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SOlDt "sor i"b ''N"n'"' w ~
mark, in tho Courier, that the wcl-known
sage,
Nan wants bnt little here ! Glow,
Nor wants that hiiclong,"
was plagiarism from Young's Night
Thoughts. 1t was indeed taken from tina,
work, bu, was, originaiY, marked by Gold
smith as II quotation. The notice Of this
fact is justly due to lis reputation. have
recently been looking ovcran excellent Eng
Iish edition Of Goldsmlil's works, edited by
James Prior, in which this circumstance is
stated.
The occasion o! this leautiful ballad,
"The Hermit or" Edwin and Angelina
was, the authors reading Percy's Rcliqucs
Of Ancient Poetry. His admiration of the
style Of some of these Rclqucs induced him
TO attempt AN imitation. Tae ballad was
presented in manuscript to the Countess Of
Northumberland. She caused a few copies
Of it to be printed for her own use, one Of
which still exists, and one Only. The poem
was written in l7G4, and is, in this old prin-
ted copy, very different, in some parts, from
the more modern copies. II was afterwards
introduced by Goldsmith into his Vicar OF
WakeGc!d.' i'ormcly possessed very ear
ly edition OF this novel, in which this ballad
differed, in several places, from the present
editions. 1t was not, however, by any
means, copy of the original ballad as FIRST
printed which WAS very much altered after
wards by the author. 1t originally COM
mcnccd thus:
Deign, saint, Ike tenant Of the dale,
To guide my night way,
To yoIGur fine, t.int cheers the vale
WIN E'S i!ialic lay.
II closed wit, two siarzas, afterwards sup.
pressed and not found in the common edi-
tons:
Here amids, sylvan bowers Wen Iove,--
From lawn 10 woodland stray;
Blest al the suugsiu! of tie glove,
And innocent as they.
To all that want and all that wall
Our ply sha be given;
And when 'h,s life ct love shall fail
We II love again IN heaven.
Another sanza, the 30th, which is not in
serted in most copies, and is commonly sup
posed TO have been purposely omitted by III
author in the course Of his corrections, wa
in fact, written some years after the rest
the poem, and presented in manuscript b
him to Richard Archdal, Esq. Of lrelan
/, should therefore be considered as a part
the ballad.
And when beside me- in the dale,
He carol'd tales OF love
His breath lent fragrance 10 the gale,
And muse 10 the grove.
Now that am speaking of G Goldsmith,
may not be unacccplionablc to some to rel
an additional note. In the Deserted Villa
is "A description Of the alc-housc in Aubur
with IFS furniture and ornaments, among viii
are.
III" n uIes placed Tor ornament and Use,
TIE t"sise good rules, lhe royal game Of goo
What these "lwelye good rulcs" were,
have often desired to know, bui never d
severed Iill recently. They were, /, seer
Shos q hin4 CbGr1es, "ths royal mart,
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PASTRY ARTICLES!

USNTAN shtt', shred and Staple IshV ASSESS
Cuoper's American 10.
Meet Iri-h Moss,
tssenrcu Peach Kernels,
Concentrated l,-ence Of Lemons,
INCEST Roe Water,
FIX rlcl Of Ro-c
Spani Vanilla and OIL Of Mace,
Tne Ordinary Spices,
Best Lemon Syrup,
8 Salad OIL,
Sugar Ornaments and Sand,
Rcdnci Cuuec. ionaries IN Cornels, DC. &c.
Dee. 10. by FE,h q sfEAr'
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NOTICE.

rs hereby giyeu that JOSEPH WAIT has sold out
his IN erc,t in the tone Ware Mandatory and
thai The hu,ine will hereafter e carried ON as usual
: Y Mr. r. en- h. Farrar who J. dry arhorizei TO
he al he hl. me Ct the arm a, his Factory, Pearl
iicc burlington. Jan. 81 1912.
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FOLLETT g. BRADLEY

