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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-07

CosoREssioSAL EI.cTIoS IN VIRGISrA.-An
election for Congressman was held in the 18th dis
irct in Virginia, on the 29th u't., which resulted in
the election Of William Smith, (dem.) over Banks
icon and Slaughter, (whig.) Majority not known.
dT The Standard insinuates that Gen. Van An
twerp is guilty of plaigarirism This comes with
good grace from such paper. Take care Mr.. Stan
dard, we have numerous scattering numbers OF the
STANDARD in our desk, and we may think proper to
give Van peep at them, the result of which would
be, if he chose, to prove like charge upon you.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
NORYCE.

ALL. persons indebted 10 FI0aE Il KEyEs
"a are respectfully informed that n,Iess t6ey
come foFwssa and pay part Of thair liabilities
% said frm, Immediately, suit will be brougb.
without respect n persons 1t i oat Of he
question for is 70 pay our creditors. or 10 *.
poet further Indulgence, without paving some
Pari OF our deots immediatsly and thought moi
% % expected thai We can make ala the sacgi-
nee. u every .onc indebted would pay "a
part, il would materially relieve rs and we
now make The demand il the hope that our
friends win appreciate an indulgence, and make
"a effort 10 pay some part OF their debts !;
Otherwise, We shall be fcrced--maeh against
our Inclination to dispose OF their claims. =
We shall have our accounts for the present
year ready fot settlement on the istof January
next. andSshaii then expect.all having accounts
e close Thy same BY bond Of payment
rFLORE s KEYES.
BerryYilIe, Clarke Co, Dec. /, 1912.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

Weep not far ne pas. aifa drc.ns tist tas Iied.
lsa saut.ise has sanishsd. rs s.rllndi re dad
lleep, tssp = - SHADOWS toref ire aid lou
~ cnii fhefn nor stk 20 The lad eketes fbeg 20
They ssueAs he j "a lllsE mar elczm fiaz "a hieh
From fke wtag ~ s1nie spirit that psasss - b.,
80 gently NE dsemed that tie ittter, u esrth
had fsilea spss far helier birsh
And theF pakssi- but F1lse linsefsyes az he car
- seems illtt III from sonat suHnitr iskefe,
: weep 80, ehlid Of sorrou, for hops hat we're
ln1le.i aEe The eifsof AZ rxus18oFHs, ssfine.
!. I ~ IDOL sss eArthils-thy iifc-siaF has sst.
bright stars axs ~ iEatEr that beam To- thl- ~ -
weep not f1r H. past though Il bids rs IL eioon
tassp tqraa thar have 70 ID ss tsnsbs:
otd Voices that rang 10 the laugh or The soDe.
- asa iases si1as smiled = shsT hiit4d aanse,
%. e.li Them 40 back fer they vent Il iaif 1.rsh,
kfs Their lsrF1s had been chilled ny one oat a this
kpl - svsrs,el aSss 81 q. a. sss. ..,.I.
and wake lls alst nolct = . be.tstIy tongue
lheu yielslnot 70 sorrow, lie has not day
hat gtse4 fdi some sunbeam l0liehten o6r way.
ut Gull hgn the past from each hIessins that dies
gem p iuumine The erevn for tie skies.
ilsr tutureaiso,sr " s--tiie present IL urrs,
To shrsnd e in sas1ness, ay&iid i With flosets.
70 sink an lIfe't ocean. o. Ind on lis wave ~
halo that wakes e'fp the gloom w lie grave
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
Atkinson e HazIchursf.


