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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

Sgepaiiy. -hbott Sfieo, 500 Of In
Gle sans money viii be required TO
pay the expenses for Mackenzie and
has patriotic Supporters on the CanadO
frontier. When the last dollar IS gone.
which is nigh az hand. Uncle Sam viii
learn that charity begins at home"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
.VTtr FAN and EE-imfer

GOODS
EATE lIANE received (aut he'd on sa'e
w for some daYs)a cofip'rie assortment
or Rae Gsss EgTssFer g. DOES,
20 which nc invite tie attention Of our Gus
toncrs, and tkc pubic generally I'VE deem
catalogue unnecessary, % nc have most
articles of confJrS saa utility such ~
Drs Goods, 0rocerios, Liquors, ines.
HSrd Wac. CUTLERY. Gecens-iNare, Glass
and Chips Do, Boz Iron, Sirop Iron, Stcci.
Nail,. sc Sc. sii 81 which win be sold on
the very best iorrns io punctual customc r.
On credit or for current Sank Notes, Govern
Hient SHE Fia-Iers, or exchanged for Couu-
iry Produce.
WILLIAM s. lock & CO.
Charleston o~' 20. ts9l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

fGafN5T
i..r Sii..r Er-r'.r ~ Ctr.fu r- ST. 80
cl.t.'. r.' Sfr-.i So - 49, a.HIr So BE-
rrsc.'arllf ba.I r,i OIL .-f Ftr H'lr
r-ei- ra,rF &c b1lis non ri'i r .-fN -a-
aF3 U ias- sIrf--, f.-1tt u,I art,-rt
SIii-r er@ S-lf Stfr -.f. a.
eri Jeta Sfrii.r p O.. tr;t4 ..rt1 % Ma ~,
aimiaJz a'os dc bonis non t-itb a., ,-H an.
nsTsi y add isgfc SfidSr, u-il ihs sai4 Iaan
Sfrider rs oommiH,r n 7Eorar, Stride. and
Samgd Shitrr and HR-y Slridr. tu-.iiss 10
H. bond rir-u ty s.it JlL,i ~ -llfes ~ aid
lt,wu N'fitr. Glt Jlhn Pr-i %, St-4r ~
tsf trErfg, si' ~ sYcA llifr. .srrfry ~
Ia1ml5 Slitr, t-rrat. saL ~ f-t r,..s
y fas s.f3 - S'rtr, O. f.fs o.. t-.4
Joku Sfrifr fhe raiai Srliur' Sf-f'T. o. ssiF
ntiii1Fs Si,iisr ii11- Sirtlsr. iac ss.d fA,ar,t
Str,L,r, Hsir iirfgr 90 .H4-aa C5uriv, Iiy-i-
Iiia, JchH Stride ant J41ai Sf,idrr, AIRS a,
J7cob Shiir. d,rR, Thsmu S'riflr. J7eph
S,yiSsr, (a5r,lf-,l and samuel. .H4rrsrsi ara
John, (iHtr,,fs,} children sili asas 81 Pli.f8.
SiriAr b, deceased, Ei-l5sh AID HiIiru,, hsirs
y -Vr,g Tif'n. d.c'd, rlnfriy Macy shtf-r.
II ihs S,ais ~ Oti'; Lr-rc'ir, I11c. Thcma.
Jss.ph arr Platte, hsi,' 81 Phsbs K,srt. tsff
ftsbs Sir.fs~ - OAio, md n.e cblIr,n ant
h0frs II Ei,-abfh FsHEs, 5ymfyis Eli-assth
SH.tar, re: sally Be'isr, triL,r. f5raisFly
Sally iaih-, Ta,H4l Eryfy, au3 .uHiI his
rge, Formerly Main fvif - Nc state n
Illinois, Ch~ifiiHns FoUks, Charieer Tsukc.
"a Ht stat y Ihl0is. bI1- Foitks anil Inch
fouir, 7iii SliIg IiHsii. rid0t- Joymr5 ~ Sol
" Sh,dsF, Ch1fietis HlH, tri58,r, rrnrrly
ChDloHs Sir.der, 4 Ilu0is; sul ihe dfrisff,
Of haie SiIIirr, me eiisr, ICED. o. rat. fhs
said Jaha St'iasT Samuel UiE,ln, Haae anf
HrHry Siriirr. Jahu md Jle75 SlriJsr, heirs
a Jacob St,id,r a-c'd; Thomas, Jos-rb, (a-
d,is,) and Snsiasl, .NvgIrsi aud John. lin
fis's,l Children ali hairs y Philp SfriSer
Eh-1.sta aud Hil,aaH cilircu an! hsi4Y ot
Mary Tim. CoTm,siy .Wtry SLtff, LucretiI.
hste, IheW1', JessEi ant Phgtg r.iil-en and
hsin u Ft,t. Kry,s. i-;s PAsts SfriEsr. HHd
SJy BrSfor. -Irpsrig silly Fpuks, TI.asaas
hegss aa6 .Nsr his .riJs. tars,syiy -sfuia
io,tis. Cifiii1na feHks aipi Cs1rlsR, Foak,.
Children and asi,s II EEsaieh q ale. G,r-
ESr'y Eli-a5sh SHiir, Sl,g T.g5F rui5ir,
JarHlsTig sally Sbiisr, Cha isHs H.H, Jof-I
Etviy Chsgial. Sil.hv, DEFExpANTs,
~ CHANCEKYv
e a y motion OF the complainauis. by their
~ counsel Robert T. Brown s. appointed
GUARDIAN n hfsHi Cor the infant defendants
who ihgrcupon filed his snswer. and IL aa-
Dearng TO The Court that the sgbp1na 10
'his cause has been duly served upon the
home doftnJeut. more tAau fogJ months be-
fore this cause was set tls hearing IS to thcn
and they siiil fohing 10 appear and answer,
except the defendant, Ioho Strijcr. who up
pa has motion this dos madc. was permitted
~ tie his answer, 90 Vhicb thc pl1iutiHs re-
llicl generally Il b. ordered uat the BIZ
's % INC home d-lopdlHti De taken for con
cssci sN-gP. ls 81 ;ae said Iohn Sirjtor.--
And u further lrrcarlrr o. She Cont that
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
tee, (rosA ,i5.hgc Of
Fruits, CCaGCCtiOlary, Sc.
2 Fancy Articirs.