RESPECTFULLY infoim their friends and IN
II rubiici hat they have received and now oher Ia
s,lc o. The most al, anageous terms an extensive az
sortu. Of Iron, Stee, &c consisting IN part OF III
following
do Eaale German do
do Eugii do
20 Nund es Bra2er's Rods,
50 Tons Enalish Tire Iron, assorted.
10 10 Old Sable PSI do
, 10 do Swodes do
do Toe Cork Steel,
do Spring do
DO Swedes do
10 do Russia horse nail rods,
10 do Bloom, fiat and square, Of var,ous s'zes
Nov 90
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which are thus enumerated in Prior's edition:

which are thus enumerated in Prior's edition.:
81. Urge no hca!hs 20. Profane no di-
vino ordinances ;-3. Touch no state mat
ters "A. Reveal no secrets IS. Pick no
quarrels 80. Make no comparisons 80.
Maintain no i'll opinions IS. Keep no bad
company 80. Encourage no vice 10.
Make no long meals Ill. Repeat no gricv-
anccs la Lay no wagcrs."
This edition contains also an 'oraiorio by
Goldsmith, entitled "Thc Captivity" said
to DO "now printed from the original manu-
script in Goldsmi,h's hand writing, in The
possession of Mr.. Murray Tho airs, go
memory, thou fond decnivcr, and "Thc
wretch condemned with lie to part" arc in
it, but not precisely as we now meet them.-
There are several other airs in it, which
might be transferred to our hymn-books.-
The following is sung by a Jewish priest:
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HGITiRD'S

All, ALL I'll are Justly engaged in Is ing account Of
Goods, Wares and Merchandise, Preparatory to the
decking out beautiful array the lnlr Of The land
who wll usual pie ase make lh'ir applications for
rlumage q, the iancilu depository at said
HOWARD'S.
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Tho triumphs that on vice attend
Sal, ever in confusion end
The good man suffers bu, to gain,
And every virtue springs from pain.
So aromatic plans besrow
No spicy fragrance while they grow,
But, crushed arid lrodden on the ground,
Diff isc their balmy sweets around.
Bost. Courier.
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f'o- sale or 10 Rent.

E'o- sale Or 10 Rent.
TN, Wh'e Ewclm- Hul-c Lately occupied y
L AFRO b bop WI Il one acre Of and arachc -
IL rral creii, wll q given tu a prcha>cr or tvorl-
bic el' 10 a GOOD ltuaut. Pc. ; on ycn he /
OF Ap,u. ii. W. CAlL!N.
2Jh March, lSil.
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Grind stones.
Finished and unfinished Nova Scotia.
50 TONS Grind Stones, assorted sizes,
~ - l. Water stones for sale by
FOLLEIT & DR. tDLEY.
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tOisl I.nyc.,, 1870!

Nine O'Clock, Nj Their "A above Wind strong
from \. w, rolling the waters of the Lake into beau
Of most dazzling sunshine that also cheers up The
high mountain tops. and umeS the deep rece ses OF
he valleys All, all, al Of which is enchanting de.
lahtful and cheerful TO 10 !. upon hou,, while
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I0H SiLT.-Oae yo-e Of sooi Wotkn? Cate
i, 20 h Mar. h, Isle. Ii. W. CAT LIN.
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GOLDSMITH.

Some months ago, had occasion to re-
mark, in tho Courier, that the wrll-known
sage,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-07
AcT IMPOSING. TAXEs.

An act imposing taxes for the supper,
OF government; imposes the same taxes
that were imposed last year. with the'iol-
loving exceptions: licenses to sell To-
reign and domestic lottery tickets are
placed on the same footing. and are taxed
therefor one thousand dollars each Il,
censes is hawkers and pedlsrs are taxed
one hundred dollars; bank stock held by
individuals. on which dividend of 10,
less than i've per cent. is declared, is
taxed oneteighth Of one per cent. on eve
~ hundred dollars Of such stock the =,
mount 10 be retained BY the cashiers Of
the banks and paid into the public treasq-
~; agencies Tor. insurance Offices. except
the Mutual Assurance Society Of Virginia.
10 pc taxed one hundred dollars each;
sn. gold Watches tax Of one dollar, on
silver Or metallic watches, twenty-five
Dents; on pianos under The valuelof one
hundred dollars. one dollar; Of the value
90 one hoadred dollars and upwards, two
dollars; On gold and silver plate over The
value Of one hundred dollars, one per
censum on the excess, and on hfass or
metallic clocks, ffly cents.
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On the 9th uli, kt her fathers residence, near
Marpnsbnrs, in ihf 27th. year DR. her age, Mrs.
HspsaS DAVIDSON Husr, WIFE Of Robert B. Rust,
Esq, aud dBOghieT 81 Qaniel Bprkhart, Esq.
4 Mrs Rusi had f1r several wears been ,tbe sub.
leciuf painful disease, which She boreABiih' an
nocommon degree of cheerful forlHude and re-
sienalIc4 e. fate which she knew awaifed her.
Some uianihs bef3Te her death, she united her
self 70 The Episcopal Church, in whose faith she
lhencRfprih ,liyed IN calm CONTEMPLATION OF The
summons which Should terminate her earthly
pains and tFials, hnd in the same faith she died
in he hope qf a 5lfssed immortality Il GG.tHs
4 On The 23H ulf, at Hsrpers- Ferry, JcHS T.
KSEPPs,s asFd yea. 6 meaihs, and % DAYS,
infant son ofM John Krepps
Aheht Is luenched that wasitoo fair
H Aefhwer has gone from earth,
To 6ssSs@m 10 4 brighter sphere, ;
h. MidsNHoEerJ Of heavenly birth;
4 Then, te0H pardn,s. dry thy Tears,
Yield noAsc trief's excess. aA
Ha has Iefl MS earthly home
Fdronf .ofsHa ppiness. Ca.
Al shepherdsldSp. on the 9Th ult, ASxrrr,
aged months and ~ days, daughter Of George
and May Hughes y
AslAe sweet abw'r ,hEI scents ihe morn,
Bot wffhers IN The risfNg daV -
Thus lovely vas this infaHS's dawn,
Thus swiftly fed lis lie ASat.
Ii died ere is expanding soul
Had ever burnt with wrong dssires, :,
Had ever sputna al Heavens esntr6l,
rover queleh'di lis sacred 6tes.N
Il died 10 sin, Il died to cares,
( Bot for i moment feitlthe rcd -
o nIenrneri surh. the Lord declares,
Such are The children ofour God
/ On, Monday Inst, HlRRIrT ANA. daughter
of Mr.. Samuel T. Strider Of this county, in the
Sd year ofher age
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-07
Fresh Israr. nd Lime.

