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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

q BARRELSoi Cider Vinegar. prine article
u for saleby Il JOHN L. H00FF,-~
Sen.rmhef l. lS53
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

Lottery for the benefit OF the SE1fs Of DeiaEars,
Class for 1853. draan al WilminKion, Del, 90
Saturday, Sepietsb a. 1883
IS No. Lottefy-l3 Drawn Ballots.
MkoyiFicENf sctiEMK
4 Splendid Capital of s76SS0; Splendid
Prize Of $4,000; 2of 10000; 4 Of
5000; IS Of 2, 200 so Of 600; 200 sf
400, Me. 90.
sTtckets. $40 Halyes. slO-Quar,er,. IS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

MI frenr lor rke sale of Ne Patent NieIE u our
TSrr<hsr and Cleaner. and ee have app1fnled NJ.
LEWIS 2. CDPPRfz NTH % sct n i1,rre -
or sniT AGENT o ite ~ oi Hie1ls p ~ Uniiei
sans 111 Tefriltgits =,
o.E.8ZIAiNEANjlN 1-0o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08
GENERAL AGENCY,
Washington, D. G.

THE subscriber offers his services 10 HE public N
/ tie prosecution Of Claims before Congress II
any Il the Departments of The Governnaenf some
years experience as disbursing agentof the Indsn
Department with general knowledge Of The meJe
Of transacting Business In the various Offices Of a
Government, enables him to promise satisiactionso
oil Whc may enfast business Of this character Ito
his care.
He will also give special attention iethe eollsc-
tOn of claims against parties residing Ia ne Dis
trict OF Columbia or its vicinity negotiating o;ihs
a. well as the purchase or sale Of Socks Real SIS
tate Land WARRANTS SC, &e OF furnish iuforrsla-
tion 10 correspondents residing al distance IN he
gard to any business which may Interest shenslat
the seal Of Qovernn7ents
His Office is over The Banking House of SelGhn.
Wiihers T. Co.
InIv 81 rls9 . lAT'af
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08
New Thinning Establishment 4

New Timing Establishment /!
NVHlS establishment, situated on Main street,
AZ and foEmerly managed BY E. r. HARRELt,
Agent for z. HuNr," has passed into the hands
Of JoskPH r. EEAss, whose experience as q work
man il generally kaown in this pace and adjoin-
ing country Being associated with E. Huxr and
having perehased ful set Of machines, they are
nov prepared 70 do all kinds Of work, and naiter
themselves that they Can give entire satisfaction
10 AL who NAV favor them with their orders.
ROofing and SpOuting
WIN De done at the shortest notice, and in The teti
possible manner. A good assortment Of TIM
WARE will Be kept Constantly on hand, Il fair
prices.
Ii short, everything in their line, can Be had u
Il this establishment.
4 Orders from all IN want Of york OF any descrip-
lion, lin the above business) are respectfully 81
licited. HUNT & EVANS
Charlesipwn. August rs. ies3-I
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The CharIesfOyVn Debof.

TsHE undersigned have formed ! COZ annership
= 10 the management and business Of The
Charlesiqwn Depot, and hope the liberal patronage
and confidence extended 10 the old arm, may BE
continued 10 The new. We are prepared to afford
every facility for transacting all
Receiving aud FORWARDING Business
at the shortest notice and in The most puntaual
manner.
We are determined TO leave no effort unspAred
10 accommodate the old. and 1.-THE new Cuslc hers
who NAV favor US withtheir patronage.
We will keep constantly on hand large as$ort-
mentof articles suitable to the wants Of the farming
community such as
SAETi FISH, TAR. PLASTER, a.
which will be spld on the very lowestteams for DASH
or exchanged for any marketable commodities
~ COAL win be furnished TO order, When de
sired. w.. w. MOORE & BROTHER.
Jabaary 6, 1883
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

