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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

= We are compelled to defer the description OF
VIM. Smiths victory in Buckingham. Our cores
poul.pt informs Us that Old Buckingham will do her
dny on the cd of November. "Let the cderiteS brag
on. their brarging days are numbered We will blow
M their calculations like soap bubbles The DemocTa-
cy Of Virginia have long since determined ,hat zen.
HARRISON should not get Virginia, and they intend what
rLry We on the South side will perform our duty,
and We hope every Republican in Virginia viii do like
wise So san re- Every day brings US cheering IT,
dngs Ia our Democratic Association Of Saturday
npRt, Atkinson, Of Isle of Wight, assured US OF
majority of from $50 to 800 in that staunch old county,
and Of a majority in the whole District Holiday
Of Louisa the Scots Of Caroline gave US also the
most agreeable intelligence of the spirit of the coun-
nv Fiuvanna, TOO, aye, sold Flu, is r'gh'lng her
scii-and with Joe Watkins as the champion OF 'ne
c,oss--bow can Goochland desert her faith Meier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

Ertrac Of letter from the CITY IF .Ve,e York, Oc lG.
1.-The result of the State Election III the sou kfy
Stone has put ner life into the Democracy OF the "E'n.
pire State and will insure complete Democratic ri-
umvh, if indeed it not already safe before.
sThc Wings give CHASTITY smile their defeat in
PENNSYLVANIA Defeat. defeat! defeat! is depicted or
every Wing coun,enance. We have every confidence
that the "Oid Dominion evil be where she ever has
BEEN, on the side Of Democracy. The signs OF the
times are omiaous for Whiggery. The illusions OF
''hard cider fast evaporatng, and the so5er second
thought ofHe people" is performing It's proper functions
and when il does, alas for poor Whggery report IS
in circulation here his morning, that the .itUtontStS
hare inst reccired letter from Gen HARRISON, ''ROt IN
u Our friends trying TO get access to IT.
but it will be unavang, fear. Our Southern friends
may rest assured that ercry abolition vote North OF
Mason 4 Dxons line will be given to Harrison But
-four friends at the South rally with the Democracy OF
the North and stand firm, all is safe. We cam we will
whip them in New York, separately collectively.
Tomorrow shall begin to hear from Ohio. II We
should succeed there where have good reason 10
pect the battle is ended but if not, the Wings VIII keep
up a show OF fight till November, when they Will
be vauquishcd Never have | witnessed such union
in the De ranks this moment the certainty
of the glorious triumph which awaits them in a few
short weeks, has inspired them with renewed zeal and
energy for the contest. Nothing has given more
courage than the elongated visages OF the Wings since
the receipt of the Pennsy vania election We have just
learned that the ssOd Roman, is tour in Western
Tennessee, in company with Gov. Polk, ex-Gov Carroll
and Hon. Felix Grundy and that all things look well
there.
at is believed that Gen. HARRISON by his union with
the 3Joiii0nst will reduce his vote Ii will aid him
in Ohio and the saveholdng States, but IN most OF
them il is known Democracy is triumphant over fede.
ralism and Abolitionsm already and WILL it IS believed
lose the vote OF every Sarchoidiag State save hcn
tucky and perhaps Naryaad of the latter, however, 1t
is to say the least doubtful The reelection of Mr..
Fan Barren will be the greatest triumph of Prtncpic
ever known since we republic, Inasmuch as It
will forever pr0stra,c this combined party OF fcdcFdSm
and .ijOoniSm, and slew conclusIvey that the people
are competent for self government
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20
at NsssUNG COUNTY, I3tfbctoter, ISL

We had wi,f'tfs yesterday, At our Court, Mr.. WIN.
B. Nacfarlaud. He took the stand at early hour of
the day, and abored long to prove that Mr. Van Buren,
was entirely unfit for the Presidency, and that General
William Henry Harrison all perfection. We heard
nothing new from Mr. Mactarland-he dwet long
time upon the cords of wood said to be sent to Florida
Mr. Louis c. Boudin replied, touching upon some OF
the most important points-hs time being short, as
MIR mcfarland had occupied nearly the day. Mr..
Bouldin put rest the cords Of wood with General
Jesups certificate think the wood is consumed and
will not BE- heard of again hereabonts, unless in a
Whisper We have not many changes in this county
though some have taken place, they generally on
the side of Democracy. think our majority will run
as high as 100 at least.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

From G0ochtand, Sept -.
"Our friends here are all enthnsiast!c-and no man
will be absent from the polls at the election
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

