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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10
DOWN EAST GIRLS.

When the down east girls wish 10
threaten each other with Q foxginR,
they say. II will be into you like q
thousand OF brick" When Q wild
lark attempts TO steal . kiss from
Nantucket girl, she Gays. Gone.
sheer off, or Ill split your mainssil
with 9 ,yPhoon." The Boston girls
hold still until they are we'll kissed,
when they fare up all Of once, and
say. IL should think you ough. to Do
ashamed ~ Boston Transeripf.
When q young chap steals 9 kiss
from an Alabama girl, she says. -
reckon it's my time now" and gives
him = box on the ear that he don'i fos.
get in a week irioinfon HsSald.
When clever fellow steals . kiss
from Louisiana girl. she smiles, bushes
deeply. and ssys-nothing. We
think our girls have more taste and
sense than those Of down east and Ais
bama, When a man is smart enough
TO steal the divine luxury from them
they are perfectly satisfied.
[Pieayuns.
When . female here 10 salutsd With
. buSs, she puts on her boanet and
shawl and answeTsth thus-"I am e..
toDished at thy assurance. Jebedish:
for this indignIiy W,ll sew thee up"
tLVas RsssvAs1.
The ladies in this vilIsRe receive Q
salute With Christian meekneSs. They
follow the scripture Tule-Wben sniS-
ten on the one cheek they tsTn che
other slso.-BungfotrR Chron.
As for the New York girls, they 90
on the regular spOils Of victory pTinei-
pie. A man must fght foT kiss - IL
for dear life-head dress, sleeves. &e..
not taken into account But IL he takes
the citadel, he can then enjoy the
spoils TO his hesrt's eontent-bseaUse
the girls never give Op until all their
strength is gone NJ Y. Com.
The Cape Ann girls, after you have
kissed them in . deep sleep. wake up
suddenly and exclaim. you ''impudsss
Satan, you, I'll tell your fsihef"
Whes . girl down IN these parts u
kissed by her beau. (for nOns oihss
dare Kiss asr. she says, Don't-Quit.'
and ihen-kisses him Il PoAsek HSv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

PREHTtcE's LAST" DE- WilIiasso,
the Eogiish OcUlist," has SstuFusd ~
our city 10 spits Of the "siR nsdissi
CoIishs." wb0. be ssyS. hsvs eoaspig-
ed 70 eal bis throat. His stay In Co.
cinnsti. although shoTt. vss sttsadeA
by . curious incident. A naa, wko
had lost one Of BIS sys-bsllS. aa6 wko
bad horse ~ the sane pss6ieamaai.
called upon the oculiyt 70 pFesegibe So
him add be beast. The eeulist 4
s eel known, keeps onS bsene
Of eyewaisr, with which be eGa srssis
= nsW eye Zoe nan. sod ssothsS. viii
which be cen make new eye fog .
hoFps. Do this occasion. b0wsveg, ~
usgoEiunstely goi he BEETLES ehaagsA.
aad fAss ssds Asnsa eye f. he kayss
ed Asvss sys fsg a4s. tie toss& a
psa5sat 70 cult Eosthviih.
lLsussviils fempag.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

-" evening" may DC Setn the IOuT
PLANETS. Venus. Jupiter. Mars. aud
Saturn, all ranged in line along the
ecliptic, within the compass OF ninety
degrees. Venus remains visible hut a
short time ia the evening twilight, and
then sinks beneath the horizon. Ju.
piter soon follows, being at present but
few degrees east Of her. Proceeding
towards the cast. the next planet Is
Mars, readily distin cuished al all times
by his rudy complexion; and lastly.
Saturn. IN the constellation Libra. On
the 9th day Of July. Jupiter will be
in conjunction with Venus, after which
he will pass 70 the west Of her, and be
soon lost in the splendor IF the solar
rays. The other three planets will re-
main TO adorn our evening sky. and
will steadily approximate each other
until the Sd Of October, next, when
they will be all in conjunction. The
motions and ever varying positions Of
these celestial oFbs, are TO the contem-
piative mind an exhaustIess source Of
refined pleasure and entertainment.
tOhiO Observer.
Nick BiddLe and TIE Red RipsT ROM
r.-A Red River roarer, from the vi
entity Of Big Lick--oDe Of your real
candankerous chaps, half horse, halt
alligator, with . slight touch OF the
swapping turtle having heard awful
things about this same President Of the
United States Bank. and being in PHI
ladelphia on some business, thought he
must have . look at the animal before
his return home. Accordingly. he
marched into the Bank. ADD inquired
lor SIR. Bit6le. The clerk show ed
him instantly into room where. IN an
arm char 81 the desk, sat a nice. well
dressed gentleman, Nth q smile on his
lip and a pen IN his hand Good
morning, ar" blandiy observed the
President. How DO you stand u.
stranger" Sid the KeniuekIan. BE
you Nick Biddie - My name Is
Biddle." vas The soft response.-
STEAMBOATS, and lightning rods You
why you amt THE AoEsTER ~
That is = title With which ! have been
sometimes honored." Give us our
6st. stranger. ! though, you was . se-
nomOus nstTsl caIiosI,y bot you're Is
white a man IS ! ever set my eyes on.
Good bye, strsngsf--i thought !
couldn't 60 home viihout . squint 81
YOU" So sayiag. the hunter OF eoons
departed. fully satisfied that the United
States Bank could not BE- such a mems
geris 80 Il bad been represented.
Courier
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