49,
SO, o0oi
roli.rf IL &c teneel q ~ 6,e's q p,,.1nts.
Cas- 13. To- 1853. = 3 drN. Nilni.gi3e,
IS Ne. L6ec,y 4-IS Draw 8.llon
~p.rrrIn roIfkHI-
!, pr;.. IL go. 600 10000 10000 e.
006 1000 5O0D; $500 $500 400 |:
Sd q 1000 50 81 500 III Fl $50, &s.
Fl Ti<k.ss sfo--HsItes s5-ou4rles, - 80.
cer,iSs1les Il Pk're1 Of 3 whole nckrls, eilooo
~ 5 hall - 90
= 3 aasr. Is e
6 Prizcs ef oigoo0t!
Luitsy or The bens1t q ne 49, E. Ds.sHsrs,
M q Ssaurdsy September 10. 1859.
- Nr-.trr Lsiierg--l4 Dseg4 B1lsla
spLrk1fD scnEI1.
- = Ak. $50 10, 900 ~, 900 "a. 600:
ioooS: 10000 Io ,,sea :. 100 4 900 |;
Ticke,s sis-Eialses 81 5o-ouiri.rs o153--
ICsnifea,es of PTS q IS Whos litkeis sisooo
DO DO g Half 300
4 Dc do % quarter 43Oo
po 40 8 sish'hs al.so
eas. ooOg
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Lottery Zoe the benefit q The Siai< y Dslasssrs.
Class US Tor 1855. drawn a Wilningion. Del.
4 SATURDAY, September ~, 1853. s. 49,
BRItLiANf stHENE.
1 Prixa Of $4,000; 10000; 5000 10, 900;
5000; 1000 2,905; 100 Of $50; ll3
Of 500, &o sc.
Tickets sI0- Halves s5-Qnarters - 50.
Certificate Of Package Of % Wholes $40 90
Do do 26 Halves, 20 90
Do do IS Quarter, IS %
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Vifgfnia.1 10 Mt:

Virginia. 70 NIL:
At rules held IN The Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court Of Jefferson County, on Monday the Al day
Of 4ugnst 1853
Aas Warner, oy Join SA6scaiter heY snezs
frsnd, PlaiatJf,
Against
H;5aiam O.. Wasner, Defendant
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of fhis suit is to obtain decree o.
divorce. uiHciizo natrimoniz5of The PIaiDiT tfpm
the Defendant and ~ secure 70 hf plainiiA per M
terssi 10 thesesiate Of her Father The ases isaac
Shswalter. deed s
appearing Oh affidavit filed ID fbIs suit. fhaf Ihe
said Detends Il s rot resident of tis STATE I'll ii
heSebv fe0,Srrd il appear here within one |naobh
ayr ~ n0blicxiion n his order and do what Is
Bezessarv II prdiprt his Interests in this maftfr Ii
u further ofdefei nat copy hereof be published
onse werN for aopr successive weeks IN ihe:Yir-
fsa Free fTess arh posted 81 the front dodfnfishe
Cda,ri Hauae of this County the rsi day ofthe
nelt County conFi II Jefferson.
A copvr-Tfsie, Il. 4. BR0WN,1
Anensi 4, 1873 GlfEx
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NOTICR.

D INOIL 1OLIE
ON and after Monday. the I'D instant. TIE Prs
~ sengsf Trains win leave the Ticket Ones lat
Winchester 81 5 o'clock, A. NJ, sd At 6 o'clcck,
P. nj. Returning viii leave HsVers-Ferry Il
l2t O'Clock, p. A., and al q, P. NJ
Passengers win thus leave Winchester q , "a.
NJ arrivein Baltimore Al ia A. H. Returning
leave Baltimore a. A 2. III, and arrive n Win
chester Al ltt P. n making he triplo Ballimsre
and reiurnsng ne same day. and h ting 6ye hD1rs
Ia Bzllimore The connection Eila DE g. A. Nj.
Train remains Is At present Passengers, going %
WashinEzDn will. 6y this arrangement, arrive
fhere Il 81 early ho1rin he 1fer1oan.
HBesgsge checked thro1ghf 70 Baltimore.
Through tickets 10 Baltimore $3.50
Through % Washington, 5 20
/ K.~r-, ia ,osa --,f - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

LUMBER, LUMBER.
Wv Chariesioun. Large LOT0F PLkNK.
Il inch. liach and Of an inch sufIatIe ior ueafk
e c11.ding snd plaukiDs q Wagon beds Also !
y. w MOORE q sac.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

utE crRau sfr.0ON <-EucpIi resrecifalI{
II nI,-rr I5s .s6lic IN ny Ic> cr<sri Saloon !
irnin urrusl. 1nd I HiII ~ AZ duef kee1 81 E1r1
o. 1eii<1lfaI refrcs1n<nt A.Eosef ~ If<
t1t.<s ~ IN J 2 1L'-1<.It4.
A17 ~ ie5,. Y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

H.sr...ru,y. Asgu'' T Is lisa-is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

a TTLL asEoTI1E1l q bFo11 111 bIe1c1e4
n Ndslins. Ticking. Irish and Union linens
nn1 single double and treble purple ca,lcces. ~
1.ers C,olk Cars. At I6l cis = piece. Fancy ep14
fcr washing and shaving ! cent cake. Pits
CENTS paper, Ge. l14AS h09r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21
CltV InfeIliuenpe.


