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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-24

1
1885, if not taken out before the LIST
day Of April next, will be sent to
/ the General Post Office as dead
| Letters, viz:
Arthur Bader Joseph Hill
Joshua Bean Abel Harness
Isaac Bishop Enas Jones
Samuel Caldwell Davis Ksnnison
Jesse Clark John H. Kennard
J. r. Cheade Doct. II. King
Isaac or George S. Charles Lobb Sen.
Cunningham John Torrents
| Adam Conrad Peter Moser
| Mary Crosse John Null in 2
Doct. J. X. Cham. Hannah Miles
bers Nicholas Michael
George Cunning VIM. Masters
hams Daniel Mcneil
Mrs. Patsy Cunning. John D. Miles
ham Joseph Neville
Mary Jane Conner Josiah Rennlck
Jacob Cosner Harmon Shook
M. Carr George Slusher
Nancy Davis AdonJah Scott
| Major DoweIl John Stafford
Stanford G. Embey George Smith
! Joseph Fellows Q John B. stieubergen
| Frederick K. Ford 2
Mrs. Harriet Green William Snodgrass
Shedrlck Goings William Seymour 2
4 Jones Green Susan Yanmeter
VIM Glanden Isaac Yanmeter
Elijah Godfrey ALBERT Watson
George Harness Sd Adam Wolfe
George C. Harness3 Joseph Williams
John Halterman Joseph Wetzer
Jane Heath
HANNIBAL PUGH, P. M.
Jan. II, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-24

Is 1t is stated that Messrs. Moore,
Mangum, and Black, will not resign their
seats in the Senate, in consequence ofthe
instructions from the legislatures of their
respective states, to cancel the votes they
gave at the last session of Congress.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-24

John J. Crittenden has been elected
by large maj ority in both Houses of
the Legislature Of Kentucky, to be q
Senator of the United States for six
years, from the Sd day Of March next,
to succeed Mr.. Bib whose term Of
service will then expire.-Nat. Int. Of
jan. 10.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-24
~ The President and Directors OF

NF The President and Directors Of
the Bank of Washington D. C. are a.
bout to make application to Congress for
a renewal of its charter. They are also
for uniting the several Banks of the Dis
trict in one institution, with branches in
the several towns, receiving the assets Of
each bank, at their true value, assuming
their responsibilities, and to have an ad-
ditonal specie capital subscribed, all OF
which, they conclude, would have most
propitlous effect on the District.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-24

" The House of Representatives
of Massa chusetts numbers Six Hundred
and Three members. A goodly number
in all conscience. to do the public servi-
ces OF Massachusetts
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-24

~ The Committee Of the House of
Delegates of Maryland, appointed upon
the subject ofthe Boundary line between
this State and Maryland, delivered re-
port on the 10th inst. concluding with a
resolution recommending the stoppage of
further proceedings in the suit entered
in the Supreme Court of the United
States against the Commonwealth of Vir-
ginia, and the appointment of an agent,
by the Governor ~ Council, to proceed,
without delay, to Richmond to negotiate
' with the constituted authorities on the
subject.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-24

O. The Journeymen Coopers Of
Philadelphia, short time since, present,
ed President Jackson, with Pitcher,
composed of $50 slaves, chopped with
bands of silver, made from part of the
Elm tree under which the treaty between
William Penn and the aborigines was
concluded, as token of their high conf
dence, &c. Cooking Andrew can do
no wrong
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-24

o. The members Of the Legisla.
ture of Delaware, on the 9Th inst. posi-
lively refused to accept the resignation of
Mr.. CLAYTON of the U. States Senate,
which he had rendered, and in joint meet
ing, on the 9th, Mr.. Clayton was reel
ected for six years.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-24

A MIR. WHARTON. of course true blue,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-24

