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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
T'sSsfee's Sale.

DuRSuANT TO Deed Of Trust. executed
= 10y George w. Garrison. aud recorded y,
the County Court OF Jefferson. TO secrrc tho
payment Of certain sums Of money there N
mentioned, due VIM. Cleveland, and Jes.r-
son q Cleveland, shall prooecd 10 Offer for
sale, Tor cash, on Saturday the 9Th day Of
aext month, (DeceEbsr,) at Daniel SNYDER.
Ford Mil, TIE PROPERTY named
10 said deed, and thereby conveyed, viz,
One Negro Woman, Louisa a slave for life
20 years old. ard her three children,
One Negro Woman, Leander, a slave for
life, % years old, and her child Henry.
Also, two Wagons, two Horses, . Mares
Six sets Of Gear--two barshear Plouybs'
-Four shovel Ploughs-2 large Iiarrows.
Two Mich Cows, two YearlinSS,
And quantity of Wheat and RYE,
Subject to the provisions contained in a prior
deed of trust from said Garrison To ". e..
Northington, trustee for Daniel SNYDER.
THOMAS A. MOORE,
Nov. Is, 1892. Trust,,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

virtue Of deed Of trust executed by
- George w. Garrison, aud recorded in
the county court Of Jefferson, I shall, for
purposes mentioned in said trust deed offer for
sale, for cash, on Saturday the siA day Of hi,
month, (Dectmber,) at the residence OF said
Garrison, the property conveyed by said deed
TO wit:
One Negro Woman, Louisa, and her three
Children, Tom, four years old, Martha, five
do, Maria, seven do.
Lesnther and her child, Henry, aged A.
bout Eve years.
Also-Two Wagons, four Horses,
Six sets Of Gears, two Barshear Ploughs,
-Four Shovel Ploughs, two large Harrows.
Two Mich Cows, and two Yearlings.
The Slaves are valuable aud Of good cha
racter. and II Is desirable that they should be
sold 90 residents Of the county.
WIN. e. woRTHINGToN, Trustee.
Dec. 6, 1892.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

On Tuesday the Goth nlt., BY the Right Rev.
Bishop Meade, Mr.. STpson EDroSps. of Pau.
lu,er county, TO Miss MAReABEr h., daughter o.
county, Va.
On Thur,day last, by the Rev. AIexsnd.,
Jones, Dr. RIcuARp PsEHEx Co Mis-, L1Ua,
Moa".S, daughter Of the late Raleigh Morgan
both Of Sheph-rdsto~n.
on the gel nltimo. By the Rev. Mr.. Monroe
NJ JANIS MCCLuRE, of Berkeley county. ~
MISS ELizARErH classroom, Of tl,is county.
Ou the same day, Mr. GEoAsE y. I.UpwIs q,
this county, 70 Miss MATILDA I,oLTx. of Hsrke.
ley county.
On Thursday last. the fIoa. Hvsn l.. warTr.
sens,ot from tennessee, TO Mira. AK PKrToS'
Of Warrington City.
On Thursday last, at The President. Nv IN,
Rev William Matthews, ALPHoNso PIsEoT.
Esq. Secretary of the French Legation. 10 sis,
MART Avn, daughter of VIM. u. Lewis, Esa.
I'd Auditor Of the Treasury.
MIR. PsgeOt Is the brother of Madame Serruri.
or, the lady Of the French Minister.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
NICHOLAS SIIULTZ.
UrGpeT and Merchant TAILOR,