FREs-On Tuesday, about 12 O'Clock. fire broke out
in three story frame dwelling house in Third avenue
by James McGwn. The lower part was occupied as car
pentsrs shop and the upper part dwelling house
on the but before they could put any water on
the fire. the entire building enveoped in of
flames The fire then communicated with adjoining
building, belonging to Mr. Bingham, and occupied Is a
feed store, which entirely consumed Ills stock Of
hay and straw was partially saved the exerons of the
81 200 on which there is insurance Mr. MeGwin's
furniture partially saved but the building was
tireiy destroyed He estimates his loss at $4,000
which there an insurance Of $780, The FIRE supposed
to have originated in the carpenters shop.
Tuesday evening fire discovered in the store of
liam street The flames which, proceeded from box Of
cotton were quickly by the Fourth ward
Police who conveyed the box out Of the store into the
street. No water was used on the occasion.
ACCIDENT 1lH O'Clock A. NJ on Tuesday two
men, named Pine-the other mans was not as
certained-were knecked of the staging attached TO
E. R.. by stick Of timber which was being hoisted on
board the vessel They fell to the ground distance Of
selves The wousded men we're conveyed to their
tive Residences and medical aid procured There are but
slight hopes Of their recovery.
Aoc1DEsTs-On Tuesday afternoon, lad named Robert
McNamee whose parents reside at No. 200 West Twenty
first street. while in the act of getting of car No. 26
Eighth avenue Railroad, stumbled and fell before the
shocking manner Tho lad was taken home and the
physician who had been called to dress the wound
stated that he thought the limb woui have to be ampu
tated
CHILD ScAIDED TO DEATH.-Coroner Hilton yesterday
held inquest at No 1853 Leonard street. upon the body
Of child two years DID, named Mary Leddy who died Of
scas received about two weeks SINCE basin of hot wa
ter having fallen from the of sister of the de-
ceased her verdict of accidental death was rem
dered by the jury.
FOUND DRowSED.-The body of unknown man was
found, yesterday afternoon by boatman named Thomas
Osborne in the North river foot of Nineteenth street
The body secured and Coroner Hilton notified to
hold an inquest upon it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21
Inter from Texas.

new election for municipal officers ia +, take place in
Galveston the 18th inst the election held weeks
since having been declared illegal.
The Ciriian learns that the Catholics about to
erect college In Galveston, of sufficient dimensions and
with ample endowments to make t institution of the
highest order
The same paper learns that Runues who killed Hans
borough last summer in Houston bas been tried at Mont
gomery Circuit Court and acquitted
The Galveston Nos, of the Sth instant saYsIt II the
opinion of well Informed merchants Of ths city that the
receipts Of cotton at this port remaining Of the pre-
sent crop viii be at least 900 boes There is said to
be largo amount Of cotton yet to in from the Up
per Colorado and Brazos and from other parts Of
the country and the arrivals will probably continue till
July The total receipts at this port expected be
about 20 900 bales Up TO the present time the
10 SIT bales as shown BY the report OF boswell Hill
Co. The shipments from ohor ports of Texas last year
we're about 20 900 bales and the increase those ports
equal to the increase at this the total will ex
ceed leo, 900 bses The amount sent to New Orleans
from Eastern Texas by way of Red River s generally
supposed to be equal 5he amount shipped from our
ports which will make our entire crop 200 900
The Leon Pioneer easn that Mr. Jones who resided
the Nayisoto n Rogers prairie Grimes county
found shot in his houss short time since II Is sup.
posed that the deed erpetratcd BY one OF his
family, he had not been good terms with his
wife anu others of them for some time. The accused
parties it is said have been Arrested and required to
give bail for their appearance.
Dragora county appears 20 be in prosperous ccnd
tor financially. TIE Planter SAYS the county Ia out Of
debt and v have the State and county taxes for the
purpose Of erecting the county buildings which are to
go Immediately and to De equal to any similar build
ficut whiting of the Typographical Engineers, left
Austin on the slst ut with s9ai ma. par part @ 70 sn moas
The directors Of the Houston snd Austin railroad the
Houston telegraph says) contemplate having the road
finished and the running 20 the brazos ~ warren
by the 1st Of October next,
The lndianoa bulletin says that quita valuable scttps
s opening on the Sst ps 81 .n ~ q Tn
hsy The land s said to he 6ne fresh vstar abv
plenty Of timber aud excslsat gr.rs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21
Brooklyn City Intelligence.

