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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
ASSEMBLY os vIRc,A
FSom rhs Riehmond Ubis.

( BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIL RoAD
through Iirginia.-The Senate on Ss.
iurday evening passed the bill au,horiz
ing subscription on behalf Of the State
10 the STOCK Of this company. The bill
vas supported in brief end ooscnr
! speeches by Nessrs. FSulkner, Meade
and Paiteson--and opposed by Messrs,
/ Harvic. Hollenan and Bouldin. The
vote was Is TO la decisive major.
ity.
/ The passage of this bill will diiTuse
great JOY throughout the Northern and
North Western sections OF the State,
and will bind them by the strongest
ligaiures 10 the fortunes Of the State.
The representatives OF the region
through which this improvement is TO
pass. have, with few exceptions, been
the fest friends Of a general and com.
prehensive system OF improvement.
| The State has acted with liberal and
pate!nsl feelings towards ihem--and
their gratitude aud affection must con.
sequen:ly be secured.
The subscription, though large one,
6 ,O5S, t20, has been made upon
terms highly favorable TO the State. No
money is TO be paid until the work shall
have been completed from Harper's
Ferry 20 Wheeling. nor until SIX
months after it is certified 10 have been
in iull and successful operation. SiX
per cent. interest Is guaranteed upon
the stock OF the State, after The first
three years OF the operation uG the i'm
provemeni. As mere financial mea-
sure, the Stale will be .the Sainer-
whilst advantage will be secured in The
way Of additional revenue, from the
increased prosperity Of that portion Of
her citizens.
At the next session, nc shall be
prepared 10 see tie Legislature take
energetic measures for the prosecution
Of the Western end Of the Great Cen
trail lmprovement-and for The construc.
ton Of the South Western Railroad.
These are measures which petty sec.
tiOnal jealOusies and ilmid counsels
may for a while, reiard-but the delay
cannot extend beyond another year.
The spirit Of the age canno; be 5cpress-
ed. II is warming and animaiins DO
SONS which have heretofore been IN
sensible and cold. 1t has aroused the
giant from his SAUNDERS; ard the
warmth and vigor Of the heart will soon
pervade and yigoraie the renotest ex.
tremilies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
The Winchester Presbytsry meets in
Romnsy on The third Thursday OF the
present month, April.
THE EFFECTS OF DRUNKENNESS.

TIE EFFECTS or DRUNKENNESS.
SHOCKING AccIDEST.-One day last
week, Francis Craiks, an Englishman,
who resides four or five miles this side
Of Huntingdon, Indiana started, TO.
gelher with bis vile aud daughter, from
Fort Wayne TO return home, on the
towing path Of the canal. They were
in q wagon. and Craiks was iniOxicai.
ed-drove fas, and irregular. wheeling
from side 10 side OF lhe high path "a
frighien his wife. until. when near
Bull Creek Aqueduct, he dropped his
left hand rein, and polling on The other.
guided his horse inio The csnsl, turn
Jog the wagon completely bottom up.
wards 10 about three feet wa.er. TIE
whole three we're caught Under the
wagon, 10 such a position that they
could not extrieaie ihemselyes. AB
Irishman, the only person near at the
time could not. % would not reader
any assistance, bot ran for help 10 the
nearest house, which wss FIVE miles
distant. On the sfrival Of The party %
the scene Of The catastrophe. 81 seven
O'Clock At night, CTsiks was drowned
The daughter vas dead. supposed
30 have been killed by the upselling o.
The wagon. ~ the top of her head Was
smashed in. The horses were tangled
IN the hsrness. end both uere drowned.
The Old lsdy wss saved from drowning
BY having her head buoyed up by e
cake of ice. When taken out sho vas
eniHely insenable. having bfsn i'm
meTsed under wsier and ice for several
hours. -Fires weFe immtdiairly built
on ihs spot. and che soon revived. and
We are hsppy 70 learn that sho is IN 3
fair way q recovery. Willthe fate Of
Crsiks Be = waning 10 the muliiiudeu
Who are rushing hesdl0ng IN tie same
career that has isfminsied IN his aWful
desigusii0oi Wo fer boi.
lFss Esgss 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
REV. ]. +. WOODBRIDGE.

