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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
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EcoNoMY.--ii is the duty of every
man, whatever may be his circums,an
ces IN life, 10 he economical in his ex.
pendi,ures Uninterrupted health and
ability 10 earn, are not guaranteed TO
man, neither is good fortune the GER
tain concomi,ant either OF enterprise OF
skIli-iu any profession. Poverty may
oyenaks man when he least expects
IL, and then IL ne has been lavish IN his
expenditures. they Will he the cause
Of most bitter regrets. Putlic opinion
is so much a slave OF fashion, that ca
ses may occur in which it vii! be truly
economical fer a man to wear a dress
that cost eight or ten dollars a ward
!, would perhaps be very injurious 10
his prospects ii be did not, but such ca.
ses rarely ifevcr occur IN the ordinary
walks OF life. Generally men dress
more extensively than the s!riclest
prudence would dictate. Such per.
soa ia not thought the better Of either
by his neis Lbofs or the world.
FIgulerJ' Ga.sns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
FsyREEC S.sLE.

WNTlLL be sold. %, public sale. AZ The late
w feaienee oi Margaret Dixon. decd. ca
Ftisy % ~ ~ 3agsr HsEi aI TIE Personal
Pfopsuy &c tsi Deed. eonss.iag, in part of the
following sfteIcf
Oae PIASO Bctt Bsdstesds snl Eedlnr.
ChsIrs. Tahies &C. &c - togcitef with
Household ard kuettu Furtttafe generally
rms Of s. auJ upwsfd' ~ The purchaser git-
inr bsbd wiih approved security. Untsf thag
sun tie cash Will be required
Wu G WOKTHfNGTON, .gfn'r
tih ~ W. snRrsd q Mr. Dis1a. Ast'd
JOY ~, ls3s-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

DUELiSG Tho folowin. excellsr, re.
marks on the subject vi dusung, are from the
pen OF The late Jvhn Jay, one OF the sbles;
inris's as well as one Of the best men whIeh
this couuiry has ever afforded -
When we seriously reflect on the
declaration made by the Almighty a,
that awful moment when the retiring
waters of the da!uge proclaimed him
holy and an avenging God, sat the hand
Of every mans brother will | require
the blood of man" when we call 10
mind the assurance of the gospel that
the murderer shall not inherit eternal
HE, we cannot but shudder at the te-
merily OF the duelist. and al the fate
that awaits him. will not comment
on the ahsurdi,y Of seekin- repara,ion
Tor ,riiiing or imaginary evils at the
hazard of even life itself. The folly of
the duclist is lost in the contemplation
OF his enormous guilt.
Ba: suffer me 10 make a remark, that
thus 70 dcnominatc m act hon.rablc.
which originates in the most malignant
passions, which equally ouiragcs the
pFccepts of our religion and the LAYS OF
our country, and which Is generally
Perpetrated by men Of di,sola,c char.
lcieT, Is an abuse Of language which
can be tolerated only by those whose
moral sense IS as depravcJ a, that Of
the duel,s, himself The moro We re.
llect on the nature and tendency Of tins
crime, and on the necessary, aud ia
deed avowed Obligation on the part Of
those by whom il was committed, the
more persuaded shall wc be OF tie pro-.
dencc Of the Law, excluding from al
Offices of honor, trust, or profit. aud
from all participation in the election Of
the public officers, every man. who
BY being in any way accessary 10 q
duel, evinced want Of that moral
principle, without which he cannot
safely be in'rusted with the rights Of
citizenship"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

\ writer in. the knicker5ocker
speaks OF the Mississippi Valley as enc
that has no parallel On earth Is length
may D. estimated a, no, less than two
thousand five hundred miles, end lis
mean breadth at from Twelve to ii!:cen
hundred. lie adduces many facts To
prove, that II was once covered by an
immense ocean, and that The great
change was brought about by rcpeate d
aad long continued volcanic oonyul-
sions. lie describes this Valley as not
only The most delightful, The richest,
and the faired portion OF the earth, bat
capable Of sustaining population o! a
hundred millions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
DEAF AND DUMB BOY.
A few years ago clergyman paid .
visit TO Deaf and Dumb Asylum in

