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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

E,on he Nec York Amsri.aa.

WM CoBpErr.--At the suggestion OF cor
RESPONDENT, VIC copy from TIE E"eyeiope d'a 4.
ner ,eona, u biographical notice ot THIS 'hd1sl-
dual.
Copsgrr, Williams notorious political wr'tsf IN
ENGLAND and America, was born in l7C6 IN the
coun,y OF Surry, England, the son Of farmer,
from whom no received the rudmenss Of hu eJu-
ca,ion-rcading, writing and ar''huelic. IL i1s3,
he left the plough for London. who're he became
an understanding Suill.driver," - he calls h'm-
self 10 an attorney IN Grays Inn rms employ
,ncr no, sui,ins his restless disposition, he onlls-
ted as common soldier in 1884,, aud remained IN
Ens,and a year, sr,ndia his ie'surs hours IN rca.
d,ns and s,nJy particularly in thu study Of gram
mar lie wrote cut the whole Of Lowlh's era n
mar ,vo or ,a,ce timrs, got il by heWt, aud re-
osa,ej b, every mceniag and evening, lie then
sailed q, JON ms regiment IN America, and re-
na,ne,i there IN Nova Scotia md N. Brunswick
gill 1871, when the regmeni was relieved and sent
home. Sergeant ma or Goblet, here left the service
and terminated his military career. In l792 he
FIRST tsme 10 tho United States, after short visit
10 France he began his career in Philadelphia,
as a writer of political Pamphlets, unds the well
known mama of Peter Pofeupiae sooa af;er snga,
gcd in the business Of bookseller in that city, and
published, at The same tine daily newspapcr,cal.
led the Psrcspinc. Tho French interest, which
knen prev aleu- III chtSN SsssSsI'S Stp'Ss" ~"
great violence, mnglng the Coarsest personal a.
buss with the scvercst political invcciivc. Having
born cony ictcd for libel on DJclor Rush, and
dsmncd in 5000 damages, he left the country. and
returne! 10 England in 1900. Here he published
the Works Of Peter Porcupinc, containing faith
ful Picture Of the United States, &c. (London,
1901, lc vols, syo) consisting Of selections from
the Porcupine, with remarks illustrating them, and
OF his other personal AMI political writlng' Prev-
ously published in Amrica. This work was DO
dictated ITO declared enemy Of republicans and
Jewellers" nit Doctor rtiest'y observations Of
P,isslleys Emiy,a tioa,) Doctor Rush (,n the
Lsuss-Lis1,9 Doctor Franklin, &c. were unspar
iusly abused He 5000 after established the Week
" Political Register Commenced in lS03, which
has been conducted with considerable talent, but
great bitterness. In 1910, he was convicted Of a
libel with intention to .xcitc mu,ny, and con-
dsmned to confinement, in Nswgate, and TO pay a
6ne Of EiO0O. Although the fine was paid by sVb-
scrG,oa among his friends, he addressed letter
10 the Kng in 1923, praying his majesty 10 restore
i..a the sum In 1915, be became the champion Of
'.a.,oieon, whom he had assailed with the uimost
ye.e,ncace. IL 1877, he again visited America !;
5M 40 soon after ind him in England, where, in
1919. hs published his Years residence in Ameri.
ga lie was never na.uralizsd in shs United States,
,slcctinx to the oath required, aburing al aegi-
snce 10 sny other power. He now connected him
sc,f win the party called radicals and we oiien
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

~ The Salisbury n C. "Csrolinian" 10
quite indignant that We should refer 10 judge
Smiths essays asnins; notification and the rullfy-
ers, and promises 10 say some hard things of the
Judge hereafter. Will be good enough to remem-
Der TO tell that Judge Smith wns rot macy years
ago, turned out of the U S. Senate by Calhoun,
llayne, Hamilton, &c &c. because he was tro
m"ca q i" S"ts Ristis na8-an,i that maintain
'nS as he docs his old opinions, he has now been
driven from his native State by the same n,ocrens
faction, because he did not think proper 10 become
aNuiy'r, when those old latiruJinsrians took up.
on themselves the guardianship Of the Church 9.
salnst winch they 90 long fought, and whose .cncS
they so increasingly rldiculedl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20
" The end Of these jJ;3,ye =, ,rr.,yb

