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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

In nm interesting article upon Autumn. in the
last Cincinnati Mirror. e very able periodical,
BY the ~s.,l the Editor introduces scrap from
the pen Of our friend Who is nov at the head O,
the Winchester Republican. The extract, though
small. 10 sufficient to prove that Nr. Brook, !,
gifted, BY nature, With head and hear, worth,
OF better pursui, than politics.
Brooks. Who used to writc veil when ia. fever
ga, upon him. has doae nothing for SONIC wear.
The same Is true Of his accomplish, ri i..i,. the
once popular "Norns.") Ills ..Jsrccee. - the
.Broken Heart, "Ai.n, {" 10 lie hath its Sun.
shine. aud Lines to the ID, ing Year" are adj
m'rabie sketches hut they viii soon be forvos-
ten, unless he do something TO bring ti.-m sg.in
before the public. in better company than tno.,
ot that IN Which they nov stand. The foiio- ing
- The closing stsSza Of his Autumn Leaf"
"AutumnAl leaf, there Isl stern
Aud warning tone in thy decay;
Lake thee must man 10 death return
With hisfrzil tenement Of sl.,:
Thy warning is Of death AMI doom.
On grnius biigbted in its bloom.
On joys beeloudcd raw.
Life. rapture, bope-ye arc as brief
And hectins as the autumn Ie.f'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

Who laundering comes bl4eke1 ste-d,
With slAsken'i bIt aud hood ct speed '-By-oH
n horseman passed us al full speed
whose Wild and haggard look arrested
the attention of my friend. In the
name Of all that Is singular, said he,
who can that be, and whittier as he
posting with such rapidiiy: His garb
seems Of the last century and his grIz-
lied locks stream ON the wind like
those oi some ancient bard.
That man, replied /, Is lover, and
Is hurrying away 10 pay his devulrs To
his mistress. who married another, and
has been dead for many years.
Indeed! YOU surprIze me, he rcloin-
ed. He has, II Is true, the lean LOok
of Shakespeare lover; the blue eye
aaf sifnken.;' the VaguesfiOna5ie SyirIf,
and every thing about HIM demon
stratcs a careless dcSolaiIoll vet i
should have imagined. that the SHOWS
Of So many winters had eXtnguislied
all the fires Of that frosty carcase: but
tell me who he Is, and what Il hrs
story?
liIs name Is Wilson and that Of the
lady whom lac loved, was sally Single
ton. ] would that ] had the graphic
power Of Scott Ia sketch a tale oi 80
much interest. II SIR " alicr has I'M
mortalized an old man, mounted ON mas
white pony and go'ng in quest of the
tOmbstOnes, how much Is II 10 be- re-
GREETED that the same master cannot be
employed 10 Pepetuste the memory N
yonder eccentric beng. whose love
lives on, after the lapse Of twenty wears
IA spite Of the marriage and death 0i
his mistfcss-in spite Of the evidence
Of his own senses. and notwithstanding
every human effort 10 dispol his deiu-
son. Regularly every morning. ior
the lat twenty years, 40 matter - hai
the state oi thc weather. alike % han
the hail the ram, and Oh. sunshine )
has be- mounted bis hJrse. and travel
led distance 81 ten miles. 10 see las
beloved Sally Singleton, His custom
-, 10 nde directly up 10 lhe VindON a
her Former apartment. and % a oOuF-
tcOus manner. - boa ~ his niisireas
m token ol las continued aftachnaeut.
Having Ped'rmed ihis act ct gallaufry.
be- waves Niih las hand a fond ad,eu
and immediately gallops back with
triumphant AR, a. II perfectly ssfisfed
with having set his enemies al deh-
ance. The course Of true love never
did run smooth, and IN this case wbe-
ihef aIisgrgied "a rey,sei # years. or
different N biood. % sfondsnr ~
hs choice sf Jrieads Is not exactly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