AUSnbEhL-aAD, ND,
a RE- prepared 10 deliver COAL al any OF
- he Depols on tbe Baltimore an d Ohio
Raj Road !. the shortest notice aad lowest
rates.
They viii also furnish CRATES and COAL.
STOVES of various@p attefns. or any deserip.
ton o. CASTINGS, from their Foundry, with
despatch ana 1ipon reasonable terms.
PersoBs fayoring them With orders NAV rely
upon having them executed to their satfsfact;on.
Dec. /, Ist2. Din.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
29aMtIdaI.

n The suDjolnsd PARAGRAPH from the Z Ttds
Whig'' is asYell wpt,edIand foTeibfe defence bi
NJ Clay, lram the a;iapks made upon hip by
ihe Logo FOso and some qiasi WING journals.
THE ATTACKS Ion MIR. CLAY.
The name and talents d Henry Clav
are Amegisan property and What Irue
America1 will hot beIpgayd of shesn3 y
Thu Locofocos should assaii hin is obi
strange. n is hqtnPligRelt. Bat. lhlt
B press yGlsFed WING should open ai'n-+-
Ell to Brst2f !, Il.
And whal is theI prbv5calions Mf.
Gay has talents, and fmploys tdem HE
is an American Statesmen that has. done
some service j. He islkeEri and apprsci-
ated ] He has .heed 3hbBsta offer Pfesl.
dent, and may BE- ibolghApf sgafr /! This
last is The great pfende.
Butths charge Is, lhatHhe chaFishss lha
aspiration So may hny ANGLICAN Gill
zen, and strive for il Eoos tsiil'fnOia n9.
BILE anbiticns
OrHRRs ale in the f4ld -0ld TIpn Sides;
our ministsrlat Paris; theH Hero NJ Ghif.
Pewa I; 4be lie incu4b4ps iana lieH prs-
sent incnmbept. i
The present incun PenA al fhare w Pr
Observation-Disclosures hisI coelriiiall u ONs
TERM shall sraise spnEf acsapies "a ceslF
science. BIS oficsy d gsns hoWeve 4
has II substance annoanced, tllet be wsl
81 and BY submit bis pp8icJ IL the AmeFif
can people and ID = sIipnS Mechanically
gible ternslis accustomed Fl assert hIs
Claims. TIE beauty dfIlHiss bat The oiiif
ciaf seems 70 labor nnlerAthe iuipressionB
Thai nobpdyelss hsa 4 right 10 appear Oh
Sc brought oh the confhe
Mr.. Clay cannot belp being Mr. Clay,
unless lie daymiis suicide. "a will not
Be denied. lhaa comne6dsble anbiiion
has prompted hin Onward. Frssn bib youth,
|in q brilliant and eminenslg successful
career; hat hs has stFved his adopset
Stale and his connsty lopg asdMelI tha
the reputation be has acquired, has besI
well earned shsi tie American people
/ By h6noEingahin, honor themselves tia
spch > light .Eznppt hHs shire aud th4l
s. IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
NORTHUMBERLAND.

