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YOUNG LADIES'
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A90G6O1A SEMI Any.
VIE exercises Of the next (sevsnth)
- ssssioa ef Angeroas Seminary viii
commence on the 6rst Mosday in September
and eoa,inoe tall the 18th February. The
number Of pupils being limited. parents in
te nding 10 enter are sdvissd 10 do 90 &C OF
near The commencement Of the session.
Terms, payable when the session ID half
advanced, Including Board. Lodging, wash
ing, sod Tuition go; Fuel. Light, and Sta
tsonsry. IS. A deduction Of IS 10 pupils
under II yesrs Of sss.
Day scholar. payable In advance. froa
% to sia
Music, tis; Drawing and Painting. usual
course, tlO.
Circulars, exhibiting In detail the plan Of
education purssed, references, and other IN
formation. given on application 20 the Pri n
esPsi, either persoaally or By latter.
l. EiCBELBERGER, Psi.dpsi.
winehssisr. Aug. II. Is5s--3iveo6i.
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GHARLEs sTALEY Asv,ax psreAsssd
~ he siOeh Of Goods % BasAFsA g. Pine
ssd rsestyiAg fresh supply from ne Bath
mere @srkss, ke uhteh makes BE sssoss-
ases eo2Pieis, b nov rea4y 70 cell % 80
eo@nOdatipg tsrms.
HaFPers-HsFFy, Scot I. fe3g
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R9tI Re@d N,ssSee.
I'm ssS shss Friday ns.s ne ssh issG /,
" The pssssagsr esrs viii issvs WiacAss-
tss % 81 o'clock. A. ~. cod will psss the
different stopping places half IN hoss earlier
thnn herssofoes advertised Pssssegsrs viIr
b ssab,ed 10 rsseh bshimers 90 wsshlng-
ton In coed time In The evening.
JOHN BRUCE
Winchester. Nov. ,, l53e-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

VIRGINIA, TO Wit:
AZ Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and chan
Gerry for Jefferson Couhty, the 6Ist Moa-
day IN Septic n,ber. 1886:
James MarlAlt and Phebe his wife,
PLAIETIFSs,
AGAINST
John Ager, Thomas Wilt and Cattle rine his
wife, Edward Lucas, sen. ~ administrator
OF Lewis Ronemus deed, and william
Lucas, administrator Dc boais noa Of Ed
ward Lucas. deceased, DEF'rs
IN CHANCERY.
1NllE defendants John Ager, Thomas wilt,
and Catherine his wife, not having en-
tered their appearance and given security
according 10 the act Of assembly and the
rules OF this court. and IL appearing By satis-
factory evidence that they are not inha bitants
OF this eountry: % Is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here on the eth day Of
the Bext term, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs; and that . copy Of this order be
Gorthw ith inserted in some ne wspaper pub
iished in ChaIlestowh. for Two months sue
esssivsiy, and poaled st the front door Of the
couTt-house in the said town Of Charlestown.
A Copy--Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, Cls,k.
- ept Is. lS3e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

Nth0bNbAs TO WIZ:
A. Rules holden in the Clerk OGiee Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chan.
Gerry for Jefferson County, the 6rst MONDAY
In September, 1896;
James keenan, and Rhoda Ann his wife. for
merly Rhoda ASH DuekwaiI, Edgar W..
Robinson, Guardian Of Joseph DuckwsIl,
On infant undeS twenty -ooe years Of age,
the said James keenan, ss guardian Of Re-
beeea Duck AVAIL, en- h.fsnt under twenty
one years of eye, the said Joseph Duck
wall, by his guardian and next friend, the
said Edgar w. RobiOsoo. and the sad Re-
beccs DuekWsii by her guardian and next
fricnd The said James keenan,,
AGAINST
Wesley DuekWall, David Murphey snd Ma
rim his wife, John D'ickwaIi, John A.
Thompson. guardian Of Thomas Duck alI.
snd the said Thomas DuekwHIl,
IN CILANcERY. :.
gK'ilE defendants. Wesley Ibssk wsil. Thomas
DSek Ssii ssd David Muryty sod Msria he
Sfe, not haviag enssrJI their spp~arsRer and Civ
eH security sesording 20 the sci ~ assembly aud
the rules Of this epaTt, and i appsariHr By
satisiaetory evidence thsi they are not iahsbit-
aRis u this eoanr,; II is ordered. that the aid
defendants do spPesF here on the 6rst day Of the
next term, snd ser the bill Of the ,siaatig.
sod tst copy % this order Be foStu ish insert
ed IN some newspaper Pabiislscd iaClssrIessovn,
Tor two months s0eeessively. snd posied st the
froat door q the eoaFt-hOass IN the said tova
q Chariesiovn.
ROBT. T. BROWN. Crk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

