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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27
Public sale.

HE subscriber. intending 10 remove TO
the West, will offer Cor sale, nj his res
'dence, miles from Shephsrdstown, and
nesr the residences OF the tate Csps.s Biena,
on THssdsy the Isl 81 September nsxf, the fol-
lowing property;
Horses, Cattle, Sheep. and Hogs,
Two Pl1ntaiiou Wagons,
Three Bsrshsre P!ouehs,
Double aud Single shovel do,
Two Hsrrows,
Twenty-Five acres Of Corn grow ing.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, among
which sro
One Siieboard,
Two Burcaux,
One Corner Cupboard,
Chairs and Bedstesds,
Add other articles too tedious 10 mention.
Tsruu.-Tbe Hogs suitable for killing
next Fall (about twenty Ia number) will be
sold for cs.h; and for eli purchases under
50 the cash must be paid. For all sums Of
and above S., (exeept the hogs before men
tioned,) credit Of twelve months will be
given, the purchaser giving bond with good
security. GEORGE ENGLE.
August G. 1875 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27

Did,
On the 18th July last, near Mount Vernon,
Ohio. Master JANIS Assn, son Of Mr.. james
Ash, formerly Of Charlestown.
On the 18th inst. In the 4lst year Of his arc,
Mr.. JcsEru RussELL, Of Harpcrs-Ferry, leav-
ing wife and seven helpless children.
On Saturday last, Mr.. WnLiAn Conrsrox,
Of Harpers-Fcrry, aged about % years. He
was member OF the independent Order OF
Odd Fellows, BY whom his remains were inter
red with the usual honors-
On Sunday last, Col. Jonx STRICKLAND, Of
Harpers-Perry, in the Ssh year Of his age.
hir. s. was one Of the Oldest inhabitants OF
the place, and had been engaged in the armory,
~ years He was n man Of excellent charac.
ter. Though without known relative, either
in tins or any other country, his death Is deep
ly lamented by a large circle Of friends, BY
whom he was greatly esteemed.
On Thursday last, Miss MARGARET HiEp-
woHL, daughter Of Mr.. Jacob Hiedwohl, Of
this county.
In Allen county, Indiana. July 9Th, Mrs,
SUSAN HESsBAw, consort Of James Henshaw
Esq, formerly Of Berkeley county, Va, and
daughter Of the late Jacob Heiskei, deed, OF
Hampshire county, Va, in the 22d year Of her
age.
On the 10Th inst, in Lancaster CO., Pa, In
the 9TH year Of her age, JANE AUGUSTA, young.
est daughter Of Ar. William Cameron, Of thi.
county.
Yes thou art gone ere sin had power
To stain thy cherub soul or form;
Closd ID the soft ephemeral Aower
That never felt storm
The sunshine's ray, the zephyr's breath
All thai she knew from birth till death.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27
WINCHESTER
'0N6Axs0 ACADEMY.

- q. 0X91Y1, Y0n0IRAx.
NvHE undsrsignsd, having rented from
- VIM. l. Clark, Eco, the large and
comoodious house on Leudoun street In
which he has hsrstofors resided, and also
dwelling. will resume the exercises Of his IN
stitutioa On The let OF September, on Fort
Hill. The rooms appropriated exclusively
10 this seminary will accommodate one hun
d.sd pupils without ineonvsnience whilst
the house occupied by The undsrsIEpsd holds
out the highest attractions Tor the comfort
and health Of such young Ladies % may be
placed ~ boarders In bis family. No situs-
too any where can present superior local
charms TO that now selected for the promo
ton OF that most important and yet 90 much
neglected object-femaIe education. He.
therefore, confidently trusts, while he de-
votes ell his exertions 10 this object, that
these exertions will meet corresponding
patronage OF the hands Of On enlightened
pablo. Al this seminary will be taught the
Latin, Greek, Preach, Spanish and Italian
Languages, together with . complete cour,e
Of English education. Terms, for classical
pupils ola 80 per session, for Eoglish eie so.
For modern languages, music, and ornamen-
tai branches separate charge will Be made.
Boarders will BE- charged fos board, lodging
and tuition, SIS per session. one half psys-
BILE in advance. A gentleman Of high elias.
steal attainnents viii board In the family Of
the subscriber and give Instructions In the
Spanish and Italian languages.
A. C.. SMITH. Principal.
Winchester, Aug. "a, I635-eow3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27
EsHkIEc Sale.

