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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
RsQN COUNTY. THURSDAY MORNING. JULY y. 1918.

aud they could not escape, (ihere were
no Wasbingtonians there sndlo one af:er
anolherwss conveyed to the dishonored
grave Of the drunkard. Novslook Al me
again-you probably see me lorsfilea last
tine-my sand has almost run. III have
dragged my exhausted frame fromsiny
present abode-youF poor honse-.io n arm
you ALTO warn you. descong No warn
you. false teachers 81 Gods Sard,,-and
with her arms high flung. and her tahC,t al
Stretched ioits utmost and-her voice raised
0 "a unearihly pitch. exclaimed. Il shall
'oon stand before the Judgment seal 81
iod. / shall meet yop.there, YOU false
uides, and be aswlI'ni6ess against YOU
H." The miserah hale vsnished-a
cad silence petvad y assembly--,6e
P:iesl, deacon. and h s. Ian hung their
leads-the president 81 The mee,i1e mt
be quesiion-Shall We have any moxe
licenses to sell alcoholic peisons, ID Be sold
Is beverage The response vas upan.
imous-Noi People ofihe United States,
friends Of humanity g very where, whathad
been your verdict had you ali been there
also 4
This picture NAV be tkbus htlo be over.
drawn. but could The history Of families Be
told in this CITY, ia allIonr towns and VII.
lagos, Or in our hamleis tens OF thousands
'of cases equally strikipg might be record
ed hete.
| was once moderate drinker. butnow
thanks TO the temperance. reform,
TEE TOTAILER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
From iie Ssraiega Ssniin,i, jag Is.
MIR. ADAMS.

The venerable ex president, netaiih
Standing bis advanced sge, is d Inan oire
markahle mental and bodily powers. On
his arrival by the T,iesday evening cars
alter jauui that would have tired Out a.
ny other mao Of his years, he declined
taking seat 10 the carrisge for Union
Hall. but after seeing The ladies Of bis
party provided for walked off with a
qoek and firm step 10 his quarters. He
rises with the lark. The sun never Shines
while he is 10 bed, Il ne is,abfc 10 leave
il. Blessed with ma, urally vigorous con-
stitutloh. life of temperance and lrugalI
tyEhas enabled him 10 resist the attacks
Of disease and infrni,ies incident 10 nld
age, 10 wonderful degree.
Il His neotal facullies are unimpailed-
they sfe as vigorous ali ever He writes
Nth the same ease and facility the
same bold 1scorching aid eloquent s:vle.
that he did thirit years ago. ASA speak
er, 10 gan 10 or out Of Congress possesses
a greater faculty Of riyeting attention, OF
commanding respect than the cold man
eloquent" We are 90 admirers Of his
political career but we cannot refrain
from doing homage to his vast fiatellectu
his fearlessness-~ bis Industry
his readiness TO DO what he conceives 10
De ms doty. 10 God and his country. Long
may Inc liie OF tie patriarch be spared
n large number OF visi.anls and Iii
zehs called upon Mr.. Adams 1hismofninq
who received them with trne New Eng
land courtesy and cordiallty. j All were
grained at the opportunity afforded lof
taxing me band aud holding Intercourse,
With The veteran patriot and statesman. -
Ia the ailernoon be visited.9the battle.
ground m he town. OF Saratoga, The theatre
OF one Of he proadest and mostimnorlant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

ion 81 Washington, his3comrade in arms
% 'ne glorious revolution teelpg The deep
est Ih'e resi- 70 he welfare Of The United
e'a'es' ara Wei acquainted with their
Poi'cy, men institutions and their great
Tsa, Lhsyeue, wilh the wisdom pr the
s'ner o. his eoaatry,: pointed oat The
man y and worthy % stand al tie hsaa
- 'u.s government. Bat his sainted spir.
!. Wli iook ao@a 70 ~ and rejeice H.
.ne onssplnn lal q hls hopes. which
ueaVsn' impatient tosclalin one OF its tirst-
born, denied him while ia the. flesh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
BALLOON ASCENSION

MA WISE, lAe AsikRIcAN |
WI MAUI, viii make 40 Asceasion 10 |
loon from Winchester,
On Tuesday DE list day of.sagusf J
- TIcKETs. for fam lilies. tr n5isidsal.
be hsd a. the Free Press Once, al Nh folio
prices - Families 81 5O-- Gentleman and
Ladies' ST. angle tickeiS 50 eents
Jlfy 20. 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

E.wISH TO give notice, that. from and after
this date. / N1ll 90 all SAVING that NAY
81 1Tipd Al he LsDr Ssn NH, now under
my rol, atlhs following reduced priessssizs
per hnndrea feet for az plank
isr 90 Gals pet isndrsd feet,
r|0'I'es psasur'
|I.1r.| Ih,re Of ne rublis's palronsgs :.
|Ir||l||I solicited. GEORGE Hast.
.ttPherds,eHh. June Is. f5.~-es.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
HARPER aRBRRY
MALE q FEMALE
- ~ MI AR ".


