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JOHN iOCK. Jr.
GEORGE TfTE.
H.HTER Shirley.
LINES W BROU.N.
THOMAS BRiSCOE.
fR.I|CIS G.iRB.NER.
GEORGE RIDE.NOTR
HHLLI-H RUSSELL,
JOHN ~ CLIFTON.
GEORGE EICHELBERGEP
DANIEL SNYDER.
iSf.iC CH.iPLLN-E
JOH.N ~. .fLLST.fDT.
JjCOR .fLLST.iDT.
JOIkN hiLG.fR.N. G.a,si,,
for "a heu, Of 5. Daisarn
JOHN .iLLST.iDT,
JOHN .uOIER.
D.f.NfEL .YOLER.
IS.LiC HE.>KLE,
JOH.N Hf.NhLE.
Jo-Ei!ILL\' kE.lRSLEY.
NAV .NOLER.
HENRY .uOLER.
JoH\' ROkE.>'B.iUGH
RiCHiRD HENDERSON.
COLIN PETER,
WILLIAM lucas.
ROBERT LUC.gS,
LEWIS ~ U.3STTLNG Ton.
JOHN ~ DUFFIELD.
"HLLf-h S.MILLuOOD.
nearly occupy the space bel~ cen
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" -, ."e unIess'sned, deem It duty We
w owe Ourselves. 10 fors~arn all n,..o,.
's.'n'' u'sp'ssing on our land. IN an, W.,
~"''e'e'- but more pattieulsrl, b, ,hoo,ip.
'Isteo"' Nv su5snIttine 10 the prv,en, custom
VI '1e country, We deprive ourseI,c, not osI,
u some OF the luxuries Of liie. bot are 800.
Jec"u 70 many ineonVcnieucie. aud are in dao
s'' o' meeting "Hh seN,re loses. We hon.
thi' notice viii be sufficient 10 prevent FOL-.
Hah'Sfes>ron- VI, hoseVer, It shall prov. an
'auhe,eo', the lsw Mil be enforced against All
offenders
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

hese lands nearly occupy the space betw cen
Charlesto"n and tlarPers-ferry.
Sc lt- II lsl- N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

tbstES ~ EHOftSHCpS.
I'VE subscribers have Just n,pl,ted their
nov Specimen Book OF I',hl-Fsced
BOOK q JOB PRINTING
IL PES,
FLOWERS AND ORNAMENTS
Inc contents u which arc herewith PARTIAL,
given f'''-''
Diamond, Pearl. No, aud
Agate, Nos l. J.! and 3
Agate on Nouparcil BODY,
Nonpareil Nos J, , , aud {
Miuoneiic, Nos. | and =
Minion, Nos l. 2 JaidI.
Minion on BREWER BODY.
Brewer o. MiuiDn BODY.
Brewer, Nos !, . snd L.
Brewer on BuTgeois BODY
Brewer on Long Primer body,
Bgfgcois on Brewer BODY.
Burgeois, Nos . 3 .nl
BGrgeois on long friaer BODY,
Long Primer. Nos / > .nI
Long Ffimsf On small P,cI body
small Pea, Sos I and ,
Plea on small Pcs body
Plea Nos ] , and 3.
Plea English body
English, Nos. AMI D
Great Primer Paragon, Douu!s EnxI,h,
Double Paragon Cannon.
fNc Line Pea Gothic Condensed 10 2j
seven Line and 20 Lice Piri Ornamental
!. ., ~ anG - Lines Plea shaded,
= 10, - and ~ Line Antique shaded.
ALSO,
large and beautiful collection az 81 oyV.
IRIS from Pearl 20 seven Line, Pie, soon, 81
which are not 10 be found h. o., other sn.,i.
H'vs.
new assortment Of Ornamental Da.hes.
'aust' u Card Border.
Near 2n00 Metal Ornaments.
Bra" Rule Iesis of var.ou. thickness
Astronomical snj Pho.ic,i sisrs
Metal and Brace Dashes from J 10 20 ems
long.
Great Primer and Double Plea Scripts on &c..
c'iued body.
D,p@ood and SonPareii Music of yar,ou.
kinds
An,qle light sod hssry face ,wo line istsr.
tuil.iaee Roman and Itaiir Nonpauei.
Mmion, BfCsltf, Lous Primer oiLcr Blacks.
Nonplfisi Ninion and Brewer Greek lie
bre~ snd SAXON.
iarss variety n Ornaments calculated psr-
ueplarly for the Spanish snd South American
Markets
spanish. Preach ard pof,ogus,s seesu,, far.
nlshed 70 order. Will essrs other article made
use u N The Printing Basiness su Of which
~so be flrnished az short noi ~ AZ roei ausii.
~ snd on 80 removable terms ss say Other es-
ta5isiment
CoNNER 4 COOK,
Cosa,r Il .Vapss s Ian sfs,n. ~ Is,E
Nov 8 1893
GJPfoprlstors of nswspapsfs printed within
any part Of TIE Uuted States 90 the Canadsa
Who Siii copy the above adsersfscmsnt three
tues add fof~rri copy coptsiniog the sane.
vii be entitled 60 their pas 90 any type cast al
our Fouudy. provided thcy take ieico che
amount ~ theif bills m tyre
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

