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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-31
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gWEflE tncfitof1 respectfully infeeA lbooo
we art lnietisa ietAeri 81 otsa aecooci.
lhal & a ihsiG esofaln - hagn Ne oplsb elco,s
~ bea1 O. pegment at 20 ND q oler1 year
tins - ne lft e 5ta4ory saxl ~ wi h4te
shsis aH1eGafs cut, az1 topo d lliii laeo1
q, eoagrnitaca anf nRpraaatiaE IS alGfp oos
q call e their 6to3a snA psg thaaa Pasf q
lsast, asd save fksil ne iataf q hatisx s. eell
q iboir relfeeIsse laes6eneae-- 0sai etico
hshtl TAey eKFset staie fFis1is - ~ fks ISL
theg en- foF lasa, ylaieh VIA E1eltiy otliee
7L9aR 8 KEEEe-
=, a.--They hape 8 goc6 en1eri1sent q eaods
an3 aniiail pnilsa1nns - taiseneea ~ heTs-
ssrsyvills. pes. y. 1885,
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-31

7Aun sToar--ng paoPesaoa PARK.
"a lhe iihe q uur Iast uaF with Cs<,t
Arilain. When the o1eriions of ihe inrnnr-
tai FELTON, md others were directed Is lh
Improvement u acienii6a naval dslancs.
and ahso the desls al ne en,s,V hevar.l
"a % car es1s heard, banbtg6inF our 81.
.ies, plepQeriQe CgI yee1elt. and destroy
lpE onf comnefcef navel and fofmids.
ole plah vas adopiedto destroy their ships
and drive then from our coast We e.
leg . the iorpedd and osbeF msehines ToT
submsfine natisSiion, hY gueans a. which
the largesl man Of war might 81 bl6an
q alous By Hnktzine depetised nnder
" bottom, uhilo noi che nliRhiesi irsce 81
an ehemy should bs visible. Houefer
tnhRmen ~ nnfaif might g. chic mode 81
warfare 60 iltell aiill q Uas bal iati re-
tslislio8 fcs me bsYbseiiies eommftte6 81
ne Untsh and then savage allies n thst
bloody wof, Apd alibonrh owiaf % Is,
fmpefleeliQn Rnd secfesy. our country q
thatiime feceived Bat lillle bsne6t hom
4. yes lhe expelimenls ihen made Prove
thai ailh lonasf practice and addiiionni
Improvements Il might s. made mower.
tel mesns pf reabo1fd defence. TIE neff
afpfofed snpeniioh iof this palroae, Nas
she torpedo. ae called lfoa is Feseh-.
eisue 70 ahs iish d lies name os he sub.
maine vessel 81 Sf. Bushnpll Il rohs
sisted of eoneave srame. Feasmblioe two
eoa,s,one inseried end cotesiae TN siher.
80 ilal The uppes sn6 eader sdfgseas
semeWhal Eeeenhisd lha shsll 81 tie tor
ioise. Z - large snoaeh 10 clos ! mao
90 or epEighi IA iis cavity, and a contain.
enough air % sappofi lile for coasider.
sble line. ana Uhen rSo9eflg ci6Ied ssss
entirely water. plooi Il vas propelled
ID nIgaRa d spirai cara forging Oh axles
which passed inip the cavity within reach
81 ihe epeEaio< snS ecied upon re We.
ief On iha afineinie ~ lie eadiass screw.
Deo % tnese vas placed at zach end af
The mtcnlne, y prone Il FORWARD a. back
Nssa, and uae % ne sep sid boiion. %
tee slower iiin fhe asiet. Pour kseis.
uniting q each cad gate ia toaaiant
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-31

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-31

NOR
8 s. sahcefitsf oaginr IS fsfcksa-
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Rssa eetteiass 41 a GE ehsa 40
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-31


90 pui benesih he sfcbea heavan Is
Rieai's psBlaand elqem and saf Il yes
ear. fhefs = 90 5sd fgonoanee iasi
dread biasphemy, end each siaf above ell
feprnve you 81 gaaf aabToken dsfkness 81
iaiell5 ci--evefy gpica thai flosfaupoh lhe
nisbi e5nds wlll beNpl y0uf astef hers-
issinsta end aesptif % ihers 80 God ~
Who, taea. enl5,isd ihsl bipe peseli. cod
three e9pn lp hift ireaiitpifee tht tsei
tta elsaniaes ofimmmlsiiif5 ifhb fash-
isatd ,his fftea refih--NHh ~ rsrpase-
81 aliiae aaiefs end 30 enfaate 81 sisnt
ard mtins Mho reeie3 Re leaeasliau
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-31

