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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
NO. 45.

classes and descend 10 the lower; this.
too, must be the course Of reformation.-
The gentleman gets drunk upou his vine,
the poor man upon his whisksy. The
gentleman CANDLES by stalking bis hun
dreds and thousands upon a game OF whist,
the turn OF card, OF the speed Of his
horse ; the poor man CANDLES IN the same
way, bat on n smaller scale. The drunk.
enness and gambling Of the gentleman do
not perhaps. impair his fortune-the
drnkiog and gambling Of one night sweep
the poor mans all and with i, his char
aoter and his hopes, aud his prospects;
AMI then you wan. a law TO prevent him
from dnnking and gambling. We repeat
IT. legislation upon these subjects is pro-
duo've OF no good. Public opinion can
put them down, and public opinion alone.
But II must not be that sort Of public
opinion, that sort Of regard tor virtue and
morality which regards the effects and
not the offence. which Never considers
'hesc things offences IN any but those
~ho have been the victims OF them. It
must be that sort Of public opinion which
"ars against the offence IN the walks OF life
II may be found. Your gentleman drunk
ard, or gentleman gambler. does O great
deal more mischief than your regular
drunkarl or gambler. Your gentleman
drunknrd OF gambler does the thing de-
cenuy-he leads the Young into Il. and
prepares hin for 4 yagabond. Who ever
knew young man TO commence his ca
reer Of Drunkenness IN d,rty hole, fire.
qnen'cd only by confirmed drunkards. or
his gambling u, the faro table of n profess
ed gambler No no these are not the
places ~here he begins; he is taught that
1T Is ecu'ccl 20 take drunken frolic oc-
oa,ionally, until be- becomes a confirmed
dFunkard. He H. taken into a room TO
play gentleman game Of zoo, or brag. or
poker and siurped Of his money and his
character those who have swindled him
are very clever leilpws-an6 YOU want
law passed then 70 prevent him from
gambling aud getting drunk
Nov, # vow want 60 put these things
down, commence a: the right place
Make IT disrepu,able Tor any body to
drink or gamble teach your Young men
10 shun gcn,cel drunkenness and gamb-
iLg and our word for i, they will never
take Up the other. Do this. and YOU have
no need for -i.lAtion To- prevent the sale
OF arden, spitIts or "uuish gambling. IL
you viii not adopt this coune, oil your
legislation al only Increase the evil.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
GENERAL INTEII.sGENcE.

On Monday last an election took place
in Boston for ttrfy.sir members Of the
Legislature, TO IN racmGes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06


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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
IfRW& ANlF

nf virtue Of a deed OF trust, executed by
~ Colin Peter 10 the undersigned as trustee.
(bearins date on the 9th day of April. 1898,
and duly recorded, for The benefit e John J.
Siuli. Cashier Of the Farmers aud Mechanics
Bank OF Georgetown, and DHshrod & wash
ingIon, shall proceed TO sell. ca Htdas,day
The sob day ef January, 1899, at Ridenour's Ia
'ern IN ialtown, at public auction 10 the high
est bidder, for ready money.
GO Heres Of E.E.s.fD.
More or less, being part Of the land now in the
possession Of the SAID Colin Peter and being in
two separate and detached parcels, To- wit
About FoTfy-Sir aud HAITI Heres in cultivation,
near the Brick Mil. aud Trtniy eC Weed La,,d
adjoining the lands of George and Lewis ".
Warrington, and lemuel MoieT's heirs. The
land Is naturally fertile, and IN high state OF
improvement.
Such title as is vested in me, (Which is be-
lieved 10 be ndisputable,) viii be made the
purchaser, but no other.
JOHN MoLER, Trustee.
Nov. 30, ls3s.-is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

vessel has been cleared at New York
Tor kamScilika! Where next,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
Virgimi0 STATE Loffcrv

To be drawn al Alexandria. on SATURDAY. 18th
December. ls1s
Class S-15 Numbers-li Ballots,
BSNoR the Magnificent Capital Prize. in the nm
u ncxed Grand scheme. or in other Lo,t.ri.,
previously to be drawn. (ricke,s from as tosIO) }
address CLARK, Museum Building. Baltimore.
Nj recently the fortunate ,ender Of ,eve,ai
High Capitals. snd Of Prizes heretofore, amount
ink To msoy Millions OF Dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
S7R.f YET,

