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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07
For tie Richmond P0lladixm.

Mn. HorIowAY.-Pemi NE through
your per to express my appreciation of the
Literary Society that is forming [being for
|medl in this place; | have reference to the
Richmond Lyceum. This, as an institution,
if properly conducted and directed, will do
much in advancing its members in mental
and intellectual improvement. Even those
advanced beyond the age of adolescence,
and have been years engaged in the duties
of active life my do mich IN this institution
towards advancing themselves in science
and literature, but to the young men Of the
place it promises advantages OF the very
highest order The mind Of man is natur-
lily activc, and in youth peculiarly so. In
towns End villages, young men must, and
will, associate themselves together Of even
ings ind at other times, when unoccupied
by their respective calings orr during their
relaxations from business; and when thus as-
ISOLATED, the lsvity md ffvolity of their age
is such, that nothing IS more common than
for large proportion OF this time to be spent
in any other wy than improvement. THE
Lyceum, as an institution, is calculated to
enls. End captivate the youthful member,
because it gives full scope to talent and ge-
MUS. In this Society, that necessary ac-
complisllment and ennobling embellish-
ment, Oratory, msy be nurtured and devel-
oped to the utmost extent; and to those
who have no talent or inclination in this
way, the field is open for welding the pen;
and exercising ind improving the faculties
of the mind in its expansion and develop
ment, in expression and thought, BY com
hitting to paper, which, the writer may
read If he does not wish to decla;m. Other
studies, attai.lxaents, and accomplishments,
as the me enancs, Natural and Mechanical
philosophy, and the various branches Of a
useful education, may be pursued with
equal facility, and advantage. This insti-
tuition in this way viii afford very great in
dividual advantages; which, when consid-
cred in the aggregate and collectively, will
be abundantly more tangible, and should be
matterof great enccuragemcNio its MEM
bers, to stimulate and cherish in them spi-
nit Of emulation. As in proportion as they
individually advance themselves, and arrive
at something Of excellence and standing a.
a society, they must give character to the
place, and do much towards redeeming il
from the stigma and the repoech, Of mani
Testing deficiency Of Literary TASTE
PHrLoLoGUs
N. B.-As an individual and share mol
der in the Richmond Library, would sug-
gest the propriety Of calling meeting to
make some disposition Of theLibEary. Would
it not be better than keep ii locked up as il
has been for some time, to present il as a
donatioa to the Richmond Lyceum2 1 do
not see Why this would not be good mea-
sure, a. the shareholders, BY becoming|
memeenf the Lyceum, probably, would
have access 10 the Library On as advantage
Gus terms n they ever snve had. r
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

The sugar crop Of Louisiana, it IS
said, will be more productive the pres
ent than any former year.
A ship arrived at Havre, from Rio
Janeiro, with ten thousand parrots on
board.
Spirit. Of turpertine, carefully
sprinkled over any place infested by
cockroaches, is said effectually to re-
move these obnoxious insects.
The British government has lost
3l5O,OOO BY the dcfalcations Of the
Post masters in Ireland.
OLD FAsnrovs REvlvED.-The
Courier des Danes announces that
hair powder is coming into fashion in
Pzsis among the fashionable ladies'!
1t 10 said that the Rothscbilds con-
template establishing bank in the
Canadas.
An Office for insuring the lives Of
horses has been established in the
French capital, and proved profitable.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

by note or book account are requested
to make immediate payment, the books
and accounts are now in the hands Of
ifimmediate payment is not made to collect
them according to law, persons inter ested
in this notice BY making paymest imme-
diateIy will save costs.
JAMES WOODS.
Dec. 7th 1893 n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