THE subscriber will sell, at public sale, At
his residence, one mile west Of waIpert's
Cross Roads, his entire stock on hand, Of eve
~ description, viz:
Five Colts, youEg Cattle,
Mich Cow, sheep, and Hogs,
One Plantation Wagon, one Cart,
Cutting Box, oDe now Wheat Fan, and
Wheat Threshing Machine,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
A credit Of nine months will be given on all
sums OF i've dollars, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security. Sale TO take
place on Fidsy hs 4ik Of September, when
due attendance will be given by
VIM. STONE.
August 20, 1885,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27
ESE.fJV,SO .mEkG,
NEAR HARPERR-FERnI


PHVaE undsrsigpsd - sow rssdy 70 seesiys
~ GRAIN, spd 10 grind % a Superior
style. Ho vii give oss bsrrel ~ fiosr fos
essrg 300 poaBds ~ mnrrhsntabls Whsst.
sBd wdl sissd ths iaspeetios 81 asy nagkss
% which q meg b. sent FFom his snpsrt
spce - q niiisfs sd ne sEssiieai ordsr o.
ne aiii 81 prsssnt. be fssls great eesAlssss
n bsiag abis % psodses arst-ssts Floes.
Ne HAi huy wheat fog essA, as fair pyi
sesi 50 thees vho wish - sat rla e sAa
iFsaete 81 seB8iaE thstr FlasF o. rsfksl
eaa ,. seee@n'~tatet y him % ~ iswssi
poasihis rate
DuFing ne Plaster asssoa, ~ wlil slwsys
~ rssay ~ grind Nat urtisis, so va Esse-
raiiy 1892 eaPpiy 90 bsaa fos Ne aeesz.-
ao4atioa - IN saslemleFs asid fsrusars Esae-
rally. 1AcO8 sTAUB.
AsR ~. Ie7S III
egAAa arranrsmeus having heon nsaSs via
he Tmoptke Ccasyeay, 81 Wagons. ke. hat
rs Gran y o. niu vfi pas uiihoat toli.
ti,s sutsoribsr bearing aiisspruse ~ tbaf sort
sacOB STAUB.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27

OF Jefferson and Frederick Counties.
Nr = return our sincere seknow Iedsments
w for the liberal encouragement we have
heretofore received ut the Bioomsry Mills, aud
now take the opportunity 10 inform them, IN st
In addition TO the Bloomery Mills, We have
purchased mill on Bullskin, FORMERLY the
property Of John Haines,j which has for
some yosrs been occupied by Mr.. Hugh Con-
way, end src uow prepared 10 receive Wheat.
and Oh kinds Of grain into either Of said Mills
We will. at ell times, pay the highest the
market viii justify for wheat, delivered In
either OF the Mills. and from our experience
~ miiiers, we do not hesitate in say ing tina,
We are prepared 10 do business on such terms
% cannot fail 20 give general satisfaction TO
farmers; end we invite oil those who have
grain 20 dispose Of 20 give US q call before
making disposition Of the same. To any
Of our customers that prefer grinding. liberal
advances will DO made, and strict attention
81 ell times paid 10 their business. We have
employed. % the Bloomcry Mills, 4 miller
who 10 attentive and understands his basiness,
aud D. Ford will be very frequently In Of.
tendance for tho purpose OF attending 10 the
wishes OF the customers Of that mill, and any
orders LETT with the miller, In his absence,
will receive due attention. We will also
have an stientse miller nj the Buiiskin Mil,
and farmers may rely on having their work
done, and business attended to, In the very
best manner and o. the shortest notice;-with
this discrimination, on our part, We leave the
issue 70 generous public who have hereto
fore encouraged rs and lsft Us no reason 10
doubt . continuance Of success.
BENZ FORD,
DANIEL SNYDER,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27

WILL ODER for sale. at my residence
n two miles below Harpers-Ferry, on Fri
dsy ths tih Of Sspfsabsy,
One hrst-rste road cad two farm Wagons,
young and large sized work Horses,
One blooded Stallion eight years old,
A eomplets stock Of Farming Utensils,
Five sets Harness,
About 10 toos timothy and clover Hey,
About $50 bushels Rye,
And 200 bushels Oats.
TERMS--For ell sums Of and above IS,
. credit Of months will be given,by the pur-
ehassrs giving bond with good security. For
ell sums less than IS, The cash will be re-
quiFsd. Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock pre-
eiseiy. MICHAEL DERRY.
August "a, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27
H.aRPERSFERRY
. e MINAR W.

