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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

"a Small Farm 70 Sale.

INTENDING to leave the connty, / o6l.r far
il sale 10 I-2 OF FINE Ian II. Is Of which
Is kTsl-rale WOOD LAND, in Jefferson county,
upon tbs Shenandoah river adjoining the lands IF
------ Brooke, Humphrey Keyes, and others. -
There is much ofthe land fine river Bottom. ~
The improvements consiStofa good log House
and Kitchen attaches, smoke House and some Sif-
bling. There is also iine Dstillery convenieui-
lyFsiiuaisd, which could be made profitable The
spring which supplies the disiillesy also affords On
abundance of fine water for all other purposes +
The spring is within few yards OF The House
door and is never failing,
MARY e. YANYACTERa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18
4 - - ~ 2 - 7 =
DHs. xx00EEANDi
Celebrated German BitterS,
PREPARED BY
DIR. G. aa. JACKSON,

As. no ares Street, PAiiaaefEife.
Their power uger she above diseases i rot ex-
relled, ptqnalIed, ~ any Other pfeaasatie IN iAe
United States A. ~ cares attest, "a many al
aer ektlllat physieidHsAa had 4aiied.
fkese Bi iersaTe ssoslhy the etieRaSBofR hyafils-
Possessing greatvlfiaes in TIE Fecshcatie Of dis
lenses cf the liver and lesser glands exefc sing he
nose SEARCHING powers in weakness aud sIieet:oas
- The digestive argans, ihsy are, what he, GER
- : HEAD AND ne CoNyINcE3.
i The PhnSde lphia Saturday, Gazsues says Of
DR. H0oFLAND'S GERMAN BfTTERs.
aitis seldom thatswe recommend i hat are term
"a Patent Medicines, 10 the confidence and paIFon-
age ofonr feadeFsi AMI theretofe'whsn We Teeon-
mend DR. Heoflapds German Bitefs We wish il
10 be distinctly understood that we are mol speak
inc al the nestrams al the days thar are noisea A.
hou or brief period and then fosgotlsA alter they
have done their guilty race Of mischief, bal Of a
medicine lopJl established, Hnlvef ally 1Tizei and
which has msttAe hearty aPpFeFal Of h Iaculiy
ITSELF
eSdoaT's WkrKLr.n said Arg 25--
DIR. Hoofand = German BitleFs, manufactured
1by DR.. Jackson. are nov recommended by some Of
is,he mass prominent members oftke faenlY as an
aftftlc e mpci 2 acy in cases ot female weak
nesz pess0BSef teeiiiiate constiiulfans will ind
thess fsneFs sdkaasaseeas i1Iiheif tsal,h, as we
Knew Efoa e PsFssnce sAe salasay ehsessh they have
\ upon weak sysienS
IL MORE EVIDENCE.
g Moors Ess.. Of he Daily News said, Dc
tqh6F 1lst -
4 Is IA. HoorLaNps GERnas Blrrkas--We are
1 trying his renowned medicine lar sinbhorn dis
esse q ne bowels and eau with ruth testify 70 Us
eNtAeY WetaEe4akeDthe contents, 81 two bot
Ties ADD We have derived more hene6s4rom the ix-
pertinent ihan we derived pfeviou sly ffom yeafaof
eloPstole Treatment al The handsot our hrst physi-
Hss' {. ?: Hlnsliqs. Nays 4 i : CITY ef csn-
-.
HepgtAxR's Gssnls Btrstzk ~ have seen
many 1A1efink notices d this ucdffire. ana 4ke
3o1rtc nom Ekieh ihey came indocei /. : "a make
,i1<niry respecting lis merits T con foc sirt re
wen persuaded . use Il and must = we fo.inr Il
specific IN is action pon dizenses 81 ike n, ind
dix .irc ofE4t, and he pouefIel iSfo II CT
erl& upon ntrlpQs plos,Tsiion 5 really snfrrtsnq.
j Gains and Strengthens The nerves. linrita III IN
ini6 stale ofripost. making A'esp refIt,hin2.
Rs's ssas is 4 @s. 's ssts.s s.. s
1to1l1e1 IEsf and ntirous 81 ri he great ma Dr.
~ q fo1i 16i iitaf iqlrr diseases eIhan1ie H9tc
i|E| fl healthy condition and fon can bid fsf-
1o<z b 1pitc1ies generally. This exlrt6riin3ry
neeir'ne ~ roolt pdvise out friends Who are! :.
~ ,-1,ps.s 2 SIS '.'sl' viz Isssnnssd
cher u@li>ih5 el1 produces sacA erilslrss ol
fs7-.'> sts,..;'- md tttsiI. Il
TH1 GERMAN MEDICINE STORE
81. - 81 rs.fsc'A1's lssis.. sssli.iiy sSrcs.h.
/. Il. SMITH
s. :c,s,.iss4 -;
<<uot1.-F..-l .spa'y d cod d Sugar. Il.
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Mechanics, Inventions, 4 Manu-
EaeturerS.
$3.50 IN SPLENDID PRIZES.