We understand that an impression prevails
with maay. that the Rev. J. E. Woodbridge
is an A6olitionist. We have the most re.
spectacle authority for stating that this i'm
preston IS founded wholly in error. Mr.
w. is known TO many Of our readers-and at
the suggestion OF friend, We copy The fol.
lowing from late No OF The Southern Re.
ligious Telegraph, for the information Of
MIR. VS. friends, and 10 disabuse The public
mind in reference to his Abolition senti-
ments:-
FRUITs OF ABoLITIoSIsN- Rev.
J. +. Woodbridge was recently dismiss
ed, at bis request, from the pastoral care
OF the Union church in Worcester.
Massachusetts,. His ministry, we un.
dersiand. had been greatly blessed in
accessions 10 the numbers and strength
Of that chUreh-but the evil demon oil
Abolition came into II 10 distract and
create mischief Two Abolition Con.
yeniions have been held in Worcester
during the last months. Mr. w. did
moi 60 near the first. In the second he
opposed the reckless schemes Of the
Abolitionists. lie also refused his con
sent that the Church should be opened
for discussing the subject. His course
gave offence 10 AbolilIonists-they sue.
ceeded in getting Tie use OF the house
and he promptly asked a dismission.
An Eeclesias.ical Council was called,
consisting Of seven ministers and seven
lay delegates, Of which the Rev. DR..
Smell was Moderator. After hearing
The case and due dehbcFstion the Coun
Gil voted unanimously the dismission OF
Mr.. W. They say that
" The Cnnnr,i feel deep rrgFtt IN tipg irstru.
Tritsl 10 dtsmissing minister Of higiiy ~
spetishle character from y 6cld ~ i.hor - I'M
Io1i-ui ~ thai rteeuiiy corrupted bv Nc Wool.
is thr deeper. inasnush - the esusfs shitli have
prnsincsd separates htisssu he Pastor zts 81.
apsk scrm in ihcnscl,ss Jtogttl,tr insufIicirni
20 varfsid = result ~ d,ssairous
@'ibe Courgii src drrpiy lr,inri N 80 = niin.
isfcr 90 tire sigfr e hf,-s minister kft hlv re-
tpsrtcd IN The eonmutii, ~ n,ipi-tfr aeasnsi
shoae dottrins. Siosr sbii,ty. phose CLfisiiaa
essrseier snd f.iilsfsarss sofatilsiff uhstsftr
hes ben msdc-srtssr sir,i ffufn ttIfth anf firf %
pic oesupyirE Most isteretiirg position. sn,l
smnpg shptp lsc saa labofing eith crest Isrnmisc
81 utsfulnesa
"1h'y taaetion tnth trpaFHtinn sHiv ~ iIc
grsssntlihat sistr ~ frsl,ng hes srises bsiueen
~. Woo'thfidE- nnd llz l.is people ~ be
tharse, vhith. hosFvfr miieh tilr Couutii o.
meet, tiiry runn0i eeoifol, snd ~ lsh cousirsiu
i~rn 81 rnftrr % iir frsnl' 10 fr.sri 10 hs do.
uiiasioa, ukith hey nov pubiish.
"Tts Coaasil f.,i gryui plrrsurs ~ recon
j a.
Churtifs az minister ~ hieilg rssisfttalif b.
irnis sHd irarniug-uf . uHd dnsitin.l ,iru ri
sulisle fltsfssfsr sad de' nfrd pifiy - minister
qualified ~ nsfurr, ~ ffiue.fien, aud iy iac
rrstr Of Col g. bs 1frsiis utrfni iu nfg Geld ~
isbof % b. D Ditiar Prtti.irnfs niay tsii hifa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

The elderly and very respectable
journal published in Baltimore, by the
title Of The Baltimore Gazette. has been
united 20 the Patriot the talented
Wing evening paper OF that city
Henceforih the two become one, and
the title OF the paper will be The Bal
fimoye Patriot and Commercial Ga=eife.
Though we part with regret from our
associate OF many years, we dare say
that this arrangement will prove bene.
fetal 10 both the parties 10 il.
National InisliigsRoer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