Progress Of Temperanoe.-It Is sub
Ject OF congratulation that the Temper
ance cause is making such progress
both on the land and the ocean. More
than thousand vessels are now afioai
IN which ardent spirit rs not used
And though they VISIT every chime
and at all seasons, and many az them
actually 60 round the globe, the men
who navigate them are m all respects
better than when they used n. So
manifest and great has been the an
crease OF safety 10 property and lii-,
that the Insurance Companies m New
York have unanimously agreed Ia re-
turn five per cent. on the premium III
every vessel which has been navisaied
without the use of ardent spirit. A
committee was appointed ai the las,
meeting Of the Board of the Pcnnsy.l-
wanna Temperance Society. to call the
attention Of our Insurance Offices 10
the subject; and nj their request n
meeting Of the principal officers was
held IN the Board Of Trades Room. An
the Exchange, PhiladeIphia, on Thurs
day last. At which II was expected MIR.
Delavan, Of Albany, would have been
present topresent some important sta.e-
ments.
As he did not arrive In season In the
city, the subject was opened by MIR.
Marsh, the agent of the society. The
gentlemen seemed much impressed
with the importance of the subject,
and promised 10 give il their early NJ
ten,ion. Mr.. Dclevan passed through
on Friday. to meet the Insurance Com
panIes IN Baltimore on SATURDAY.. Tins
subject is exciting increased attention.
not only IN this country, but in Europe
Banng, Brothers & Co, Of London
wrote to their agent in Amsterdam. TO
know why he had not obtained freight.
His reply was that there were Ameri-
can vessels, commanded by Temper
ance Captains, taking freight, and while
they remain, none offer 10 other ships
Should insurance Offices generally
discriminate between temperance ships
and others, II would be- a source az great
Pecuniary profit, and should owners Of
vessels employ none to navigate them
who use spirItuous liquors, they would
save annually an immense amount ~
property. and multitudcs Of valuable
lIves--PouLsOR' s .7ireTiiser.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
Orev.seers Of the Poor.

MEETING Of the Over.eers Of the
IA Poor Of Jefferson County will be be Id
on Friday the 18th day Of November next.
At The Hotel Of Mr.. Michael Hill, in Charles
town.
Proposals will then be received for Su-
perintendent, who will be required to pro-
vide houses sufficient for the accommoda ton
OF the poor, together with frewood, pastu-
rage, sc. SC.
Proposals will also be received, at the
same time, for Contractor, who will be re.
CURED 10 furnish the necessary quantity OF
Pork, Beef, Flour, Corn, &c. sc.
full meeting OF the members of the
Board is required
BY order Of the President,
JOHN P. BROWN, Clerk.
Oct. 30, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
Trust safe.

"f virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed
HR By James n. Moody, now deceived, TO
the uodersigned, dated August I7th. Is33
and duly recorded 10 the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Jefferson, for the purpose
OF securing The payment Of certain sums OF
money therein mentioned. due Thomas Tim.
oeriake and William Firth, I shall proceed
20 sen 70 the highest bidder, foF cash, on
saturday, ths 22d u .NofUabsr nsxf, ell the
interest held by SAID Moody. deed, IN GER
tam House ard lot therein mentioned, stu
ated on TIE Main street in the town Of saith.
held. sale 70 take place on the premises, Al
? o'clock, P. ~.
wa. o. MACoUGHTRY,
pct ". Trusfss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

Thu HIN. -.8aa BRrSn-Hhr ghuiil
ct the line Asnrd a5eBHn. Eiaff a opr-.y-
PondcId ~ lDt.iiK ,tiysaf, Is-,. nn,v ,ii,,uf
eIginccn wears est ave s,aV her ri,.
either dns eauh Rtir an i,.n a,nDH.
wa covered with MUM lillf,,,f lr 1rli..-
cd fine brown har. ieu inn lrah,,i
brow A. I'tsrieCfi misiisl ri a BlirrnsI,I.
gIsi and fr1m w.imi hnssr ,,h.s--,..,H
OF cncrWvnlrs burt At. vsfv nugh
resembles itu father IN, lane Al,nt b.
MN. The UTguuk f 9sru H,nrV. mn,
tsftiun and Ihrlhrv iinr mnlIhcnnI
and mrInh Hrran ViinchiU,aftia. ia eve
N iine at ByIm Wu-ls 0 w.nt snu.
blcd foJsYueme were inril8 f.,usn,prfI
"a were also -the nndBmruI fm, ,lheg il
comparison r'voirmHrg lpcllifs r,nI
salty and mirsifhin,,s fia sv~.
though mon VERY lurrr iH gsnHiniE
penetrating Hnd The rnnnsmwrus 1sarn-
ed with evrr t-aglDesuun muE nn,lii-
gcnce her stature 20 milton fbriua tir
middle srze md t'r Tsrsu a. is1iu,,.
fiyrfned thc fm' b. ruBH mBtiii sa-.
small and vmoc uerg EWAssr
fEir-iusis,'hsa Bq,r-t.E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