We look pl'h wonder st l.c .pe,ade
Nhich Autonomy rierenfs to us 81 the
thousands of world. and .ys'eus ~ wo,i.is
weaving together Their hsrmoni4us move
ments INTO one great whole Bot the
siew q The hearts of men furnished b.
history coDsijefed - combination At
biographies o. immeasursbiy more awful
and raiheiic. Every water drop a. che
millions 10 HAT dusty stream BE- n lt,ps
heart a world n worlds iow sac, aol
strange and lad add hsing a thing BE-
only know 81 al Vho hss COINED knos
ledge by labor experience and suffering
anJ be khow % not perfectly
fBfvIr-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

Flcurnrf nf lba .sss fte ftrrn ernetrr no
tht narf never Toes h.'ow " They hss.
70 ffpp1 - ecfn annually arf Hs Hsvs-a
nar<'f ' '1rrlst I'm greer --f- sas., fse n
20 t-ar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

MtLANcHOLY SuIpwREcK u vas ro-
'iced a few days since that vessel bound
20 Quebec had been lost OIL the mouth of
the Cha.eur. and that % vas feared many
lives view lost The mail Brings the par.
ticulsrs II this ssd d,ssstef The vessel
was ;he Colborne. from London with =
cargo estimated at the valoe Of 1900 900
Forty passengers are said 90 have perish
ed. There was 81 600 N specie, which
u vss expected would ts Ssvtd ~ ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

30 e'Psn cl.Gafl am your csn,p.oy
reafyF
Yes Curnel ffsv &c."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

T.Nobfe Neaiimfnf The more aru
acquainted with agricultural afnr,. The
better ] am pleased with them. in so much
Inst J can no yhe-c find 90 great sat,,fae.
600 asin those pursuits. am iedt.re-
nec' DO" much more Gel ghuul 90 an Tn
debauehcd uind IS 'hc ask e improve.
nenis on thc earth. ihsn all Tie vain ,lo.
~ which can bc acquired from rs,ss.
'nE ct By ihe most uninicrrupiel career u
conquc4i.-- Hsstiogf5h.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

Tie Lexington ktL'lcky iu'sHlzsner
meuuaHs 900. rsip,IspoD 81 h,ybWsv
robbery and murder committed on ~.
-.Nh ..t go ihs BODY 70 Mf kennedy.
~ '.ninu county hy o. appears that
Nr b ga fc saue Jas led been in
LtVnt'an and has drawn money for
frusiouen o. hc amount 90 $50 md
sas ffiufniog home shsn % - sopgosed.
be wa' knncked down robbed ~ whst
money 30 bad atost hn snd ,ten dfas-
gfd soto the soads ~bffe b. budy ~ss
l9pnd Three Young men. The oldest e
shorn - b4' % years q age are susreeS
- u bsinS be no .istsu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
WILLIAM Lucas.

Ct'io'"ey at 9u,p,
rs removed has Once to tb. r., 49,
over the Msrkerhou,e. CL,tl.,,n,,n N"'
November IL. Is3s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
woods Patent Rocking
H-A-A!i;2a

S--l - AI9
gaVllE unIsr.' ."'d. a. Executor Of Andrew
Il Wood. decI. ~, SELL to he bigbs,,
bidder on credit u SIX months. before the
Couri-iiouse of jefferson county. o. .Mondag ne
lsh ~ y DresHiLfr nfxf lbeing The lsl dsy Of
CouttJ &c PATENT RIGHT of sad
Woods' improved PATENT ROCKING
AND REPoSING CHAIR for TIE
state 81 Nuginfa
ltis believed that ui. Chair combines great.
e. Advantage aud comforts than any other nov
in use. T. thc ,iCk and ipVaiid, % - sn insalu.
able intention, and hss been sought after from
ail psrt- 81 tie Uoi'ed States. and hs. received
The highest eommcndafions from editor. and
many oi thc most distinguished persons 90 ne
country. wherever q be-, found 80 way. and o..
quite sn ofasmrnt Tor parlor or ofice. u b,
rscnlrgs yet p.sin AND simple in its corsiruc.
N1n ne 90 ard n convenient sike and " iiI ~
doubt meet with very exts-.ive sale. ard
yield great profit o. aey person Who NAV pur.
chose tho rfzti and devote some stteuiipn 10
making aud vending them one fths.s Char.
can be- 'ecn. snd any reformation in relation
thefeto o5tlined. o. sny time previous % The
sale. by calling "a she subsrriber's fe.idence in
Chariesi1sn The rlicnt has shout y y.sfs
TO ron
Bond sod approved security will be required
n fhc pufchaser, ADD interest upon ths bond
until pad sANL ~ ALLENONG.
Er,Sa-r Il .fad,sU Wseii td,e'I
oct ~ is1- lis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