stationary ANA Fancy Articles.
Lad Peuel's 90 oscty which resembles sold
color lcsi llid on thc paper
Motto seals, IN great irauspsreut Maf,fs
variety Red and lilue Writing
EVer-points, &c pencils sand
t'lasi6 other inkstands Hack Lines
indtan lnk Visiting Cards. plain
Litter X sritins Pspcr and fancy
SuperfEo l., tier - Gard Cas,.i
pvf, sssuttCd c1lofs Pun, Ulur. end lilac
Note Paper, plain and S-uevrs, painting
wairred, assorted CO. and t,ring
lours Cold and Morocco Pa
Iuitcd sin'cs Govern per, Tor fancy wotk
mcnt Pens Richly embossed and
Commercial DO stamped Cards, for
Imperial ID making ecmrc-tillc
Psrtectum DO Baskets aud Cs-d
lstdies' Pena Rscks, Of great Va
Pocket lnkstands riciy "a pattern and
Geld Ink, tht. trace Of colour
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

FHViE -Gbseuber7 take this mejhol e
III t0rptins tie customers 81 The TUBp
MILL pod fafwor generally, that thcy lasa
catered toto partnerships N The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
Fresh .WaI0-a Grape,

aNiGS, Cilron, Prunss. SC, just received
n and for salo,a DR. stratus Drug Store.
Chariestown-
Jan. j., 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
Cl0fiS, CHssiI,,erCS, S'r.

Super. blue, black, dahlia, brown..o
green, mkt. and cinnamon CLOTHS and
CASSlAERES,
STRIPED figured mud plain Saiilncis. q 81.
poTior and other guaiitius
Bearsku and Pilot cloths, of an cxccllrn'
quality,
Pulled Linscys.
Striped md Plain Lirsrys.
Cut Velvet Hnd silk Nostines,
SILK Velvet and Satiu-faccd DO
heriuO, Swaasdowr and Vaion-ia do
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
Connii -sioncr's Onire,

iliAHifsIuH Jan -. i-i-
So JNDEi nr shove orifr ~ Court.
fbe creditor. ID H.heIt tss. Deed. srftcrs
~ rtf1.rsf 81 esf.tr Utr eiaiHs 0fr-it
pf0rtaJ af.Iast saii Asis. at ths egirs Store
sa.'. .h r.ltlsI itr lHh lay .frfsf saeth
tft-r11rf 90 WoHIuIN8ToH.
I.n tf I-I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