i"E c'Eb ~ Ee% Ui1HgS IS dcaih -
we published in our last paper letter 'front.'
washington correspondent, OF the Winchester VIZ
g'nun, giving an accoun, Of very heavy frat nd. upon
me government, lately discovered, and " which have
oeen TOT some time perpern,ed by a distinguished
c''lz'n OF an eastern Slate. Subsequent, nforma.
non enables US to give the name and un'imely end
~ 'his man. Il turns out to have been judge Ro
bert Temple Of Rutland, Vermont. " II appears
(says correspondent Of the Alexandra Gazette
'na' ne committed suicide 4 few days since, under
Tho GLOWING circumstances lie was in The hab
II OF so'nEto The Post Office at Rsllaud, for his
'e"e's' ona Anu'ng one there addressed to Jude
-, -, dated at Washington, he took ii gu, Of be
Post Office and told the postmaster thu, he would
give 1t TO the Judge as he was going to sec him.
instead OF DONG so, the unfortunate man broke o.
pen The letter, and finding was an order from tho
department for his arrest he secretly took his
gun, wen. into The stable, and shot himself through
the heart Truly, the way ofthc ,ranssrcssor is
hard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20
DOMESTIC NEWS.

From f4e CAa,lestonn Va. Free Pres
GREAT SALE OF IMPROVED STOCK.
A, the sales, las, week, ofthc improved stock up
on the farm Of the late Henry S. Turner, Esq tnear
Harpcrs Ferry } the following extraordinary 'nles
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20
rrom TOE New. Or.eans Bee, Sept. %.

A mos, , roe. ~, rm,d., recommended with i,
su,c,de G, INC p,r, ina d.hocu, peroc,r.,or w,,
co,umn,l,d a mcrninr Tn. c;,cor,,anc.. con.
nec,ed with TN, uo,ovr,d tr.r.dv a. w l,srn nv,
briefly these. seem. cha. Mr. I.,rdr. n fen.
eng master, WAS CHARGED sim takiny car, Of some
properly ander seizure bolarrins 10 an Individual
named Cent? Bnwcln these two n,r.ons ,h.re
mud existed 4. p,or su,,aos,,v rs ,Ic lo,,c, md
been nc nd % declare a. ,,,s,u,s thu, 10 had with
he f,rme.. " piN nu,der Vor one ortt,v Eavs u
rhis pracoo- olsou :es1ju,.nn sur,,oscd.wss ..
tolerated bv the sutscpeeo, ev,n; ~, h,yc 1e,s,i
hut q few days h, eo,c the murdI.- :, order 70 ef
fect his Dc sign. rcpeired n, m carly hou, ia rho
house Of his offended victim, v no. unsusr.,ous Of
The doom, that e,yn,,e5 it, vu, 49,, 90, c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

TIC hoFses UUuEH OF HTTc UUV"I 7'' "V' -7-'7
mnpd pices proporIionably high
A F,lly so,J for 900
Saddle horse, (S. Echrse) l6o
10 do 100
RIDING Maze lGa
10 10 (Tpekahoe) ls5
a All Que yosr old 10
And oihef harpes from Sl02 down 10 800
r.. IT, 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

aB We copied, the other day. a paracrapb
which we found in numerous papers, that a wO-
man lately applied to the ovcrseer of The rofSt
Johns parish. in North Shields, England TO, relief
who turned out on enquiry, TO be niece Of Gen
Washington. We thought tire story was rather
marvellous, but no, seeing i, denied Ly those who
we presumed possessed some knowrdcc of tie
family affairs of Gen. Washington, VIC transferred
" 10 Cur columns. A writer in the WINCHESTER
v n's'h'ah' however, gives the story its qncU;'
tic says p" Gen. Washington never had bu, ons
o~" aaefc-m eunt,hc late Mrs. Charles Garter
VINO never was in England certainly, and be.
'e'e never Out of her native Slate, (Vuginia,) and
VINO died IN my house four years since"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

~ ne Washington Globe consoles itself fol- NC
u !, OF It's party in Baltimore by saying ih''
."ey were taken ly surprise How DIT they
"o' hho" when c'cc,oa-tiny came
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

