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Ear'iicnwarc, China, ana

kIarsticnwarc, China, ana
glassware.
Hp oBERT 10. MILLER has imported in H..
. 'h'P' Pioneer, and GENERAL M.,h,pston
just arrived al this port from liverpool.
22S Crates and DC EsOSsh cnds of
ETrtbeuUdrr, China, sc.
comPrisins general aud complete Gssorlme nj
OF this Description 81 Goods
u ~. Miller has also on hand ard il con.
stshtIs receiving. additions To his stock Of
Cut, plain, pressed and moulded GLASSWARE
Britannia Tea-Pol,, Sugar aud Creams. Sc.
crate snd in Sets
Astral Wall, Su.pendins ard Hall Lamps,
Herman SILVER sud BriIannia Casters.
Cot aRd plain Bottles.
H. ~. NJ solicit, coil from the merchant, Of
The upper country g. examine III. .tork 4. 10
Sssor'men', lyle and prices, beng confident he
cHn supply them upon as good term. and prier.
IS they can meet with N any of the Northern
ehles, With goods, which be Alirrs himself. :.
rather superior Ia quality. style aud pattern,
than can usually be met "a iIh
N. -WintoW Glass, of al sizes Pines In
boxes and general assortment Of SIohewore
Of excellent qu,Idy.
A'-s'"sr'a. 9ih mo 10 1879 1t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

THE DEATH OF LADY HEsrER SrAx.
oPE.-In reference 10 this event. which
We lately announced, we find the follow.
ing IN a Malta paper Of the 10Th ultino /:
by private intelligence from Beyroot.
we are authorized 10 announce The death
OF Lady Hester Stanhope. at one Of her
villas 10 the vicinity OF Sidon. The Eng.
lish Consul from Reyroot, ACCOMPANIED
by The Rev. w. Thompson, an American
Missionary, performed over her body the
last Offices Of Christian burial. This Ia.
dy, 80 celebrated in Europe for her &c.
cenine habits snd snli-naiional preju.
dices. was nevertheless a lady Of a very
strong, snd we may add undsunted mind,
which feared not the frOwn or defi,ion
Of the world. bn, wonld act out lis cogi.
iiiions and purposes despite the most Tor.
midable opp 15i'ion. She acquired through
Syria and Arsbie The magnificent titles Of
the Queen Of the Desert " ''ihe modem
Ienobia." and was looked upon as the
iuiuFe deliyerer Of Asa. and especially
Of the Holy Lsnd. The fame Of her PIE.
" and her almsgiVing was diGused from
Mount Lebanon. with its settled dweliers.
TO she iarihest bomaIe wandering tribe
q the desert"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

IL 1.-THE Rev. s. TusroN, by leave Of Proyi-
dsnce, will preach at HaTpeIS-Ferry on the 4th
Sabbath in September al which time the ordi-
nance ofihe Lords Supper will be administered.
August -, 1899
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ser,. 10 1899 I'll
a EAHl ENTOXE FA;Sy