TTOLUME TX. Of the SCIENTIFIC American
Nv commences tie I7lh of September Ii is
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Of Mechanics InrsRtoTs, 1tanRfacturfrs, md Farm
ers, by the diffusion of1sefai knowledge upon hese
important branches. t edited by Ihe practically
skilled in the arts and sciences and Is widely re-
gaTded as a sound and able journal Nearly all
the Valuable Patents which issue weekly frola the
Patent Office are Illustrated " ith Engravings. and
the Claims u all the Patents are puoisf ed ID its
\ columns thus making the paper perfect Seien-
tihc aud Mechanical Encyclopedia for future as
well as present references The SclRNTiFld AmEarcAN
Is vety extensively cir ulAted- It's circulation in the
last Volume exceeded $4,000 copies per week. 1t
Is in form Tor hindiRgs each volume contains Sew
zeal Hundred EngravEngs and over -Four HIndred
Pagss OF Reading Matter, with an Index The
practical receipts alone are worth 10 any family
much more than he subscription price.
The Publishersl offer the following valuable pri-
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lst Of January next ;f-Si91 will be given FOR the
largest list; SIS lot tie second $50 for the bird .
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CharlestoWn Female Seminary.

TINE next Session Of. this Institution will com
L mense on Thursias. the Isl dayof September
NEXT. and terminate on tariday Jane 3nlh, 1851
Ills earnestly hoped HAT an The pupils will enter
on the Ers day So that fhere may be no loss oftime
10 org anizing the classes.
Ttrms per Ssssism 81 Ten Months:
English Branches n pAmarT Department, S25
Higher Branches, 80
+ Hebrew, Greek, Lalis, French. Spanish and Ilal-
ian eash $40, extra JOHN *. NOEL.
July e. ls53-tE Principal.
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Winchester female Academy.
Land0h Acadamy
AND
MILITARY INSTITUTE,

THIS Institution, situated in most beautiful
i and healthy region Of country, two miles nom
the IamsrtRs Dep0tt Of the B. & o. r. r., will
commence its Esd session on the 18th of September
nexls and continue - months. The course Of in
struction is extended and thorough. Circulars
combining particulars viii he sent % application
10 the principal at Dy5ana Frcderiek CO. ma
TERMsi Board. Tuition, Washing, Fuel and
Lighs; $780, per session; where two are sent
$3.50 each. j. RI. JONES.
june 10, 1883 PM. Principal
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$40 REMARID.

y Z \ Z
ID AN AWAY fromlthe subscri5efs,Ia negrotoy
III named CYRUS-4dark celored about rs years
ola - feet inches high He has scar Oh ons Of
his knees, slighiinjqry on the little fngero the
right hand, oceasioned By burns, aud defect in
poe Of BIS eyes. lie Is free boy and was sold By
order ofihe County Csan OF Jefferson tor term
Of years.
A reward Of $40 will Be paid il impoverished in
The eoaaty, aad $50 IL taken out OF the c0uhty.3
KEEES s. COCKRELl..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