HAUNTED HousE The ~buryport Herald
gives an accom-: OF a Haunted uousc in tina,
town. and OF r'o'ous proceedings which have becu
Connected with /.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

IstersIurg, Oct l3.--Tho three blooael hct,-s,
(ChstcAu Mnrsaux, C,are,, and btooc marc in-
ported, in tho Hsrk Away, from Ihverpoo!, ny
Messss. Avery, Merritt and Others, ~e'e ;aIitd
saiciy from, the ship, and arrived hea 'siurdav
Evening These gentlemen deserve ru.h credit
for their continued uhons to IMPROVE ON racing
sock. W. huyo no doub, that heir enterprise
will be duly 'ppreca,sd and revealed. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

Pork and Bsnn,--Soin.body has been import
ns whit beans from Nsseill.s, and selling
hem bv auction FOR t dollar sod hsf bush
ci. II hs -opntr craao, ra'sc ia 1wN white
b, az. y nay ~ We gsa op IA" ship me ou-
.'n.5s ough' 10 he ,losd aon,how, OF ncxs dung
W. shall have nc rr'A imps cd also.
n. Rork yo.r. COm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

H., g Abbot Lawrence, Esq has been nominated
~ 'ne wings OF Boston, as the successor Of W.
"orham' the present representative OF thai cry m
oonsress.-Stephen G. Phillips of Sa'em, to sue
ceed mr. Choate in that distric,-snd Hemnn
Lincoln TO succeed Edward Evereit-oll of whom
decline election.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

re Pyoiey Lvt!' e:!as The New J,lsey
oenec,n. makes goes sassrslcn--' TINT Gen
ea ;tets,U -Su CcA,. = nai 10 be establish
| Cd, aoi ooini 8iclarl tt.sl gd'tor !" Judging
fom ms VOL. or England, HI, !, well suited to the
| task.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

III -rrs # Wio!-Vhero have been some snip
ptns " tne G...A American Wool, Goth from this
ger, nni !fo'd.'aA.a, for EnslsnI uad France. Ii
l.oush, .ha' profit viii bt rsai,aed upon the
h.ItncuL " Y JsIr. Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
-FOUR, GRAIN, & PRCDuor


Acting as agent only for those who make
consignments, he will m no case purchase
Tor hrs own account In storing Flour. great
rsre shall be taken to keep each brand ,epa-
rate, so that each may be sold for account Of
Tie person by whom sent.
His Ware-Housc Is on the lower side nj
TIC canal, OF Us entrance into town. and IA.
Immediate communication with the canal az,
t"e side. rad with The river on the other.
Orders for return supplies Of every Kind
"ill be carefully fulfilled shipment,
made % New-iork or elsewhere, when re-
g1ired, without extra charge
Insurance sstlnst fire. can DC ELECTED On
'uce IN store, at ;Ao rate OF about 1 Der
cent per aanun.
JOHN MASON, Jr.
Georgetown, ID, & march 20. 1885, I'm.
Terms--The usual mercantile commission
oi tao and balf per cent. on the amount Of
s1es--aui tho customary rate Tor storage 80
''r 90 Flour GO those WHO prefer 4. Gxedr,te1
cents per blrroi-storage not ch,rrod
100 after The fire, month on Flour ti.s
= ccni- pc barrel per moalh.
RTfEr 20
"am,' ~ has-u ard Aiex'r Ti85,iI.
. Us Wipclr,ter
|'ne. j. R'nfla, E.q Jefferson county.
zen. George Hpst. IIirtr...rrrrv
ang", w Mcb"naid, 30 Romscy.
Wm i. =. mason. ga iso.bury
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

THE YOUNG POTl.
MT OTw ar CIsRr.

