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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09

RlCilMOND& FREDERICKSBURG RAIL ROAD.
E0Gd neGr!y rmpistcd"-Hiaic arrangements.
YETliE Rail read is now in use irGm Richmond 10
& within nmc mile Of Fredericksburg. The follow.
ing will be the arrangement during the Winter:
Al Washington, when the navigation Of the Potomac
is open, passengers will rest at night on board The s!raml.
boat. which viii leave at an early hear in the morning.
WHEN the navigation Of Tie Potomac is Closed. stages
will depart from Washington. rs soon as practicable
after the arrival Of the uail and passengers al Ircdrr-
icksLulG, tie cars will leave the termination Of tie rail
road. and arrive in Richmond the same evening, This
bciiir the Main Southern Mail Line. is regularly con-
nrc;rd by stages 10 Petersburg, where passenger can
proceed oa The railway 10 Biakeiy. and thence continue
in stages tu the South, by way oi Raleigh, tAyeiie'
vile. &c.
From Richmond, the cars with Tho mail and passen-
gers going North. VIII Cnn!iHu" 10 depart at j in the
ilurning, unt!l ii sluiI be- ascertainei that The passcn-
gers CAN leave AZ Il LATER hour, while the Navigation Is
open, and reach Washington III t!Gic iOr the AFTERNOON
train Of cars 10 Baltimore.
Is. s.drs ihc regular mai! line, there will be in nd"'.
lion. Il III weekly line between itichIn"nd ard fre"s,
richslnrr. leaving Richmond on TUESDAY, Thursday ana
! SATURDAY.. at 81 y. NJ. and reaching fredericksburg |"
dinner, and ravirg Fredericksburg Oh Monday. Wed.
ncsiay and Friday, 80 soon as th" cars arrive W!l i!!e
mail from Richmond, which will lie abuat 4 quarter be-
! tG:r = \. VI. With Il view %! making this lrif"eiEy
line 4 l.i.aslnt oun. the trade in wood and other heavy
articles between Richmond and Chickalominy will b.
s:i2ra'cd from it, and this desert ption Of trade will be
aCynuI.l dated by running cars lGr IL ut suc!i h";'rS rs
u!ay suit the company and not Interfere with the tlavtl.
.C!lalrr for transportation from Richmond 10 Feeder.
icksburr. Z 4 per passenger. The Railroad Company
and the Stare AID Steam. boat Company receive The
fare FIR each ether 20 and lrniD Richmond and Washing
ton Ci,y. Fare from Richn:,na 10 Washington, which,
the naviualion Of tic Potomac IS practicable 10! steam.
bnals. G~mciud;nr Inc transportation by omnibus IN Wash
iur.unJ So per passenger. Fare from i.chmond /"
Washington, wien the navigation by steamboats, Oh The
Potomac is inpTect;cab!e, so per passenger.
Liec. 81 I-H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
DIED,