CASH FOR NEGROES,
= WISH 70 purchase az soon os possible
y Iltrf NEGROES, Tor which number {
will pny higher prices in c.,h than opy por-
ch1scr 'n thi8 market. Per OPS who may
have negroes tor sale. are invited 10 cal aud
see me iu Ntnchustgg--or if announcement to
DO 80, ar2 requested % address ne a line,
90 which iv,il give immcda-c attention.
". a. DANIEL.
Manchester. Sept. -, is37.-tL
Cash Or M5420G8s
= vih % purchase 60 NEGROES
n irrm tha .sse4 90 G a. 30 ytrra. or ri.iCh
Jt.c most ln>rti ,ilcss ,s cash Mil De aistu.--
I,ru-Ia h1SinE " -r1cs % s,ll, vii. s'gtg their
iuirrv.t 'y c7!bos ga ths snbscriuc-. Lcgters
oU uc sueie,, 40 Dc rrom.ii, ati-aj,j e..
NAi a.. GRlGGS
Charlcstowu. Nov. ., tS5I.-tE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
EnsI..h IscanrIn,rn1--

i'Fi.tEfIt'iAt htaatur. NrlfiuE. IurI.sf
Grammar, GeggraPbs, History, and Ariis-
metic.
Pr.Frrai,5y SttF., fruii si-tf1the g.H -i4lr
Cgmse, erf7 any ~ err faHgft-
C'evclands First Lesson, LATIN Reader.
hf,, and second parts. Cou.c.m. Nepss Vlr
Run.U, Cesar, The Tncfd, Cicero. ENsr-
Case, 90 Latin Phrase Book and LATIN Tnior.
ipi'ome &C Greek GRAMMAR. Fisscs Greek
"rHrm1r ani FxerciSrv, Gu~7 N.rar1.
Greek Reader. Four Gospels of tho OK. 8
Testament, Algebra aud Gcou.ciry
CaIe.a. C.wa-
saIl1st Ivy, uorocr, ,5eorgics. Cicero.
Re o'atHs, &c Slnoctuie, end De Amc.ua.
Cicero De- Draior-, racH1s, Rcm71 k1it.si-
tc', NrHophon, GFgr1 iora HOMER. 80
Ee'rt, 6romsirs. TuEonomcify. Nrrprs-
tlen, Nav uon. Surveying. Civil tu-iarer-
ius, Doau Sections. Analytical Tf.spUUm--
tfy- fiafsicsi Gcosr.phy. Tflrsi1iioH. Eas.
lish temI 0.itiou and DtclamauoH
Tmroa Boz tie English Dc-
b. T. preparatory ''"'
Department.. 1TI
D. d. Collegiate
Department su
.re IS ara Csl Engineer
Ilr .I.
it.f al.rtJ believed, U.tur rrr.8
rlrH ri t.. roaisur1. soH t8aElcd 70,
.l-ra. lhar. asl crgt rsrt. to hs
rtIHerNF weIui .l tea.tef-. u.II rr.a.r
Pos i.'....a F.rt.y no 81 hler1l s.afe Of
..i...r .a.I..arr
it.as 70 ainnsieu are. a moral Choir.
raHf.uarrs in ur ia.ti4lhsa
'.- Preparatory Uo8rle. srf
NrH
Good fl 90 taa fr ..r a.H.r
llf t,F..f ~ Gle st4atau Is a1saf-
passed
s-f7f lefthcr nfrrnst8n. spr.y b.
.h- insir1ct5rf. or tbo Trustees o. 10 So.
riuafy
81 CR}MCR. Fsrstaf
ANu. hFNEEuY. .r.
o. g. WASHINGTON.
r. DAUDuERTF.
joins PETEH,
W1. o LOCK-.
o. DOUGLASS.
it n HhOWS.
AND ftNTEn,
fhUEH JONES.
So LAKELAND.
MATTHEW R1Ns0v.
Nov SD, 1897
gaTf rrsrrq npfmeaor.
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C0SicOes, .TsESIiHs. SAGICSS,
ktAPu&. ts'r.