Lts,Gs1tfB ga tg1H At18E8FB,
SunscRlnGRs 10 NJ Ga cUE 7'pha ~.
- BRfRK Il she VhsrasIeva. are hsset5 no.
siae6 thul hare o. kan1 choleo ooilsctiph af
ulsiai lsgl6o 3AAfg9 HIo0lEs.
aAa.Aslaalaen, D.e S.. 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-31

NtlE st1thb0l1tFa an1 Dottaiiofs Is he
SAep1eg3sfopn savi8N lnsiifaii1a ere
hereby eiiled DAT ttets ~. bes neef|nr s.
tbe Go, Iktratay - 5ssaase tetl, "a ne
Tpuc HAD ia SAsp teftsiepn. fof ita psfposs
81 eicctiaE lep Diteetottls trnnIact lhs ha-
slnesa 81 sai1 la,iilutian far tie ensoifE Twelve
mnrtlt II. TOirNER. Flr.fssrf
Dssat iato.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-31

2t Eefta EseNe Hor sage.
AZ s Ni.t sea ets issze siss ssaas6ns
IN q art ~ ss hsts
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s7sf.aE ttS el1qt ~ ssts
W as ~ ANDERSON.
ilesper- Feffg Nas q $3.50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-31

AccipuNT-- aiiaehisF, ahfine ne
aiehi, team 80 she soaeh which ctsfies
the msii - one o. ne sisses between
iiageslloWn End caubefi1ad, no. ne
raHon 81 whem Il ass dene neeleesed 70
laaien ihe sigapby which tie horses check
ihe plosIess 81 he esffieEa Wbrn fcine
esNh hili. o. descending kegeaf's ildfs
lhs heftss hscens IessiVs and TIE driver
go eeun 81 ~ purpose offspaiHbg tie
Abcsa DeaiioRsd hsgirei. While 81
SIS 81 be aesi ne hoissa Fan ae6g.--
Dee n ihe psssahesrs. tlr Fsaais. 81 AS.
legacy eeepiy, zee tilled Is ihs aes az
lpmping opl 81 the eotth. 81 Mddie,
SO egsas u ibs eonpasg, aes si'rhilg -.
lele6. The eoach esf nsf Upset, sad Us
horses. tiisf fsebise ta,st 8isiance @efs
slofps9 - Ffs&Fiff k.xamfasr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-31


a VIII ~ I'll tff.ss tiseife ticssst ggsess a.
3 cash feF likely foanz lEl n - - htti
SEXES. ffsn SEE Is taefly, ese $50 81 afa4
esf.sas tasiaE liteis serfsdis q 9is AZ
aif = e1ii ia cell 81 - 81 ne shte in
CasfE5cNns snd auf ee1 tatios - 3Tits
les Wsii - Prempils siishasd -
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-31

oPeeei,e saeHpetse l7eiei, EsAssTeN ear,
s nep - 5sIsr,eg, aoeaiy art sepisssk
femsInInE natal shoaf chfhtaes ~ anl
- hspgg q 90 eaf efdsss u ~ lisa, end msy
- igaea b tAssb Haeting - seFsieas elihsf q
a9s. EbFgsFsa Iielff chaflhslt9a, g AZ ~.
eni,tt lists, smshEsld
Dee 10. lala1-Lta
The Madisonian., 1840-01-30

CURE FOR RHEUMATISM Deans Rheumatic
y, Pills are an efectual remedy for the Rheumatism,
and all similar diseases, such Gout, Cramp Spasms,
Numbness &c They have eeu extensively used in the
United States for the last fifteen years with very high ap
probation, and mutitudes have been relieved by them
from most distressing attacks Of the Rheumatism Per-
sons who have been afflicted with the Rheumatism from
fifteen 10 toefy years. who have been wholly untitled
for business for two years together, and unable walk
without aid have by using the Pills been fully restored
For sale by Maynard Noyes, sole agents. Boston, by
the Druggists in Ba timoe, and X. s. Patterson and s.
j. Todd, Washington oct e-6mis
The Madisonian., 1840-01-30
Real Blessing 10 Mythers.