"h The 18th Iust, at She herd.town. Mr.
'oHs y. hoOAE, merchant, aged about a
years.
oh "wednesday tho 20th instsnt, after \
lingering illuess. urs PuILLIPr,F srIpu,y-
'oS, ron>ort Of Mr. Ferdinand W. St.nhrn-
son OF HarPsrs-Ferry
It's hut nsiurai, upon the demise of friend,
To uier forth those feeling. of sorrow witch
the event inspires ard Ia dwell ga swell,
mouFniui remembrance upon tne virtucswbich
engaged our esteem for tic departed Tn,
SUBJECT Of this obituary, IA the meridian of
'he' mas been severed from an etdelred cir
cue " arquantanccs; from = most Affection
ate Husband, and four children. whoa. d.
pe""en' sSe' rendered them tho especial Oh
Jees OF ell mothers tenderness. Thssewere
tees. the rendng of which, would have en-.
nilered The last moments vi The deceased
had not higher AMI stronger inlyenr. pr,'
varied 10 the tr, ing hour. And the TRIAL,
OF NE, our departed friend had realized the
'u'hment of that ancient promise, A, IN,
"'y' 70 shan thy siTetgi be-" and now
Mheh es'ied 10 leave all that an make life
'htao'e' by iortiIude altogether superns
,ufsI she - enabled 10 make The surrender
she had remembered her Creator m IN.
Gays OF her youth. when but little pa,t ar
oOun'1ble age, abe enlisted under the b,n.
ner OF Emanuel, aud for twenty wear. -,
me Methodist Episcopal Church, sustained
tue character of q christian among her nc
qhaIntsnces lilo who Offers TINS tribute to
her memory. enjoyed her friendship lor wear,
preceding her di,eUlutipn often, when rn...
ale hsa.ih sat upon her eounlenancs. md
sl'er W" disease bad placed his sisnrt there
nc hfh hesrl her religious experience an
Terms which eyiuce'i her participation IN ~.
SAVING eth HcN % K,deemer's Blood. Her
Pro'''c'od affection was borne with bscou.
ing Patience and rCsignstion, the briyh, p,o..
Peeis oi heavenly felicity somstifnes .n,-
o''ns her To rejoice sn,d the rain, of her
e'f'hy e'J Iym"nt'. 81 last, when the hour
came which tries ell hearts, she SAID 10 him
whose Sympnihl,iIE bosom had long brrn
inc TePosiioT' of her cares or i,y,. 81 ao
not AFRAID o. Death in whatever form h.
may come the God who sustained IN. m
ne "hI be nv S'ield IN death" Soon aCt.r
W'' che calmly expired, Tearing her bereay.
ed friends snd family the eon.ol,ng a..ur.
snne lhai her affections here bad bee, ,.,c.
ihed ~ working out for her a far no,s =,
oeeding and stsrHsI weight Of glory.
On Friday last, ct Harper.-FsrrY. n,
NosEA DuLoE. late Of Frederick count,
Va, aged about IS years
va Sat1rdsy night last. Mrs. y,sats,,
Lucas, eOnsort Of william L.e,, -, a.,
.ns toS5, and dsu=htor 81 ths late Dsn,.I
bed'ngsr' H'q. of Sbsphsfd.to~n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
THE MARKETS.
BNLriMDRE MARKET

fSr Is wstk s'.diny Friday sren.Ay, DE al
CAT TIE There Ia, been far ,,ooI,
OF Beef on tie hooG a. market In, week :
Ne eo"'i"ue - quote at &c - ~ 50 L;,,
''s> ere 'c'y scare, sod tri.., have fur
'h-r ai',ncsd. Ne now qpoic them At sc :,
.. hhled Fork ha, coaie IN ma,s T,e.l,
'ha Tie great do1lnd for the srt,cI. H.,
caused ptic,. to advance. We uuot. IN,
wagon P"oc h Sc 75s & s7i. aud l.r.. al,
from Stores have been made ats7 72s
~h''h are The current rate, to-siay
floeh-fr'ecs huse r-esded q little -
=" 'he early part OF tho week, the ,tor. pr,cs
VI" senersiiy % % 9asi, suJ IA. ~,.ou
price - e7t as \ further decline Ia,
subsequently, taken place, aud the market !.
somewhat unsettled TODAY. III, 100,
price ranges frum 81 IS a 3 and IN. store
price from - 9.25. ss in qu.I,t,
hys f19ur. Sales from stores ss. The
NsSon PTicc IL s5.1S
CRAM Wheat Sale, Of small ,,,c.I.
oil good reds, brought b, wagon. sr, ,nsk,,,
81 40 per bu.heI For cargo OF lJuV
bushels good red. al pst q dsy or two ,so.
~ % vas Offered aud refused. Tn, price
eoossherabIy shove that Tor which small
wagon Po'csis are now selling, and could not,
se suppose, be obtained TO-DAY.
Co'"'--ih's article has been steady thro'.
"rt Tie week. al as sc cent, for white. and
81 ~ 81 aud occasionally 81 c.nt> for vel.
Tow IN. same rates prevail to-day.
kye-We quote 81 30 IS cent.
"re''ted.-wsg"n price s52j $50
sore price - =" 81. l..r Lu,h.i
"tilShEf. In The carly part ofthe We, I
We wagon price Of hbls. Was % cents. bu,
s"ce then II has advanced cent. and !, now
UNIFORM 81 Is cents, exclusive OF the barrel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

