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HgEN'S superior Sll!, Shirts
w Ladies' do do
Mems Buck do
Melino do
Lambs Wool do
Merino. I.an.bs Wool, aud Buckskin drawers o
all "a ,ttes.
HUNT & MARTIN.
Oct2I Is
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Dee. 5
NO YFEE.

STR YE d FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
~ about the first of November last, small
o-rssy cow,
NE w. with some few spots, though inclined
kfTHstW TO be mostly white. believe she was
s&s-=ssAaSes-zs marked, but as | had recently pun
chased her, | am not able to define her m1rk. (She
was brought from the county of Rockbrldge short
Time before purchased herr Any Information re-
specng the COW will be thankfully received or
Tor her delivery to me in Lynchburg, ample sa-
uslaclion will be given. VIM. NJ. COATS.
Dec 5 81
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y'e,. Ep0Fyars EsossGrd.
- ANAWAY FROM THE SuBSClIbEh
III about four weeks since Negro NJ oih"" n''''
NJ A

abou, four weeks since, Negro Woman named
EANN w,
= he properly of Mr.. II. F. Terry OF Franklin roun-
Nv Va. She was sent TO usto be sold Tor MI ltffy
! and ,efi on the day that she was 10 nave oeeh
""' Sl,e 10 about So years OF age, quiIe large,
,%onch not tall being very 1eshy, and had on when
hs ,e[, main Iinsey frock She was raised in
r Maitland. aud sold to Mr.. Terry by Mr. Richard
G.. Headen, who now lives just below Richmond,
u Is River. We think IL likely that she went
,l p ;ve, in a boat, and that she may be
"p"n, Richmond, and tina, perhaps she may attempt
W w. viii, give the above reward for her apprehen-
sion and delivery usln Lynehbnfe OF her coni'ne-
''e"' - HUNT Il MARTINI.
-
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s0Cz1sl snGEkSl!

yUSI received aud for sale, FIVE HUNDRED
y PAIR YARN SOCKS, to which the attention
OF Farmers Contractors and others Is particularly IN
yited. BOhIOA q h0bE0'
Is
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&FgH, SHE'LL,

WE have on baud good supply of BEST
w SALT which will be sold low for cash
BURTON \ ROBES.
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.S'EGEsY' .RgJgFEee.E!
IN ARIES EsssEIagDS AuCs

pN TUESDAY, NIGHT the 10th inst. viii
resume my NIGHT SALES Of general
Rna,g 81 Dry Goods, Hardware, Has Shoe,
80 g. "4cy Goods, Jewelry, Cloths, Watches,
Us, We. lucy will be continued regularly every
a%f,G%ay ard ffiddy NIGHTS during the season.
attended TO- -
Dec 5
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sE1N2MlSo
urIIr JVNCURTRC VIRGJNIAN ~

t9.i s,mi.reekiy, ferery Monday and 7harsiayJ al
v liars per aatnp; payable in adraRce No sabscriP-
e' ,eeeired fora shorter period than sir months; amp
va" , be discontinued fereept al the discretion q the
90, until an arrearages are paid
YER YJSEKE VTS inserted at 50 cents per square
far he first insertion and 37i eeats for erery sabst
sYenf Insertion
1TsJOB PRINTING eree1tsd neatly ana efPea"0"s5
- an reasonable terms. -,
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S.FyE 0F.y'EGFsOES.

