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TUB FREE PRE88.
THURSDAY, Jt’LT «.
Th» PnwiJrnt, it ttrai, baa been ill—ami m
womkT. Hurried on. night and day, with the
harir of a travelling mnmgirtc. it is impoasiUlc
he aan bear up *u»<hr th- fatigwr. Hickory tho'
*w *"*. lW pria. iplre of drray dD'H* fYfth* ||%.
nrwoten with his a» with ail other human toa<
aititianj ami aii i-tenud round of exhibitions
muU wear him one Hun ly hia krefM-ra are not
aiming at hia doetruclioa, yet \t j, diliic.lt to rc
“* »** hrformc-. The magician can find no
tm ana of making hia miry into the Ptesitlculial
chair ao may, aa that of rawing the old gvntic
maa to make a ban! exit.
The Albany Urgency lair began their lyttru
of tactic*. The Argw« i» talking of a * National
('• .Trillion «f the Friends of the Administration,”
to nominate a candidate fur the Prrsidenrv. That
print might aa well choc out at once, mmI girt
tf.c thing it. right mum—a I on Hur. m Contra*
tmn. The fuerttimn is detrrmiurd upon, mid
**» PcoVlr *n* to he eajoh-d by a pc trailed con*
ccatratiim of “ piildic sentiment.*’ Kinder, did
)on ever aev a trrnt tickled’
-««m/
H‘< li:j>-Hid F.wj'iirvr boasts, a!»r.:t once iu
tlirci- months, U its ilnin/^rrtlcthtem ■ -its con
tempt .j( —wid of “A. Jackson" liating no
thing iu his gift width the senior editor would ac
rept. W c hate perf.-ri faith in line sincerity of
Uk- latter aaarrtiinu 'l*he jK.tmnage of the Vln
IginM Lx-giatature—« rinrein- of some thousand*
—and tin* err-dit of directing tlie politics of the
Plate—an- c« rtaiuly rtnwg c<H»-»id-c*ra-tiniis fin
turning ini his nose at anv thinr “A. Jaiisa"
: blight 11 link, proper to ofllf him.
The extract* puUiiktsl to-day, of the progress
of the Cholera through the Wert, pr.-e-m that
frightful disease to the mind in a form of deeper
and darker h'ur-.<r than any thing which ocronnl
lartycar. Though the j** uiK-nce i* now traver*
'"f rrgloci* h<Tetofore exempt, it i* ;<lvi making
it* rrronJ % twit to many place* We hutre no rva
• >n to caleul. tr, with any degree of confidence,
upon an exemption. Cleanliness and attention
tn diet, though not tafe-guard*, are certainly the
hurt palliative* Let u* nr to them.
The Cholera it almling It* rigor* at Wheeling.
Ck> the I'-Kh June, there were 4 deaths; on the
»th, 5; on the «lrt, 2; onth<-2Jd, on the «Jd,
4; on the 21th, 1; on tlie —jilt, 1 —ami no new
ea*e the .preceding 21 hour*
The Whet ling Gazette or June 29 my«: •« Wc
congratulate our fellow eitizen* on the entire dis
appearance of the Cholera in thi* place, no ea*e
lu»v ing oeeuned for several tlay* p**t. The town
iz now as healthy a* 1* u*ual at this season.”
A meeting of citizen* frieitdly to the election of
B. W. Lima to the Ptvsideurv, ha* been called
In Mecklenburg count v.
The la.*xingtou Union lunmCiuau* Pxvtox
M*area aa a suitable person fur the office of Go
vernor of Virginia.
A writer iu the Richnrmd Jeffersonian nomi
nate* KoazBT Aliex, I'.*,, of Shenandoah for
the office of Governor.
We have received the first number o» Mr. Ruf
1 M PtUlM’ Rni(m.n It fuUj merit! the
encomium* passed opon it. We otter it for U*e
inspection of the public, ami w ill take pleasure
Ill aiumg its cirtulidiou.
Having been fre.pnn.lly asked for hdormaCiou
oa liie aulyocf, we are inducts] to copy, for tin
bt-nefii of I be (Kildir, (Im: folio* iug lulvrrUscmmt
from tbc IWliitn nr j»e|« re. We think tin: rotn
|<any could not »|K*tid a dozen dollars Imter, Uum
by authorising tie to publish it—the «hnh- year.
Trnulling on thn Baltimore and Ohio R*U-naJ.
WKtrwuDLt—from Baltimore.
Far Frederick and the Point of Rocks, a
trata of cars at 51 morning. For Frederick,
a e*t at 3 afternoon,and a car at 5 afternoon!
I <»r Cllicott’s mills, a tram of cars at 9s mom*
,:,J* ft Inin ftl 21 afternoon (Returning
to BaJtioaorc at 54 afternoon)—aod a car for
Filicott'i at 51 afternoon.
iutsudu—for Baltimore.
Froth Frederick, a ear at 61 morning, ar
riving in Baltimore at I noon, in time to ena
ble thn passengers to dine, and ta!.« the after,
noon boat for Philadelphia. From the Point
•f Rooks and Frederick:—A train of cars
starting from Frederick at 9 morning, and
from Uw Point of Rocks at It) nun. after 8_
A car from Frederick at 4 4 afternoon—and
from the Point of Rocks at 90 min. before 4.
