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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2s. 1899

-four passed down the Shenandoah river
to market. How great was the falling
of during the same period OF 1886 For
the monih OF June OF that year. our re.
c"iPts for freight IN Baltimore. smoanted
to S,;,oG only for the month OF June Of
tho present year. the catering contrast Of
$4,000 vas exhibited. Up to tho begin
ming OF August, Of the 6rst year. We had
transported about IL. 900 barrels Of flour.
In 1881. this item Of transportation ..
mounted to - 600 bSls. 10 the following
year it increased TO 81. 900, and during
the ono which tsrmin sted in July last,
los, 900 barrels Of floug passed over the
Winchester rail road. Had our crops
during the first year Of our operations
squalled that OF 1888, believed not over an
average eror, taking the deficiency Of
corn into the estimate, who can doubt
that the predictions Of those who origina-
ted the scheme would have been amply
verified; and that the stockholders, in.
stead OF the trouble Of searching out causes
Tor its failure. other than those furnished
IN . great measure by the seasons, would
now be enjoying in regular dividends. the
rewsrd Of their enterprise. Even during
these years. out Of fair profits, we have
added to eur capital, after paying interest
upon the increase authorized by law. iu
the shape of loan, upwards Of STA 900,
making more than per cent. per annum
on the capital originally subscribed, indie
pendent Of a surplus exceeding So, 900
nov IA the treasury"
After ,ndulging in q recital Of the sd-
vantages likely 10 accrue from The enter
prise, The Report notices the desire Of the
Stockholders very natural one by the
way,-to procure money on their stock
and says that even that wish may DO graf
ihed during the ensuing year. when, as il
anticipates, there will be revenue OF
$4,000. The supposiiion is founded on
the increase Of passengers and Of trade.
as 1t has heretofore taken place.
baltimore .9msrirau.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
by, and to make my friends happy al,

bly,, and to make my friends happy a,
home.
IL am not accustomed 10 society. and
must have wife who can do the honors
Of my house with grace and dignity, and
fashion. Now you have seen nothing Of
the world, and know even less OF these
matters than ! do: but you have talents,
and would presently become q lady, il
you were under proper advantage. Then.
# you will go TO Paris. anu spend two
years there 10 perfect yourself. l will fur
nish the means and marry you on your
return" The lady. Who was seventeen.
was not long balancing on so hssd con-
diiion. She went 20 Paris, passed two
years there under every advantage which
money could procure. returned an ac-
complished lady. aud eli shat Perry could
wish. They married. and have ak love-
ly children. She has been the pride OF
his heart. the ornament Of hi, house, and
the admiration OF bis friends. know
an irishman who did something Of the
same kind. but doubt whether there be
any thing similar in the history Of az
Euglishman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
NO. 30.

NOBLE GENEROSITY AT meeting
OF an association Of the Methodist Episeo-
pal Church in the South. preparatory -
celebrating the centennial anniversary ~
Me,bodsm, aud los the pafpose g c.
tsbli.hiag a fund. part OF the interest Of
which. 10 to be applied TO The suPpost Of
supsrsnnusied ministers. their widows and
orphans, and the balance TO the support
Of Missionaries, and the cause Of edues-
ton. Col. VIM. {. Preston. ~hig member
to the L. s. Senate. from South Caroh-
IA. being one OF the audience. rose in tho
Congregation and briefly stated that he
he dad no, belong TO the Methodist church.
neither did any Of his family, nor did he
expect they ever would. but added that
he considered himself under pceuliar OBJ
legations 20 that branch of the chTuiisn
church, it being manly through the in
sirumen,aliiy Of b.. grandmother. who
who was the sister Of Patrick Henry and
member Of the Methods, church. aud
had the charge OF has education. that hs
occupied the station he noS held 10 Tho
United States. and then added-MS. Sc
ereiary put down my name for ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS which was
promptly done, and as promptly rsid.
tCsrys5Us Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
Central IntrlIfusnrr.