VIZ tuhseribsF has aEain commenced
~ The bR.iss FOUNDERLF'g. 81 bis Cd
stand n Chafissiowa. Having smpio,ed b
hrsi-Faie wofkuion from haltirnorr. hs v go
be abie ~ iurnfsh ~ sfnds ~ Brass aad
Composition Casiinga ai ihs sh9ftsst noiics.
such as Thfcahing Machine Boxes; Bells az
~ siEes Gun houating Brass stirfups
And.lfons and Pendtfs 81 The latest patterns
ieriois. riTsisd vita copper Tirsisi Carpsi
Rods &c.
Aad.Isoas abd Fsndsfs repaired ~ ne
thorisst notice.
Tee hishsst price u uort wTl Be gives for
% Cooper o. Brsss--os re cash viii b.
paid ior a, " fFquwed.
THOMAS RAwLiNs.
Msrsh %, 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
JEFFERSON COUNTY,

10 the Post Once, az quite half an hour
afterwards, when visiting the place, we
saw her nj the window. receiving the
change aud letter from one Of the
clerks; aud the impotence, shall we
say oil woman or Of love. induced Catha-
r,ne 20 break the seal az the door. A
glow OF pleasure was on the check oil
the happy girl. We would not have
gwen penny TO be informed tina,
Thomas was well, and was coming in
the next packet. We felt anxious 10
know whether Thomas would come:
but the names Of such persons rarely
appear among the passengers Of the
Liverpool packet, being commonly in
elOded in that comprehensive line, land
two hundred in the Storage"
So we gave up all hopes Of knowing
when Thomas would arrive, but con-
eluded that we would see the name
with that Of Catharine in the marriage
list. TO which we had determined TO
keep steady look.
II was but a short Sine afterwards
that we did indeed see the name Of
Thomas in The paper. He was one Of
the passengers in the ship cast away
below New York, Of whom nearly eve .
ny one persisted, and Thomas among
the rest.
We had never seen Thomas but had
somehow cherished such an interest
in hiS fate. that We felt a severe shock
at its annunciation-and what must
have been the feelings Of CsiharIne,
With her ardent. ssnguine, Irish tenn
lperamentl Loving deeply rs she must
have loved. and hoping ardenily as she
must have hoped, What must have been
her feelingsl
We paused few weeks afterwards,
TO mark the young grass shooting green
and thick, IN Ronaldson's grave yard,
aud 10 see The buds swelling on the
branches Of the trees that decorate that
populous city Of the dead. when a fu-
neral, numerously attended, wound
slowly round the corner Of the street,
and passed into the enclosure. Il was
The funeral OF on Irish person-we
knew by the numbers that attended,
and as the sexton lowered the coffin
into the narrow house. the place APP
pointed for all The living. we saw en-.
graved upon simple plate.
CATHARINE McINNIs.
The story was told. The small sum
OF money which Calhsrine had deposit
ed in the savings fund 10 give little
consequence TO her marriage festival,
bad been Withdrawn 10 give her "decent
hurial -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

AFFECTING ANCcDoTE.-An afflict.
ing spectacle Of insanity, followed by
q melancholy result, was witnessed a
few days ago. at the lunaiic hospital at
SaumUr. A lady and gentleman went
10 visit the establishment. accompanied
by their child, q little giIl Of five or
six years old. As they passed one OF
the cells, the wreiched inmate, on in.
leresiing young woman OF twenty
FIVE, who had irTeccverably lost her
reason. through the deseriion Of q Sc
ducef and the death OF The iIlegilimaie
offspring, made spring at the little
girl, who had approached within her
reach. In The height Of her delirium
the poor creature isncied the Strangers
child her own long lost darling; devour-
ing II with kisses. she bore it in fri.
umph to The farther end Of her cell.
Eniresiies and menAces having proved
equally Intellectual 10 induce her to re-
store the child TO its terrified mother.
the director Of The establishment was
sent for. and at his suggestion the ma.
MAC was allowed 10 retain pescesble
possession Of her prize, under the i'm.
preston, that exhausted with her own
frantic violence, she would fall asleep,
when the child might be liberated from
her grasp without difficulty or the en-
ployment Of harsh means. This ealcu.
iaiion was not erroneous; in few min.
uies the poor sufferers eyes closed in
slumber. and one ofihe keepers. watch
ing the opportunity, snaiehed the child
from her arms and restored il TO is
mother The shrek Of delight uttered
by thu latter. on recovering befireasure,
awakened the poor maniac. who, per-
eeising the child gone, actually howled
with despair. and IN a paroxysm Of
ungoveTuabls phrenzy, fen 10 the
groUnd--to rise no more. Death had
released her from her suffering.
t0afgHasfs lHsssspgrv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