GreGs saseraceSe0ss NaG
oooD nAAoAUHui
qpHn sssssribsr 30 - y,sss.ss e 60
- sooseiag % hs ssseeDses - - 80
iss gsssrsiiy, ne arrival q M
EsSS and uvstaeer deeds,
selected With ths utasss esss, q ths lowest
possibis psicss. ssa sDerssiag - isesss
ssd ooss fsskisesbts ssyis. M n vsis %
hops. By words b @ s}vsssissosse 10 49,
gusssi, sspesss he kieAssss - fFiss6sAip-
The testimony q any class. hsvsvss ksaess,
essrs visA 10 triaiag grsaissssioa; bss
% iissrsliy eessoasssa - have been. thsaks
ere doe" There's 10 mistake sbous thai -
To al % ny pssroas . return ny grsisfui
thanks . sa dssssuiosd net 70 ~ usdsr-
sold" rhsssS 10 nisssks about shss."-
Ths public Win please esii and examine the
ssssrtnsat hssoss nshiag their purchases,
- great bargains and good GooAs will b o.
fersd 10 thsa- Some Of vuisA ere here
named, viz:
super. plai. ssd Agur.d f.sey-eoiosrsd
Silks,
Do. black italian Do.
Do herieos Of ever quality and color.
Lsdies' superior Gloves Of every descrip-
tion. Gentiemen's do do.
Hosiery. Ribbands. Beltings,
Infott hsuuketcuteto ana FUoWh.
Thread, Bobbinet, and Cambria Eagings,
Thread, Bobbibst. and Cambria inssrtisgs,
A variety Of Chsllsys,
A variety Of Chiatz and calicoes.
Plaid and striped csssinsres Of diGsrent
colours,
Plaid and striped saiiias,s de. DO.
Peter-shams.
vDsTINos AND CLOTHES
OF every colour and quality, and Of the latest
and most fashionable style,
Pulled and plaid Liaseys and fiaansls,
Plaid aud plain Canbrie Musiin,
Plain and figured Jaeoaet do.
Plain end 6gursd Swiss do.
Linen Cambria Handkerehieh,
P6ngee and other Silk do. &c. &c.
GROCERIES.
Super. Porto Rico and 81. Groin Sugars.
Do. Loaf snd Lump Sugars,
Do. Rio and lava Coffee.
Gunpovder Tee, sstrs quality.
IAPerisl. foaag Hyson. end souehong Tea
Mould, eiPs, and sperm Csndies,
hsekersl and Herring.
Ground Alum and kne 6~h.
Superior P. r. Molssses,
superior lot OF prime Bacon, As-
LIQUORS.
A general assortment Of Champagne and
other WINES. 60.
Together With . splendid sssortnent o.
PAINTS AND DYE STUFFS, OF ever,
colour.
Also, general assortmsnt Of HAapwAaE
BOOTS AND SHOES
Ofevery size and price-snongsi which ma,
be found. Ladies' Caters, French Kid Shoes
Seal'skia do. Prunslls do. &c. &c.
xEATHER.
Sole Leather; Kip skins; Calf Skiss; no
rocco Skins, &C.
Those in want Of the above articles vii
do well 10 call and judge for themselves.
Country Produce Of every description vii
prices. RICHARD ID. DORIAN.
HarPers-Ferry, Oct IL, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