From F.Uicott s mills, a car at “4 morning,
and a train of cars at 54 evening.
Arrangements have been made by which
persons wishing to visit the Point of Rocks or
Frederick, can go to either of those places
and return to Baltimore on the same day_
leaving the Point of Rocks at half past three,
or Frederick at half after lour, and arriving
at Haitioxare a little after eleven at night.
Parties arishmg to engage an entire car are
requested to tn .ko application at the Ticket
Office on tlir day previous.
Office of Transportation, )
U fc (X R. R. Co. June, 1*33 J
!.<**« of Steim Roots, by Fire.—We have just
t ad a letter addressed to Messrs. Knox K
M’Kee, dated |.oumii!«, June 9*Jd, adrtsingof
the fatal loss by firt of three fine .Steam Boats,
while lying at the wharf of that eity, on the
night previous, vhi.—The Sentinel, loaded
ready to sail naxt more mg for N. Orleans.—
Tlie Rambler, just arrived from the Wabash,
witk full load of Whiskey, I.ard 4m. Air.—
The Dtlmhine, witk alxeil fO tons of Oroceries,
out of the Belfast, for Cincinnati, Maysville
and Portsmouth. The loss fa Boot* must be
about $30.000.—Cargoes not estimated, but
»ery valuable. We did not Isaro whether
either of the Rooti or Cargoes were insured,
n«>r how it is vupp>«4 tlie fire originated —
N'joe of these boats were owned in tin* place.
V [ H keeling Timet.
We learn by a private letter from Madrid,
under date of the 1*1. id April, th»t tbc
Marquis of Casa I a no bad dee lined the ap
pointment of Minister to tin* country, and
that the King, either from offence at his refu
sal. it tor some political reasons. had etsUd
him to \ alladoli-1. ( Bmtvn Akirtwr.
Opposition l.tesr —It is so wonder thst a
man engaged in so Inerwtivs an employment
ae that of the wandering pper, l.ould meet
a rival. A new piper has made his appear
ance Down Fail,jn>tHi| tSrou/ti «rrffral til
* poking up the rfctoo and tallu.z himself
Ike real Simon Pure.
_The JKmrkele.
tunniii, i**i ».
P1X>CH —Yrstrnlav the v^m prtee uf Hut*
**■ t 'J Cnn«i.h rwble lots of stared flow
•m j*rieed Ml On amt 3 «*♦. Wcwmwd
sias-ti uf mi) sale* trout sbevs.
■Ainmit, n-«i S9.
n/)l'R—The wagon price of freak flour k*
| leta Wtifi irmly $3 Jo per kid.
, -
ln t aiiugtnn. fc-ataeltT, of the prevailing ru.
j iliuiif. <>n the I'Hh of last aanwth, Mr J iwa* >f
Hanwa, formerly of this place, m the VTih yeai
‘ of hia age. '
« The tk-veaftd a as the ann .d Mr. James Rrmo
I of this place, sml ass a young gentleman id esli.
inside rhatwrter. anil noble qualities >4 h.art \t .
. Ust week laiKUshed an til .art from ... ho
I »**?•** *** be gave II, ,|iMislliti| turtun ol
J dittrrat * h‘«It Ite *irrrwTliii
wae dated on On- Mali u|t At that period, hr
wau animat.sl by the Christian's Iwte and eraifi
•l -ne. ; and e.ne.l twvparrd Tortile fate In whirl
hia friends and neighhura had been ik stiuesl. I|,
urk.iitd on the minting of tlie I'HI., and die,'
a^r^Vr'i 7 Terrura found him tti
the faithful dlsrKai-fe <d those humane at lent i, so
I to the smk wmI dying, wlurh «m an i.iurh nt-t-de,
( Ml the miilM id the awful pestilence. His rela
| *}'•■* ,M”1 in.-n.ls have this aniart- for their grief,
dial In? was kmliiig a |NN*r anti blamelrwa liTe, mhI
wa. ptrlornti.ig the work of a “good S*u.«i-i
lain
AFFBBNT1CBS.
®r two boya, from 13 to l.i yean o|
mg*, of industrious habits, and pov.es*.
jedof a pretty good English education, will
be taken at the Free Press Office Bo* a fruit
the country will be preferred,
i July 4, 1633.
FRESH BUBPlQglCTjiB
MMaran^re, ^
AVX> OOVraOTlOVAATi
Jt'ST received and for sale by
•i.vi)ut:ir hoods.
Charlestown, July 4, 1633.
Rafts! flags */
TIIF. subscriber will exchange merchan
dise for any quantity of clean linen amJ
cotton BAOS. KICK'D WILLIAMS.
Charlestown, July 4, 1633.
SIO XBWAKD.
jCJTOLF.N fro*n mt stable, in Charlestown
^ "’I”* VI omuruuy me Mn Of JUDC,
; • 8*MUs alKMit half worn, with the emu tie some
rubbed, and the akirta made of rather i».
J different leather; also, a double mu, stiff-bit bri
dle a martingal, and blanket. 1 will rive ter
dollars reward for information which mar Irad
to Uie detection and conviction of the lluef, or five
• dollars for the recovery of the article* Moll-n.
_ , , SAMUEL HULL.
July 4, 1SJJ.