WIS sssiasy viiibs rs-epsosa q Moo.
- tsy ~ 3tss issssss. IN tAs Isrrs snd
esa.etsess ssssss rssn iessly esesrssS By
Ne. hichsy.
The sssssssssr s<knevlsdess, VIA srss,-
ssds, he nhsrsl Support which be hss m.
esissd fro0 Ne eitissss q Hsrpsrs- Perry
.ises bib return 70 N. p,ses. ssd trusts, tAsi
- fsssrs, - nay merit and receive Q sso-
tiasssss e shsir fayours.
To Ne lcts patreas Of Mr.. Hickey ~ eGsrs
bin services wah % assursacs that 10 20.
dssvosrs shall b vsstisg. a his pert, - prv-
mote The inprovsDsas % the ehdsrsn which
they May sotru<t 10 HE core.
gentisnsa viii be engsgsd 10 assist On
the duties ef The school; sad the subseri-
her Sesisss 70 a6ocd 70 yossg lsdiea 10 the
sehooi. - opportaaity q acquiring the osns-
mental branches Of female sducstioa.
Terms ffea - 50 70 ~ 90 per quarter Of
II weeks.
Aug. ~, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27
TRACT on LANm.


FNFtiE patlia ags rasIloasf seaiaet tskir0 81.
ssEiKasasat ~ 80 Hnsetg,s nlssn - ~ a.
Fgrd \ CheVrnaa, gas Feeetgs ~ Sem, peyVeFt-
ing - - - fsl ~ 81 hsysels Ffoss, - 3sisd
ae<ed So FesrsaFy. t1sl. - - 49, gF-Vef-
- - Fegss psEssssl - 80 ~ hsth fv.sigas. -
= BEcKHfN
IispsrsEary, Aus . lass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27

some Of our exchange papers have, Eor
some weehPssi, spoken Of rumon calculated
TO injars the Nunncry Of ST. Glare, at Ale
ghenysown, near Pittsburgh. Bishop Kearick
Ia, published . contradiction Of the rumors,
and the matter has been carried before judi
eial tribunal; where, we suppose. the rsaa
trsih will be developed. Il is useless to state
the reports until IL be sscertaincd whether
they arc true
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27
GOOD&.


COLTS race viii bo run on Friday thc
n 2Sth q this moath. ore mile, zoe unlFi-
Ell enlis-entrAHee $50 The follosing eatries
hsVe bcFn mssles
yehn Wiitshire's MI Greet. By lsosspur.
Joseph Cranes JB1gTias. bs Rather.
yehs 5. W,llis's LSaR Hns0rv. by Rsttlcr.
1hos. q. bsyior' hare Bsaes, ~ laafsyctte
Nc. Lam0n's Eertstcy. BY Haaspsr.
yiseenl MOovs's Rsakvfek ~ Sssg.
Joseph fafper's Fi1y. By (;oiiaaaa
70 BE- Fua over tl'e JsHsrsoa Jockey Cha
sotIrec.
Aswuss ~, 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27

EDUCATION.

WE FEMALE SCHOOL Of the ssbscri-
y her vni b rs-epsasd 90 Moedsy the
itth OF Septsobsr. In addition 10 hs own
psrssssi sttssties Of from ssvss 10 sigh,
hesrs dsy, the sid q = female sssistasI b
sxpectsd.
Evssy sd.sstsss Zoe the help Of teachers
ssd scholars 70 nov provided. Terms the
same - usual, go per ysavty sssssoe. seho-
lsr will be received Tor iess time Than
year with previous understanding 10 that
effect ALEX. JONES.
August 90. Isas-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27
C@sh for Negroes.
n HOUSE ToU Tn ADEla.