VIZ Auat tnc 1NcpoIt VI WI Otdy
on our French relations, ifthere we're no
other acts Of his political life emitting
him to the reward of the Statesman and
Patriot, THE THANKS OF HIS FELLOW
CITIZENS, this certainly does. We find
on that Report there was not single
dissenting voice in the Senate of the U.
States. Even Benton and Hill were
compelled to yield their assent. Yet this
man is abused by certain presses, and a.
bused for this very report. 1t is indeed
true, very true, that Gen. Jackson is the
President of the Union but it is equally
true that Mr.. Clay wierels its destinies
more than any other man. Look at Clay,
and then look at Van Buren-the one
MANAGING TIE OFFICE HOLDERS, and
the other magnanimously leading the u
MON to PEACE AND HAPPINESS. What a
difference ! and is it not true' yes, it is
true and tits one of those truths which
will descend to future ages effulgently
shining on the page ofthe historian. Can
any man abuse and SANDER this patriot,
and not incur the censure Of all enlight-
ened and generous men? Will it be de-
MED by any man. of common honesty end
common sense, that Mr.. Clay is now, as
heretofore, the political polar star ofthis
great nation. Thrice has he quoted the
sumults incident to representative gov
ernments land what has been his re-
ward' Why, the abuse Of every political
miscreant who could write paragraph,
or harrangue the less intelligent of our
people. He has indeed succeeded, as Mr..
Randolph once said to member of Con-
gress, speaking of himself, sin making
every political scoundrelin the nation his
enemy" This has been the common lot
of the good and the wise however in all
ages and in all nations I; but, we rejoice
to find, that his uniform patriotic bearing
upon the great interests Of his country
has, at last, shamed and silenced SOM of
his traducers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-24

The account stating that youth had
frozen to death in Fredericktown, Md.
as noted in our last, was incorrect, as
now appears from the papers of that place.
They say. the child is not dead-but alive
and likely to live-although its life was
for time despaired of.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-24

At the request of several of our sub
ecrbers we have placed in to-day's paper
the correspondence between Mr.. J. G..
BRYcE and Gen. GREEN. Through the
Globe. Mr.. Bryce states that he is not
the Washington Correspondent of the
Winchester Virginian.
We have received the list, end and 3fd
Nos. of the SOUTHERN CKURcHMAN
published at Richmond, under the Editor
ship of the Rev. WILLIAM F. LEE. 1t is
neatly printed. Price Sc SO in advance,
or So 90 if not paid within six months
from the beginning ofthe year. Our fell
low townsman DR.. NOSES McCLrNTIc, is
an agent for this publication.
The wife of Robert Potter, of N. Caro-
lima, has at length obtained divorce !
% The Pennsylvania papers in
form us that counterfeit notes of the de-
nomination Of Ten Dollars, on the Bank
of Pennsylvania, are in circulation-and
that the general appearance Of the coun-
terfeits are we'll calculated to deceive,
tho they will not bear close examina-
tion.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-24

Some of the N. York editors think that
the Wings of that State and New Eng
land. will not accept either Judge White
Or Judge M'Lean, for the office of Presi-
dent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-24

O. Sc Of the Jackson papers Of
this State ale, al present, favorable to
the reelection Of George Wolf 10 the
office Of Governor 6 are in favor Of
electine H. Il. Muh'enburg ; for
George Krsamsr, and the balance are
on the fence CAamb. Rep.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-24
A List of Letters,

"A LISC OF LeCCeTS,
Remaining in the Post Office at Moore.
field, on the LIST day of January,
1885, if not taken out before the 1st
day Of April next, will be sent to
the General Post Office as dead
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-24