THE UNIVERSITY CT VIRGINIA i. mile
OF two west OF Charlottesville, on the road
TO the Springs. Its plan 10 unique. Its
buildings are situated on three sides Of a
grassy Psrsllelogram, and consists Of
large and prominent rotunda in i,s north.
ern extremity, and Of ten dwellings for
professors. connected by low sdes.
With single rooms for students, extending
along on tho eas, and west. From zach
building. therefore. the front Of every
other may be seen. and almost every one
- distinguished by columns Of different
architecture. There are nine professors,
one OF whom is periodically chosen chair
man Of the faculty. To each professor is
assigned disiinc, departments, an induce
ment TO their exertion is presented by
their smoluments being somevba, deren-
dent upon the number of students they
attract Eaeh student 10 required TO era-
duate IN certain number Of branches
before be receives the degree Of Master
OF Arts. The stimulus 10 study IL very
great. the requirements being almost per-
lection IN each branch. The capacities
Of the young mon arc thu. thoroughly
tested and there are many who seem 20
be organically incapable Of ieashins q
degree. or a class Of eighty in one
branch, only nine received diploma
There are at present, about 80 students.
The ro,unda contains laboratory, lecture
rooms. and a eommodious library OF iG.-
900 volumes. The Univepity receives
an annuity Of 8 IL. 900. and other sourees
o. income increase its annual revenue 10
upwards Of %ll 900. In most Of cur
American colleges chapter Of the bible
IN read. and prayers a-e offered before
the eongregIled students. morning and
eveninS -this is no, practi,ed IN this Uni.
versiiy, except on Sundays Near the
CniversIty ara an observatory and the
former residence OF Mr.. Jefferson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

correspondent; OF the New York American.
writing froh Utica, ssys-
Fifty years ago, the spo, where Utica
now stands was the end OF the world IN
this direction. Ia those days. John Jacob
Astor, and Peter Smith ifa,her Of Gsrrit1
unveiled the ground from Schenectady TO
thoa on FOOT. purchasing (urs at the In
dian settlements on the route. The ln.
dIsns aided them IN carrying the furs
back TO Schenectady. Returned from
their perilous adventure To tho Far
West, they opened little shop in New
York city, and sold the skins al retail
When their stock wAs exhausted, they
ssain penetrated the lonely forests Of "the
frontier. and replsni,hed their store
As,or continued the business many wears.
but Smith commenced tho purchase Of
land. Summers went aud came. and
wave after wave OF emigration rolled up
the long de6le OF the Mohauk. Mark
tho change. Two yeas since Smith
died at Schenectady, leaving millions OF
acres To his heirs. As:or sill lives, one
Of the ~ealiblest untitled commoners IN
the world. Judge Smith lived n travel
the route from Schenectady TO Utica. in
four hours And 10 dsv, when tho suns
evening rays shall hide from the un.
dimmed eve OF john Jacob Aston behind
the blue hills Of jersey. i,s vertical beams
will bs falling on the fur trader. Of our
now Ultima Thule, the mouth Of the Ore.
gon. Bishop B-rkeley never dreamed
OF such changes when hc penned The line.
Westward the star Of empire taxes us wav ,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
THE WHITEHEAD FLOWERS.

knew they woul1 PERISH
Those beautiful fiowefs-
A. the hopes that We cherish
In youths sunny bowers
] knew they'd be faded
Though with fond, gentle care
Their bright leaves were shaded,
Decay was siill there.
So all that is brightest
Ever FIRST fades away,
And the Joys that leap liyhiesi
The earliest decay.
The heart that was nearest
The widest will rove,
And the friend that was dearest
The first cease to love.
And the puresi, the nobles',
The lovsliesl-we know
Are ever the Surest,
The soonest, TO go.
The bird that sings sweetest,
The dover most pure,
In their beauty are f.eeiest.
In their fate the most sure.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

t-Ui ~ laNtf VIZ r.
Ferry The pIopustor 81 The Morning
Chronicle. hss now a. income d 10 JOU
per annufu. Born in the north II Scot.
lsud and having received a good clsssiebi
educsli1n. ~ The age % twenty be paHsd
20 London - seek o.. forians. lie he'd
leii on hi' srnysl. two snd 1xpcnee
For some time be sesfly starved A.
length be got employment. and small
waves. from tho rdiior 81 he Mornink
Chronicle. and subreqasndy BE- become
principal editor and tlen partner and
Gnaily. sole proprietor. ~ The age Of
forty be vas wealthy. Happening o.
make journey toto the country o. s8u
m niiIners shop = gh with who.e
beauty and msanef b. was greatly emit
Ten. ile begged leave W rspsai hiF tisi'.
81 the second iniersisv. be isid her b.
would marry hof. bat added. u an a
an Il fortune, md ssh 10 1--we holpi,a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