- NaNA al R4il
visit 10 o Deaf and Dumb ASYLUM in
London, for the purpose of examining
the children in their kaow ledge OF ID.
nae 'Fu'h. y little boy, on thu occasion
"a' asked IA Whiting. who made TIC
would ~ lie took up tic ch.l,,, and
Nr0'c undcrnc 4th the question IA lie
assining Cod created the heavens and
tLc earth" The clergyman then in.
Tuitcd. n similar manner. "whv did
Jesus Christ come INFO the world - A
smile oidel;sh; AID gratitude rested on
The oour'cnIacc a the Little fellow. Is
lie wrotc: This Is a faithful saving
worthy Of oil acccpiaiien. that Jesus
Chnst came into the world 90 save sin.
neIs." \ third question was then pro.
posed, and cminehtlY adapted TO call
his most powerful feelings into exercise:
Why were y-u born deaf and dumb
~ hiie | can heli and speak," New
e., ~ sand an eye witness, shall forget
the look OF resignation which sat on biz
counienance a. he took up the chalk
and wrote, Even so, Father. for il,
seemeth good IN thy sight"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
Prepare for Naresf!

SnIiE subscriber - now receiving smother
~ supply u ssss0bsbls dOOD5, Which,
added 10 be former stock, maker Us assort.
usni 'trJ compists lie would particularly
invite The attention Of Farmers 10 ha stoe
of GROCERIES,. and such sttisIss ss the y
need - this session., which viii 10 found 20
be very gsssfA! and rsnpks5iy loo
JAMES J. MILLER
Joe ostIs1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
THE KNOWING souAw.
Actions by young ladies' for breach
oil promise. we had thought 10 be one

heuons by young ladies for breach
oil promise. we had thought 10 be one
OF the projections of British civilization.
But what spo; in the world Is no, now
ekilized, or about 10 be oiviiized; IN
hall dozen years more. the mlnaet,
OF mankind, from Ch,li 10 Constant.
nopsc. Will be as smooth as boU hau
:reen.
In the Illinois lately, ayouns Indian
fair or brown one. OF some di.tinei,,u
IN the wood. made her complaint 20
an old chie' of the fai,hlessness 81. her
beirothed. The squaw asserted tia,
she had no sooner made up her mind
10 The marriage, than the Young Chief
tur3cd on his heel, aud chose 10 mar.
~ somebody else. The case was
brought before the heads of the tri6c.
The matter was regarded as touching
the public honor. and the old warriors
held a grand council on the SUBJECT
As among the Indians there ale vet no
protested lawyers, Justice ia not quite
SO 'ardy as IN more accomplished coun-
tres, and the case was pleaded by the
squaw herself /, consisted Of state.
ucn.s OF TIE ffequent Visits of the
young warrior 10 the wigwam; Of has
smoking a considerable quantity of her
fathers tobacco. and ealing their veni.
son whcncve, he could get it, those al
icn,Ions 10 kimseli beng connected
with frequent attentions To tho lady.
the statement being corroboratcd bv
several punches OF feathers, yards OF
Welsh flannel, three lox-tails. and a
scalp. The lover was then called on.
lie denied the charge Of the affections
alOEetbcr. With an air which could
not be exceeded by the air Of a man
of fashion, he said, though it was true
be had visited her fathers wis~arn. he
had done IL only when he had noihinE
else 10 do. when the beavers were 10,
- be found, or the bulfiloes were gone.
As to 1.-The feathers and ilannels." be
acknowledged that he had given them.
but had given them merely as matters
OF common civiliiy. Is he concluded
his speech the sluaw gave loud
scream, and tainted IN the arms of her
mother. The old chief proceeded 10
Judgment, and whether guided by the
justice Of the case, or touched with the
suiferings Of The squaw, brought in a
verdict OF damages, sentencing the Of
fender to give the broken hearted fair
one-a yellow feather . breach tina,
was then dangling from his nose, and a
dozen beayerskins. The sentence was
no sooner pronounced than the squaw
recovered from her swoon, sprang on
her feet, clapping her hands with Joy,
and crying out, "now | am ready to
court again"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

4 genuine Jonathan. who had long
becnPyiag attention to FlrmcrC-s
daughter Sally, iavi;ed h.i dearly be-
loved 10 ride ~ the store with him.
They arrived, and after looking az al
the psei;y things, said Jack, Mr..
draw me glass Of GIN and swccten IL
weltwith molasscs.' 4 was done. and
Jonathan swallowed i. at u draught.
then sInacking his lips, he turned around
and thus addressed his dearly beloved.
I say Sal. HAT cas darn ooi, irIy don't
you buy a glass for yourself.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
CGTdt'sE, Falling, DBsinE +,
and ISearsnR.