A singular death occurred in Colum-
bia, S. G. on the 30th ut. Elder Eli
as Mitchell, Of Union district, died in a
preaching stand, in the Brushy fork
Vicinity, 10 Chester district, S. c., on
the s0th ult., about "a years Of age.
The peculiar circumstances of bis
death were as follows Having sp-
pointed to preach Funeral Sermon
on the day OF his death, he attended,
expressing in the morning better health
than usual. There being four or Ave
candidates for Baptism, after Sermon
he was asked in the morning if he felt
able to administer the ordnance, the
water being cold. He replied, he wish
ed he had one hundred to baptise, if
they we're prepared. After ascending
the stand, he gave out and raised his
hymn, prayed, and while about to
rake his text, he paused, and observed
he felt unwelI, Begged the indulgence
Of the congregation few minutes, and
while reclining back to take his seat,
he sank down, and soon expired in the
arms of one OF his brethren. Rep.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-24

ia few days ago. G. w. Hynson
and Joshua H. Valiant, skated from
Baltimore to Annapolis, in three hours
and half, distance thirty miles-after
dining they departed for Baltimore.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-24

made motion in the Legislature of Ma
ryland. on the 18th inst. to have the Ame-
rican Flag hoisted on the dome ofthe Ca
ptol, on the 9th. which was, after spi-
rited debate, rejected.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-24

lying about two miles below Moore.
field, known by the name Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19

-NstheR Of ksikIIaS eAiaasvs Tat Gull
not s@oke.-Contrsct the space imme-
dIately over the FIRE. so you may be-
sure Of the AIR being well heated there.
thIs will ensure a current upwards.-
All ohinneyS should be carefully
built. and every JOINT well filed with
mortar. Sd As 90 prevent eommunica-
ton IN case u IRE. DR.. Cooper.
BoiLei Far SeeS,--This IS the sea
son of the year when cattle, horses,
and sheep, sbo1id occasionally have a
little fax seed, boiled in WsteT, and
mixed with their food. II they are fed
principally on dry food, tbs fax seed,
Is well a. the liquid from II, is the more
necessary.
TO9tGfOes.--We find the Eollowin.
Itefn IN late nJmbcr " the " Farmer
and Mechanic" u this city. ard recon-
mend At 10 the attention. OF our hoTiic al
tural friends -" Persons deSisous OF
having early tomatoes, should SOW the
seed IN a hOs-bed dunng the present
mOBth. Those WhocannOs convenient
" prepare hol-bed, succeed in rais-
ing plants BY sowing the seed in a box
hlled wrih rieh earth. and set IN a warm
place. near the kitchen OF other fire."
SEELLiNcs.-To scatterswellings on
hoEues 90 ether cattle. take two quarts
q proof Hhisksy. CO other proof sPints.
warm q over Goals. but not 20 blaxe--
dissolve 4 in . pint u sot soaP-whea
cool. put an . bottle, and add one ounce
Of canphor. When Dissolved. 4 will
form the liquid OpodeIdOc. aud - then
ready 81 application, fovming cheap
ard uyefol remedy. When tbs swell
hns . On the ieg. o. any pssi dat wiu
receive baadsss. such bandaZe shDuld
b. aPPlied. and vet Wfh OPodeldoe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19

The hol4se party norpp-t - try god
stare - Ne hriF eternal - Wsss sfrssi.
W h-siaE. sss trstrpssf - fge t--sttar
sah NJ OT~rTad's $3.50 si-.rk q f1a-a.ts -
iee nsr't - 49, "a Erss TIE ntsrsa -
giisa @tsoai % eei-rk D. sas<as 49, a.
siafs sas stsesa So tls ssxAt - . s-aail
bgy. 80 kAA 80 ss.-fs t.ru.sr - tfs
oesltisr. shsfk q = sar7-,s~s r.ass.ss.stassf
- $500 rettoa Eeo4s ttsseas 80 49, sosal-
80 TIE sspis 1879 ~ tsrarartsaa IT,
gihsf PsTt q a. teties.g vss eesss.zS -
~ ~ fsihock. - 49, ssers So s,e.rk
~as Fsa.stsf hefsrv - So rsrsas1 tAs
aFariustsf. ~ ~ 49, a4iisiar = - ewes
ssiiJ oeass~ss a9essrs FesurA - urTer-
Fsii. ssss, eoaA 49, iussFst. - sss $50 -
eausf ~ a. tsrlffa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
STORAGE.