ON Saturday lie 2slh day Of December, 1889,
" (ar Mrs. fayloe's across the rYerirom Lynch
burgJ there VIII be sold, at pubic auction. some
ten fifteen valuable ) l. L ; belonging
10 the estate OF Speuter Noryell, deed.
The sale will be made in pursuance Of a decree al
the Cncuil Superior Court OF Law and Ghaocefy,
for the county of Amherst, made al the last term, IL
the case OF "lsbeIi vs.. Nowei."
Terms-Twelve months credit, the purchasers to
give bond with approved security.
CuISWELL DABNEY, Co.,,s
MAURICE Il. GARLAND, )
At the same Time and place, there will in like man
net BIS sold, at public auction. several other
S l. f
perhaps ten OF fifteen in nunber,) belonging 10 the
estate OF Beverly K. Scott, deed. These Negtoes
will be sold upon liberal credit aud the time made
known the day Of sale.
MAURICE II. GARLAND, Exor. of
Beverly Il. Scott, decd.
On the same day Of he above sales, and at the
same place, there will be hired for the ensuing year,
some forty or fifty NEGROES. belonging 10 The es-
,aies OF Beverly Il. Scott, dec d. and CHRISTOPHER
l.bell, decd. Among these Negroes are Two coed
Watermen, good Shoemaker. first tate Black
smith, and several excellent field hands and house
Servants. Also few likely Boys, who have been
living IN Tobacco Factories.
ii the real estate belonging 10 G. lsoell, dec
should not have been previously disposed OIL II Will
on That day be rented at public auction for the en-
SUNG year. inns estate consists OF the White
House and Lot, in Madison, a TRACT OF LAND
adjoining Mr.. John VI. Williams, and another Tract
IN Amherst county, about five miles from Lynch
bufg, al present in the occupancy Of Samuel Scot.
The Tract Of Land near the Peaks of Ouer is also
Tor sale rent.
In addition 10 The above. | have for hire privately,
about twenty valuable house Servants and Hands
for Tobacco factories.
MAURICE H. GARLAND.
Dee 5 ids
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B..ssg!' sBE1sE. rs.

A LOT Of very superior County made y art
n Jeans oil different colors, for sale totc. by
HUNT q MAkfIN,
opposite the Post Ohlce.
Dec. 9 Is
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TSyENTY-sFNTEH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

Correspondence ofHe Baltimore American.
WAsntSuroN. Dec. ,, 1889.
PROCEEDINGS IN CON.
GRESS.
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Half past three ocioek.-Ar. Jeui(or was sill
speaking when | closed this report.
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ES.EY',S! Es.sggS!.
& z o.. w. G. AIN ES.
Main SruFrsr

va door from the corner leading the Washington
Hotel, and opposite the Dry Goods Store of
Messts, Turner & Burwen1
4 'HANkFuLt for the liberal patronage hereto.
lore extended to him, respectfully informs the
citizens OF this place. aud adjacent country, that he
Is recently returned rom the North, where he has
selected personally stock unsurpassed in this mar
ket Tor neatness. durability and UNUSUALLY CHEAP
Having purchased in New York exclusively for
CASH he flltters himself that the Inducements held
forth cannot fail TO please.
His assortment consists of extra fine BEAVER
HATS, OF his own mauuaclure, warranted superlof
to any made IN this section OF the county, aud much
lower than formerly with variety Of
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$4,000 Acres.

= WISH 10 sell a tract of Land containing so 900
i acres, situated on the waters Of Biz and Liule
Dan Rivers, III the county OF Patrick. the State Of
Virginia. The Land reaches within five miles Of the
courthouse of Pauck.-much good and great
quantity OF Blue Ridge Mountain Land. There is
IA considerable portion well calculated for The growth
of the Vine aud die Morus Muiieaulis | will sell
credit OF one 10 four years, and longer If des-
red, but al Ell that period will be required.
Oae sixth part of the purchase nancy Ill be required
il hand, contract TO convey when The whole ald
up.
Col. Abram Staples AT Patrick court house, will
give Information oil the locality aud qualify OF the
Land and Richard II. Toler, OF Iynchbdrg, or
mys elf, will communicate tie price aud terms. The
Land was originally granted 10 Henry Lee, and CON
ve,ed 10 John NJ. Russell of Boston, aud by Rus
seili myself. The deeds record IN part in
the county ofPottick.
HENRY o. MIDDLETON.
Fredericksburg, Va. Nov. q Pan
EVOR4 KNIVES 4 FORKS IN SETS,
i. Pstrnl Coffee POS and Steak Dishes,
Plated Cdn4,esucks, Suuaris and Trays,
Andifous Fendefs, aud Shovel aud longs.
Just received and for sale by
IL. B. RICHARDS.
Sept 10 is
M have on hand Box Of K. \. Ell:ou's best
w CHEWING TOBACCO,
Which is really avery superior an'ce.
BAILEY 4 W0MACK.
Nov. %
ray VI subscriber will give the highest prices for
q yarn Socks, Feathers Flax Seed, Beeswax aud
Tow LiHens. We also wish 10 buy Que hundred or
BAILEY & WoMAcK
Oct 81 is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