"l'' ' hcf 'rc.rj uop-ai 90. The people -
never wrong. ult ala sys eiiic..at"
When Mr Van Buren. the second
lime, recommended the Sub.Tlea,ury
scheme T. Congre,s he referred to a..
reverse iu New York aud sscribed them
to Bank influence and aterpofary panic.
lie then threw himself upon what he
called the sober secohi thought of IA,
people and seemed o. RELY confidently
upon a re action favorable 20 himself and
las policy. THIS ",c5c5 decision ma,
been had aud The ENpe.imcnters have
asa'u been siznally rebaked.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

We copy, as not altogether without interest.
ihc Declaration % Independence o. pa, ION. l,
tlir Patriots IN t.,u,l,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

\ PEluloTiHN Tfs fteiar -i5-urp,
N't'i' "n itsri at az T4..stAu..r. IA
'' Nrn''t winter na- ie qna'.d as afford
''' Cd t' i--y VI lleaI
II tie ,,,,c which New YsfL Va, al.
ready uttered "a di.fezsracd. aud thee
"'f'1'''fr MOSQUES 10 PERSISTED N I
var" you 10 hr"arc of Size lrrs o. No
'fH"l" iar iefsalce Viil then be Heard
nom ihc Alapuc g. tlc Iakcs. looder
nan ihc ui.iis ~a'arart NL.cl tLundef.
900 hci western border
The editors 81 hc C',he have ,tauncb
n,f'" ln their lat rarcr they .ay -.
ih'i" nothing bpraino, ,u tie elec.
Sion nc"S from Nca Yoia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

~" sober second h4I sht ~ he p.opis -.
''fei foHs 80, tsa hum
COMMENT
hr 't'ur 20 il.e entelcctan Ia Now
ai~. Mr Van Bu',n's oW1 slate
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
CAN AID A..
ANOTHER BA1~rIr

The correspondent Of the New York Courier
writes a. follows under date of
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gJProprstors of nswspapen printed within
any pat Of the Uuted States 90 the Canadss
who viii copy the above adsersiscmsnt thee
times snd fofwlrd a copy costsiniog the sane.
VII be snisilsd 60 their pa 90 Any typs cast a.
our Foundry. provided they take twice the
amount ~ their bills M type
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
SOLENNLY DTCLIVT

J That iUm ihs day forward ihe
PEOPLE OF LOWER CANADA are
absolvsd from 81 allegiance n Great Bri.
tain ~ fhf' fls -~ii'ir.i eerrsv m 10
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. CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS, JOURNALS.
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Storys Laws OF the United States in vols from 1889
TO ih OF March, 1887 The 4th vol contains index
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NEW NOVELS
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Refer
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AT A MEETING Of the Columbia Fire Company
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WIN w. STEWART, Secretary.
SIMEON BAssETT, Treasurer.
WIN X. TAFT, Captain of Engineers.
SAMUEL 5. BRiGGs, Captain Of the Hose.
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jan Ill
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Feb. ].
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PROPOSALS for publishing Second Edition of the
Il MILITARY LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, by
George Templeman. The first edition compiled by
Major Trueman Cross of the United States Army, and
published under the sanction Of the War Department
1925 II contains the important Of the resolutions
of the old Congress, relating the Army, from IT'S to
l7S9the Constitution of the United States, and all the
acts and resolutions OF Congress relating TO the Army and
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In country like ours, where the authority of the law is
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manifest but is especially present when large
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called into active service
The work will be Of royal octave SIZE and will be fur
nished to subscribers at 81 so per copy bound in law
sheep.
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SAMUEL HEINECKE informs his friends and the
- public that he has taken four doors north Of
Doctor Guntons apothecav store, ninth street, where
he will carry his business. He feels confident, from
his long experience in cutting all kinds Of garments that
general satisfaction viii be given TO such may favor
him with their custom. sep % 3taw3w
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british DRAMA, in two large octave Volumes
ID handsomely printed and well bound with engravings
containing hundred and twelve the best plays in
the English Language Price 81 So equivalent to about
4 cents for each play is for sale by
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T,oR THE USE oF THE METALLIC PEN
II Henry ~ Companys London Fluid which acts che
caliy uoon the Metallic Pen, reducing ith applied once
dav before writing 70 the soliness and temper o. gun
Pe 20. Nrr' F.TAYL0R.
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ADDITIONS DURING THE LAST TWO WEEKS.
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