HvHE subscriber having taken one Of thos.
II large slate-roofed WAREHOUSES;. in
Market-Strest, one door below Paca, !. pre-
pared to receive on storage, or TO give the
market price. for any quantity Of
Flour or other Produce
that may be consigned 10 hia By the Rail
Road or other conveyance. As be intends 10
devote his time and particular attention 10
this business, he will be thankful for any IA
vors in hs vsy from his friend, and the pub
lie. who may depend upon the stricte.t pune
tualIty IN payment n well ~ disposition of
property entrusted TO his care.
JOHN c. RICHARDS.
Baltimore, Feb. 10. 1885.
REFERENCES.
Geo. w. Hammond, CAa-ies!sz-u Ia
w 8. ID Anderson. Harpos-f,rry.
Ten. leo. hust, do
Alcxader brown Il Soma,
Alexander Fridge,
wm. h Geo. Morris,
Jsa L. tiswkins, Cashr,
Jacob Il Charles Bsiizeil,
Thomas n =. Baitxsl
Baltzeii q D1.idsoa, Ballizore.
w. =. X A. Murdoch X ca.
Barkey sad Kemp,
J. Hopkins b Broti.ers,
Iiough, Turner II Co.
CLARK b Kellogg,
Nei,on Clark,
Jacob r. To-son. BilTaraibsrf.
; }sss 5: s;s;. S.'seii. rrelei c,
VIM. s. NieAoll.. GeerTas.-n. nc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
TAfE ssSpSB-ssER UkE

FTs-atAr C-s->rETsE- ( Es&-zay H..sok---.
ThE gsuHbSasER OAK
Ar. EPArAa3 Ayexs. = WY respeetaAss
eItIzea % SAss essssy. s.GoE1s - tAsi = year
sgs Asst Jsse. - cHt - ssk - - Esrn.
shses wss eesSassls eAArL<s-&. q - - -
Chartered Oak Tks zaEzsza - H.
woods cas- . ftst - dsazsssE as4 sL-ssa -
N ss,A Perfectly s-S4A1 free.
root % br1srA . 80 ecs exeeSE.na- 49,
koSSa thas kese, bo<s ks4 bess q wosk
snsOoEst q brss<Aes fsr sS@stIz-s, n e-sS
Portson - he seagk1arf.Da1. SO uazss AZ
children 80 dc R8oast q - ssatS. AssszsAIsG
% uIts'ess tAe exeeuxass a tAe Foxwss Kax
A5ost 80 o'csSck. 4 ~ - tAz.4-sssx
eeAoss fTs@ = ksil - 4uie - fs~ess $50
anneasee1 tas Frostrstsos - ~ NoaareA
. ho esa bstfled fke stsrns - nuxeA
Aseh e ~ kSaey - ssstsa ~ tAe fSls-
InH-iks maitHst< I'd - ssxf~a 90 q uassf
hsEA,. sd slsIi : gsEsoss q - ssSxf.sss s.al-
~ su1 rigAf sa.sES rAssce- q s<es wax
ssrs preserved
Ard tAes tAis sa.arktsss Trrs y.iss4 -
osaer 81 ssrfh - Aark-1se narS.--oss
Stakes asd = o,,r4s - uSs1 ME1-srs =. 49,
boSy "a tbs Nsssi~savyi sslssy. asaIssy sksea
bags he sorSf-Ut.e Ass &c . isrErr 81
1ofs vsiussls trse t.a. 80 afs-xssss - ~
fsr@--tUst ics hiss b-iag . - Uss,i 49,
Is - fssstis eRFe.t - slsz@ tas Fss-u1.a
from the AErsosifsr.i Szrsrty So srs-tsr.- ~
ihs isfEesi AZ ssosi ssiazsl o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19