! ~
I "ISII to purrhate a Negro Woman be
■■ ,ween *“ *nd 23 years of age, who under
stands perfectly all kind* of house work,
washing, rooking, kc. For such au ooo, a
liberal price w ill be given.
„ F. A. KOWNSLAIL
Smith held, July 4, 1833_3t.
PL.AJVK!
PL.I.VA / PInlaVA / /
THE subscriber hat a quantity of season
'd M-A *4 it f°r >wle, of a good quali
ty, such as 4 inch, 4 inch, 1 inch, 14 inch, 14
inch, 9 or 3 inch.
SHINGLES,
JOIST—»ucha» 19 fort, 14 feet, 16 feet,
IS feet, nnd 90 feet
Two aetuof HOUSE LOOS, 36 by 30.
SOABmjHG, pine and poplar, 3 inch,
4 inch, 5 inch, and 6 inch.
6,000
The above articles will be sold low.
CHARLES HARPER.
•I EAnt of Mstitero
Remaining in the Post office at si.ep
hrtdttoaii, 1st July, l%33.
AS I! Michael Ket viler
; John Ambrose jl Antliony Kcvea
Joseph Al»ip iiJohuKerr
Joseph Atkinson I. Hamuel Knott
j George Anderson X» M
! Cratno Brant Col K Lucas jr
j James Brady David laitfci ty
I James Rod | James Lrmeti
| Katy Blue | Thomas l-rinmcn
| John K Bond 1 Ann McKIroy
, James orKdward Bowen Wm Miller
John 9 Reran ( hristr^her Middler
Milton J Brown ►< apt M McKay
Mark Hliocoe Joseph MaMnrran
Henry Buck {John Matthews
Mr*. M«n Baler John I. Moore
Ssml S U.lt (barber) John Morgan
Jacob Brul.-rker Jacob Miller
Ret. James Black 1 Join* Melvin jr
I tan I By era John 8 Monro
O D t Joseph Moore
Thorns* G Clayton | Jf Q
James Goner 8, Beniamin Needham
Mary Ellen Cooper * I Gerhard Otta
Lyman Cooke p
George \ Copeland Mrs Susannah Power S
Thomas II Cooke Michael Power •
Mrs Ann Ihraghetiy n a
u‘<Jnn"r,Jm1. J C Robinett
Itiehsrd DuffleM M B Richards
„ , B .1* Hamuel Ruckle
Hamm I F.nele t barles Howe
lie*, kish Ford William C Itandall
Mirbijel My an , H.nrv Rotter r
Mrs Ann Fra neeway , \\ dliam Uee.1 jr
O' H Jacob hmall
Horlor Grj Covoting John J Sayre
Joseph E Garland John Hhar» r
S.ilurnon Grove j Henry L Hands
Jacob Gooding William «*|iortt
Mr Humrirkhouse Mrs Martha Shove
George Matin Martha Sappington
, Jaefd. Ilnke Mary A StnngMlov
St. George Hunter John Show
lewis Mca.trt Robert Slevnmonds
John flill ip w
iUmt7 » uml-dl
Her. W dhain Hank Anthony 1‘urner
Jasne* 11 end nr k. I f«,ma. TKnr-.Urrgh
. J X Margaret Weabry
J-My Jones Elizabeth Williamson
Mr* f lary Johnston Mary Whiteman
Re*. W hi Knott HoIoukio Wad*
George C P Kraulh
JOIIS T. COOK(71, ». w.
July 4, UU.
REMOVAL
THE undersigned respectfully informs his
friend* ar«d former customers, that he
has removed fits shop to hts former stend, op
posite Hamuel Htone's tavern, where he ha*
and uilends keeping oti hand, a supply of
SAODXJSS,
F9r idle §, Hnnifti, Jte.
He iatters himself ha eaa and trM sell aa low
as e«ti be bought, and hopes, by strict atten
t«ou tu busmese, to merit a share of public
pair mage. It 8. FARNSWORTH.
( Hunt.fie Id, June 37, l?JJ.
MLrimi 0f
EVl AIMING in the PMtOfice at Harpers
Wm try, Va., om the 30th of Jane, IK».
