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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06
| SkesiFss Soles

~ ~, 4 III .ss'zs h..,.. 80.
ssfbs gesSssbes s u cSss.p R,s ss ms.
.soas|s zsslsA irsa shsfhsrd.:ova, - sGs ro.l
r. $3.50. = ..f''es1pf. = IAsssdAs &c An ~
f,.lss ff.lT u, - ~.
NJ 9s..a at skf1Kv ttgt, 81 q
ctk Negro Child.
1le1 CARDIAC Machines. one piekfaf al.
or sSs3iaslia v II
aE.sIs ~ f..a u
: 'ls s 1.a 81 pounrs eE Wogt
a small sot Of lsasegs,
- FAirieeR HERES
f3f Il Nils and C,lfs
X. Fly lj3S.,.S 4 rr.,s -.
- y, ''s.s.sf- $3.50
s190eit kfflN head of .SieSo.
Fifteen keaa ofFf (,sffle |kasz&b
H. 5 $500
~ ~ = ~ s s'sHe 1912
US taSI 41soagkAs " hgfrolrg, Sleigh,
~ klnd8 nf kdxnaing fhaDiemen9s.
ES5lSen Toke nje 7rz,,se,f6sE = fslo,.S. r.!
6ent,If:l ,.9 !. J. y. Il
~ sTF e ssf $50
S<Ne puk0shLhe g vi
all 9f1 tie HouSklsS51 and TifrAsh FL.
ngf,lv4 ro.ssst. -
80 = III n U. rs
80 49, IS i y. tss'''' tse0 ,ea''t4t ao,
S es 90 4oaeFekQry,
Dir Beds, BfdSteddS and BeacfntE
Thrae aa~#n Yth.safS rs,~nss,,s IL
5a.. $3.50 ~ Pss'''S 80
wy seeSetk5sF0a NJ efsonQt qf9pestEss
ss,onSns e ths said Conrad BillHsra, 1Akea y
saslslt sa4afy xeeatleas sgainss hin and oshetgs
'a VIZ na1as tor eptfsatae
e5~TheEssls Oh I'D abose property tAkes place
win the sUnAept VI the unaeFsignsd, md Il Il
ny earnssl desire lhkt M ffisads snd MEDIA.
bors will gone FORWARD and sid libk IS hi iii ia
aopse prfksfty. e 1lLlAyRe1
AESO-
krsRNII.u. 81 snld i, pahlie Aura;,n III
cash al iise residence III JArcp3 II Rkyxo.l..
ii SlIephard.s.rn IL rs.lsss.i1s ~ iash a.,,Iss
Odfs54r n,5f
Two ke,tA Man az R.rn,1hA anT fss-..5.
or1 Hafse ons S;a.hIs.d 49, $3.50.
Yns Sssa
n Rr1ssst., Tahll hui H. $3.50 1850 oHs
A Mahosasr Itwo .h.,sn,. r, ~ q ga
HI ttelds Ma Rsaa;ns 49,, 49, sI..Ss3ea
AZ 81 dor:p caaef so,lora fhs,. sssI ~ gI HI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06
500 ACREs or LAND.

equal top any in the Valley 800 clssrod and
under high state ofscuIl,sstioaS de residue
wsiltimbsred. The tract is well " hsred, Esy-
ing several 6ae spriags, q we'll, sbe bud
stream. All never fsiimg and eonye dent 10 the
buh6iags- The Improvements srs coed and
consist 81 well constructed S N d N j
DWELLING II o u s E-KDOMS for
serysnts-g"od Barn aud Slsbfhg CRIB,
Dairy, Ice House, Smoke House. Glslern, be-
sides sesefsl Teremenls under rent DO mechan-
icks. d has also q good GARDEN and q va
rieiy OF ShubbeTy and Fruit, and Ornamental
TREES Is
TINS FARM Is susceptible Of heig divided
into TWO tracts, oue containing ass 80 The other
las ACREs+-each having t,moer ane water.
The tract pr l25 acres would be solb separate
y, II desired.
An OPPORTUNITY is seldom offered fbf pgrehas-
ing so desirable FARM. and perspna disposed
ID buy are invited 10 make examination before
the lst day Of January ne xt--ior. iNn shall not
be sold hx That day, il viii Be
RENTED roa a TERM o. WEARS.
Possession may be had either The prssentfall sr
next spriHg, at tho option Of the PURCHASER.
IThe TERMS will be made easy only .
small portion Of the purchase money! vii be re-
quired ID hand. Application may bs made 10
the subss riber on The premises -
RltfHARD II. RANSOM. 8
HalI:own. Jefferson county, Va, I'LL
Oct 6, lS42-E5. ODD
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SEMTN AR ~