To corn destroyed by horses. cattle,
and hogs. as different times, supposed
leo bushels, soy S30.
TO iime lost IA stopping hog holes.
repairing fences, and mending water
gaps say six days IN harvest, 50.
i 10 pucc q hog Of my neigLbof
Hodge. Tor which had to pay, having
logged Il in my oornhold so that 1t died,
10 iime ios, in attending a lawsuit
about a'd hog, and costs Of s1ii. 50
To lc,s at 4 'olusble dog which I
supposed Hodge bad killed, 10 revenge
fer fhc kiiling 81 his bog By said dog,
Dc. which could mol prove, s..
20 perpetual loss a Hodge firnt.
.hip which had been stcadlasi Tor 20
yeor- amount not known.
TO iho sporting Of my young horses.
smiths COW ana Hodges hogs. 90
ihati shall never Be oblc 70 fenee them
oot sGsctually hereslisr-loa' not
known.
10 keeping me in bad humour, fret!
led shd eubbei hesiS 90 TIE ssmmef,
damage incalculable
Total czel0siye 81 the three last
frms SIS.
ca.
By 200 rails, ihc number VnnGng 10
make ihc fence good bai which. ~
hey r.ua &c furnished ne1t fping,
ore only saved for orr yeaf. 50 that TIE
interest on their cost D. only saved
eos, 20 dollars. interest o., 40 per eenL
.a 81
By i4aor y hich would have been
required go pot thc fence n good con
dnion say 10 doilsrs 81 most, Sos vhich
BE- $50 10 be done. u only entitled r.
p credit DO toe amount of interest 81 IN
the-iofmer case, 81.
Total. 2 90
Balance against BAD fences, f6 90
And ihe said debtor lbad fences) Be-.
inguiiedy niolveHl, che whole smsunt
Is irrepafabiy Lost. except q hss taught
a lesson thsi may BE usefui hereafief.
6TLvEsTHR Slows.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
Flower, and Sweet Herb
seed,

9NuE following Flower Seed, viz:
NiNsd Poppy. Orange RuG Marygold,
Mixed lioiiyh0ck, Crimson Coxeomb,
Purple Seabfus. Venus Looking Glass,
Sweet Rocket; LsTkspur.
Marvel Of Peru, Mixed Sweet Peas,
ColuHbine. Scarlet csesbs,
Large Afr,ean MARY gold,
Alized LupiHs, White Amaranthus,
French Pi0Ssrs. Scarlet Amsrsnthus,
Hsfiegaied EaphoVbia,
Mixed nSoloalas,
MgnOnetio. sud soap Dragon.
Sreef HgTb Seed, viss
Sweet M1rloran. Rue,
Thyme, ROssmssy,
Sweet Bsst, summsr Savoy,
LavendsF. saEc,
Received sid fog.sais %
DC. sTRAlTH's DRUG STORE.
March %. 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
GENERAL INTELLIGENcR.

GEN. ScorT.-It is stated in the
New York Express that Gen. Scott has
been ordered TO The Cherokee country,
10 take command OF the forces. consist
ing Of six regiments Of regulars. that
are 10 be stationed there 10 ensure the
removal ofthe Indians without disturUl
ance.-BaH. finer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

Erseriion The Sheriff Of AIleeha.
ny county. Pa. under date Of the 3lsi
uli.. deposes IN doe form % law, before
one Of the Aldermen Of The city d
Piiisbufg. that on the preceding day
isn minuges before tao O'Clock. ?. NJ.
he bad executed gANEs CALtTco. pur.
uuani 10 his sentence. within The walls
q ibs prisoD aud IN fhs presence d
certain ministers 81 the Gospsisaiiend.
log Physician. Jailor. &C.. ioesihof uiib
tWelvs reputable Witnesses, whom he
names, 81 having been selected BY bin
foF that purpose. By lew Of Penn.
sylvania, aD sgecolions ere hsrsehsr 70
Be conducted in this private nsaasf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
SEHnH.