gfNlfE subseribss kas 81 has4 . hantssms
n ssppig - sapsg. plain 80 kEased ansg
eolsFa4 siihs, biaek iiaiiaa e., ksseinss II
svsry qasliiy 80 eeios, = legs saDpfg q
Esasy shssis go nesdAageklefa ~ a.
Iasssi siyio supss 0isgss. tiosisFy, alhban1s.
Beitiaga. as. BE-. togatheg shk iasrs ssosk
~ wistsr Priests, % uhieh ~ wouif psiltslv
isvits NJ alteatioa - a. Ladias e AZ
piess 80 ~ ssighboyhoa4.
"a MILLRa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

.Hbseses # Riady--The latest 10
stance q absences u mind on record
uas thai 81 q esEtsin buieheg. Who, on
gong 10 prepare = basf for market,
skinnsd himself, AID did nOt discover
iha nistake uatil be bed sold several
pounds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

Oxk. HAYS,
~ HATEFUL for past favoars, takes thi.
w method OF informing his numerous
friends sad customers, that he has ju.i rrtnrned
frvm B.ltimorr, add 10 nov Offering . Cho,es
Supply Of sush articles ~ arc usa.ily lound in |.
Drug Store, smoas shish are
Medicines,
Patent Medicines. Paints, Oils, and
Dye Staff.
Je,reiiery and Faney ARTICLES. such as
Psfen, Lever, L.dses' Gold, 2~.rc,,y,
l.<pine. and e"mr-on Engiish
W.seh Key. Ear Riags. Bre.si Pins.
Gilt Buckles, J,t Buckles, Snuff Boxes,
Silver sad common SpeetHsl-s. Finger Rings.
Cold and eSmmoa Guards, Scala.
Silver Pencil Cssrs snd Prvsil Points,
Silver Tea s-d Table Spoons, 6e. Prnknives
1himLirs. Music Boxes, Silver Combs,
t.ssiies' Fancy Doxes, St.nds or Cotton Reris,
Cologar. Florida. Virginia. and Hoaey Water
ALSO,
Spices, Fruits. Confectionery & Nuts,
Tobacco and Snuf-Toys,
A large and general sssortmeni-sll Of which he
.iil 'rll lo~ Tor sash. or to pu"stu.l nes IN :
short credit.
H.rpers-Fcrry, August IS. 1885,.
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FREE PRESS.


TWo D0I.R.Ans q FTWww 0ra.
PE4 yAfyNU.af
rsgaeie hah yeaflyg hi Tee Dsaasas
W - receives - Peyment b fau, n paia
ea.iFsiy - a4yases. Hhsasvsr 1900 Il
setsffsa hagoe8 Ne aHpiratisa III fss 49,
taiefesi wtll - ehsrra1
y. ssessT,gt,eas - slE ssnfha, a -. -
ASVE8TsalNo.
ae tssss 81 efseFaiaiae ere fer Z sauara
- - sa1e pfspeEtsoA. kaeA sezlinsaess
- eseis pc egaara.
1gsrlzs sIrss,nIa - - - = 49,
- eAwgs6 sssskres
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AesO Erasa.

sDeGO EtFAss.
SHE undersigned having united them
Il selves, since the hrst &C April last, In the
copper. tin, sah sheet iron b0si1ess, the manu-
factory gill heresfteV be eOasluelrd uasjer the
hrm OF Thomas R-wiias d Son, BY whom all
kinds 81 enpper, TIA, add sheet iroa 1ork will be
exreuted los the nesiesf and most sabstsnsisi mae
Rer. They viii make Asd put up house spputIng
To order. II che shoriest notice. They viii keep
on hAnsi stove pipe, hollow ware, wsgoa boxers,
nc They wili do al kinds or casting, soeh ~
machine boxes. brands. bells. Ae They hope. by
strict sttension tn busipess. to merit aud rSeeiSs
= continuation nf pubiie patronage
THOMAS kAWllNS q SON.
Angus, rs, 1856.
Old copper. brsSa. pewter. tie. token 10 s1-
change ZOE uork.
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IN cHANcERY.
s-pL IS.

