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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24
IUE HOMESTEAD BILL.


We d to think Senator HusIts did
notcafe for the success Of his sulslit.fe
further q vas the means Of Knowing IA, The
abominatle Homestead. We come to this cpnclu-
sion from The laes'h4he did re, utter wot 10 It's
favor or ~ ezplanatid It's provisions
Weknow moi 70 which 81 our contemporaries We
are 70 credit The subjoined remarks on the souan-
dering system. We adopt them f5r their trti,h aud
sptness
Whsn he dsnagoggss o6 R8ms p4Sertspb 40
who we're too lazy 10 work for them Win TINS
distribution they were not satisfied. They uad re-
ceived land without labor and they must have corn
on The sans terms Their ciamors were not I'M
Needed. The bread that industry earned was put
into the noah oiidleness: and the punderings Of
the treasury purchased the votes Of the populace,
when there was no longer land to buy them with
The inevitable results OF such policy are written
"a ne desclation 81 Tie City Of the Caesars. DO
the lights Of history hold up their warnngs TO our
people ia vain Are they to be forever deludsd
~ The senseless tlamors Of agraFian sm usder The
ruish bf democracy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24
rERnAM.s GREAT CIR ENTERPRISE.

Notwithstanding the thousand aud One reports to
III, contrary. this great enterprise, see has been
fourisAihg like green bay tree, Ia the present
issue we publish the proceedings Of the Sharehole
ers, in Mass Meeliax, held on the 27sh Of Jaly Nv
They are Of the most interesting character, and
will repay careful perusal. Mr. Perham's card
also should claim the atieaiioa OF all, being liberal
in The extreme, and cannot tail TO ensure the sale
of he remaining tickets in very limited time
Srnd 10 orders for tickets without delay, aid thus
hasten the desired ecusummation OF the enterprise
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24

ey-rhe appropriations made BY Congress. at lis las,
session. amount 10 Ssssts.OoO. The appropriations
ssysthe w sshingtOa eorsespOndsnt Of the New York
Courier. are BY Car the heaviest ever made in single
year They are sreaier than during any one year Q,
the Mexcan war tia, 1914 or TIA, Of the Revo.
luon. They greater sAan the aggregate ofexpea.
dture during any year q The administration 1 Gea.
Taylor and Mr.. Fillmore. when the enormous debt d
the war had q be provided for, nvolEag snnnal in,
terest 81 four and hall million o. dollars when four
millions Of dollars year vere required Ser the install.
meats dus 20 MsKico-when the army had 70 be moved
o., uRon twosxtended lines Of roatier, and nuneroas
posts established, and when theva nan1iled expenses
Il the war bad 70 Be adjusted AID paid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24
TO Farmers.

II INVITE the al sntion -of persons wishing 10
III purchase LAND. to ihose ia the vicinity IL
Washington CITY. There is no place where the
farmer can receive so great profits for his Labor
aud expenditure as In this market X offers espes
cial inducements 10 men at moderate means, as III
small tract heEe will WELD him. ii converted into
Dairy. Gafleh or Poultry Farm, taIehle for the IN
vestnacnt thai ii would whsre attention alone Is paid
to wheat aud corn and will cost not half the labor
have now for sale L large M l.her Of FARMS
in the vicinity oftae elty of various quantities,
ftoal 40 10 500 acres which lean offer on very ae
terms Persons wishis z 10 purchase
viii apply ID psfson al hi letter (pnsl- paid to
JAMES j MILLER.
August 81 1SSF St N ashington City.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24
PUSHING: A CANDIDATES.

several q The D,soerasic papers beat u hsviss
.oi..tioa Sor Governor in October. and 39ciiy q
q. writers are psshiag Issav A. WIsr Is 'the naA
q, ~ n,,,s. We never hear bis name butwc think
II IL s,uii1eht snee tArllinsly ssuadey By him
NJ, h w.s rsllyiag the god nea Of he eountry-
81, Uaioa e he whiss fsr the sake q the unea.
A. he gentleman himself 10 logger haaai that noble
ussy h the breeze. Why shoald not the Whies stand
~ 4 tat rseche Il wherever Mr. wlsr ras his voice
kr noasra De,noeracyg Il vss eoaqusrtag phrase
,h-,-whv .ho,li il lssl aou
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24