MARYLAND CoNGREssMEN.-T las,
end present election for Members Of Congress
from Maryland, present The following result.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

Friend. said a 'hrewd q0shsF. 70 .
man with drove Of hogs. hast any
hogs in this drove Wilh large bones
Yes (rsplisd the droveT) they ell have.
Hast sny With lo0s heads sSd sAasv
noses'
Yes, they all have.
Has, any with long ssTs. like thoes
81 an elephant. hanging down ovss his
eyes,
Yes. Ell my drove are u ihss De.
senption. snd NiH svit you exactly.
rsthef think they would nol sniS
me II they ere such As thou dssehbsss
;hem. Thou may'h drive ca.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

" Shall We, whose souls are lighted
With wisdom from on high,
Shalt We, o. men benigbted,
The lamp of life deny
Salvation oh. salvation
The joyful sound proclaim.
Till each Temotest nation
Has learnt Messiahs name"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
RoANEr, Oct. ~, 1887


The black man HAIRY, confined IN
our Jail for RAPE, on child l0years
Of age, made an attempt TO escape on
Monday night last, shortly after twi.
light. The Jailoress having sometime
before locked up the prisoners for the
night in their respective rooms, wa,
called 10 by this individual for a drink
OF water, and when she unlocked the
outer door and was progressing to hand
him the water, he threw open his room
door, and a struggle ensued betwe cen
them, the prisoner endesvoring 20 I'M
lock the outer door, the key being
clasped by the hand OF Mrs. thinner
man. which he effected BY his superior
strength several times but as often was
re-lockcd by her, and in which contest
they remained tor some minutes, until
the screams Of the lady and other fe-
males IN the house. reached the ears OF
some passcrs by-and whose screams
were construed as an alarm Of FIRE, and
that cry soon reverbera,ed throughout
our village, and congrcgaied nearly
the whole male population, and when
we ariived at the Jail. we found the
negro completely surrounded in his
room. II appears that the fellow while
on, in the jail yard on some previous
occasion had procured stone with
which he succeeded in rubbing oil his
hobbies and with the hobbies had forced
che bolt Of the lock Of his door. He
acknowledged that II was with a stone
that he had accomplished it. and the
stone was i,eaa Immediately under his
room window. Mrs. Zimmerman de q.
serves credit for her great self-com-
mand aud exeriions on this occasion.
IIarry's trial takes place on Tuesday
next Lniei6geneer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
There was fall Of snow last week
both at Albany and Boston.
FOREIGN ITEMS.