Some Americans have recently been
arrested, AID Imprisoned IN Italy, for
some unknown sflence. Mr.. Appleton,
our Go sui, at Leghorn, has been
blamed for not making some report Of
the case to our government. Perhaps
he has, and il 80, We trust some Of our
will call of the Port, with.
out delay. An American, Ship, is
perfect TALlsAAN, wherever she dls.
plays her stripes and stars.-lndeed,
as our (;ountrymeD are becoming great
and must naturally carry
with them, a certain boldoess Of spirit
and freedom Of opinion natural to free
men, it will ere long be dangerous Tor
them to travel IN Italy. the land Of
Spies and Barditti, unless our Coun.
try's Flag is frequently displayed along
her shores. No one save he, who has
been abroad, can describe the satisfac-
ton, and the feeling Of safety, which
are experienced BY Americans, when
they see in these distant lands, stair
freedoms banner waving over them"
.4lbany Dai. .adc.l
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

LYcErx NorIcE.-A meeting Of this 80.
ciety VIII be held on Saturday evening, 7tf
inst. at B. Paigc's Hotel An entire atten-
dance of its members is requested, a. busi-
ness of importance will be transacfed
L REED, Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

u LII those Indebted to William Hill,
oither BY Note or Book account are
ear4aly requested to come forward and
setse Immediately, as am in need Of
mooey in order to settle my dues.
WILLIAM HILL.
Z 18th Mo. 7th 1893 ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

RY Joseph Caldwell of Marion. Crant
Co. Ind. sorrel horse. switch tail,
biaze face. So0rteen hands high, three
years Old last spring-Ao other 4arls per-
ceivabSe. APpra,sed to twssty eight dot
tars BY Samost Gisbsrt, aod Jacob Has,
ley.
A true copy from ny estray bosk.
y. D4ANSON J. p.
Dec. 7th 1850. fist.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

DRAxArBc.-The young men Of Rich
mond are requested to meet At the Theatre
on Monday evening next foe the purpose a
recognizing the Thespian corps.
]. BLOCK, Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

The THEATnE-1he SHAREHOLDERS in
the Theatre, are requested to meet at that
place on Tuesday evening next
DIP. HOLLOWAY, Sec'y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

SrArE LDGrsxArURE.-Both Houses of
the Legislature convened on Monday last.
The House Of Representatives was or
gained by the election Of Nathan B. Pal
mer, Speaker.
Albert s. White, Principal Clerk, without
opposition.
Jesse Jackson, Assistant Do. LIST ballot-)
Rufus Raymond, Enrolling Do. LIST ballot.
James A. Groves, Doorkeeper, 18th ballot. }
In the Senate. Austin w. Morris WIS.,
elected Secretary without opposition, hav-
ing received % votes, Zone member absent
For Assistant Secretary
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For Enrolling Secretary,

For Sergeant at AIMS.
Isaac Naylor was elected ON the Sth Bal
lot, There were Is candidates.)
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07
From the Nep York Com. .adse t,ser.
LATER FROM SPAIN.

BY the arrival ofthe brig Marccilus,
me nave received file of the Hibrai-
ter Chronicle to the 18th ult: thlrfecn
days later than our previous advices.
These papers contain intelligence from
Madrid to the 5th Of Octooer.
The progress of the cholera is one
Of the most prominent topics in the
papers. The number OF cases in
Seville up to the 10Th September had
been 500, and new cases on the 9th,
no fewer than III. Seville has pop
ulation equal to about one third Of tina,
Of the city Of New York: The deaths
in Seville have on some days, been
more than 3OO;- the latest papers,
however, state that the disease was
abatiug in that city. 1t was still raging
at Badajoz, Huelva, Ol.venza, and
several other places.
The LATE kIN0 OF SPAIN WILL
The most important clauses OF Fer
dinand's will have been published.
The Queen is appointed Guardian
Of his children, ai.d sole Regent and
Governess, Of the Kingdom during the
minority Of the heir or beiress to the
crown, with the assistance ola council,
composed Of Cardinal, the Duke Of
Medenacella, Gen. Marquis de las
Amariilas, and ID. Francisco Jevier
Caro-. The document is dated June
II, 1880.
The death ofthe King Of Spain was
announced at Gibralter Oh the 4th OF
October, whereupon the Lieutenant
Governor issued AN order for hosting
the Royal standard half mast; and
firing sixty minute guns.
The Queen Governess has issued a
Manifesto, dated the 4th Of October,
declaratory Of the principles she is
determined to maintain in administer.
ing the government during the min
GRITTY other daughter, Queen Donna
Isabella. These are the protection
Of Religion and the Monarchical form
|of government, as being the FIRST ele-
ments Of existence for Spain, and the
correction Of whatever abuses NAV
have cr~pt into the management Of
affairs, and the inyio!ab!e observance
of treaties, entered into with other
powers. She AYERS that she sswiii not
admit, as services or merits, either dark
infiuenCc or manGuvres, or interested
vaun's Of fidelity and adherence''-a
principle that might be transplanied
with benefit from Madrid to Washing
ton, AID Gust forever from power. the
Members Of the Kitchen Cabinet.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