"Y house and ysrd IL now ready for the
4VA reception Of boardsrs. Ny establish
msnt for the safe keeping Of l1EaROEa
10 large aud substantial, and situated in the
most pleasant part Of the town. ! will board
servants NJ Is cents per day, and will give
them good fare, and have strict attention
paid them. There will be no possible chsnee
Of escape. . will at all times pay ss high
prices for negroes ss any purchasers in mark
et, and buy from the ages OF one TO forty
years Those having servants TO sell will
ind IL TO their interest 10 give me Q call, -
they will find other purchasers 1t my house;
which will at ell ti0es enable them 10 GET
the best Of prices. Az communicate adj
dressed TO me will meet with prompt atten-
ton
will assist ell purchasers who may stop
with me in buying. and feel assured that .
will give general satisfaction.
HENRY @. DANIEL.
South end Loudoun st.
Winchester, Ang. 81. 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27

A caricature has lately been "got
up" in London on the Hygeian or
Vegetable Pills. A poor wretch is
represented as having taken a dozen
for the cure Of the tooth-ache. But
lying in the wet all night, the vegeta-
bic pills have sprouted out in various
parts Of bis body. A great gooseberry
tree has taken root on his head--leeks,
onions and carrots have shot out from
his finger ends--rckney beans are
hanging down his back, and mustard
and cress over the other parts Of his
BODY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27

Mr.. Henderson. whose melancholy
suicide at Charlottesville, Virginia, q
short time after his marriage 10 q beau
tiful and accomplished young lady.
we noticed few days since, commit
ted the act in consequence Of having
lost 5000 at Richmond at play with
some black legs, who had inveigied
him into their company. He had
gone to Richmond to puchase furniture
with the money, and was 80 chagrincd
at his loss, and the false excuses he had
framed TO his wife to account for the
non-performance Of his commission,
that he put an end to his existence.
NJ Y. Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27

CHAxxxsrcWu AcAuumxY
a Exssiassisa % tks s.s6sats Of th,s
a Aests@y viii sshs pises ca Fridsy
TIE s0 sspssnssr. seaasasisg a ID
o'clock.
The fsissis Of The lhstisssssa ana he pss-
iss generally ere respectfully ississd
yNo. ,. BROWN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27
Destrssse Property


TENHE subscriber wishes 70 sell shout "a
u A0RHs or x.ARD, Tying nesf
ChaFlestOwn, sdioininx the iaaas OF James
Locks heirs, James NJ. Brown, &c; about
siE add half acres Of which ere IN tiabor.
There y on the premises valuable spring
and running water. Should this property not
Be disposed of before he Erss deg q The nsEt
September Court, Il will then - sid 81 pab-
lic suction, N front Of the Courthouse, IN
Ckar!cstoUn. TIE tsrHs viil b. seeommo-
dating. The title 10 isdispuiabis.
Application may be made 70 ,. T. Dsnsh-
erty, gho l. auihoFizsd % sake sale % the
premises. JOSEPH JAMES.
Aug "a, ls35.-s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27

Stealiag.-In Missouri they have no
Parsnips. They frequently plant them.
but they strike % deep, that the pilfer-
ing rogues who live on the other side
OF the globe, lay hold Of the roots and
pull them through, so that the labor
and crop is lost TO the ightful owners.
IN. Y. Siar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27
TRUSTEES snLr
Valuable Factory Property
At uApprDc Crppv

NY virtue OF deed Of trust from Jos
Id L. Smith. Esq, TO The subscriber, exc
cuted the l6lh OF July inst, aud duly record
ed 10 the Clerks Office Of the County Court
OF Jefferson County, Virginia, . will sell, at
public auction. TO the highest bidder. on FRI
day the 4th Of September asri, al II o'clock,
a. ~, before the door Of FItzsimmonsS Ho-
tel, tlarpers-Ferry. all the right, title aud
estate OF said Joseph l.. Smith, IN and TO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27