u II MN.
FROM THE NEw YORK PAPERS.
Specie continues TO low into Eng.
land from the United States. Mexico.
aud South America.
MIR. Daniel o. Connrll has published
a long letter full OF elaborate abuse OF
the Wings, and expressing his want OF
eonhd"nce IN their sincerity. The Con.
servaii,es are naturally very much elst-
eel ut such an evidence OF" want of
harmony among brethren of the same
principle" II does. indeed. look httle
blue for the Melbourne ministry; for
without O'Connell and his tail. il will
be quite impossible for the m 10 oct
along with the Government.
Mrs. Trollope has published a new
novel. which she calls the ricar OF
UrerhiH
.umderers by profss,ion.-Tba,
Casle OF desperadoes, the" Thugs "oi
india, who from immcmorial time have
made trade and virtue of murder a.
long the by-ways they infest, are being
rooted out BY the more humane usayes
introduced by the English. or Ia
murders committed by them in lS36,
3iI OF the individuals have been taken !.
81 executed, and the rest put at hard
labor on the roads To Penang.
The Hon. Mr.. Norton has resor.ed
70 The extreme step-of publicly adver.
Using that he will not be answerable
Tor his wife's debts.
The name OF Mrs. Norton was broueh,
up at the royal dinner table few day,
ago and 1t was remarked by some one
present that there were manyportraits OF
her IN existence. Yes" remarked the
Queen, with all the quickness OF
George the Third. have heard she is
lady that ha, been very freely can
rdSSrd."
About 1900 persons have died a,
Malta OF cholera, out Of population
of l2O. 900.
The Queen and her .Ministers.-N /,
SAID that q measure Of some political
importance was suggested to her Ma,
Jesty as vesy '"exPedIent" al the pre-
sent moment. Tell me, said her Ma
Jesty. with some feeling Of Indignation
tell me whether it is right or wrong
1t right, will do it; If wrong, | vii
not; bu, never let me hear of the wore
srpsdisnt.-l Birmingham .3dr.
IL is stated in the London Globe tina,
more than 1900 persons arc now il
prison for debt in England and Wales
a letter from Liverpool. dated on tn,
10th September. says, that "the har
vest all over the United kingdom ha.
been generally good, and is now chief
ly secured"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
THE MARKETS.
BALTINInRE MAnKEr

~ ~ gssk sad'Hg Fri4iy sssninr. OF 20
fLOUk-Ii0eo5d sirssi-Thsfs - . syme-
ton o. Improvement, sBd sales have been
e s1aue ron stores 81 SIS. The market Is
g., % to g., 80. f' ''o"
GkAlN-- Hhsai-Ws have 10 note n rom.
unued advance. sales Of prime ,,b,,.
wheat haFe besn ruads ~ tl .85sSI. % srJ
OF PRIME red 81 81 20 asi 80. The surpl,
continues limited. IF'J
Rys--SAies a. IS cents.
Oais Are worth - 10 " cents
CorH--Sales d vbds n o. "a ,..,.
ADD Of yellow 81 81 cents
Uhisksy - Barrels ere worth 20 cent, .o5
hhds - cts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
HAGERsTows, Der. 10, 1897.
SHOCKING MURDER

On Friday last Mr.. James Mott, a re-
spectacle farmer, who resided within
about two miles from Boonsborough,
an tins county, was murdered by a man
named William Souders. The facts OF
the case, as We have heard them de-
tailed, are nearly these. On the day
m which the murder was committed
Souders was passing field in which
Mott and hts bro:her-in law, Ford. were
at work. Mott called to Souders aud
requested him to stop as he wished to
make some explanation in relation To
a small account that was standing be-
tween them-he accordingly wen,
over the fence TO Souders, and Ford
went on with his work for few mo.
ments, when, looking around, he OBJ.
served Souders and Mott engaged as IL
IN angry conflict; and on approaching
them saw Souders strike Mott several
blows in the back, as he supposed with
his fist, but as he afterwards discover.
ed, with knife. On the near APP
proach Of Ford, Souders commenced
running and Ford pursued, but was
unable to overtake him. He then re-
turned TO Mott, whom he found dead.
having received thirteen wounds with
a dirk knife. five or six Of which were
IN the back, several about the head and
face. and one which was supposed 20
be the fatal wound entered the side OF
the neck. near the collar bone, cutting
the carotid artery aud penetrating the
lungs. Mott has lclt wife and four
children 10 deplore their loss.
Souders was taken on Sunday morn
iag last, near Indian Spring, in the
upper part Of this county, by Mr..
Henry Freaner, to uhom much praise
Is due fer ais exertions and activity in
the arrest Souders is now in the Jail
oi Washington county. and will, pro-
baby, be tried at the November term
OF our Court Torch LigAf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
Sporting fntcIIfoeurr.
CENTR.iL COURSE R.iCES.