Is Read THALES Let every man OF the oo"|'
aud especially lei every Ergnan read ana ,hwafuy
eeest it 1t is great subject--abiy treate"ano
from one Of the most distinguished minds OF the west
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

The following returns come endorsed on waybnl
They indicate large majority for the Harrison ticket
"a, H., Co, al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

Mrs,I>>rrI, Truc!-A great and enthusiastic D Ne
cratic C,nyanion was held at Jackson on the 2lst-
COL Gilmer in the Chair They were addressed 10 tae
most powerful manner by Gen. Foote, Francis sml.h
d. Madison, hy Col Andrew Hayes and A. y. Brown,
member Of Congress. All the accounts brought oy
III" Delegates concur in stating that van bufeh WIN
carry the State by from to 1000 votes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

DELAWARE
fFrUm ne D,iGsrgrs Gn:crc, oct H.
GLoRIuus TRIuMpm.
one Uuadrcd Guns far DcmOrratir HUmin@t0n u an
B9rrn NajorHy %.
The Democratic party have to-day placed this cr'y
in her former place in the good old Republican line.
They have met the enemy and conquered them Throw
up your hats and give nine cheers for Wilmington
This election will secure the State IN November neat
for Van Buren,
FOR cry CUuSCIL.
Democrats. .ibothi0aiStS.
William Seal 800 A. Honsworth, Il.
Enoch Moore 503 Elisha Huxley, III
Joseph c. Seeds, 5OI Samuel Busby, ~:
Allen Thompson, 5OI George Craig, Al
TREASURER.
Henry Hicks, 400 John lIagany, 400
ASSESSOR
John B. Lewis, 40 Wills on Person, 10
After the late defeat THIS may BE- looked upon
trumphant victory 1t was Il hard contested battle
but shows that we conquer when we exert our
selves
Our boys are up and doing, amid drums, 'rumprts,
aud cheers, heard peal the thunder of the vlco
rIous cannon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20
Marriages.

marriages.
Married Thursday last. b! the Rev Philip Courtney,
SEurNcK, Ia Miss France, ASS BRADLEY, all u"
this City.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

p EtROES FOR SiE.-Will be soId Ia the highest udir
On crd, OF months, the :rh day of October, The
residence o Anthony VI lindgs, deceased IN Cumberland
county, three miles from Columbia i've Ncgror consisting Of w
and giIl;aSO, other property hrnnen"
tlr deceased. JAMES ". JENNINGS,
administrators he bOnts Nth NE miH dHgrI,d,
II n H. HUdsiHs, dscrd.,G.
Columbia Oct. 10Th, $50 a1-lt'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

EAR. ROBERT A. StRIGGS haviu: ocairh IN Manchester,
~ respectfully Offers his ia the various branrc, o h.
profession inhabitants and the surrounding country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

.7drEihistrdtor al J0hs sp sj, d,cJ.
Res. Hill, Granville, " G., Eth Sept. ls4O. 4lwtafn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
PnpgQREH

WHALE was got BY Nhsieboae, (uinner of tn
Dcrht. sod = bfa-r.tr r.rrr sod Siaiii7u. cot 81
keetofs hs O~isvius ~i''.ct ct ibe Dyrb, sod .
Aanoi {. 'iii CathLfing hv Wtoirest-r CsmiIin
~ Iterih-n. C.gurtir ~ th~ Compton tis-, ssi-r
80 krgnius ~ ths t'pdolpbiu Nrsths3 Hcgaiu,
as TIE r1 500 81 the GudaII hia Afabi.n. sod ne
'rr brsi-n. NhsIrLoue osn brother to Whisksr.
sire q tgnunmisi, strc II Hukswsy e D-ttYi,nr.
datu 81 MHuar'b. AnA ~. Qaeea, ~ Nsmt.on sud
ihe G''lcn~h (wtbsrfs "a the Lsgrf,l 49, sut by
Wv au' ~ Pviisioi., hy Ttumpeior. Pronstl. ~,
h'shay.f Promise by sasp. nc. TIE ~as size 81
mHhf - NJ tfs' h"fses % tbe dsy. Camel 4nd
asFsrsi winners q the Deri,y sod O.ks Ustesias
80 ~ O5sBlr. s'rr q Eniiius sire of Pfi-n.
F'rnttN aud uanN others cot ~ Msrisnna By Maf.
u' Mas ~ i,l'raeSus. Hrg1ias Ne
VII WIS dem brought u,asy rapiiai winncrs-
81 ltasHers -=s t'rsmpas. shsFs. &c snd ~ his
stock o hoih siss Of lis pedigree srr fetnstkaLl.
- suh"rfs bv'h &c sp 81 ssf gstle 81, o. 20 not
u richer irsiiEres ~ TIE s.ud Box or more run.
Mug family -indeedn is tbc tery best
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