NEw StpnLEs Mr. John y Town
send has commenced the rplnuiseture OF
a new article " ladies' saddles. IA i'm
7oriant improvement has been Introduced
IN the form Of The saddle. Which Is in'cad-
ed Tor the greater conveni-tce and safety
Of the ridet.-li Consists 81 guard placed
around Ne right side q the seat Of
the saddle snd elevated some two inches
S'ove a. and H. vel calculated 10 dinin-
i>h tho hsl,tI Of f,Il IN case the horse
becomes re.,ive or uumsuageablo. a
saddle a 'his do,oriYtiun ~as Yesterday
exhibited 10 from, Of our office. aud attract
ed much attention fsT IT. convenience,
nes,ues' and eirgaace.-1coy IFAig.
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LOST.

SETTER DOG. one year old, hair long end
IN all black, except III reeollected rightly .
white spot on the bSesH. obeys the name OF
Top. Straysd or vas taken from the advertiser
living 10 ChsSiesto~u. IN April or May last
Any one leaving sueh information at ihi. Office
as will secure hrs recovery, will be suitably re-
SAsdsd AuguIts, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

MtsSACUysLTrs-.I UsH EorOne6
HIfe.-in extract from n late address Of
Governor EvFEEgT. of Massachusetts ia
gong he rounds OF the papers in which
that State - exhibited IN very catering
condition, 80 Tar as order. quiet and re-
gard for the law may he considered es-
sental TO the we'll being 81 Common
wealth. There can 90 no doubt that tho
Old Bay State IL we'll entitled 10 the high
Distinction Hhioh her Governor claims
Tor her. We would not detract, in tia
least, from hc.aN ell earned aud we'll de-
served Iaurels. Bu,-Slales. like indi-
vidual'. must repair omissions before they
can CLAIM the foil need Of praise for their
Acknowledged merits. The history of
MassNchuseu. - darkrned by . stain.
which ~ will require loGg years Of I'M
interrupted Difference ~ the supremacy
Of the law 10 eiIace The burning Of The
Unulius Convent by n ruiiln and fanshc
mob. and stall more ths refusal Of tho
Legislature 20 indemnify the innoeent
sufferers 20 FAR 10 qualify the applAuse
which men ju',ly award 10 the ordinary
good government OF The ancient Slate
Until that wrong has been N,oned for. the
eseu,eheon Of Old Massachusetts cannot
30 said TO te uud.minisEsd
BAH Ckssnisls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

.faoiiv Solder ofI:e Rsroi4fion gone
AIR. william BAwcETr. solder Of
TIE Revolution. aud for ups ards Of forty
years contractor for carrying ,he mali
between Wa ter aud .his place. died
at his residence on Middle River. on Sa-
iurday evening last IN the sind year OF
has age. lie had been goinr about on the
morning OF the day he died s well M
usual. and sunk into the arms q death, IN
tbs Residences OF his old age. almost with
out a struggle. - MauHf0n SyCciaior.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
STssNEED

ENRON the GIebs farm, about . mile and n
u bali south ef ChsrlestoNp, eight HOGS, )
OF which arc white two black spotted, aud one
OF sandy eolour-six Of them are marked with
slit IN each eSr-the other two have = crop oil
the right aud a swalloE-fork ia the left ear
AaJ information respecting them, Ieu at the
Free Press Office. viii lie thankfully received BY
the subscriber.
MARY cHAMDERLIN
August g. le39.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

