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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
GENERAL INTELLrorncr.
Frem the Riehmend En,s,,,, =, "a n

FROM the Riehmond Enquirer II Isb. u.
We have at last 10 announce the death Of
JoHs w GEIES, Esq, a Judge of tie Iour,
OF Appeals of Virginia. lie breathei IA,
last, on "Wednesday, at las seat M Culpeppcr
county. Judge Green was a man q The M.
amiablc character 40 private life, of the most
'niieAibie Integrity he Wa. gifted " III
strong and active understanding. lie has
literally fallen a martyr in public service
Tor, hrs devotion To the labor, ct h,. bench
was 80 intense and incessant that they uorr
out the sPrings OF thought--and he ~ss t~;,
years ago seized with n violent parai,,i.
which has ever since prevented has ti.charsinr
oil has Judicial duties. Ills disease assumed
more alarming character lew week, ,i,e.
aud he has fingered without the hope or po,-
slDilIt5 OF recovery, until the moment of his
dissolution. Were We 90 name pure m
right. ard conscientious Judge. VI should az
unheaitaiihgly, that John W. Green vas TIA,
man.
The death Of Judge Green will quash the
proceedings which have been instituted m IA.
case IL cuts the session OF the Legislature
short 10y week or ten days. They vii pro-
badly adjourn 10y the l., Of March.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

GREAr MEETING an nlcr,InNn

ShLAI MEETING At RICHMOND.
very large meeting Of the citizens of
Hichmond, Va, was held on FRIDAY evening
The call was ~ those N favor Of Joining IN
a memorial Co Congress, on the present state
OF The country. The attendance Was unu-
sualy large. Resolutions were passed, de-
prccaiing the measures Of the President, IN
regard 70 the removal of tho dcpOsilrs from
The L. ; Bank, and for tho appointment ola
COMMITTEE 20 draw a memorial u ConEre.s
setting forth plainly aud truly 4" the -criou.
and Alarming emb8rrassments siich al class.
IS 81 the people arc suffering from the inter
rupiion oi the regular course e business
the pressure ~ the money narket--the de-
preeiatiOn 81 priccs--the dcran~Cment Of IA.
currency, aud the genera want " confidence
which naturally and obviously flows fron the
sets e the Executive IN the removal If the
Treasury of the q. ). from the safe depos,-
tory provided for u by law"
Thomas kuihcrfoord Esq, presided ~
Chairman, and Conway Robibson, Esq - Sc
rretarJ. Chapman JOhnson and several other
gentlemen addressed the nest,nr amon.-.,
shom va Mr.. smith. whose sarcastic ana
sensible remarks &c rannot omit publishing
Col SsrrH ssid, b. hal determined 90 COON.
rfr uith hia icliIv-titiyrus boz any ro.irH.e N.,f
u.izif ,h1l.@ 'r adopt. iut ir e1uli 49, ~ prsr.
Icai rlu'i itkr'f o. afisa ff1fn tiist fr,pos hy
the srgrrcHt ~ Nr Jan,rs Congress hal IL
rad brcn i1il Through the Secretary ct ihs Ir-,-
s'T' utth.ay itii nrthitg a. Do 9Th Tbs STAIR
itfff of,f argu1fnfed Ftlltte Ordinate afH rs.sk
i.ss el'srfftrr Of 'he Prsidrni, might feei ron.
sfurf i'isi D. upuld pp iis V-t1 o. ary nsss,ir,
hsriy Oh ari frunl thr fusr.e Indicated isy thf
f,nrnhn.-nt. iha complaint. of = .1T rove l,ro-
pl~, vrrr beard rsfrf uhrr. from Nuus o. fIor-
ila, ld % tH. ST. si.I.nt world rlu-r Doe ear. audi
~ . Dee h-lrt sfsire t'i.rr. % vas o. Q pfoI,Il.
fliai iiif stf Ias ~ ii.- rir. tang eoaid ai
naer. iarHr o. lns aelt Iurr yer. n, hig ul,-
. rliff'lirs 3. if '-1 .i.i-fri redress Go. at.t
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members nsar him. The sensation produced
was extreme, and cxci,ed to the highest. by
the appearance Of Mrs. Bouldin in the Hall
who had witnessed from the gallery, the TALL
Of her husband.
When she approached him, and found that
all attempts 10 restore life wcr. in vain, the
boreavcd and almost distracted lady, pierced
the Hall with her shrieks. She Was borne
from the iiall-and her husbands remains
were carried 10 the Speaker room Ia aw ait
The order Of the House IN relation 10 his fu-
goral
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