sishiHg hcir ssrs. fed On grain. I'LL give yr.,,..
direetioe. 70 thss efesg-h dali be done 80 saesp
- possible
by letter o. controversies With ne. ssatleueO ssa
sse<r'.ia upon vA@ ees1hasas kaif-brsd aud
farn~e. =
Esn,is@aa pui,isE Eve mares az he ovn, viii
pc eauted TO ois q them grsiis. A sompsny pat
nns az mares .od esSh one beIng accountable Tor
an. vsii De entsied 60 % them rrusss When
x.susfnes seod their msps, they most vris. upon
WIS, tersss they vii pat thsu- Marc. not s.,,.ksd
a the end OF the season, vli be p~r,nit,,a 40 "a ~,
20 hi. free Of further charge Zoe his ,.ryiee u.ti
thrir ossers are requested 20 remove them n.r-,
put las year 70 Fell BY the .esson, and f.ilDx nav
be Insured this year 70 Whale 81 the season psie~ II
their seeous,s were paid up BY the ID 81 Juy isso
Mares IA, fss year BY the s>ssoa. aud failing NAV
be insured asxt year. 10 soy horse then stanau AZ
my stable Of the price of the Of such hoss<
their account, ZOE fs yesr s.ii b s>,tled ., me
expiration Of fAs season. No mare viii be enisiied
10 these privilege. snd sdvsa,sses unisss the terms
JOSIAH wM. WARE.
Berry s,lle, CLARKE County, Va, \
March &c. 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
EOR SALE.

.FHNHE subscriber mas for safe. left Of mate.
u rails procured for building, the follow.
log articles. which he will sell for cost, kaving
70 use for hem. VIZ:
Several Carpenters improved Locks,
I" ITon-boUnd Locks, (brass knobs,)
Cupboard do.
large size Moriise Lock, for folding door,
long dsaw Bolt, for
short 10 do for
Large size hut Hinges,
, PaT very large hook and strap Hinges, suita-
bic Tor huSyy doors,
Screws Nails Of different sizes,
Sprigg DTahs do do.
large aud heavy door Frames.
And new Sash, Zoe large sze class
The above sriicles ct hardware were bought
N Baii'more at wholesale rrices, aud viii be
sold for cash at the same prices
JOIN ~. SrRAITH
Chsriesio~n Nstch 26 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

A small ycnerson Elal..ll
Ton SAL

KUN G2LE.
K1IlE subscriber Offer for sale the small Farm
tEat belongs TO the heirs Of William AlcEu-
drce deed, IN the county Of Jefferson, situated
IN the vest bank OF the Shenandoah River, I'D.
loic'ng tie lands of Major Heroine l.. opie the
heir, Of John Il. Lewis, ard James Roper, con.
saiaiug about
G3 ACRES CE IAHDa
Noce ,hsn one-hslfo Of which /, well cioiheS IA
rim5or-;ae balance cleared aud in euliiva,ion
The improvements on the farm, with litic
repair, might be made Very good They are
Dwelling House. Kitchen, Smoke HoUsr. stone
Dairy, Barn with Stsbiiug underneath Tor 10
~ - horses. aud large stone pistliery ~ IT'D
Dazzling House attached 10 IL. ard tgo fine
neVet-ld.hns sfrrrEs within thigly yards Of Tie
dwelling, oao OF which supplies tic dist.lrry
with watef. The situation Is a beautiful one
Tor n TAnnery aud Country Store, lis distpGee
being about eight miles from any country tow D.
Gnd lC ever he Shcnaudiah river il improved hy
canal, land there is but little doubt that Il
Will b. before many years,l Nature seems TO
have intended this IS ono OF the best Situations
on river a. place for public depot, IL iSiug
The point where public road strikes the river
that passes through one Of the Gnesi wheat
growing sections Ia the counties OF Clarke and
JedeEsoa. the terms OF sale will DC made easy
10 any one disposed 10 purchase. Application
can be made 10 fns subscriber by letter, (post
paid.) who resides in ShePheTdstown, Jefferson
County, Virginia.
JOHN II. McENDREE.
Nov. IA. 1s39-tC
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
90 ACRES OF Iuoon Lawn
A Smith shop for Rent.