HtRAS BELLY bsSs leave 70 lsform
ihs public. that be has taken Mir Esa.
nsdf's fsiiiag aill nssf Cbsflssios o. 80
shsIs', ~tsrs be is prepared 70 execute ca
Aihis ~ sofk 10 his hns 10 ths veg bet
manaes Sc has 10 hssitsiion ~ sstisE. thss
hit Wofk shsli Be done equal 50 ahy sthsf
etiabnshuebt % ne kisd-snt therefore
AIS thsfs .. - $50 fzss5ssTs, ne
Cards Wooi isio Rolls, sd Puils sas Dresses
Cloths, Liassys Fissssls snd Blashsts, th =
substantial nd uofkmaa-iks mahnef
sal sesvs CoysSssis, Tsbls Lies, ssd
ether eouotfy WssTinE. lie si eito Dt
SD Weave giriiea end fsg CARPETS ~ . ma
nsf hat esnooi fsii 10 yissss.
MaI 90, ls19.--lL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
SfrHned or HfnEen

BHRoM ne subsefiber sbout TIE 18Th Of
Ma i.s. DtS MAHF.. .hsst ys.,.
~. v hsnds hish. riih blssk strips slosx to-
lsss. sol sfar ,n bsr fsee
Ai'a, lssri,hK coli. u he sane ssior saf
rsfas 80 i.it bod fa.t shus
hbefsl reward s,ll b. gisra fsf ne delivery
~ the Mar snd Colt. 60 90 isfsfmstiss sLsrs
tsey ssu be had
WAsuuNGTON JGNKENs.
Nrir WoDd-GrsFe. L0adyss soouty. VI
Jniy B. fsBs-Fs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
k,O0k az fhts Farmers!

FAviIE sIl.ctihof hNmg pufchassd ibs veil
4 kuran MI op ilSi.sil. kn0sn hy ise u,,nr
1l C.afat's Mfi. sHi iati.s Tat % 900 cYnpit o.
.fslr, rtaAs 90 u.HiI b.. -tu Co. f.rls.rs o. sltr
s.l.a .sH bei re 'he, tsposc ~ tle,r crops &C.
f.is cell tetsrrd Diet iau Use 81 IirtiIntc Boz o..
VI iirs BIsiHrtf he s be aule o. gtss g,nsfsl CO.
s.fftuor. 10, uii Iay ~ 30 times tls ghe,t esd,
ttit.s f.t good uif .h,ntiale Wheat Fstn.ts ohio
soIli pf.frr 60 have tbf,f Wheat rf.unj. esq g-t
li.ll delivered 10 atY pailt 90 the Uai-H1ad. tic
oil give one bufri "a snprffne Flour f8r ettss
900 pounds e Nitrthaltabic Nhrst
tOiiNsEY EASTON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
Wanted,

Two Purchase or hire, Negro woEhn Of
u middle sse, no ha, been aceu,tomsd
TO nursing children. also, wanted 10 hire.
four OF hVe harvest hands, 10 whom liberal
wages viii he gwen.
neat and fashionable Baltimore built GIG
ioT sale, Tor which moderate priss wall be
lsken. Also, good set Of Harness.
Apply 10 Thomas d. Turner. 90 Bgllsku.
Eve miles south q ChaI!ssioNn
Juue p. 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

From iis rfsHi-H ia 'aoail Ts!.g,rgh CJaa, 81.
LICHrNiSS.-1hc house Of Dsa. Jacob
Powers. p miles north Of this village.
was struck 10y lightning DUNG 4 shower
on Monday last. The fluid strue, chin.
ney and ran on a stove pipe into the room.
where Mrs. powers was whitewashing.
II spii, the brush in her hand and ran
from her shoulder down TO her foot, bis.
,efing her lower limb and tearing her
shoe N pieces. She fell upon the floor.
very much stunned by the shock. but was
soon resuiei,lied by the application Of
cold water and 1t - hoped she may en-
,rely recoyer-allhough the side affected
IS considerably Lenuni5cd.
The ilgsi ran on The door directly IN,
der the cradle. without ANY apparent lrju.
~ to the babe which was sleeping in 1t.
Little or no injury was received by any
others ~ the house.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

u large basinef'. sIl trrH d,,s The Phila.
dolphin, Wilmington and Bpllimorc R-t-rsaI
Company passed on and over their road an
"wednesday, July i,h, 'tyeai,sn hurI. al anil
tlcen'y n passengers between Phi,sdeIplia az
Baltimore and between the hour. II ,. A VI
and :. NJ and not ono circtln.tance or
accident occurred 90 inicrrupttho movement,
on The road CT annoy the passenger. IN the
trains D,laIrare STATE Journal!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