THOMAS Tyler BouLpIs. whose sud,l.p dc.
mise has filled all minds and hearts with 40
iennity and awe, was ono amongst the most
distinguished SONS Of Virginia. At the bar.
Tor hts wss the learned profession Of the Law.
ne occupied fory years the foremost rank IN all
inc courts ~ which he practlscd; aud upon
the bench, To which he was elevated by the
votes OF the two Houses Of Assembly Of his
native state, he very soon acquired the repu.
'ation OF profound rcasOner, an able iur,st.
aud an upright judge. After several wears
service IN That station, the people OF his district
called upon him 10 lay down his judicial flnc.
IONS, and TO assume those Of their represen-
taiiYe IA Congress. lie responded 10 their
wishes, and was elected tho successor Of Tie
late Mr.. RAvpoLFH. Bringing " it'll him 10
that high station mind deeply ard profoundly
imbued wish the truths Of political science
heart devoted 10 the principles Of free gov
eminent md filled with the most generous
seh~iOilitics--a department amiable aud eX-
emPlary and disposition Concilatofy and
benz VIOLENT. ~ - not % he wondered al that
ne possessed, At the same time, the confidence
ana affections Of al VINO know him. MANY.
very many. arc afflicted by has loss. and he
constituents a-e deprived of an able. talented
and honest representative. IN NJ. public
course he vas governed b. no selfish policy 4:
he looked only 10 the good of the country.
ana OF The whole country. Contcnt 20 move
~ the sphere appointed him by his constitu-
ent-, he looked 10 no higher advancement
Il there De \ hisher--and fe.tin on the broad
basis Of principle, the constitution and laWs
we're tee ONLY lights 90 which &c looked for
The regulation 81 his footsteps. az. death
may be regarded more a. a subject Of sorrow
W hfs numerous c0nne xiuus add friends. than
on his own account lie died az be-, patt
aud in the dischsrse Of his duty. o. ne ar
sumeni be vas about 20 deliver, be had deep
~ Pondered snd, if ~ dshyrfancs had eo,s.
l3ried with tie decree % su ar-uiss Prov.
deuce Il would, A. .. firmly believed. have
constituted a" additional claim % public graf.
&c lived 1ri fird en- honest man. snf De-.
yond ihat. there it nothing on earth worth,
TIE aspirailous "a e noble snd .rnsrsus misf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
HENRY BEDxNGER,
attorney 0f Lac,
liAKrERs-fEERr, Va.
Feb. IL, ls3i.-tc
as H rs.

n. JOHN VI. COlIE has, in his I" As
I'VE you were. denied ;hat accepted that
DIT Of his challenge written in general terms.
~ states that lao never promised 10 nee,
S7e IN Charlc>town, 10 close the race, &c
We are therefore 1t issue and with a view
q decide the matter, refer the public to the
pbjoined certificate. and an extract from
pr. cosls's letter, dated the 9th Of Decem.
<sr last, which Is deposited in the Oaice Of
Dc Virginia Free Press.
(CeriifeH'e.)
We hereby certify, that Mr.. Jacob Fouke
u accept the latter part of Mr.. John NJ.
foylc's challenge, published in the virginia
free Press ofthe 2Sth of November last, aud
bat the conversation between them took
lace near Coyle's house, on the 30th Of No
ember; and in the course OF that conyersa-
Jon We understood that he parties had agree
p meet at some convenisnt time thereafter
p Charlestown, 20 close the race.
JOHN STRlDER,
SAMUEL STRiDER.
Feb. llth, 1894.
I. (EIiraei Of q hitter from Mr.. Coyle TO Mr..
Sirider)
81 would be pleased 10 meet Mr.. Fouke
Charlestown, tomorrow, but I cannot do
q, on account Of the absence Of one Of nv
ands; though II he will come up shall be
e home all day, and there is no doubt We
an make n race, as I feel disposed 20 accom-
xaOdate him. JOHN NJ. COiLE."
Nashington Is at this timo offered 10 the
nbiic for the next season, and II would be
nPossible 10 prepare him for any race be-
pre- the 10th of March next, II did not in
Pnd 10 stand him. But will run Washing
pm against Traffic, four miles and repeat, o.
Icr me Jefferson County Club course, and
tgreebly TO their rules, on the first dav Of
heir next Fall meeting, for five hundred dol
kars, pay or play.
JACOB FoUHE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