''''' f'f i'i..'-' Isti - a.t4tia CG-fNf.
II has been oonsidered by some asan
objection TO the Constitution Of tie nj.
ted States, that i, contains no express re-.
cognlton OF The Christian system. and
there Is. we believe portion o! LisLiy.
respectable and intelligent religious seel.
tlhe South CovensnteIs. Who Jeclins
becoming citizens because 81 this oni,s.
sion. Soon after The eslablthment Of
the government, an eastern presbytuTy,
10 an address TO General Washington.
speaking Of the amendments 20 the con.
shsuiion. said that among them they
never eOntldered the want OF q religious
test. that great engine Of persecution m
every ,yrantS hand. but they would have
fcJoiced 90 have seen somewhere al ex.
pliet acknov ledgment Of the true God
and SaNiout." To this suggestion the
President. ahsTa cordial soknow iedcment
.of tho Kind feeling expressed towards
him, answered thus The inbute Of
Thanksgiving you offer to the gracious
Father Of lights for hi' inspiration II our
public councils with wisdom snd firm.
ness 20 complete our national cons,i.
tuition. - worthy Of men devoted 90 the
I'..NF F'efH ~ tNiiaI.filt " llu AtHift hNf
aecompL'hmehf, by such means. o( the
temporal happiness II their fellow rrn
And here permit ne g. obycrvc. thai the
path q true piety - 90 rlaio - % require
hu' little political direction. To thi. con.
alteration ee are O. ascibe tho sLsepce
n 81 regulation rssrectin~ religion nom
ihe magma eiwla o. Zoe patton. - Ms
guidance 81 The ministers oi ihe ro,psl
hi' important object - psrhsps more
properly sor.-'iigd u vtl be- yaur
care i1 instruct Zee ignorant sni rreiair.
ihe devious and ,n tie pr,srets 81 mo-.
rahty snd science 10 which out govern
nent vii give every iuuArrsnee, We may
confidently expect il.s Advancement ~
true religion rraS thr mcniGcent 20.
wsrdef n ,,f'le 'hst ,auf agsory in ihis
good work msy receive reward here
snd hereafter
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SfrnYc1I or SfnIcn

RNRoM Mr.. Lewis Nsill's. n White Lsp Dog
n with long curly hair. will give . suit.
able reward to any person who viii leave him
at my Store in Charlsstown.
J. D. PACKETT.
August Is, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

OFFICE. BANK oF The VALLEY IN WaGA, .
CHANEsrowN, July 10. 1889.
O EscLvED, That no Note, Bill. or Draft.
u y be hereafter discounted a. hi. oTirs.
sn'ess The same shall have been placed in the
hands Of the Discount Clerk at least one dsy
previous TO the discoant day.
BY order Of the Board,
WILLIAM BROWN, Cashier.
July 2S, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

RfrUaLicAS SiaFLoirY.- ON tbe lsie
welt % the ifssldcnt 90 ilud,on. large
nun Der 81 pefsons purchs'sd dtnnef ics
e''. % bting undsrioOj lls.tiey uefc to
W dinr With lio a. the same table
when ihe dinner hour suIYcd the pfe1.
dchi dinci 90 aa uBief room wiih e (,-
select and choice 90 fdera.as. eLlsi
'hr Democracy dinoA below raiis. boz ils
i"i eniovneni cftheif oan r.,as.nts.c.
cty - Eoy .0lh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
TO TIE CUSTOMERS or THE
Chariest0Vyn will and Far
HncrN generally.

9NHE subscriber would just state, inst he
"a still continues 10 have the Chsrisstown
MI carried on, and has Miller whose qusIih-
cations In every way ere not surpassed. lie
therefore feels confdept OF giving general salts
faction. Wheat and other Gtsin will DO cheer.
fully ground FOE toll, or bough, at fair prices
whea ready for delivery White Wheat Family
fiour, ss veil ss Red Wheat Flour, Corn Mssi,
Rye Meal. &c. &C, will Of all times be kept for
sale. MM. r. IOCK
August 3. 1922 At
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

s traveller in the a"f,e ssrs nom fi.8
Cty % FRnkf.f' snd Bfi1esb8r, vasJl,-
coserri Yesterday anrtno-n ~ NE ageui
~ tsr, t4r 49, ~ iry tls fore o. con
sciusncn GO ul.. .NuTes nsfs alrn
10 pat tir out ~ the csfs De- rrflssd
Dob go. snl hung re- tn one 81 tha open
sia1oes The sseni ,irusk him over The
is4's vf'i b. cine ta mske him 20 ~
li aasa saofd fsu- soi 30 CO. otent,on
ihe iaplie cane ost and eHh.biisI iae
iitle. The traveller seized ihs handle
dre's opi ile swofi. srd i1 sn instant fan
De Trough ihe body ~ iie agent When
aaf a'tfmaai lsn So vaaa.1 a.sA
w. ..tH ..tss. PAD la.B
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