One account reports the deficit OF
the general pest office at BE, 600 dol
lars, another at 100000!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

~ 10 w ANH.NoN AvXuJDfS
DowningvilIe Militia. ID Brigade.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-01

IrOn Monday the i2,h inst, Providence per.
Knitting, an association of several Of the CIerv,
OF the Episcopal Church will BE- held in mi,
county. Bis .op Meade is expected TO attend
aud the religious services all commcnc. ia Smith.
held on Monday at II O'Clock, A. VI. and continue
ucre until tuesday afternoon They will ther
be- extended To- Charlesto~n, where, al n. A. ST
"Wednesday, the rite Of confirmation will bs AL.
ministercd ny the Bishop. The services will b,
next continued in ilarpcrs-Ferry, on Thurs,i.,,
and Friday, commencing at II, s. VI. on the for.
mer day, they will thence b. continued in shep-
hS&tstovn on Friday evening, and the assoriatior
held there TO the close of the sabbath. Confirm.
ton will also be administered in the las, nance
place, Sunday morning, at O'Clock.
August 4, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-01
Died.

On the 18th ult. william. infant son Of Mr.
William iioOf, Of this eounty-aged months.
On "Wednesday morning the 2sth ult, at VIII
Transport, Md, after lingering illness, Mrs.
tine, Esq. Of that place.
~ New Orleans, on the morning Of the 1ifh
ult-, sfter short illness, Mai SANUEL SPOTTs,
Surveyor Of the Port Of New Orleans Major s.
vas an ofieer Of the Army during the late var,
| and discharged his duty faithfully. In the BATH
Of the Eighth of January, 1915. he distinguishes
himself BY most effective service Of artillery.
which he commanded.
On the IAth ult II the residence Of her father.
N Montgomery county, Miss CoRRELLT FLoTB.
daughter Of Gov. John Floyd, OF scarlet fever,
alter short Illness OF IS hours Gov FIoyd Ia
suffered ia the illnrss Of two other daughters
rom the same violent fever, (ssys the Richmond
CornpiIer,) IN addition to the loss Of this sweet
and interesting child.
On the i7th ult., the Rev CEA4LEs u Ma
eUiHE, u. ID. Tor many years Pastor Of Sc pa
tricks Church 30 Pittsburgh, Pa, sged about IS
years Hr Posscssed IN IN eminent degree, all
those aniAhle AMI Clristisa qualities calculated
to endesr him u his congregation, aud 10 the
eommlnitv g, large.
IL Washington city. on the 2jd July. Captain
joss Fov, aged 50 wears, Que &C our wpttl,ic n,
inhabitants, and we'll knovn the able and ell
Gent Superintendent &c the Public Grounds IN
this city, which have been grratlv improved ansi
bcsntihed under his hand lie vas native Of
thc town ~ CsStlercagh, Roscommnn county Irp-
land AID his death will be- particularly lasnentesl
BY his eoautrymcu in this city Nsf fafeL
AZ New fork. DR.. FELIT 4. q. PAscALgs. H.
the III year 81 his sgr The death of ths learn
Cd ard scientific gsutS-man. ~ yell known IN
every part a The civilized vnrid will not b. only
regretted by bic immediate rriatives lB,fi every
uiau Who has = F-g.rl Tor thc literature and .ef-
ences uf his country. Dr. " hal 10 cnrfnies Gyr
his nature vas pure kiHdncss, unmivcd With sOr-
did feelings.
With deep regrt &C snnouBee thc death u
General JOHN C1FFLG Ife died nn the 7th inst
IN the cd year u his az, =, his Residence near
Florrnce, Alabsna.
This brave man vas ono e the bohled speci-
mems n an .i,ssrfcua ciazeu fsider We ss4
him iat winter on q visit o. tlic President a.
whom ke hal bern = righ arm throughout The
var, and SER grcsiiy srick vith the plain, M
pretending. fsrJner-bke appearance Il ono uho
hid beea thunderboll in bauls. fic bal nothing
q "f ~ brfde, bsTab and circumstance sfgisri0S
sgdr" shout him. Although q exceedingly 70
bust, Hcrruiean DersDn, ~ had M = uari41i
look. His mauncrs wcre grrtle--the expression
81 his eouafen.nee quisf and thoughtfui-aad his
vhoie ar add sspect, vore the appearance Of 80
rioas, rrligioas feelings.
Aud this tone a mind. rOased ~ enthusiasm,
charaetertzed his soidicrship Olc a tie bIpscst
men h,at evcr led column TO he charge ADD N
sptrinE sii With his 0sa snrrly, the aniuating
fnoiise IN his ova bosom, uas depstSH 10 has
sOaasFy -, Cisbs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-01
CONTENTS OF No 4

