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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-02
Fron, he .Nf,s rarL Linz,

! n young and very handsome girl. be-
longing to one of the most respectable
families in the State, was on SUNDAY
morning last taken from the steps OF a
house IN Mott street Ia the Duane street
Hospital. far advanced in cholera. and
died before nigh,fall. While under the
charge of the hospital, she informed
them of the circumstances which had
led 10 her dreadful downfall and sub,e-
qucnt death. She had for length of
time been asslduouSly courted by an in
sldious and accomplished young man of
good standing, who, on Saturday eve
n'ng last, succeeded, after much per-
suasion, IN en;icing her to the house
from which she was removed to the
hospital. About 3 o. clock on SUNDAY
morning, she was attacked very serious
ly with all the symptoms Of cholera.
The heartless villain who had deceiv-
ed her, and had almost forced her into
the jaws OF destruction and death. desert
ed her to her fate as soon as the symp-
toms Of the disease made their appear
ance, and leit her to the tender mercies
OF the bcldame who kept the gate of per
dition which the victim lay within but
who immediately on hearing of the
fact, turned the poor creature into the
street 10 die. She was taken up from
the pavement by some persons who ac.
cidentally Witnessed her cruel eject
ment, and carried bv them to the hos
piial. During the few hours she Law
there, she necessarily wept for her hor
rad fate, accompanying her lamenta-
ions with prayers for the welfare OF ham
Who had brought this uniimely run up-
ON her head--and whose name. though
repeatedly importuned to disclose she I
carried TO her grave unuttered.
Craps ~ the FIR Uesl.-The Nsd,- I
son Indiana Banner Of late date. IN
speaking Of the weather. sayS-Aftcr
long drought, We have had some fine
showers. but, We fear, too late a. revive
the fields Of corn. and we fear. too late
10 benefit late potatoes. The corn crpp
will he very small IN this part Of the
State.
? On the White Mountains in New
Hampshire a heavy fall Of snow va.
experienced on Thursday night the 18th
ult. In some places ~ had fallen 10 the
depth Of foot, and zee the thickness
Of a dollar had been found IN many ola.
ces. Several matrimonial parties had
started Tor that country. b. spend the
honeymoon. II VIII serve 10 cool be f.
FIRE Of their love
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Jamss MeriiOn KnoU'es, the drama
usi and actor hs anl, ed 81 New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-02

The celebrated horse Eclipse Lightfoot.
has been disposed Of by Mr.. G.. Craig for the
sum OF seven thousand dollars. lie has been
sent 10 Tennessee.
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q IN TIE CORNER.
Washington, Sept. 20, 1884.

Tie JACK DowSIys. belonging to the Messrs
henshaW, It u'e OIL Furnace, carries GOO bills :
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TILE cO4LI1lOA.