N Ss-,Arr~ Lhersry NsSssager --Ths
,snssr for thrs month closes the third year
sItAs messenger" Mr.. White ha, thus Ear
S0s. b., part faithfully in the cause Of South
arr hlsrsturs. Un~sar'ed in purpose, and
,,r,lsIins IN effort, he hss devoted hi,
10. and hs means for three ,esr, To the e.-
,Sl,,hisg Of a periodical that should be the
,,,es ard boast of the South. Thu, Tar.
"a has pot been as literally encouraged ~ b.
Ss.er,es ard the cause de,sr,es,--thouSh
b, Subscription !, tolersbiy large, vet u 10
a,udheent TO Ju,th! the gtss, expense ne
cesar, far mssia: such work Of surpa.s.
20 sIesllence. Every man south Of the
Potomac, Sho can BGJrd 10 pay Ave dollars
f,s the Nesscn.er should eor.ider Il Lis daily
70 ,as.eruoe Tor at aud What IS pf greater I'M
saStance, to r9' for q Sur yoYrseises IA
iss vors, We whp bDl,t of your southr rn
,prit, ard let there h- no more OF tins AN
a.! si your door, Bail Ga:etis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
TRUST SALE OF
NCm.yl.A
PROPERTY,

PROPERTY.
virtue Of deed Of trust. ..ecp,cJ h,
Ne Nirnoias koonce to the subSer,h.r =.
trustee, to secure a debt therein mentioned
a, due IN }. Hopkin. X Bros. lated ON The
81 day OF Move 'oher. I-3j. aud duly "a
IN me Clerk's Office ofthe countycourt OF LEI.
'ef-nh shsE proceed To- sell. ON S.b,,d,,,
me i'th dty u January Hs4t. (Is3s Of public
auction L. he highest bidder, for cssh ma,
valuable HOUSE and about six acT, Iot ~
ground aPrurteuant. situated IN the town oC
Bolivar, lately occupied by said N;ebols,
hoonce AZ tavern. The IN ain buiIiinS !.
stone succeed two story dwelling Uou.c
large and commodious, with .uitabI, out.
buildings.
Al'o, the HOUSE and LOT cont,;r;,v
SPOUT hall an acre, situated "a South Bolivar
now occupied 10y said Nicholas Koooce
The sale will be made To satisfy n haI,,c.
OF upwards ofa thousand dollars due on s.id
deed OF trust and will take place preci.eI,
al o'clock. p. VI, before the door Of Fit1.
'immonss Hotel, iiarper.-Ferry.
Dec 81, 1897. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
CANADA.
CANADA.
From r>s Cerre,P0aisaes II iae Ma mi.
NEW yoax D.c ~

NEw YoRk. Dec. II.
In LOWER CANADA a bail. IN.
been fought nj ST. Eustache. in which
81 the Montreal accounts are correct,
The rebels" have been slaughtered IN
numbers varying IRON 90 to 100, with
ilttie or no loss to the yalist force
me patriots were ~ a church, which
the troops attacked with cannon, and
set IRE ID. vhen the patriots fed and
were killed IA all directions. The
troops were marching IN ~ Grand
bruie. where the Canadians. IL S,,I
nave ior,iiied themselves, bu, rr2ort in
Montreal also saws they have offered
10 surrender 10 the Bniish ,roor..
UPPER CANADA is now quiet. Some
I'VE or s'N thousand roy ,'ist iroor, A.,
SAID 10 De under aru, Az The VICINITY
OF ioroato. There !, great, excitement
all aion. the lines. rhc American,
are actinI !d;crs at Diar, Rock Ia
make The BRUSH on Tie other side b. =
Ie'e they are going To act trayedie,-
there - great deal Of silly brsy.do
g"'ng on. which. wiihou: doubt. will
end now Sir FRANCIS Head has re.,or-
ed ordcr.
Five hundred stands Of arms in Buf.
:'io' belonging To the State, have been
seized by the populsce. and carried 10
Black Rock, where they were in he
possession of the Pa,rio, Canadian
iorce. The sheriff went after them.
and The ramoe was they were recover.
ed.
ihe excitement on the Vermont line
IS not less remarkable. People are
afHh'nS, they say for srlf-dcfence At
Swanto~n, St Alban's and there about,
Much OF this violence is caused bv Tho
srea' imprudencies on the British side
of the line.
tfO'H the Burlington (vi.) Fee Press. Dee 10
Appearances now warrant the be-
lief that the Canada wal is AZ an end for
the present. We have good reason
Tor believing that there is at The pre-
sent moment no embodied armed fore.
IN the Lower Province in opposition TO
The Government During the pas,
week the troops have passed through
the disturbed district without oppo,i-
ton, visiting ST. Denis, ST. Charlie,
and st. HyAcinth, burning the proper.
~ OF Nelson. and other obnoxious in
divlduals. The gathering at Lake of
Two Mountains. 1t is also sad. ha. dis
persed. The proclamation of martial
law in the district Of Montreal. and the
oner OF large rewards for the arres, of
the leading patriots, has driven large
nurSber across the line into the States.
Among others. Mr.. r ). Brown arriy-
ed at this place on Monday. II is now
rendered very certain that the late
movcme at in Canada was an event not
anticipated BY the leading radicals. and
oil course, not provided for. There
seems 10 have been no concert aroog
the head men, aud nothing OF that kind
oil preparation necessary to sustain and
carry on revolutionary movement
MIR. PdPineau. as we now learn, Ia.
been IN no way cognizant Of what has
taken place at ST. Denis aud St
Charles; and up to The present time.
his location is not known.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