THE YOUNG PoT1.
ut orwAr CJrRr.
No u,lcd birth had a. u boast,
Son Of the lcscTt. fortune, eh,hi;
Yet not by tro~nlug fortunr erussil-
The muses. o. las cradle smiled.
L,I~sdy.
lhr tone of his Wild hsrp OH bcguilcd
The sorrow that dimm'd has eve.
Aud the s,',rit that br, sihs IN hs song rs uil.
A. the br, alta OF the u,oonlig ht sly:
ic call 1T ambition, Whose magic fills
The ,ists II life with its Thousand Ills
Though u spoke to his heart "a proud career,
Never woke one kindred emotion there.
The brsh, spell Of beauty that I. hit heart, wear,
Ia the dreaming of childhood known,
All d'mn,d by tLe dark gcl.i shade, of car,
Went fading ~hrn Youth ea.o" On;
Vet the pure. warm snnshinc uf f,cling, threw
Its halo upon him. when lifc Nas IcN:
Aud, ta,rcr than Edcn's first morning bloom,
iiinniincd las pathway through ye.ss oil gloon.
lie has gone from the cold world, sympathy,
10 the gucr'lon &c li;c above.
Lea the s,rans-, bright regions of poesy,
And beauty, and light. aud love:
lhrough iic 'i'l'iiis 81 that nlsUN rgled vay
Nl'rv tia ch.it.reH Il fancy .ro wont IL -i,a,,
10th hi.s,iul hiinc oi Tie l.shL.,, rine,
Where III, ,srs Of ccuIu> forever sLia-
fHiuagH Mirror
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
Young Ladies' Seminary.

MISS NICHOLSON and Miss HENRY
I'VE will conduct select Seminary for
young ladies. The course Of literature pur-
sued, Is the one adopted in some of the best
Institutions IN the United States. The plan
OF instruction, i the result of much expert
cncc and study, and is suited TO the taste OF
the present enlightened aud inGu:ring age
Miss Nicholson has long been engaged in the
important business OF &c aching, and has &c ,ti-
monials from genilemea OF high standing. Pa
rents are invited 10 call and examine them.
The course Of tuition compartments tue elc-
meniary and higher branches Of education;
embracing geography, Use Of globes, con-
struction OF maps, grammar. composition.
rhetoric, ancient and modern history, moral
and natural philosophy, CHEMISTRY, botany ia
connection with drawing and painting Latin,
French, and music. Miss Nicholson designs
giving lessons in music 90 ladies, who arc not
connected with the seminary, and solicits pa
tronage.
The school is now open for the reception Of
pupils There will be two sessions in the
year, OF five months and a half each.
Terms from ~ to sli, per session; Music,
Sic for sc lessons.
REFERENCES.
Rev. VIM. jackson, New York.
Rev. Mr.. Hawlcy. Washington.
Rev. J. Johns, Btiiimorc.
New. William Nevins, do.
Rev. X. II. DrEnr, Hagrrstovn.
Rev. MIR. Mines, formerly of Montgomery, Md
Gen. o. Williams, ii@gers,ovn, Md.
DIR. j. Reynolds. DO.
ID. Sprigg, Esq. formerly Of iiagcrstown.
Parents arc invited 10 call At Col Stubbleiield's
and examine them.
Music, ou the Piano and Guitar
4 few morc young ladies' can be accommodated
with board at Col Stubblefied'G
Winchester, April 3, is5t.-5m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
NOTICE.

"A IL persons having claims a-air.t 0,,
- estate Of jane Bsmii, a'e a I.f,.-.
% county, state of Virginia, vii take no..
that the Executors 70 said estate ,,pt
% Shepherdstown, in said county. fr,f,
= llth until The 2tth Mag. VI winch time
daimaats viii attend having their claim,
si'y prepared for settlement, md likewise
.'ie5ted 70 SAID estate. BY bond. note, or
= Account, will come for yard AZ SAID time
\ pared for settlement Of the same. ship
''lrg, Cumberland county. "a. April lth
GEp. HANiLL,
WI fiAHilf.
A,rl 10, 1884 Erys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

VHE Jefferson County jockey Club have
determined o. give COLTS sTAKE. free
iar Al colts Il three years Dld, n one hundred
dollars enifanee esrh. half forfeit. With o,, Lua-
bred doiisrs added ~ he Club. a. tske place, On
he Jrhrfsoa equity eoprsr. ifntneass ~ sNer
~ Fret tays regular isli rsees Auy pers1n
Who cray bc tes'fous g ruisring IN th,s Sake.
ran 10 ~ ~ nsntng o. tir toidersirneti. Ghsfles
fssu, JeHrton rountv. ~ ~ ~ before o. sth
Day q Nav rest. % s4h. his sire. dsfn. eui5r.
apd gruers de.Cugnou. F11r 90 more eufrie.
% slDse Tee race. x Miie hests
WM CROW, IN
April 90. 1854 Tr-4r.rl-
.v7a1rat f'-h rrrr- and RIrlassad D. 70.
% wan aIi f,..-GI tF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
rrHLisarp, wKrKLr,p
JOHN -. G.ELL.fEKER.
CONDITIONS.
TWO DOLLARS & FIFTY CTS
PER .iNNIIf