WIncbesier. and again at GetTarGstown:
that of Robert Nsrmsn, who voted at
Nevto~n. and who had been previously
sonvIcled Of peDsry; Michael PxA=. ia.
NOR, OF Hampshire, of grand laIceuy:
and FeAI .Nr.Nsna' OF III. same county,
OF rehbing the United States n,ail-lour
votes illegal aud infamous. and of Thorn.
selves, bong stiickeH OF. producing lie.
IL single convict from the Peniisntiary
voted for Mr.. Barton. or If any individual
voted t-iec for hun. IL has. so far, eluded
observation. ana n such hsd voted for
him TO number sn,illIng HIM To The cor
uhcnto OF election, he would feel uaWil.
ling 20 CLAIM advantage of such a return,
without scrutiny OF the polls, with the
hope oil finding majority Of more repn.
lo6lc vo'ss. This is said without any of
isnSve iAsihua;ion against tho respocta-
bic mass of Mr. Lucass supporters, CT
low ards that gentleman himself, Tor HON
Dir. Barton cu,eriains sincere respect.
The contest need not be productive
OF any eAciloL:ent among 'he friends Of
TIE gentlemen eBxsSed. II Mr. Bat:on
be mistaken, anN after iail Investigation
II be shown that Mr. Lucas is entitled TO
I W. 1850 W 'hc u1Nte 81 luSllCc lei ltin en-
JOY l'. lie not ouly VA, have ,fiumph.d
over The Why party. but over tie san.
sniao and confident an,icipAiions of his
opponen, and the di>trjc, Ni.l have gsip.
+ "a 4 highly respectable G.yt, >eu,ai,lc.
/ Il The representation OF the distIl:t riqht.
fully belongs 60 M Barton. no gucnd of
justice and OF the law ough, 70 wIhho.d
IL from him. IN The event OF his ob,aiaing
The srsi, under the circumstance. iNc
elective franchise viii have been freod a
some Impurities, and the will oi ihe legal
majority OF the disific, will, ~ il ough,
to, prevail.
In making GU, lists OF Objectionable
votes, both parties may occasionally have
7un into error hy embracing individual,
whoafe entitled to vote, aad respectable
men may be objected to, who thought
Themselves legal voters, bu; who src rot
The inquiry, then. should give no c(lcncc
where probably none uss intended OF
either SIDE. whilst fair ard honest result
is wha; every good aud just man viii sic
in promoting
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01
NO. ~.
Central ERtFIlfDsnee.

TnE GREAr WESr.-Ii IL remarked.
by the Cleveland Herald 'Iest The Mis-
si.si2pi Valley. that i. 10 say, the country
drained by tho MssI'sippi and its ;ribuia-
Iiss, has been estimated at toe. 600
square miles IN extent, Msssaebusers
has population sverssing 80 TO the
square mhe. Were tho great Valley 80
ih'ckly populated il would contain Iij,-
eOs. QUO soO.,; sboU, seven times the pre-
sent population OF tho Cpi,et States, and
one seNsnih Of tie propahle population of
the globe. Or nj go 10 the square mile.
which - the rate Of population in Great
Britain. the MissIsSpp, Valley would sus-
tain 80 600 Goa. near three elgh,hs Of The
en;i,o population Of tho globe. The re-
sion drained BY the Missisipp, and its
branches Is ten times as great as the Isl
aud OF Great Britain, and IN fertility Of
sois and resources Of all kinds, /, unsur-
passed ~ any under the SUM Why nav
- not. in century o. les. DC inhabited
hy % LuaGfed millions Of rcouie
ir4L .inrr.edr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

