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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
THE WHITE INDIANS

IL ~ fact, perhap. no, generally
known. tha, there exist m The Tar vest
At least two small tribes Oi white peo-
pie. One Of these bands Is called .Nrlc-
Keys. They reside IN Mexico. OF the
sov:h-ves, side Of the Rocky Moun-
tAns, aad between bD and SD miles
iron Santa Re. towards California, and
IN a wiley which makes , deep notch
into the mountain. surrounded bv high
and impossible ridges. and which Can
only De entered by 4 marrow pass from.
the southwest. They are represented
BY trappers and hunters from Il e south
west known % the writer Of this 20 b
men OF .erac.ty. 10 be an innocent. m
offensive people living ~ a-nc Gl,ure
and r1ising great numbers OF horses
and mules both Ot which are used by
them Tor food. They euluva;e mare
pumpkins, and beans. IN large qUaau-
tues.
These people are frequently depre-
dated upon BY their more wariike RED
neiyhbors, 10 which they submrt. nth
out resortng TO deadly weapons TO re-
pei the aggTessors-
Not far distan, from the Mawkeys.
and IN the same range Of country. Is
another band OF the same description
called -N'tbbsho>s. A description Of Ell
Their Of ihe.e tribes will answer for both.
They have been described - the vri-
ter bv two men ~ whose verloltv the
fullest reliance NAV be pllced and
they saw the men are Of the common
stature. With hight hlNen hair HIGHT blue
eyes. and that then skIn - OF the most
delicate whiteness. One OF ny lnfOr-
mants. who saw seven OF these peop,S
AZ Santa Re. 10 l-2l IN describing the
Mavkeys, saws they are AZ much VIII
ter than | am, a. am RhIter than the
darkest Indian IN the Greek nation. -
and nv informant was OF n good com
pleXiOn IS white men generally are.
A traPper on one Occas,on arrived a;
village Of the Mawkeys. lie = as
armed with rifie. PAIR OF bel, pistols,
knife, and tomahawk; all OF which were
new TO them, and appeared "a excite
their wonder and surprise. After coz
verSing some time BY SIGNS, be fired one
Of has pistols; instantly the u hole group
around him fell 70 the earth, IN the VI
most consterns;ion they en;reAted him
not 10 hurt them. and shozed il vari-
Gus ways tha, they thought him 4 su-
perna tural being. He saw vast nun
bers Of horses and mules about the VII
LACE, Hsstsr,. Democrat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
BARGAINS.