IiEAtru o. NEw ORLEANs.--Tho New
Orleans Zee q the % int. states ,hai lhs
yelloS lever has aPpsnsl 10 ibat CITY
snJ ina, several cases bal proved fatal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
A Pleasure Train Of Cars

"ILt leave the Depot at Harpsrs.Ferry
w Tor Winehsstsr.on SsiurSay usri a. liza
tsstssi, NJ half past six o'clock in The morpi.,
end rsturning. leave Winchester at ko'eIoek in
the evening. aud so continue every tAi,a Ssiur-
dsy - srs'y ~snth. until further notice. Far.
Tor the wound trip Only 81.
August Is. ls1q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

91hThs owner Of the above Esiray Horse is
requested TO come forward and prove ownership,
pay charges, and take him awsy othsrwiss be
will Be disposed Of - the lev directs.
JOSEPH GRAhTHAM.
Near SmithGsId, Jefferson eounty, Ya.1
August Is, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
Estray horse.

HHURSUAST to Q warrant to ms directed.
n ne have this day viewed m Estray, shs~n
70 ~ by Joseph GrAnthAm Of this county, and do
fad the same TO be a GRAY NOR e; and We do
ePPraise the said horse 80 the sum OK seventy-
Eve dollars.
Certified under our hsnds this 9th day or Au.
guSi, 1892. DANIEL SNYDER,
LEONARD SADLER
WILLIAM MCCLELLAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

Horse Isa!iag AMI S,0riis The FAY
cite. Nj. Gazette, givesan account cf
hof's-th'sf Who having stolen horse
from one 81 the citizens Of that place.
wsI pursued aud over,sken 81 HANSEN
burg, la. lia sckrouledged the theft.
and begged 10 70 killed on the spot. lie
was tied 10 bed po't vhils his eAp.ors
were al breakflst. aud managed during
their absence 20 get hold ~ one Of their
pistols which they bad left in ihs room,
sod shot himself through tie hssd. It's
supposed that bis nsms - neClanahan,
sud that he belong. to Nisks5sts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

Do maae to.nsltcs ~ hone. D. llss ''
lid irnai- Co Ser stHen sue ase--
m a hSnc, myssif and si.A sou all
vcfc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