DTdpeT and Merchant GII0r,
HAVING taken the rooms lately occupied
u n az store by Caleb Wall, directly op-
Posite ~ Fitzsimmon's Tavern, in IIaFpcIs-
Ferry offers to the public, on accommodating
terms, choice and handsome selection Of
Seasonable and Fashionable GOODS, for
gentlcmen's wear. The follow ing comprise,
his sioch in part: Superior Black, Blue.
Brown, Mulberry Green, Rifle Green, MnIber-
ry Steel MIXED, and Drab CY,OTRS-Al-
SOL assimores, Blue, Black, striped, Fawn
and mixed. splendid assortment II English
figured silk Ncstings. Plain and Valencia A
handsome assortment Of Gloves. silk and
Linen Pocket Handkerchief, Hose and half
do, Crovats. Stocks, Suspenders, &c. &c.
The above arc a selection At tie latest i'm
portaiiOns, the colours al which will hc war
ranted 10 stand. Garment, Of every dcscrip-
ton viii be made TO order At the shortest no
tIcc.
Nov. 90, ls32.--tf.
n. y. Garments that arc bought elsew hero
and brought o. Ibis establishueui. viii ko
made "a order al the shortest notice and - Ar.
rsnied to fiti II not, they need not be taken
away. sS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

Our attention has been called 10 Q book lately
published ., Philadelphia, entitled, (" AseIn.ir of
the Rev. BEsJAsiS ALLEs, late Rector Of 81
PsaI's Church, Philadelphia: By his Brother.
IN. u Allen" We have hastily glanced Mt the
contents, and have no hesitation in Recommending
the work 70 the favorable notice Of the nan,eroa,
freads OF the deceased In this quarter. IL con-
tA'ns series OF interesting letters many of them
written while he resided ia this town, and which
embrace the names Of many pious and other citi-
1ens s'ili amongst rs A correspondence with
many eminent Divincs. is also given, and Niii no
doubt be fousd highly interesting In short. III.
WORK possesses much useful ss we'll a.. i,,,r..,;,.
matter, particularly for those Who take .n n,er.a
IN The Church OF which Mr. Alien wa. q d;,,;n.
saished member. Who he was, We need M. nav
u he talented, pious, aud philan,hropie Rev. n.
Allen, viii long be remembered by tho.. vim
Knew him best duriOg his short but profitable
stay amongst the citizens Of our county. The
meat brick church which adorus the eastern hill ID
our town, i'a monument Of his exertions In the
Cause which he 80 srdeutly embraced; aud though
ms life vas comparatively short, yet ii wa. no,
less eventual than useful, As the work will fully
snow The benevolent design Of the publication
forms an additional claim Oh the patronage Of the
public; II IS published for the benefit Of IN, ind.
resting family Of tlte deceased.
The book. NC believe, can be had a, the Charles.
town Book Store.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
Negroes for ,EYirc.

WILL offer for hire, at public hiring, on
Friday the 2sth instant. nj Runker.-it,Ii
about fifty valuable NEGROES, consisting Of
Men, Women, Boys and Girls.
Those who have them hired, will please
direct them to beat home on the day previous
20 the hiring. All those who fail TO comply
fully with the clothing, specified in their bonds.
may expect the matter strictly attended to.
SAML CAMERON, Guardian
Jor the heirs Of Bacon Bur,reA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
HcsC S~heos.
Goods Us Cost!

HvliE subscriber, anxious 10 close his con-
u Germ. intends selling od his stock OF
Goods at COST Persons in pursuit Of good
bargains will lind il To their interest 10 give
him call. lie will take solvent paper. or
produce at fair price.
The highest price will DO given for clean
linen or cotton Rags.
JOHN n. HAYDEN
Bolivar, Dec. G, 1892.
p. 3. All those indebted 10 him either by
note or account, will please call, settle and
pay their respective claims, as longer indul-
gcnco cannot be given. J. X. II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

on Thursday last. Capt jaws CLE,sS, Of ,hi.
county rged shout 20. Captain Gienn was a
soldier u the Revolutson
III MoPHEHsoS. Jr., soa a Mr. DsaI MeIshc,-
so OF this county, aged shout - years.
On W edos STAY u,e 2Sih ult " ILLfau Cox.
wAI hAHN"Sp, inia"t sou u Dr. Conway Sloan,
Of this county
~ Norfolk, on Wednesday, eIa November.
Vol WILLIS I hoLT. IN the oh year Of HE
age. President q the Fsrrner,' HANK. ard H., -
seral years speaker e the Senate Of Virginia. /,
gentleman highly and universally respected
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