The settlement Of TIC disputed bnundar,
Iine between this State aud Irxinia. on H..
southern aud western frontier. 4, the most
Interesting and important subject % which
the attention Of the Leg islatnr, lea. been cell
cd al IT. present session Tie joint commit
Tee upon the subject have presented an sinh-
ofat' report, ~ which the right at MARYLAND
W Inc Jude within her boundaries several of
TIC adjoining counties OF Nirginri. D, stronu-
oiIsly maintained, ard tic conduct of thai
state ~ refusing 10 settle the question by am
cable arbitration j. polntcdiy condemned ~
re report cone lIdes 10y recommending tie
sd'Plion "a The following resolutions. winch.
q Will be- seen. are calculated o. brInr IN. AZ
TAR e. focus 81 Tfsisriek C.u5) Eraa,,.,.
Rs's's'd ~ ~ Gsnsyai .I,s,n5Iy n MN.
trad, That q D. necessary ipr The peace ,rt
security C our people aud thc disnlty of tie
aiii,, list our southern and western bsupd,-
ries should be iinaliy settled aud defined.
hs'cirsa Thai tl,ts state has seen y, An dsct,
rcGrsi, the refusal on the part Of \ ,rr,oi, n,
leave The settlement % these byund re. A.,
friendly arbitration ~ proposed by thi. st,tr
Rs'oirsf, That the tuOruey GensraI Of tits
state, BE- snd he ., hereby requested 4, e.u.s
sHt o. De Instituted BOO tho nsus a. "fie
state oi Navilad' against The Got4r,.,..
wealth ~ Nire'ris. "ir such maru,r ADD r. .fH
- m1y De- technically required. u tis So.
lfcmC Court n &c tHlci sfstes. Tor tr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

Gidson Lee. once shoemaker. and
poor msn, who went from house 20 house.
With las Mt upon his bach 10 m.k- asd
ncnd shoes iof his mote wealthy neishbor.
TO "biair = livelihood. q. nps, ,mn,.n.,l,
nch. 81 ihis tune holds the high AMI hon
ofHhic office IT Mayor Of the cny a. New
ofk. the largest eiiy ~ the niisd States
such instances 0i succession enterpr,s~.
u - true. arc rare. but they furnish exam
pies which ought 90 stimulate every Young
man, however poor. 90 deeds ofttfiue AMI
a steady course Of industry. With the full
assurance that distinguished mcnt rarely
goes unre~afdec among enlightened free
men Mr. lee has sffised 10 ~ present
standing by course u peFseFefing indas
Try aud economy. having airats sustasa
ed au irfePfoacbsble rhsrsctet lof hoIt.
y sud lnle gF''y Buf B,d.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

The eNientto which tho people or tho
United States consume Injuries. NAV la
Judged Of by the following notices Of i'm
poftAiions and duties. from the Baltimors
Gazette:
The number of gallons or wines import
60 INTO this country. during The year 1889,
was 6,O9t. upon which the dut,e. n.
mounted 10 1857 .249 -
Amount Of teas imported. during the
same PERIOD, SSH $40 lbs-dutie. 81
Eel Sus 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

purpose 81 procuring 6nsi. legal adjaI-
tnSni and settlement. of tic southern aud
western boundaries uf thi. state
Rssoirsi That tie t.s,srnor snd Council
II Ihis state be aud the, arc hereby regu,.t-
cd, o. select ard employ two additional cour-
sci 10 a''st the Attorney GcIsral, ebc of
~hon shall be requested 10 collect abl pre-
pare the evidence, wtiiicn or oral. % illustrate
aud establish the eiai,as ssd Prs,easions Of
this state IN regard 60 our southern aud west
ern Soudnariss
Rs'oir'S, That all adversary proceeding,
IN The part q this state. sgainst She STATE of
Virginia. shalt cease az any time before suit
brought &c hnal Judgment, when that state
shall sceeP, TIE oscriurcs Il Mar, land, inside
by boz ., -olullun. az l,c,cn.b.r sr..Ion. I'll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

most tragic scene occurred in ihe House
90, prrscuisises yesterday TIE sureessor
~ iir isi" John Randolph. II Boanoss Iuirr
.i'nidin. rose. ard begun hi. srcfeh. ir apa-
l"- ifing ior having declined hitherto a. sst
''' u'lal tribute g. thc great orator. v DO died
Pc n''fr g the iiousr. AMI who, uhile I,t-
".' hd made o. i'iusir.oa. by t.. sIslus.es
''n pr ~ 90 of ofrfug los rea.4r.. Sic
Iil-' iri dead n Sc lu1t Of enc ~ tte
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
CHARLEsTowN JEFFERSON rEBR AIRY TO- u