II vas Or. Franklin. or some other
sensible man, no matter who II was.
that said, any thing purchased which
IS not wanted Is dearly purchased, -
and he vas right, for the accumulation
Of useless articles, either 10 dress or
furniture, involves what NAV be term
ed total loss. Thus, take into ac-
count the purchases Of young house
keepen. and Ne shall find three dis
tInct classes necessary. useful and
ornamental. In the scale Of purchases
one Is positive, the other probable, the
third very doubtful One Of nv par
ticulAr grievances. said Il friend 70 US
n dsy OF two ago, lis the unuring in-
olination ct my wife to buy bargains.
She IS the mos, amiable woman in the
world. and this very amiabilIiy inelines
her 20 lend willing ea- 20 the gossip.
she daily hears Of new stores and great
bargains. She reads the auction sales,
particularly OF furniture. With nearly
as much pleasure A. the psalms Of Dl.
vid, and my pAn;nes ar. crowded With
glassware. plated ware. chandeliers.
FISH knives china Jars, tea and dinner
sets, ottomlns, FIRE screens. shadow
curtains and candelahras, IN sufficient
quantity 10 set uP a third cousin IN a
furnishing warehouse, and all of hich
was purchased az an average IL ten
per cent. above the store Price and
the fact l., my friend. she is 80 well
known A. an anant lobbcr At these fur.
niture auctions that young couple.
who Wish % begin the worid with eco
nomy, cry out no bargains today
here u The interchangeable Mrs Marrall
before us. and she - the very hfe and
soul n oompeuuon. When ~ home
- dinner somevha fafiyued 9Th the
days business. probably = little d..
composed with come operations he d
sure b meet me 9th q fmLe al :
hearty welcome and after these do
mestc amisttllties eonclude abe usu-
aIly breaks out thss Ny dear
have lsi heard VI avery cheap store
Oh Canal street Of burnt goodf-very
cheap iadeeG-vciy little u any bsfni
printed ngslias bsauufai 90 ia.
shilling oaly haifprics-blond lace
edging a. tao cent? yafi--ihink q
tsn and a slnety q thinrl ancomHon.
~ chetP--soms d ~ y1osit iao--I masl
q sd see them Bai. my dear
why 90 aad Gee ihem-you vant 10
th4ng-yog have al yo4f samHsT ant
rTssi par a so4F sin;rr lrr ss a
ready lss. love tai 49, sanN
them hsreaftsr 80 kBou-next s.n
F nsf probably all hes are o. c.sa7-
I N sure @ P,ck W bargsint u,
'nezi Gas befags J BAD ume b pot ID
my frock Goa. and sip Ga Ms boz
laesst ard take q cod slaa 81 clare
AID Vaief. ! am rsqasste8 % tsks
seat ca he sofs ana look a. tke pa.
chases. Grscioss ne Lsaen wai
burni edges qults rotten 3anask ,ow
cling and table eloGhs diuo-paintss
nual,ns uIih he solass rsanlng out-
vet s,oekinzp-&oas e hslia--eoslog
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
sKETCME. o. rax wE.r.
WISCONSIN TERRITORY

The Du Bugpe Nsitern = the title Of n
new paper latrly commenced AZ the te~r II
Du Bugne. IA the widest of the Sorth- W est
sru section Of the Lssd-Niinins eoaniry. an
What Is now called the Hucsrytn Tsrr,fS-y -
We select from the first number the follow M
brief account of the town Of Du Bugue n Inch
ooly three years since vas but n m~rr hamlet.
with 4 cluster Of Indian lodges and a fe~ huts
Of the Creole Frrneh. - O.sS People, Pr,ss.
The town Of Du Buque is handsome
ly situated on the West bank Of the
Mississippi river, in latitude - deg
81 min. about 500 miles, By alter, a.
bove ST. LOUIS. Ii Is built on level
prairie, which TiSeI about fifteen feet
above high alter mark, and IS from a
half-mile To a mile IN width. from the
river to the bluff, and about two miles
In length. There are already survey
ed, thirty five blocks, hich are subdl-
vIded into two hundred and eighty
town lots, all Of which are occupied by
houses and gardens. The village con-
tains about one thousand inhabitants,
and tao hundred and fifty buildings Of
different descup,IoLs; among which
are fifteen dry good stores, and one me
thodist meeting house A large Ca
tholic church is now building, snd pre-
paration ID making for building a Pres
BY tenan church.
Situated rs the town Is IN the yicini-
" Of the richest lead mines. and sur
rounded by a good farming country
With as fertile soil As any in Wiscon-
SIN Territory and located on the bank
OF the Mississippi, the great high~ az
Of the Western country, where steam
boats continually arrive and depart We
may safely calculate that the place will
continue 10 Improve rapidly
This country was coded to the l.
States, by the Sacs and Foxes. at the
treaty OF Rock Island in l~t32 and
the Government, agreeably 10 stipula-
ton. took possession OF IT in June,
lS;S}, when the first improvements
were made IN Du Buque. Judging from
the rapidIty with which our town has
improved, and the immense tide Of en-
igration which Is continually lowing 70
the West, We may with propriety an
tIcipa:s that :he day i not far distant
when the town Of Du Buque will be
the seat Of government for a new State
to be formed west Of the Mississippi.
and north Of the State Of Missouri.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04