5pks Bssrs 40 s.hsss
lohn Z. Wnlp&f
Jacob NJefs
6tt5hH
TIE same.
JOIN Hsinm and c@.lers
agefaI
TIE same
A p Ds1driIse,s Exf.
4ffItsi
The same.
Tx 1ursnance 81 mo dctrees tf<he CifcQi, Ccart
Il ~ Ief1fs6n c61niy one prononneed a. he Ocio-
l.t Tern. 1852, TIE oshtr a The Nay Tern. 1858.
above causes. HE Undersigned, Ccmmissiou-
Appointed ~ said decree les ne purpess. viii
( 4 public sale. ON S4TURRAT y, 271HD4
esssig ptsIsisS s sssRiy = vIssils ii Is 1
'1'rresi d JStn G. Wairef, IL
ACTS or LAND.
10 Berkeley, a. lfe eastern base Of
4 Ihirt n. one ua4t Containing -
\ Acres. Po'es--,te o,llsF pael, al
before the Hotel herds
town. jefferson codil q t tile,
and interest Of The 81 t1lrer IN The
LAND which BE inhcfi, ; father, John
Walper lying and hsil son county, Yir-
ginia, situated AZ Wat1 Rpads; said in
ieresi being one hnntr &tefed TO him
in he deed 81 dixision "a c, Wal
per. Catharine |er on
the 22d day q Afflx -, his re-
versipnary interest 10 the a 10 said deed
10 his mother fof her DOVER ~ e Crops now on The
I lane viii Be reserved
The land excepting that in Berkeley Connty, }
viii be sold Tree from the contingent claims Of the
wife OF John C. Walper 10 dover as 10 which, pro-
vision will be made biz The Court in its decree dis
posing Of the proceeds OF sale.
The terms Of sale are one-third cash. the balance
in two equal annual payments with interest from
the day Of sale. The deferred payments 70 he Sc
cured BY the bonds OF the purchaser and deed Of
/ trust oHthe premises RICHARD II LEE,
NJ S. HITE
June %, 1853, commissioners
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

THE subscriber having sold bis iarm, will sen
Il 10 ne highest bidder, al bis residence enc
mile south oi Leetcwn on Ixtsday, ike sd day 81
AkgRsf, 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

yTotT are ordered 10 pafais ia font Of the Enriae
y House. on Saturday evening next. at four
,'clock. fnl meeting is desired .sBr order:
Augtfst rs, 1858. TEE CAP TAIN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

fHa98F8F1 N. W. o.. f94flsl.4
TTAvfNGrin contemplation change IN his bus
IL il mess Is esirous III selling his entire Seek Of
DRY GOODS now on hand, which has been
wen selected and is new, being only three seasons
OFF,. Any person who is cesirous Of ergasiug in
The above hasiness in Alexandria would. do EeilIo
commupicate through The p. o. The Store aouse.
which is ore Of the very best in the Civ tgether
with good trade will be transferred 10 The par-
chaser. August III, 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18
/ SPLENDID SCHEMES,
FOR August, 1853.
GREGORY &: MAURY, Managers.
(suecessors ID J. ". MAuav & Coz
S4O.00O!

SAO.0OO!
Lottery for the benefit ef the S1ate of Dslarare,
Cas- 1872. for 1855 10 be drawn at Wilmington
Del, Saturday, Ahgust20, 1883.
s5 No LotiefF--l3 Dawn Ballots.
srLE.Sptp LoTTERY.
Prize Of SAG, 500; COO; 10000; O.
600; 5,00O; 1900 !; 3,255 j; 20 Of / 600;
90 Of 500; 20 of 400; 20 Of 800 100 Of
200, &c
Tickets, slo-Halves s55--Q6arters, 50 so.
Certificates Of PIX gss fa5 whole tickets, $4,000
IS half e 60 90
70 quar-. 30 90
Ses.000!
Lottery for the bensit u the S.ate 0f Delasears,
Class II Tor 1850 dra w az Wilmington, Del,
Saturday, August %. 1853
rs No Lottes5--i Drawn Ballois.-
Ms6SiFfcEsT scHkME.
4 Splendid Eapital Of S6s.00O - Splendid
Prize Of $50 COO 20,27S q Of 1900:
2Iofs, 600; 9 Of 600; 8 Of !, ono 5 Of
5000; SET 1900 so Of l.500 so .of
1000 !; 1888 Of 900. 6ss
Tickets, $40 EaIves, si0--Q Quarters. S.
ZIG hsas - So
CeFtfs Of Pkg Of Is NhI. sIiskeis, %
Do db 81 bali al z35 90
ID dr. ssl5 quarter 40 S7 So
Do DID, As ei9kShs CO 90 IS
Orders for Tickeis and Shares md CERTIFICATES
Of Packages m The hh0se spieza;t Eoilaries will
rereirethe mosl prampt attention. and al 0iieial
accoant or e1ch dEaszing sent ialcdiaieIy uier II
il over 70 aIl uEo 0sderffetn ns.g
Address, p. =. 1EGEEY, Agent
July .. lb55. y ik1tinEtoB. Del
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