n
(. n. ls,;.. sh,ss ensinses q dir csmP-ny' y =
crs.4. "a. ~. made very unsatisfactory 49, :
49, /. ss ,or,els and dr. line ssieeisd iOr ne ho.s
w., /, s..a ne Middle line has beea selected A.
- le.siur GeorEstoss. passes sesr Drossr. hs''
q ,....s, n. risrs between The POionae snd koek
shere. III onrk he Eastern part Of Rockville
III I, esf q lie sssar Loaf oaHtain unth q CT 'se,
n, p.lmors .ud Ohio Railroad about miles y ess q
ths Mo.otsey yiaduet.
Thu, isr our regioa q country u Pafiea.ry ia'tie.
e. Tie sav.nf.ses viii occur to the nino q e's.y
reader f.iIinr with the repis. From GeorEe.oNa :.
"a, olnf De distance i sonsthing over y
os.s.s,sRs % Frederick CITY g. . miles. 'na h0n
r;<orSsiovu 70 Hsgsrssown y. miles ss isPo''
s.vs DAT de las from Gsolgstowa 70 the pau@o''
"a okio R,n Rosa = exnenely favorable one 20
Il. ssb1 AID eeononiesi Haaspoftstioa o. passenger
- fr:irhf Thin part a shs Rosa VIII cot over o''
4 doIlass. aad slas a. ely sb0ai '9os h-s'
ss ..,,,.,-.r,,,nvt
49,. ss.t q ch.aler.surr. sAippen.ba,r
-. xrisbarg and here ii meets The great
Ecsit5 irsiis Rad Road leading West.
r.swsh i fast passing away. and the most fsvOra-
xhss~of IL nay be lost before the work . eon-
"a. unless he enserprisng and liberal business
Afiners On thc fouss shall soon besiir themselves
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24

WuEsv. The farmers have had their an,icipa.
lions Of high prices for this years crop 50 greatly
elevated thatlhere Is a general disposition among
them TO foid back der figure somewhat In keen
ing with their expectations. The result Of his i
an absolute scarcity Of wheat IN the Wheas-erowinr
districts, and one or two parcels hare lately been
sold iron Baltimore be returned 70 the interior a
the country in order 10 keep the mills there IA
operation. Flour has also ieceptly been sent tfnm
Baltimore 10 Cambefia1g: and corn 10 Frederick
and Hagerslown. These singular transactions. re-
vershg The usual course Of trade indicale that me
farmers leelihe independent position il Viii lhe
high prices and ready sale ofiAeir zs, years erups
has placed them. and thatthey are impressed with
the idea that By holding back they will secure a
higbe- market later In the season. Oar fSricultn-
risis though always prepared i0eondemn city spec
nla,ors arc not themselves above heeEciiFlg bail
and generafy plunge iulo the strife with an eager
ness aud exclement thar Is particularly calculated
10 ins1re defeat Ia business especially calling for
coolness and close calculator What viii te
the resn Of their present noVsment We DO not ven
,ure even TO guess bnt Il i eesialn that there will
be.Icsers some where Beiiincrs AaaniceA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24