INC ioli'.ing sweet anil touching line. arr CO.
pied from the New York M,rrur They arr
from the pen 1T able and accomplished. I..l,
Tho ~'ic oi n Distinguished mcubcr III the h~r.
TIE SrAGEMAN'S HORN.
UIifrn By a lady in The country 70 her hus5anal
ga form.
Oh N, not the harm has no musical notes
Its sound j. Delighted tn me,
Tar sSec'cr than ~2rbliags iro,n nigh,inya,e.'
threats.
For IL brings me letter from a.cc.
The little ones joyful all gather arou-,l,
Their rrrtt, ewes sparkle With gl,,
hN'lnim, ~ the, hear the .nli, ming sound.
Oh, ncther' a letter Tor thec q"
magic there j. in tina, sweet little worI.
lhIishtul ia agc aud u yuu,h.
In ab.cnee. ~hst JOY does a let, Afford,
When hiled With affection anL truth.
Ih.' 'hne arc thus filed dear How arl. m, hear,
Enr.Iiurc'l delights la confess:
l opcn. and read them, and d~cll "a each mart
VITA au7'nsport cannot express
hen sal not The harm has 40 u.,,sicsl not.,.
It's sound - dcligh,iui tomc.
ar suc'tcr than warblings fiona ri,I.,:n .aic>'
throsts.
For brings me a letter from thee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

s sut uss not iBue since brought ara.ntt
ts c1rpoipt9n ~ uie ciiy ~ Nes Natk. t1
recover COMPS .fIon rs lnIuf, da... ts o., .f
rsEitleo,e boz rfru'ii.ns eco of CO. hleisa.s
o" remain s.rh "a bad state Of rrfs.r. co. 81
nc bore NJ rIr p'aiof sss .arsl ani us
g's ffm'rrd. fic ur. t.rf.d sesu.t rr
e.. l,fst. snI r.te % Iaat4 ego
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
dissolution.

ME Co-Partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of Brown & DAVIS. was
'sso'ved on the first day OF January, 1884, by
u'ual consent. All persons indebted TO The
fm wIil please call on Milton j. Brown aud
iher respective accounts, as il is impor-
ht thai the business should be speedily
S'oseo' MILTON J. BROWN,
THOMAS DAVIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

Ssoi,f'riiat f. Cugrcas go Nh, d.
you NOT Vrrseht Jouf'tlf - eanlra,, zoe
congress. sHii iady 10 be- hu.iaYd.
y h. va confined O. b. char b., he Fsut
" an nos llsltf-d Zoe ths station. was
The reply - ihiuk tsu sfe returned
The wife. ysuf lsngusg- sod srtipus ere
truly parliamentary Nhrn ff's afe pre-
seniCd you either order then lad 90 f.s a.
~. % make "a faoff.n o. Ftss fhsugh often
0'i = oTi'r. 700 arc still suppnfts,l bv the
riniS sod you oiien poke ,puF so.s ,rt,
Hsosr"s' ~i.oh sfs ealculsisd 20 destroy
tie eorsfiiafinn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

The Rehtnood Compiler ,pc.k, Of the
Annual Addfsss delivered before the I'ir-
g'n,a Iii,iorical aud Thio-oJ.h,csi Society.
hy Mt MAN~EtL, on tho iih instant, as a
hne specimen Of ehasie and eloquent con-
rcsi',or The sabl-ct OF the Discourse
sasihr Colonial History Of Virginia We
learn iron the Compiler that The ahairs Of
The S'e'eiy are ~ promising condition
Many valuable additions have recently
been made TO iis COLLECTIONS. aud large
number Of new members added
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
From ilt Conr,..,iongl ,,o,,,d;o-,