WvHE Seyensh Scholastic year Of lhiFteensA
- Session 81 this destination eemmeneed
|oa MONDAY the a9lh 0lsim0. Mia IRWIN
oaers4her aeknow ledSsneRss ID th0sa Parents
and Guardians who have hitherto Afforded lbe
NEST agreeable proof of their appFo4stioa. By
cpnmIsting 70 her care The education 81 their
Daughters and Wards, With 40 Increasing
feeling Of the weishsy responsibility 81 This "a
ered charge. 81 training tho youthful mind. Of
lexpsndipg as powers. watching It's dekeioA-
menl and cultisating he heart. mind and man
nsfs Of her pupils sks Gao, trusting enls 10
gixne assistance. y pledge herself 10 Increasing
lfalshfulexerlions IL this aEauoas hui Delightful
Ismploymabt
TgaMs HER SESSION or MoSTHs
Bourd so, Tyashing Included, S45
Tuition n al ne English Breaches. 10
French, ( n order Is eaiarge tks French
Class, 10 EXTRA charge sosH be made
for that language during tie ensuing
..u. a.is,'d a. M. Gee,ts.) p. ssss,
ter, IA so
Use Of Piano, 2 so
DRAGGING and Painting, MrzSoiinting,
Wqr Work in Fruit, Fiopers, ! and
Shell York, each, 5 90
5.No deductions made FOR absence, aaisss
on account Of pfotfacted Sickness f'
Chariestown, Sept |, 1912. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06
oRGAN EuILpTNG.

WILLiAM BOUCHER. Ne al TT.ssTsri,on
afesi, Baliimsrs. ORG an BClEDER,
ss *. Ek, and TUNERos ORGANS 4sp Pr
Chariestewn. for 4 few dsy,: s, wlteh Snl.rs
persons requiring service. ii his Ire afbutines.
VII please call He has Recommendation Of
niS sktli and haelily in business fro& persons
81 me nfsifespeciapilisy and eminent professors
ana iee$ just cpnhdence 10 cisim51g he al
tenl'Sn Of ihe public 10 his vocation.
Oct 81 Is4QLats
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THE MAKkETS.
foFrlcE o. THE RALrtMoRE aMKRlcAx, 7
>Ost z < p "a

y
Oct 3. S r. sM
CATTLE-v-Th imarkei was heavily supplied
with Beet cattle to-day, and prices have further
declined Shade. Bkt The Scales this morning
The oteriag a;noaniet 10 500 head. III which $40
we're taken bS The city Butchers al n so = 90
pei 100 NV. o. the honf. ~hseh IS e01aI4to S. i
Ii net as ii oslahsy on The baiande. f6U head
We, sitisea Nbrlhs and 900 Iemain in The mar
ket 1Bsold
s FLOUR FOR Howard street Flour there has
been 90 demsad to-day, aud We are moi ADVISED
|oi 4 single lfabsaellon Holders eoatinne 10 ask
ss.5St for Esa,d si4AdaId bands. The receipt
pfict i unselfled.
Limilrd ssles on Saturday and 70 day Of Coy
Mills Flour al 81 ia, WHICH is The prlce gene-
lfaHy demanded BY holders.
The msfkes eonlinoes bsre Of susQuehanna
GaAIN-z-lWheat ctniianes 20 arrive very
slowly! We nao,e the raies far eornlon 10 fan
Nd feds ii ID SO cents aha Of good 10 prime
ii IS i 80 eelss. Two PARCELS of Pen1sy lssnis
\ Il Heals wcfeItn mafkes his afternoon, but moi
snid Coed Peaus lranis i worth IS cents -
Neatly ait th{ Chill whsal in naskel hax beer
soIi Il II perIb1shel, with Ihe advantage Dc III
ldlae hhck. 1or shipment 10 he Brush Plovioees
h Sslss IL Md Cnfn. both white and yellow. y
81 SIS els: Sales Of M. 0as q q e
cenis
/ PR0TiSi0.NS Bacon continues ID good de-
imasd ii last rteas pFicsA We qntle prim.
/ Wsssera asssksed 81 So efats Hams i q !
rtass: sidehtt 81 cents. and shoulders .
LEI 81 cen,ss Wesiesn Lard IS held a u ciS
fofiSd I j. t-gs
/ HHiSKEf--saies Of hliax q, q cts and .
lkhk 4, - Ell There i fair demand. and ~
3sik,tk i nicde;aie. The Waasa prizes efbbls. i
/ i11 La = SI,,sssrs AZ H. barrel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06
..n.4nRTEb.