Ike "iion. Mr.. Msugun." of the y, nate of the II
safes Who has unfortunately become deeply si lated
wtb calhoun, Clay ard others has disclosed he secret of
the Campaign. On the 4h at ph,lsie phia. where n.
appeared along side of Mes-rs Webster and, John ST.
sean', aud Crockett, and Pindexier he addressed the
t"asrrs OF the FL Congressional isrci and acco,Ji,y
10 MR. Wais's version, he twas particularly i,upr.se
sve IN all that he said in relation PrnnsyIvans He
urged ag ain aud again upon - OF ia. whp,
oil this State the vast Importance OF sinking enti,ev al
minor considerations aud OF uniting all the elrneos OF
an'i-Jacksonism At the coming election ~. g, treated
e advocates Of Sac Rights. and the friends OF Federal
Con'ohiaion; the Free M on, AMI the opponent of :,
g. societies. to scriice every srh ON The
altar OF thu country aud 10 quite hoart and hand in de-
renee oI TIE v'ls'ed Consi'uon AMI laws of our re- pb
he at ne ballot oor" Vel, they all al to 90 avains,
he Adn iiis ration whatever b. their sepsry creeJs mr.
Pioiessons How long they will adhere together ia go,
uncertain, ule-s hey take the iron, the AL, xanj,,
Iaz-e, who insists upon il, that "Fur the n,x p e.
uensip al the nags must he withdrawn from in. poli,
cal course except one TO against AIr Van Bue
ne lakes the purse and wins the with ease The
knpMing ones kn0tc tt., aud will act accordingly
"e gentlemen, IA s'on you have made the choice on
your sie, we i'll tell yon who will he run on the oti.
Ceebrdfions.--lhe proceeding OF the All disDLav
columns ia or papsroi to-day. received
morning he Celebrs ions az Powhai Court House ami
oil Laury String, Abemare. They are of els IL. each
otter they shall appear in nexL--W- sk no GUAR.
tiers oil the NHers Of owhaian, shall grant none
We have inre i've account of the C. Ierations
at fuch's Grove, in Aihemdrls; ut Columbia i'm Fin
vann" and Pitsy lvana Coui iouse- iLey will an
pear as Soou possible.
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cd in conversation. ai,l boldly published by tho
press, that none were reoced by Mr.. Stevenson's
rejection, as General Jackson HIMSELF
"ih's Gays the Gioh-) els rheie tab ion no mat
Ter o" what authority ssied. IL invented tor the lie
purpose OF sowing jealousy in the ho-om of whom
author would eh.e'usy destroy. None 30 mach regretted
r erection Of Mr. stevenson as the President and biz per
so"si ends but The have found, and shiy may have
expressed some consolation in the conidrm belief tn. T.
would open the eyes OF Virgins The 81 aracter Of those
ek'ess "-.' VITO would "anoniy degrade her ho-
norrd sons"
We are informed, that the Presi,len, on two sue
cessive days waited upon Mr.. Stevenson, and ex-
pressed Tor him the kinest feelings aud The greatest
regret at ii's rejection. Cen Jackson is not the man
To abandon high aud honorable man. in counl
nlcht To inciious poliicians--nnd we suspect The
time viii yet come, when lac himself will stinctlv
reiie The bold assertions of his enemies in relation
to Mr. Stevenson.
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n farce MIR. Speaker Stevenson sppoin'rd a Com
tee 70 'xs-'ne INTO The rondi,ion OF the Benk the
United States ajoiy OF whom were "a i. usual IN .ucb
c'se- .nr"ndiy To that lrsii,uton. and hi, was
ommlHce, i" the language of the sodisanf hixs"
VIZ" ne o"m tee denied The privilege oi inspecting
hooks Noc. l-srn iha, the Co,ni,,ee OF finance nj
The Senate. composed OF Mcssrs. Webster Ewing kc-
10Y packed Comu,tee oh. no ARE lied 20
anime iao the sae OF the a k r. part the r..ul a,
the next session ot the Senate Does any man. of nv
party eneriau doubt thu couplr xon OF truort
hs wili thus be prepared, seeunden ofen by these dis
interested srntl. men
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PerERsnuRc. JnlY I.

~, PETERSBURG. July Z.
undInHisheh spti Of Tor tie events which
haVe I@ared ~ ~ such bohi rebel upon The calendar Of
'ime, AMI tie records OF history Parry spr was los il,
'"s G" "usas in-p'Fed by be return OF l. Day and
every e"it s'eiued To I've sIsIsd 10y The hoy impulse of
IA Ionsl gratitude, aud Of deS il@e ure
upon "hi' the sagss Ut The rrVOnu feared lie u, ouJ
tHFe OF our liberties. We have never v I'm. ssed &c
"S'o"' TIE i"'iviue- OF "hicn, w.Ie conducted with
Eede' bafIin'y anu more general geo feeling.
~ al early hour tie N',un o. Con,pnuie. assr,ts
ahh maFched through ne principal cts 10 fhe pfesy
leHdn hUrch, vtih had been selected Tor Tia, nor ion Of
W. 'P'ehf'uon Connected with ne delivery the Orao
ihe ceieWof is AZ lie Church commenced if an p,
pirate pray er by the Rev Nr ilun,,r rL. n.cts+,
u' OF indc pef read ~ ~, n,pressiy. manner
toy "" Robertson, j. Esq. Thomas slisce E.n rhe,,
' delivered 80 O'sion noi less distinguished of it,
~ 9''e '"d ehase style, than los ~ just pssbensi,e
On He conclusion Of tic Grafton The troo,s ag.in
hInfd ahd marched 10 ioplar Law H. w. re- At u oit
a. r, -, 100 vas med tnd ne volunteers -ii,issed.
The P"bc nuef nt he Poplef Spsings MS attended,
~ Isfge lumbar OF eiitzens itltstv IN. 1t,t,
V'eo W Htifi-on E.q) pres,deJ assisted h, ,,o,,,n
Bfa"ch aud Colonel- Brsgs aud Hur. lie ui,no.t la
Mony pre- e'eh during ne ePasi' 4nd e day closed m
manner gfaHJHg to Tie feelings aid 10 lie pride ol ll
WHO participated ~ 10 festivities.
Aer lie removal u tie cloth tie following oss,s were
drank fJg.fs.-s.'.'''o
Inc an Of July l776--A day identified witi q deed
" q "p , re"own. gsB-.-IHal Columbia1
March 49," " "'"i"b'o'
Tue Heroes and Statesmen Of the Revolution.
teir lofty psffiotisfn Awaken Tie en,i.,, ~ :, - 49,,
gratitude, Of their descendants.-s gn,s rse,,, IL
hsel s"'- l9coS VIA
The Federal Consdfufonfhe bull .,t ri a.. ,,,,o,
o,he eisss aud the sctefeigniy OF the States g,ns
ltfe abound tiir huge osk SUI
8. Thomas Je1rt son--T,e founder Of The fem. ,.,
ia'h' gun. Jefferson and Lbeffy1
" Where Liberty dwel there was HE
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DOHa ES1aC.