CorTEP MIR We o',,od a few day,
ago, fsom Ffedcr,ok paper "a .rcow1.
oi a copper mruc which bod beon-4,,co-
cred 60 The land. of Csp,siD RIofS.,,
Co'LE, nrer Liberty, Frederick county.
ND, specimen OF the clio fom the
NINE las ,ince been LETT with rs. Which
sPPosr. TO be Of uncommon riebrcsS. Ia
The Grst iosisnoe Capt Coal~ found orc ol
he surface, which induced hIrn 20 SINK
-haf II five ~ ton feet. He has SINCE
sunk IA lie dolih Of Eii.en ioet, pbsD be
came actofs on immense vein OF ore. he
has continued tho digging say fifteen CT
'i1icsB feet Inio body OF orc. kIch Ap-
rears 10 he IRsahsul;Ihlc. lilo has run
ont dIif; Of forty ieet lslrrally from The
shaft and ends tic. quantity and qual,l,
equal 10 that OF the mann shan. Tho mine
IL situated about ono hundred aGd sixty
feet from the 'Dollyhlde run. a eon.id
ernhlc stream. which will sGord sufficient
water 10 erect the heoeUary works for
mining. Tie ore - rronouoeed by per
sons 81 experience And knowledge upon
'hc subject 10 bo equal 20 any in the
world
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

WArER ANu Fi8u-rEoor CtArsr.-
Mr.. Neo.y a poor but enter; TisIng me-
cham, tcssrSos gIoA: credit for his dis
cosoIy. ut shall sasScI a.. objects con
'enils''a. /. j. certainly one among ,hr
mo: usc!ul wo.eia tIscarcrIes, and II
successful, must secure 10 The dlscoversr
an ample fortune. We siuecrely Sish !,
may answer Tic expectations oi Nh Seeiy
sud Us hicr1s. Whether Il will or no,
ta' YOU vii ietccivs 10y the appended
coaUunicau,ul NC vii be able TO make
known al shp't li'rc - We a,k attention
- The communication jus; alludsd 10.
A'a .Hru We hatr Witnessed ptepera-
i.Hu H .-'t Nr j " E-,'r. cal.-, I.s HIM ~
i' .'I .....f ..' C.ro-. ard vc would recon
'acit Dr. l. s'' $50 every r,fv'a Wishing 20 t.c -
20 ',..s "g ,t-ra -r. & imp,rvi-us 70 " aicr
- "'"n-I Niit Soc o.IaI-su"n -. ,sc can
'A' 'r' tr sdlrs,scr.ss iu wood. ,icuc -
-, IS '-t'' '-'e. Itru Air. -. intends
~ .-Jh'r fr,e r.ea ~ .,.v da,S. aud ito
'''N e 'rurs 2 vro1n ~. psrueul.rs
rt SFrf- SJ.s giIfrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

tlrrti ,sH ~ .Ishoyy Trt-Tt q
Hcsihcr held COLE pnce hait "a sb.f.l
p1t ~ ihe proceed 90 40 oafan cfap -
Fac Nai amptnr Ceonrf isll.asstfv q,
7.aish. Some dozen ma1ttasli in Az.
1er'i. rairfrd mi1 Soc Mlllsif, b ,oru
.oioy ieoor 'alec 5aass SIEGE. siil Co.
''fFtns'lon. % ,scsiial. a. sfscta ras
Are'iaz Hoses 20 hsi p4ush Thfy
o-se aefa tpccefaUi aaJ sal gifarl s,ss
ei is'i iitiie ioipi siu, \ lsmpsat 1taun g
utfitg - che f4H lath m ha
irfsf
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HINTS TO CHlLDREN.