TIVE subscriber oder. Tor sale the FARM
above alluded To. II Is situated 10 Clark.
county, below Daniels Mll on tie op.q,iou
sud about mite below that AinI, on the road
from W Hchrsier 10 BeUyNillc 10y that AlitI
which n usually called the BspjI>t road TIN.
Farm contains nearly or about go ACRES, u
which about 100 acres are cleared aud now An
hue order. hsNiIs been fortNo wears well set
with clover, except about Is acres. Should Tie
purchaser wish ~. lac can have with A a field
adj IininS II GA thc east, supposed 10 cunt.t,,
s1,ut ~ acres, which Was s1wn IA Clover The
Sprins before the l.st 1hs land e. about -,
iDHes aud hall UtI"~ Manchester. about the
'ame distance ir"'n Wildwood, ard about fo.r
aud half niiles from BerrSVilie, beng YER,
CONVENIENTLY ''iust,d ~Ith respect to hou-ts Of
Di'i"e Worship, 10 Gr'.t aud Saw Mile, Pa
per Mil, aud Ihe Frederick NEiis Salphur
springs, and also sn agreeable nsist orhoud -
The terms " al be made Known b, tie sub,rr,-
Der, upon application, and ~ilI be sccommudat-
'ng. Letters addressed 10 the su5,er,ber, near
Betr!vliie, (Posisse Paid,) will be answsred
promptly.
e. The above mentioned tract Of land will
6e offered at public auction al the Couri.ho
door IN Berry 'iiie, Clarke county, on the next
court day Tor said county, ~hich all he on the
Did last. at tie hour Of twelve ,-reser. ing TO
myself one bid
The terms Of sale will require two thousand
I"iath TO Oe acNsn'ed on The day Of sale. five
hundred dollars on the ut day Of January next,
aud The residue to be paid ia two equal iu,tsl-
ments Of nine aud eighteen "a onihs, with inte.
rest from the said hrsi day of January next
The deed will be made when all the deferred
pa! monts shall have been made, and fun ro.
session delivered on the said hr,i day Of January
next Persons Sho may be inclined 10 purchase.
are invited 10 view the promises. and the crop,
Of Wheat aud Corn DOs On the land
ROBERT PAGE.
Janevilla, Clarke co Virginia
lNlg
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j.,slqyf ~ rvs, Ir5Ifs,s,I11,r1,1,,

&'lsiG2tAlG'1 1MS9lr0T.a.
ENhE subscriber will Commence I. .o,,r,. NJ
u Distraction fos Young Ladies, on AionAs,
The 11d instant Ills school.room .. ct m. AN
GERoNA SEMINARY, so we'll known for n.
heAsihful add agreeable situation.
Terms per ss''i'a II "a ms.ih, o. JsIis.e,.
Board. Tuiiioa, sDd Lodging, ass 90
Heading, Writing. Arithn-Iic, oriho-)
EiaPh.. 0rsm1ar, Geography, aud 10 50
History,
For the sbove. with al tho higher breaches Of
English, including Sstural aud Moral Philo.
s'phy, Chemis,ry, Rhetoric. Competition
ho,sny, Geometry, Aigebrs, sc ~ so
Foi the same, together with Aneientl
Languages, or French 10 ~
ros pupils under 10 years Of age 50
fof Music, Drawing, and othor Ornamental
Branches not enum. rated, q .spar.t. rb,ry.
VIII be made. a.. SMITH, P,ia<,pai
Winchester. Sept 10. 1889.
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iuauGfnp.

On Tuesday, the 10th inst by the Rev Mr.
IlaTrrave, Mr. CoSRtD BILLMYRE o. Miss NJ am,
NoEvS. daughter Of Dr. Garrett Vorus of Ihr
county
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
CharicNtOwn E'rOpcrty.
The .Naia'l .i'sH'aHes Sei,iy

''N'"" ''',a' HHe' Ne"y
H''i'''" , S'''o"I Hi' re
" Pursuasce u Tie decree rendered in m.
above named csse. shall onsr, 81 pIbl,r
snehon. Ia ne highest biIdsr. "a .vont,v IA,
2li diy = Oeisbs,, Cheing Coaet.fiyl b,la,e
tbs Court House door b. Cbsr'estovn.
-'--E : -sG@.E .LGGS,S
f"rn'eFy occupied DJ Hamilton Jefferson A.
s'Dfe aud nov % ihe "scupanry Of J.J.kE
M"'sf' together uith tie sfoUhI va uhieh
'hs Sid house siard.
The terms of he ssie - rre,cf,lsJ ~ a.,
dccfos. ere s2Il 90 cash, ed he b.f.rc. b,
equal ia'tai'aruts - . sud { = months. with ~.
'efsst on The deferred ps, n,enls rros the Ii u
AT'h, 1850, ~ NLsh Sine possession Of tie
gf"Ptrls "h. be Delivered To- lhs purchaser 49,
% "',e !" 90 Ss retained until tie purchase mo-
bsJ . fully PAID w.
d. &C. CONRtD.
f' ~ l~F Arfrth feui-a's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19
A NEW WAY no PAY OLD pErrs.