SEEDS.
His assortment ~ now general and -utieient
for the demand Of the seighborhood among
the lssi received are Aangol Worried, Gil
ant Asparagus, Yellow Field Pumpkin. b.
shops Eariy Dwarf Peas, Sinelairs White
Flat TurbiP, Carolina aud common Water
Melon, Early Blood TurniP Beet, Long D.
range Carrot. Large Swelling PsrsniP, Paris
White Onions, Double Parsley, Scarlet and
Salmon Radish, Early Msgnum bonum and
several other kinds Of Lettuce : Drumhesd,
Flat Dutch, yellow and Green Savoy Cab
baEe Bunch squash or Simbiin, Short Ockrs
Tart Rhubarb. Large ciiron Melon. Pomgrs-
mite Melons, Nutmsg do, Flag Leek, Cay.
snne aud other sort Of Pepper. Bene Seed.
Siberian Ksie; great variety OF Snap, LII
ma, and other kinds Of Beans CommOdor
PoIter's ChIIisn squash. or llree Globe Win
ter Simblin; Cro0ked-Neek Winter squash
Flower and Herb Seed Potato Oats, (Ihe
best ever seen in this eouotry)
The foregoing list names but \ small part
Of the macy kinda Of Seed which he offers
for aale-his supply never having been more
general.
Charlestown, March 90. 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
DETRolr. March 81

-fnoiher Sub Treasury eIpEodeI-
We learn that Allen Huichins. The Re-
ceiver at the Lonia Land Office, has
taken TO himself wings and fed. leav-
ing Uncle Sam minus some $40, 600
or : Is, 0OO.-.HIrtJtisr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

NAMES BROWN. st the Chsrlestown
q Apaihe~sry. Hoax and Seed Store. 10 nov
receiving. Aai has been ior some w-sks st.si.
Tnaay srtisies lsiopging 10 the several brsnshrs
Of busisess, In ~h.sh lac has for several seur,
beea engaged DE will siso. for snupr wesk . vet
To como. be receiving further supri,-,, ahi,i hi,
sssosine,st tur spsing and aamnser sAlss be eoas-
plsie- Ills present sssortmvut Of
Medicines, Paiais and Dys-.SJsEs
vs. quite general. lie has aadc.l, within > Crv
t.,s back. many nev and valuable School Hooks
d cell ia the Classics - Tor common schools.
via; Apgrl's Settrs OF School Books, No. 4. 2
and s. Cosaley' = Silsliing Hook, Websfcr's do.
El<mrntssy 80 New fosk I'r~eepsor anil SV~ll-
iag Book, AL os Gtimshsv's lIistary With qacs-
Mons, National Reader. American Fita Clsss
Hook. Mheiplry = Com,,eRd Of iiistory. Dosisl's
P~rk's. Pixies. Jess's, tteahstt's. willeu', sed
Smiths Arithmetie: Olhey's, Smiths w sd
bridE-'s. Camm'rgs' aud wiIlstt's Geography
and Ail.si P~i-y : and Cnmnsisgs' 1T i-1sea.
Zee tr',srsPhys P-'lry's IL and 81 books of His
tofyi Walkers sclsssl Dsetioa-Fy, Ba, hsh's EN-
tiository fI-kS Grrrk tsrsmmsr aa,l Ezrrvisrs;
b-ii-y', Aigvbrsa Walkers Geometfy. t..ns-
merr's Survey ing. E.hsld's Philosophy. Por-
1rr's Analysis. T,sll's SlWir,',s Manual; Letter
aud MttiaE P.p~r. do do Tulvs.
tie has also just rveciyed, fresh supply Of
CrOmWrli's Early Frame Peas, Dwarf MTrov-
fat dos. Early Yosk CAbl.sze Seed, &c. Ne. 10
Which will be added in lev DAYS, x,rsl ssrie-
" % ntier Serbs Tor spfisK and srrnn.ev ssies -
Ilis business will Ne continued ~ usual IN the old
staasA aud every aitent,oa paid to insure general
sssisfss,ioa- lie ia'iIss all persons to examine
his stock
(,ha,lsstown Nf,rrh q tssa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

4 HAVE jest received from Baltimore, .
Il variety of fresh GsFdsu SEED have .
quaotity % NaBEold Worried Sssd-a Vege.
'ahio % The bssi kiad-eEeeedingiy Ene feF
ftosk IN winter. JAWS HIGGINS.
she pherdsfovu. March %. 1923.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
Isrle.town, March %. 1893.
VEGETABLE SEEDS.