ITHNHE undersigned havejdst burnt Kiln Oh
= LINE, about 1000 Bushels. which is pro-
nounced Of hrst qlatitN,6 y good jndkds This
Lime will be sold iInsqnsntaies4ef four bhshe y
ana eRE arcs, etttts per btshet for eashs
OF On stfeEl credtt TO very pnnetaal customers.
Smaller quantities maft aeI charged al a ttttie
In!gRer rate Ihe kiin is at the FLOW ing Spring
Oar PLASTER MILE is noto IN
operation, andyws viii be 5haPpy TO serve our
triends VINO mliAylorng Plaster 10 the establish.
mept, al the usual ptEe. It'll.
@'FS VI ABRAHAM SNYDER,
ELISHA S. SNYDER.
March II, 1892 rs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-07
Colds \ Coughs gag the# Fatal con

When We behold Ehe bills Of mortality, and
the vast number thal die Of that fell DESTROYER
consumption, we-cabnot but feel for those who
mourn their loss when We know that secfsr
sdemunsirations are daily made visible 10 the
public, that pr Dudcsn's Ex pecto RI med =
will in niaeNcasss olt Of ten completely eradi-
cate the fitst symptdms Of THAI fatal disease -
WIZ, patents Or the nearest friends any long
sr delay procuring ibis medicine, with thes
peetstion tharths disease will naturally remove
itseIf' The vast ed thber that die annually of
and HE very many or our friends
and acqua intances Ihoare dangerously afflicted
that m1sf!ere long pIy the debt Of nature, should
convince all sfl eieb thar il isbest "a be rid Of
the earlsfsnd evil sseas4s soon as possible, be-
fore they take root and = destroy the life
when IN the bloom md beauty On health.
PRINCIPAL 0fss fbylihe.saie 81 ihis Medicine is
No Is, NORTH EIG NTH Street, philadelphia.
J, II. BEARD, SJCo., I
e. CharIesfOirnE
CHARLES D. KlLHAM, /
~ HIrpsrs- Estru.
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UNION no TEE,
.ssuRsETaMN! B. 1