\ t1nih-amie ~ pa.nnunr1sr. nalr
Pam, iins the iiilipWInr- B4ain mem b
cry 81 M Bfi'B1 most srsralltur
husband and istiitn- RaB .sii,un,s,lir1i,s
widow ruIfiInWeE a. ,csrrIv On, che rIr,Gs-
~ business IN tisr Ruf ~ msnuiA -
Another Ehlg an tiir suns sfissst ha,s
tins sign--" ] beg 10 hns'r' Ff'lg lffi,u--
asua 10 the ssnTeh wind "a GsHE ant n
the same time a. Gee faftysfu,si,F mnsii.r-
az D,E,oe a WiiaA aii usrain rss,lll
a. w Rw
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

We have been requested BY q gentleman
Who takes a deep interest IN the proposed
Canal Convention q, Baltimore, 10 suggest to
our friends ia Pennsylvania. Maryland. and
virginia, and wherever else Il may be thought
proper 10 appoini delegates 10 tho Conyen-
ton, the expedisney Of deputing their mem
bers Of Congress 10 represent them IN it.
The Convention will be held a. period Of
the session Of Congress. and 80 near the seat
Of Government, ~ 90 make Il not inoonve-
nient for portion Of the members 10 attend
u, snd there are obvious reasons in favor Of
such an arrangement Nat. Iaf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
ArersrA. Grn. Or d

HTtttThI WEo. UTT y,
Congrssfigaai Rsfu,ns-ws give beiou
the aggregate votes Of al The counties IN
tbs state, 30 IN number. We received yes.
terdsy the votes Of Rabun and Ware, which
completed our table The aggregate Is OH
eial, though there may be On immateriai dif.
ference between Il and that which will have
been made At the Executive Department
We have changed The alphsbei,esi, 10 follov
the order Of votes each candidate received
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
ParsNersJtip DissoIred.

HNHE partnership heretofore existing, uu-
u der the firm Of PowIss & CRoxAs. in
Jefferson County. Va, and in Washington
County. Nd, is this day dissolved. . for
warn all persons from erediting the said Pow
ers on account Of the firm, as . am dctermin-
cd 10 pay no debts he may contract that re.
lates TO il. PATRICK CROStN
Oct. -, ls3l.-fNov. 6l-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

We arc glad TO God cur Alexandria friend, An
good spirits, and IN the fuln-.. Of hope rs to the
benefits ga store for them Tiry have borne al
'-r''ty Nth % good temper. and AL, so much
patience. that every liberal heart must rejoice in
iLeir prosperity.
Our TV~H-As Alex andria is. and up-
doubleday, from its excellent situation. must
continue TO be, the Cosa,a<reisi depot Of ,hi.
poPulous district, SO. it seem. 10 us. II ,I,o
ouSht 10 be the MECHANICAL and saSrr.c-
Irhi>c mart for all this seetion Of counlry. .
Much of our prosperity, an our opinion, de-
pends upon this consammation, and ne re-
Joice 10 think, that with the success, Of he
Alexandria Canal, furnishing such q water
power and such excellent sites as AZ will this
must ensue. 10 the Inesa time, however NE
have never ceased To urge the exiensioo of n
liberal policy IN every possible respect TO the
mechanical and manufacturing interests. 30
- TO strengthen and confirm tho-e alre adv
existing. and encourage the raising up Of
those mills, factories, sc. &c. which cop,ti-
tute an important part Of the wealth. and
onc OF the greatest sources Of the pro,peri-
~. OF the places where they flourish. if..a
bold peasaniry" always makes q country,
PRIDE" so does pros porous mechanic.I In
,erest invariably mark city's progressive
improvement. With Commerce and Manu-
lectures to aid Us, Alexandra will vet be. We
trust, not behind her sister towns IN the ca
reer OF honorable competition for tr.dc
wealth, and abundant prosperity.
.iicE. Ca
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
bar Iron.

lust received from Pennsy lvania, a hand.
n some assortment OF BAR IRON, OF a
superior quality, which will be sold low for
cash. or on short credit 10 punctual custo-
mers.
An assortment Of superior Franklin and
close STOVES, is daily expected, when those
who are yet TO be supplied can be furnished
entirely TO their satisfaction.
THOMAS RAwLINS.
Charlestown, Oct 30, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
ssssGELs.ANY.