From ihs Congrsssi0nai proceedings.
TtEsDAN, FEB. III.
The DePO'ite Question coming up n the
order OF the day
Mr.. BotLDiN, Of Virginia, rose 10 address
Tie House, and began in the following words.
"Beiofo submit some rcuisrks I wished tn
make On the merits of the very serious cue -
ion 'heiore the House, ! must advert Ia a re-
huke which. with AL due humility, I received
from my colleague. (Nlr. Wise.) lilo stated,
aud truly, that, although MIR. RASpOi rH. " hcu
he died, had been n me mber elect of this bo-
d., yet that that fact had hot been announced
on tisis noor AN not in the habit Of taxi
'ns In myself general remark Tot peculiarly
directed 10 myself; but when general re-.
mark I. Of such a kind that il will apply TO
no one else, or not To any ,lsr with equal
propr'ety, am compelled To take notice OF Il,
My colleague did not a. kindly suggest that
THIS ought 10 have been done, until he men
toned II IN his remarks on this floor, but an
Other colleague most kindly and delicately
dad, through another person. suggest to me
that II ought 10 be done; and now. as is NV
duty, must tell my colleague, and this House
anu my constituents, the reason Why Mr.
kandolph's death was not here announced
but can't tell the reason why his death was
not announced, without telling what told
friend that should say, in case did,
mere -hr. BouLps s'ooOnsd, JsH, and in a
fec minutes after ENriHED.l
And the House Immediately adjourned.
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A Teacher Wanted.

A Man of Classical Education. Of sober
"A and correct habits, will meet with a good
situation, by applying 10 the suJ,eriJer. four
miles west of iiarpers-Ferry. None need 40.
ply without the above quaiifcati1rs
WILLIAM STRiDER.
Feb. -. I-Jl-1t
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NOZxCE.

- PRISONS Who are indebted 20 the late
n hrm Of Brown X DAVIS, are notified that
their accounts have been placed IN the hands
OF VIZ. John wysong Of this place, for coIlec.
ton and settlement. or to DC closed by note.
MILTON - BROWN.
Shephcri,town. Feb. Is. IsJt-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

Forbes, the murderer Of Col Bradford.
was hanged at Dsucb. Geo On the .7ih
n u" minutes before he attempted to cot
his throat. and appeared 90 nc seaiIolI
covered With blood lie refused % sufier
esp over his face. And ussd the most
pfoisne language TO those around IL
was swuns on wIth bait uttered curse
upon bus lips
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

" lamp N'f'rr, = number Of female.
cor 'nutd sirnd,us ou the benches. notu,ti,
'iHh1nfs ifc4Vrnt ifu's from tie n,int.tsr 4,
=" hs"n Nresstcui cd gentleman. noted
Tor hi' 'ery good hpmor, arose and .a,d- -
lhi"A o ihe ladies standing 90 tie b,-r.eie.
enc" "'N lad hoi"- ~ ihrir Sucking, they
would "a down" Thr sdsr... t,d 49,, IL,
r.ird effect there Was az itnps,l,.,, .,nt,,.,
in tie seats youu- minister .tspI,rv by
him and u'uhinf 90 The temples. ssd. 90.
brother bow could 500 90, uat "..-..s,.
= .at f'l lied iie old gebiisn.4u. tti.af,.t.
g ih.' iai'nth DOL. r1 their eco kir-..ldh lie
io hn"N ios hey 1fc a. sst them oii.
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DEATH OF nan. BouLprN.

FROM M .N's'loHGi Inieiigenccr eCTr6. 10.
The Hall of Representatives was ye.,er-
cay witness TO one of the most solemn and
surctng scenes that ever occurred IN m, le
gislatiVe body
Mr B"uLpIS, distinguished Represents
ave from the State of NirgiuIa, havID, risen
10 speak on the Dcposiie Question, had utter
ca out lew sentences, when he was obsary-
cd 10 latter IN his speech, and, after a mo-
mehtary struggle, tell, and in Jeic minute, sr-
PRED!
The House, Of course, adjourned ip.,,n,a.
ueously; and, on being informed of the mel
anchoiy occurrence, the Senate did the same.
We shall not here anticipate the notice due
10 the character OF the deceased, nor antici-
pate the friend, whoever II may be, whose
uuty u VIII DC 10 pronounce his euloyv
u was striking instance, indeed, that Mr.
BouLDS should have been struck hy the hand
OF death Mt the moment of his aIhIsion 10
The deeeasc Of the eminent c,tizen who wa,
elected 10 succeed hini, but died before the
niee'"S OF congress. IL II not supposed
however that tins solemn visitation could
have been brought about by any mental asso-
Citation OF the memory of The deceased IN
the actual position of the living Representa-
tive. This remark is hazarded because n,
happened TO one Of the Editors 10 have casu-
ally converted with Mr.. BorI DIN on Tin, very
SUBJECT, at the time of the motion, by one Of
.he Representatives Of South Carolina, in
honor OF the memory OF deceased colleague
Mr. H. appeared DESTROYS to do what va,
proper ia honor OF the memory of H., col
league, bat drew the obvious distinction be.
tween ms case and that OF Mr.. SINGLETON
mat the latter died on has way to take his sea,
M congress, and after the opening OF the ses-
s'on' whilst not only the death of MIR. RAS-
notrn had occurred several months before.
but successor to him had been elected, and
was called at tho opening Of the Session
ms appeared To the writer 10 be the only
ground on which Mr.. BorLpIx RETAINED from
what no appeared 10 be otherwise desir,u, of
DONG The coincidence, however, Il not
therefore the less (but rather the nlore) re-
markable.
~ was distressing circumstance that the
lady of Judge BouLDfS was in IN. -,IJrr, Of
the House yesterday, and beholder Of the
appalling scene!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