A~on The 18Th uiL BY the Rev. Mr. Shras, Mr.
FIslskR Al Exwis, Of This county. 10 Miss Berry
r., dSsghse1 Of 4he late George ) Lane, Of Bef-
~ lille, cf<l%e county.
On The 2(ka vlt. BY lhe Rev. z. r Veilch.
Mr. EpwIS A REiLEY 10 Mis- JAKE G. BoLEr.
daughter Of M BeNj Baley--lall Of ibis county.
On y ednesdsy ! the 2isl ult at Spring Farm,
Augusta cnEaiy. ~ the Rev Paul Stevenson,
Dselor CHsFaitN laHSsoA STuART, TO- Mis-
MAaeikEr kLIzA. daughter OF Judge Briscoe G
Baldwin. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

zD!hE spbseribef oIIers for son sssy tessns.
- hkfarEn. called Bflisrhs, Isiag ii Jedsrl
sos CoSass txc niles west az Cha1lestowa. or.
The tprEsaik4 road fsa6ing d saithield. anl Do
The slaehsster and Potomac Ras.foad. eor.
iaiaisg 226 At RRS II The Dwelling Is 0f 81 lie.
large and cammadious, having four rooms 81
The likS a$Dr, three as them lhrts. There ira
al InsfksseFy odsbaiidiaxss Inducing eobd
ice-hpasa With ! htndsone Office built ossr III
There 4 rafiaiag NJ a erssy field III Yea ii
number s apa ID sssS harnss afd. AIso. weti 81
very hue wzser uIsh pump, near Inc dwelling
y. 4, DAuCEIERTY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

10y authority Of : Decree pronounced By
ID The Circuit Superior Court of Law ,snd
Lhsnn fs for Jefferson cean:y. on Inc 3lsg day
of My, is4i. - the case Of Frsbeis Mdpre's
Executor. SC against the Admilistrstoa ard
heirs Or Walter Baker, deceased the unde rsfgn-
Cd, as Special Commissioner appointed foF ihst
purpose, will sell jn frort Of The Court house Of
Jefferson County. va On -Mondas he l0A 4sy
n oetober nsri - The bighest bidder.
a certain piece OF parcel Of Land hing
n said county, supposed to1eonfdiH
7IAcres, / Rood 4 35PercIlcs,
Being he. residue If a Tract ofI2O0
.J7res, Of lDLich lValter Baker died
seized, after dedatfing l28 .4crss p
Rdods and 8 Perchts, srhich sOere laid
|of and assigned to ths trfdpio of|s4id
Haiter BGiser, as and for her doludr b
tie lands Of schich her Husband died
possessed.
TeRns op s AIx --0ne-third Of the rnfrhass
money II hlad. and he residue 70 two equal
annual insiaEmeat4. The purchases 10 give lbdnds
win approved security fur the deferred pay
menis, and tie lille 10 beTslsiped IS slfprthei
r7-sals 10 laks place aboql y p,rloek,M
j. n. DAUGIHEKTY.
sept Is. Ist2 eif cgnIiir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

xnIlIs y ID give nutsce thsi lie partnership
IL her.t6fors existing bstneenE 4 s Nix n
sofIN SON and GEoRGE MfELF1a. 10 III Mill
urixbt busin6ss, vas dissolved this dry ~ mu-
Nasf consenf RANKIN JOHNSON.
B April !, 1911, Isspi -, 1888 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06
EeIJs,RE E,S La4ALE.