About bali dozen years ago. q very
worthy farmer in n nei:hboTing Stale
used TO come 10 thi, village weekly, TO
sell bis produce" lie soon found ,ha,
1t was much easier to sell. than 10 get
payment. Among others he had trusted
a widow two or three dollars. lie dunned
and dunned her. until he began TO feel
somewhat vesed-noi angry, for the lady
MAS very lavish OF her smiles aud man.
aged the affair so adroi,ly. that the credi.
tor almost resolved 10 "grin and be ar il. -
After no little reflection he determined
81 make one more effort, knowing III at
every person has weak spot. he thought
that il he coull discover hers, And attack
/, With all his forces, she would surrender.
and he get the debt.
He called Que Saturday al her house.
ran inio the kitchen where she was a.
work her looks bespoke confusion. but
recovering presence oi mind. she. with
all the ease Of school boy who has re-
peatcd his lesson for the fihieth time.
said. why, Mr.. am very glad
to see you. but can't pay you TO day
you must call next week"
oh nv dear Madam" replied he. Il
did not come To talk about that | did not
even think OF that lirile sum. I'm come
on what is more important to my happi-
ness and trust 10 yours. Madam, there
he directed a most killing look nj her.
madam. am a widower." Here he
paused, as u his rising feelings choked his
struggling voice. The widow instructive
ly felt what the widower was aiming al.
and ought not TO be ccnSured ii she al.
tempted TO NEE, him bali way. She or
dered her youngest daughter 10 go 10 the
factory and ask the agent for the money
he promised her. Then the good woman
retired 10 on adjoining room. where she
placed on her head fashionable cap,
add arrayed herself IN a new silk. llav-
ing given the last glance in a looking
glass. she was sati'hc that no man or
rather no uidower could Withstand the
combined influences OF her form divine
aud beautiful dress. She entered the
room and seated herself 10 the char next
20 the loving creditor prepared TO receive
his proposals. At this important luncturc,
between hope aud doubt. the li,,le gil
returned with the money!. The lady nov
paid the debt; the gentleman pockeled
the money, took hts hat. aud walked out
OF The house, murmuring 10 imself that
there Was more than one way TO collect
q debt.
Every one can imagine hsw the widow
bit her lips with shame aud anger, " hen
she learned that the pretended widowcr
had al that time very fine wife and a
number Of very promising children -
She was mad. indeed aud TO spite him,
she declared IN her wisdom that she would
never ask him to :rusi her again Tor his
good for nothing trash.
[Pnriaektl CsroHisis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

On the 21 inst. an attempt was made
to rob store in 81. Lo1is by three rogues
one Of whom was sho, by clerk within.
and was subsequently, arrested. There
y no prospect Of his recovery. but az yet
he has refused to make any confessions
as 10 bis compilations.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

The Boston Mercantile Journal select,
The following from the rorriya Rsview
Tor Aprii. IS;j) as one Of the .incst pa,sa.
ges Ia the whole range Of Eaxli.h ii,e,a.
tare. The subject treated Of, is the bene fit
oi printing:
When Tamerlane had 6ri.bed build.
iog bis pyramids Of seventy thousand hu-
maa skulls. and was seen standing al the
gate OF Damascus, glilter,ng with steel.
with his battle axe on hts shoulder. tall
herce hosts flied TO new victories and car.
mage, that pale lookeron might have fan.
ei-d that nature was I'm her de s,h throes
for havoc and despair had taken pos.
session OF The earth, aud ,he sun Of man.
hood seemed setting IN seas Of blood
ct 1t might be Oh that very gala day OF
Iamerlane. little boy vas PLAYING min.
pas IN the streets OF Meniz. whose bisIo-
~ was more important To them than 20
Tamerlanesl The Tartar Khan, with his
shaggy demons Of the wilderness. passed
away like the wh,TlWind, To De- forgotten
that German artisan has
wrought benefit. which is ye, imneasu-
rabiy expanding itself and will continue
to expand through all countries and all
tine. What are the conques,s and expe.
ei'ions OF the whole corporations Of cap.
tains irom Walter the pennies 10 Napo-
leon Bonspar,e. compared with the
movable types Of Johannes Faust"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

One day las, week there arrived in
New York. no less than fifteen hundred
aud screen erniyrant passengrrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19
Carpc.inr.