y , INAMEW Pres mt
AND: KENNEDY. S,,',.
Is. G Wh>HINGTON.
J. T DAUGHERTY'
JpIIN PETER.
" ~ 4 LOCR.
J. X DOUGLASS.
X T. Brown.
AND: HUNTER.
A ALEXANDER JONES.
+ W LhCkI Asp,
MATTHEW HANSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
al dRREED.

AZ tho Meadow, Clarke county, Va on
me 'J'h instant, by the Rev Mr.. strusf.I.
low SAMUEL MIcTiER. e fillmore. 10 J,Sr
daughter Of the late Col. Mcclure. fss
meTIy Of Harpers-Ferry.
On Thursday e,enins the lIih Instant, by
James Au1ms' E'q., Mr.. PErLR y. wIBER.
i"r'ncrl! Of shepher dsiown. TO Mis-, L,y,S,,
ADAMS 81 Springfield Illinois.
On tuesday toe l9th m,tsnt. by the Roy
"h-lan, Mr Wntt,u McGR,w of H,r.
per'-terry, 10 Miss ANS McsuERRr, Of ,h,,
county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
ES6THy Hogs.

an "Nntp from the ,ub.crrher.. at Tam.
- %" Perry, about the 1T II l,-t
month NNenhet h.t h,gf bia,E ,g,u.4
- 80" :, ,"ih Ps,) IHd ors ',..t,d SHO. IL
~" Oi TIE SONS ari tie sA.at INV. a., or
marx the "'her sos "a. IA cr. y or sre c,,
u.nk ne Icit. III, were 81. t~ha..,l f,y,,
'"th I'yi'r, r",t B,tIcis4p. AID nav
eud'n''t u k,t n'rA Adv Information re-
,Pe'""s hcm vii ns'Nantg'y rrcencl .uL
resard pant ifr,44.r-|
GRO w y JolN ~ LITTLE
Iii"'uori' Fsrry, n,p s....,...ng.l. So,
Dec :, 1877
y We wi.h - lIr.hase RYE. ks
which ne ".'iPa Iao t.4.. . ca,h frrr
~ 81 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
cRUELrIEs BY rue INDIANS