- fhEDERtcKsBURG July 81
Friday, being III Ssh Anniver.sry U. the Dectc,, ion
o indt pendence. observed in this place by the u.
SUSPENSION OF business ting OF eanrs u ary exercises
NC. The Guards, under Maj = Patton, aud the Rife
uFegS under CHP Charles DoOdwin p.raded an early
hour, and at o'clock marched 10 t,e Ipcure Room n,
The PreshJ terrain ChUrch where large number OF ladies'
ani geniiene" were already assembled The Declaration
oI 'rnrPennr"ce was read by Mr. Robert Berry. Which
was FOLLOW Il by Grafton ON Mr. Ale xander SedI,,
OF oung MEMS Society OF Frederick ,urg The su-
d-hre were highly grtthed with these exercises The
'oiaOn, although The lrs public ell q OF Young gen.
Hru1n WHO delivered ~, worthy the occasion and j.
SpOkeh O IN ern- al The gte9ie admiration by those who
were P'esr" he volunteer companies alter ards
engsgedin performing ,sriuns ni.iAtv .voutions H. hn
nor OF The Day. TIE publ Dnnrr TO MIR. Patton lie
Heprtsruati'c IN Congress iton Is District look place
on NE Island iull account Of which VIII found in to-
day. Herald Iere Bbing PITY also 1T the Pom.
W. SPftGi and Bali in HE evening at 'he Town Hall
Herald
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THE GENERAL C0uRr

General Court c,uven cd ON the 7 h ins,ap, IN. ti
iowlng Judges being present: Fleming Sauniers Abel r.
Up,hur, Lewis 'n,nsr-, John r M,v, John L I,,n.x
Richard ~. Field, Benjamin E- Ed.y N \ Duncan
John B Clopor. Eos
The case ni Mr. isaaio'phs VIII taken up. when
on melton OF MIR Meade Zone OF h. Trustees named in
'h" "'U oil I'm RndIph, male in 1921 a suJDee,a
ducrS eeuo was issued 10 the Clerk Of ChAtlae to bp
UP 'he 'aid VIII and all other ietamentsy papers in hls
Pos-es-"n u was also ageed, that commission he is.
u"d 'r both parties 10 take deposios out OF the Stale
ny NE consent oil john e. Bryan by his next friend M.
motion ipr tie prohat of another VIII of Join Ra1d,,h
was continued I'LL term.
Tie Court viii probably adjourn to-day or 10 morrow
understand that al the rrceni Meeting Of he Visit.
ors OF WILTON aud Mary College JUICE Beverly Tnrk.r
was appointed Professor OF Law AL the Chairs of his
venerable Institution filled
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he hiloNing roas's accompanied by di-carges nj Ar
"'iery ana Music by 4 fine Ba-i oi the r. l. l. Bl,les
were dunk bV The Volunteers of Richmond ou ,. Atl
ihsi, Capt u. Richardson, p ssilrn'; C,p, T. H. Big
ger, IL ice Prrsid"n'; Capt. VIM n Richardson ri
wee PRESIDENT It. John j. T" erh. 3 Vice Prcsids nt
REGULAR ToAsTs
1. The Diy we celeb The lire of 10 requires To
De tanned by III wisdom a virtu. aud patriotism by
whieh ~ was k'ndled.-Hai Columbia
2 Our C..nmt,Y:
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.oynent of PRINTING TYPES unrivalcd in beauty
and variety book Of Specimens may be obtained the
Foundry No I3 Chambers street Chatham street at
No u CITY Hall Place. II contains specimens from Twelve
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