A late Norfolk Herald says that a
full sized duck not long since Omitted
ashore near Old Point, IA that neigh
borhood, with Us bill enclosed between
the shells Of an oyster. u Is supposed
that the duck had Owed 20 the bottom
and thrust has ball into the open shell
Of the oyster. upon which the latter.
not relishing such an stack. closed the
doors Of the /" bousc" 20 saddeniy thai
the duck could not disengage has bill -
and that his head VA thus Kept under
water tall he was drowned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19

~ MS4 sMBgkBe91gMs
NVhERR will BE- shot for, 81 Ihe house Of
N william Graham, IN Bolivar, on FRIDAY
The i7th Of April. ths following sums, Wig
One PsIEe of twenty Eve dollsrs. One q G..
tssn aod oas 81 ten d0llars; To be sh0t for
IN the following manser for the 6rst, nine
sfots, string sight the sseoad, eight, string
ssves ard TIE third. eve. string ali. TIE
entFsaes VIII Be ten per csBf. on al sums
but " there should be an overplus, u viii
form q swsspstske prize FurIhsrmors. =
msrksmau % HsFPeu-Ferry will shoot q san
gle hand match uith any other Il dssirsd, fos
from twenty 70 one hundred dollars. On the
sane or the folloviBg day
haTeh :, iS3s.
III Higrrssg,rH TsreA Lyh ard Hiaeless~,
Rsbsb'saH ~ b,sbiisb ~ abotc 1rss sssss, aas
ss'af Aesf acosssnfs - fAss sGce ~ rsii~cagH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
NOTICE.

"A IL PsrsOns bsV,sg ds@snds against the
n estate q Adsm EscheIbsrEsr. deed are
Feqess'sd 10 preset tl,sm 70 the ssbscrIber
81 80 early cay and thoss indebted are re-
qasssee 70 cell aad Essks paymsat
GEORGE EICHEiBERGER.
t5'| q ~ a,fa'rs II a. Efr1ebcrrrr. I'D
March >, i-35
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19

antiquities Of Recommendations,
in common with many places OF the
West, has rs antiquities; and they
are surely most puzzling enigmas 10
the antiquary. 4 letter from a gentle
man, now resident in that Territory, %
his friend IN Ohio, gives some account
Of those unaccountable remains II
says:
This country was once inhabited;
and l PROFOUND this question to your
antiquarians:-When and by whom
Two miles from this. on The banks ID
the White river, you can see the brick
foundation Of houses. Six miles from
this, go acres arc enclosed by a wall,
and in the centre there IS a circular
building. North Of this there are the
runs OF city parallel streets Crossing
each other at night angles, may be ira
ced by brick foundations, one mile IA
length. The bricks are shaped Ike
modern bricks"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
ron aAx.H on Rnwr,

a Pile dwelling house and ofice on the
u main street Of cbarlsstova. bow oeeu-
pied by william Lucas, Esq. Possession 70
be gwen on the let day Of April Bsxt.
This propesty msy b purchased ca easy
terms. credit Of sevSa year, will BE- al
loved, n the purchase @ossy b veil seea-
red and the inisFssa psId aaaasIiy.
JOSEPH T. DAUGHERTV.
Feb. IL, l635.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19

Hoe 10 catch Cro1s.-Wilson, I'm
has American Ornithoiogy. saws that
Crows have been employed 10 catch
crows. BY the following stratagem:-a
live crow IS pinned by the wings,
down Ia the ground. on has back. by
the means OF two sharp forked sticks
Thus situated, his cries are loud and in
cessant, particularly If any othe- crows
are within view. These sweeping down
about him, are instantly grappled and
held fast by the PROSTATE prisoner. With
the same instructive impulse that urges
a drowning man 10 grasp at every thing
within has reach. The game being
dIsengaged from has clutches, the trap
Is ready again for another experiment,
and by Pinning down each captive sue
eesSIyely, * soon as taken, an short
tune you will probably have a large
flock screaming sboSt you. IN concert
SIth the outrageous prisoners below.
This method Of catching crows, is,
believe, Psactised IN some parts Of Eng
land 20 catch jays. who make u most
violent Outcry when pinned down.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
J. o. YATES,