VIRGINIA, To vTys
A. Assiss hOlsl-a ~ the CleFts ONse- 81 The Cir
gusa Bapsvlog Cosrt a. iav asd Chano-rv gor
trarrssa Ceus'y, tbs srSs Aosdsy ~ sepassa-
hsF. 1855:
- - AGAINST rIA''T"'
EksabefA .4tts, ssssisry and feiief sfRoAers euis
dre'd Brsg Eilea .4vts Yigginfa Wasa5sF-
Sea .gtis. ssfsyy ystis. Asffv ~. El-av5sV 40
SaraA Ne w.fr, iafs !SsEak WashSuva. Is.~s
CserfaGd and SusaH NJ sgife, iafs Hsssa etss
osd M ~ Phrias sad M. .ldsa.s. Kr'rs
RsbrTf .Stts. drr'd, ~ sa'd Befsy Egen,
HfyR9Hfa W0saagtsR, Mary, S.srak asd
SHsas. befng ehitshrH cd Aslrs Fl sssd Ne.
essf -stts, Decreased. DaganbAura
~ CHANCEHY.
ThE esfrndsais. saaes Cos,riaad aa4 aas.s
Me vhes 30 kasing entered their aor.-ar.aer
sf'd gsen srsuFify pseordias - ~ sei II ssu,s,
ny and ~ raius ~ this sourtt nnd u atreusine
- siisistiory ssislsaes 49, ihey aFe aas iasii-
iseis q this sosraFyi u u oFdsrrd Thss H. -
asfrudasis - sPt-ar heFe ~ ~ eixitk dsy a
he svHt seFr, $50 sasysF NJ Nil ofsas plaistia
$50 49, lew q dee osdss b. fuvth IN ias-ytrd
b. $500 srgatss,ssF pus.islSed u Chsrlrssow. Ia
tee rssstea saserssiyriy, - yaeisd - a. 6sss
dew - ~ sssst-Aosss h ths SD ,sva 81
SN-Firs'osA geRl-leas,
~, 70. issS Ca.
VIRGINIA, % VII
a. Rui~a hotdrn - ~ Clsrk's D6iss ~ a. c.
suii sap~sias Coasf = l4ss sad CA.sasry f,.r
lsarg..s Co-sig, ~ AFsi 9oadsy n aspssss-
~, la1ei
Htises Fsirfsa, PEsfaT7vp.
tssxh Nsllss.ld - Psrvia WasAiaxisa.
DsgaHsaETs,
~ CHANCERY.
rNslik atfsndsr,, Pesyie WsshisEtss. 80 hss-
80 ssicssf Ne sppssFasee, So Riysa -
suTssy sseestiog - a. So e aessEshlT 80 a.
rules n De soa,rii 80 y upsraster - assisf,..
tply rstesnes 49, ~ y "a - ialasltaes ~ sis
eossfFys y y oseerse. tbs 49, 80 tafsadsal
~ appesr heFe ~ So az ~ ~ $50 frssa
- sesseF ~ ~ a fhe piniesi4, - fkas
eop7 = 40 ur1sE 81 fnftswslh iaasrtef n
sens pessfsFsF ratiteAef ~ CAarteaosa. for
tse aenatas sl,ressfsulg, 80 gss1sa "a - 49,
49, n - s1wt-Aeasr h - go lesa I'll
Etestrerse1.
- asaShg Asowy. crA.
E1a ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

meeaes SAees asA Waea.
n SAVE . lsrss ss,plr - seoas, sAss.
~ - Aetss ea1fFeics sysgg stss 80
ams = Aa1zA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