IL IS surprising with what rapldity
towns IN the West grows into import
ancs. He who. but cigh, wear, ago.
travelled along the Wabash. from It's
source 10 ITS mouth. would now be A.
greeably surprised. should be revisit
the same tract OF country. and behold
gaudy buildings and dourIshIng towns
and all the implements VI veil organ
lsed and thriving community. sprInging
into existence, where then Was h. be
seen n1ught but the gloomy wilder
ness. the rude cabin Ut the Western D..
onesr. OF the miserable yiSwam Of the
halt-iAmIsbed Indian Large fortunes
have been amlssed. IN a short tune by
purchasing property IN some Of these
towns. Property N the town of Pes.
TysvIlIc N bermIlli0u county Indiana.
Tor instance. has. siihln The last sx
months. nearly doubled IN value. A
tract e land of forty acres. AZ loining
th1s toWn which. but . icw years Aso.
cost bot one dollar snd quarter per
acre Wss offered last fall at ~ dOliars
bet % purchaser could be found ~
De sprmg. the proprietor va offered
- dollars. and ~ tie month Of June
luO collars per acre f0r The same tract.
~hich - refused 60 take Improve.
meats % tie l0~n 81 psrryuIlis are
Eolng On With ronaief4.ie raridity
and MECHANICS and gorkmen. u almost
every craft can here fnI constant EN-
plos meat AZ thr higlet prices.
Oue re4-on ~hs,h may ~ asurne4
i1r ne pr~peniy ~ thi, t7va. r. dss-
ance q TIE opp3sif.on nth which &,
has hitherto BAD O. contend. - TIE re-
marx ah.e sal4h1'y "a %. .tuauoa. II
- a fsct. sh.eh en- sor-y . b com
PEELED - srkno~ ~ that some q ths
'uroenailg t1Nns are oar from beng
bsaltay vhil~ Ferrysvills - eusmp,
from those indigenous mLeiies by
Hhfch euixrsnis from The East Are re.
qsenily assailed. Tbs toWn. and The
dehghtf4i lsils pralnc upon shich 4 4,
siaafrt have been celebrated fas AID
nssr. GO Ne hsai'h q her inhabslants.
aad vcntue che a,ssrtioa. that M
tosn 10 The hsAthfal climate q The
bcasied land 81 Yankees can s1hibh a
PoPCisucn. shtrh. i0f he sane lsngiA
u hme has fsis less he ravages e dis-
ease, - apoa The eheehs a whose Gu
Esas can b 6,sPisyed greater prnpeg-
uoa a the raddy hns a healih sad
haPPiness. than PssSysville. sW.R
Wh~A cpsfg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
CONTENTS

~ ShannSn4ais rstSr, according 70 tAS sad!Y-
ris Of ~ late Or. De BUTTS, u Bake
slOVs.
seleaits, or, SulPhats Of Line,
Csrbooats Of Line,
SglPhsts Of MaznssiA, Epson Salt
AGrIats Of MsgDesia,
Auriate Of Soda,
Sulphsts Of Iron,
CaFbOaats Of Iron.
SaipharetIsd Hydrogso Gas,
Carboaie Acid Gas
T.-prsfvs,--about hft!.6Ve degrees Of
Fahreohet-
PrSPDtiss-setIVsly PargSti'e, or Esouy
laxative, n proportion 10 the quantity taEen
into the stomach, or eoodi,on Of the system
-Tonie-Dmrstie-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

now is. since the girl is here. where is
her lover Every atroci,y may be eI-
pected 10 have been committed BY such
parents and IT Is generally supposed
that the Young man was assas.insted
before the eyes of his mistress, and ,ha,
she, as witness ofthi, onne. was shu,
up IN her .omb. The assizes vill soon
clear up this mystery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
THE BETRAYED

where = The heart that hss Bot felt
Voc blasted hope, or broken vow
Or learned. ere nanhooss noru. 81 ust
Ger tales thai cIooi eonPAsssOos bros
Live, there a eOld. unfesiing heart.
Without tArob, save thai % Pri1e.
Can tar arects,n's link. apart.
or turn ths shafts u seorn assix
No mortal ho>ou. Are not steel
Not ~ cold ,re human hearts,
Nor fincl-d i the thrpb &C feri.
when through each VEN the hfe-biuoi darts
We; ehilt . on the living stream.
Benumbsd the heart where PASSION aseils
And lIfe becomes sIckly dream.
That Dot e Pangs add sorro4s tells
The heart betrayed NAV seorn % weld.
But cannot pluck the shaft away.
Tia, through ~ vital Part has lhrill'd.
And clo1aed DER It's OPsaing ia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04