II children could only be made aware
OF the heartfelt, delight with which parent.
behold The development OF talent and no.
BILE sen'lTnsntin their offspring with what
aVidity would they seek the means Of rx.
banding tho sphore Of their intelligence.
and cherishing the moral sentiments that
iuport dignity 70 the human shsraetrr-
From infancy TO manhood the welfare and
hspp'ness ~ the child Is tho sels object OF
The parents soliciiude. Under all cir
cumsianees. Through good or evil fortune.
the present aud future condition Of those
whom thsy may have rocked in the
cndle, or handled on the knee, d. the 10.
laT star 10 " bIch their affections point " iih
underwriting coDstsnsg. Should their path
through life be prosperous the possession
| OF wealth and distinction !, only precious
IN their eyes. as silord,nS the means OF
conferring on those who ore, IN luturs
years, to be their representative. the hon.
Ors that attend IiChrs aud exalted ch-rac.
ter; and should adversely be their lot. md
diihcuiiies beset them. they are forgotten
IN the no. - that circumstances NAV ensure
better tate 90 their children. The child
NAV bc aii-ctipnste and tender hut The
/ MAJ relation - not susceptible II the ia b.
tensiiy oi affection which belongs % The
Parental tie. II is tia. depth @, love iha:
enables the old 10 pass from the stafe at
life without regret. They tel tina, IN
their children they will continue Co live
and that, hpwrysT this world and - con =
Germs may lie lost 90 :heri. succeediur
generations will recognize "a their offspring
] portions of theuisclves With vhat I'M
! speakable delight does father behold ME
/ hrst Toniiesta,ions Of exalted intelligence
IN son, and how does hc d-,u ErSa a..
tons that hesprsk noh!cno-s 81 purpose
and soundness at rntcgritv. llthose ieei-
ings al qualification arc ines prcsMhiy de-
! lIgh,ful, su 90 The other hand the emotions
/ with which hc views indications uf az oli.
! pcsi.e character, ale vnniierahiy paiulul
! Totcc the obiec, Of lis rn,ernal -olIoiiudc.
. over whom he hs, watched day after dav
and year after year falling of from the pl'h
+ otvlflur. and desito tho appeals 81 honufa-
b ''c motives, - 60 have source OF litter
/ ness Il regret, to " hich no temrorsi bl,s :
ing can furnish an eni,dotc. H0ncrs
I may await. and the confidence and ltyc
4 hls fellow beings may. TO rc,neu,.
cheer his path through life. bat wien he
reflects that this hcu1r and tins love arc 10
be changed into contempt aud dislike IN
the person oil his own child he feels ss If
! IT were better 10 he deprived Of all, than
10 witness so heart rending Contrast. f.
there he reserved for humrn lite i-v
more exalted Than oil others. II i, ,ha, Of
hehuldinS It's last moments chcCTed by The
iondncSs and affection Of a worthy aud
virtnous progeny. and II there bc pa-g
more agonising than any other, 1t i. that
OF dying parent whose last ihou gh,resis
upon the crimes Of Gepravcd bu, fond!y
/ loved chIld.-BaH. .5a.syican
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01
VOL. BE-.
WHEN WILL LOVE CEASE

WHEN WILL LOVE CEASE
By tAs late Ei'naaI Lssr, Esq Of U.sain,is,. Gin
when Loves own star shAi. cease 10 know
Her station in The sk.ea.
Ani rivers from the ocean ncv.
Aud suns 10 saekcloih rtS;
And verna, showers call fos,h no ilowerS,
And summer makes no auth
And blrds DC mute at fnorning hourS-
Thea .oye wall cease on earth.
When rnusie's tone no charm shah own
To thriil tie human breast, -
And roses bloom, yield no peifane..
And doves IN deserts rest,
And Ssaven's bright arch, rhAi glide u.e siovs,
The sign Of wrath shall prove
Then besutySsPeii will lose its power,
Aad man vIl erase In love"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01
WHY AND WHEREFORE