,7greeatie .uis;qke-A man in 81.
LOUIS, recently presented check for
S'o. to the teller of the Bank of Mis-
souri, and received instead Si.5O0.-
On making the mistake known 10 the
teller, he received the lie direct. and
was tcld IL was all right!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

TIE Bitter BH-"I say, neichbor
Snobbs, If you don't keep your her,
out Of my garden ! will shoot them"
VERY well, Dool,tlc. shoot away.
only, If you Kill any Of rag hens, throw
them over into my yard.
Crack went tie old fowlins piece,
morning after morning; AMI the large
lAi hens were pitched into ncighbor
Snobb's yard Ike rain. Alter fort.
nigh, OF more, DcOli'Lc discovered
lhl, SnobbI never had am hens, aud
'hlt he bad been shooting bis own.
they having broken on, Of his own hen.
coop.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

HaLpeJs- Ferry Sarings M,titutioa.
July 10, IS3S.
DEE President aud Directors Of thi, Institu-
- ton have this day declared a dividend OF , 1
per eeni. Tor the last six months which will be paid
10 d'P'adors b> their calling At THIS Institution.
by order VI tle Board.
JOSEPH &. HAYS, TreaTur.r.
DlSCoUNr-DivS. every Tucsd.y. PERSON.,
h''ns notes Tor Discount must leave them with the
treasurer, on or before 10 o'clock, A. NJ
JOSEPH &. HAYS, Ireesurs-
july 10 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

Dgcks md Poiticiaas.--Cobbott
once compared the interest excited by
watching certain politician career,
to that which Is felt on witnessing a
duck hunt; the principal curiosity be.
Ing to guess, when the duck dives,
where 1t will come up again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

To Prsi0re Carrmf Gather them
whcn green and separate them from
The stems-ihen put them into junk
bottles, cork the bottles closely and pat
them 10 a cool part Of the cellar Cur.
rants may DO kept fresh and green IN
this manner year and Will make ex.
cellent pies in the winter aad spring
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
9'f fiTIC AuEl
E8gETD.

sudjsnly on Friday escojog z5Jt f,sas SIC.
NtNcT tAHStsE. cobsJrt a. M fUnef ar
nine u tbs COUNT, aged % years MOTIFS.
ant ~ days. leaving a deeply afflicted hIa-
band four chiiireu. aHd many acquaintance
% dcpioro her isss -AnJ on Morday. IuI,
2ni. infant Glushter % Nj. C1lainc. arel
= days
''wLer- is she nov :'--ln VAN her oryh,u'f
weep,
AnI lisp ,ac.r mpihcr'sname,
Tic ewes that s. .ich d lhsir Blani sleep
shtii uetef wake again:
Sealed 10 ihat lo5s and deep fsrose,
Tie silent grave ai51e ac'i5as.
"Whese s s'e now Beaelh yon grassy
mIlni.
There cold saI plle .he hes,
shs 100 whom wouh sti Eiscc were fo41J
10 charm c'cn strangers estsf
How macy fuelis lament ihs lot
o. Who ca1 o. Eo'cr forgot
where is sio nos '-Wleis 10 .aioisI
rest.
Nhrfe joys 90 tongue ran tell.
Await The .p.Ofs oi ihe biest.
And cnj.c.. pisssurcs Dwell.
Prepared f8f those. IKE bee who tod.
The narrow pltn that leads 90 co.. ,
Nesr tUs1or.u-b. L1u5ouo capHiy. vl.
30 Doe &C.. isn-e. Mr JsHEs C5rrt.sD. aftes
8n illness q some mnntis, which be- h1re
wih murh f0rtuHr Mr. C0reiBnJ u1s i1
ths revolutionary service. sfrHr patriot, a1d
lived 10 be nearly 10 wears a axe.
" LyncaLurr. on 80 2Jih q June after b
proirscted ard severe i.ioess, FtrsitE O. Ca
rrtt. 80 Attorney - i.ae. ia ne 3Jih year
~ hn axe Nr &. Possessed briiifsrt &C.
nils an5 hlghiy es.tratsd aud
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
PRICES CURRENT