ME have Nova Sonia PirEcis 81 sri4 h
w CharIc.,oEn. They VII make fht1ptr
garden encIosfe Ihin tie price o. saufa4 Them "a
his ftu1uI 11I CI ne common timber! a - e.
2. $. BL1CKBUnN 8 co.
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Corn for sale.
.AtLenIlell, f1ire Cornnar,r.

4 HAVE for sale faJ GBLs. CORN.
i MEREDITH HELM. AGENT.
August 49, 1883 --3t
49, = ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

Hndrew Hunter, Esq, Il Humphrey Reyes Esq,
N. S. White, Esq, Samuel Ridenour, Esq,
Dr. j. J. II. SiraiIh,s II DR.. r. s. Blackburn,
Thomas III. Willis. ESQ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18
Virginia. 10 wit:

S5 r---.-7 M - 81 "A
AT rules helHin The Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court Of Jeiieakon|cbanly, on Mondag The iii day
OF August, is5B ~
Mary BIZ SeAaad,s, Plaintiff,
H. Against
Jacamiak saamen, Defendant,
I'M CFTANCERY.
The object III this sut Is 10 obtain decrea for a
divorce clat o asatrsHs0asi tog Tile Plaintiff from
the Defendant
Il anpsarng#on affidavit fled ahig suit, thatthe
saiR Defendant is not resident Of this State he is
herebr Feguirdi to appear here within ore month
after due publication Of tins order and do what il
Necessary 10 rfolrcth his interests In this matter
Ii il further DIFFERED that copy hereof be published
orcea week fHr idur Successive weeEs in The yir-
giRa Free PfAss, and posed at the front door Of
NE Court Ho4se ef his County oh the first day Of
the next CouIAy Court 81 Jefferson.
A copy-Teste, r.. III BROWN,
August A. 1853. CLERK.
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The8CharlesaoryEl E84p5t. J

fEyIIE ndersgnadh have lorinda d co3BafsnershiFs
IL Sin thR management and isisihess of the
Charestowh Depot, and hopellie iiaeFhi patronage
ana toEfdAnce extended e ahe did firm, snay BID
continued iD HE new WesaFe pgrDakessfo aIs,rsi
every facility f1r trausacting ali &
Receiving and Forwarding Business
- The shoAest notice and ii the nipst ruhctusl
manner.
We are determined to lea9e no efk.t ay.sraraa
to accemmaaai the ED and ali the lneiv Cnsteraers
who may fageH us with their psara1gae
We viii Asep constantly Oh hand aiarze assort-
entoi aFsRrles sa1ble 70 ihf wants If the farming
Sill. II HFIgH, TAR, PL1sTER. ~
vaieh wl seld on The very lesesF teams fer eas
or exeaaaaHsa i9r any marketable commodities
Is ~ IT. ~ Sc furnished p erller, when de-
siIsr ~. MOORE y BROTHER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

Ih ToHyaaneat and Fancy Ball,
~ tlae seymour House,
WI cam III on fAe 26fh eF Agkas.
August / 81 MI
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4. u HAMMOND.
L'|&|' 4, 'sSt-IF ns>rtf I'M. vi
<<uot1,-Fissl SURELY q GOOD fP sugar, i.si
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

TIME undersigned desires to make known that
levy has been made, J IS a member Of his aWily-
thatshe has never received any ala firm The conn-
H and shall not do 50 as long as be is able 10 provide
for her which he hopes ID Be as leng as he lives.
JAMES w. LEAKIN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18
TcstiIlaaniaIs.