DR.. w. EVANS CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH
This nfallibe remedy has preserved hundreds Of
children, when thought past recovery from convulsons
As soon the Syrup rubbed the gums, the child
will recover This preparation IS innocent, eica-
cous, and so pleasant, thar child will refuse let its
gums be rubbed with It, When infants the age Of
four months though there is appearance of teeth
bottle Of the Syrup should be used the gums, open
the pores. Parents should be without the Syrup
the nursery where there young children for il
child wakes in the night with pain in the gums the Syrup
Immediately gives by opening the pores and healing
the gums; thereby preventing convulsons, feyers &c
AGENTS.
LEWIS JOHNSTON, Washington.
c. CRUIKSHANK, Georgetown.
BELL & ENTUSILE, Alexandria.
EDWARD Mcdowell Fredericksburg.
MORTIMER Il MOWBRAY Baltimore.
c. HALL Norfolk.
A. DUVALL. Richmond
The Madisonian., 1840-01-30
WASHINGTON MUSEUM--The unde signed has
wv now nnssessinn Of the first and second stories

yNTASHINGTON MUSEUM.--The unde rsigned has
w got possession OF the first and second stories
Of the Masonic Hall l2 street, for the purpose OF
establishing his Museum permanently in this City.
In founding this Museum the undersigned proposes to
combine the most select productions Of the chlsel and
pencil that can be obtained by him Specimens Of Natu
raj History, and Artificial Curiosities Cabinets OF Shells
and MineIas; and whatever in the combination Of Che
mistry and Art may promote, improve and be attractive
to cultivated minds.
Those who ntrnsed with the guardianship of chill
dren cnnno be insenslbe the advantage that well
conducted Museum presents IN the development and for
nation OF the infant mind.
now fourteen wears since the subscriber began the
present collection which, when properly arranged, will
be found worthy of the support and assistance of the ct
Whatever may be the fortune that may follow the sub
scrher he is determined to give 1t trial. trusting that
the citizens will support him with their subscription, at
least for few years.
y, b. Curiosities Of any kind thankfully received
donations or loans by persons friendly to the Institution
The second story ct the House will always be in
diness for Balls, Fairs any other for wichi may
be wanted, at the shortest notice, by
jan 23.6t JOHN WARDEN.
The Madisonian., 1840-01-30

DREMlUM WRITING INK.---MAY YNARD d
i .NOfESS, for which they received Diploma at
the first annual Fair of tho Massachusetts Mechanic
socation II being considered by the Committee the
:. Best Ink IN The market" For sale by the nuacurers
Boston, sold IN Washington by W. NJ. Morrison, j T.
Sullivan. W. Fischer 6 Anderson, r. s. Patterson, F.
Taylor, ]. Kennedy. j. F. Calan. oct 9.6mis
The Madisonian., 1840-01-30

TAME'S NEW NOvEL-Henry Of Guise. or the
y States Of Blos, by the author Of Darnley Richeeu.
&c &c, is this day published and for sale by f. TAY-
LoR, or for circulation among the subscribers the
Wavery Circulating Library Immediately East Of
Gadsby's Hotel, dec 10
The Madisonian., 1840-01-30
LIBRARY

wAVERLY CIRCULATING LIBRARY
IMMEDIATELY East of Gads5y's Hotel, Pennsylva-
/ mia Avenue-is regularly supplied with a number q
copies Of epery cork (noves and others immediately
upon publication, the Magazines, &c. &c.
TERxs--Five dollars per annum, or one dollar Tor
single month. Jan ~
The Madisonian., 1840-01-30

EENDERICH'S PORTRAITS Of the President,
IL Vice President, Messrs Rircs, Forsyth, Benton
Webster, Clay Kendall, TaIlmadge, Woodbup, Pom
set, WALL Calhoun, souihnrd Pok, u,unay, ana many
oihers All ar them knowleged TO be the best portraits
ever produced m the United States arcust received and
a, saIe hy r TAYLOR jan is
The Madisonian., 1840-01-30