/ a TIE u 81 EsE,S SALE.
TIDY ,tftle Or asDeed or Truss, eaeculed 10
- the Undersigned. IS Trustee f5s RhilIp
Eonns httJasnes Dimension, sled the lllh das
pf JahuaFS. tIsaa, pna III rsdora in iAe clstkss
eHiee 81 lie stounty Gour, Of jefferson, fsr lhe
purposes hAetein Fnentionsd, win cTer far
sale, tn SsEasdey tlte 2ld day III 0e,c5srfsat. f5r
cash. Or ths premises The following PROPERTY al
Hsrpers-F erfy III witt
i fh tae fkgPif, title and Interest of the
said ,JafAes Dlaranson, teiag one noiRtp
thereof, FIN those Too Houses ana I,Dfsf
putefssf5 bsI lie aid Dnneknsap. jaintly Win
rhittp cobns. from tAe commissioners % Ssit
the real eytalsof James B. Wager. ID tils tassFn
Of Haspss II Ferry mich twp hoisars naffed
and nhgiaserad ~ the plat of said estate as MOI
53 4nd 4E, the one b4ing sitlate3 90 lie Seth
MIDI dfifk street leading from Ffsrpmt Fs1r.:
HIP dlhbrlJttdsyn and opposite tfls lei Owned n,
jAvs 81 ). iB Andestnn -the other On Potomac
street. asjoinirg he y. $ line on TIE Ssuih
Near me ssosse nov occupisi hy Henry Nsrdl
\ Thshs8e viii he made IL Z o'clecg p. w. HE
GEORGE w. s,sPPINGT0S. u
Sept % ie43s Trustee.
REFsThe deed sbose nsentiobsd required ;
notice al sky days previous ID The sale, but
b. consent oF parties. The sale viii BE- made
= i'll M pProbatiOn On The das fpees6ed bysshs
iraslss.: JAMES DUNlaa NSl,ss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06
. e gA9AG OEy l00
FOR SALE

4 OFFER FOR SALE tbs 1taluabls FIRM,
n situated in Jefferson county, y3gints, son
the SmHhfeId and fiarpers-Ferry T9IhEike, snd
me Winchester and Poiomsc Rsii-rbsd, eqa,-
distant from charlestown and Hstaers-Ferr,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06
MOTHERS,
SPARE YoUR CHILDREN.

DIR. P.4RIS' SOOTHING SYRUP,
For Children Cutting Teeth.
FHVfilS medicine is used and recommended hy
Id thousands of families for the itanledaats
relief Of those s'littfe, helpless ogspringsn A.
spon as this medicine is used accordiDgto The
directions, the child il relieved, and fteoters
without the painful use Of the laneel 80
family should be without this medicine Where
there are young children.
CAUTION. --There Is d4letcrious ssalhiag
Syrup, put up 10 ptsin bottles, and The name Of
fFARIs spelled with two RS. when The teahins
isspelIed with only one, with sessral other I'll
serations, in order toI evade the law These
base Williams who sell counterfeit medicine b
destroy the health and liyes Of @LiTTLE. \
BABES should meet The contempt Of everye
person tha, has one drop Of Snaternal humanity
inthem. One of these 'sheartless vilansn has
gone SO FAR as to publish a Soothing Syfupfor
sale 81 his store, il his ownname, and attaches
The Directions. &c. verbatim Is that Of DIR.
PARIS. Any Individual thai will thus rob<lhe
| Proprietor Of that which sseeured 10 him by
IawA is worthy seat 10 the Penitsnliarg. HE.
| Is AiAkKED.
G1-REMEMBER, The only place IL Charles
lO,cn for the GENUINE DR. PARIS SOOTHING
lsYRuP. is a; the Drug Store Of
] II BEARD s CO..
/ AND AT
s KlLHAM,S S.o4s.
I'll, HasPersF sFsy.
l,r-5. Price SO Cent?.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