HR EsPECTFULLY ssBOsaess that hs has
No eo0@eDesd the practice. aud sttssds
Zoe the present the different courts Of JeHer-
500.
March s. Is3s.-tG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
GENERAL INrELLsGENCE.
II .uamaofh.-The New York 90,

II -uanAofh.-The New York Cour-
Ter and Enquirer came to us on Mon
day last IN a mammoth form, prinied
we presume on the new mammoth
press erected by the Geological In
sttute Of New Work. We have Laid
II by as a curiosity. II measures, saws
the Gazette, 81 by - inches, and =
friend has furnished US with 4 bill oi
ITS contents, as follows: 400 adver-
hsements; review Of the market; pm
ces current; Bank note table; rate Of
frcights; rates Of insurance; price OF
stocks; exchange lists and Ia columns
Of reading matter.
The ordinary size Of the Courier and
Enquirer Is OF the table cloth order, and
its patronage is probably more extern
sivc than that Of any other paper IN
the Union. This Is mainly attributable
To the wing merchants OF New York.
who, with admirable spirit, sustain ,hcir
political papers. We rejoice 90 saw
tina; this Is also becoming the fashion oi
Baltimore merchants, who begin TO re-
cognize the principle. in regard TO po-
htical editors, that the labourer Is
worthy Of his hire Here we AGAIN
echo the expression OF Col. Crockett,
"go ahead. Ball. CsOoz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19

The winter has been excessively
cold in Europe. and Prceiscly a, che
same Pcnod ~ suffered - much IN the
T.. s. AZ Naples. a most rare occur-
renee. there vas zee Ca Christmas. and
the mountains were covered With snoW
The zee king battling with the eternal
fires IL Nesuyius.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
COllMfrY Rr0flmce
JOINT ROGGS = 20

sBOM.T ROGGS r 60.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Spears WhOIf Baltimore, Nd.
A RE principally engaged in the ssIe Of
IA produce. having se VeraI fre-proof " are
houses on the line Of the Rail Road, and arc
at ell times prepared TO make liberal sdvan-
ces on eonsignmenis.
RSfveAess.
Aessrs. Enkine x Eiehelbsfger, ,
Hopkins 4 BrotheU, De"'~srs'
Lsuek b Stephes, Martinsbarx.
Also, - Messrs. Wager & o'BJrns, Har-
pers-Fsrry, who will forward TO eoasigu-
mont
Feb. S, 1895 -6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19

One 81 The candidate fos q seat IN
the Assembly q Georgia, j. ssid 60 h.
deaf and dumb.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19

AbuSekr, oomrsde and soooessor
II Mvharnned. gave so The cosnnaa-
ders u has army an Syria th>s~ Iastrsc-
tsouS
.Remember that YOU are always an
the Prcs~no- q God. always n th~
P"sni Of death. always IN expeet.fssa
81 Judgment. Siasys IN hope IL para
dr,e. syosd thea, and repair iaJustsce
and OPPRESSION Lrt your vscto<scs
never be sailSed by the INJURY and ter
roEs Of women and children- Asyau
advance INTO the enemy oosniry. Won
viii ind religious per>'es ~bo h,e re-
tired an moaasicrscs. a. The end th.,
they may serve God after thelr man-
ner- Noa shsn Ind sa,y tbesa, nor DR.
stroy tbeir mcsszstcEleS-'
THIS esiy MuSs1lrnzn would have
spared the Cnsline Coavena- aai. pro-
baby have made oo0pensf.oa % IN,
sufferers, Al the --f.Ithfui' hal sacked
and burnt If, moved BY the syzrii u In
naiicism and the lust u booty
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19

The Chincse lady j. exhibiting D.
small feet At Waahinzion.