u.
Dreadful execution of DanienS, for attempting n
A'ss.sina'e Louis XIV, King Of France, (Sith
an EngTaving.l
The jews Leap,
he Marine Speetr.
An Account OF Family who we're all afflicted
with the loss Of their limbs,
Universal Pestilenee,
Punishment Of the knoIt In Russia,
lmmolatioa Of Human Beings,
The Cruel lnfantieidr,
Hypocrisy Detected,
Force of Imagination,
Massacre Of 81 Bartholomew,
The Radiant Bow
Anecdo,e concerning the execution Of King
Charles the First,
Extraordinary instance Of Second Sight,
hOrrors Of guilty Conscience,
AppsriLion Of Marshal SAKE,
Awful Legacy.
CONTENTS OP NO. Q.
Horrible Murder of Child, with an Engraving !
CrIsities OF the SPahiards TO the American Ia
dians,
Mir.culOus Escape from the Inqui.ition,
Mur'icr discovered by touching the dead body,
Miracle IN favor II Innocence.
Separations n the Hindooa,
The Broken Heart
a Brand from the burning.
Recovery Of Woman Who was Hanged Tor Muir
The Rusty Nail.
- JDN TENTS OF NO. T.
hagage"'cn' between Sailor and SHARK, (ui,i
an Engraving
aneient Punishment of cutting OF the Hand.
~ Infant resiored TO life After apparent death,
Iemaie ln,repidity.
Dreadful Plague e London,
Russia W. "
f1 n R,olaI@en' Of NATIVITY Of hi, Son, cas-, BY
stat ELECTS q Fear
Spanish Drpra,isy,
"'Ioercrr discovered By aCas
- CONTENTS oR no. 4.
nsigl Death o. Mr Munro, with an Enera,iov. ,
he Guardian Snake. n.y.
he Victim q Passion.
Extraordinary Suicide.
Ihe Unconscious IBoea
cmarsable Preservation q 2 Women.
Explosion o. two Vessels a Sea
The Victim ~ Prophecy.
Appariiion ~ Lord Tyrnae % fa.ly Rererford.
- Cr,l,nai selling his Body,
Nfs.oiu, SuheFsngs By Famine on board Preach
raiall,y s,iendine she Stuart Fsnily,
sefnaie iniatiation for MurdeFer,
ton.
=, 40 sp' Gle from si. JACK Dovsrss reluetaua-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-01

A machine ha, been invented and sue
cessfully applied in Ireland. by which the
water IN green turfis entirely pressed out
and the combustible portion Of tho Pea,
made To occupy about one third its origi
nal space. IL is rendered almost as solid
as mineral coal, and NJ pleasant for fuel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-01