"A BOUT two weeks SINCE. from the farm Of
"A the subscriber, Roam MARE, about II
hands high, Eve years old. Also, two year
old grey hliey. They have been twice seen at
Thompson's Depot. A suitable reward will be
paid for their recovery.
l.. W. wAsuiNGroN.
Hslliown. Nov % lsas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
60 .fcrcs or E.E.yf,.
TRUST SALE

CE VAMGAEIatS LAND
pursuance OF instructions from the Hagers-
~ town Bank. and 10y virtue of deed Of trust
executed by John S.Eider on The 18th d.y of
August, i-35, TO me a. trustee, TO secure debt
due TO the Hagerstown Bank which deed has
been duly admitted TO record in the clerks o.
fee OF the County Court Of Jefferson, no 20.
=. t92,) will offer at public auction. 10 the
highest bidder. before the Court-Iouse door IN
chariestown. on U,due'dpg The och day Of De-
et"ber Her,, that valuable Traetof
23O .ICRES or E.7.y'1,
with it, aPpurienanees, called The NIil Tract
or Gulf M'iIs,' lying on the Shenandoah river,
near HarPers-Fsrry. The ahoVe'Preceti, j, 81
well known that further description - deemed
unnecessary.
G7-Terms made known on the day Of sale
CHARLES J. FAULKNER
nov. - lrds Trustee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
CANADA WAR.

The .1fair at Prescott. The Kingston
Chronicle publishes an account of the
capture oil the invaders OF Prescott. cor.
responding very closely with that given
10 the official despatch Of Col. Dundas.
but adds the following particulars.
The only loss sustained by us on this
occasion, vas one of the light company
Of the gallant SD Regiment, who was
shot through the head.
The loss of the pirates. patriots, as far
as we can learn. is as follows:
Killed on the 18th. az
Lett dead on the field, on Friday
night. %
Total killed. l02
Prisoners taken on Tuesday and sen,
10 Fort Henry. 30
Surrendered Internationally on Fri
day. 1872
Total prisoners, 1872
IL appears that at n public meeting
held al Oswego, y. Y. on the 18Th instant
the following resolution vas passed:
Resoired, That committee consisting OF nine
be appointed 10y the chair TO draft petition and
cause II 10 be presented 20 the Canadian authori-
tics, praying the release Of our unfortunate TEL
low citizens who were taken prisoners ~ Tie late
battle At Prescott
Wbereupon the chair named the fol-
loving gentlemen as such committee, viz.
p. &. Wight, John Cochran, Henry
Fitzburgb, Francis Rood. ID. Harm on, Jr.
VI. 7. Hatch, ). Hawlcy, J. w. Turner
and l.. Siokles.
Al an adjourned meeting on the fol.
lowing day, the Committee reported.
THAT II was not only inIudicious bu,
would prove wholly Intellectual TO petition
the authorities OF Upper Canada for any
ieni'y to the captured patriots. who, al
though the misguided ana deceived VIC
Inns oi designing men. were vet entitled
TO the sympaihes OF the meeting With
TINS view VI the matter the canJnittce &c.
commended that depu;ation OF the pin.
ciPal inhabitants be formed, and that the
whole mater be left 10 their di,cretion.-
Eight gentlemen were thcreupon appoint.
cd, and the meeting adjourned sine 0ie.
TUE MoRMoNs. We learn from the
81. Louis Republican, that a treaty has
been concluded between Gen. Lucas
who commanded the Missouri militia and
the Mormons, which contains the follow.
ing SupulatiOns
Isl. To give mp their leaders 10 be tlicd aul
punished.
''2I. To make IN appropriation OF tie pro-
perry Of al who had taken up arms, Tor the pay
meni % the debts, AMI an lndcmnit; for DANA
gees lone ly them
81. That tie Mornons should ali leave the
State and be projected out by she Iniiiia h,J Go
rcinan under procciioH until further orders
from ihe Cl'ltaaHjrr-lE-CAcl
"|ih. To give mp an arms OF every des.r.p-
tion, . b. rcccipicl for"
These siipulaiions would Furnish album
dant material for remark. They are in
violation Of the rights Of citizens-are
ySalnst '@e las OF NIissonri-and are
dlsgraeeiul 90 the State. On al. these
points =, would toe easy TO enlarge, but it
. useless 10 do so, as the wrong already
done and still contemplated will neither
be repaired nor STAGED by any view
which may be presented OF the subject.
Bait. Chronicle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