From ne Sohihern Literary .Hessrnger
Ma. WHTTE,-Ihe follow Jag skeirl Sas given
tne BY ono OF those n,.ii-stagr story-,rllcrs VIM
abound oa roads. and enllvrn the cro~rsy
passengers BY the,r narratives n - founded 90.
iaet. aud may not be unacceptable such OF your
readers ss arr fcnd a the dei,s-atiou VI human
shAr.eter ia ali its variety Of phases
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
THE FREE PRESS.

by the annexed article, il will be seen that the
good people Of Georgia are about TO be r~p.id for
their fidelity to the "Old Roman, - Jus, eyiaeed
IN their recon, election. The Hero is right to
try how much his vasssls will bear.
From the Southern U1iy.
We recommend the following letter 10 the
Affection OF our readers. II is in answer 10 a
letter TO Judge Clayton, making inquiry whe-
Their the bills Of any Of the Banks in Georgia
would be taken in payment for land at the
sales IN Columbus, Mississippi, and DEVELOPS
the astonishing fact that the President has de-
termined 10 receive no bills Of any bank South
OF Virginia, except the Planters Bank Of Mis-
sissipPi, and no bills Of any bank OF less de.
nomination than $50. II appears that U. :.
BANK bills Will not even be taken-at least
such IS the plain and literal meaning Of the
letter. How is It possible for citizens Of
Georgia or South Carolina or Alabama 10
make purchases Of land at those sales1 IL
IS next to impossible that they can procure
funds on any Of the banks named in the list
below, and amounts 10 4 virtual exclusion of
them from the market A more high-handed
act OF wanton, arbitrary despotism, never dis-
graeed the acts OF q republican government.
Bills on Boston ,Bank TO be taken for land
sold in Mississippi, while bills on Georgia
and Alabama are refused!!! But Andrew
Jackson has done 1.-THE "old Hero IN,
willed 1.-THE " old Roman" has commanded
Il. and all the truly faithful will throw up
their caps and shout, huzza for old Hickory.
TREAsuRY DrPARrMExr,
9Th Oct. 1894.
Sra In reply TO your letter Of the 10Th ult
addressed TO tho Commissioner Of the Gene
raj Land Office, inquiring whether money Of
the Planters Bank Of Georgia would be re-
ceivAbIe for lands al the sales at Columbus
IN Mississippi, have the honor here with 10
transmit TO you list Of those banks, notes OF
which, not less than fifty dollars, will be re-
ceived for payment Of lands at those sales,
asreeably TO an arrangement made some
time since with the Planters Bank OF Missis-
sippi.
am very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of ths Trsasury.
.ithen5, Gsoygia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
To We'll Diggers.

IHE Trustees Of Charlestown wish TO
n engage an experienced and competent
well digger, 70 finish 4 we'll partly dug An
Industrious and steady hand will find il bis in
terest to make early application.
Nov. 6, 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

Dir. bi8sstI "a flH nssssun NBrt ~
trzBce sttEibutns to1isf E1snsfii xisrs-.
universal gEaaim Ser pHzer Hhm eel
Passisn ni'Iuh ilaa aWrEE lsea A.
lowed ~ them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