e
70 sirsusor . Deed Of Trust executed 10 me
- Is TFustee. BY AlexancsrsG 6ordon and
Jniia Al. his wife, and 6. &. COOKE Is her Trus-
tee, bezring date The 9Th o. Februafy, 1871. ard
Of Record ID The Clerks Ohce OF lie t:onniy
Court 81 Jefferson County, win olEer for sale.
10 the highest bidder. for Casa before tle Hotel
Of !. NJ Carter. in chariesown- Il n o clock,
On Friday November 4th (nezt,
THAT TRACT AZ
LAND, lying in Jefferson Co.,
which vas conveyed 70 me in said Trust. esIims-
Isd 10 contain sos ACRES Together, with
iEnlRVlEN SLAVES
among whom are MEN, Women, and
Children.
Said Properly IS sold 10 satisfy lhe claim Of Or.
SamuePC. Shyder, Is in Deed mentioned.
Oct. 6. iss2
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Buggy, Close Carriage, &c,
FOR SALE.
aTrars eAanrt Jfor : Cod BaRG.aLNl

HN0R SALE. On very seeohmpdstine terms. =
~ hrs,-Faie new Buggy with Top aad HarDess.
very little nsed . good secondhand Carriage.
just repaired and Of quite mpdefn style; apair
Of very handsome Asses. well mslched 10 color
ard eye. and pretty wen broken to harness -
slso. 4 new two horse Wegoh, aud Harness fer
mules Apply 10 The Postmaster Al BsrrJville,
clatke eoaety.
October s. 1872 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06
JEFFERSON HAND
FOR SALE. Il
Class II IA 1910

sFyHE EXECUTORS Of the Rev. w, C. waiton,
L deceased. otar for sale that besutifu5 ard
desirable FARM in The county Of geHersols. On
the Shenandoah River, called I. Bsiaang.a9' con
tsiniag about
100 Acres Of Prime Land,
4 large part Of which ii in stine TIMBER have
ing a7large and cnnmodioas Dwelling, Eel s I.
A small part Of The purchase money is y, be
paid 10 hand aud thesbalaace on long credis
Apply to- II Dsughsr,y, tposisge Paid J
Ehariesiown. Jefferson county, VIrginia.E
December 80, IsfL-u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

n FEW hlndrsd bushels o. good siens Lime
"a Ter sale near NE Aesdsny'
WILLIAMS. LOCK.
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ShannOndaie springs
q q NJ p a n y.

A n sdiourped meeting Of The Stockholders Of
~ ihis Compsny win be held al ne office Of
ANDREW KEsSEpT. Esq 10 Charlestown, on
S&waay ike l5lA aay n October fasiant, al 10
o'clock A II.
%A punetual alsendance is desirable
M Persons having claims mol yet ttjusisd will
please leave their accounts 81 the store Of Mr.
Charles G. Stewart
B. @. WASHINGTON,
Oct. 6. 1912. Frssident
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

i cox Kssk;6aetls tisck Bttr4 H4TS, best
ii qualify. just received p
oe, s lisa KEFEs = NEARstEr,
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IS No. Lotfery-l3 Dra,cH Ballot
Tickets $40 Shares IN proportion
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AHREAST PIPES. Nipple Glasses and child
ID ren's Sucking Beitlss, just received 81
SEPT. %. A M CRIDLgR!
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sOHRNIH.

~ sVunabeT Lottcry--I4 .draIpn Ballots.
Tickets SlO--Shares ,n proportion,
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$1,000 DOLLARS
ii FORTY Prizes of $500a
E.irgtlaiss STATE E0tferNI

4 Class N, Tor 1872. I
TO be drawn ., AlexAndris. D. C., /
On Saturday de 81 u oslsssr, lsla. ]
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AIIList of. Lcffers.II

D EN- AIMING 10 the Post Office at Charles
y ipwn, Oclober /, ISa2s
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-31
POETRY.
EARTH,S CHANGES.
BY MRS. s,oouRxEY.