H.5eo7r7 f-r&f go Ia important sale
u public land, 30 Wrcorssn - 70 take
place "a October rcxi The New York
Poet States 'ast he lands Which are hrst
o. be I'D A. not lers 'ha1 = 20 rsr acre.
according 60 ne terms o. Law. are the al.
ierha's 20 even numbered sections iyine
within five uiics a. yssh eide ~ he Mi
vausre aHi Rock riser tsrsl 80 finally
siiuaioH. trt acre fttrffcd 90 The United
STATES By iho sci q l-'h June. 1873 -
They ere particularly worthy n sUeniion
On arspuat oi ihs.r Ir,Aiuliy 70 he c..
Gal. Toe sssobA sale xi.i ombrses lands
a<"aIse c.ntenieni ia thr route Of rha
rzEsi. aLc4 l.isl.i.Ie 1tls reared
from ss.s under lhs pr1sit.Yns ~ tbs sia-
'enih section Of iao 49, o. l-,h June.
80" rfTrsss'.y fi ll- ,'h,n ,hs terms
81 the ca.t. srs1t hat sY1se4srnIy as-
'snsiarI rst o. 10 r,filu o. liriis 80
They utl. Do srd q. ihs Lighsd bidder.
81 nai .r-s u.aa . - rersere. seeord.nz
'n ,te srasfai l.s 20 iia ss,e g ibe pub.
Be- lAAls - blI .fn0t-la.
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Co
what sentiment OF tie heart is so strong. so
powerful, % faithful and 20 Self-sae,incinr. as
the love-"f mother Tor her child Who can
doubt ITS strength and truth after reading the fol-
loving touching incident, related 10 the MIlledge-
VIE iGeorea) Journal OF the 9th instant:
81 y G LAR INCIDENT!
TIE TENNLssEE MOTHER.
Some few years ago. young man eft
has home in the State OF Tennessee. with
a horse drover for TIE purpose of assisting
IN driving LOT OF horses into the "Geor.
gia Market" The Tennessesan. meeting
with sale for all bis horses. and no,
wishing 10 retain one TO Gary the young
man home, advised him 10 remain in
Georgia, and seek employ mcnt as labor
or on one OF our railroads, stating that 1;
Vas q profitable business, by pursuing
which, he could not fail to make money.
Naturally a simp!elon. the young man
followed the advice Of the individual Who
should have protected him, and who
had eDticed him from his home, and
sought employment on the Monroe Rail.
road. Here he was most unfor,unatsly
thrown into bad company. and uas Undue
ed 10 forge an order, amounting to about
ioriy dollars, on a store for goods The
forgery discovered. he was indicted. tried
convicted. and sentenced 10 the pepi'en.
uary Tor fac years. His trial took place
at the March term OF the Superior Court,
IN Monroe county. lS3S. since which
time he has been confined 10 hard labor
ia the Peniten,iary.
His mother, an old lady Of sixly years,
residing 450 miles from Milledgcyille.
bearing Of tho unfortunate condition in
winch her son was placed. and knowing
The imbesili;y Of his mind. with all a mo.
'beTs affection. determined 10 proceed Al
once 10 this plsce, and TO make bis true
situsiion known to the proper authorities.
But alas bow was a poor and lonely wo.
man without money or friends, having nc
conveyance Of heS own, 10 get TO Milledgs.
vile With q resolution truly heroic
this old lady determined 10 travel on foot
the whole distance. and accompanied by
a sister ten years younger than herself
she actually started. and over mountain.
stream snd valley. she walked the extra.
ordinary distance Of four hsndred and hf.
y miles, TO petition the Governor to par.
don her unfortunate son. An investiga.
ton Of the case induced TIE Governor IA
extend TO the unfortunate youth = femIs.
sion Of bis sentence. and We had the mel.
aneholy pleasure Of seeing the old lady
and her sister, together with the son. slow.
~ vending their way back to their hons
IN Tennessee. What will not mother,
affections accomplish The incident. in
the Heart Of Mid.Lo'hian." Of Jespnis
Deans trip - London. Tor the purpose oil
procuring pardon for her sister. boa,S m
companion 10 this proof Of 6lisl affection
on tho part 81 q mother 10 on unfortunate
son Nav they ali reach their homes in
saieiy and may the young msn. under
the guardianship Of his aged mother. bs
resirsined. N future. from the commission
81 crime The drover vho enticed BIN
from home and Jeff him 10 suffer IN = faeA
ofsirangsr', knowing hs imbccilily. should
supply bis place 20 ihe Peuitentisry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

ONes Of Discount s. Opposite Of As Bank
Of the Valley IN Va, at ChG,iestoscn.
august H. 1880
yRoohS OF subscription to the additional eapi-
- tai OF the Bank OF the Valley IN Virginia.
as authorized by the acts Of the General Assem-
bly,. passed March IS, 1899, and April 4, ls3q
wall be opened on the 9th instant, al this Office
Sabserioers viii be required 10 pay the full
amount OF their subscriptions on or before the
=" Gay OF January next, and be entitled 10 par
ucips'e equally with the old Stockholders IN ali
the profits IL the Institution which shall accrue
after that day. WM. brown
August Is, 1899. C.tsAi,r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

Ntrr Lta.l Jas --rha citizens
u Sew London CO.. Cr.f-rusui have
efsrie' a Jsiin Nafuich srh sfc9mmn.
dafoas Co. labor tia prselsn tfo nlli
kept in tiasc eosfssuf1L