By divine pcrnissioa. Camp Meeting, Coz
The tiarpsp-reuy ssafioa q ihs Mstlsodiss
Episcopal Church. win commence q FSilsv
fAs 2etA " .asguss, Inst, On ths lard of Mr.
Adam Moier, four miles from Hsrpers-Yervy,
one milo from hailtSwn, -Four niles fron
Chariestown, and six from sbspherissown.
Persons intending 10 erect tenls on The ground.
are requested b bring their tent poles with
Them. TH0S. %. W. MONROE
Aug. 6, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27

10y virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed to
ID me By GeoFgs Rslehner, fOF the bsnsht
OF Benz. Meivia, will sell. 81 public sale, TO
the highest bidder, for cash, on Saturday fks
i3th Sspisssbey, on The premises, 10 the pos
session " said KeIehaer, one mile West of
Lsssown. and near the IuTnPiks road, all The
following PropeFtys
oss Mao Saddle and Birdie,
One hlileh Gov, thrss feather Beds,
Bedstssds and Bedding. one Buresu,
One - hour Clock. one Cupboard,
8 Windsor Chairs, 2 Tables.
One Wcfkstand, Locking Glass,
Oas pslr Of Saddle Bags.
elias Of property.
4. u. SNYDER, Tr'ssiss.
August "a. 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27

DEATH Of the Kentucky G,anf.-Ben-
Jamin b. Pnchard. who many Of our
citizens viii remember was exhibited
last year at the American Museum,
died on the 10th June, in Montgomery
county. His disease was the dropsy.
MIR. Prichard was q man Of unblem-
ished character, and a member Of the
Methodist Church. He was forty-five
years old, and weighed at the time OF
his death FIVE hundred and twenty-five
pounds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27


THE subscriber take this method of in
forming the customers OF the FORD MILL.
and farmers generally, that they have entered
into partnership in the Milling business, TAT the
Ford Miils on Shenandoah River. near Keyea,.
ferry,) IN the name and under the firm of
DANIEL SNYDER & SON, commencing oo
The LIST day Of the present month, (Augnst. !
and that they are now ready 10 do business on
such terms rs cannot fail to be satisfactory and
advantageous 10 farmers. From the adyanta-
ges which this min possesses, in point Of pow
or and suhiciency Of water nj all times, a.
also the easy transportation Of Flour from the
door, we are induced 10 believe that we can
pay % high prices for wheat, at all times. IA
any other millers. Farmers generally will
consult their interest by giving us cali when
they are ready 90 dispose Of their wheat. To
Slr Old customers we say, that a continuance
Of their business will be expected, as no pains
shall be spared In accommodating them
Those who grind their wheat on toll, aud wish
advances, shall be accommodated; and the
trouble Of sending their -four 20 market need
give them no uneasiness, as we will attend 10
Il al any time when they wish Il, by giving us
notice thereof. Plaster, salt, hsh, &C. &c.
when wanted, will be furnished at cost. A
few days notice previous TO the time Il /,
wished, will be necessary.
DANIEL SNYDER,
DAVID III. SNYDER.
August 90, l635.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27

We have been greatly pleased with the Ora
tionof Mr.. sxowDsx. delivered 1t AIsxaDdris,
at the solennitiss in honor Of the Llustriou
Marshall. II , rePlste viii, solid sense, and
The style b clear, chastc, and classic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27
NOTICE.

NHE purchasers of propSsty - NJ. RobsF,
Psdgsts sale ara isfOr@ed that their
5000 viil fall due on the Let % September
ssHt. ssd ihsi they ere 10 ny hssds Tor col
lection. JOHN YATES.
Aug 20, 1875
y. ,. fee fall-bssd ssnosy Sheep fos
fale. J. g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27
F,sm As NJ Y. .s~riesa IF .sss. ls.


The TIGER HuSr.-Up to dark last
night we could obtain no Information of
the spotted Tiger who escaped from his
cage at Harlem. A number Of sports
men were out with their guns and dogs.
but be may have scampcrcd towards
westchestsr-Probably be has taken to
the water. At all events there viii be
astirring hunt after him this afternoon.
with hounds and bulldogs. Several
greyhounds were out yesterday, but
they are not the thing for such an AMI
NAL. The rife, not the common fowl
ing piece, must be used, and the horse
should be uncommonly fleet, rs the
tiger can clear 30 feet at a iump. A
purse should be made up by sportsmen
tor the successful shot. He was seen.
as tbs said, in Armstrong; woods, late
IN the afternoon. About 30 bull dogs
went out this morning in chase.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27