Administrators Sale.
"TILL be sold, on Friday ne ~ Of H.
~ gsa merit, ei the residence Of She late
Henry Sloan, IN Chariestown, all the person.
al property Of said deceased, consisting IN
part Of the following articles
HouSehOh and Kitchen Furniture,
One Horse, Saddle and Bri die,
One template Store,
One HeGTss and Harnsss,
Aiso--.A variety Of Lumber, EORefhsy
Nth the Tools bsl0nging 10 ne shop,
and a Gysi.Tai Turning Lathe.
a credit Of six months will BE- given on Ell
sums Of IS and upwards, (all sums under FIVE
dollars, the cash will b. reguirsd) the pur.
chaser giving bond with approved security.
JOSEPH NJ BkOWN, .idp,r.
July IS, 1923.
y. y. Al persons having claims against
the estate % said deceased. are requested 90
present them 10 the subscriber, properly su-
lheNticsted for settlement, ~ Persois IN
debtsd 10 said estate. viii Please % call and
dschsrge Their respective dues - speedily ~
possible.
would also give notice that viii remain
IN to~n en- Fridays, Zoe the purpose Of cd
justibg aceousa 9Th those Who may call
and, % save tine, will b. ready 20 receive
taxes lGt fesT- JNB
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-01

ALExANBRIA, JULI 27.
Notwithstanding the wagon price Of Aour
was IS =. and ~ for new wheat -four, and S
6S5 FOR old wheat. Last sales from stores, new,
o.. Old wheat, Inspected within the last SIX
or eight weeks. s. 62l. Stored aour continue.
TO be priced ut 50.
BALTIMORE, JULY 20.
FlOUR.-The receipts Of fresh ground -four
are light, and this description is most generally
wanted. few loads OF -four have been re-
ceiyed, aud have been rated u the s.me prices a.
fresh flour IL old wheat The wagon price range,
from IS s73 to sc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-01

Five horses, belonging On Mr.. James Peter, Of
kcrnstovn, In this county, we're killed by light
ming during the ,hundcr-gust on "Wednesday AZ
tetnoon lzst. They we're all standing in AN open
field at aconsder.ble distance from any tree when
thcy were struck. IIrmehesser Rep Juiys7
We also learn, from letter in the Republican,
that the house Of Mr.. Charles Carlisle. on Caca-
pom, tiiInpshire.) vas struck by lightning, on
Thursday last, and Mr.. Nathan Kern. killed
therein. Two other individuals were stunned. -
The house ~As much injured
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-01

Mr.. PAuLDiNG,s celebrated Tonic and
II .ivT.EDYSPEPTIC PILLS, for the
cure 81 all di>eases OF the stomach.
Dr. 3. Beseriys COUGH DROPS, % vel
known ~ the bess medicine for coughs. colds
diseases Of the breast and lungs. that 10 in use
Dr. Lee's p.tsntNe~ London ANT1-BItIOUs
has ever hcen discovered.
Also, M'Msth's Anodyne EMINENT, OF II.
quid Oposieltoe.
EYE WATER, and QUININE PILLS.
OrAii the above Medicines for sale by
wM. CLEVELAND & CO.
Charlestovn, August 4, is35.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-01