VIZ subscriber will ell that valuable I =,
OF Land, Isid Oft 10 Ociayius Fairfax. ,n
The division Of the shannon Hill tract iu JEFF
ierson county, formerly the property Of Ter.
dinando Fairfax, Esq. very large t,roIs,r.
go" 81 tbs lot = wood land the whole con.
taius about ninety acres.
JOSEPH r. DAJCHERTY.
Nov %. lsg9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
E1H oar Frieads EseIac,..
Der RRt

Persons who inow themsel,es ineeLted TO
'h'' establishment, will confer great favor
oy paying their respective dues. During the
absence OF the Editor, the expenses % H.,
once are necessarily heavy, and ustst be met
and matters will move on much more smooth
ly, IL those Who have charge of the concern.
are enabled to meet the curren, cx peu..i,ures.
Free Press Office, Nov. %, Isa2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
The Markets.
nALrInoRr xnr a

BALTIMORE, nov. 50.
Fl'oCR.-1he wagon price has been steady
Throughout, the week at Sc i25, and the same rate
prevails to-day.
- ALEXANDRIA, bEc. I.
FLOUR. Yesterday and Thursday, the va
Eon price OF Flour vas sc O6--a fraction more
has been occasionally paid. Sales from stores TO
some extent at 10; extra, 6 IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
Caution.

T>iIE public are cautioned against taking
an assignment of n note given by the
subscriber to George w. Lock, with Thomas
Cockrell security to tho note, for S275.-
The note Is dated the 18th of October last
and rs certain covenants of the same date
have not been complied with, am determin-
ed not to pay the note, unless compelled by
law. JOiIN CRUCES c.
Dec. G. 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
DRY GOODS.
-aiso, a General Assorfmenf of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE. s.
QUEEDTSwARE.

HATs.Fashionable and common quality
CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
Tin-Ware-Combs, sc. sc.
The subscriber having made arrangements
with his friends in Baltimore, hes will be kept
constantly supplied with Fresh and Season
able Goods, the most of which will he pur-
chased at the auctions in Baltimore at such
prices as will enable him To sell very low
All orders for goods will be punctually attend
ed to; and if the articles ordered are not i'm
his store, they shall be immediately forward
CALEB WALL.
HarPers-ferry, Nov. 29.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

JoHS RASpoLrB, late minister 10 Russia in
England, has written letter to the editor ot
the Richmond Enquirer, with view, as he
says. e" of setting myself right in the court OF
pnbhc opinion, and he denominates the
hate Me. Lowedes, I" a pimp and parasite. =
We think Mr.. Randolph will not fail of get.
ting set right " in public opinion"
u. s. Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

Col. Cumming, n member OF the late Gcor-
gia Convention, and Seceder, in speaking OF
the condition of the South, said, "a IT was la
boring under dreadful disease, tu; that
there was an erii which lac considered more
alarming than the disease itself" lie feared
" the evils ofquackery, and expressed his APP
prehensions that the patient might suffer from
unskilful management"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

The New York Journal OF Commerce pub
fishes complete list Of tho Electors chosen
IN the different States. The eles en- in south
Carolina are not ye, chosen. They are to be
appointed by the legislature, which Vas con-
vcned last Monday, and viii probably be in
structcd to give blank votes. The whole
number Of Electors is ass; equal To the num-
Der Of Senators and Representative IN Con-
grcss. The Electors are required by IN,
Constitution 10 meet at thcir respective States
and give their ballots for President and Vice
President, on separate tickets. Distinct list,
OF all the persons voted for by the Electors
OF each State are then 10 be made out and
having been signed. certified aud sealed. are
10 be transmitted To W ashington, directed to
the President Of the Senate The President
oil The Senate is required TO open all the
fackages IN the presence of the Senate and
iiouse OF Representatives, and the persons
having the greatest number Of votes for Pre-
shent and Vice President respectively, are To
be declared elected. As in the present in
stauce there is no doubt but those persons
VIII be Andrew Jackson and Martin Van
Buren,, II Is unnecessary 10 repeat the proyi-
sions OF the Constitution in case majority
should not be found in favor of either can
dIdate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