Since our last, we learn from one OF
The Santa-Fe traders, that they have
IN company two American women.
whom they purchased in Sania-Fe. OF
the Camanche Indians. for the sum OF
400 dollars.
The circumstances. as far az recol.
lec:ed by our informant, are as follows:
Some time in the Spring OF 1895. Hsr.
ris and Hummer (such we're their
names were emigra'ing from the State
OF New York To Texas. and a few day,
alter reaching the border OF the latter.
they were attacked by war party OF
the Camlnohcs. and both killed on the
spot their wives and children taken
prisoners, aud their Wagons pIundere d
! and burnt.
Mrs. Harris states that when taken
prisoner she had an infant three months
old. which, the third dav after their
captivity. was taken unwell. and con
sequeniIy became troublesome. She
"a' endeavoring to quiet the cries Of
her child, when II was taken from her
arms by one Of the Indians. and thrown
INTO a bunch of pricklv pears. aud thi,
treatment continued nniil The child w,-
nearly dead. They then tied rope a.
round ITS neck and attached it to the
horn OF the saddle, upon which the dis.
consulate mother was placed for further
transportation IL remained there the
rest oi the day. when IL was thrown on
tue fTairie, prey for the vultUres.
Mrs Plummef states, that when abe
was captured, she had one boy about
~" yrars old, which they s,;iI retain =
prisoner; that she had = child about
two months after she was taken prison.
er, which was killed the moment II saw
light and the hspless mother was com.
PEELED to ride about twenty-five miles
on horseback. the day after the birth Of
her lnfant-in short. they we're used
with the most unfeeliny cruelty ina.
enable their captori making them per.
form the most menial labor atihe same
time being Obliged 60 bear their fol.
some embraces without murmur or
complaint
Great credit i doe the company for
Their generon.y 10 providing mean, for
their purchase and transportation 10
their trend. en- the United States. H
~ al 10 stated that there IL nov IN pos.
session Of these savages several women
aud children aod II - 10 be hoped tb,l
The sword Of reif'bunse justice, will
sooner OF later Over,ake this rowing
bauditii.-l ".Ni''oHr, Fsy- W,.l."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
Houses amt Lots for Re.I.

VIZ "hdeff'zusd viii rsnt Ter TIE IN.
sung )esr, three HOUSES god Tor,
~ 'hsfi'so~u, tbs property - A wood.
dse'd. one Of ihs housss i,srasted IN a..
aai"-s'rsci' sod formerly used sy b,tn ., q
Cs'rrs ~ shop
49," ue House snd Iotb be- hrsd IN. ub,eh
" comfortable and roony. With az the No
e@'asfY tt-huildinfs. and ~ exosient seI,
% watsr w. th~ ysrd
Also in~ H'u.e apd Blaeksmtth's sbor
iofme'T nrcupisd by NJ G4rdses Pos.
'sssHn E''en o. the 1t ~ Ayrt. nsxt Per.
sons ~'sh'nr o. rent. Wid peace ssu ~, ~.
'"h'er'tFF. wto viii sbDs tls property spi
make ka0wn tbs terms
SAAL o. ALIENn~G ~
4 a. Woods. dc q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
Pablic Sale oT
FURNITURE.

49, - ~ A&Gp
Chlsny m'de OF the richest uahox,,, ,,d
smorse"s almost every article OF "a. ,,d
'sne!' among which will DC fonal
e'h ,els OF PLAIN aud ~. hly Carved
oeos'eais and other carved work
o"e rich aud sPi-nI,d Mahossn, C.,...
sion T-hle--Cepir. Table.
std.oosrd., SecTet.r,., I'D -
Iaoie, s"i Work Stands. uuf,,,.
pfr''ins Is'lcs. NI.n-St.rd, :.
large and elegant Nih,,.,, ,y.,l,o,...
country. ~ '"''
AM 'e'-t,i o. The III AID ,m,-,,-,l %.
tent Rocking and kepo,rx Jb,i,.
Also, aqusntiiy Of ..s,oneJ P,,k
And seating Of all IND, anL ,.,,l,.
h'eh M'ho<'ny yonisr, AI.o.
several full sets OF Cabinet Tool.
hr"ches, large srd small rurrip, \ ,,h..
quantity Of Hardware for Cabin,, u,,
az Tie same time. I riH ,,H , r.
~ 2u. .s'uahle HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHENS uRNi,
'Uht "' AZ, Kinds, among which will be found
90" ns"''nS' Carpets, sofa, Piano,
Tables. Chairs. Table. Ware.
Bureaus and Book Cases. SAT. 'kr
Three template. one franklin. ,.b Cob
ing stoves. NTH apparatus,
hrs.s hnd-iroos, hhoVsta and To,,.
Fender, Looking Glasses Clock C
Also, lIant,ty OF uieful Medicine. and
shop Furniture, &c AI,n,
u"e Hor'e and GiG, Cart aud Wagon.
m entire new fuur-~ nee led Hears.
number of valuable Book, and .,h.r
article, not named
TERM Of Ss.e-Aii su'n, under as, cash
On all sums Of IS ami upw ards. nino months
erehn will he given, by tn. purchaser g,y.
'hS bond aud approved security No pro-
PeriN In he removed until the term, Of =. :
nc complied with Ssle To- commence AZ ~
o'clock ram or >hue, and eout,ou. T,,,,
day TO day until ali be sold
sAM'L ~. hLLENONG, Err
Dec. ~, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