■!»u a ^ f Jacob Hawkins
.. .rTMUw** | Aon House
1^“* A*U J John M Hayden
I Jn*ob Akudt \ James Hook
»e-H.elAdem. Baptist Hopper
| W« Anderson { Job a Hagen
Jane K. Anniu < ^ j
L Win Amt i Joseph Jones
Samuel B Anderson | \\ **hingtoa Irvine
iI Thomas Jenkins
John Bridgman $ Patrick Jones
James Boothe, sen j Edward Joy
J i>r. M m K Brook* • David Jones
James k Henry Budca > »
K Murgoyne { B Kimpeon
Hugh BruUy • Mr Koonts
> ! Barnes > Taos Kiagaw
i }J*baiy Brody 2 ] Patrick Kelley 2
J Jonitheo Keeverly
C hristopher Babaosy | Martin King
J Sam’l Keplmger 3
Michael Butler 2 J Hugh M Kirk
James Burke 2 t John Kaughili
Heury Brown t John Kccher
John Best 5 p Kept
F Beckham « *
M Bntenburg 2 Nancy Ann Lops
Joseph Brittain J John Laflerty
M Hruonahan 1 I-awrence Landrigan
John Brown * Mary Leamy
Miss L II W Bond | Alary I .ennui
Jaoirs Buruo J Michael Labey
Peter Bird fW mLegmrno
M. Brown ' Mary Laver
• Harriet Burke J George Leps 2
Benj Bell | Wm U Lcuooa
j Sarah Butler i Timothy Lannahan
| Martha Bmudus J Janie* Lung
Harriet Hma J Sarah Lea
„ O J George E Lea
W m Collins i Edward Lucas
Edward Coumrey j John Lemaster
Alfred Crugar j James Last
J K J Clamper < Wm laiog
John Coll 2 \ John Lcalhy 2
Lemon Curry S John Laing
I* Cunningham i Easier Lewis
Sam'l Cumpton 5 Hester Lewis
Mr. Crusoucr | John Larkin
John Corkcrry 2 $
P Casptrly 1 Dan’l Murry
| James Clinton 5 John McBridle
Andrew Colvin 5 II Mills
Suiiuu C onnelly £ John Milton
George Cumpton t Win McGreggan
Thos Coylo * Sam i McClary
Patrick CurUn | Owen McCall
Nicholas Carroll S John P McGuire
Patrick Caithy J Jos McPIierson
Peter Clurk $ Frances McKcwcr*
Lawrence Cudahee \ Patrick McGlocklin ‘J
James Creran \ John McBride
llenry Crampion 2 2 M McConuell
Janies Callcn i John McLaughlin
James Crawford S Wm McCoy 3
Edward Coadan 5 Allen McLee
Patrick Colwell 5 Patrick McCarthy
Betty Cumforct >. II ir»in UrUrJ.
! Martin Cotter < Feli* McKcwitt
j Thoa Crawford i Edward Meliraw
John X Park -- Janies McMantara
Msrta Cashman $ Robert McCoach
Daniel Cramer e Michael McCarthy
1 M Coobiug 5 Jesse McClelland
John II Cooke J Francis Mclreen
Catharine J Canghett i Daniel McNeill
James Connsllan \ Jacob Miller
E II Carved i Sandy Mitchell
Philip Carhu \ Edward P Myers
D 1 John Miiten 2
; Hopewell Dorsy UB McFarland
Charles Dooe J Mrs Macluers
Robert N Dashull J John E Miles
Francis W Lrrells « Arthur Mills
Ales Dnily ? Anna Milnor
Mary Ann Downey 2 j Peter Mathias
Edward Drum J John Murphy
! (itislavus Darnolds i Bernard Mclian
| Thom a « li^kun > Dan'l Mury
Henry M uuugan | Henry Melxgen
, Ldward O Dauie < Mary Ann Morrow
James Dauton \ M Malice
j James Donovan J Mrs D McBee
I John Duke 2 S John MUier
| Jiuues Dolan j Sam’l Mitchell
i Davis i Thoa Morrow
Jolin Daile 5 Mr MeLewers
Michael Duly \ Mary Miller
; Thos Dona van \ Patrick Mullen
33 l Michael MeMnnn
1 Ann n nioJi. i ■_as_
John Evans I Thoa Malory
Michael Enright > Dennis Mahony
tlark Kldndgo, jun J My Me Marlin
Jamea II Eilenorlh 2 | John Matheson
9 \ Patrick Malum by 3
John § Farr 5 Hugh McDonald
Tunothr N Ferrell j Matthew Moran
Moses II Fit* ; Mrs McCormick
Janies Farmer * George Mnxey
Newel Felton J F. M or boo
James Foley \ p MeDooald
John 8 Fames < John 8 Murrey
James Fitzsimmons | Barney Megoan
George Fulton I Aleg’r R Milton
Simon Frieze < John Mtiiguen
Dennis Fermely < Pf
Michael Froy j Mason T Newell
Patrick Farutan I John C Newman
John Freeman / Wm Nichol*
Harriet E Femell 5 Jamea Neer
| Freeze k McDonald { O
Wm II Fitzhugh < Ann Olindsey
i " m Flanuagan I Patrick Oaks 2
P I itzgrrrald j Jacob Olt
J Fooke k Striker i Jamea O’Neill
Jacob Furr man J Dan'l Ortman
O ? Mathew O'Conner
John Gale J Patrick Obrian
A li Glazier 3 ( Jeremiah Okuffe
Martin Grace 2 > p
j Thoa Gillan i Jno O Palmer
I Philip Gonoley J Jno F Price
Mary Garnett j Mrary Pershburger
I Johnson (iarmlt ; Abner Pedro
: Mirhiel Gallabrr J Q &
I J*™’* 2 | Peter Quigley
Joha Garnett | Henry Regan
Atienczar Grew I (>r H Rolling
i 9i Moot j
.Sally Groves f Nancy Read
, J<»ahua Gore j Samuel Hriaheart