Paysblc half yearly; but Two DoILARs
will be received a. payment in full, ii paid
entirely IN advance. Whenever payment -
deferred beyond the expiration OF the year,
iuteres, will be charged
e. subscriptions for six months, 81 -, TO
be paid invariably in adrGnee.
ADVERTISING.
The terms Of advertising, are: For square
or less, 81, for three insertions larger ones
Ia the same proportion. Zach Continuance,
- cents per square.
q All advertisements not ordered for a
specific time, will be continued until forbid,
and charged accordingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
Sfr0ved,

|NkOM TIC subscriber iiying two miles east
- ',hri'-t9su. ah0ut the ~ instant. tso
- l"'ir caFs old eacii-onr rel br'n,li-
80 ''"'' ai.' o. probably lrsnfa q 90 ~ hsrus
h' "t'rf' bi.ek ahd ~hue spff,rd. 18th Lo,n.
The hesh narks not rreoilcefrd. Asv p-rs..a
ihai esn givc de- subscri5rf infsrtass.,f n, a.,
- 'iif hu Sfts thrm ersin. v,ll De- Ilbsrsti, ~.
esrfri gIl lfgfts.t pfftf-ft,
Apul %, fs5b--a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

pa'ed. and itbeheld the great object Of
ITS envy crumbled into mass OF smo-
king ruins. II became all of a sudden
the happiest Of mole hills. Body -
me-" II cried. ''but IL is a great blcs-
sing 10 be little. . Terra. thank
thee, that thou didst not make me Il
mountain! -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
T. u. Po'LsoS, PhiladcIphil.


THE DUMMY CEEsr.-The most singular
COMBAT by which arms were cScTgaiucd, va,
QUE which happened VA the tamil, Of lIotot.
The family of Dudley, ~ Neutrality-suspicious..
"ears Tor a crest, ~Omau's head aud /, hcl.
~eii hrr hlr di,heVelled, and her throat.
leash loose. The occasion OF THIS crest Wa
singular. la ihe year 1890, Hotot havin, a
dispute with ono Ringdalc, about the title of
piece at land, they agreed to meet on tire
disputed ground and decide u by combat
GA The day appointed. lIotot was laid un
win Tie govt. Rather than lao should suffer
~ las honor. or lose III, land. Ii, daughter
Agnra armed herself cap-a-pic, mounted her
ihthe''s steeJ- and went TO meet kingIale Al
tho time appointed. After stubborn f.l.t
she dismOunted him, and when be va, of,
tic ground, she looscned her throa,-l.a,h
li'tcd up her helmet, abd letting down her
hair upon her shoulder. discovered her seN
N;"eN atrrward, married into the Dudley
family and "a honor 81 this hcroie action,
he' herrhdania baso always used The above
cfcsi' "ilh the motto. Guisa ,p,J ssi.fi,.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
G. r. .IEc Williams

- ESPECTFULLY informs his patrons and
Al friends, that his SCHOOL. is removed
to ;he house lately occupied 10y Mrs. Craig
h'il, where he hopes, by strict attention to
those committed to his charge, To merit a con-
unuanoe OF the patronage which has been 50
Kindly bestowed upon him.
A Few Bolrd.ng Pupils could be aecomno-
dated on liberal terms, who would be entitled
To his attention and subject TO his supervision
al all times
April Ia, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
REMOVAL.

UNHE undersigned having moved to the
II house lately occupied by Mr., John Reed,
opposite MIR. Woods, respectfully informs
the Ladies o( Chsrlestown and the neighbor-
hood, that she will continue 10 serve them as
4 Mininer and .uHntua-.Hzksr. She so.icits
their custom, and will eudcavour to please ali
who may think proper TO palronize her.
l.. l.. kERCHEVAL.
Charlestown, April 10, 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
To .uiTlcrs and Farmers.
General Commission House.
CFORCF.rOW< II a.