Mid and Moderate Legisiaiion-A commit
tee OF the Legislature Of Georgia has re-
ported TO that body n bill, making any mis-
management by the President, Directors, or
other officers, of any bank, ia conse quence OF
which such bank shall fail 20 redeem its bills,
high misdemeanor. subject TO indictment,
and punishable, on conviction, by thirty-nine
lashes on the naked back, and Imprisonment,
at the discretion Of the court, with a disquali-
i'cat'on to hold in future any Office Of honor
or profit in the state.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

"a y adjourned meeting of the over,esr.
IA Of the Poor of jefferson county viii liz
held az William I.itiIe's tavern 81 Charles.
town, on Friday the 9Th day Of Deeeml.er
next, at which time and place proposals. y m
bc reserved for a Superintendent and n Con.
tractor for ihe ensuing year. 90 commence 81,
TIE 1T OF January BoNt. and end on the al;
day 81 December following.
The superintendent viii bo REQUIRED a.
furnish 2 suitable house for The accomns,d,.
ton Of the poor. aud also hrewoo,l &c a.
The Contractor 10 furnish eor1,. ao,,r b,,f
pork, ard All necessary supple, Tor tle -
poor. b. order Of The Bosrd
Nov %. 1897. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

pURCHAsERs At tls sale Of the per.o,.
al estate 81 the late Capt William
Dc,eysa. are informed ihslihcir several n,ss.
VII Jerome due on The "a day If lleee,ol., ,
neAt Prompt payment will b. expected. =.
y y des'rhoie ~ close Immediately the aaair.
81 sad estate
Nov - fsy9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

Our Minister in Colombia, T. p. Moore, Esq.
has asked and obtained leave To return 10 the
United States. He will leave Bogota as soon
as hrs successor arrives. II is the purpose OF
the Government to reduce the mission 10 a
Charge de Afaires.-Giobe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

WHEREAs the subscribers have suffer
w ed much ineonEenrnee and injury
from persons tfespassing ca their farms. tley
hereby forwarn AL persons sgsinni passing ~
or down Tho margiH 81 Turkey spring run.
~ 'Fesgsas,ng on any othcr'part 81 their land,
AZ they ARE Determined a. enforce the law
against All who disTcgard this noticc.
SAMUEL SCOf.IAY,
THOMAS Watson
Nov. 20, i712 IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

1URCnASERs ~ the saIs of ,he PRO
Psriy Of William Burns. sen. neal
Charlesiown, IN March last. are hereby note
bcd ihot their notes will become due on TIE
-th 81 Dceenlser nest. and are ~ the hands
~ tie tubscfiber for COLLECTION Pfemp,
payment aiil b. expected. ~ 80 indui .encs
can or viii BE- gwen.
JOHS MARSHAL.
near ?. w kearnsys
Nov %, Is32
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