4s WiseaEs4ER, May q, is52.
We, the undersigned. being solicited 10 give oar
opinienas 70 the charaeter and Standing Of the In
sur@nee c 9mpany fine Valley Of Virginia, have
no hesitation in saying that We have The: Utmost
coafdeEce 10 he abilily and integrity Of fhe
President and Directors 81 THAI Company.
The tact lhaiwe have insEred our own properly
in the COMPANY. is psfiaps the strongest evidence
we can give as 70 our opinIaa Of It's merits.
/ J. HI ShgRa1aD, Cash Farmers Bank u Va.
!, Hon }. NJ. Mason. u. s Senator.
Jacos SESsESEY, Esq, Merchant Winchester
Il. A TipRALt. Presil Of Bank ofValiey Of Va. I
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Z

@ ARIls
{ N n ESs Is ~ 4 EfS 3. lTssiid Hes paeif
w fsF#a ne Citizens Of GharltsfsRn a1d Fiefais
IL. thar ahe Il now engaged infeakhihg npon the
PIaNfJ#Hna desikes he 81 :Fanagd # eenerons
naissa s, zsiIT sslsf lsfge instructions ID Vocal
Mnaie. A1ay z, 1874
T.Ts al: "a K y - WbdM respectfully
iafs.ribl te ps,flic tat ny re- Cieam Saloen il
s5sif eAssea sv.d viii At ali ri.ne$ keepon hands
~ +, ss3N,fsf fafses4.knent fia~dred Is Anjt The
tastes fhll. IA n A.H.SeIAst1' !:
Aiar n 1913
Ia la7z 1l lAn.i aas* idst rsss ", Il
FRA, hssaf ne g Fruits. rlrpng wnsss VIII
~ f0ia# pi4e Nf7aass { 4 ~
Fises $3.50. 81 to
10 81 4. u BROWN.
<iEs.s As ~ n
1 1'3s 81 q + L Is' az Abls Esits L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

GHEESE-Fresh Cheese. ID store and for sale
~ By r. Il. BROWN.
August
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1853. Tx notice. 1855.
no THE CTTIAENs or cffAkLEsToV
4 The Cofn6fstihi Tx isdhe AID II bose Gar
have not paid her last yaazs ~ vfli Y eallEdt
On ipr fhe txo st1ss, G. q. BRAGG.
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TaE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
~. |nl t| re<fsc,1o.- dealers s11lfs,'y lSlcosh-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

CifDER FTNEGAR.- -io bis q pure cider vim
~ esar (Warranied) Just received b.
Joll 81 g. l. EBY 8 SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

5; ] e !; II il ! IN Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

5 HSdoT1' " REgLr. said Ang5 e
Or. Hoo1and = German Biiiers, manufactured
xby DR. Jackson. are nov recommended BY some Of
abe maSt prominent members Of he faculty as an
artislc e npcia efficacy in cases of lsmale weak
thess ksEiefs Advantageous ~ their health as we
know ifola psnslce the salasary eHses they have
rsnass = - - s,rsf.sn,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-16

up with villages just started, and the
whole country wears a revived aspect,
which undoubtedly finds its origin in the
increased value ofland and ready sale. Of
all klnds Of market produce. When will
our "old Putnam awaken upto sense
of her backwardness. in internal i'm.
provement and get rid of the inactivity
which is emphaticalIy ''the sin tha, so
easily beseis u.s." do hope in all con.
science, that when our energies do
start into action, that our over-cautious,
Indifferent, back pulling community, will
receive such an almighty kick, that they
will awake "once," anyhow, to hear tho
"bullgine" whistle, if il should scare
them to death, even before their time
comes. Yours, &c,
j. ELIAS W, DIMOCK.
JAMES MACKENZIE, Esq.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-16

0F HONORABLE Jacob Finn, Judge of
the Criminal Court of Cincinnati, was
brought before the police court, the
other day, and fined thirty dollars and
COSTS, for an assault upon John Jolifa, a
member Of the bar Of that city. II seems
that The latter had taken a pery actiue
stand in favor of the impeachment of the
Judge, and the mex, morning Finn met
and gave HIM drnbbing. Joliffe said
he did not see Finn, when he struck
and knocked him down, and until he bad
20, up and seen him, his impression was
that he had been run dorm By an cypress
tOagon! The Judge must have drope on
with whereas Lima Argus.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-16