WHY AND WHEREFORE
n Quaker. ne "a - rsco1nicd,
'WsS ALWAYS ON good siced moantsd
But getting married. he was seen
Upon nag moro dull and lean
las wife being seated by has 'idc,
IPon he horse he used TO rij.,
neighbr tneetns, him one dav.
ssid-'John, my friend, inform me, pray.
why she, who weaker 10 or course.
should al~aTs rids the better horse
"Fr.eni." QaoIh The QuakcF--"Why and where
fore
would take too long 20 tell ihse-th,rcfJrc
DO thou gst manned, and ne'sr doubtit.
IhonN know g. oncs, friend. all ab0sI 81 b"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUs

many severe battles and hard cam sisns.
ever received his discharge With moro
pleasure than should mine. Bpt think
that ike him, without presumption, | am
entitled 10 an honorable discharge
La conclusion. Mr.. Recorder. allow me
10 express 10 The city government. tbro'
you. my respectful and especial aoknow.
Judgments tor lie liberal tender Of the
Inequalities OF The city and 10 you my
thanks io' the friendly and faieTing man
Der III which you have communicated IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

so js,prna snj olisr yiscss On ibs
Island 81 toba. ihs ia8ie5 c48i'ite 10 use
~ insect klrvn 60 patufshsis as tie
flaig nosfifpsus 90 tbv Csc Ey. 81 orna-
rents. DO spanish beaaiios sdmse
hI,e theu rfsNi shout ibeu psuosr
s.a a.i, ihsn loose. ibin diruss srd
ai c.,aHs parties sHd L..ls itaS sew
flem up $50 r., of mlian isS orn6fesnfs.
a.l aHsfrsodt lol them ~ avsy They
eaii q nlld snd grsesish. BOT sssy bail
litot aad roasugi i,ghi. and q atfk eyed
sr.sii h-4uiv g. ss'd 90 look doabiy e.
ifsriite ehfaafckfdoat Nilh these olaa.
neaia itf CIirysf Pleg5 me.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

John Tyler. Of Va. IN n ierer to his follow
citizens OF AceomSc County, says
And now, when IN al probability my
connexion with political life has drawn
to an end. | can do no more thaa give you
tho assurance that ] shall no, cease 90 re-
joIee IN the success and ultimate triumph
OF The principles Of the Wing party. iden-
iihed as | believe those principles to be.
with the stability Of our institutions aud
lh" perpetu alton of the public liberty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

"Iiew arc son coing % rfral iie Geo.
1f lo'r Hsf' sil or~ srrfrnnrs % an.
other "Why Teckon { sasil hsts o.
carry Waiestor ny nuifess o. sssh oil
uotntu. -an4h Some coal 90 ai,elnoln
sal tp,ot ih estbin. n led
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

DIrn. on Tho Coast Of New Zeslsnd.
Dec. -. is3-, jaws Htrrs. only sen
Of G'orEe Butts 81 Warren, H. J. eyed
20 ye.'s. a5oatsteofcf IA beard the barquo
Fortune, at iiymouth. Mass. Mr.. u.
was N hi- boo, m pursuit Of hAles. snb
while "a tho sci u fastening. another
whale cen" UP slorg,ija 81 tie boat and
vi.h cue blow q hcr lluok, killed him m /.
SANITY. ll's body VS. Immediately con-
yeytl ca board tho ship. where IN ,hc
rfcsencs 81 TIC DIP. company tho last
sd Offices were rsflormsd sud u Was
committed 20 ihe doeP. Mr. g.. Wss
yonng msn 4 srss, promise. aud Vas
highly snd jusGy ss,semsd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