nN and star sth instant sept the Pas
- sengeS Carr for Frederick. DaiiiDoro.
and Washington, vii leave the Ticket Once
st Hsspers-Fsrry. q 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, ana
arrive % Baltimore end Washiagton ZANE
day IN good time.
y. BEcKHAM, Aysnf.
BAH. 4 O. n. q. Co
Sept !. 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

r WILL q sli sisss give shs highest psisss'
b sssA - lihsiy yessG w0Q4o8o,
Of both sssss, fsvo ssn 10 twsesy- avs ysers
of sgs. psrssss hsvisg lhsly sssvssss 70
aspsss o. vii - yell % eel % - % ~
rssidsses n Chsrbsssews; cd ssy eso-
tssdsd To. WIN. CROW, Jr-
July -, 1s3e-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10
HAN6n6oMD & sHRoPsHIRR

HAVE just received handsome ass OFT
m nent Of Fail and Winter shawls, Fancy
iiandksrchisfs, &c, TO which they respect
fully invite the ate ptiou Of ihe ladies' Also.
. handsome assortaent Of Caiicoes, &c.
Oct. 30, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

sass sgppreaGteS Wanted.
g1sHg sabseribss will take en- spprsniics 70
ne blacksmith buaiaess--a boy % ~.
sPeetabie connections that cen rssd snd
write, aud % Industrious habits, Of shout IS
yssgs Of ags, q immediate spplleasion Be
nads.
sept. q, iesG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10
FOR Sale.

TT HAVE splendid Gig end Harness, near.
n y aeW, Of the latsst style, which will
cell very low. J. !. MILLER.
Oct ~, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

N HAVE juss received . fresh suppiy Of
IL this moot valuable Medicine. which ]
all warrant 10 be geoaibs. Also, have
90 hand, . general supply Of such Medicines
oa 80 being fresh AID gssuios, aud which
wiii cell loo. JAMES J. MILLER.
Oct. "a, 1896.
N. B.-i have q small quantity Of very
superior Old Port Wins, which Z can recon-
mend for asdicissi purposes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

a HANDsOsR Gie 80 SlsFusus, slaosi
IN 49,. - - shsvnes epgly - n KryA
- j. 7. DAUonEHTN
Per Rest.
UVHg saw WILL. DWELLING HOUSE.
al ED Sc LOTS. bsisagisg ~ esnssi
Dswnag. e. ~ sEeeanf, 80 aiFsg.
AZs ao9ERT svnaA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

.abssses IF aiaS.-Abssncs az mind
seems " be increasing 10 an enosmeus
aztsnt q late. A lady on retiring 70
sssl. 9 few aights sines, turned her
child oui ~ doogs. and took the dog 20
bed She did sOs discover her mis-
take, until she vent 70 saekls H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

NesU Spring and Ssninaer
GOODS.
rUHIIE subscribers .re juss receiving aud open
- lug. general sssortm-", ~
SPRING IND SUMNER GOODS,
TO which They invite the sttcntoa Of Our eu,,omers
ADD publie generally, - ve are detrFmined 90
scll io~, fOr cash anal credit. To good and pune
tual sustomerA
IIEFLEBOwER 4 sLlFER.
kalletowR, April ~, 1856.
~. II. We have on hand, IN assortmeat Of
Harness. sush As Blind Brides. Riding Brides,
Martin6 ais, Collars, &c. a. l. r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

HAMMOND & sHRoPsHrRr
4 INFORM the public that they are opening
i large and haeJsoas sssortmsat Of
Fau sssd W'tssser Goods,
SUCH A.
Cloths, Csssiusrss, sa,tiaet,, ke.
Double and single widch fslied Linseys.
Striped aud plaid I.inseys,
White. red, and yellow Fisnusis,
Rose md Point Blankets,
Csrpeting and Hearth Rugs,
kierinos and Ciresssians,
Domestic Cottons,
Cotton Osnaburga. &c,
with general assortment OF Hardware,
oueenswsrs, Groceries. and Wooden ware
which thew respectfully invite their friends
and the public generally ta call and en- anime.
Charisstown, Oct. 90, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