ESQ pieces super. French, English. and
American CAiICOES, vhigh, or beauty
ADD style IS not surpassed by any.
PLAID. figured, and plata super. Mus..ns.
Plain aud figured Bo5binets, and Book
MIslius,
Linen Cambria, Fancy Silk. and Tibet
handkerchief,
ca and "a Cambria and Jaconet Hand
kCTchicGs,
Scotch Plaid aud Cotton Shavls,
Large and small superior MeFino do.
Plaits, Dirds-Eye Diaper, Iri-h Linens.
Super extra, plain, and has Choppas, Pom
gee and SpitalGsld Handkerchiefs,
Prussian and other Shawls, OF various quail
Itie, and patterns,
Merino, worsted, mohair, and cotton Hose,
Super. Hoskin, Berlin, and Beaver Gloves,
Silks, Grapes, FT01iIieIs, sc.
Super Italian and other SILKS,
Black Italian 6rayats,
Plain * Snake-skiH Stocks, a new article
Italian Grapes, plain std ls'd Ribbons.
Scarlet. white, rcd, aud green Flsunels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

UoHN n SrRAiTH IA. removed he
% Drug md Fancy store 20 the house late
y occupied BY George ". Iiamuond, Fec.
~ a store house. where he viii always have
ga hand fall assorimebt OF
OILS. Painfs. Dye Mhtis, -Heiieihes. &c.
aud will be Pleascd TO acc ms friends. Those
IN want Of such articles, are invited To exa-
n1ins his assortncnt.
Cbarlesiown, Dec. ., 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

poVERrY.-O one MoWqNf families
pei day applied or aid. during last
week. 60 the Commissioners of the New
York .7i,zs8ou.c. That establishment
Is crowded with paupers; The numtcr,
now there. IS f.es hgRsGad
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
-o7TT,,

CARRIERS HOTEL.
"a SifB subscriber rep ectfuily announces TO
n ms former customers and TIE public &C.
neraliy. that be has opesed
HOUSE or ENTERTAIrnE1Nr
IN the large and c0muaotio0s three story
brick huiidius of Mr George ". SsPpington,
two doors West uf the Court-llouse. Char'es-
town, where he viii be happy 10 receive =
call ffom thUse who are dlsposed Co rstrOns,e
ban D. n. CARTER, .iysHi
Noy .. 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
Silks, Grapes, FT0mneIs, sc
"A cGriefy Of substantial s.
E61llF9 .EFficEgs.


Green Blonde Wells, Green Baraize DO.
Ladies Scarfs, new article OF the latest
fashions,
Bobbinei Foctinss and EJsings,
Threod EdEinys and Lares,
Cotton. WEBB, and Buekssin su,Pender.,
English MeriGos,
Super. and common 81 Table Linen,
BaTusby shifting,
tcrDoublc Foundation, Urash, and Waddinzs.
Brown Domestic CotIons, Of dilieren fac
Mics,
II md Is super. and common bleochee
uslins,
osaa5urg-, Linens, BedTick ing, & Checks.
suCantou Flannois Of sll colours,
Csmbiei, Tor over coats ana eloaks, 81 q
pSrior quality.
quLadiss' kid and Beaver Gloves,
do. silk liose and half Hose, Of extra
ality,
Ladies Corse, Laces and Braid,,
Combs. OF every description,
Mo Auan Blankets.
Rose md other Blankets.
EscGCIy-1Igfc CEo7niGg,
Rsaly-mado Clothing. OF al Kinds aaJ
quality.
EsO0fs CfHcI shoes.
GraHrmen' ROOTS and sIl0Es OF all
qualitIe. and slzcs.
Boys 60. DO
Ladies' furella, French hid. seaIskia
aud other Shoes,
Ladies' Cater Boots, sealska Morocco
Boots and other Boots,
Misses ard Children Roots anj Shoes %
various k.als,
EEaIs and Gaps.
Black SIX and Tas Hat, of Different gal
iics.
Meas and Boss caps. Of aGersn, iLss
Groceries, Qucesss tcare s.
Hard sUOTc.
N extra assortment q Groceries q oil
kinds,
So additional ssssiipert oC gu..rf.wsre
n 90 4uaHu.s ans sizes.
And futrsf- rssg.trr-t ri tllrl-aart
70 different ipiirna. ESQ., Er
SAMUEL GIBSON
HArrrRe .Ffpuy.
Dec. q 1871
gTItLETs R0T4HE .ENU f.4Hlos.
EZCULzE5.
FHNifL rHtfrril-r uHI receive orders for
rs stluir} srcifhfeteJ C.ak.sy OK D. W..
afttl rs llrJ stl Pc bed RIO u.e msru.
farurrf'. prices. aHt uo addition of ilsrs-
fofinuro They may be s.cn in U,e ~ Car.
tefs bolsi CO. hEIE5
ChsrIes'ovo, Jan. 4, i-2s.
Oats TAINTED.
~ Il Tr uH 7.Fe eaah f.rs Iaf-r rnsrutg
w ofuAI7 fIeHtrf-l d. Hr sa4.grf
Nathe Fs. st Cameron depot. GO 90 lbo sut-
aefhrrs atiisFru ffrrf
WAGER G co
Sept On. is77
PLAsTER.
NFE IRE nov receiving a5out 900 tons II
" PLASTER. which aeuHf sfIl low f.-
cash. WAGEH e. co
iiarrer Ferry Ap51 o.. 1881
Corn aud Pork.
'FeIiE suhsrF.hcr1 sish O., gureis,s looo
baTreh 81 0onH. aHi 20 600 -
EOh4 kkHEs e. BOY
tharieafoau. Dee iG. 1887
E0rd Kegs
Hw1r ..ff,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
= NEE SrppLY OF
JAIL sz.5l.G w. .- s.-.l
GSSZS.
GOGDD@