0lSIE BOB NISHDlNS2
Will. at all times give the highest price. IN
cash for likely young NEGROES, OF both
sexes, from ten To twenty five year. Of age
Persons having likely servant. TO dispose of.
will do well TO call me at ma, rc,idence IN
Chafisstown; and any commune a:ian in writ
ing will be promptly attended to
wM. CROW. Jr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

EANOE ANWron;sSo
'ENdE subscriber invites the attention Of the
ladies' TO his assorimen, Of Fancy .lr:icies,
consisting 81
Musl'n-de-I.s'ns, Challeys, French Laws,
Figured and Plain silks
Figured, colorsd, black and white Sa,ins,
Gloves and Handkerchief. &c SC &c
THO.H.iS HUGHES.
Harpers-F,rry, Nov. Is 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
) 100000, $4,000.

100 Of Ioo 10 the 1t and 2d or I'll and 9TH
drawn numbers,
Ial or IN 10 the 9Th and 9th or 9Th and
18th drawn Numbers
100 If 90 to the 9Th aud 10th or 18th and
18th drawn numbers
Oh n ~ to the ilth and i3;h. or q and
iith. or II * i3th, or IL 8 II,
wi OF sO-to any other two drawn numbers,
2]'2o oil Ito any one drawn number.
Tickets only SO Halves IS Quarters 50 80.
ORDERS
FOR THE Capital PRIZES, NAV ,rifh safe,v
b. Addressed 10
JOHN CLARK.
BIiiimors
y. W. Corner ~ B.l,morc and Calvert Streets.
under the Museum.
Nov. %, ls3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
Castings.

Fail 0Rd Winter Goods.
TIVE subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
l. toners and the public generally that he
has received and opened n Spi,ndd .gs.or;Henf
OF FALL & WINTER GOODS, which he
VIII sell on the most accommodating terms -
t's Stock being complete, those in want OF bar
gains may re-I assuI ed that they 40 not be dis
appointed BY calling him.
THOMAS HUGHES.
Harpers-Ferry. Nov. -, 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

HCST received. isrre 10. Of Hollow Wore.
- such - Pots, skrlists, &c. which v.H be
sold low EsROM SILVER
K,bietown Nor %. Isa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
NUN BoMMETs.

A SUPPLY of the above article received
"a aud for sale low by
THO.U.iS HUGHES.
HsrPsTs Ferry, Nov. -, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

Total killed. I
Prisoners taken on Tuesday and sent
To Fort Henry.
Surrendered Internationally on Fri
day.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

Heavy bets were offered, and taken, in England,
that the " Royal William would make the
shortest trip to New York yet accomplished.
We learn hat she was certainly to start on the 5Ih
July, ami as we have advic. from New York L.
the Goth, Which give account of her, there is a
very considerable probability that these bets are
already lost, for The Sirius and the Great Western
have already mnde the trip in IA days. The
steamer Sir Lionel Smith managed to reach Lon
don in the Unprecedented shor, steam space Of 30
doys
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

EFFORTS
LIVERPOOL. Per ship Normandie. cargo: 1867 bales
cotton, casks beeswax.
LoSDON-Per barque Nmrod. cargoi 39i bids tobacco.
IMPORTS
LONDON. Per ship St Jamcs-rargo, 600 hhds tobacco
80 tons logwood 4G67 horns.
GlBRALTAR-rer brig Veloz cargo: 90 hhds tobacco
1000 slaves.
NEW YORK-Per brig Champion cargo: 1920 pigs lead,
- I04 hhds tobacco, 100 bales cotton, ~ half
boxes snuff. I6s bbs flour.
-----Per brig Alice. cargo; ST. tons pig iron, COO
logs cedar, 1854 bales cotton, gu chain cables
ST PIERRE. Per schr Asbl. .catgo - hhds tobacco
i7,E0O slaves.
MOBILE. Per soop Splendid. cargo: $50 bis -four.
casks bacon, do onions, Ito sacks oats, 100
do corn % casks caret.
RECEIPTS PRODUCE.
CINclNNATI-Per steamer Czar-cargo IL hhds tobacco
flour Maer: l0 do do Weaver; 60 pieces buggng, 60
coils rope Shannon y Brother.
Per onnparte 1886 bills -four 81 hhds tobacco
Lambeth Thompson; castings Clark IS bills flour Moore
Clark2 do whiskey Layet Amcluns sundres TO ownes
on board.
PASSENGERS.
Per steamer Mazeppa from Pascasoula-Thos w Browne,
G Cochran, and deck
Per Car, from Cincinnati .Messrs Lake. Head,
Worthey, Dewey, Dickinson
MEMORANDA.
Now York. goth July cid ship Arkansas Dennis for N. o.
Liverpool, June J2, Mary Morton, hencc 18TH Chas
Henry Smith, 4th Powhattan. McFGrrau Louisville Pal
mer; 18Th Exchange Atkinson; Hercules, Market niagara,
Crosby; Grampus, Seward. w.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