q NHIS we'll Known and extensive establish.
- nsent, situated IL The corner az Bridge spd
Washington streets. fs,eiyE infthssoscupsrey. b
Col Osborn, has been fented ~ tht subsaFiks,
for atsFm of yea<a, aEe his undergone :
thornMgh repair aud gsHetaf cleans IN, kassne
been asis ~ painted. VII itE.N ashea, & Is, aad
also eaJIreiy re-farhtsheds fPabiic patronage i
now respectfully solicited II - z-s
The subscribed, inflsleElng upon the tafioss
duties which dssolTe lyon one ID such 30 IN
dertaking, can only pledge himseif thai esery
attention shall b paid 10 Erehdes cemfor:able
all who msy favor him with eali i and he
feels some confidence hat hs will ihs saAle 10
proside and ha,a prepared on bis guests such
Recommendations IS viii Del satIs factory
His stables are ex tensiRe, and aheY viii to
kept well supplied for such IS may want accom-.
modstions 10 thar way. %f
For sach PersoRsIas may desire ID pun UP at
The house for short tins. idaveling North Of
South an omnIhus VIII I'd kept 10 attsudshre
Il The RrtiHslEEof he esFs al Washington CIV,
to bring theta,f free Of { kpsHsss 10 this place,
and will also sonyey item Esak in the sane
way when they may ywssk yo steate and the
same will atso leave Washington city al 10 OF
II O'Clock At hight, 10 bring persons wishing to
come 10 George town. IN 81.
The situation or This hoIise l. saeh. from the
spaci9usness 81 .consIfurtpn, as 10 AFFORD ac-
commodaIion for much mare custom tIan, rsn
ressonsbly sbe olaimed T@F III vet ism III
proximity 10 The Presidents House The pen,r,.
nent, ard Public oices ltnselber win sania
other Inducements, such Ii it. fr..do,n fror,
noise ana bustc snd lie difference 5n
of board between tkfsEahd tgbg Other asia hiss.
uhent 10 Washington els stfoltd1 equal accom-.
modailon, the proprietor tobes Ia incT.asst
custom. In I'LL
. A. d. TERBlTs,
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ELECTION DAY.
THURSDAY 2sth APRIL
Whig Candidates for the House Of
Delegates,
JOHN s. GALLAHER
WILLIAM C. WORTHINGTON:
TO THE VOTERS OF JEFFEFsoS.

Personal disability, ~hieh ! hope will be Of
short duration, prevents ma al present from nav.
Ing my respects, according 10 custom. 10 many
n lhe Feler'. 4hallre uPon my old friends
who 50 faithfully stood BY me in former times,
% commend me 70 such of my fellow ciiizens ss
Do NOT personally know me; add shall turtle.
rely upon an identity Of interest and feeling be-
tween rs uPe4 all The leading topics Of The
day -
! A sound Currency Protection Of Home In
dus'r, and Economy id our public Expendi-
lures. JOHN IS. GALLAHER.
April I, 1912. i's*
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IyWI,. "a. FsEeI.

TVoUI Aye HEREBY notified, that on Monday
il The ON day Of May next, at the office of
Cnmmissi4neE worIhinglon, Cbarlestown, Jsf.
terson couply,NIs between 10 O'Clock N.
and P, Ml, / sEslltake.ihe de positions Of sun.
dry Witnesses, whiSh / shall Offer as evidence ii
MY behalf id a suiA deperdiag in the Circui,
Superior Court Of Lax and Chancery for said
county, ontRe chancerySside Of said court, in
which am cDmplsibant and YOU are defendant.
April !. ls42. WILLIAM MORROW. u
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I TO rig PURlic- lie unprtsedenied success
Sheh bss Resulted from The adopIi$a q BrSndre,h.
P,lts, iuiing period AZ upwsris VI ninety years
flie nuherons ani exitsor,linsry cures which they
hase pcr(oErhtd upon hpndreds Of in,livi,ldsls,
whom they have reseueil irom almost inevitable
death. after ihey bad bern propouHced ihcursble by
he n 9st rrpaentrf tlie E.r,fts-j9lstfy DIR. Behjs-
pin Brsndrath, fhe iptiprittor " this Vegetable
SrnirtrsaT Me,sine iniaArniiy snf eaiseientieosly
Recommending IL tolhe eSpecialnotice ofthe public
These Pills 10 indeed assist asture TO al she can
doior the psitihcstienof khe huuae bodys vet there
afc4tiunBers whose essds are sobal, aud whose boz
dies are 81 much deblitsted that sIl hist can r.s
s1nshy befsxt tied tempUrafy relief ueveIthe-
thfless, some &ho have feom ineneed using these
Pills nntler The most rfihg eifeuu stances Of bobby
aifleridi. ahen almost EVERY other remeds had
been alto seiher una. slng, have been restored 10
health anh hsppinessby lber use. Dr. Brsndretb
Ras To- return thanks I'd generous and enlightened
public, for 1he patronage they have besto% ed Of
him /. and lie hopes, h5 preparing the medieeae as
be hAseeyer done, 10 rnkit continuance or Eavors
f Purchase them ~ c. Ep: .4ISQUETHi in Charlss.
tOn. and qniy ef .9ge4ts puSlihsa il, another pa,i
cfthis pgpsr. VII
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-07
VIZ. .q.ENEcl..