The article in the last Kalida Venture,
"GilsoD's Defence" which we are de-
sired to copy, is respectfully declined
The newspaper controversy winch IT
would provoke, from its personality, is
not within The limits we have assigned
our paper. Gilson's defence, published
by US some weeks since, by request, was
not considered as in any way rejecting
on the editor of the Venture, or it would
not have,been inserted Defiance Dem
Well, well, friend Green, ifGIson,
Colby s. Co., say they won't stand it
tha, you shall not publish it, and that il
you do they will raise fuss about it, we
do not insis, that you shall do the "fair
thing" and let the public see both sides.
As to the personality Of the article, the
one who perceives none in Gilson's de-
fence and does in our reply, is gifted with
peculiarly impartial vision. But the
personality charged OH us-if il exists
is in the acts Of ellison & Co., and
| "'Ts they that say it, not T.
sThey did the unhoy deeds which find me words
Wo sincerely regret that the limits
Col. Greene has "assigned'' his paper dc
not permit him to rebuke the wrongs tba
exist in his party, in his own Language
and manner, if not ours, as well as simpl.
10 defend abstract principles. But prob
ably the Colonel's course is the best, a
least, considering his local position.
The Democracy Of Henry in ,hei
county convention, Of Putnam in theirs
and that Of the Representative District
composed of both counties, have spoke
in becoming tones Of severity of Gilso
and his acts. Were this the language @
conventions and presses generally, dis
honest politicians would hesitate for pei
sonal and selfish ends 10 force :otten ar
pointmen,s upon this or any other admin
'istraiion. 81
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-16

OrTowA.-We are requested TO call
atteniion to the location by DR., g. T.
Pomeroy ofseveral acres, by way of adj
Ji'5n, TO the town Of O,towa, along the
and in the vicinity of the location Of
DAYTON and Michigan Railroad, and
opnding The projected depot. The lots
b 2lialhlg situated, and when the Rail-
IS completed, must become exceed
-s,l valuable. They are for sale.
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Vermont Election.

BURLrNGroN, September 7.-At the
election in this State, yesterday, no
choice vas made &r Governor by the
people. fairbanks, Wing, has large
plurality. The Wing vote is reduced,
and the result will now depend on the
Legislature, which will run very close.
The Temperance question operated to
such an exten. that it is very hard to tell
the true stale Of parties.
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AWFUL AFFAIR Our county has been
made the scene Of tragedy the result
of bad and unregula,ed passions OF most
melancholy character. On the third inst.
Levi Chapman, a young lad OF about IL
wears Of age, went TO the house OF David
LYON, his brother inlaw, 10 get some
-four. The barrel was not easily opened
and he began to break il violently, TO
throw the flour about, storm and swear.
Mrs. Lyon demonstrated, and was an
swered with abuse. Hearing her utter
cry Mr.. Lyon went to the outer room
where she and her brother was. Chaps
man ordered hlm back and on his not
popp proceeded to throw stones and
6ricx bats al him, and when Lyon
stepped forward to place his hands on
the iniuriate boy 10 restrain him, he
stabbed Lyon, so that he died from the
effects Of The wound on Sunday last.
The knife penetrated through the liver
and the wound closing Immediately mort
i6cation ensued. Chapman by the mis-
taken lcnity and kindness Of the nearest
magistrate was allowed to escape, anc
whether or not a successful effort can be
made for his arrest we are not advised
On Monday last, under the direction
Of JOHN PARRISH, Esq, the Coroner,
most mottem examination was made o
The body. and the Cor0ner's Jury returned
We do find that the deceased, DAVE
Won. came TO his death by violence
md that his said body has upon il tn
lowing. mark and wound inflicted b
III Chapman, late Of said county, AM
ch the jury do find caused the dealt
ii soid Lyon, TO wit: One cut or stab b
i,nife in The right eide Of the abdomen
one inch in breadth and about two inche
in depth" :,
We regret 10 state that report add
there is evidence that the deed was
premedIlated aci, that this is moi the frs
offsnce against law of which young Char
nan has beer guilty, and some clrcuq
s,,nces related TO us exhibit him as a
tafeeling bloody>minded rufian, who
unchecked 10 his career now will ad
oiher deeds Of outrage and violence
tho vilful murder Of his brother'ln-laW
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Railroad Enterprise.

Gr The proceedings of a meeting in
Findlay, to take measures TO build a
Railroad from Cleveland. westward
through Ohio and Indiana, TO Paris, in
illinois, passing Findlay, Kalida, &c, on
its wav, is crowded ou, this week. but
viii appear in our next. We should be
Glad 10 have the enterprise successful.
As will be seen by our advertising
columns, the Pendleion and Gilboa folks
are not idle in railroad matters.