TENHE following Vegetable Seeds are for sale
Il at }. a. StraitkS Drug Store, viz:
Red Marrow Dwarf Beans,
China do. do.
Red French do
yellow, &c wesk) do.
Lima, (isrge,) do.
Bariy Marrow Dwarf, Early Bish- { ppe
oP Dwarf, and May Frame
Winter and summer eroOk-neek squash
Small egg Squash. Best Satisfy. Long swell
log and other PsrsniPs. I.oag red. mammoth
red. and other Tomato seed Early eiiIeis,
brown head, brown dutch. drum head, and
magn0m bohum Co.'S. ar ice Lettuce seeds. -
Strowsburg. whsle. and red Onion seeds -
LoHg Orange aud sesrlet Carrots. French SUI
gar, early blood TuruiP; and long blood Beet
seeds. Early york, dram-hesd. early ,ugsr-
loaf, esrly savoy. spd lat dutch i'ab6age
seeds. Green euried scotch Kale. Yale Can
talouPe Giant Asparagus. white solid Gel
cry. Red turuip, long whiIe, loag white ne
plus ultra, and scarlet Radislies Early
frame, long green, and early cluster cueum-
bers- Green Citron. Nutmeg Melon. pom
granats Melon, and other varieties Of AIusk.
Melon seeds. Purple Egg Plant. Double
Parsley. GSrdep eurled CTess or Tongue Grass
Early CauhHo~er Rhubsrb, for Tarts.--
SsVsra! kinds early garden Corn
The above seeds are warranted TO be fresh
sne genuine, having been raised by one Of
the best seedsmen aud florists ia America.
April 5, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

A FaEsH suFpiy q Csa5y. OrauEss. e.
n noes abd tesi ina.a Preserves. for sais
g JANIS Ht0otNa.
shsPher3stosn, Msfsh 20, ia59
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

The School Master is abroad in the
land. and, We are happy 10 ibink, the
people arc becoming fully alive 20 the
Conviction that the sheet anchor Of oui
couniTy's safety and prosperity is Eda-
cation. From the East AID the West
the North and the South, accounts are
flowing in. Of the adoption Of sysism'
n public instruction. This Is right
To a selfgoverned people the light VI
knovledge is indispensable. II clears
away The misis Of deception. end DIS
pels The darkness Of PREJUDICE. u Will
cosi little patience. bot The day Is mol
far distant We sincerely trust, when
The name 81 American will be synony.
nous with that Of educated man. snd
when passion and ignorance Wiil bow
~ the fooi-siool Of Universal Know-
ledge - Ben. 8mSrfcgH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

The Uniied Slsies Gazette riaiss.
that thirty ihousand Wild pigeons we're
recently taken near hat city 81 q sin
gls baai. Doubifol
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

The Royal Family Of France Is chs
ractsrised ss ihe most amiabie IN The
world. We would eEeept oue--your
family, FeadeTi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
CArhARINE. McINEIs

The story was told. The small sum
Of money which Cathsrine had deposit
ed in the savings fund 10 give a little
consequence TO her marriage festival,
bad been Withdrawn 10 give her "decent
burial"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

james brown

SiNCE the date Of his last advertisement
- has received n farther supply Of
GARDEN AND TARn0IMd
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VNHE following Vegetable Seeds are for sale
Il atJ.J. H. SirsiihS Drug Store, viz:
Red Marrow Dwarf Beans,
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Rank. OE NIIiS:INIs.

The following is copy of The Bank Bill
which has jus passed both Houses Of the Lee
gislature.
IN act concerning The Banks IF this
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CoRNFIELD PENCE

Nov 2Uth. 1877.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector., 1838-04-14
N office.

TT ETTERS of administration were
A granted to the undersigned, at the
March TerV of the honorable FRO"
bate Court Of AnGite county, on the estate
of George Wilson, deceased: All persons,
having claims against said estate, VIII
present them duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, otherwise
they will be forever barred, and all per,
sons indebted to the estate of the said
deceased, will call on the subscriber, and
settle their accounts without delay.
DANIEL WILSON,
administrator.
March 81. Got