tpqs Is class Of persons Who afFse,
e shdemn The etfotls 81. woman Is m,
gioLooS entsrprise ofITEMprRANcr tbey
assert that she steps oui of hsr proper
sphere when she participates 10 any ssrua-
Bic which men nav engage ii Ior ~
moral elevation and qualification 81 ,hs
coUmnnlty. We have 40 disposition Il
wasie words On the Sueslionr~she areb,
meats ADVANCED 70 discoursedthe pe1tIsT
sex ~ this noble work are IS lisbt ana
timing ihatIkui little INJURY viii result if
10y are passed over Without comment
L may b proper. however, 10 remark
that the Propriely. Of moasans CO opera
non ~ any grsa, contest depends rnuch
upon TIE interest her sex may have in
TIE result. Fsar instance. Ii would S.
deemed unwige for woman 10 take an. ac
I'VE part 10 he political struggle or he
day ;-siricilY speaking. she has no inte..
rest 10 them. e. There would De an in sro,
prieiy then q her entering the political
arena, simply because there is no obiees
IN doing soi STE il net concerned ID
ihe questions 1t issue, ard therefore should
stand sloof frsn hem.
10 The revolutionary coqiest he case
was FAR different. The struggle then was
for civiliand religious liberty, and woman
was INTERESTED and took "a noble pareiu
that struggle. and contributed not lille
70 iis final success. Nov il is clearly true
that Justthe same position that The women
Of ~ occupied ID The reyolutienasY con.
test, the women oi this, day. occ0ny 10
the temperance contest; and we ntyef
yet heard the most inveierate opposers Of
tcomsn's rigAts5ebuke The teroism Of the
noble minded fades Who supported and
sustained oer fathers 10 that dreadful eli.
sis. Bat admitting that woman has no
great Interest in The temperance enter
prise, shall we reject HE tremendous 10
auence WHICH she;can WELD 10 its favor X
This is a great motsf war 10 achieve /
and we want lI4the aid that we can pro I
cure. It is important thai ID should be |
accoEplshea. speedily, foy Until its iri.
upph is complete, wat. misery, insanity. (
crime and death will Prevail. An enemy I
is abroad 10 the land, baking its pleasant
places deserts, drying up tae streams Of
purity and peace, ana dfenching is With
blood. Shall,we stop tp inquire how and
by whom This enemy shall be beaten
backs As well mightt6e drowning man
stop TO select the plank which shall save
him from destruction,
But The best argument in favor Of. 1o.
mans co-operatioD ID tliisEcontest. is the
great inierestshe Sas ii its success: self
preservation alone viii justify her il es
Pousing he cspse--she hss been the spf-
ferer the innocent vitiitIIof This terrible |
destroyer. As ia mother she has wept1
bitter tears over ruined son--as a wife,
she has ncuTned the loss of kind h1s-
band-as a sister. she has seen One after
another Of stfsctionate brothers 20 down
lhe dark road q drunkenness. Rum has |
robbed her Of food and IRE and clothitg, /
and made her 6eIsgar 10 the world nj
would be strange indeed, il she would
refuse 70! array herself ia opposition 10
ibis terrible deslfnciive@gice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
NO. 10.

sis no fauls of lis. shat he Is eminent apd
tleensial. What then. Is lis sias
II TIE i honest and traak. Is thas Aase
He has opinions. lrho bus not H
alters them. rs be not right -
Tbs Aneritsn people respect him. Ara
they fools : Then tell than So.
What. then. is Mr. Claws offending y.
/ Il IL. tlfas Gbd hasendowed him with hish
gifts thst be has used them To- some e.
feet and that there are those Ubo wish,
hina out Of ths way.
We venture to suggest that all lhese
aaproyoked. uncalled for atiaeks a.1na5
az. Clay. are more than .. waste Of asp
n u:slsioa ;+AAt there isnot i true Aperi,
eaa testing, II true American breast. that
toes nog feFali at the spectacle. ana aura
! ls's,y q silsgDSts thai esery hlow. thes
ssinekea. vii eleva,e the ii an ii Is iniend-
81 @ fell; and that every sspersion anus
cast all be blown back lbv the hrestb II
popalsE lndlAhatSsn, and stick 10 ,hh ii.
sailrp:s WhateyeE Saalls Heatg CLAW
n'aY lAs e, ta fills i large place III the re-
specs snd atfaclons q the American peo-
Pge' Ihey know Ire man. they revere
his saifhSs- aRd they love hin.
+. y 'htse rem afss We simply discharge
tbe duty Of ap Americaa. citizen. to I'll A.
lnefseasi sisie4fnan. q. whom every .smesi.
can owes naths ana of whom, ss cam
lalrloss \ an3lAn9efican fails 40 be proud i
ae I unworthy OF The name. IiMr.
10y T. canptoaie igT The Presidency it
= because hslcaanos help IL because the
eyes the<nalq'ion, and The 6ngerof nan-
siad pojat d hin as such. When thu
!, W (, 4hs'i ser such man, whp ellis Sc
large space 70 American history, set
aslde By parvaaas, it viii be SINE enough
to wpnder asthe event
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

0as;ss SEsaselg i6Dug.

ast;ss SEsassls i6Dues
~ EsPEeTFULLr makes known to The La
AS dies d HarpersF Ferry and vicinity. that
she Is prepared 10 carry on The glove business
10 il most fashionable branches. she viii 81
h lhsregnIsr reeeiptsof the most y
App DYED FASHIONS.
and tAose rho may Patronize her may rest as.
sured that bel. best sxerEions VIII be gwen rs
render entire satisfaction.
41-sbe ean 30 found ii aer Fathers residefe e
on camp-hilj.
Dec 1, tsl2-3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
TRUST SIZE.