| Mrs. Griffith J Miehael Riley
l w ****
■/ , S Jama* Megan
U ” 2™1* \ Samuel Russell
Martin Green \ N Mns^ll
Mrs C Gbsacock i
UinGosa < John O Rork
h trlmlm Grady | Edward Richards
; Gokiph t James Reynolds
. . _ . H > Owea Ruby
John S Hall
Timothy lleney { •
Nan i*sa Hoffman < Angelina D Smith 9
James Hook ! Delta Hhcllan
Sam'l llolli* > Anthony Worm
George llay by J Patrick Smith 9
John W Marie t } Thoa Sheppard
A llriok ) Henry Slagle
Ann Maadsley ' loerph Shoemaker
1 M Halter I Ac lodes Shultz
Henry hi Halloa 3 j Barbara Shearer
Robert Hall i Hugh strwart
Edward Mnriliti J Edward Sti* noo
Anderson Harris | John Hinder EJ
fosegh G llayes * Jlenrt KinWr
11> llott ; Samuel binder 10
•
Wm BtrMer Meetue TwtmWIl
Jm> Smith William Trim per
it* Mary K Tysow J
Charles Sira man 1 James *r>
John Shurs Thos TolJT*^
John hhorlock 1 hoa Tierney
Ksmst Shops 0 yy
Mrs Shearer James Coder wood
Joseph Shotts Betacy Wilaon
Eli Spaulding Gerard B Wager S
George Smith James Walling
Han'tk Sarah Shrode Matilda Wickham
Michiei Scanlan | John Woolta
Amelia Shadwell Thos Wse
Solomon Smitley ; | Wm D Wilmn
John A Shaefler 8 Jacob Wright
Wm Staph* ns . j Juo H Wigginton
Emanuel Shaefler j John A " oalz
Joho Stuart ; John Watkins
Peter Suiirao Wm K Wheatley
T J Elisha Webb 2
Capl M Thompson i John WaKh J
James Taylor 1 Phdip W Ward
Joseph r Thompson J Charles A Wardell 2
John Thompson j y
Mr. Temple ) Bery L Vales
THOS. W. KEYES, P. Af.
July 4, 1»33.
•I Uni of Mteiieru
REMAINING in the Post Office at Charles
town, JvQersou couuty, Virginia, June
30th, 1633.
jl t m
Elias Arnold 2 ? Jeremiah Kiok
Emily Anderson S Ausburn Kidwell
Sam i G. Adams 2 \ Martha J Kidnger
S t Andrew Kennedy
Judith Blackburn » j
John Brucklocker | John II Lewis
Bumbery Bennett J Wm Lucas
| John Buck master 2 j Eliza Lee
Hugh Bruffy i Elizabeth Loyd
Ann E. Burwrlt j Theodoriek l.ee
Wm. V. Buskirk 3 < John H. I.indsay
Calbarioe Blue i John Lee
James H. Brown > Hubert Long
Charles Burges S *pir
Jol»n Bridgmsn | Johu C McPherson
Thomas Blackburn ' Mr. McFarland
Losi Balthes | Jonathan Murpby
S. J. Blackburn t James Moore 2
O \ Johu Marshall
Joseph W. Cromwell 5 K T Middleton
Stephen T. Cromwell | Agnes Moore
Lleanor C rawer < Johu McCandess
Mrs. A Chamberlain 'John II Myers
Henry Crow J Sant’l W Miller
j John Caldwell i John Mushrush
James Campbell * Elwood Morris
j Joseph Caldwell S Elizabelf. J Mines
i Wm. A Carter J Joseph MeCotney
j Hennis Curling < Martha E McPhersouJ
j Wm. Copes | Jg
i N. Cushman I Jacob Newcomer
1 Elizabeth Clemson 2 $ Wm. Kevin 2
‘ The Clerk of the Su- < p
perior Court of Law ' Sarah Patten
oodChancery forJaf- \ Jane Ohannon
fersou county < Francis Oneal
11 i Catharine P.1,
’ Harriet Dawes James Prcam
; Braxton Davenport Helen Perry
( Hichanl Duffle Id Marshall B Perry
Matilda Delaplane j: Harrison O 'ii an non
Samuel Davenport £
J. T. Daugherty ] John A Rossow
Alfred Dufield Hams keid
John Duke 1* J senes Roper
James W Dorsey John Right
P 8
Frame It Lock JW Stridc.
Lee Fulton 2 Robert O Spencer
John Freeman Courtney Smith
Sophia Fullerton Joseph gfaowaiter 3
George R Foiten I John ShackJelt
Francis II. Farley j Eliza Stewart
James C Ford j James B Slone
Jacob Eversole Elizabeth Starry
© I; Wm. P Shepperd
Sarah L. Griggs ' Charles Stewart
John S. Gallaher 2 G W Sappmgtun
Rachsl Games 9 AH Snyder
Leopold Grim SB Snyder
Wm. Gilpin D Snyder It Son 2
Hannah Goodail ; Leonard Sadler
Sarah Grove f
B \; John Thompson
Mrs. D Hite ! W W Throcrooiton
David Howell John Toole
Edward Hughes ! James Turner
Samuel Hefflebower ! ■ygy
John Hurst 1 Elizabeth Wissinger 2
Rev. W. Hank BC Washington 2
Samuel Howard P S Washington
Edward llardiag , Mary Woods
Wm. Hurst j| Isaac Wood
John Htedwholl James It Wttberow
Jacob H. Holeman (MT Wickham
Forgason llambleton Joseph Vsnmetrs
Kov. GW Humphreys George Washington
J ; John Wy npop
Rebecca Jaooey Wm. Wells 2
Robert Y Jaek ; Susan C White
Rev. A Jones |! Martha Wnhorow
Jefferson It Brown 2 T K
Frances R Jack i Nelson %’oung 2
II. KEYES, PM.
July 4, 1833.