w w. he hired, IN Smithheld. ~ Thyy,.
w dIy Tie 2-ia iH,iast 70 NEGROES. TO-
merlJ bel""Ei's Ia the estate ~ Ldw,n n
H"r~e'l. deed Those persons Nho hired
them tos the present year, will bs expected
10 return Them. clothed seourdins 10 "a.
stipulation ~ their bonds-spd also he pr,.
pared on that day 10 lin their '.ond,
JOHN v. OWES.
Dec ~, l-17.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
THE SPLENDID HORSE

COUNSELLOR,
""0'e '''. rs the SoafAern Eclipse, la,
dam the OIL Rather.
FENiE dui'es Of my present station Undue,
n me Ia oder this beautiful Lor.s for al.
NC IL now "a the Tigor OF b.. day,, bsipg se.
Yea years soI half old. Man, IL our u,o,,
re,reetsbl, farmers have bred from him.
aud cohsi1er hs eoits the best IN the country.
IN, person DESTROYS Of purchasing q hr,t.
rate horse Of the best blood. could not fsil
To be pleased ~mh hi, Goe form and color.
One hs't his value would be required ~
cash. aud rss,ouable credit given for ID /.
balance. JOS NiNSiCK
Chrusber,eurg, FrsnkI.a 70. Ps
Dec a. lsli-I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

pa fHnF srSo PUtHc q Phdsdsirbs
We eminent surgeon snd phys'cisu md sels
bfsiea lecturer died lsst FRIDAY. sftsf lie.
sefns nlness fes profess ionsi men in CO.,
s9nntrJ have attained . more eoviabis fsms
W Fhys'e lad rsErsd iron his profsssorship
~ he Hed'eal SHOOT - she Unrr~rsns ~
FehnsylFsoi eui 80 iniiuiisly 49, bis nsrae
uoee'ea sith Inst iostiutios.. that ne ANN
s'-,'on oi be death ransed . suspeusion - iee
lures un'il tie ensuing ussk .fi,r. C..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

tCf-THE Cass'sss o(tbs Frss Pre-. p,,-
seH ihs compliments % the season g. their
't''na' ard Patrols, sud neg cave 10 inform
hsn that Hsy Whi. a. usual deliver them
"es.'F", N person. AZ tha commence.
mem ~ We ensuing fsW Yea If",eIio~
10y ahh oihes constitutions carrenr, -
.' y, ''.oon's"'eni' pie better currency" 10 4,
sim lasirrs, ' eili b. accountable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
SsrHsp 10 kSSd-

ssessr'bsr has quantity Of Straw
winch abe ~tshe, To have fed ava, tLi,
~nisr, aud would tske IN cattle Tor th,t
purpose. Those who have cattle 10 winter
would do veil To make early application.
Dee. -, ls1T-U.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
0LLS-X'>4 NllEI>Is,

SA-NS-A - AG.--I&s
nd A'iNH iisfO,tl OF a., hor,e and a.,
Eia TIE intention OF irsvir. tn,
pace respectfully s,k ~ persons indebted
70 'ue - ca srd settle without delay Paw
uehi musk b- G. AIDE %, the hr,t ~ F,br,,,.
new .. ' ~i-h ~ bu-me., sl-s-i nv ti,,
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'.t1hs 70 lh'' rs'lcr s-t th,TsI,s.,a me
'he Trouble OF oH''irs Eea an ro,ti.
nue. u u'ass BOOT So sHDt urtf that
""' Tor cash % Soa .ncrI ,rc6.,, T. y...tu-
=! customers
JOSHUA l.. BEAVER
Charie,toun. Nov 30. I-57-l.
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POSTPoMCnnrnr.