-NTS. N,ad,'isS = jirisf aiSSf ia Dr.. -EsIisl--
SoHs-l de- nan tzKE1ftly utinnin6sr ms.
time SAYS Mn. riItidmnk0 thur \ w:,s TIL
Nurcd with All auurtlrlIIn tfIsrrr plr him
son, hr thIIik n wsRs during Eia hI-sr
Ncar Gi my .oalninrx Hin, Dtr w1s
then wTetcihni Iuxulia. amt RmT r.-
quesiud my trIend. M Mmiiiari. a..
persuade me ns n.sUBr hIIm iw ir1naln,r
tea wI:h INN. IN Bsih unurt
lhc DOC,iT +1'Silc lhlaiiAW af G.lz11nL
Nanoas powers an nrlmg. Whsu Mr..
AIndhau and IiHs,ih we've ,tisnn.-sne-
some pnnc -e9nrtnlc G.lEEzIfR he 4aui
MaGuIn. do msr 1TBIhiir Wnlr.,in a..
Convince MIndhHm tiit asttiIe vsrv bull
dog al argument mnd will nHu.u I,,...
tns hold. nr. gaiiInSln = t;lANsIlns ahui-
actcr IN Shakespeare wRs Aliiiuann.. IAN
Henry Viii. He Una mssi; ,ilssiI5.,.,. sI
seeing me III itisr gislS mar sGllI Banl
too deni and 1OD Aiirna Ne st,r drr hr.lr N
"a greater 'dIStlInnc tiIun tsilr .i.Ap,lIlsN.
and haVe lfttlr tRsis nm maislmc nlNs.,ii
a puiiIc gaze AZ SO ,filaiInglIisliiat.s an
atiOn. i assured INN MN mstilln,r
would gunrtS me ~ lDudh .lar tis has...
flim 1nr an auanar. mt tEiIlr G,suI,I
procure inr INN m s;RfW aiinu az tiir,-
stare-dSUr. Mhrrs lac NQsuiiH bath .e,,.
and hear, Iicritititls ,usm0elil,,il. HI, 40
PcaTcd greatly aDens,il WNIiil'til,. al--n,sl,-
ncIr, bur uIIhHliily dlr uu. Ia, ,6,I nnr
live 10 fulfil ,Our uIlfiull WIfris4.. >,pinr.
weeks bth1Fc lac 'd.tA mlstit snIur
morning MsriS. alr WRs sNrysuriw.
Though t1rusaliEs g"ilfit dhVlnS ap,,l.-
IgIzod len henIC IuIriis nD If1lsIirt me- a.,
my carrla.e '06nhu aUt us t,u 'tis hs,aE
al the stnrrs sSiss,'dmN aanrH ul,t bow
ing. sad, G9eu MaBnn,. D arm vww
most humble servant ant tilIe.s w,,rs,
always regr.Hrd MItiInn ,tis, HuniI,,St
varatIGn,--'CGay,taKs In N H.. .ST,i-
dHlS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

Gen. w ". Harrison has been appointed
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas Of
Hamilton county, Ohio. Tor seven years from
the time Of appointment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
Cod Fish.

~ ROUND ALUM & FINE SALT,
~ and Fresh Lemons, for sale BY
Nov. q, 1894 III. KEYES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

2fkakn HAVANA CIGARS, Loril-
oOOO lards and superior Caven.
dish Tobacco, Mocubau and Rappee SNUFF,
received aud for sale by
ADAM YOUNG, Jr.
iiarPers-Ferry, Oct ., 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

NVhEsE stages will hereafter leave Win.
- cheslsf every Day 81 10 O'Clock. and
srs,ys q harper'-Fsrry al half past 5 p. ~
Winchester, Nov. 6. is3l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
FRESH
Drugs, Medicines, SC.
Il

UUST received At the CLarlestown Apo
q ihecary and Book Store, large and general
supply OF fresh Drugs, Medicines, Se- Amongst
them Will BE- found
Caiomel, Quihine, Castor Oil,
ream Tartar, Tapioea, Preston Salts,
,amphor, Chlorine Tooth Wash,
loves Mace, CeJeput Opodeldoe,
J nrnerie, itsceCinger, Caleined Msgnesis,
Harlem Oii. iienry's do. do.
iAI"1I'es bAu, BritiSh Luare,
heeri hhumat Plaster, Pearl Barley,
Suy shnIne, Crude b Refined BOrax,
snlpha'e and Acetate Oil Lemon, &c. &c.
MorphiA,
Also, fresh supply Of Confectionary and Eng
lisb Wsinu,s. FiIbrrts, Almoeds. Nc.
Also, Books, Stationary, ke &c.
JAMES BROWN
July 81, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