10y yirtue Of i Deed Of Trust from George
- Reynolds tof The undersigned, dated the
l4th day Of Fe bruaty, si2I and feeclded in
the county court o. jefferson, will Be offered at
public sale 70 the highest bidder, for cash, at
Daniel kntler's Tavern, ID Shepherdstown, on
Sstafddy he la dey Of December Feri, the fol-
iowiagtproperty, 70 wit
A Tract Of about 10 .4cres Of Land,
purchased IL said Reynolds from
Glum'Sb k7Ts.
A Tract 81 about Sc .acres, purchased
By said Reynolds Jrem sShoase's heirs.
a Tract OF about 65 .4cres, purchased
By said Reynolds from Ksndle's heirs.
a TRACT of 80 .4cres, purchased ky said
Reynolds from r. Hout.
These lapds are on1he Potomac river, in lhe
said County Of Jedrrson, near the Potomac
Mills, belonging 10 the said Reynolds. more
minute description Of the Lands Is deemed I'M
necessary, as persons wishing 70 purchase will
examine Thorn Tor themselves.
Also
Tie said Regadlas, INTEREST ~ q large
Brick Ware House,
find WHARF ct The Ferry Landing IN
Shepkerdstoscn,
His interest being the right 10 use the said
Warehouse and Nhatf rent free, until the 9Th
day Of February, l6t7.r
IN .V;eaC Freight R0as,
Carrying about 500 barFelsof -four
A Negro woman and her )
Children.
HENRY BERRY, Trusts
- IA a L. h u f4l I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
TINE DlFrrRpNcR

Tie WIGS carried Tie State Of New
Hlosk Il 1888 by 10 900 nsjbfitY., $ecur-
ing a lsfse majority on jaint ballot Of tho
Legislature BY an express Law Of the
State Looted States Senator was TO- be
faaseh BY that Legislature on a specified
BsY. Bat was any chosena No. And
My Decaese the Locofocos haA.a MA
lqIity Ii the Senate, elected in former
years, and tbs .Senatpriai moiotitg in pail
pable violaiionEot their Official oaths re-
fused 70 permit an election. They would
MT make noninsiion. nor let tba Wings
IT'D Il, would not gointo joint ballot, but
deliberately protested any election, and left
the State uareRresenied atIthe commence.
mafat Of the ensuing session. This was
dane ihfanghA hold.orer majority il the
beaale. faany members grossly misrepre-
senslng theft respective Constituencies,
aHa 81 rsllsfiag NJ :bsir sworn duty.
het the Whole fstiy Jas,faldl and sls-
tanned them IN their course !; moi mlr.
rnur was beard liFom the camp Of Locofo.
c9isnfsfrom Maize 10 Georgia.
In Fenuesses the same party have mora
RECENTLY done abe same thing, with The
hearty Approval Of press and its voters,
NowAhe Miliga have a chance 10 do
jug 50 ID Maryland They know they
shaSe a majority oi.the votes ii that State
ang could chocSe a Senator oi.thair own
fafth by meTelX putting ft& election over
q smother year. Butwhat ofit9 Does
anY Wing Qfopdse or deslresuch courses
Does any.thiak of in. Who does not
f x : 4.
kaqw lbat the whole Pariylwppld GownF
dosn The propo4ilion 6
Andwhai would LocofocofsT do}? Do
1874 nolsee The whole party .cooily bsgging
ithe Senator as already gaiaea ia Mary
land though no more gained than aiWhig
in New York ini 1888, or i'd Tennessee ia
l44l. And wha, 4 howl II advertisement
and exectasion we should heaf from the.
.Aslele Locofoco press IL The Wings were
COW todo ID Maryland Just what our op. !.
pqa1ents have d4ne aud justified ii New
York and Tenne sseel
5Sueh il the dlferenceiinr RESPECT Ior law
and constituted authority beteseHihe Two
parties. ~. Y. tribune,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
salt. Salt. salt.