L b
tn r-Splt ae .orsins 10 trse daily certified re-
turns appeafs therefore 10 gi'e g Alex anaer New
co,er - aisriiy oloas volel Ithereiore. on Mon
dav lthe IN instant declared Alexander Neweona-
er ID be the Sheriff dulF eiecFf bas LOG ieate
To subnitlo your Worshi7stN nsa gtea1 oolDt
andconsiderapon as to ny Pecise GUY unoet .ns
circuinsiances and sill haveo maeh doubt mai
ask leave 10 sutsnit The faei 10 your Wofships,
that il am wrong Imay yes eostee 'ea IN 'ne fe-
on he poll book OF or fore II APPEARS that at
Inc bottom oflAe seead Pseoi th a: book, the mum
Der Of votes fol Alex Newcner are stated 70 DC %
on the next mage the numhe carried up is 81 and
vel The r-snit Of 81 votes "a Newcomer seet1s TO
have been attained BIZ addintin 81 and net IS, and
have haen urred 10 osrrecrheir certificate and
fe de AGAINST tie untsf oil il that precinct for
Alex Newcomer, and regafg The number as enc
less or 50 yoIes-this would Toduce tts between
the canaida.es, apd rfq.Js -saee.'slen oy lt-oy
- ~ .SkaaTure, carsf.I, as4 Pafa5
tui eoasidefaIidt t6gty. asye come 10 the con-
elusion that lha n0rieht 10 Do this
ist Because am not Judicial but min sie-
rial agent. as link Lhaye no right to alter, an
nut correct OF sry from the certificates as reinra-
ed TO me
Pad. B-cause.f we're 10 assume that au,hori.
", might AFT cntrarg TO the truth OF the case
tiritmay be ihaihe Hsgbey Il correct, and the eT-
tor may have bee iD oniiiag rotey's name.
! Bird. Because I alter the number certified be-
cause Of error oithe lace ofthis poll | must cor
rect all the errot supposed erross on the face Of
.the9osher polls ad this might involve the consid-
eration Of illegako,ers kaown 10 m., OF proved to
me. and tails wqd open the door TO a manifest
niseonstruciion the law, which does moi make
me a Judge. but mere returning officer of the re-
suits according ttthe returns % sworn officers act
ing 10 their respective precincts.
I have thoughl therefore, that had no right 10
go bshind the ctii6cates for any purpose or cor
rection, ame1dmni or alteration Therefore have
though with muh hesitation, and great delihera-
ton acted as | fought my sworn duty demanded
Of me, and mustrhioS myself upon all fail jadg-
ing men for the priiy Of nv motives, and my truth
fulless when fssy that have been actaaledfas
far assI know simply BY INV sense ofduy, in Civ
ing tie return b Alexander Newcomer and not
considering the 81 ciion as tie.
JAfDB VAN DOPFN In
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24

tY- The Know, Nothing organ ia Norfolk ssss
thai he account given By the correspondent Of tie
Ez1miler which We Published few days ago If
the mysteries aud ptin ciples Of the Know Nuit-
ing organization, isan inter fabrication. Wesus-
pected as much, as no faith can be reposed in the
revelations Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. secret AZ
sceiatioBfoi which he is member, when the pre-
tended revelation itself is living evidence OF his TO-
tai disregard Of a solemn voluntary Obligation
Il may be Interesting TO the fraternity 10 inis re-
gion 70 learn that Parson Braalow has publishedt
card warmly commanding Tie principles and ~
jscis of their association. lie sats. and we .ssp-
pose be speaksfrom knowledge Of The facp II
pronounce the Kaow Nothing order The verfthi1g
Tor The age and counlry We live ia. They hiIeledt
the next President. And no admirel CT s1e Laws
and Constitution OF the government.-1f friend d
Professionalism Of souad moral and tonsesyative
PRINCIPLES either in religion or polies need hest.
tate for ode moment, 10 20 into fhe gr1tr.
We know nothing OF ID N ouFseiveg but We VII
do tbem justice say thartie practical results u
their movements, far,haTe been 10 the highe1 e.
gree worthy Of COMMUNICATION. They have gener-
ally elected 10 Office intelligent useful and indusa
irions men And 50 long as fhey do this, we shall
applaud their patriotism, no matter how Eids
we may differ from fhem as a other things BED
IONS defeat + aiir6uiaAls IN large measure 10 The
Know Nothing movement And The service they
have rendered the country "a this single Is quilc
enough 10 cover multitude Of sins.
[Pickmc=d Hzig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24
COUNTY jan.

There are nov confn,a IL ~ ~,
tried al the next Term Of our Circuit Court IN De-
tobef.
I'VE clip the above from the Frederick (Md)
Herald In the Jail OF Jefferson county there is not
a single prisoner for any offence whatever. This
speaks well for our county ltistrue, one declared
his independence on the 9TH Of July last. But be
wasnot native or resident Of the county
Esrre grz~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24
Aeademy Oflhl Aitation.
FREDERICK aTA MD.

FREDERICK III ND.
TIME cx5fcisex Of Tbs inlitdlln win recon-
j. menes Oh ~ Isl Aoday 4september next.
II 7s,ms d E1sdsP
Board and Euilion PER s1i1n, sTc0 90
Washing attending, g., 10 co
Music II Inc olsno, HIP Or Giiar. ferns an
additional thaIga Also, sssons he Spanish,
German asd Latin Lsagbges. tDrawi1g and
Painting s3e likewise exA chaSss Entrance
ice IS.
Esy- Ro79iers jsay The Trent a Fges semi.an-
nuaIly in ,Adyasee. Pups are r4eiged al any
lime during thl year aud ue charg4is estimated
from the dsIsuf tkeir entrslce.
Aagust;f 1878,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24
A MoSsrER IN HUMAN SHAPE.