.Noje5iy None 10 be had. exccp,
small damaged parcels A supply is
hourly expected.
Tan'fy.-Markc, still remains glut.
ted.
Co7ueiry.-Very abundant: but ow .
lag 10 the great difficulty Of managing
the sales, little has beea done 10 the
Article.
Patriotisn.--No first quality in mar.
ket. Second quality eagerly taken By
SPECTATORS.
Lore.-A few cafes lately received
in bad condition. which was offered We
~ low, and readily Dough, up BY new
beginners.
Beapiy.-Market well supplied bu'
iew sales made on accoun: Of owners
holding It extrayaganuy high.
Poofniiy.--A good supply, and sales
very brisk.
CooL.--A fellow with torn shirt
lately entered an editor. room IN Wall
street, and thus saluied hlm:-"Are
YOU the individual that's 10 furnish
copy Tor TO mouow's paper The
citJr bowel. Then fork u out-l0r
I'm one Of the gentlemen that's ready
tOscti: up"
ffee' r Mai We have been told lhst
lady dropPsd herself toto the p1si-oGire iu-
siead OF Tie letter, anI dIi rot discover TIC
mistIke until the clerk asked her whether she
Vas Hasis o. rot
a gentleman Is leoturinz AZ Covinr.
ton 10 this State, upon TIC OUTLINES
0f True Religion" The people are
told too much about the outline already
we would rather see a lille more
yfiimg vP."-.Nelo Orleans Pc.
The greatest stroke Of ingenuity is
said TO be, 10 manage perfectly your
own business and your neighbor's q,
ihc same time.
BALANCING Mons. Scnni. the
wandering juggler. who balances large
sucks upon his chin. had % balance a
shll larger one the other day upon bis
back. Twas good enough Tor him
Just punisbment for running away from
Louisville without paying our BIZ.
Prnliss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
LoOk atThts!

fE'HE h'Ehs,t mafksi price vIi Be sitsr
BUTTER, by uhs tabssriDef, 81 ~
RsblslosH store
GEO p CHAnREkLis
Ja1s :. Is55
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

Moral EFlcb of .uuriag,-The
statistics Of the Eastern Penitcntilry
q Pennsylvania, arc curious IN ,ho
great Inequality. which they exhibit.
between married and unmarried con-
vicis. OF the oac hundred and sixty
prisoners received the last year one
hundred and ten were unmarried. six
were wiiowefs. and forty fye only
were Married. have never seen a
stronger illustration Of TIC moral iniiu-
encc Of marriage ltistoo late % eulo-
gise The mauago ins'iluGon, ahcr The
worlds experience Of ne ameiioraup-
influence upon the human condition
ior SIX thousand wears But VIC may
take tbs instance as an evidence OF iis
effects, ~ Promoting god habits, mo-
fat'y aud virtue amongst the l0wsct
classes Il society 90 B0sfoa .Hfiqs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

Jesup says he has killed and taken
oil the Indians in Florida. with the eN.
eep''on OF those emaining--in falling
10 capture whom we presume, he las
fled n the War Department, a plea OF
'0n con1t'5l', in sac4apo. up sa4mqi-
dHs'- Cmci.na,iia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
Negroes Wanted.

WTANTED. shout 50 SEGROEs. ffofa
w TIE szss q IA % 80 yFsr'. fof shi,h
b shsf prices wHl bs Ett0n tiao ~ sBy oihor
purchasrr ta the county
Those Who thinh sm cot feparsi 10 give
fho very lEhsli PAGES 10 Cas-, are request
- % tfy ms.
RICHARD JuHNsON
usrpefs-Feffy, Jsls ~, is11 --1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
Isr ESenI.