SERE hare lone HUNDRED SACKS Of
W Groand Alum salt. which We win sen At
- . per sack, * the Old Furnace, or g 37i
81 Kefneyssills NH & v w MOORE.
aDee. 4 fs42{-ef
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
For Sale.

~ NEGRO MAN aged % he is 6Fsi-rats
- farm hahd WAGNER, kc He win Be
sold On : ereAil Of twelve months il desired,
Tor good papsrs 10 bear interest.
Inquire q IBIS 6lkce.
Dee, ]. sla.-sf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

= IL
LARD orr -Ths Esile Fiaelsss Iad.5 coz.
II ief slfposes that. The LhFd 0; manafaciAfe ws
sAs4 maisFlai sdses da Dc ''Ffses ef Pork !
thai lace lis year
hi ,. ElsHarsh, Esq Z. Is, cosneisslbnerI !
Til aadfehssas Il pAalis meeting II Nsy
iStk lately sdias
:. ~ 2 longer rs the sperm 81 needed shers fe
asga'gef merhAhieal purposes I.aFifa n iItalsow
Ivlnle both 81 d articles ATE ron
I NJ NY !, Slaa Arl procAsss cL~aR anfAsmpis
W VI and eahdles psftilIt lhs f. ssvsE,,s,
rAs slsffy iaies{ seen hsl1s If swine sa0Shtsrda
mfnufacRnre Such are rs bene.
NssssNANr1 q csiaNSflsns SWinEsAsmoSk wholly II
as psEPese ef mhnataatufe, Ithal onea 81,
Y enss9to saysl tAzt sde whsle hus, with fhe ey-
eepstsnl TIE keFs hams III converted ia.b
alh ls latter y Zen nahulaclared, som4sines
eelfgsiSnpd egdal IL value b ths price Offered
sssod If 4 y'za IA sSsFy ! rtiss
rex sHd dompaEsionate JaagkE ID Texas, sd
IpAsliag sente3ee on che John JoaesImho
hfd been convicted Of sppfder, IS saiII "a
hfyf couciadfd his lefnaFAs al follows /
II ps faci i. Zones. that 9Le count did
notitalend toiorder yonI tbfbe executed
besqfs next sbring, but the weather il
Vspy Aatd-a.it ;.,1I sfti, ~ Ii
ylr4 ba,,j lS!!,,a ~, - "A
in8 IEfa winaoI Il Btaiss ,As WI ss,s
are. inlspcb sIlapidaled stage That 10 trei
gan NJ made II feader ypuf apaflmt ats
comloftable-l esides. owing u The efeatl
numhersot pri]oneTs not more than bne1
blanket can bel ALLOW ed teIeath-to sleep
sounltg and chknfaKthhv ihpfnfoTa vilt 80
out dt 1.-The que dioni. Id consideration OF
thesd dftamstdncesI AM. wishing TO las
en- yRtlrsuiiefidgs a fnlfchI as possible. HE
Gourf IN the Exercise q III hanauiiy
and kampassio1, do.hersby older YOU Ii
be eYesRted toahorrpw rnesuing. as soon
after llfaakias; rs nav be- 5cdnvenienl 70
the SssYrtf, and agre Gle M veu.
pn.Is. - tI5--t1-5 I'D !, = II
IF Cdasnon pleb. t;t5Sss i, 11 ny ~.
[, lpu r,eEis sl'q n ~ Shasn3 Y
uu oesa,f ls I 1,nd s999g laay o.
s,,;t II6Sgb, T., t., ~ IT, y,
n nrFi;gga II I'9' ofF dfn
l1 = = ~ / II. 81
.4Rqsier ola EanilQ.4-s h George Tu,.
bin 4elales a cass Of 40 AslItte Russian
,..p la9s oy ~ fifs' wNe'slxlEeen At tour
AZ sns sna Sky lhins Iihiani ~ twenty
fsen ts s5l4e lss' nin On.
n MARRIAGE IS thk suasbinh IF l,le H.
meath iis genial ioflpfTIce shine un ill., Is
oefs ii tlSls ahf looFqsA YAsIaesoi q 40
MlaSagla ane slebAlIy q selpsh es,libacy
M !, Is. ny lsln Hornant anft useless
= y 7, .4e y. q vlfipopg gisssurss m
i Marriage ~ like rose tfeeEIa fullbesr
ina'-hcR attraciik.e are its giDa srst bas-
The bright leaves EAlI after Z season, and
the thotns alone remain
Maislagels Ike m N II ffraP--qnce .ae'
IN antyPuafe caught, awifbqut tie leasl
ProsPeq recovering youf liberty. i 4
Marriage among iooisis like boiled
| II Il, NAs N 5AI#f 7 T.t - tfltE'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