Carrolton. This splendid Hotel n, Casrolon is
now open for the season, under the charge Of Mr..
J. Moore, the whole establishment having been en-.
tireiy and etfec,ually renovated. A splendid dim
ner is placed on table at O'Clock, and in order 10
facilitate the journey, the cars start every hour
on Sunday, after nine in the morning Indspen-
IDENTIFY of the Hotel and all it's conveniences, the
gardens are now little paradise of eve, if no,
with an Eve, and about sun down when the per-
fumcd the flowers is freshest and sweetest, q
more beautiful spo, can DO found in the state
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

C6este is playing in Liverpool with increased
effect. The Duke of Nemours is the bearer of a
diamond bouquet, valued al million Of francs, as
presen: from Louis Philippe to Victoria. Has
the citizen king been studying the subtle wisdom
OF throwing spratto catch herring? The EN-
peror Of Russia has imposed a tax on Tobacco
which will yield eighty millions of rubles to bo
used in forming railroads, and encouraging steam
boats. The British fleet composed of 9 sails, hav-
ing on board $500 men appeared off Naples on the
29th of May. The German railway from Vienna
to Wngram is finished, and the demand for pas.
snge requires or days. notice to secure. Mr..
Hume has demanded an investigation into the
affairs of the Bank of England, and that insitu.
ton has earnestly requested that il BIO made forth
with British securities IRE advancing. A monu
mental column surmounted with n noble statue
of Sir Walter Scott, has been raised in Glasgow
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28
MARKETS..

LIVERPOOL, JUNE 16, 1898.
Our Cotton Market has been dull, and the low ind
middng qualities have fIrthc, declined lid to I'D
rer III The better qualities also saleahle and
rather lower, except really fine cotton which being
relatively maintains It's value The dullness and
depression here have had unfavorable influence on
business at Manchester, aud the whole is attributed
mainly to ii recent accounts from the United Stes,
showing that the supply from the late crop will be
larger Than had before hcen generally calculated 1t
had put stop 10 purchases speculation, and the
dealer and consumer having for some time past taken
beru supply, are now huviug very moderately. The
sales for the week ending 9Th inst. $50 hales.
and this week they to u IS hales-n the latter
1870 Upland at SO to l@-S,399 Orleans at l-2
10 3?-i with bales nj to 0 i-2; 1890 Alabama and
Mo lie at 6.5-8 to 7i.2 with % bales Cd, and 800
Sea Islands at Is 10 53 per lb
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

0krLord Durham has given soups valued at
100 sovereiens to be run for at the Montreal
in Angus. A grand military display is also to
take place at Niagara Falls at which the Earl and
Countess of Durham, Sir George and Lady A rthur.
and the full and brilliant stats belonging to both
commanders will be present, aad help to make
this perhaps the greatest military parade ever seen
on this continent. These acts of the new Cover
nor General, being directed towards queting the
minds of the Canadians by giving them sports
which will not only he gratifying TO them but by
drawing vast number of visitors from all quar-,
tiers of this vast union cause 50 largo a sum Of
money 10 be spent within the province, will great
ly benefit them in pecuniary point of view, all
show that he ia pursuing the most polite course
in tranquilizng those he found harrnssed, and cul-
.ivaing gond feeling with his neighbors His
general amnesty has had vast effect and done
more TO reconciling the people to the British sway
than the hanging and burning principle ever could
effect.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

R6solu que dorenavant tous les hillets ct obliga-
tons payer, don't ce conseil autorisera Permission.
exccpG settlement les bons portant lie sceau de la
municpalilG, seront sign6s ct 6ms par lie trGsorier
ct contresignes par 10 comptroeur, qui apres ST.
gnature ajoutera Ia date de la resolution on dc or
dominance vertu desquclles lcsdits billcts GU obi
cations auront &c ennis,
II est de plus rcsolu que toute autorisation JUS
qu'a present donn6 au MARE de signer ct d'6met.
tire DIES bes obligations don't il est colossus fat
mention an nom dc eette mupicipalit6, est ct de.
meure annu!l6e Ell rappelee Signe,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28
Slgne,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Record err