KEVrvcKr.--Tbe electi1- for Co
yeraoi Ani othes State Ohcers taxes
place n ihn State carly ~ 2agust-
The canvass - prOgrsssInS with The
utTos, Aniu1tior IL = expected. N
kcn:gcky TIA; ,eserJ ma uho ask
the s4d.aZes Il he Peopls. Wll sIiace
BIS clpacI,y ~ tang tie stunp.-
The c3n3sqde Is al he puSAc men
are tolefAtle sfcakc.s All The hast
a. AZ gI.iJTmly A,tead-d ~ crgSis.
Sometimes, these contests lead - pei-
s1all alterations q !he most violent
character. Ca late sc aaca. a. Ne
lslsn fsou LeNin -'oa paPef, a shame.
COL iiray ;ook place ~ GeCf-etowa.
1ear The fesidtnce & Col Jsbason -
Maior Fl0grnov - the Van B1sea can
1idaie f1r Gos ernJr and Mr Hse os
LieaL Goyernrf Mt lkte made .
,pseth tv1 t1u-Y and bali n lenr'h
hanlv, =. Thomson Esq rose All
SPIKE Tor some time IN reply. ShsD.
Aat.hg made . severe allust0n - Ma
Fioufuoy b a. FcqJest,G ~ ~ l4,-
'cT 10 yield The fcor ~ al sxplgurion.
&c srcoSd.nEly d,d 81. SheT~uyru ihe
MAJOR. INSTEAD ~ r1sfrg ne s1Plaaa-
ucn. commenced Syr4isf spee-h 9Th
fts si-S q ocrsryins ~ flor III
night Nr To rlYoa remarked q
Mlilr : tbs, b. had yseldsd he aoor
niy &c an syFlanliiJn ani TIA, he
must b. Per.a.iet - conciude be
o~n femasss Fiunoy replied. thaf
be md a. much night - The aoor a.
Thooson. ard hat b. intended 70
speak II D. saw TfUPer Thomson -
pied that be v0gld notbe ,h4s treated.
ard. hat Ei9ufnoy o. ast ni 1o~a --
Foefnoy lhen ,ngsirvd. On a thrs a'en-
ing Eanner, Wkat Thomson woald g.
N The even, a has refusal - "a down.
II I can ct yea dosn % 90 other
way exclaimed Thonson. I all
kaosk yoa G5Wn On hssnaz this
reply Floemsy struck Thcfason. and
so.i q general hsht sns.-d-
"a CtYsz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
.V~sC .VFnrbIe Quarry.

HNHE subserioers respectfully solicit the
n Sttsntioc OF the eiif1eus u JeHerson,
Clarke, Frederick, Berkeley. sad LO0doun
coqnties, 70 the sxesllsnt MARBLE
nov manufactured one mile south u Lee
tsrsbarg. wssbIagtou County, Maryland,
consisting Of
Monuments. Tomb. Sab Heal s. Foot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
STONES,
Door and WimdON Sills.