AGUE AND FEVER REMEDIES.
hROWAND'S Tonic MIXTURE,
IA KeeBsr's Agus and Fever PowdeFs,
SuiPhaio Quinias, ARerieaR and French,
received aud fOF sale - Y0UN0'S Drug 4
Medicine store.
HsFpsn-PsrFy, Aug. n, 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

A rustic old baehsloE on the wrong
side Of 6ily who bad just got Married,
wrote his friend - follows:-"If you
love the Creator. yoa ought 20 marry,
70 raise mere Wershippers-if you love
che ladies you ought to marry, 70 make
them happy-if you love mankind.
you ought 70 marry, 70 peFpetuats The
glorious Taee--if you love your eOun-
Try. you ought 20 marry, 70 raise Up
soldiers 70 defend tin fac, II you
wish vel q earth og heaven. YOU
oagha 70 marry. 70 give good citizens
60 ons. and glorious angels TO the
ether"
Ifbs dos'at sing = different tune II
Shs sn1 a a twelve monlh, We are nol
Judge N such matters, that's ell.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

PULLED IND PLAID LLVSEYS
HAVE = large sspVly Of Fulisd snd
~ PLAID Lisssys, end Rissssl - domsstis
Tuasafaosugs. wbica ] ean cell a factory
prices. ,. J. MILLER.
Oct. 9. 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

SETDLFTz & SODya POWDERS
- GFoss ssidiaz Powasss,
- gsoss soda e.. sarranfsd . vsvy
agoriog srtieis, received e
YOUNosa
Dysg y JgsGstas eisrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

= kAtiR sahserihef sishss % purchases woal,
- aog Which hs gili givs ths htEfsst mar
set pftcs, " ooo1s. Hs aiii sHohanrs Lfs-
seI and CafPstinE. fos Wooi
y. KEYS.
chsslsssovs. hisy %. 1895
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

RIvHE Subscribers take this method Of In
u forning the customsrs Of the FORD
MILL and Fsrners generally, that they have
entered into partnership in the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

Staple esvs for RhsHAaiism.-Boil
q small pot full Of potatoes. and battle
the part Affected with the water in
which the potatoes are boiled. IS hot
- ean Be applied. Immediately before
getting into bsd. The pain will be re-
Aoved, OF At least greatly alleviated by
next morning. The most obstinate
rheumatic pains are known TO have
beea cured By one application Of this
noVsl and simple remedy.-SeOIsmaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

NtAaiNiA, % VII
a. Rsi~a hoidra u ihs Clsgks D6iss ~ tas CO.
suii ssp~siar Cousf - iss sssi CA.s,a~ry q.
lsasv.ae Co...iy, ~ hFs Aosdsg ~ sspseus-
~, la1fi
Hiisoa Fsirfss, PEafaT7vp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

VIRGINIA. - VIZ,
A. Assiss b0is-R ~ the CleFt's Oase- 81 he Cir
suss Bsp~vlog Co,srt a. iav asd l;hans-ry gor
grsrrs,a Couasy, tbs sFSs Aosday ~ Sepaess-
bsP. 1855:
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

Sole Leather; Kip skins; Calf skiss; Mo-
rocco Skins, &C.
Those in want OF the above articles will
do well 10 call and judge for themselves.
Country Produce Of every description will
b taken in exchange Zoe Goods Of the lowest
prices. RICHARD ID. DORIAN.
Harpers-Ferry, Oct IL, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

ssp.. 9. Isss. ' ''N'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-11-10

He advanced with a stately step--the
MASSEY trappings of his buskin leg.
gins, half concealing, halfdisclosing,
set off his finely formed and compare.
lively small foot to considerable adj.
vantage. He advanced TO the Cover.
nor's stand, and shook hands with him,
preparatory to opening his address,
He then retreated half a dozen steps
and fixed his keen eyes on the Cover
nor, and commenced. As he adyan.
ced with the subject, his broad and
massive chest swe.lsc With the force of
thought and feeling, and his voice rang
clear as a trumpet. He was fluent in
words-energetic and graceful in &C.
tion."
The result was the sale, as we have
already stated, of the entire Iowa re.
seryation.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-11-10