II WING on the maia road from Winchester
Ii TO shePherds,owr, } miles from smith
heid, and three from Bfpectown, IN Jefferson
county. comfortable Dwelling House. Kit
chen, Coal House, and Garden, will be rented
with the shop ard The renier having tie priv.
Iego q pasture Tor COW and horse and Grewood
~ dwelling and kitchen. This i frsi-raie
stand for smith, having a wpslthy set of la.
mefs convenient ~ toe Stog. and % much y ork
as one sc eau do--and % shop nearer than .
mi.es The shop was las occupied by Georzc
McCOrnliek. inmediste possession an be had
og tpPiyi9s 10 The subscriber near ,muAfei5
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
April ?. 1880 At
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

An OLp SuBscaI1ER-A VErEhAx.-
We had the pleasure yssterday morning
OF giving the yoRTY-sEvESru bill aad re-.
eeipt for the New York Spectator. 10 the
venerable WILLIAM LUpLAM. Of Oy sler
Bay. During the whole Of toe period
fotty-seven reaTs. he has been q constan,
subscriber. has paid pune,ually every
year, and has the whole number Of re.
csipts in order. He is an example for
the world 20 look al. What soune and
quiet sleep he muHt havel And how
much more comfort wc1ld there be upor
the pillow, il oil men were like hini-
Reader, whoever thou art. think of thi,
matter. And IT, in the hours OF miiaixsl
when deep sleep tAlsth upoa man. YOU
lie tossing and tunbling about. without
being able 10 sleep al all-pause a mo
meat and reject whether You d. no, owe
for your Newspaper. Mr.. Ludlam. by
the way, is eighly.thrce years old. in ex
cellent health and spirits. and promises
long. to read the Spectator sill.
No Fo.k Goa .7'rrr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
FOEs TgEgTV,

NOR . term of ozc Or more Years, that eliri.
3 bie DWELLLSG HOUSE. w.h four snd
three qiIfisr sores q Land a5jlcsnt. sdioinins
Chariestown. ktowa ~ "Dxoo's iilLH Tbe
fences wiii be pat in good order aud the reces.
s1ry ogi-buldings provided. TIE rent gill be-
moderate to careful ard puueivai isnant b.
Pp-sessi0n given on the FIRST day 81 April ue1t.
wish 90 purchase shout $500 Rails suitable
fIF post aud rail fence. Also. TO- gond Lo-
Gus, Posts, aud 1000 feet ~ Plsek. pine ~ ok
ANDREW HUNTER
Jan 30. 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
April Is 1910
CHANTICLEER.

a PPLiCATioN having several times
N been msde "a re thst should procure .
stand Tor Ibis horse IN she Buii.kin usfshhur-
hood would nov inform ihe gentlemen ~ the
eouniff generally. that Chanticieer vii .tnsd
- VIZ Nm ~inciair's stable three days in eve
~ week durinx The ssssrn He viii STRIVE ~
VIZ. Sifclalr's eserg shndsy morning end leave
be horse everv Wodostdsy nsfuins The
other days - ihe week Be vii a. afvernsed
stand II ny stable For terms see advertise
ment 10 Pee Press.
THOMAS @ BAYLOR.
Aprl9. 1910
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
ne Sp'eadM Stallion aid fyft-lai
Riding Horse
ORLANDO,

WE property oi H1r.o1. So 81 li msks
. his hr-t ttasnn this spf or 81 bis. Rins,,,s
tafm, neioinleg Chadesfoen. BOZ see caunfs II
ishefton. and be ist % usfes % ths low pr.te
% $40 ne sspson dis' hafgssle By tae ps,n,sut
% ateay ins within che seatoa, IS % 4
ihs sergio seFvics. 80 as e. iassfe me hi
BE- ia f1ai paYfbis uhsa ne fact r. aseefts,,sd
o. ne Eiare tfsusfoffsd
ORR ANDO 80 btaafifui blood bsV fem rs
hsnds hfEh. hnely farmfd 81 eHksr saddle or
hsrnats and Be- uoquotiiaasbly gas ~ he ,ao,t
plesssri ant fspd rossFs, % tssd.s h,f.s
ihai . ~ vhtfs 70 Be net sHh Hs sss bred
~ seid hsnfsni b osv sbouf SIS fsars sld.
s,Yna' .fslhy ao1 N hns iofn and aPpcsf.
srfs ne rfisbfatsa ed 81 Arehv tis 8sm sy
WhiP, - ksniufkY TIE ssssoa 80 esmasne.
%, sd eli ed HHh tts aonis ~ Iuas nsat
APfH 2. 1890 -m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
Rleumafic hraiids : dOn't read Mis :!