ii have Fsesited his fan. and oIisr Il serx
i loN prices.,a great variety Of Negro Cloth
inE; such Is hsaty hlanksls, black and White
Nool bats, coarse shoes and bposs, falled and
pi,id l;nseys. 1arnels, &c. 8
Dec !. I'm AIsouITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

FRAEKErN, whe may Be emphaiically
called The American Philosopher culti-
valed the knomle6ge tbat at length bore
him upward to TIE temple Of fame. ID q
printing Office under many and great dis
advantages
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08


There are tides in lis fortunes Of ar
political parties. Six years ago, Mr. Van
Barren was e.ecled President BY a vote of
-lT0 10 Ia. He had bardly been in Office
a.lwetyemonth, before fis popularity vas
observed 10 be oh the wane, and be would
Nave been easily Beaten, could The cleo
.tion then have taken places Discovering
this predicameni, The Afflicted Presses.
aad Office holders made powerful rally !,
and ERE so suacessfal that, 10 The year
ls39AS9. tie Wigs los, Eheir sascendancy
ip neatly every State in the Union
What mas then their course Did they
give Up, or saowahe white lealber? MOI
they adopted ass heir n otto-- Never des Z.
pair Of the Repgblic. /" They knew they
p ere. eonlendins for The besi iEtaxesis Of
The caualry--sof yiriuous ands honest
standardization tofits afairs--for Purity id
all Iyha departments Of the GOVERNMENT
sna. 81 fa9 frotnduailing pnder Temporary
defeat. they picked their fints and tried
Il aEaln. And what was the reward ol
tfsSr qalIantrv and lpersevefancs2 Why,
t!ie .verg next year. 1910. they carried The
elections III neatly every State of the
gnioa, and ia November, elected iheir
PFasldenl 81 vote Of a34 to 60 10 the
Elseioral College, viii popular usjoFi.
iysol 400 600 IN ahsif, fasori And 80 il
I sfsi I'll sgs.h, jusl as surely as the Wigs
ao tkeir Guly. aud make ugiled and
eigoFoasrally tor their principles Disas.
Ter aaa defeat will sometimes happen
egen to the best cause, but tht causeis
d0tainjused, ultimately, By such regerses.
Rakisa Regihr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