As waves the grass upon the field to day,
Which soon the wasting scythe shall sweep away;
As smiles the fl0wret in the morning dow,
Which ewes chill blast upon The winds may strew;
Thus in brief glory boast the sons of clay,
Thus bloom awhile, then withe. and decay.
Dust tends to dusi--with ashes ashes blend,
The senseless turf conceals the hurried friend;
A few may sigh upon the graves dark brink,
A few salt tears the broken soil may drink,
A few sad hearts in lonely sorrow bleed,
And pay that tribute which they soon must need.
/ saw an infant in its robe Of white,
Its doating mothers eyer.dear delight;
IL clapped its hands when tones of mirth went by,
And natures gladness gistened in its eye;
Again came An empty crib was there,
little coffin, and funeral prayer.
saw the rudy boy, of vigor bold,
Who feared no summers heat nor winters cold,
With dextrous heel he skimm'd the frozen pool,
His laugh rang loudes,, mid his mates at school /;
Again l sought him, but his name was found
On the low stone that marks yon churchyard
mound.
Oh boosted joys of Earth how swim yc fly,
Rent from the hand. or hidden from the eye
So through the web The weaver's shuttle glides,
30 Speeds the Vcssei o CT tue oltIoNy TUG,
So cleaves the bird the liquid fields Of light,
And leaves no furrow of its trackless flight.
But we. frail beings, shrinking from the storm,
We love these skies, that gathering clouds deiorm,
Though wounded Oft. as oft renew our toll,
TO rear fabric on this sand swept soil,
And still we strive, forgeiful of the grave,
To fx our anchor on the tossing wave.
Vat He vvho marks ne in alr yain rareer
Oft shows how frail is that we holi most dear,
Spreads DER some face below d The beautiful gloom,
Or hides parent in the lonely tomb,
Arrests the thoughtless, bids the wording feel,
Wounds to adr,onish. and affiicts to heal.
Look TO that world where every pain shall cease,
Grief turn to Joy, and labor end in peace,
Oh seek that world, by peuitence and prayer,
Sow the seed hear. and reap the fruitage there.
Where shadowy Joys no longer cheat the soul,
But one unclouded year, in changeless light shall
roll.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-31

The Presbyterians of the RevOlaiioa IN
Souih Carolina. battles OF the Cow.
pens" OF Kings Mountains and also
the severe skirmish known as Husk's de.
feat" are among the mosl celebrated IN
this State, as giving turning point to the
contest Of the Revolution.
Gen. Morgan who commanded a, the
Cowpens, was Presbyterian Elder. and
lived aud died in the communion Of the
church.
Gen. Pickens, who made all the arrange.
men,s for the battle, was also Presbyie.
Ran Elder. And nearly all under their
command we're Presbylerlans.
In the battle Of Mugs Mountain, Col.
Campbell, Col. James Wiiilams, (who fell
in the aciion,) Col. Cleayeland, Col. Shell
BY, and Col. Sewer, were all Presby ieriau
Elders; and the body of their troops were
collected from Presbyterian settlements.
Huck's Defeat, 10 York, Col. Brat,or
and Maj. Dickson, we're both Elders OF the
Presbyterian Church.
These facts We have collected from high
authority, and they deserve TO be prominent.
ly noticed. Here are nine officers of dis.
,inctioD, all bearing rule IN the Church Of
ChrlsI-and all bearing arms in defence
of cur liberties. Drawer and better officer:
canDot be found in the annals of our conn
try-nor Drawer or better troops.
II may also be mentioned 10 this connec
tioD, that Marion, Huger, and other disiln
guished men of Revolutionary memory
were OF the Huguenoi desceu,-Aud w
have some curiosity TO know Whence SONS
Of the rest, whose origin We canno, nov
trace, derived their principles Of liberty
1t will be gratifying 10 receive reminlscen
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paused and iel, around 10 ascertain who was
near her. Perceiying the ma,ron, Of whom
she is very fond, she grasped her with one
hand holding on convulsiyely to her moth
&c With the other, and thus she stood for a
moment, then she dropped her mothers
hand, -put her handkerchief TO her eyes,
and turning rOuad chung sobbins to the ma
iron, while her mother departed with emo
tons as deep as those of her child"