SALE " rnusrur


Friday the I'd day Of August next. I
wn sell, ON the premises attach. d 10 tia
sopo"sh Mhis, on the Shenandoah river.
n.s nines from Charlestown, a pair Of new
MIL ourrs, negro man about IS wear, of
ago, roam riding horse, 1 small pone, p
miik cows, number Of hogs. I ,iyb,.J,v
clock and case, i walnut secretary / hooL
case, together with a number Of booL. az W.
rious kinds, largo dining tables. IA doze,
Windsor chairs, 10 common do. / eommo,
cupboard, looking. glasses, l carpet an5
oaize cloth, pair andirons, 2 pair tongs and
shoveis, walters, 1 hearth brush, : window,
curtains, beds and bedding. ! dining set Of
ware, 1 tea do, n quantity Of glass, tin ard
other wares, rag carpet, 2 template stove.
and pipes, 1 small do. and pipe, ) stands, ,
chests and j bureau, l chest of drawers. ,
saddles, saddle-bags, } brides, 1 kitchen cup
board, pots and ovens. together with all the
kitchen furniture, l barrel vinegar, me at
tubs, hrkins, l chest soap, ; shovels. 3hoe,.
mattock, axes, I moving scythe and
hanging, chains, I collar, names. and \
blind BRIDES, ~ bags, 4 tons hay, 90 cord, Of
wood, L plough, forks, I cutting box and
knife, which were conveyed to The uudersiyu-
ed by Jacob Newcomer and Ann his wife, hy
deed now of record in the clerks Office Of the
county court Of Jefferson, dated Oath Noy.m
Der, 1882, 10 secure James Hite for debt and
liabilities incurred by him for said J,cob
Newcomer. Such title as 10 vested IN me. n.
trustee, will be made 10 the purchaser.
BRANToN DAVENPORT, Trustee.
July IS ls33-ow
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-01
PUBLIC SALE

NATILL BE- sold, At public suction, On
Wv Saturday ths l7h Of August, in front
Of Beokham's hotel, CbarlestOwn, a valuable
LOT # GROUND, IN said town, on the
north conner opposite the property Of Tho
mas Griggs, Esq
Also, two good HORSES, and ope CIR
one OF the horses Is 6rstrate work horse
and rides we'll. Terms made known on the
day ~ sale JAMES THOMPSON
August l. 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-01
Married.

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Alex
ander Jones, MIR. JANIS AuGUsrrs CuAPLINE, OF
this county, to Miss ELIzARETH Swan LlrINEn,
OF Prince Georges county, Maryland.
On the same evening, by the Rev. s. fusion
Mr.. HuNraREr NJ. ESsLE To Miss ISABELLA f.
EMILE, both OF this county.
On the same day, BY the Rev. Geo. w. Hum
phreys, Mr.. ALFREp III. GRIsr to Miss ELIZA
BLrH LEVIN, laughter Of Mr.. Thomas Ienen,
both of Harpers- Ferry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-01

We have received. from the press Of Mr.. 10
seph Robinson, Of Baltimore, the irst number Of
vork which viii no doubt attract great attention
and patronage. Il is entitled TIE TEsRIv1c
REsIsTKn or, Records Of Crimes, Judgments,
Providenees. md Calamities." Il is published in
numbers OF 10 large octsvo pages, price only CT
cents eAeh' one or more numbers to appear every
week, and each number embelliShed with an En-
craving. This work will undoubtedly receive an
extensive circulation; for ve have noticed, ali our
hie' that terrific subjects engage the attention Of
more readers, than any Other theme which can be
presented. Scenes which make the blood eurlae,
OF rush back tnmuituOasly upon the heart, never
fail to excite the public Interest, whether pre-
Sented to the eye or the imagination
We give The table Of contents Of the 6rsa four
numbera
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-01

bahussm Butler Sentinel states
that on the 7,h July. q woman with se,e-
raj small children, arrived from Pittsburr,
at house live miles from Butler. and in
the evening VAS taken quite unwelL The
owner OF the house thinking the woman
TO have an attack OF cholera. removed her
into tho woods. and left her without medi.
cal aid. or assistance Of any kind. Her
dead body was seea the day following
near the road side, with her children weep
ing aroundit Such brutal conduct me rits
the scorn and detesiation Of every one who
has the least spark Of humanity or human
nature in his breast.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-01

Fresh Drssgs,. Nedtctmes,Is Sc.
lust received, at the Chsrlostown Book
- and Apothecary Store, n fresh supply OF
Drugs, Medicines. Paints aud Due
Stuff,
which makes the assortment complete. AL.
so, large supply Of CO.N'FECTiO.N:4RY
JAMES BROWN.
August I, 1893.