Rheumatic hrdtidS don't read This .!
Consequence Of many rsm,rksbIs cures
II having been performed ia this and the ne igh-
bo1risg counties. on persons Who bad been AZ
n'eied for many year, with RHEUMATISM,
have been Induced to procure . copy Of the
original Receipt from MIR. John Lsmbaugb. Of
Tia, piare. for tho preparation % the Medic me-
and shall keePon b and supply fthe ing rsdien,s
which will he furnished TO those who would pre-
fer making the preparation themselves. or " hat
wili DO Taore preferable. aud think decidedly
superior, q CONCENTRATED SYEUP, con.
tanning the virtue Of the Ingredients IN a more
agreeable form, and not liable to decomposi-
ton. ADAM YOUNG Jr
HarPers-Ftrry, Feb. 90, 1910
tCF@Nr. Adam Young, jr. has = copy OF
the Receipt or the preparation OF the Decoe.
iion Shieh has gwen such general satisfaction
10 those afflicted with Rhoumatism.
JOHN LIMBAUGH.
Harpsrs-Fs"-y. February. ls40.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

WHALE pin sfsnd fhis fqs,an. shith has s1rls
fafnfefi 80 81 ~ cna tf - RI lsiy, ai sisbls
~ uilss essi 20 nfrrssfile Cisfks CraaiY N,ra's.
"a So ~ fesseu. o. - 80 9n ~ sfflfe o. < q
fsy ~ iuiT srsii ed fT5 iasafaafr a. o. isid %
tspt ~ - fasfr ~ tnaaa VI hg ia fosi Fatire
shi % usfr. ~ irtEuisr siffhfsp-e ~ 8i- tfass
iafiefs 90 ttsit lute - 80 esth ia fha fsfure,
o. - slHi $50 80 rlare 90 aseorat - f.s fiF.
eni'f ~ 90 fit, bats i.kfs ihs frsD8nsiiIty a
f,Ntsinz iaH iefna a " isia't services fafn assl
ihef ser ~ esat dies nss afF sarrir 4 U.-gsf
~ it aih mrri tHis snh Nbrrsi rnfodf sesas.af
40 if7nii ~ nrnt } -araoi rsassnfes srrviess
- anoiaff ysaFs psgiisaisTiy iraia uief
lhif y So pes seaafrg. go pssf-sara 81
9rtafat..eas e - eaett ~ sea. ~ 80 ~ -
sse.sststs - saeidssfs ~ ssssres Fserr affrn
hpe AL p 80 - r-efss, ed msfea 80 sl9is
80 Ffseeaiiea asta - pFessui sishsf. 0safieEse
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
Bv yusr Brfh.

RcsEwooD, NEAR Turin.
June ut. ls39 {
To Drs- Drcsbseh. Kuhn * Pryor.
was for ten or twelve wears s.llicted with a
dyprptic condition Of my stomach, and Chro-
mic DnrrhOes, OF which have been perfectly
relieved by the use Of yurr Dy,pep,ic Cordial.
HENRY 4. BRISp,
Formerly of Fredericktown, Md
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
March re. 1910.
RaroucIc for Sale.

a FiRST-RArE second hand RsROUCHE.
IA which has been but little used-tfor on,
or two horse.)-for sale on moderate Terms
For further Information, apply at the Coach
Mandatory OF Mr.. w. }. Hawk, chsrie,iowu.
Yeh % 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
Elem rle r.. Ll,nn,l q. CnIn.

lhave confidence 10 The Dyspepiic Cordial
prepared 10y Des. DSesbaeh, Rabn ani eryor.-
u has been used IN nv family for Sick Head
Ache, aud severe Rheunaiic Pans. sGsciiaz the
shou der and Che,t-snl has afforded Immediate
and aPpsreatly permanent rrhef.
LEONARD d. GURLEY.
Tifin, Ohio, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