tH~N Ah-h COJKSE kfCES.
tnH Day-ruesday, October I7.-Sweep.
takes Tor year oids, $1,000 entrance, S95O
forfeit, two mile heats, is Subscribcr,-1
started-II forfeited. 1 dead.
Col w. Wynn's b Picton, by Luxbo-
rough. dam IsabeIls, II
o. p. Hare's eh Chifpey. bv Sir
Charles, dam Miss Aaxry . 9
w. Johnson's b {. full sister 90 Col
lier. :
Time-3m 5as-3m G3,.
SeIo"d Dag Craig Plate. value $500
Col. wynnS b Upton, } years ol3. by
LuZborouyh, dlm by Director.
Col. ). ". Seldebs eh Red Rat. by Sir
Charles, dam by Sir IIal-lOO Ib+. .
Georse d. Stockeu's b Mary S-Ilen.
by Sussex, out OF the dam Of Gloyepa
81 lbs q,
Time-hrst heat. I'm ig,.-ihe ,b,rte.,
TINE ever made over this courSe but oora
when hazePPa run 1t also ia i'm 49,.-2J
heat, 3m Sis
iAUd Day-ProPFietor', Purse $500. three
mile heats, four entrie-. Que drawn.
Cot. w. X. JOhnsOn's CHI IA Bo,,on
Tour years old, by Timoleon. dam
by FlOrizsl, 100 ibs. I
lanes D. kendaIl's br m Kamsidsl 6
years old. by Industry. dam BY SIR
Hal, lis Ibs. q
James s. Garrison's blk Cippu,. 3
years old. by Industry, dam by
Mark Antony, 10 lbs. =
sames NJ. selden's eh c Red Rat. four
years old by Sir Charles, dam by
DR..
Time-hrsI heat 5n. 5Is-sm. a..
Al the starr Cippus took the lead and
maintained IL till passing down the b,cL
sheteh' when Boston vent up, and hndjox he
could pass 9Th ease, the boy took pull srJ
Drew bin back. A. the half mile tai. hs
-snt up again, and passed By without =
struggle, and cane home three length.
sotad kamsidel tast dropping vithin her
distance Time-5m Sis
The second heat Kamside, took The lad
Boston trailing her uil be rose the b,lI on
The thirS mite, when be wsbl ip. tooE he
track add rushed down the bsek ,tr.,sb
shesd CiPPas here made q run AZ ths,o
but It vas nos IN bin, he could not even "a,
up 10 kamsidel Ats steady stride Bo.ion
came home, ksmsidei tso lengths behind
aud CipPus ~ Ten yards IN The rear.
Time ON q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
NOTI1R

"a ThIli 'oN vii b. pfes-rJsd 20 ~.
- "'.' Lss"isiurs - NnEisn. pfsyms
ne. =" So fasy - Pas-sa, suthofsink ths
'"' % bf'lss srfnss tht shssan8ssh
49, ''" .''s i.nts5 H"a sids 90 lhs itissd
- - nssT Bsfrrst Fsrry. ~ tis s.,,,,.t, -
IsHvunu. asi 90 che insofpsfst...s al 7. -,
eomPehy DAT wm construct ss.A 49,.
~ithoui dsiay q tssmg o-eors spss,.,.,
ihai he pfessst reu.y-hy usl fa,l ~ -
cuie ihs onlect &c stfsh ID asa sfsst.s
~ 0sirfi u,s sPssa, ssscsltlan % 49, :.
1rnahssa ht go issi s.tsfrsfs 81 a. 49,,
ssss - iafFsfs ififJ 80 u.s ssssau.s,...
eNss"J Ost 5, lt31.--ga
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
ANOTHER ATTEMPT To BURN TIE
GENERAL Posi- OEPIcH

0H@aNSRh1 sO0N
Extract 81 letter IJeRI Ha,kington.
humor, who is always busy with
other peoples business. has been cir
culating some awful stories. for the
last few days, about most diabolicaI
attempt to renew the old laws against
The authors OF "blasphemous or sed,.
ilous trcatises." in the person Of Amos
Kendall, by burning him up in his own
room with all his huge, fountain of
parchments and paper. ~ our endea.
Nors TO follow the uncertain dame thro'
all her wide and various meanderinos.
we arrived at the following astounding
facts: II appears that Mr.. Kendall LEFT
The Post Office on The evening of Sun
day last, at late hour. and on reach.
ing his own house, felt some inward
impulse prompting him 10 return 10 the
olhee. lie obeyed its admonitlon. and
immediately retraced his steps. until
he found himself again at the portals
OF the enchanted palace" What
was his asionishment, on opening and
entenng his own room, to end himself
developed in dense mass of SMOKE
There was no time 10 be lost-he sum.
moned AID, and for once baiflcd the un.
paralleled Villainy Of the unknown in.
cendiary. by exiInguishing the flames.
squire Wharton was engaged all day
Yesterday, m the office. in taking demo.
si'ions--and u Is rumored. that II The
building had been destroyed the pre-.
eeding and more recent conaagration
were oil directed by the same master
hand The matter j. vet confined
amongst q iew--but you shall have an
'he particulars. as soon a. they are fully
developed.-i Aisrgadria G1seiis. IL
Fr,dgy i1si.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
Fashionable Goods.