Il
German. named Jacob Brenigar, is nov awaitI
his trial IN w Roming county, ia This STATE charged
with series Of offences that surpass IN horror ry
Of The tales which wives tell bad children 10 keen
them quiet Of giants who lived .once upon time.i
This Brenigar was formerly Baptist preacher id
North Carolina. While residing there he atiemptl
ed an outrage Upon his own daughter. His vile
made the fast known, and Brenigar, with his fam
ily moved over into Nyomjngs There he made
another arempt 70 RAPE his daughter. Shortly all
terWards. being iesiroas o. eh.ainirg arenewal bf
his license 10 preach which had been "a ken from
hin in North Carolina. he applied 10 hisiuife 10
reiract he charge she bad hrou I'll against him.
aud adnil that she hads sworn falsely This she r..
fused TO DO, notwithstanding he Inflicted heoutht
and severe Dealings upon her Al last finding
neither pfrsaaion threats, nor cnliiags would have
any influence. one night he pulled his wife from
the bed, and dragged her oyer piece Of new ground
full Of stumps, iniuring her So seriously that re
bird IN sherl time ale giving premature birlh 10
child Ms BfeEizar az frsi. refused f0tcll lhe
mode Of receiving her injuries but finding that
death was inevitable. made some Of The neighbbrs
acquainted with AZ The facts The husband vas
arr ed bat felssso oaaai, Waite nssrr bun.zfs
he made attenp, 10 dtcoy his niece. married Eo-
man. into SONG woods atfhe back 0f her residence
but she told her husband who pursued the rBfEian.
and would have killed him bal bis gun missed
Gre. IS
This siairmsni we hare obiaiacd from gentle
man, residing ia Tszevell, VII is eoenizanl Of an
the facts. Waat punishment is bad enough for SO
vile creature as this monster isl
TAbingtos Dsnsarai.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24
CHOLERA AxDIrs rREAfMRxr.

Az article o. ths cholera. originally appeared in
" New foi ! = Times, hich paper saws il was
written ~ o1e cf The most Distinguished phvsicians
IA thatcliy. The Conaeeticnt ssCourantp ia eonv-s
lng L, rrnafks that an eminent physician ia Hsr.-
iprt has Pioannced lilo bc tAe asi eoni,noa sense
afiicie he has sern on the subject Being thus
commanded 70 cur notice, we s1bmiucd i 10 al
exPensneed physician ia Washingtcn. who also
expresses favorable opinion Of il. We therefore
pi4ee before cur readers an exfract-Naf Iaf
We eoatent that no man has right 10 die OF
shoiera i he knows be is IN cholera atnosphere
4-no more flght % do il than be has 10 Jung irom
the Fooi o. four-story honse Choiera never strikes
4 man down Suddenly. Il Is preceded hy diar-
Fhoa, oiieH painless, lasting from twelve 10 fortv-
fight hours, or even to I've or sin day. which con-
Statutes legilmatey the hrst or premoai,ory stage
" iae disease. and is very easily cured
You ask how this Is TO Be done WHY II Is or
II Necessary for the patient 10 auiI his on work
rs soon As be discovers aay defanse 81 The
bowels 80 home, lie down. take good big sno-
tyne, say forty or city drops III landanunn ina liz
Ne watef Or one-third Of grain Of the suiphaIe 81
EnoEphene pat4 large mustard plaster over the alb
tomen, aod send Tor his physician. his doctor
Is sensible mana and al honest one, he will know
whether il IS necessary to repeat The dose not
10 all probability nothing more is needed The pa
eient should avoid any iced dTiaks, take as lille
food as possible for two three days and that
Nv Of the lightesI kind such as arrow-rool sage or
rice With little boiled pure milk CT crackers, or
dry toast soaked in 3iltle black tea.
Do this aud the disease eSarresisd at once; il Is
npped IN the bud but ifii Tning ptsmcni,orY
stage is neglected the painle .krrkcea IS changea
very suddenly intorice water isRhsSges both from
1.-THE stomach AMI bowels, audi 6JsSn lie Is
Bi9s'' slio4n s31 ss.---,-.--.
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TO rmR wORsIIIPFuL cs.URr or
BEnKEi.EY COUNTY:

J,rps VIZ .DoasS. the ofirer appointed d
yonr WussAips 10 osiaten1 the reee = eiec top
q SAerid fsf the cSsisF Al The Court House. ne
specifuiis reports
Thai he poll book q Ire saficrs Prec,uc,s we're
ret0raed 10 him ana upoa exemtna'sen ne results
vere f8and % be eersf1ei ny ths P1efss Se.n LIZ
sioaers, Coad ietoss aal Clerks and 70 due lorm,
C.,Suus Newc0~eR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24
JIG a

On Saalsy nisht fast. "a this town. JOHN RAN
DoLPH. son q Ais. Thomas Dobsoa, aged ! weeks
and days.
On SUNDAY naornins last aer nser ~ illness, Miss
MARTHA CUBS, an cid and most highly respected
Idly Of our eMnnnaaity, aged about 15 years
On Saturday last Mr.. JOSEPH COcKERlLL, sfter,
aserere and pfosracfe iaess leaving large family
and numerous friends wh1 venerated his virtues audi
most sincerely mcarn his iecease He was
of age and anons the Oldest Of citizeas
Ga the 5h u. tsas IN lafayette Indiana, Mr. JAS.
S. HOG ELlSs sgca 50 years and : DAY. formerly Of
Martinsburg
AT his residence ii Berkeley coul IN Monday last,
AIr. JARED MCDONALD. aged i6 years.
Ia Smithfsld. % he issh insl SELLY. ANN,
infant daughter of jefferson aad El{sbclh Y JONAS,
aged weeks and s days
Happy ihfaAi, early best =,
Rest in rescesul sl1mber Fess
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24
nsRAELEY siIERIFF.

The County Cou.t. on Tuesday week, having
annuled the election for Sheriff held on The 81 Of
August, another hes, viii come of on Thursday
next, tue slst vbca trust the people viii decide
the matter. beyond ali eavil, and give peace and
qnietness TO the county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24
Married.

Oa Tie s7ik Jaly. 81 Rev. Mr. white. SAMUEL
r. MARTS and Miss ANN MARIA FURR-sn q
Clarke e0nasy.
o. the Issk issiaist. " Rev SIR, Grifith. R0BkkT
JONES, q Bstoa, Massachusetts. and Miss ELLhe
c.EN0BLE, e l-suaoun rraaty.
On the i6,is instsat. e he Parscaars By Rev. Z.
Weltv. GEORGE II CANT of Monnfssilie. ard Miss
C0RNELlA TiLLE1Ts II Gum SpFing. Loudcan 60.
On the is,k instant b., Rev Roiani S. Dayton, Mr.
UPTON BRUCE ROSS. cf Allegheny coiiaty, Nd /,
ana Miss MARY GILBERT. dsashter u George Gil
bert. II lianpshife eoanty, Va.
Oa The i5th instast BY Rev X. Al Fink. JAG Ob y.
SHAFFER sad Mss ISABELLA Z. BARNETT both
of Msrtissbusg.
In TRINITY Sharch Ral,iTnore On The nth inst, BY
Rrr. Mr.. Stspheas6a. Rev WILLIAM JOHNSTON,
q WincArsief va aad VIRGINIA Lee ioarth daash-
ter Il the late Lewis Neill Esq 81 Jeersoa county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24

MsroRaLrY.+ I'VE understand that r. ri. Tow
ner. Esq, was unanimously elected, by ihs Beard,
Mayor Of SaepherdsiUwn. vice Col Jshg r. Ham,
tramck resigned. Mf. r. Is worthy efsljs Office.
and xill no donbi discharge his duties n that ca
paciiy As will easc;h0aor aud integrity ,n him
self as well asreadciiny geneFa satisfaction 10 all
aud everything that viii come uRfer bis hfiscic-
ffS,n- c,fruf - dr. Elrrfrk.r
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Notice,

rTdE N7iss roy due and enpaid, tssep Il shan
non 4 f5ih Ncyefnbes. 1853. - len ia ne
Bank al CaaFieett EA Tor ssaiection ffoli. IA s
lneBi is respectfully reqaeaed By.
GEoRde w. PETER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24

eEThe Charleston, s. C. News, ssys FIVE no
lice that such poiiods Of the Amercah pisSs as did
NOT spprove lie bomtardmeni Of Gfettctrn, al
though farerable 70 the general policy hfthe Ad-
minsiration, have heen charged by The exclusively
parry papers with having British instinclk sad SYM
Dafhies- Such journals would measure t4iriaiixA
By pDliiinai snrrfy They would make sias ish ODE
dienee 10 power The Test Of truthful criticism on
uuhlfc measufte -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24