of every description aud TsshisD, and The
LATEST patterns lhe markets. can produce.
which cannot o. surpas-ci ~ any 30 the
country OR beauty. style ard durability. all
Ot which via DO sold RIO urususl tow price
for cash, or GA credit a. coed aid punctual
eLstas.crs. 10 inriies alii0 search &C good
haTr.igs, to csi 1nd cNluiu1 hi, stock bs-
fore pIflhas,r- eEcvhers, as he asslrcs
ther uouIus hal be Wasting 90 bt, part 20
please. So stock consists IN part II the
follow in., article. W.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

Csrisis' Dfeisisa III hes been decided m
England, that man Is net accountable for
tic support a bis vife. Il shc has proved I'M
faithful 20 him pa; tho necessary. rvrersc,
for her mainienaHcr, are charzel8le to her
FNrHER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

poVHRrY.-O one MomqNf families
pei day, applied or aid. during last
" eek. 60 the Commissioners OF the New
York .4i,zs8ou.c. That establishment
Is crowded with paupers; The nuwtcr,
now there. IS f.ses h9Esgnd
ne ll,caiicy.-So mild winter a.
The preFent. has seldom q ever been
experienced IA this pint OF ihc country.
As 81 evidence of this fact. wc learn
that Viper wns kil,oa on the South
mouutoin on Thursday last. IS hiyh when
attacked showed battle. end was rs
active as such snakes generally ore IN
mid summer Hgmteryjurg R,Pos.
Frou, Isaa.ry I. 1871. Q, Jaruary :. iggS
u,,rr vesr 17t3 de.,hs - usidn.er, male,
i.-2, f,maies ~, --aho died 9th, iisvins
H.,a,,s
Abcess, >; Apporlcxy, - As,hra.
1. Barns, II, Cancer g., Casua'ly,
Chicken PoN 4; Chdd.hed. %; Cholic,
Cnmp 9. Chelic. bilious Cholic.
painters J. Cholera iuflnlum. i3l,
Conclusion of the hria ! Con iipa-
ton Of the bowels. ! Consumption.
80; Confusion !; Conyulsious. -,
Group, 30; Death by siabs. y, Dca,i
BY blows, 6; Disease Of tue pra~srllc
gland. ]; Disease ofthe spine. }. Drop
~, 30; DroTsy IN the head. u, Drown
ed, 81, Dysemcncria, J. Dysentery
81 Dyspepsia, /, Exposure 20 the cold.
:; Fever. bilious, b; do. Catarrhal,
-. do. Con yyslive, =. do. Gastric. 3:
do. intermittent IL, DO. Scarlet. 1874:
do. Typhus, Il; Fracture. /; Govt, ,,
Gravel. ): Hemouhage. {: Hives, !.
iydrophobia. ?, Inflammation, /; do.
OF the bladder, !, DO. Of the bowels.
10; DO. OF the brain. J.. DO. of the
kinlnoys, ,; DO. Of the liver, I: DO. OF
the lungs, =. do. Of the stomach. 3:
Intemperance, 35 Jaundice, >; Liver
complaint, l3; Lockjaw, 3: Mania, Z;
Marasmus. b; Measles, ~; NORTH
cation, 10; Old eye. 93; Organic dis
eases Of the henrt, :; Palsy, IL; Pleuri-
sy 66. Poison, l. Quincy, :: Rheu-
ma,ism, 3; Saint Viius dance. !; Scaid,
T. Scrofula, IL; Small pox, ~, Spasms,
,, Still-born, ly6, Sudden, -: Sui
eide, >, Teething, y; Thrush, 6. Tu-
mour, fungouS, /; liberated sore throat,
]; Unknown, adult, l3; do. infontile,
so; Vlrio,oid. l. Whooping cough.
50; Worms, II. Total. Pill.
The population Of Baltimore is about
90 coo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