ED"Ihe above sale is postponed, BY con.
'e"'' nn1i SaIu day Gs 3nh instant. al
O'Clock, ", ut winch time II "a ~ no.i,,vs
y take place. AM 'HTpp
Dec ~, IS37 r.
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For ChTiSfUsGIs!

HAVE just received,
.Vai aud brown Hosar'-Prins Molssae,,
R,o and lava CoG,o.
Water and soda Crscker,.
fine hplle aud Euyl,h cheese
Gunpo der, lm,cTiaI ard Yo.n- H.,
Tea, t'uPersos.)
Ns'rSa, Lisbon sri N.'ssl VIE.
Sperm, u'oU 4 si1 t,,t ,saIir..
hI"ond'' Ra>on'. tcufcot,ras5, &c g.
i"S''n'r WITH S"n'rsl Supply ~ pur,.,.
~.ts, ali OF ~h.,hI .silj .,,i teIv l,r
JiHf- MILLER.
Ih,r'e'toWn. lie, -. i-l-
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A Montreal tory editor recon mend,
the government To have the rebel."
nunS without "fattening." He had
better not be too fast. Tor turn abou, i,
lar play Bali. Sun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

EHPLoRtNG Expeditions II, IA. %,
ted 20 tho New York American ia,
the command Of this Expedition b,,
been rendered To ADD accepted bv
Capt LAwRESoE KEARNEY.thsn - hon
mere are few more capable officer, q,
expert seamen in any service.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

MAN With smsn f.nil, VII, c,,
= n braz gHIoghssl t-,,,a,oi II. -, -,
ca s'ao'.r 10 industry, hure.u -urrict, M,
'rorrr man. sri.euI IT servants. ;he t,,r.-
seton 81 0u'i"e'' 80 thoruu.L Know i'd.
OF roe ca.iNattaI p' 4 ii-u.. .. wanted a.,
y whom Tie u''Isi :. .se, vii b. Gwen.
lullire a
TIE PRINTER
Dee. IL LIZ %,
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The ,; l. Gazette of Thursday says, 1--WE
var" WIN Pessate, that the Pheuix Bank ha.
commenced the redemption Of Its note, in full
wan eo'n Their bill, were promptly redeemed
Oh presentation yesterday. and &C hope IN.
.Aa"p'e VII be speedily followed by the
u'"sisn' Institutions ihrous hout the State"
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hkE MON "A.

hih 'uhrerirsr- inform ueir freud,
The public, hist thes hSyt rrmoyei,t.,r
Store To ihe kpoms 81 VIZ eoa.r. Sstio-,.
or''k hou's. iriulsdi,,,'y vp;r>.I. t!,,r o,i
Nnn' where they viii be happy to f,,,nn
CALI from those VITO may ~Aht -, srteis,
:" 'net hno Their STOCK II QoCnS On
"''i . 81 r'e"'i PH-"ts'", -ui embrace, tho
Eea'eh VARIETY tssrs hotl ,.ss-n,h'r snd
,''''ooa'''-S"d al te 'o.d u pon lie uosl
iGTorGt Z ;eTg,i
HANMnND & sIiRogsiilKE.
Charlc''oHu. b ~, I-aF
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Fresh Granger,

M ALAGA Grapes, Kai.irs. Nuts. aud
W Confeetionsry. received and FOR sale
oy YATES 4 TERRlI.L..
HsIltown, Dec. -, 1887.
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100000 Capital.
E'i"Gi"i~ State Lo.scrv.

For endo~ing tho Lee,burg Academy and
Other purposes.
Class No. |. for 1898.
40 os drawn at Alexandria. Va, SATURDAY..
January IL, 1893
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Virginia STATE EofFpru

For the benefit Of tho Petersburg Bsneyolen,
Mechanic Association.
NIHs No. !. Tor lS3S-to be drawn At Alex
A"driA, Va, on Saturday the 9th Of Jan.
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