Add every variety Of work 10 their line Of
hassnsss. POssess,ng the advantages o. va
Ter power, and pleoty 81 most Ssautifqi
Marble, snd a dsterm.SAiIoa % cell low,
they humoly solicit share o. public pairo-
aaes. They have slso % hand 81 their cd
stasA. three miles North East u Boonsbofo'
sa sssortnsnt q On pair of Grave stoass
of Beaver Crssh marble.
Psrsoas usAiBg 70 parebase. giir 7lsa.s
forward thssE spitsphs. s.za % ltass. 90
place ~ dsstinstion. sc. ~ n1il. af4
thsy shall meet 9TH psoapt afisnt,ln
a The ssadssd psices. Psrs0us wissnE
% 80 ne Sabscribers vii please urIts, and
hey % thsg syeuts sill cali.
4. h " LoUGHRiDGE
LsHsrsbUrg, Wssbrngioa. Co, M.
July ~. 1876. -ly-
B-Asy psrsoo foruarding ,iE iuserip-
Toes shsli have . ds4setioa q s Per cent
Al stones Delivered 70 purchasers.
A. a " L.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
.Mnsie Tnfftan.

~ cARIsI = nee rss4y 10 take seho-
= . I.gs for tAs Piss0- Forts. C1staF a.
rthsr nsetru0sass- Ne eli also tgns Piano-
For,sa. 80 put then % ias bsst ordsr.
Cnarissioga July 1915
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
STE u -

At pghiSe meeting u Tie ertiEens q
ChaTie.too, h-,i On - l-lA. tNAs
RSsoir,a. That ihis meeting oancrr
IN oP,aroo with tie Chamber & Com
merre, that It /. eNpedieu, 70 The con
mefc'L AMI agricultural Interests Of
South Ca.oliaA, 10 apply fos al AErn-
c. 10 the Blr< & :bo United States
foc the p1rPose i E1ehAEge. - be Is.
ta0.5hed N TIA CITY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

Hyv'i1s Sypsysfif.ea.-A maa 30
been arrested IN Prussia. % he charge
u hssing murdered . sA@Phsfd, add
has confesssd that be ob5eci was n
grt = sufficient ,saausy 4 hunn e.
with Uhssh 10 make torrA 70 Feadss
kinssH iavsahis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
LOVE
HIsCELLANY.

- they rush ,ato thu dsase.
Z % love 80 lord Of AL. sod 20 - ali the sams
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
SPLENDID JEWELLERY
sHAMMoMDA1E SPRINGS.


gHNHiS BEAUTIFUL ESTABLISHMENT,
Il situated IN Jefferson County. Virginia.
IA about 10 miles soath-Sest Of
lila HarPers-Ferry, and ave miles
Ink from the county seat, haries-
: s town. - again open for the
reception Of vsItsrs.
The valuable qualities OF the ~ster ere
uniyersaliy kno~n and acknowledged; and
the facilities no~ Afforded for reaching TINS
pleasant retreat, By the Rail Road and Canal
will resder Il jsnnt Of pleasure aud health
fuI recressiou. The health Of the neigh Dor
hood has been most excellent foS many years.
The Cara run daily from HArPsrs-Fsrr,
through Chsrissto~n, aud accommodation
carriages to the Springs can be had al any
time
The subscribers will endelVoar 70 r,quiie
in the most satisfactory manner, all those
Who may sojouru with them.
THOMAS COCkRELL,
JOHN q. COCkRELL
June 9, IS36-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
HOTECE.

TVHE Gun-Smithing Ru-
stness all be earned on BY The
suhssfiosf. ~ Ell "a rts gsrtous brsHchss, 81
hsrstofoFs dec durag ny fafhsf's hfs t8s.
and 81 be iais Fss,tsscs o. ths main street.
N tks western psft q charisstOvn
JACOB sHEETZ.
IuIy ~, Is1S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
PAuLpiNG.s wAst,l>GTu~

PAULDiNG's WASHINGTON
The Southern Literary Messenger speaks q
bssh eoclnssndaiIon Of Mr.. Psui,iInx. I-ife %
" ishingtoo, AMI avs thai Il ~iu take deep
er hold On the popular mind thaa any vorI
that has vet been written on the same iect
We subIotn a few acts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

glNHiS BEAUTIFUL ESTABLISHMENT
IL situated N Jede rson County, Virgins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19
For TIE E.I'Q LTEER.
TG INO Ii piEASAEIS