Resolu que la somme de s35.7s7 SIS soft
ct demeure appropriee pour les amelio-
rations faire all port en- face de cette mu-
nicipalite, SOUS la surveillance du comite
DIES rucs ct lieux de debarquement.
JAMES H. CALDWELL,
SAM. j. PETERS,
Is. WHITNEY,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

Commodore Porter, our Charge dAfaires at
the Turkish Court, arrived in Boston on the 18th
in the brig Niger. This distinguished naval Off
Ger with his two sons, came direct from Cons,an-
tinope.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

A model oft:he small new stean boa propelled
by screw instead of paddles, has been brought
over from England by Mr.. Strickland Of Phlladel-
ptia. This same gentleman is the principal en-
gineer in this country for the "Asphnlum Paving
CnmnnnYn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

Mail Regulations.
The Great Eastern Mad is closed every day at III
o'clock, A Mis- due every day at II, NJ.
The Ergr So Mai il. closed every day at half-pas
10 A MIS- due with the great Eastern Mai,
every day.
The Lake .Ma7 (via Covngton, Lao is closed
every Monday, Wednesday anil Friday. at 6o'clock,
A Mis- due every Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
day, IT'S, P NJ
The Lomsrile or Rirer Mat is closed every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, at Mis-
sent and returned by teamboats.--Arrives irregu-
arly three Times week.
The Bayou Sara ar Coast Mail is closed every
Tuesday and Friday, ut 8, MIS- sent ard re-
turned by the Steamboat Brilliant.
The .4serandria or Red Rrer Mail is sent irregu-
lariy by steamboats, twice awcek.
louisville or River Mail.
s S %;s:;;;,y and At o'clock PM
Coast Mail.
s Saturday and Close at 8 o'clock, PM,
New-Orleans Chamber Of Commerce..
OFFICERS THE YEAR 1888.
s. ]. Peters, President,
A. Quertior, 1st Vice President,
WI. Hodge, Cd do.
COMMITTEE OF APPEALS, FOR 1898.
james Dick, Thomas Barrett
John A Merle. II c Cammack,
j., Jas H Leverich, Abijah Fisk.
GEO. w. WHITE, Scc'y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

The northern papers are quizzins some oil the
Florida Volunteers, and giving an extract from the
guarer-masler's repor, of expenses for one OF the
Alabama corps in which Champagne, best cigars,
honey dew tobacco, and Cologne water figure
conspcuously. They wonder how the Seminole
could resist these wurlike stores.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

DICE-5O casks landing from Charleston, for
HI sale by q BLANCHARD,
jvi2 - Graver street.
mo RENT-A large and airy office. we'll situated
Il and in the most business part of the city. Terms
moderate. Apply to W. GREENE, at the Orleans
lthographic Office, 50 Magazine street jy24
TUNO LET-The House situated the corner of
a. Orange aud Religious Streets apply to
ID BEIN g. A COHEN,
ivo4 80 Common street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

The .National Union' is new paper issued in
Philadelphia for the purpose Of opposing abolition
ism. Success TO it.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

Castor oil, it is said, has been rendered sweet
pleasant and easy, by Mr.. Wait of Baltimore.
Wonders will never cease.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

The fellow Of the Public Ledger, Phil. is still
imper,inently ibeling our citizens. Some as
great a fool as himself, If that be possible, has
written him word Che says) that from Is to 90
duels were to come off here imme diately, and tina
every man went armed to the polls.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

Re.olu que 10 mairc est ct dcmeure rcspectueuss-
ment invite informer ce conseil, a sa procllaino
seancc, dos rasonS, sill en- n, pour esquelles il ma
pa. encore approuve la resolution adoptGc 10 8 mai
dernier, lui enjognant dc transmettre MARIE dc
Charleston $4,000 pour les victimes do rncende
qui reinforcement 6clatG dams cote vIllc SignG,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

Chief Baron Joy OF the Irish Bench who recent.
ly died in Dublin was once engaged, together
with Counsellor Hope, in suit tried before Lord
Norhury. The senior counsel being absent for t.
few minutes, his Junior apologized for the hrie +
deay,which being somewhat prorac,ed, the face
tious Judge exclaimed, "Hope told fattering ale
that joy would soon return.''
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tame tigers, jackalls, hysnas, &c. have sailed for
England from New York