III We have frequently heard The celebrated Ger
man Btters, seld by DrC. NJ, Iacson 100 Arch street
Philadelphia spoken II in terms 81 the highest
and oestly belicYh that il i one Of the
best medicines advertised fer the eompxins Tor which
II Is recommended. They eiaot 10 the taste and
can be taken under any cFeums,antes BY the deli
cate stomach. The press far and Nile have 6nited in
commencing this invaluable remedy for dyspepsia, de-
bility, &c aaa such are the hea5ng effects Of this pa
nacea, that hope II may be iatrbdaced every fam
lily where dyefepsiahas is likely 10 have victims
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24

FayaL AcclpGSr-On last Wednesday afner-
noon. youth, about u or f3 years Of sges son Of
MIR Fofde, who lives near the Blckeysioe$ depot,
was killed BY The western train ofears. ID Atsempt-
ing TO cross the railroad track when The Oars. at
full speed, were only few yards from hftaI he vas
caught BY The COW catcher and thrown stsFne dis
lance, receiving severe wound upon ~ breast,
from the effects Of which be died IN nv min.
MES = E,rrdfrief Hsrald
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CostNl4slaNgR OfFIcg.
GharlrslnWn AngnsfAs2 Il
Virginia, to- wit.


h the Circuit Couf; Of Jefferson County
flames ". Stephens, and I1e1y Euaas aag Aaaa lis
rts, s Plaintiffs
IIlif57N Siepi~ns HbStlagtoa BH SaQier, ------s
H1rr1soa and afarg AIa his MFR, t1is Mary 4H&
Sng1era Defendants
IN ClHANCERY.
FENfiiS cause came ontto be heard On ibis 29th
Il day oil aiay. 1881 upon the papefs formerly
read, aud was aTgnAl BY counsel On consiaesa.
zion whereoif Appearing that he last order Of rei-
efenee 10 the cause bias not been executed, il is ac-
lndgrd. ord red and 4erseea thai Commissioner
q luis ConTt DO ascdIiaib The lens iAe~4and de-
9rrr 3 IATs5 h. msnon-
himself drf med perffdsn1 AZ spstIafrv
By anyf the arries 81 winch NAV tie requlr
nsace DftallIat s.hs neiee et The tine ami
paess for oar sacees( 81 = 1s Giare 10 81 Free
tipr-shail he ~ Aeeks, and such pubIica
Dol'ce on'fhe parties IL CO. Ifyiee Of such
ROBERT r nipo4ya, s'
August p, 1851. :. hiso WV Clerk
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I-G Col. Faye,ie McMuilen- notwithstanding
the late abstraction OF his pocket book--iEjes not
cease 10 look after the public interests anS aS We
learn from The Richmond Wing, has a6iisssrd
letter TO the Fairmtnt Yirginian, in With" he
appears before ihe public as the friend ans adyo-
cate OF the nomination Of Mr. Smith fol GsFernor.
and the way helmakes The fur a from ihsshide OF
Mr.. Wise though his name Is not meniirisee, Is a
caution 10 all iatFuders and inierlopers.s This is
rich truiv A7 ~
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Local MlmoIanEla..

d VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY II here.
will be a meeting u - Valley agricultural Society ),
1t FERSoN fiAl q (Spirh Hailding l=ca Friday
the 25th instant
As business of importance Is he3transactcd al mem
bers are respectfully seques;ed to attend
4GEo. L WASHINGTON.
August 10, 1864. Secretary !
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HInneV Lost.

1sT al, Mensay last AZ ne lourt-H House, or
| near lila saiieo Purse. contaiAing a snail
-,rrn am s;asy in God and silver. AZ an not able
=, 10. he atnouneihe ndeF would confer favor
hvrssafniaisi u. BETSY SHEETZ.
SChasIeao@n, August "a, ISL
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fVB. W. B.aHaRB. ffon Danviile Val arrived
Al cambridge Ohio las, Thursday, 10 tletcarssnd
sooB after committed suicide By cutting Biz throat
Hsrpef< Ferry last Feek