C,WAN QUlLLS.-A small lot, very superior, are Just
- received for sale by r. TAYLOR
Also, English Letter and Note Papers Stevens Blue
and Red Fluids.
All kinds, royal scarlet Sealing Wax, in boxes.
Perry's National Pen, new article
Perry's Mapping and Lithographic Pens.
Desk Weights, large Ivory Letter Folders Rodgers
Desk Knives and Erasers, and Pcnknves in great yane
ty all at ow prices the articles (havlng regafu
the quallty) be found in this country mar 10
The native American., 1840-01-18

WE have expressed previous number this periodical opinion
Of this excellent pamphlet It's merits might have justified
an than bestowed Speaking relations
lnonN eatL of Liberia, the author observes
That 3rs, having planted
iu il is being allied by mutual Affection by sympathy and
Iou se for m purposes which could desire
ilat in~ an which its infant and orphan condition
and which,
3" "e No hastow under the
Vie clearly before and makes appeals. we'll
ithc affections and sympaes, mpoan
whole nation Hell and they lave from quarter;
land ourselves their could hardly
hesitate the proered and the British
compelled despair of mother therefore
lit be decicdat least for the
men will action this subject
lsi astnce and since there
esabhed which has the confidence of the public,
which till higher aid shall
their Independence shall be declared and
of the land forward this xgency and all ranks Of the people
accorng their ability and according
importance of the cause"
ON CoIoNzAroN SOCIETY,"
pleased 10 besoW The following commenlaory notice:
The reorganization of the American Colonization Society,
commonwealth Liberia which effected
has given life affairs home
and fresh dignity, Importance and vigor the
An eft being dependence
and throw and
ecied will at the abge and call forth the
physical Of the and efficient
and public gopd II deemed essential
should nou the personal independence and seiiance
also that all the benevolent contributions this
be appropriated as effect the greatest Of good.
The native American., 1840-01-18

Africa in bcrin American ships should 70 encourage tie
tic importation OF whale OIL Palm Gil has become ndrr
sbc in the nanu 81 soaps and unless manufacturers ob
low those in England this extensive branch of trade will be
our
h growers Of tobacco deeply interested the African trade The
only tobacco suited that trade and sells The
natives average fifty pound of this
lmay be made important means Of extending trade.
Entertaining these hastily thrown
potunty urging your attention the Importance Colonization
Of and the the
favor OF American people and Of our Government
! very respectfully,
Ycur obedient
SAMUEL. WILKESON.
The native American., 1840-01-18

II our last from Mr. BuxroSs late work relating
African productions and they here continued:
Hemp w 'e Gambia an" only requires bette, mode
of tobacco Indigo freely in Africa, that in places diff
Icut eradicate it. immense quantities Of indigo and other
weeds spring up the of FreetowI.
known wild far inland The Fad and with
Coffee another indigenous shrub, which rerays When
K'zH Nova seoan ft observed near the hsrbo he pulled up
three plants showed them The people! who said that thought
lit good for nothing but fence ei plantations. all the
country aai III Places no'ng Even wild
Sierra leone in their Annual i:, u Y - A""oy 1888 informs
bring down m sale them quanty Of r o very superior quail
m the ] @ Of their own an exaS Of letter
with the natives is that valuable productions Of their country brought
lin the years growth be the f
monkeys bn. now of profit to the natives anao
the Gold Coast; and Ahmun e Ap 7 states that Liberia no
and that the berries ATTAIN s ' pm happy the e. @
that above 10000 pounds of African coffee imported into his country
several Of when eul
livery large The Of the machinery alone have
hitherto prevented m manufacture of but in c, e
hat hence would e @ lie esn eoany " E PI
all we know Of is capabilities Of improvement from the
Sierra Leone What these wanted Colonel DENuAm ns
that hey have asonment s nf TO s%n, bm
a, hath ney have done what they have Despatch May alst 1920 They
ans s Ihss n1a corn ground nuts pine ppea sugar &c.
nave Pa scarcely any attention agrcuu the want Of super
nendn has also been obstacle its pursuit. but thought
Indies ~
AsnnuN, had clear view the interest of the Lbe
ran seters writes them Suffer down
marks the truth and importance Of which you sensible
he h 49, that the cultivation rich land is the
ever hnd ont Independence comfort and wealth You may YOU
please God health, become independent comfortable
happy as ought this world The YOU and
particularly your as have good soil coun
try ney Will
,egeaOes ~ year They will yield larger crop than the in
Amerra hnG y will produce number of very valuable articles for
IN he States, millions
foreigners One of rich land well tiled produce YOU three hun
dred dollars N"r OF indigo Half may be grow hair
Ton OF AFRO" ' -Four laid out in coffee plants will the hr
year, toe three
an acre OF cotton will oie your family and eyccn n
hoe your wc and children perform of opin and
~ one acre OF will make independent ali the
"oT I1F hc q you use IN family One trees
We" attended, H furnish you the round, with plaintam
"" ilies Twill
ever gamer N" months the year. you every
month ana who have owand plantations through
out the year. .
The native American., 1840-01-18
TIE II Il + :.