PROPOSALS ”
Ft pmHukimg af //«rprr»-/'rrry, VIrgimim,
A Ni»uma,ciuia
THE
WEEKLY LEDGER,
Of .Vmm, liUrmtmrt, mi <inurtl MuctUsny.
BY H. N. CiAIXlllER.
THE of butinfii at Harperv
Yi-rrj, rnn»r<|'Miit ti|x*n the progreaa and
«nm|idi>w <4 thirat- aplcadid rninrino
wdt, lb Kail Mw<l an<| Canal, erai injiMHf)
•hr Hrln-f, tUt a Nrwapaprr would not only In
••arfwl, hwt that it it an nnliapmaaMe aaaHiar*.—•
That prupnard jiwtial dull hr kept entirely free
frrnn thr lartiiM drife of the day j it ahall In
rm|ihalirallf a awrrar, and not a /imrrfrr, d the
tintrai and in thr rarird and tniwrlltimn rhar
I artrr (4 ita mnhaiti, will pn arnt mmtrihtm r to i
plraar errry palate, and rciwb-r it an aareptaldi
Iparat at carry Knwitu
It will contain—
Thr Nf»a |/the Hay, maidraMr.lt
Aliatrarta of thr |h m caMlMiga of the National
and State ta-gidat.ir. at
IV.|ritar 1 ah at PwtrY; lw»|WoTninmtU In thr
| Art* and in llndundry: Iwght K. ailing, at«l Uat.
tlnrigli not hwd, a Department fur the Iaw I tea.
ft. In «ing that anrh a pnhlieati'in a ill hr in
atnrt amt'ilmt. with the puWic taate, md that
it Will reerti. thr hearty aupprart of thr i.aaiann
nity in whtrh it ia pmpnard to hr torated, arrangt*. I
iwmda will hr rnnk' to imwr the ftrd numb. r aa,
anon aa 4m •ubaerihrra dull Irate hewn <«t#tei|*»d |
TKMMR
"Tn Wimrl.t»ail" will hr prints on
• hadacr awper-myal theft. with new tip. at
/K/'.tra prr annum—twre <lnlW pwy'Jde in
wltanwe, atnl imr Adiar at thr Mtannuna ml <4
• Yrea aia nwwdha. I hia iw«jr 14 uwtmmf will
lw an racy, that mn bault ran aaail thrmn lata,
id the inatrwtuon and '-ntertarnaw'-M *dfi red.
Ant •■Tiat wtw-n will hr married at thr rate nf
fl («er w|<iar> f.ir three hearriMina, met ji emta!
jr-r wpterr Cm rwrh »<«t.tir»'nm«.
* / % JOB Of I'ff E, n( im w and H* gat.t nan
•mi J*, will Im np.iK.tl at aa uilf Art
Jwt*r r, ItJJ
Bank of ’the Valley in Virg'a,
TJ«»« 19, 1833.
WR u>Hi m—ilmp at tbe stockholders
of the Bank of tba Valiev hi > irgm.a,
ior tba election of director* Lr tba Bank
and for tba u&ces of disenent aad deposit*
will be bebl at tba Banking-Bowse, ia W io
chaster, *e HwhwsJey the 11th day nf Jmty meat.
HENRY M. BRENT, Cashier.
" •*»« heater, June *7, 1833.
Purchasers ** uu of
Ik!, .FS***' d*ed* *" respect fully noutied
«*at their note* will became due ou tbe 1st
of July nest. The situation of tbe estate is
such that indulgence cannot be given.
JOS. M. BROWN. Ihyt.
Jnt 57. on. M*’ •*J"V
•“W .twice.
fW^IIE subscriber. Laving obtained letters
■R °* »dministrati<»a upon the estate of
DA VID SIIELLEK, dee’d, respectfully gives
notice to all indebted to said estate, to make
immediate payment ; and those having claims
am requested to present them, duly authen
ticated, for settlement, as sooo as possible
WILIJAM Mr COY.
Harper*-Ferry, June 27, 1833 3t.
rviuosA&s
OK
JeMcr—n E,n*d.
On Ihandaytke 1st day of .huru-t serf, r il f*jr,
Tif not, the next fair Jay.)
HE undersigned Laving finally concluded
to remove to tbe West, trill sell, ,be
above named day. TIIR FARM upon which
be resides, on tbe main road loading from
Battlctown to Charlestown, and within an
hundred yard* of the Bullekin run. contain
IUK SIS AOHB8 of esccllent l.imestone
Is-A.N1>, 31 acres of which are in timber.
Ibis land is in a good stale of cultivation,
and in quality not iulerior to any in tbe valley.
For health, there is not a more desirable si
tuation in tlie country. This property is also
convenient to a merchant and saw mill, and
has two wells upon it—one near the dwelling.
, The improvements are a comfortable Dwel
*‘.DR* » 11,1 » portico in front, 2
kitchens, a iio ut houve, corn
TGf i j Ih0lw' ijjrT1 *"d stable, all of
fVBWB wliich have recently undorgonc
a thorough repair. There is also
an Orchard of apples, pcacl.cs,
pears,
Any geotlcinan in search of a ^
pleasant situation, could not suit
ter than to embrace this opportunity. Anv
person desirous of purchasing privately, can
do so previous to the day of sale.