AN now receiving n hand.om. ,uppIy of
= iiE# SANSY. eOOD3. comprising
the latest style aud fashions, among uh,rh
The following ARTICLES may he found,
handsome assortment 6-t Thibei N.,,oo.
DO do. do. ca and , 4 English do
do. do. do ca venit,an Cloth.
do. do. Figured ard PLAIN Challe,.
do. do Moslena nsIAinrs
do. Rich, figured. and plain ,
eoiSred SsiLKS,
do -. "a, K Ga Tibet )
bnd Highland SsHAWLS.
do. French. British. and Am. PRINTS
Sahn LaVAmbaiins (ns~ articIe,)
Black Inquired Hernans,
BLACK Italian Lu.Iring,
B"mOaZines; SAIins,
Ihioet, Chaliey, aud Gauze Scarf.
fieheh'No rked aud Tan1d Collar, and
Cape,,
fisd aud PLAIN Star Nett and ThusII.
SIX. Cotton, aud Wo-St,J tIo.i.ry
Shk, Md. ThGsils, aud HoSkin Glove.
Thread, E0binei, and Li,io Edxins,.
tamsrie q Bobinet Edgings 4 Io,ert,as.
Bobi"et aud TNYeIIe EIEinss 4 ouiiI,oS,
flatn bordsred and DamAsk Linen. Can
brio and Silk Handkerchiei,.
S"hs. Null, snd Jseonet pIsin. 6sut,d
aud Bandsnna handkerchief.
Splendid bohnct asd Cap ItibbaBd.. NAV
sNls.) w"
LISTING. Iauze. aud Satin do.
hl'o, hanSIoms sssortInent Of RON
NEIS, SHOES, aud macy other article, .,
ny hne which would politely in,u. a..
attention Of the Ladies
JAMES o. MILLER
'haTesio~D, Oct IL, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
TRUST SALE.

virtue Of a deed OF trust executed h,
NJ John Davenport and Cstharm. T.. lar,
vile, and now ofrseord 10 the Clerk. Office ol
the County Court OF Jefferson Counts. m.
undersigned will oher for sale b.fot, IN.
Court House OF Jefferson. 0a Utslne,d,,, m, In
day ~ .NOrcH'ber RtTi, the interest Of lid Da.
'enPort and wiie, IA the real estate OF IN,
late Benjamin Davenport. deed. adjoining
the lands of Lock, heirs. and w. w. Throck,
morton, AID o,hers.-ths tract contains AL
acres-the interest To be sold, be inx IN. nm.
undivided nth Of the Zee simple Of ,wo-th;rt,
OF SAID tract, aud the one undi, ,drd if,h az
the re,ersIon "a one third OF the tract,
~ other words, 50 ACRES 81 Is PERCbIES
IN lee simpie-and the reversion after the 1. =.
piraiion of the life estate of the widow Of
BENJAMIN Davenport ia 25 .fCRES Is rs
PERCHES. Possession given OF the fee
simple Immediately. The land is too we'll
known TO require any description.
Terms so much Of the purchase non.,
As necessary 10 defrsy the expence, Of
The sale, CAsu--for the balance. , cr.J,,
until the first day Of September next, with
interest from the day Of sale, the purchaser
giving bond and personal security. and 4,
deed VI trust Ia secure the payment
GEO ". S.IPPLNf;TON-
WV {. WORTIILNGTO.S.
Oct. =, 1887. Tr,,,,,,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
NEW Goo0S.
Boots, shoes, Hats A Cans,
C.RETEOA.

4 IL persons are hereby warned again,,
hunting and otherwise trespa>sing on
oers farm. lie has sustained
-" ,.s ~o,e INJURY 10y persons shooting about
mined IN future to prosecute all who ma, y.
found 50 offending, TO the u,mo,, .n,sn; ~
the Law. "' VI
Persons arc likewise cautioned again.,
uesP'ssing on the Widow Moore's farm
mo" under rent 10 the subscriber, for shoot.
'us' or under any pretence whatever. as IN.
pena'y OF ihe law will he enforced again,,
men, u they be found doing so hereafter.
~, .. 49, DANIEL MOLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
NOTICE.
INOoU8a.