SUICIDE OF MUSICIAN OF TIE NAVY YARD BANDA
young Italian named Francisco Ceest aged about twen
ty years. and musician attached to the Navy ard band
committed suicide at his boarding house. No. l66 York
street. Tuesday night and found dead in his room
yesterday morning He purchased sixpencc worth Of
artenc at drug store near his residence representing
that he wished It for destroying vermn Under the pill
low Of his bed found letter in which he stated that
he had taken the poison with the intention
himself. but did not give the for committing the
deed. He hoped he had offended any he might
be forgiven and gave general directions about the
disposal Of his property the proceeds of which, after pay
ing expenses he requested might be given his brother
from Italy, whose arrival is anticipated daily Coroner
Ball held an inquest, and verdict in accordance with
the above statement was rendered.
LUMBER YARD DESTROYED About eleven O'Clock last
evening fire broke out in shed in the lumber yard Of
John d. Cantne foot of Amity street South Brooklyn.
joining enveloped and destroyed with the contents
consisting of two horses several carts, harness. sc
owned by Hugh Farlan and Samuel Lowry. As near as
estimate be made-Mr. Cantne being absent from
the cyabout So. .0C0 worth Of lumber destroyed.
The books and papers were all saved by the police and
SherFs deputies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21
FUNERAL OF VICE PRESIDENT KING.
The Effect in this City and Elsewhere.
Tributes Of Respect by the New York Law
CouFts and Common Council,
&C., &c. &c.
TELEG RAPHfC.
The Funeral Ceremonies.

The Funeral CeroMOnteS.
CHARLESTON April ~, 1885,
The fuue~sI of vcs President King took place thi1
morning at ls'oslock sccordng to the rites Of the Eps
copal church The Rev. Mr.. Platt, Of Selma oicatsd
and delivered IA eloquent and beautiful sermon. Ths
remains were de7sated am ongst his kindred, and
his late residence; Colonel Kings last moments wers
calm and peaceful.
Effect or the ffevvs in Vcashingosn, DC.
DEPARTMENTS TO De cLOsED-f-HE CRIMInAL COUNT.
WAsnnNGyox, April 90 1868.
Contrary to general expectation she departments
not closed to- day. but h.resdent nss directed them ~
be closed to morrow mark Of respect to the mo-
mory Of Vice President King
In the Criminal Court this morning. ce death OF Vice
Presdent King sd by msc.Ber Of the bar.
Judge Crawford briefly referred to his services hA
character saying he Valued personsa friend, Ae.
and mark of respect, he sdourned the :outt till -
morrow morning.
THE MAssACHUsETTa LEGISLATURES.
BOSTON, April 20 1883.
In the House, this afternoons, order was adopted
for committee to report wtst measures Should hs.
adopted relative to the death Of the Vice President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21
Hoard of Aldermcn.-stated Session.


APRL so.-Present- Richard 7. Compton, Esq, Psesi.
dent Aldermen Moore Haley Sturtevant Oakley Boyce
Barr Tweed brisley Francis smith, Tiemann, PearsaN
Bard Ward Denman. Cornell Ayord Doherty Peck.
Tbs minutes OF the last meeting being read,
When Alderman OAKLEY moved that the further read
ing Of the minutes be dispensed with which was earned
Alderman W ARD, after having made feeling and
appropriate remarks presented the following preamble
and resolutions viz -
Whereas intelligence has been received Of the death Of
William Rnfus King Vice President Of the United States
who, by his dignifed and honest life, commanded the
respect and high regard of his fellow counrryr and
whose many virtues cndeared him to the hearts of
whole nation; and whereas, 1t is BETTING that one who
has so long been identified with the history of our coun
try should receive the respect of grateful people and
IL is emneny proper that this Common Council should
felt throughout the land for the loss of good man.
and that this event should be sgnazed by sincere and
mourning people, deeply sympathizing with his immed
ate friends and the nation in their
fore, be it
Resolved, That this Common Council, on behalf of the
citizens Of New York hereby tenders to the afflicted fa-
y its sympathes and deep coincidence for this dspensa
tion o. all wise Providence, who hiss thus At to
close the pilgrimage here of patriot and call him
TO act uoosr part ia purer world.
Resolved That is with sincere grief and heartfelt
that the citizens of New York sensible Of the
great loss this republic has sustained and in respect Of
the asy virtues OF the deceased end the exalted posi
ton in which be had recently bean placed by his fellow
country ntp, that this Board do now adjourn.
Resolved, That the Clerk Of tho Common Council bs
and he is hereby directed to transmit copy Of this
anhle and resolutions to the fciaiy Of the deceased
Which adopted.
On motion, the Board them adjourned Until Friday
I'D instant, at O'Clock p ".
D. T, VALENTINE, Usrk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