"Hura," SID a litle fellow, Us he ran
along side Of the CaIringe IN which Ne
were Iid.ng IN the procession on the day
Of the reception Of the President. -'IluT.
RAJ Ill be- President next time. and No
looked closely at the little fellow. lie
was about twelve years of age. had on
SiaNihni,and was otherwise plainly dress
setin summer clothes. with his paH,sloonS
roheNup to his knees. IT raining violently
al Vie noe. We'll, thought We. that may
h', Tor az Your aGn. Ito citizen "a ho now
ho'as the pod station o; Chiri MAGISTRATE
OF us 'niellis>ut and free pcoplc-and
who Is tbs day Ncinc honcfrd. had ~.
hol'c' pro peci thahy our,clfto attain the
high eminerre be haswschcA. Industry
The cultivation ol good morals. and aupIi.
cation. have Iait him and d, Il, also ,si,e
YOU 10 distnc'"A Well nay evotv koy
in our land, 30 ~!0m the path Of dis'iuc.
ton - alike open, Gsd with lautsSlo am.
bi'lon swing his bat. ,ad esy ont as did
The liiue fellow. "lluu,. I'liIs ry,sil,,t
mex, time" To Ne tbs'uci.len, vas en-
interesting one polg ikeg ,te YsIeg,e;,5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

ilarcs \ scrap f'cm 20 vs. ,ha,ev.u
one Who 'ead- II Should ca, on' e., cSrry Ia
his ';vElt R,secn.
~ companioa that is cbserlO. and
FREQ from swearing and scartilous di..
course. i.wor,h gold love such NTH
a. does not make friends s,hamsd 10 lod,
upon ono smother next morning. nor men
ihel cannot veil heari,. to repent The me-.
ney that obey spcpt when they DO sarin.
cd v,'i driUk And take this for rule:
You may pics oW such times sud such
con psoions. hat YOU make yourself ner.
rier Tor liilc than great deal II money
for 'ihs company. and rot Iho eLtrss
hat uakts ue Fest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

Of 81 ,he elk honl s'rra,lissd lhis
.ss' %. DE "c.'.i % 81 % lhe trn6er
in C.hucfGsD' Who r5tss be eggs q
aeesaay uAi.b Is nthsd trd poured
lrr1k'. hnr afto tnfo Wa'-r ibs water
b. % l,w,i oo' odd II The bottom -
81 o. multitude ol hfsl rae iIs vofa.s'
r.z.. rBfo ol saX.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

10 Parent Le'ssS 5siHs i>sscG 6y F7iss.
- Take iuo 90 three snsli baudf,,ls az
w1lns' lsa'ss. upoa which pour two or
three quarts % cold vslor. lsin inf,s.
o's nIal'. uGd pour lbo whole usEt nofr.
'ny rio kettle ADD lot u boil lor
iparsf Il a. hou1.-vhen eold Il viii be
o' I't &c go more u required ihsa 60
'no'''sn = sponse. and before The horse
f.'' ''' " Tho sial .c, IL, iho.s rsn.
Nhi'" go u''i ithhhle 30 su,ssrod over
-" '" 'ie "t"" w; heizsea and npon
ihs 'a' 'he mex ~ task. to. No,
nnIf Toe lsdy of gf.s'ientu v DO riJes oo,
i"r pleasure VII ds'ro benefit from tb-
walnut les'o' thus r.psIsd, Eut I6S
C..fhHs 30, ihe uagossr' ahd I'll others
uao u.o h...ss dyung Thee sneaihs-
tssns5T nstrrt b,sk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

Loycsst.I There - now liv,ns ~
Tia County Dsa, named isluuR WAL.
vhon 10 yeas Of agc, and who i.io the
ohJoymshi 81 good health sol spurs -
There - tlso negro nam 'uPI o1od 10 ~
about lbs JeaEs isxs.-- RslsisA Reeisi0