So fu.t ffrrifi1f teroa8 ssFrly n GRO
lbhiEs uhifb en- sgiiirr veft chssr--l
ihiuk littis chssreF ihaa they rsu hs beufhl
faf tite p here, b. fha markst NJ freads 80
custom fs ere rsqssfis1 % ell aas sHsnlas
snd iatss fss issntslfss
MsE.h %. Isle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

hii ~ teff eneonrsgiar a. trfcfcrs fu FsfrruI -
N"sl iif ,fisif toifs hfr frrfa ftv 30 ffGsl,nf
o. tt.I ff-. .u.f1.,s. i,..s b., ti. f..t ,,r.
200 rarfsrsf rtsHitr tu ~ rit htsffs sr tit.
i''i,e' a- p'tarftiT iH sn raiiarHi 81 gee every
aii'ii 80 faet patuisr sad fac.f ssf4l sisi
too
ile ahlte sas prepared bt D. Wss1rrf. fpsss
ihf bnei'th lsufuslt sit rtiift ssihstiio taurtas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
TEsTInro
From n. Rec. Hliiis.n Rana,I.

From III. Rec. HIiiisa RsaasLs.
Having frequently used the Dssp-Ptic Cordial
pfepar-i by Drs. Dresbseh. kYhn and Pryor,
fur sick Head Ache, with relief have no hcsi.
fancy - pg1uOuEeibg Il good comedy for that
disease. WA. RuNNELs.
TIin, Ohio, June Is,. 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

y charis''owa. black vslTe, BRACE.
LIT, % whirh IS sttartsd e mialsfsfe III.
Ftss 81 isfy AsIt IA famiiT miaiafarc. ne
finder eli confer fsrsf bY lssfiur ibs ssas
% fhs Frss Press OGes. ~ at wr psrkstcs
STORE, snd if desired = ssHahis fewsfa vii be
gwen va r. WAsniNgIOg.
sfsr~h as 1910
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
Wanted.

a IL kinds Of MARKETING viii be tsken IL
2SA exchange Tor Good.-,neh a. Butter, Egg.
Taiiow, Soap. Candles, Lard, Bscon Rag.
Wool, Wood &c, for which the highest market
price will be allowed at all times.
WILLIAM LOCK.
March &c IAN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
CERTIFICATE.

have used ihn Metallic Componnd above
mentioned, and take pleasure 10 saying that IL !,
decidedly the mot useful PREPARATION Of the
kind, with which am acquainted.
JOAN KENNEDY.
Chsriestown. Jefferson county, Va,
March y, lSiO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

Bssui,luf Esirsei.--Tbe following brau,ifol Ell.
Waes u fioa Gsslsgher's Hcspsrian, a mon,hly
raelisstion issued 10 cincinnaIi, ohios
Iouag wonauhoodi the sweet moon
on The horizons verge, thought ma,ur.
ed. bot not uttsred-a conception warm
and glowing. yet mol embodied-,he rich
halo which precedes the rising sun--the
rosy down that besPeAks tho ripening
peach--a DOVER
flower which !, not quite a dover.
YET IS no more bud"
uron this. ne Sunday News matss the fallaw-
ins capisai- ,arcdyi
"Young womsnhoodi molasses touch.
ed with q little birthstone spread on
bread not bu,tered-a being all joints and
aoglss not filed out-so Uniformed form,
deformed by stsys--a psllid thing tha,
loves the ripening Peseh-a young wo-
man
A woman. which !, not quite woman
Yet something more noe gal"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

UEAELE NGEES9
~ every description On Had aad for sal.
81 fsis Qecs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

NHtl.h has he'd three enli' ua'nei b. The Tai
sd Siatrs; oas rsa fvo.n,sl- h-fs q n .l,it.ef.
beetle f'ade 81 iu Son t3ssr. sud go % see srd
bel nn fssh oas rrd tur hitn he s,.ofarr V an
tl tNufpd q ti,ftr g. fuite hssts aad he'd A.
~" Tered - hi" VI RpbsSd's ooii is thguali by
us.f etssil.H - JH'igss % b. tbr best tfsineG cit
Do Amttiss iast seer
Osiaber o. 1850
~ stsprr jon that : eots.fsr fhe Whale cot
trained by ue ihis fli ssFrt hfsi r.is solt hove
trained sd nanaxef ~ H rrtf times. tgrr a ths
,. = fsrsrs 90 ihe couutft, u vftt Ths Queen
hiif touars. sfeti Kiais~. snI oiatfs. "a. a.
twfe frsrs s'td after ffii ai,i sufitiatt bisls g.
oct hff,iai~ o. 80 p,st sr4sif rI ur Isl hsle ssit
Nls be- three ycsr 90 r,fr ifsiau,i "
william 4 PORTER