news FROM TUE WEsT INDIEs.-We have received
hes OF the Bermuda Herald up to the Ith instant The
papev contain nothing Of interest
We learn that the brigantipe Bermudiana Captain Out
erbrdge arrived at Bermuda Saturday the 3D. inst
tr' Philadelphia with cargo Of provisions. She oss
From her deck curing the passage two very fine bfsSs
intenoeo for gentlemen residing on the islands
H. b. NJ. steamer Dauutess, Captain Halstee d from
Bsrbaioes arrived at Ireland Island Frdas Che lst
instant
in the of passengers betweeA Ireland Island
and Pitts Bay died At the last uamei place upon the
morning Of tho ID instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21
Reported Massacre Board the Whaling
Brig IRga.

BOSTON, April ~, I503
The New Bedford Mercury publishes statement, to the
effect that the whaling brig Inga, of New Bedford had
been cut of by the natives of Pleasant Island and her
massacred The story is obscure and not credited
by the Mercury.
is, however, certain that there had been trouble on
board the Ings but II s not certain that the trouble
from the natives One story, brought by the ship
D. Gosnold to Hong Kong, that the natives
board under pretence of trading and attacked and
derod the captain and all the but one. The other
story is that the natives plundered the vessel but it
does not say that the murdered-in fact the
narrator says that he two Of the shore
among the natives,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21
Anti-Slsvery Convention at CyaU7nnatf.
CINCINNATI Apr4 20-P n

The Anti Slavery Convention continues in session.
resolution is now under consideration declaring among
other things that aBotonsts seek the true int st Of
the South, and that the prosIsvery at the arc
great enemies to Southern interests Samuel Lewi5 on
introducing Garrison. and referring TO the charges Of
fidelity against him, said he himself is an in6de prc
slavery men are to sxpound Christianity. He deemed the
idea thst men may be savehoders and Christians
odous than any f the notions called ndelity in anti
slavery Eaeu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21
The Board Bill against the Wrecked Ship
GeOrUl0nn.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT OF NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, April 20, 1853
The United States District Court met yesterday and took
up the case of Thomas Bond the ship Georgana,
wrecked Long Beach, New Jersey, in December 1852
Bond demands So 2s2 81 for boarding passengers and
eight and half days After hearing the evidence
the part Of the beant the court adjourned to meet
in Paterson and finish the case on the Goth instant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

NEW ORLEANS, April 19--P. IA.
The sales Of cotton to day 900 bales, at firm
prices The increased receipts this port the
time last year 259, 900 bales and at all the
Southern ports 81 000 Stock hand in this market
305, 600 bales.
NEW ORIRANs April 20-noon.
The AIabias news was received at noon and published
here! is decreasing, amounting to 298 900 bales
Lard has advanced Ac Mess pork is quoted at SIS rs
SIS so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21
Arrest and imprisonment or Caravajal.

NEw ORLEANS, April 90, 1853
The Delta has later from the Rio Grande, the
dates being to the 18th inst company Of U. S. troops
had arrested Caravsal at Rio Grands city He was af
terwards released and again arrested by the U s. Mar
shal and is confined at Fort Brown under strong
guard. Witnesses have been noned to attend the
examination, which takes place the Goth inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21
Venerable Catholic Priest Dead, sc.

CINCINNATI, April ~, 1893,
Father Badin the first Roman Catholic priest ordained
in the United States died last night at the residence of
the Archbishop aged ninety eight He had been priest
over sixty years.
The Enquirer Of this morning learning that the report
published few days since, Of The appointment of DR..
vatter to the Postma stersbp Of this city prema
tue takes occasion 20 say the appointment Of DR. Vat
tier would be unfortunate to the democratic party in this
neighbo hood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

ARTHUR spRING-ATrEMpr TO COMMIT SUICIDE

BURNING PRAIRIEs.-During the past week the
have been lighted almost nightly by the burning
of paaies in all directions The winds have been high
and we fear great damage has been dons to Of
fa,mers by he burning Of fences STACKS and other pro
perty Tie dwelling house OF r. I. Wmslow, Esq, few
miles east OF this city, Friday last, sntirty de-
sroy ed by Are communicated from the burning pcsre,
--J5s, dN Lac Herald AprI g.