sale and Epfaafer
HF rs a't tr ETFFg F. rvs
I Iar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

VIRGINIA. eif
in tte CrrsE f Crtsf Tes ..I
ctar-rp l.r Jcicrsso County, .atertar
Eh
John B ul.I.a. rtstaftrF.
AsAfe
tlizabefh Asr. uiJDa snj feiirt 0f Robert
Avis. dtcj a1d others DsrHrpasrs.
o. CUfTCFUY
FHFHE .rHss rnmIr~ on r o. tesrI tEu
@.trHaef o. a1
.F. beg a ofEs
r UH.f.f .rfF
fa- fs fate sH afe.s.t aitte 400 Hort
the s.lsia ~ la- fal Es.sf. sss Ier
shows .hI tu r. IIIJ Ituaf
r..s.. 4I.tr
BDBr O. BLOWS C.r,k
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

WI suhsrFihcr7 aish o. guffhure 1ooo
5aGrfh 81 conn sai 40 900 -
PORK kgYEs 4. TBY
thsuefioau, Dee 90. 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

II Seieniiiie like The Society Il Arts, iu
London, have been hllisonciy hoaxed s
carriage with but one wccel. aad g. be used
without horses, vas advertised 60 bc exhibited
at certain place. Bud The members q o..
Society, and It's public 10 Koucrai. afre il-
vited 20 come ari examine Il. The ar!gr q
their expectation vas somewhat pcucd
Vhen they we're ah5wn a ri.tBp4ur'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

western paper states uai Mr. Isswsli
would be re- irei without the A. 30 doubt
~ it--s0d Gov. TaZe Teu would DC tte.V
without hn fr1 Fl, 3.b-ng tie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
EL.hgWETl

NJ ere nov ruceiving a5out 700 tons II
" PLASTER. Which aeuff sfIi low f.-
cash. WtGER g. co
tiarrsn Fouy, April O.. 1857
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

u is said thattho mofqriiocs in FI.rit1 col
no soldiers 20 tough 81 itat quarter. ttat tilrY
arc obliged e. carry griuJstoncs IN their 5acks
o sharpen their bills before they con obtain
any Of their patriotic tlool -fpl,f94- Sua
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

4 LaIYs opinion 11 3licrf f
Jsci.-The poet CarrhelI Gys 'hathr
once heard lady ofdiuir yushft bean
~ and rank defend Sic Ihrna Law.
renee from having been cmrstla in
paying attention l1 iad.es without Ir.
tending % follow them up by an .Irr
q BIS hand a gentleman remarked
that be thought Sr Thomas was high.y
blamcable: ''No. replied the lady
who was said 90 have been herrolf ne
temporary object n ih. greet psiniers
attentions. no, noi cxacily-not Boz
much % blame said de LADY mnHng.
ly. "Whai exclaimed toe gentle.
man. you 44ionish nc. not o. blame
him lof such conduct" mo. not SD
much. va stl ihe i8dys muuny &C..
sp1nse. Can sou rralIy. madam.
aaid tho gentlemen aeain. "ieirnd .uch
behaviour ag BE- etf,lr--'" "Why
nF.' intcuaf .cl the lliy zoo c1ui6
tbe truth. am fmy & opinion. that
'te majority ~ uamcn eoUIl rather
PEE wfrf a a.t arItf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