STEAMBOAT lNcEbENT.-On We'd
nesday, the 26th instant, the steamboat
Providence made a passage from Prov.
ldence TO New York, amid one of the
most violent gales of wind that has vi.
slted the sound these many wears. She
had on board about 900 passengers.
and fortunately reached her port of
destination without receiving any seri.
Gus damage, although three fourths of
the passengers suffered severely from
sea sickness. While the gale was ri.
ping TO It's utmost, an incident of thrift.
ling interest occurred, which i: NAV be
well to relate.
One oftheupper state rooms was oc-
cupled by Miss Clifton, the actress, and
her servant-the next one by Mr.. Cos.
ter OF New York, ana another gentle.
mainland the further one, at the stern
ofthe boat, by two respectable young
ladies' belonging to Abingdon in this
state. Whilst the gale was at its high.
est pitch the chambermaid was sent by
Mr.. Coster to the room ofMiss Clifton
on some errand, but misetking her room
she knocked at the door of the one oc
cupled by the ladies just referred to,
one of whom, Miss Hobart, laboring
under the severe effects of sickness,
and frightened by the roaring ofthe ell
ements, and still more alarmed by be.
ing sa!uted at such time by an un.
known voice, sprang from her berth in
her night clothes, and instead of lvine
to the door which opened into the sa.
loon, attempted to escape from the win.
dow, which is only l foot square. On
getting out, she found a projection of a.
bost inches only tostand on-beneath
and around her were the raging pillows
OF the Sound. If she had released her
hold, the pillows would have formed
her winding sheet; but, fortunately. she
became sensible Of the danger of her
situation, and cried piteously for help,
when n ofthe gentlemen in the next
room fled to the rescue of the sufferer,
whilst the other held her by the hand
from his berth, and fortunately she was
rescued from her %perilous situation. ia.
ken over the railing, and again conduc-
ted her to her room. An incident bet.
ter calculated to call all the sympathies
and anxleties OF human nature into ac-
ton, could not have decentralization
Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-11-10

The TREASURY ORDER.-The i'll
effects Of the late Circular from the
Treasury Department, ordering the
Land Offices, after a specified time, to
receive nothing but specie in payment
for the public lands, are beginning to
be seriously felt in all parts o fthe coun.
try. Banks, which, heretofore, have
discounted largely ana freely to the
business men of the country, in their
time of need, have been obliged to Ell.
Their curtail or entirely suspend their
accommodations-not willingly, but
forclbly, through fear of being ruined
If they permitted a large amount of pa
per to be thrown into circulation. That
such a result would have been produced
by the adoption on the part of the Go.
vernment, of the plan pursued in rela.
ton to sales of public lands, must have
been foreseen. lfspecie, only was re.
ceived by the government, for its dues,
that, would, of consequence, be the
currency which those designing to be.
come purchasers of the public domain,
would take with them when they left
the east to make purchases in the west ::
and, should they happen to have on
hand at the time of starting, notes of
oanksln their vicinity, they would, as a
matter OF course, take their notes to the
pank n exchange them for specie
Tor that which would be mones where
they intended making a purchase
such a course, pursued for any length
OF time, would drain the banks of all
their specie, and leave them without
any means for the redemption of their
notes IN circulation. Knowing this,
the banks have ceased their discounts.
and a great and alarming pressure in
the money market is the consequence.
Gold, and silver, which form the basis
OF bank issues, is constantly migrating
between the eastern and western sec.
tons OF the country, and so uncertain is
its retention by any institution which
has a considerable amoun of paper in
circulation, that no new issues ran ho
made through fear o~fincapacity tomee,
existing liabilities. While this state &c
things continues, it will be in vain to