1 he terms will be accommodating, and
made known on the day of sale.
The sale will uke place at 1 o’clock.
_ JAMES FLORE,
i Mount Pleasant, June 27, 1833_ts.
; C^TVedPrer**/It ineheater Vntn’wan and
M.rtinehw-f tjuzettc, mill each insert the abate
I v«Cf a meek. . j y
Trunt Sale.
BV virtue of a deed of trust, executed by
I>avid Laflerty to me, bearing date the
4th day of March, 1*33, and now of record,
i 1 will offer for sale, on Friday the 5tl» day of
July next, 3
TBS FARM
near Shepherds town, occupied by said Laffer
ty, and all liie crops of Wheat end Kye now
growing on said farm. Terms made 'known
on the day of sale.
E. I. LEE, Jr. Trtuttt.
June 97, 1833.
t ommi»*ioHcr'* Sate.
IN conformity to a decree of the Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancery ren
dered at the March term, 1833, in the case of
Elizabeth and Sally Cookus, plaintiffs, a.
gainst the heirs of Michael Cookus, dee d, de
lendants, we, Edmund I. Lee, jun. aad John
II. McLndne, Coro a ies toners under said de
cree, will offer at public sale, before Daniel
Eutlcr’s Hotel in Stiepherdatown, •* Smiurdm.
lk« Gtkda9 of July ntxt, all the right, title and
interest of said heirs in the
BOOTS AMD XsOTS
in Shepherdstown, mentioned in the decree,
formerly owned by Michael Cookus, dee d,
subject to the dower of Elizabeth Cookus In
the said premises. The terms of sale, one
third of the purchase money in hand, one
third in six, and the balance to twelve months
from the day of aale; the purchaser’s bonds
for the deferred payments will bo required,
and the title retained as additional security.
EDMUND I. LEE, Jun.
JOHN 11. MeENDBEE,
J 30f 1 **33. C^MiiiiiiipfifFv
N. B. As the widow wishes to disnosa „f
I Her dower, the will join ia the tale tod uutie
t in the conveyance.
Private Sate.
WIIJ. be told, at private tale a
HOUSE AVD LOT,
in Shepherdstown, situated on Her-lal!
man street, late the Property o( JUJLii
Jtmet Mr Murran, dec’ll, and formerly occu
pied by Dr. Ilcory Bolder, adjoining (lie
property of John Molar and Benjamin T.
Towner. Tint proj>ertr hat every coovcai
ence necessary for a lamily—basing a well
of good water in the yard, with a brick Dairy
Smoke-lion.* and Mablct. Pusetstiuo eaii
be lied immediately.
JOtM.pit McMt'MUJf, Es'r
•f thr UmI wtit and IrUnmrni m/Jamrt
Me Mat ran, deenurd
All persons who arc indebted to tbe estate
of James Ale Murran dec’d, erv requeued to
make immediate payment; and all persons
having elauus against said estate will pirate
present them properly authenticated.
JUBkPM Me Ml UU \.N, £,V. I
June 90, 1*33.—41.
- )
PaMir Hate.
BY virtue of a Decree of the Cirrnit Aih
pcTisw ( strt of law and Chooser* for the '
•emu* of Jefferson, rendered on iho JMH dot of!
Maroh, tajj, |M the rase of Henrv IHraht rs. !
Ikwsiel Heines, | shstl ntf.-r, at p»M»« s»h>, I,*
•ash, on .1 lutuiuy l/«c I >lh day •/ Jm.y Hr j-1, w .
the Court I lux* mi Cbatlealosrn, the itillssitq
Uoortn + Chat tele, to fit:
Two Craftier Beds. Bedding, sad Redd-ads,
IvsTdlst, one Harems—sheer Inn IVds,
M uh a few other art« We at t|(JuorhwM end
h itches tr araftum.
Jim. M. BROW*. /> s.
fff HiOtatm, SkntJ •/ //fins
Jane ft, |*jj. •
houow oasTuroa
WF. have in store, amt intend ronstaot
If keeping na hand, n eon.plate as
sortment (d Put*. tiKiN, npi4r rs.hcttias, Taa i
Kettles, and Andiron*.
M AB B ANDF.HSON,
ll*r|Afs-l'rrry, lux* it!, !■?T)
BMWCMi
I PpHE mHwertUr k», a, hi. r~*w.
A “-WB* *-«w-mChar»*.town k HaMHj
,J;‘V 7"*"‘*ty of prime erick, and a ferfrt
1 ”** l-'ME.-arlbich We rf.r.forml#
1^* ,w) ,nf*derate terms.
J-rm27. H33._3t "" CAMERON.
Jfffr—w M,mm4 for Smle.
l^now reside!’ T- fARM absrm.)
( •b*P**rdMowa. and iif
•i*Wl of iW > < l.eaapeaks and ohm Carnal. eon*
taming about tl*
bout 13 acres of which *re
thriving Timber .suck as Oak, Htck-^PV^V
ory, Walnut, Poplar, Locust r—I
^ J*** ituprovenmnt* are a wet^Su!TT:i
fravne Dwelling-House, 38 by 2€ feet, with l
Kitchen and Pantry adjoining, a log bam, r,
feet long with a frame shsd the whole lengdi
’ cZ'n-n tW^lhird‘ “f “»• uiboTZc.