,EToU Ire hereby bottled that on Frid.ytb.
il 9Th ,d3y Of May next, at the Office Of
commissioner Wortbington, Charleslown JEFF
fsrson County, Va between 10 o'clock, "A M.
and 6P. M, lshall lake the depositions of sun
dry WITNESSES. which shah offer as evidence
in my bebaIf in a suit depending ID the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chaneery for said
county, on The chaHcery side Of said court, in
which IN complainant and you are defendant.
April z, ls42. SIN J,FCEAUSoN.
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NJ. u. IaIe,..

WOU are hereby notified, that on SATURDAY
II iihe7lh day ofIMay next, it the Office Of
Commlssioner Wqrthington, Charlestown, JEFF
fersou County, Va between 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and ~, shalt take the dispositions of sun
dry witnesses, which shall offer as evidence
On my behalf in SUIT depending in the Circuit
FSuPerior Court Of Lev and Chancery for said
copnty, on the ehaneery side,o Of said court, in
which am complainant and you are defendant
April X st2, JOSEPH NJ BROWN
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Trust sale OF Negroes.

nT virtue and 10 pursuance OF "a Deed Of
- Trust executed December ii. 1910 a
'the nhdersignsd, as Trosiee, 70 secure Inc p,y-
mSnt Of certain sum Of money therein me
TONED 10 be due 10 5. W. Lakeland, viii prro-
ceed.to sell, before the door Of Carers ao(eI
ia Chaflestown, on F,idey tAe a9tk instsai al
Public Auction, to ths highest bidder, for cash.
the following Slaves, WIS
Woman Hapnah, Gndher 6 chiidren. III
boys ageaqbout IL. I, 6, and 4 Years.
and 2igirIsef about 9 and 2, years
Did, or so many Of them as may be
sufficient to satfsty said debt, interest
and charges.
G1sals about noon on the day aforesaid.
AND. KENNEDY, Trsss.
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nAITIMoRF cdNFrRENcE.

We hare oaiy room ihil week fcr The fOIlov
ing s9posntaeas.
wlscnrsrEn 8D1srSIr4- bska 4 CslEini, P. e
Winchester lStatios-J i'm S1aith.
/ Winchssses cIfeuit-- ~ q Lnmsdon, J 5
Mafria. . ls
Jrserson-E z yeiiehl n wsagh.
dafpss F4rry-R v 4ipseanb.
ShsFhefdsisrn-SS REszsl.
Befketey -.fisyberry doheen. w ? Mercer
Hlilsboropgh- Rob<rs cadden. w Rich
afdson.
Bath-w H. Eaos, n March.
Sphing6rId-W @ EegIeslou
South Bfanrh-H Holland z p Bussy.
MooEheid-TJ Waits, n Z Fish-
WardensvIle Samuel Saith.
MOodsIoeEE-c PaIkIn4oa, one . Be supplied.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-07
mr.. .Ebr0ha all TsIer,

- :--Taks7 notice that On The 5th Day 81
~ May 1892, between the hours &c 10 4 u
and p 81. al he ofike Of Edward p. Cooke
Esd. in Charlestown! Jefferson county. Va. i
shRil take the deposition OF John Avis, Jr. 10 IL
read as eyidsace in suit depending In the Cir.
cut EsuPeriot Court of Law4and Ghpncerys fol
-JetfsrsonfC oanty, aforesaid, on the CHANGER,
AIDE which i am complainant and YOU ara
defendant Yours, Sc.
\ April 7.Els42l JOHN AVIS. NJ
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IMIRRIEnl..

CHARLES D. KlLHAM,
HrpsFs- Estru
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PUBLIC SALE.

TN pursuance Of Decree Of the Circuit Supe-
- rion Court OF Law and Ghan4erS, for JEFF
ferson County pronounced ID The cases therein
penddng Of san usI (; fRson, =. Jarhss 3 Wager,
&c.s ADD Joseph [. Russell rs James B. Wager,
&c the unae rsigned, Special CON ners.
appointed for that purpose, will sellio The hish-
esi bidder, al Public Auction, al HArpers-Fefry.
on Saturday he 26ih 9ayhof Ma, Oh re4t,
The undivided third part (6&hgthe said
jams B. Wager's Interest ! of small
BRICK BUILDING, ,OitA he ground
on ,ohich n stands, 81
situated at9dhe end Of the Potomac bridge. at
Hsrpers-Fsrry, beipg the same which is now
occupied a. an Office By G - Wager, ESQ.
Also Ell
The sdid Hines B. Rager's tateresf, bel
ingone uitdirided tlsird Of and N GER
tain lots a.the folOn of B6tivor.
TERM. OF SALE -0ne-third in hand, and the
balancs in equal instruments Of nihe & eighteen
months, !.
5f.5 - s. t. ANDREW KENNEDY -
| =. T. DAUGHERTY,
Feb. ., 1912.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-07