VVIE House Of TIE subscriber al this place.
II Tor the transaction OF GeHeyal Commas
sion Busine's, continues open, and nc begs
leave to tender his services 20 tho farmers.
millers, and Others Of tho upper country. Tor
the SALE or STORAGE Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
y GARD
Dr. Francis II. .IIc.yfiU

ANlNG retired from the drug aud meli-
n Il cine business. has the pleasure OF mos,
respectfully rendering hts services to the ca.
ttzens OF shepheristown and lis yineinIt,. ia
the practice Or Medicine in all its various
branches. He may be found ut all times. ex-
eept when professionally engaged IN his Office
IN tho basement story Of his property oppo-
site Daniel Entler's tavern.
ShePherds,own, March 20, ls3l.-St.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
Doctor flames Ssa,.yw

ID ESPECTFULLY offers MS professional
a - services I" the citizens of Harpcl,.
Ferry and il, vicinity.
DIR. GARRY, after having received = tho
rough scientific, classical, aud literary eluca-
ton IA Europe, studied Medicine and Surser,
under the direction of NAruAs Il. SNirH. the
distinguished Professor Of surgery in the I'M
vcrsity Of Maryland. with whom he had the
best opportunities of seeing disease IN its va
r.u1, forms, IN private ptacts'c aud at the
Bal'im,i~ innrmary, Alms-Hou,., Sc. aud
its sk.itui treatment. TX. q, now, after Sc
Veral ycar> successful practice o. his profess
SION, feels confident that he will give every
satisfaction 10 tbU'e who NAV favour him
with their fItronnSc. lie may be found.
when not rfo'"-,r.aaily engaged. at Mr.
fiiz'immons Globe Inn, o. at hiS office near
ly opposite. April ;, 1891.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
Paris and London Fashions.

Tor the present and approaching season, rs
received per the late arrivals from Europe
together with those most approved in New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
D. ;. BoGuE takes this opportunity Of ten
derins his grateful acknowIed sments for past
laFors. lie still continues at his old stand.
opposite Humphrey Reyes Store, whore he
shall be happy to receive orders in his line.
which be pledges himself To execute with
the stric;est fidelity, whilst he latters himself
be shall merit and receive continuance Of
that patronage hitherto so literally bestowed
April 10, Is3i.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
NOTICE.
Rr. .s'iliiGEn II. R0Mili

FkNAkEs the liberty OF informing his friends
IL aud the public. that he has removed To
his property, lately occupied by Thoma. 4.
Moore, Esf. On Main-Strcrt, tao doors west
oil J. j. FrameS store. and nearly opposite
Georse isler's saddlcrs' shop. where he may
al all tunes be consulted, nnies, when ensas-
cd in professional duties.
Chariestowp, March -. lsai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

Charles For one day received ase.
we're reprehcnsiou from his father, who
asked BIN how u was possible for him
to sleep or ENJOY any Of the comforts
OF life when he reflected on the im
meese suns fur which he stood indebt.
ca Your Lordship need not be 20
the least surprised, answered Chsrles,
> your a'ionl-hmen, egght 10 be, hov
ny ersdiiors can sleep
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
III. .N. hSTX.MsAEER,
ATTORNEY ATLAw

NAIL practice IN the Superior and In
w ferior Court, Il I.oudOun and Jeiler-
sou. The transaction Of all business commit
ted To his management will be characterized
by the sir'eie>t attention and punctua!ity.
iiis ONCE Is on hafket-st Lccsbury.
April Is, lS33.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

curious .ly,ney - letter, Published IN the
Johrnal at commerce, from an emisrant from
ihc I. States, now residing in Texas. describes
lhe country as a Paradise. aud urges b - friends
10 come and ENJOY the Eat Of the land lie
writes, " BE sure % bring out Oh the book
you have, OF can got hold or Bring out all
TIE vegetables, garden and fruit seeds. ,ou
can. Also ons i~Js FER a's, bandsome, Sc.--
Mother knows what Will suit me 4"