* L°rn-1 louse with wagon and Dk>u*h shede
| attached thereto, a Meat-House, Dry-House
. Ul les and other svul-lmuses intends/ft>r lum
■ i nV^ 01 *»*"*■. (convenient to tbo
iTl'l'}.*" *T* run. out frons
to t# months, .Ivd v.«« seaaoea the whole
PclrOil 0r*h,r ; "f VP>-. Peach.
n c ^ °‘hr5 fru‘l Ure* of various kinds
all of choice fruit. For terms apply to tho
•ubsenber. T1IOMA» T(JoLE
lheNlilfh XI ,h*r,i*<>,re Property vs not sold by
ha lOth day of August next, it will, oo that
I i . s7W !* '**• «•» «h® highest t.id
Mr Entires Tavern in Shep
j tierd«tin* n, at abah time the terms will bw
«nad#! inuwn, i T
June 20, 1«33.
! W*. * a. S. .tmArru—t
Have on hand . «oM«hni,i. __
>y <* wnisaar, .kki. i.., «
»oiu dog cheap during harvest
Harpers-l erry. June 27, H33.
•Vtore JYtvt Good*.
THE un.h-rs.gned has just received an sx
teusive supply of frrsh teasooablo
«OOIW,
, which in addition to his former stock of torietf
xnd summer good,, make hi. as*ort»ent\ery
!irP. . ' V"”"" “'«'■<* l.«nwin, J3
hrst-ratc goods are iuv ilcd to call and eiamiao
the assortment. JOHN J. FRAME.
Charlestown, June 20, H33.
Win me irons. “
fgUTCUERjS celebrated Double and Sia
- -—■ •••■■tdiii i<>r
bJ ANDREW WOODS.
Charlestown, Jane UO, 1833.
JtHManrmp.
RAN AWAY from the employ of Mr.Mel
vin. in Jefferson county, Va. on 8a
turda, thejltithof May last, my negro man
I named RlLnf* about 31 years of an, 5 feet
t. or 8 inches high, of a dark colour but not
■ very black, has a pleasant countenance and
| voice, »nd has a scar oo ins right cheek, near
the corner of the eye, occasioned by a kick
j from a horse, when small. Had on when he
i went off, coat and pantaloons of blue cloth
his other clothing not recollected. It is be
lieved ne will endeavor to reach Pennsylva
nia or Ohio—having in the latter State a nun.
r®**tioi». A liberal reward will he
paid lor lus apprehension, if delivered to me
or secured so that I get him again. *
, *. MARY MANNING.
Jefferson eo., Va., June 6, 1833.
roman wavtbd.
C ASH, and a good price, will be given for
Negroes of both sexes, not exceeding
j *J* years of age For mechanics, very hberal
; prices will be given.
j r. i w THOMAS GRIGGS.
( Charlestown, My 16, 1«33.
tPLBVDQ) SOHBM&
•30.000, r.irir.n,
Maryland State Lottery,
Class No. 13, to be drawn on Saturday. July
Kth, 1833.
6C No. Lottery—10 Drawn Ballots.
SLJUiMJij
I prise of *30,00®
J ®° lo.uno
* *° 6.000
J 4.UUO
J. £» 3,704
S d£ '
65 do ZZ
66 do iJj
kc. Lf.
TUkeU 610, Mer. * in p*sywrftew.
$20,000 k ioo Y&m os* $1 otrtO
Union Canal I<ottcry,
f'la*« No ,4. for 1*33.
To b« drawn »a Philadelphia, Saturday l aw
July, 1*33.
6<J No. l»tt<'Mr—10 drawn bmlleta.
nam.
I priyo of $90,000
* 10,000
I d;» A.two
, ' d“’ 3,000
♦ 10O do. lOOO
11» do.
fc»i .to. juo
do. ^
hr. fcr. |us.
Ticket* $ll, Share* W proportion.
f^For Tirhata and Share, in tha abn*«
Ij-tteria*. by tha package or aiogia ticket, *J.
* •n'lmtyrr.
Manager*.
Vkaahingtoa ( ilw l> ff.
*•* ftrdne* fr«»m adl*tance will rareira Ike
BM,,t ffwayt ato-ntMMi, and the *• Kegrater'*
contain mg the drawing* w ili be aent te all
who nrter ■« ahoia.
July 37, I-3J
\fettn. tf i/fiirrn Coyle mml William
Moore, siilmmietrulurt of Willunm
Coyle, d treated:
WIH4--VMM Wdl plea*# taka notice, that on
Saturday the 30th day ol July, batwaan
the heir* of lo o’clock hi tha forenoon at>4 t
» cto. k in tha afternoon of *«id
lake tka atnfkeit* or dapreiiwM*, Jf awndr#
iwraona at tka <*e« ,d Ma*Ur <
tVorthington, m < harleatowa. Jeflaraoa
•y, Va , relatir# lo tka aaattara of nr -truat be*
Iweei. im, referred to **id Maalar (om.ma
U rn,, m tka wrt brought by yew, telwU,e
cftJL2irwr'^,ru?- k* ******mr •* «**•
l weuM ftwpai *e Cewt •/ La* and Chaeeary
roe tka corti.ly of Jailer an aw tha Cbowary
i'una* ,-33 nW* *****

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