms az Vickshtitg, Mississippi. vire Hardy Hens
shaw, removed
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JAMES w. RELIER, Eil 4
II. N. GALLAHERi .ItEi COMMITTEE
L.. s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN Of
]. J. MILLER, ]. -fll Arrangements
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