In your paper Of this .otu!ug, you have taken tic
liberty OF aT.agi" ~ Eain' several wIo are,
vino not mDCrs 1" the i!Tm!na Asst bi,
voting 10: c't4: Resolutions adopted % tial BODY. dI-
ring scss!Or o. .jj4-AnsrvI lie following T,:ri!es:
Were v"u or were you not IN direct opposition 10
all those gentlemen II nj ,icI: rcrS ami vocs 10:
regard ~ thai w!!pc subject, Do you know
perfectly we ti4t tie BONG 81 cont n..on u,l~ tc
pa!t.s HAT w.rr was, whether a resolution
declaring the Bank u. the H.trG States
should &c appreciated 10 ;!vsc Of hvr ccnsurc which
got! party (aTIng iic Ppwrr Hrrc determined 10 cast
the tIcs!:nt 70! iGr removal o. the u"posiles Do
you know perfectly veil: that those yoa noH ar.
sagn. and many ot.eTS, were by ynA and Your whole
.ity rOunGiy cil!.c with Introducing TIA;
10: Tie purpose III GeniHy thosc ccnsuT.ng the ircsi
dent as uSu:per IL: &C. because al the removal OF
TIE L,posI.cS Do yHu mu. know, that tie strongest
resolutions vi oiL:tu desired by iio>c YOU
raLa. and those who acted with them, Vn'y 70 the
iHEratry OF the Ui r Ie!o.:l u! the Dc pp;rs Do
you wc! knp:T, that without lie resolution de-
ciai:g tie |. :. Bank unconstitutional which
s's:,A ny "ng anu Shmnmn by another OF your par
t.. the gentlemen r"u name, and many others, would
never have rY.rd Tor them: In word d" you not
know thai on that occasion, Is often the
parliamentary warfare. lie minority had ~ make lie
best terms they couiI low then you, Tie
Ytcs. charge those .erciirI tie SIN vi the
Resolution q: the Scnaic - lie |. spccIaliy wiz Il
aI:!!i;cG ali hands. that The rLi Assent /.
had III" Constitutional :!.: adopt IL: rr>uluVls,
il Is cDncnt,d HAT Tie Senate U tT" l. had The
III lit % adopt taht p.rp"st ~ be SXpangcd
Again: Mr.. F!caSaEts-Ely" Can r0n With sa:ttv
talk you do, about lie otHd,cRc" Of N"s#7s Leigh
"r.d Ty!rr 10 the ta>t:u:i;""S o: those sad r.Sp!
tong u! the Nr.m;a assembly Of ;}3-i-wI.,n the c"iy
instruction: they give: :c:lts 10 tic n"edl,. rc:"Ta-
ni i!.c D. ;'v-Irs the Bans oi the l - about
INCH i..y nc";r sllI mao: c!r:i: !Ir.
p..2S.n!s. YOU 2.c, auI yon k:n" tI: :1c!,
amongst TIE -.. ~ chIg" your icii"h -rn"i:
with lt.cyt=rsteucy in p9cs.-'IErtr thing you
Goyou and ought 10 " canIsd-Figiii IL: pat
tie .!r give truth TAR play: and argun%". lis ir.I
to blind the eyes vi yruc coGniryrrn. y.
M.7c!l Ism. 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19
virginia EEs1aeE4.ST4lsa..
iiOLSI. OF DE!-EGh TES
~ - tI...L III.