NVE are receiving handsome assortment II
~ hSarsd, striped and Rag CARPETING.
also splendid RUGS. and for sale low
Scot 10. faaq
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19
Confectionery.

(SnA POUND> ASSORTED COVPEC-
aPOSD TiO.NiRY, Tor sale u
sept 10 is1q YOUNG's
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NlFG4,E

NJ1The business will be continued bv the
subs riheT, al the old stand. on the corner West
OF the Bank. SPoUting Sheet iron work. such
~ 'oFs pipe, &c sc. executed AZ the shortest
Oh hand. EoHPRT "a uavT,~s -
Charlcstown. Sept 10. I=J9-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19
sAtG2fcsH 0y@s.eo,aYM
a Teacher Wanted.

"A MAN og,o5er aud inlu,tr.uu, habits, pos
L "A sessing good English Education, aud
Who can come well recommended, will meet
with good situation by applying Immediately
10 The subscribers. living near IONS church, ia
The vicinity Of the Did F1eoars. Jthcrson eoun-
W. 'HSiLi1. q W. MuLER,
WA ENGLE.
SFrt 10 lS9g-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19
E1trnsi"c Assortment Of

BOGPS S SElC.NSo
Trust received and for sale,
~ Gaze Youths pesged Boots,
- Boys do.
DO. fine, do.
Mems do. do.
l do. sewed, strong do.
40. psgged, do. do.
100 pairs Meas Monroe shoes
40 do. do. pegGed, do.
50 Boys and Youths do
% do do. fns do.
SO Ladies' Baltimore made Slippers.
so do. Waking do. do. hne.
50 do. do. do. do. strong.
% do. Morocco do do.
~ do. Victoria, do . new article,
~ 90 do FUR trimmed do. & CATER,
100 ChilJrens' Booises, Ankle Ties, and
slippers. Together with many other kinds, msk.
InR one OF the largest assorImenis o. Boots and
shoes ever offered IA ihis market. For sale low
oJ J. }. & Z 2. MILLER
September 10. 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

ENrRAvAGANr Love OF DREss.-The
monthly list of prisoners in the Boston
Jaii. shows at this time but ten debtor. ia
pIi>on OF these, sir are al the suit of their
rAiLoRs. The lawyers mos, adssirs these
HeD SgitS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

HDURsUANT % he provisions of . deed Of
u trust executed by Ifuzh Gillsere and Wil.
liam Apsey, dated the sth dsy Of neesmhrr.
1888, sod rFcortird in tie CLERK odire u tbs
eoapiy eoHfi u jsnsrson county. The sub.etibsr
tfusiss ihsFsby sPpoiaisd. wrli sslf totis hirk.
81 bidder. % pebble aartiou. % Ssfaglsy ~
1914 # Oaobs, 1850. before size lstefn of SEQ.
ac Gibson 81 iisrpsfs-fsfrJ 30 ssiG County the
following saiusbls property. VIZ
That part oG the island Of
VHRGHNHUs,
u ne shsnanaosb nvef. uear its Junction viii
ths Fofomse ~ isrpers Very. ghsch sss roo.
Esysd ~ James staublefsid sod ufe u, Tsun.
ssnf Beeksem, aow dscsased. by dssa hsarinr
dsts ihs 9sih Dsosmbef ls2f snd seeofdsd o.
ssid elsstt osoe, sod ess snsruafds cold sad
ronfeyssi - $50 Ghieees ed AqseY. ~ AZ
dfsg Wanier. 81 special commisstonss. b. drsd
hsafisg dsts tho sth ~ DereaheF. I63s. "a r..
corded in ssit clerks ofies
Tsrass n ~ II veafF-ons Hundrsd dolisgs IN
cash. For 30 halsacs. De icrms 81 pavmsut
Hui De- made saown ~ fte faf ~ srir
HENRY FERRY. Tsusi,s.
erpi ~, is59
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