IN Scyec loose. THE Evening
Post has come out with an attack or
Amos Kendall for his letter to the
CharleSton Postmaster.
.di6asy Daily Advertiser.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27
Rsasl Moasr Tareal
G.RUTROK

81 HEEEBT saatiss 81 psFrDns
81 pstsinS gpon ~ faxes. ~ -
shatsgsr, sDd moFe esfticuinrif
fyiaa away fFuit .lboei psrmisssa
fse4sgs aiii ~ deell With sfeoft
utniest figsf e ~ iaw sifhoe
psFsoa.. yALgNTtNe
Ace. "a, 1875 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27

Georyies--In thss State. On unex-
Peceed state oil hings exists in reference
to the representation Of the State in
Congress. or the nine Representa-
hves elected by general ticket in the
last autumn, (sll sod 10 be Jackson
van-Burenites,) three have vacated
their seats by resignation. To I'LL these
vacancies candidates have been nomi-
mated by "the State Rights Party" as
follows: Richard II. Wilde, Roger L.
Gamble. Thomas r. Foster. Since
this nomination. another member elect
General Sanfcrd) has resigned making
fcsv vacancies; and ff1 member Is
I'm such situation {by i'll health, we
that very little hope is enter
tanned that he will be able to serve the
State in Congress" Here, then, are
nee vacancies 70 b filed, out Of the
whole number Of nine. Il u, there
fore, at this moment, dosbtful, and
VIII be until sfser the election TO Eli
these vacancies, whether the State of
Georgia. as represented in the House of
Representatives, will be in favor of Mr..
Van Buren, or Judge White.
MAT Inf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27
NOTICE.

ga series Of religious services win CON-
mencc sn the New Church IN smith6eld, 90
Thursdsy evening the - Of SEPT nsxi, snd
coniinue thrso days. % b coadsessd by Ne
Rev. Mr.. Matthews. with the assistsscs q ths
Rev. Mr. Arm-troog. of RichnssA, Who b sx-
pected on the occasion.
Aug. ~, ls3S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27

A postscript to the Fredericksburg
Arena Of yesterday states that Snow,
the obnoxious free mulatto who fed
from this city last week, was arrested
there on Monday and committed to
prison. The Arena further states that
there are charges against him Of hav-
ing circulated incendiary pamphlets,
and that he would be sent to this city
to-day.-.hiaf. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27
NOTICE..

A LII persons having demands against the
IN eststs Of Beverly Baden Lowpacs. dsev.
are requested To present them, duly suthenti-
Gated, To the subscriber, on OF before the frat
Day Of October next
L. n DOUGLASS.
Chatiestown, Jolly %, Is3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27

Tiger Hunf.-The tiger. which seve-
ral days since escaped from his con-
fnement at Harlem, was yesterday
discovered by party of hunters, and
killed near the trotting course. He
was first seen crouching in a jungle,
and Mr.. Swarts, who fred The first
shot, wounded him severely. He
bounded up. and evinced disposition
TO make q retreat to other quarters; but
ball followed bell with such precision
and in such quick succession, that he
had proceeded but few rods before he
fell, and in a few minutes expired.
NJ Y. Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27

Mothers and DGgghfsrs.--It was a
judicious resolution Of father, as well
as most pleasing compliment to his
wife, when on being asked by friend
what he intended 10 do with bis girls,
he replied. II intend to apprentice them
to their mother that theymay learn the
art Of improving time, and fitted 10 be-
come ike her--wives. mothers, heads
OF families, and usefsi members Of So
ciety." Equally jHst, but bitterly
painful was the remark Of an unhappy
husband Of a vain, thoughuess, dressy
slattern. 1T is hard TO say il, but II
my girls aSeto have a chance Of grow
ing up good for any thing, they must
be sent out Of the way Of their Moth
ler's example.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27
N'OTKCE

DURCHAsERs ut the sale Of Isaac shcw.
u alter. Jr., are notified that their Nefns
will become due on the lst " September nexs.
Prompt payment sill be expected az that tine.
VIM. LUCAS, Trustees.
Aug. II, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-27

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