THr BRIrIsH TazATY.-A letter from
Mr.. Cushing. published inthe Newbury-
port Herald, gives q description Of this
public document. Il says the treaty i
fairly engrossed, il i thin volume or ioIio
ruled paper, bound in crimson velvet.
With ribbons 70 tie the covers together,
when closed; depending from which, BY
two silver Or silk cords, with large lassels,
Of the same maserials. Ethe seal. FIVE Of
six inches in diameter, satl az inchthick.
This seal Is contained ID a.silyer box or
case. stamped 6n Tie cover with asbeauti.
ful raised impressions Of the British arms,
and represents Queen Victoria on horse
back with > page holding The horse. and
surrounding :hslfgures the legend "fIcto.
ria Del Gfatia 3ritanbiorum Regina ks5ei
Defensor. Tie signature 70 the raiiil-
cation, BY Tie Queen, il in 4 large and
bold hand, VIcToRIk-R
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
Tract OF. Land,

elatefy ptto1sfhg % y =. AeeII, and Cob
5nlAing $50 ACRES The improvements are
of lhe best quality. and abe land chgibly sitna-
led, and rsry RalDable hetitle j. indisp1ta-
Ne Possession gwen Of the premises on The
1st DAY or March next
& TERMS--So much ofthe purchase meney
as faay Be necessary 70 defray he expenses Of
tho Trust and Of Ihe sale. and 10 pay $1,000
With Interest from luly 8, 1912, cash 5000
with interest frum july 3. ls42, iii paid; 10 be
paid July 9, 1Sass- sRle0 with interest from
july 8. ls19. an paid Ia be paid July 81 fs44-
ap6the residue 10 be pad lnlg 3, lsi5, VITA in
tsresl from The Time olisaIe; Cor the deferred
pay nengs beaEs snd approved personal seeari-
81, &c deed q trust dfen he land,
BM. @. W0RTHINGT0N,
Dec. X 1879 Trustee
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COLD syEArsIHis--rHE room.

In these times, Il behootes those whe
have The means--those whose warm wrap
PeFs enable them 10 defy Tie rough blasts
ia their outdoor exclusions, aad who.
while in doors can sill com posedly BY
their blazing .heartbs. and laugh a! the
terror Of the stoFnG--those who are rich
in this world gnods-io have some. care
for that other portion, which. though our
couhiry teens with wealth; is either from
misfortune orI inProvidenee, generally a
large portion ofour fellow .efeatures-lhe
poor-whom 1.-The sudden and extreme
change Of weather must have put 10 sore
shifts for comfort and protection from The
severity Of The cold. The clustering wind
rioted in cruel glee we doubt not, through
many frail tenement, whose detective
root or upholstered walls glaSsless win
dows, madsgthe habiiaDis uhresisting vic
tins of its ruthless and searching vista.
ton. Such scenes as these should Hot
be forgotten or unthought Of By those
who haveihe means Of relief in profusion
aFtsl 70 spare.
III Beneyolence,n said alyoang cotempo-
rary Of ours some time since. "isths love-
last attribute ol.he Deity n3irroredin The
human heart. RI II is true-andItse heart
is ennobled when its kiadly feelings ATE
directed 70 soFIening the .dstresses OF
others. and shows il qualities The .nearcs,
Heavens. when itsin pulses are exerted
il The holy offices OF pure and di4iaie-
restsb benevoleuce-ihe hfsrt cannot
know parer thrill. aswseter composure,
than thattlwarm glow which follows the
minisiration off;kindness- when il is able
BY timely Sstance 10 disPel lbs gloom
which poverty Aashung oser some wretch
ed family, a1d Tighten the hearts oil
others weighed down in grief and wo by
cherries penufy e. CHiiSie dNrqla,
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iT70LEoW-yEARR. Nails s. he ksE. 1sry
~ loV. JOHN q MoENDREE
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7As aid ReyA6ll,' INTEREST ~ q large
Brick Ware. House,
- i U S - s Ale.

1fnf sirtna.of a Deed Of Trust executed by
DR. Jodn Locke, sof record 10, Jefferson
County Court, the undersigned. Win offer for
fa.s, before the door az tie court-house OF JEFF
Nlson County. on The Third Monday IN Ftbyn-
sus n.xf, tbsing Coers-day.l that valuable