mt partnership heretofore existing in
e S,n,. ~ Ice Town. between the uudcr-
.'gnrd .ni Thomas e. Buek, un,i.r th,, sr,n 81
q n1sA 10, having this ia, been dissolved
ny Tue Sthdin~si at y. e.. Ru,k, ~Lo ,Ie.iv,.,
cs,'"g this i"r the wrst-tL- u.I,r.i.n.,l
h"'i'ng It 'neon,r"irni a. sup-rinrrnd d., ..,l
"e''r,s h''ns'li, or ooniinur It without the aid
partner, isAr> ''''> urth'-l ~ nIurB.-
Ing any and every Capitalist. Who NAV G,,I H.
l"'"d Ia embark ~ business oT this Kind. ,b.,
U,e'e " nov vacancy presented Tor them At Tia
place, sh'sh person ~eil qualified. aud With
g"on character, Ne. could nUI tail To- do 4. y,oI
500 sA'r business Any ISrrson Nth the show,
business will do we'll To- max carly .nnl.,i,,, .,
me At Ice Town. or 81 my farm near that plaec.
VI. HELM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
NO TECE.

"A LII person, holding claims against IN.
n estate Of the late DANIEL Mosc,s Ar,
requested TO present them, authenticate for
settle ment-and all those Who know Them.
selves to be indebted 10 said estate, are re-
q%sted 10 come forward aud make nav.
nent MARY W. MoRGAN. Erscu,1r
u Dum's! Morgan, deed
Oct. ~, IHJ7 (t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26

The Enquirer speaks Of the eireulu.
fion Of Treasury Notes. A. matter OF
course. Will its consistent Editor tell
Ne the difference between authorizing
corporation TO issue bills, and their
being issued by the Treasury viii
he put his finger on the clause OF the
Constitution" which authorizes the u.
States to issue paper Tor circulation .
1ichmoad Hhiy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
NOTICE.

VIZ subscriber being now in Jefferson
county requests all persons having
claims against him TO present them ;,,,.,Ji'
aisiy for payment His stay in Jeff.r,on can.
not exceed IL days from the date of hi, mo-
hcei therefore, those TO whom he Il, ipd.b,.
cd must olsm. themselves if he should leave
without paying them. lie hopes this notice
will be attended to-
Those Indebted 20 HIM are expected TO
pay him, OtheT~I.s their account, - IN me 4. .,
to be collected by law.
Oct. 26, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
Button Corn for Sale.

INHiS Corn rIPens about forty day, ear.
u Tier than any other Corn planted 10 the
Norih, where great efforts have been mad,
10 procure the best and eariis,, seed grain
Va thIs Climate II ripsbs about hity or ,txt,
Gays sooner than our ordinary erup corn. =
Ny small crop Of Dutton 4, m, "a. housed
on The goth OF September, nad might have
been the brat Of the month, but WIS othe r.
wise engaged.
Those persons wishing 10 avail ihems.lye,
OF this opportunity To procure seed Of IN.
valuable Corn, are requested 20 max. imm..
oiate application, rs the subscriDer Ia, ,I.
ready been applied To from a distance 10,
seed. This corr produce, from .iAt, In On.
hundred aud twenty bushels TO the acre se.
eording 10 strength Of soil and iiIlase. Fo,
'uI' and simple information 10 regard to hi,
corn. refer tho inquirer 10 the I,It;,.tnr
March, 1887, No. I, vol. 4. Page q an,
ID Also, same paper, April No. page Isl
got my seed from klb.nv, New Yo,k
lAAl Aprd, and gave there for II Al so p-
bushei. only a,k 81 bu,heI for min. q,
Tue corn house. ] hsVe lett some at III.
Tree Pres" ofice for inspect 90.
BUNbROD Z. WASHINGTON.
Oct 10 lsy5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
&aRREEn

in Charleslo~n. on sunday the ard instant.
oy the New. T. w. simpson. Mr.. Joux ID.
"iee'>reS TO Miss CArH,niSK AK J. RoAeu,
both Of IiArPers-ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-26
FEMALE scEoor.

sNibELf respectfully informs the
~ Citizens Of Shsphsrd,town and n.
neinhY' that be has commenced . Hrulalr
'S'peo'' N which will be taught the follow.
InE;
Isl. Common EHGiisb 3Sranrbss
ling, Reiding, Writing. EngIl.b Cr.mmsr
Geography and Arithmetic
20. cbs Bigbsr EHGltsb DraHrhfs -tI,,.
lorJ' Chronology, Natural PHILOSOPHY, che
misty Bo'aoy, Rhetoric, Logic aid Meatsl
Philosophy
I'd Mathematical Perspective ,Mezzotinto.
Drawing, and Painting
shePherdsioWn, Oct 9s, 1897 1t.