.W fv .Br1vrsf. "A msn hy TIE rars %
l'lt. was recently o. pretended for s;saling
bali bushcl Whata Er1rclcss rascal. % pre.
upon his own Kindred
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

VHtU5 article blmesi esnnuy gcurrcs
n stains 81 thk, iran.mol.i, Fruit. a-
from Lscss, Mutiins. Llutnani Cotton soats.
4ahoui .ho least ini1y fo ths ahcst a1d most
delicate toAturCs--fel sale ~
I0s q HAYS.
Harper. Very, nee :. is11
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

Fron, Jsauary l. 1871. q Jaruary :, is1S
u.,rr vevr -7t3 js.,h. ~ uslun.er,;- u,lle,
i.-1, f,uaies 1874, -aho Died ofill. 8 iigvins
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-25

a established fact agenersly recognised opinion that
the English people May be dined into anything They
are diaed into liberty, they dned into loyalty they
are ducd into charity they are dined into pety they
are dned into beraity they dined int orthodoxy
and they dined into heresy From dinner TO dges
aon the transition 10 natural And how much are opin-
IONS influenced by, and dependant upon. digestion.
LIMERICK FAsHioNABLEs AND LIMERICK BEAU
TiKs-The city contains hardly any very wealthy PEG.
pie; few with incomes above thousand a year, al
Though many approaching that sum. But, though the
inhabitants therefore, do belong the class OF those
who would be called wealthy people in London there
Is great deal OF prelensoR in their way OF hvng and
an air OF fashion in their appearance which is not sur
passed In Dublin. The streets swarm with Jaunting
cars and this not surprising in place where every
body considers himself entitled to the distinction OF
keeping who possesses income OF three hundred
pounds per year, who calculates being able to
spend that sum from the profits Of his trade Almost
every person. OF the slightest preension 10 resPectabi
~, keeps a man servants and this can more easily be
done, since the wages of such domestic rarely exceed
eight pounds year, except in great houses, where
sometimes ten pounds given. While talking OF this
portion OF the community, must notice the reputation
for female beauty enjoyed by Limerick for at least two
centuries. have hesitation in saying, important as
the topic is think the reputation is justly enjoyed
much greater namber of beautiful faces in pro-
portion to the size Of the town. than is usual and even
in the shops think the average very high indeed
On Sunday Limerick presents fair spectacle, in ev-
cry sense of the word and the Catholic churches, not
only OF Limerick but of all Ireland exhibit lar more OF
the devotional picturesque than you find IN most cou-
tries OF the ContnehLLeitch Richie IN Heaths Ptctur
iaHhdi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-25

Ivrsa ssr Kvesiax Ed6ss Of yestsrday.l s
EooxIsn--A sstiricsl poem has been just published
. Manchester entitled the Feast Of Folly The extract
nnexed has some good hitss is saustc, pointed and
or all these symbols taught the infant mind
o. all tAe words by Johnson e'er defined;
None so aluring ms the letter !" -
None so i'm portsnt 10 the low high
TIE him that speaks IL yields a sweeter sound,
Than hung Eolisn strings around
70 him that writes, Its form charms displays,
Than Beauty hings on Loves impassioned gaze:
IT'S dear - all every place and hour,
But most selov'd by Folly, Pride and Power
In this one word, behold all wonders meet,
The source OF all that's strange-and good-and great;
"P has the heetest horse-the steadiest bitch
'P'leapt the tallest fence-he brnadest ditch
Performed more eas-more bottles empted Than
Thou-they-or Others ever did or can.
81" has the finest picure-primest wines
The best carnauons--ftahlias-tulps -vines--
The cleverest boy-a babe that never cries
wctch-baromeler.- that never lies.
Blcst with prophetic eye and magic glass,
"P -foretold-whatevtr comes To pass
II cotton fall II said il would be down
If I've bankrupt, !" I" fore warned the town
"P knew and said on Chasge the man must go
True-and the warning helped tn lay him low.
Twas T. adjourned the HOUSEWIVES II proposed
Twas L. cos,ended- but twas nc that dozsd