heHtHeky-The official returns Of the Ken.
lucky Electoral Election have now been pnb.
hshed. The aggregate TOie was A. folIa,Ss
Clay and Sergeant, ~ 1916 Jackson and "a,
buren, 1927; majority for the CLAY ticket
i,t49. To this should be added the Claw ma.
Jorty ~ JessauIine county. mot returned bv
The sheriff IN time, les. The actual major.
" FOR the Clay ticket Ia Kentucky i ,bsre.
,ore' i'Sl'' At the Governor. election ~
aueuN' there we're ~. ls5 votes pooled
Broaihitt's majority, I, 2l2 A. the sIec,or,I
election. there were poIlcd 70 73o ,o,c.
majority for Clay, 1914.
IoHiiiaas.- -The Jackson electoral ,iet.,
l,592. "
.Mr York.--The official statement Of IN,
Electoral votes IN the state of New York has
oeen Puhitshcd, aud stands thus For the
sseN'on teket ,24J, Anti-Jack sOn 154 500
me me- an jackson majority u 1850.
Ier,Hont-The Ahti-Masonic ticket !. sun
posed 20 have succeeded by a plurality Of t9o
OF three thousand.
IN Georgia, the Troup Electors 10 vote for
Jackson and Van Buren, have succeeded b,
vote 81 70 9s 10 ,.}51
SouiA Csroliaa.--A correspondent If the
'hafIest0n Esening Post from Columbia
under date Of Tie I'D, says The Legislature
q = believed, viii give blank electoral vote.
jane e. wilkins. Esq. has been appointed
- the Governor ~ Mssissippi. United state,
senatoT, IN the place OF Poshaian Pills. who
varated his seat IN that bo,iy by accepting the
appointment ~ Judge 81 the Jpsted Stste,
District Court Of Nississippi.
The Harrisburg papers state that Wr. Du.
Las, whose term of service IN the 4. So.
nate expires with tlse approaching session. d..
eiines being candidate for re-eieoton. and
mar Nc, RcsH also refuses 10 BE- a candidate
tgr the seat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
Hiring Of Slnres.

Will. offer for hire, at Leetown, on
IL Thursday the 9th inst. for the ensuing
year, the SLAVES belonging to the infant
heirs Of Richard Baylor, Esq. deceased.
JOHN YATES,
Zee. %, icJz- Guardian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
MIR. CARROLL.


The New York Evening Post remarkinr
upon the demise OF MIR. Carroll, SAYS
"One OF the most remarkable circumstan-
ees attending the fortunes Of the signers ot
the Declaration Of Independence, was the
tranquility IN which their after lives were
passed, and the late period TO which they
were protraotcd. Most of them lived 10 n
good old age, crowned W it'll civil honors. hes
towed 10y the gratitude OF the republic, and
some persisted by mere decay of The powers
oil natrre.--Of the fifty-six who affixed their
signature To that document, twcnty-seyen Ii
we'd To an age exceeding seventy years, and
iorty-one, to an age exceeding sixty. Only
two oil the whole numbcr--G innet, Of Geor-
gia, who fell in n duel in his 45th year, and
Lynch of South Carolina, who was slipwrcck-
ed IN his siNt.eth--died n violent DEATH
T~enty-onc lived to the beginning Of the prc-
sent century, and three were permitted TO see
the great experiment of a representative con-
fedcracy confirmed by the events Of fifty wears
vi all the delegates from New York and
New England, only one, whipp!c of New
hampshire, died at an earlier age than sixty.
Never IN the world had the leaders in any
grand pohucai movement more reason 10 con-
sratuiate themselves and their country on lis
issue The eNcrtions and perils of their man.
hood We're succeeded by peaceful, honorcd
, and ripe old age, in which they witnessed
The happy result OF the institutions they had
AIDED in devising. and they were gathered 10
their graves amid the regrets of The genera
ton which was in its cradle when they laid
the foundations of the republic.
lie who for eight years was distinguished
as the sole survivor Of this honored band. and
who seemed to concentrate in his own person
the veneration which they yielded to them
all, Is now gone, happier than they, inasmuch
as he lived to see the desires Of the good men
and patriots, bis contemporaries, realized by
eight additional years OF national happiness. :"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

North Carolin1.-Resolution have ALREADY
been introduced into the Legislature Of this
State, reprobating the theory of Modification
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

Yesterday ~asthe day signed for the Elee,or,
oil President and Vice President to nee, in In,
different States to perform the trust devoiye,
upon them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

The Hon. JouS SERsEASr has sonsented tc
deliver an Euiogy upon the late Ca,sLE. Clu.
.oLL, at the reques, Of the citizens Of Philsdel.
pAia-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
FALL GOODS.