>
a message received from lie Senale stating ,s,
they have passed the bills entitled LA amend The
act entitled act 20 amend and reduce into one act al!
acts parts o acts To prevent the destruction oysters
passed March 2iLh, l-:l act 70 Incorporate the
New Hope Cold Mine Company, Ian changing the
Hunting Kun G"!d Mining Company into 4 company
fYr mining and manufacturing Iron and Steel" IAN &C,
to amend the several acts Concerning the Petersburg
Ra-hoad Company, IAN act TO autno!iz= subsc; p
ton on behalf OF the State to the stock OF The psy Iva
MIA and Lynchburg Turnpike Company. and Tor other
purposes, IAN act Incorporating the Lync;lo"Ts and
CanFee!l Court House Turnp.kr Company, and 'an
act 10 mend tbe act entitled making further pro-
vision Tor completing the road from Stanton 70 the mouth
o. the Little kanawha" TheY have also passed The
bills entitled, act declaring pocaa!i'co iVe! pup
lie highway, a:, .quaiiz- the Etgncntai cis
tlctS in the county OF Rockingham and tor oiDeF pIf
poses with amendments. And they nave agreed to Tue
resolution vo,inga sword 10 Captain l. A T. fa!elie 0
the L. States Navy.
The House concurred in the amendments.
On motion OF Dir. GoopiLL,
Resoired, by tie Geaerl assembly Of Frgtnta Tina:
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MAKNErS lnurs,luu- .March L 1ea6

MAKHETs-- Thursday, March Il, 1896
WHEAT i;r 4 10 crnrs-ycr- little arriving
FincR-salrabie at s.; IS
I"CsCc"-ia active Gcrnan! d, shade Of improve
rncnt on al! >NrtS. Duriuy the past week (wlh
cisIonai rxcrT';pa who're III" 0uav very neripr)
IKE sais of cuttings have h-rr 81 ID: for common
Of good ueics up 10 So! - for better qualities
!a: suited FOR scamiag purposes sas sold at 81 l.2a
II AMI Cox ma: u!actu!lng 8 - - il.
GEO. J.. SAMPSON
WHOLESALE PRICES.
WnEAr-vrry little arTiTIm%-l2i 20 I}1 cents.
Cusy-a Few GATORS !rket sold from 40 20 q
cents pcr hu.c! may c Guo:d al 20 cents; sales from
Wagons - cents
Curros-Iittle coming in-comma3ds, as IN quality +,
readily from, j. - 10 Ii IL cyns.
Oars 81 IL 80 c"ats per bu&hel.
SALT-$i 80 t"2.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER g. CO.
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with Whitc who, il is said voted al an election III his
own county for one Ton, Frayser, avowcd abolition
is' 1t is believed White will be any Thing 10 suit the
Southern Wing market Last, not least, how is il with
John NJ. Rnl;s Esq, who told the people OF Hen'
rico last Spring. he would prefer Cy to any other man
for rrrsi,!:l: and now complains bitterly Of Mr. Van
Burens 'aTlt! principles and insists on Van Buren, is
an abul'iors when Clay is called The ta!hr! 9" ia
rs, and ccncurs exactly and entire with an Eu'
rcn as 10 the power Congress over siTcry' An@%:F'
Mr. Ho!!S-conr Ia the point.
There will be large meeting Of tho pc"P" at Camp
Hory Saturday week when Mr.. Belts wi! b" s'I""n
|" his salisicton that Republicans: as ir - cusd
to style them, " l., Van Buren, party oppose him upon
other grounds than his opposition. t. ", distinguished
AnI:. bank, Anti AhoIii,n D"mocatIc Republican. Nj
Van Hu.r!i a DEMDCRhT.
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w VI T.. ALMOND.

NEW Yorw LEGISLATURE Against AsoL1rioa.-
FROM the following. It will b. perceived, l!e the New
ior; Legislature. which * almost unanimously demo
cratic, I,as DIT" rn!r"i TO pu, DOWN of the State
ir>:u.lns schooh winch Lave been tainted by
abolition !"act"Ts:
. Il viii BE- seen from the legislative proceedings
;:a thu Assembly have without dissenting voice pass
ed r.sontion drcctirg the Committee on Literature
{" inquire i;o tn! eap;!:ercy Of Withholding from the
O'i. institute the share If the literature fund which
II - NOW entitled I" receive" in consequence Of It's being
made nursery Of abpnni.m '-f,ioLc