u % stated 'n 'hs EASTERN rspsrs. fhsta
'onneciicui ystkss hss suerrsSsd 30 a
irehng 60 irniiaii4h ~ ZEE ists shower a
s''f'. iaf ihs benefit ~ sueh ~ we're sss
s'inf''sd oi thst inisfssi,ng phsnomfnan
i.iif rtrrf ft' pf1bsh'J nnrinsis BON 90
.h' 'ft' pfesi'i~nry. o. eject ststss of
Lim sNsf be death
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

- i'"' sio's a village schoolma.trr .a,d
70 Que oi hi' pupis. very small b,v. .bn
h"d just s'n, ahead ct H. clss, Tor ,neltr.
u''i.' Wei done. my little fellow VOC
'H'H h''' q i'a'hri 40 Nnur cop tic loo,
'"i't ini" ic'r. 90 W bet b, tie matter. =
.ail tie master - don't want, f,,,i..r,
D'N cap, rePli'd thc led. W., not p. .. IL
cause ~hcn father ias a fcati.,t 90 De-. c,t N,
si"ay' c"Tr- hone drunk. suJ ,cois. ~ mo-
'her and ~hiP' hs.'- Tap R,se,dsy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

II Hard Run -le,ierdAy, between two
aud three o'clock, most daring robbery
was committed IA Charles street A re-.
,psetAbic farmer. While IA the act Of un
folding roll Of Bank notes. had them sud
denly snALched from his hand. by Young
man OF genieel appearance. and notWIth
standing he was INSTANTLY pursued by
number OF persons, aud a general cry Of
stop h'ef was raised. the fellow Aetu
ally made has escape BY superior swifines.
and adToH turning, into lanes and alley.
--pro'inE L'alssli no iess hghi II fsoI Than
light ~ hand - Bait Ges. Feb a..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
LIGHT FOOD.

b. kc'H'S spp,titr. and ti., h,..i digestion,
an o"'~s'uusl chang,
'o9 tr"cksn.- u may interest tie friend.
OF tA'~ gfuuine son II the Wet. t. earn thu;
he has lately comI,ted. with hi, osn hand
narrative of h. lite and adventures. ami
lh't The work viii be shortly published nv
"e''rs' Cary = Heart, 81 Philadelphia The
WORK bear, lhis excellent and eharactcr,st,c
motto by The autho:
E'N" 'l'' r''lc fpr otler.. ~h,u avn dead.
10 al~-) sun Nvu'rc nght--tIi,n 20 Al,c.d.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

We shouh sadessnsr o. postFs our
rA'sisnre in s-~p 81 cirssof its ,nstsnsi
SO grocer rpfiI Mu,te. ns~sF.. sst,s
i'~sufy. rHiuff' s--re be shstfssf,..t.
OF iih4saItt fhs spuipsl fsEnro,snf. IN
f'hg' o. re n'porlaut 10 ibstst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

Edward Mott. E.q lawyer. Of Nil
ford. Tenn, was found dead ga b., ctl,ce
having committed suicide by shooting
himself with pistol lie Vas the oldest
lawyer OF The place. lie was found siitn (
~ char. the pistol on the floor The
ball had passed through the night eve. aud
The whole Of this shocking spectacle Indi
Gated deliberate premc 5dauon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

The correspondent ~ The lioston Poet
mentions ih.t frn mtnibsrs oi ths Z
senate are NifEsisns Thee sr~ Cor
.yth. R,es. Tyler Preston. liihh tay.
1rpndJ, LIVING, Nsfs tn,an. aud foia
draitF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

NV have On band few dozen q Ames'
" make q SPADES and sllOYELS.
will be sold very low
Join y LANE 4 WEEP
rslsiown, Dec. ~. 1873.