NESV PALL GOODS.
WE 49, nov frcr.gihg coz NEw FAT.I.
" GOODS, rompriHeg gcff extensive ahi
sFifnfii assfnneni ~ wruif fcrrrrifaiig fs.
viif iias s"fniian 81 osF caainnpfr ani ihe pal.
pc ln ah etfalaaiioa of then. a, We are tsief.
tn-Aea ~ e4ef iacm at ssitit sdganCs.
sri MiLLER
5P'emtrffo. i.3g
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f'o'd' $40 H''r.' SO Qas, 81 EieLiGs t9I.
OM Pafebassr ofP.essses. lisef.Iiy dealt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

What an empire i, Russia How
steady Is her march to dominion over the
entire Eastern World How rapidly is
she extending her possessions History
furnishes no example so striking as the
following table OF the growth of Russia:
Square miles Inhabitants
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

N5nln ar adJ"Hirg rsNuIon. MIR. ScliiS.
BUM HlTHoU ARMS, viii give an Fxh,o, 1 a
WIN Iot>. For Paruculars, see bills.
Sept -. lsJ9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

Foridd.-Indian hns'iliiies have broken
out afresh. On the 23d ul,. the Indians
attacked Mcclure. wounded one volun-
teer, and killed 10 horses. On the 9th,
they attacked party Of volunteers. on
Orange Lake, killed and took prisoners
the whole party With the exception Of
one horssr-number not ascer,ained-,wo
whites killed. On the 2Sih, az the
steamer r. X. Call was proceeding down
the Suwannee, she was twice fred on by
party Of Indians abou: 20 in number
Captain Wood and the pilot returned the
second Ere and killed one Indian. One
ofthe deck hands Of the Cell was wound
ed.-Boh. .7asriedn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

The Indies are no advocates ofaSrarian
inhdel doctrines. They came out 10 a
man in Tho late election in Indiana to OPP
Po'elthe locofoco doctrines. of Robert Dale
Owen, and his dissolute principles on the
subject Of marriage. &c. One ofihe young
er ladies' so distinguished herself in ttis
mor'l bat 10 sustain the purity Of the
elective franchise, aud the sacred insti,u.
- Of civilization, that the Young men
OF Evansville presented her a beautiful
silk dress.-.E. Y. Ere. Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

Sales of .Uorus .MuHieauEs TSess
The following sales Of trees have been
made within the last two weeks. viz +:
0,00n in Eld Hartford. Connecticut. at
30 cents tree 30 600 in Wea,hers.
field. at 30 cents 10000 in Clastenbu-
ry. at 50 cents: 200O in Berlin. at 81
eeris and a gentleman in Pennington
has paid - cents tree Tor lot.
We learn tina, about 900 600 trees have
actually been sold this season 10 the Wei.
nifty OF Hartford. OF these. 10000 have
been sold TO go 10 Pennsvivsnia 81. 900
to Michigan: ~. 900 TO New Jersey so. &.
ODo TO Massnehuseits. and 10. 900 to New
York.-HWITord Courier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

F0R THE cfPiT.IL FRIzES. ~sy rih ,s1.fv
D. a5Lfssd 10
JOHN CLARK,
Sept ~. Is19.
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MELANCHOLY AccIDENr.-On MONDAY
last, as the accommodation rain OF cars
was coming up from S,oning,on TO this
city, Mr.. GaorSe Reynolds. Of Wexford.
one OF the assistants. impruieni,y passed.
on the top Of the cars, back 10 the bag.
gage car, as the :rain was approaching n
bridge. As the train passed under the
bridge, as IT would seem, his head came
in contact with the under par, Of il; AMI
he was at the same time. prccipiia;ed
doSn between two Of the cars. and drag
Red three or four miles before tie conduc.
tor discovered the accident. The train
was stopped. aud he was found bleeding
at the nose and mouth, and lifrles,.
Mr.. Reynolds, we learn. Rad been
married but a few days. No blame at
taches 20 any one on the road.
Providence Courier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

A negro the other day ,umbled out Of
window in New O,Ieans upon the
pavement, thereby upse,,ing a gentleman
Who was passing by.-CuGee GO, up un-
hurt, aud turning TO the gentleman said:
II hope you will excuse di, child dis time.
izs not IN de habi. OF il, sure you |
INT De TACK is. I was fast asleep, and
dfeamln dat big skeeter was bilin me, /
went to iolch bin a wipe, and lost nv
balance, and down cum. OATS de way
my fall rose"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19
FREDERICKSBURG Va. Sept. I3.