known; run fie lnfsx VIVA werits,H IN
another, and 'diaH 4ssm uf.r. Hs,r
lover would nrUtu i.,iI,Ns, I'm her mar
riage W her 'drHti His mint UNI
hinged fv the ssrV,rzfNw ,sf has Ksa,s-
PsmntmcrTt, seems tR huas. r.,,nns,r No.
Thing hun the sInSl. Innr,e al her h,.
lowed, shtr up m 1hIfi Ipau-tnnnn amt
he Tesniued1O irlkS't swsuv ,hriuulifw 40
testify ins uDciIunsms ,6tu.iinn.. or
staci'-s were Turpns,iiS yhulr InrriSs has
patli-tiie irr,dreK N',fy, iusIlI,n sIswn,-
tine ldle hoSs MpuilH .r-lriirr lurnlnnf INN
and Rssai INN an fi,uu er-uH i,llE-
guns even, We're iinuE AZ hlnr-,ll iu
vaIn' HE elements 0s,lill nnr uupnrn
the tcrvH d iI.s Observation-Disclosures w.r-.
"VcrieYed-she Swami -tiE rNsI-4-tfin
boys were adisTesauiinB-ialillsG utullH ni,f
harm HIM HIr thcic Il diinr-nr,t lire.
like young lodhmvur
-.tfl- sl.sii 900 asr isr.ikt.
hnd lar sinrlu mal Nm s,ms-.!"
nun dashed 'nIrwurd ~ ii,s hsiiTrs,t WIN
dow, and thGn, unrfituf,uti vurfirfirs unl,-
lac atiestatIun en- this auunsf-ihH, hlUe,
returned with n ansik ari r1iImuhnnr
su,Istarhan, 1O iiis 1sUilras hurns. Ns Il
lnd 't:fturf 1D Tempue rfilt well fiy1m m
eyes, a sun wRs HRsirIfiHH mn whirh M.
~as made n lIurrE HnH HnsEf an THE. In
ds s mHrzias- and death wus p'rrpossiv
introduced ao amdeunEg linn HE his
Tened with r,lld IunyutliiftW ~ the Wit
nesseS: snlled 'tisiulafV,iSE Iftiiur part af
their 1esiImmg Mtintih D,.rlIril,JG hrr
marrisse md Aeatit Hna ttht n,xt myr-i.-
ing was seen mnnfaH IA u@tuI. amt
bo~Ing i'enenth uifr wlnhsw al hrs
adOred Sally SInsknsm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
New Timothy Seed.

subscribers have just received q few
Il Tierces OF Fresh Timoihy Seed.
JOHN N. LANE L. WEBB.
Shephe rdstown, Sept. III, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

We learn, With great pleasure, that
the College Session ol William and
Mary has opened with more naiter-
ing prospects. than the venerable marion
has Witnessed foS some years past and
hopes are now entertained by her
friends. that she will b. restored 10 her
former usefulness, by the returning con.
fdence u her patrons.
lRishmonf nag.
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List Of bank notes. Of which not less than $50
will be received, Is cash, when deposited
TO the credit OF the Treasurer OF the United
States, 10 the Planters Bank OF Mississippi.
NatcheZ:
Bank Of the Metropolis, at Washington.
Union Bank Of Maryland, at Baltimore.
Bank Of America,
Mechanics Bank,
Commonwealth Bank,
Merchants Bank. IN boston
Bank Of Virginia, and Branches.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

.fHtheHtie .fSsedOts. During the last win
ter, ct Washington, Mr.. Adams, late Presi-
dent Of the United States, and Mr.. Preston,
OF South Carolina, were converting upon
the subject Of the misrule Of the present
Administration, 10 the course Of which Mr.
Preston remarked 70 Mr.. Adams, that he, To-
geiher with the people Of the South, had
done all they could 10 put down his admins
tration-but all could now say,
''fn Adams fall
They sinBed all" iLer. CuoH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

The autocFat 81 Russia. Il j. said. j.
about "a visit Vienna he = labonnr
It Is affirmed. under seuOus pulmona-
~ affection, and the Pan, paper allu-
ding - the same time ~ the coinci-
dence ofthe Ilness Of DIN Pedro. saw, (.
" II Is remarkable that the two young
ct sOvereigns 81 Europe arr both in
PTccanOus health. and that absoiufi,o,
and hbyal's1a may at the same moment
each lose its most declared supporter
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81 tOPAL NARNISII, Gold and Silver Leaf,
~ Flsx-seed OIL, White Lead, Japan Var
nSh, Putty, &c, just received and for sale
by ADAM YOUNG. Jr.
Oct. o, 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13
WOOL.

WILL give the highest market price in
n GOODS for clean WASHED WOOL.
HUMPHREY KEYEs.
CharlestO~n, Aug :, 1884.
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Winter Strained sperm
Oil,
- ECEIVED and for sale, By
~ ADAM YOUNG, Jr.
Drsggia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-13

The following letter !, somr- hat eau,,ie. bu,
the pro'oea'ion to it isa sufficient spolo, for ii.
seorehins quality;