IIrL wavirc IN lie sasnuer ali;
An nan~c, hand j. c;og,s Ia! strung,
Aa,IA.t9 Lrea.Ae IL nus!c there.
Awoke wilder, snee,or strait
Tlan ever 40! a Mermaid b ew
n coral sol,.c:s oclhc main.
Wire 4, ui.i.s .cl.,. ..e'4 s?rctty slcpi,
TIE le,h,r lei, the Ec, Gy.&on,
Hri.tt With Tic ,sprs llgl 4elning wcIt.
waved ii.Auy lis soit azure wing;
NEat te,l l. such mus,c could inspire!
WA. hair such lays cf Joy ccuIl sing!
J.. ,,..,
Ihr binds that swee'iy WarhleG !y,
hid lie soft ec:o itcm lie hills,
Were heard not where The hap was nigh
,...,,...t:,..
Aorg he bosom Of the West,
IN ccicr. so!1y uirg''d la.,
Willie IisElt t"s ta!k@nd a. Il" i;st;
.,r.,.
Ala sneeter HAN lie Iay that r.rs
Wi!d through the silcrcl cf lie nigh,
as solemn ph.lcnfla sang.
Along ,Ae dewey h.ceGe olcy
50 clear and son ,ley swsu'l and tic3,
-,.,...A lT.L...-
The native American., 1840-01-18

EMcRAr On Wednesday about hundred and sixty cood nor
sons e H4 p in the ship Archer Captain MARsroN, Port Snan
"a lrntta icy had been hired BY eminent planter island ~
bar &n given them they privileges u
You'd make residence desirable. We few dozen T;l
lats wpi This cy tic and on as mrc @
cdc a.s hey ,l it--.F. Z, Sun. iS"
The native American., 1840-01-18

- SO Il does in Liberia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-24
Valuable Land for Sale.

FBNIIE Subscriber offers for sule; his valua-
a BILE plantation situated, and lying in the
District Of Edgeheld, on The waters Of Richland
Creek, adjoining lands Of Captain Jacob B..
Smith and Mrs s. Bonham. The Tract con.
tains Five Hundred acre, more or hess; Two
Hundred acres oi which are cleared and under
good fences. The Land is well adapted to The
culture Of Corn. Cotton and allkinds of small
grain. The remaining three hundred acres
are woodland aud well timbered.
On the premises are all excellent two story
Dwelling House. Kitchen, Barn. Stables, and
all other eccssary oni.builinss. The situation
is healthy. the neighborhond good. and its spring
waters are equal 10 any in the District, or State.
The above tract of land can he had by paying
one third of the purchase money on the first of
January next, and the balance OIL a credit Of
one and two yenrs.
The Subscriber also offers for sale Eight
hundred bushels Of Corn. Eighteen or Twenty
Stacks of Fodder, a good stock of Cattle, Hogs
&c The terms will be made accommodating
to an approved purchaser. For further partic-
uars apply 10 the Subscriber living at Potters-
vile, s. C.
BAILY CORLEY.
Sept. 12, 1910. ,f34
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-24
FOR SALE.
Sept. II, 1910.

(Yapplied for Jefore the first of Noremter nlert.
A VALUABLE PLANTATION. on Sa-
IA vanlall River, in Edgeiield District, s.
Carolina, on both sides of the road which led 10
the New Bridge. and within less than mile
of Hamburg, containing S32 acres. of which
large portion is fertile low grounds, and on
which there are Girls, Mill, Brickyard, and
other useful improvements.
A liberal credit will he given on most Of the
purchase money. Apply to
JONATHAN MElGs, or to
]. g. w. HARPER.
Augusta. September Is, 1910 "a
The Edgefrd Advertiser, and Charleston
Courier, will please insert the above three times
weekly and forward their accounts TO this office.
augusta Chr0n. 4 Sen.