The Circui, Superior Court OF Law and
Chlncery for the County OF Spottsylva.
MIA Judge Lomax presiding. commenced
its Fall Session on Monday last at the
Court House. The most interesting
criminal case. was the trial Of Elizabeth
Richardson. for the murder Of her son in
May last. After full examination of
testimony. end an able defence hv her
counsel, the jury brought in a verdict Of
murder IN tie sseoad degree, aud sen,enc.
ed her TO sixteen years imprisonment in
the peniientisry.
Elias Faulkner. who was also indicted
for the murder Of the boy. was then ar.
raisned. There being no evidence suiTi-
Gent 10 convict him, the Common We alth's \
Attorney entered Eoiic prosegui;-
whereupon Faulkner pleaded guilty to
the other charge of being accessory after
the Tact. and was sentenced by the Court
to six months imprison nent in the Coun-
~ Jail, on low and coar.e diet. The
Judge, in pronouncing sentence on the
woman. addressed her in eloquent and
affecting terms -.4Tens.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19


A HERo.-In a synopsis Of the Iaies,
intelligence from Ia Plata. published in
the Journal Of Commerce, we find a
sketch Of The heroic death Of Col. MAzA.
son OF Dos MANUEL VINcENTE MAzA,
The President Of the House of Represen.
ta'ives at Buenos Ayres, who had been
assassInated before him.
Ia the meantime Col. Maza who was
~ prison four hours after the a..assina,ion
OF tis father, received the fatal news As
well as an Intimsiion that he himself
would be Immediately put TO death.
Confess your crimes" said they, "for
your father has already ceased to live, 80
| have committed no crimes. replied
Maza.
Make your Teaee with God. for ysu
are going TO die. Iii, ExcelIeney has
sent you bis chaplain"
| have nothing to confess to tho chap.
lain Of Tyran,i
You Can wTre 10 your wife"
Ne; give her this handkerchief. il !,
soaked with my tears. Let her keep Il
AID remember that carry TO The gave
iae sorrow Of not having been able to
make her happy.
Immediately after this conversation he
was shot lie Was - wears Of age had
been married one month, and was brave
and spirited young mau
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19

In Pennsylvania, il any person bets or
oilers to bet, by verbal or written procla.
nation. he is to forfeit, three times the
amount OF The bet.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-10
DR.. GOODIES
Celebrated Female Pills

dspe that fulsome and dsagreeable sensation COM
mon to females at each monthly return likewise The
attendant pains in the back, side or oins; they
generally counteract the nausea, vomiting, and
other nervous affections IN Cbolorosis, or green
sickness, in few days. and If continued according
to directions,) soon effect perfect Nothing
is is signally eficaeious in recruiting the paid and
sickly female (who has been during her life rregu-
lar and sensitive) the FEMALE Pulls. These
pills lnvigorate the whole system, improve the
memory, and enliven the imagination. create appe-
tiie aud restore tranquil repose. Many hundred
females can testify Of their efficacy, and many
Phy sicians Ga TINS Guy, as also throughout the
United S'a,es) can bear testimony TO their merits
and extraordinary virtues. They invaluable TO
enfeebed aud relaxed females, who from repeated
and difficult labours are afflicted with weakness and
nfrmitIes in which they hi ghiy useful strength
eniug a, the same time the stomach, the back, the
weak ened organs, and the whole constitution.
Solo at 100 Chatham street, New York, and BY
one respectable person every town in the Union.
LORENZO PERRY, .9gent,
Swanton, Vermont.