INHE room adjoining D. sirsiihs Store oil
II be feated - 81 oGcs f,r ihs snsuinz yssf.
u has ists'y been hstsd 70 10 Sc best msnocf
saa sduatsd AZ q -, ia ihe most central part Il
TIE towh mstss ia very dsafabie stshd
For further Information sppiy ~
Jolly ~, ls3e.-n THIS OFFiCE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
N'OTRCE.

lHE rsfiner,hiP heretofore t-i,tirE be-
- INeoa George Wm spot. and myself
N ;ho blaessmithins business. bs, bssB de.
solved 81 persons iadsbtsd TO ihs 6ru
(whica 6fm eommpsosd on Vie first Of sep.
TENDER lsst) are requested 10 make PsyueHi
- me snd no other person, u they wish "a
avoid trouble snd loss.
ROBERT BURSs
Nslr Lsstorn. Va
Juuo ~. .-Js - o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

n WISH 70 pufchsts FEATHERS fof
y ~bish . VII give the hiEssft market
pfice - MILLER
Jsos 7 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
AROH! IRON,

AHB sueicribsr has tA.. day received AZ
= has Store and warshouss. 6 ion. az
PLOUGH AND OTHER IRON, which ha
VIII sarrsut to be the very best qusli,, in
nsfhei-hnd will be sold 81 tho modsr.t.
price OF s. 25 per hundred pounds, whole
ssle or retail, hy WM. suERNIS
chsspside. Water ct , ,
opposite MsrketHorse. { "saeHesfcr.
Juss -, 1883 --s,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

The immortal Milton saws, Though
all the winds Of doctrine bc let loose
TO play upon the earth, so Truth be on
the field, we do iniuriously TO DOUBT
her strength. Let her and fl,school
grapple Who over knew Truth put
the worse by free and open enooun-
tor :"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

n Sailors Weliirg.-A tar jus, re-
TUNED from sea, met one OF b., female
aeqnain,anccs. He was 50 overioyed
that he was determined to marry her:
but a. the altar the parson dcmurfcj.
as there was no, cash enough between
them 70 pay the fees: upon which Jack
oi,red a few shilling; saying, never
mind, brother, many US as far as i,
will co."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
.E"o3her Supply or !su,,.ss,c,

ffN'U ~ 'ffkse<stGS
GOODS
-EoHN II. SHROPSHIRE Informs nj.
- friend, ard the public generally, that
he has received smother supply GOODS,
which, added 10 bis former smortmost.
makes u complete. Persons who are de.i-
'ou' o. purchasing Goods, Ut q low rate,
"iii please give kIra a csii Bs he .. detsr-
mined 10 sell them Mt the very iows,t price
ChsTiesiowp, June %, 1895
ELNoE GOODS
'Ih subscriber hss the pleasure Of To-
for@iug the Ladies that he has iust re.
ssiTsd considerable sddition 10 his stock
81 FANCY GOODS. such a. silks,
Chshsl,, rrials, Gloves, Hosiery. Lsos,,
'eb,' Bonnei', ae. kc. Sc, TO which be
would politely invite their attention.
JAMES J. MILLER
June -, 1898
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
DURHAM CArrLE.-A sale Of Durham
Cattle took place in the neirhborbooJ ~

Cincinnati. few days go. the aggregate
proceeds OF which were about 81. 900
one bnc bull solo for Sl;o0-one COW
sold itr 5J.3- another cow and calf for
3 l,O.0-ano,hcs COW : iOO0--a heller D
year cid. sold ioI 500. -,Le balance for
'ahons priees. ranging from S31. up IL
$500.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

T'iiB notsi Givsn 90 bessie q Lacy T..
Turner ere now tas SOD 90 NJ hsnIs
Psompi psym snt y 800 10 expected
81 LIE. Jf.
June %, ls3s-3G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
rUH P.s,.IGeIo.,. I.orEr

+ 'his Watering Pl4es. hopsn tor tie re-
n eept.ou of company
Thi, house ~ furnished thEogshout With put.
hair msiirssse. and best linen sh,es,ux, aud in
this Particular, Ia, been pat upon footing II
equality with the best Hotels.
The Whole establishment Ia, undergone .
thorough Overlooking sud eross.eNsmiuatIon -
Every arrangement has been made with r. FER.
ence to the comfort aud convenience II ,siioTs
and II viii be the .im cf the undersigned that
IT. operations shall be 80 conducted that, while
there may be all the case aad freedom % tie
public hou.c, II shall exhibit the quiet snl de.
cofum Of the wsll-oIdsteJ private one.
JOHN sIkOTliER
July 10. ls3s 1T