SIC KEYS has received the greater psrt
81 his F.gLL Inn WLNTER GOOBS N
y oniy necessary 10 add that 40 person sbsll
u"dsfseH hin'' "hsis'sf msy be- tb' east
Charlesiosn. Nov J., 1872
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

The Hon. Jous BRAxcH i. before IN. I..s;.,..
sure Of North Carolina, now in session, as a can.
dida'e for the Office Of Governor Of ,ha, STATE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

Receipt for curing Baeon.-As the time is
no" al hand when much interest in putting
up ana curing Bacon exists. the following re-
eeipt' handed IN by gentleman who thinks
highly of his plan, will not be unacceptable
To cure 1000 VT. Of pork, take half bushe,
SALT 5 lbs. brown sugar, and 5 lbs. salt petre
mix them well together, and rub each piece
thoroughly with 1T Lynch6arg YiryiniaH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

Union Canal Lottery,
CLASS NO. 81, ron 1892,
To be drawn on Saturday. December %, 1862.
100000, $4,000, 100 of $1,000.
Tickets sio-Lowes, prize
prize Of $40. 900 100 do 1000
do 10000 10 do 500
do 5000 Sc do 700
1 do 5000 &c. &c.
Amounting TO 1866, $50.
Tickets S10,-IIaires s5,-Quayters % so.
B0.orders sent by mail to Sylvester will
meet With the most prompt and confidential
attention.
sWOrc Prices.
The sil-lucky and sver.fortunais Sylvester
had the pleasure Of selling the following
comfortable prizes in the 18th class virginia
State Lottery. drawn October 26th:
Com. ~ IS 81 half ticket . prize Of -, 900
do IS 81 whole do. do. 900
do l3 IS 81 half do. do. 1000
do. 81 ~ quarter do. do. 600
And IN the 39th Class New York Lottery.
Combination 10 % 40 prize of Loo
Also several others Of lesser denomination.
All OF the abCve prize tickets were sent to
our numerous correspondents in differen,
sections Of the Union.
This is sufficient proof that ell orders should
be addressed TO
Nov. %. 1882. B.Ir,so.x
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

Tickets 80, Hsirrs 81, Qsaritrs 81 so.
For safe ~ the greatest variety Of number.
~ wa CLEVELAND.
Charlesiowp, Nov is, 1862.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

The Hartford Courant says, ave under
stand that History Of the Hartford Con-
yention' IS preparing by Theodore Dwight.
Esq, OF New York, who was Secretary OF
that body. The work, which will contain a
review OF the policy Of the National Govern
ment, which led to the meeting Of that Con-
veuiion. is expected to make an octave yo.
luine Of from four 20 FIVE hundred pages"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

An exieG-ive tohaec0 establishment, be-.
longing To Nc. samuel Myers, a. Richmond
wss destroyed by Grc on sunday morning the
18th uif. Loss esiimsted - 5000 doilsr.
Insurance, SO 900
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

Tha years harvest of grain and 81 grape
has been 10 adopt tie epithst 10 the Frrnel
papers --'Bsgn.fesni b. All parts 90 france 81
q o anticipated that tie quality u u.c viii
will be generally excciicnt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
coI.ONJzATIoN sortt.Ty

meeting q the officers Is requested to
morrow, Tridsy,J ~ l O'Clock, IN the Di-
reeiors' Room stthe Bank, on interesting bust
ness Der
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

The foreign news ~e give to-day is Of ~sriiks
nature. Holland. IL will be seen, is on the eve Of
var With France and EssIand.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
.aH Prize Lottery.

NORTH RIVER PRE- BRIDGE LOTTERY
Glass NuNHEa SIX.
be drawn in MariinsburR, Berkeley eoun-
ty' on Wednesday, December S, 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06

Tickets S4-Hsives S2--Quarters 81.
Packages and single tickets Of the mos,
lucky kind for sale by
Nov %. 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
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&c. amounting In l98, 90
t'cke's IS. Halves 50 SO. Quarters 81 IS.
Dec. 6, 1888.