L1rrsf FsoM ELoRrDA -The Savan-
aah Republican has received intelligence
Tif1n+ FLORIDA 10 The 18Th uItimo, which
ePnfrHs previous Eeperis, thai the war il
speedily coming To- 4 close. Maj. Bel
KNAPP has 'iraversed ths swa2ps and ham
mPckspi Southern Florida tor FIVE con-
tinuoos months. o. The 18Th ult. be
sent 70 Tampa Bay n Indians, and few
days pre- yious about IS many more He
is It'll pursuing his plan. std will be To-
strnhental ii etfseiing much tow ards the
'ietminalinnf Of the FLORIDA campaign.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-07
MIA. Isler.

nv oU are hereby notified that on Thursday
- the 5ih day Of May next, ai the office OF
ION N ssioner Worthingion, Charlestown, JEFF
lsrson County, Va between 10 O'Clock A NJ.
and e n ! shat take the depbsiuons OF sun
ors witnesses, which shall offsr as. evidence
N ny behalfin SUP depeudingfi n the Circuit
superior Court Of Law and Ch4ncegy for said
county, on the chanfery sids Of said COURT 10
which am complainant and YOU are defend.
ant. F. WM.PF LOCKE.
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CARTEE,S FfoTEE.

q. d. TEBBiTS.
i Georgetown, D. CE.sMafch ID is4o >.
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CHURCH NOTICE

~ The Pew holders, in the PRESBYTERIAN
chhreh. are respectfully reminded thar he pew
fenis we're due On The lst inst TAey are rroaes,-
Cd - seon A. convenient, TO make psyInent 40
Thomas Rutherford, Treasurer Of the Trustee,
Of The charsh. rs
By orats Of The Trustees Of he Presbvt.lian
Chafe6, ChAriesiovn- April \. is49.
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/. Ninnrra.

TE1GPERAMCE-hr, JoaN A. B.
HaApnc Fal deliver an Address uPsa tie sab-
Jet q fenpsrahes. % ,SsSday ths l0tk mat.
e O'Clock. P ~ before he SaanaosaaIe
Iron works Total Abslinencs Soeis i, Il shan
nosdEle Furnace. -' -
Aprit Il. 1872
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company Orders.

TIME company under my command ara or
dered 10 parade ID front Of the Market
house id Chsrlesto~n. on Saturday the lesh Of
April Inst. at ii o'clock, A. M,
JOHN LOCK, cspiai.-
April I. 1852
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0ABSIslf OFT.

THE road between r u Ransom ana Z. ".
Washington, having been discontinued,
persons have beeniih ihsf psactice Of throwing
do}Nfn the fencing and cross hg the sal,d belong.
We 70 we heirs " Ltmuel Moler, which land
z 'nf mF possession, hereSy doing me great
tllafs Inl', 4, therefore 70 caution ali PR
S9as 19sesla ID this way again, as the
fasv viii Do enforced against ali depre gaiions
of tHe| kind, in fatbFe.z3l Z zt552
March II, 1912 1T. Iii !. Ia
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iN0GIQWz-.
Office oftie Winchester s Potomac
/. Railroad Company,

REilroGd Company, N
wlNcHssTER! March lOs ls42.
Ne prevent all nnsPPreheuhion snd misre-
presentation, NOTES Is hereby given. that
at freight collected At the Depotsl of this Com
pany, whether due 70 This Company. or3any
other FOR whichiil acts, win be received inyir.
gina paper. current IL WINCHESTER. /, Is also
further made known, thati al goods snd u,er-
ehandize, Or other ffslghlsl shipped from Phils.
ceiPhia or NEW York, sent to the care o. The
Baltimore and1Ohio Railroad Company, will. By
an arrangement between the Company and The
winchester and Potomac Railroad Compsny.
be forwarded directed to Winchester. without
ahy com missions for receiving and forwarding
charged q Baltimore, and the whole freight
tthrough from either Of those places, or sny
'o.hsr point north Of Baltimore, will Be collect
"a At Winchester. M 7
April 7.lR42 J.GEo HEST.