IH7AYING been solicited lime after time. 1,
- open school Inc basement Of The Pres
byIeFisn Church, IiwouId announce 10 lbe com
munily generaIIy. ilaat Il Is nv intention 4
somEenee = School IN that place. on WE'D.
$3.50 $3.50 - aes I'm gay o. SEr IEea sEh ID'
49, n $3.50 e. Y sAeeso lMsn1! -nse
~. 10y icon uenaaaion 2 sumcien, ira A
sh,II s. co.aaried II ssrh ~, 49,
shsll Sc no connection sfler school hours and
while Ii school. ire s.rictest rules IN nronrjeiy
will be enjoined. The system Of tuition will
De simple and practical, adspted to both sexes.
COURSE OF INsTRircTfoN.
a. rlssr pkaIKrmEsT.
-a Competition, Arithmetic, Algebra. Geometry,
Trigonometry, Geography, Natural Philosophy
Natural Theology, Rhetoric, General Hissory,
fIial4fy 81 the Gated States, Natural Philoso-
ply. Constitutions Of the u States, Jewish, Ro-
man, and Gfeeian Antiquities, Evidences. q
CnrisrfaDiiy, Intellectual and Moral PHILOSOPHY
Political ECONOMY :. and the principles Of Bota-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
GrnrraI FntsIIigeucr.
A NATIONAL EmBLlssI--TnassIAt,NoI

ANATIoNAL EMBLEiaI--TH EslIAGNOLIA.
The Vicksburg Wing slales that some Zine
since, Mr.. y. w. Hatch, pf that ciIy, presented
Mi. Claywith some beautiful trees from his nur-
sely, which elected the follow ing interesting cor
respondence -
VrcksHURel Miss, ApdI5li, ls43
Hon. HENRY CLAY-
Dear Sir-Inpressed with sense of your er.
sonal devotion 10 your Country, aud HE single
ness Of heart with which you have slfiysn 10
advance its best interests, | am induced Ii offer
you an expression Of my sincere regard
am an hartieultuTisi byi profession, and re.
sident of this city. Aud as Testimonial, how
eveGlnacequale, o. The high esteem in which /
hold your public services, and The admiration |
have for your personal character, permit me 10
present for your acceptance the accompanying
trees, q the genus Magnolia, and species Ma.
krophylia.
Il is naive of this State, and>is literally the
most wonderful tree that adorns the American
forest. As It's name imports, its leaves are of
great size, while lis flower is Of The puresI white.
and al least foot in diameter
II may not be inappropriate 10 add. thai Hhere
is peculiar aptitude in presenting yeu this tree.
Like yourself it is purely .7nle,ics and even in
American Hr sol II 4 l has RR .progi
OF your reputation, and its uRriYalled foliage bull
type Of your we'll cared honofsss
And as the generous people of Kentucky have
sustained you through all lihe storms o., party
strife, So also will The genial climate pf that fer
Tile Stale yield projection and support even in
its coolest mood 10 this offspring sof The far
South.
With great respect, Sir your friend.
IN. w. HATCH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
Ey-pREs1n rNr An.,.s

Il will be seen ty the annexed extracts thai
the wish Of The Hon. JoHN QOtSdY ApAus MI
Saratoga Springs has elicilef varIous demon.
STATIONS of.TeSFectfor his public character ana
private 'peS, on The psEi 81 citizens aud visit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

WOO LII Is 81 g @@DSs
Aud have at this time lplerable. and BY the
FIRST oe July will haNe complete supply Of all
the various kinds and qualities Of goods found in
the best factories in this section Of country,
which will exchange for isool on delivery, OF
sell for Gosh. on pleasing terms
For 81 cARDlNG theseash will be required
when the rolls are delivered.
I have made arrangements with Mr. JeHE
CLausoR By which be IS authorized 10 make coz
tracts for wool. make sale Of the goods, Of
transact apy business hereafter connected with
this Establishment.
hope BY strict attention u business, prompt
ness, and the good quality Of ny goods, 10 me.
rii a liberal pstropsge fren ihe farmers snd
others a. jefferson, LoUdoud. and TIE adjoining
counties. HIRAM REILLY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
,al, %, 1855 9. KINNEY.

11LTHE parties interested 10 the foregoing
decretal ordefsaFe hereby requested to attend al
my offee IN the town Of Stsunton, on the Sec
oild Monday in September merit with the evidence
necessary % enable me 10 take the account re-
quirsd.
sAM'L cLARKE, NJ. Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
JOHN A. Il. HARDING

REsPECTFUII-Y informs his Patrons and
~ abe public generally that he will reopen
his SCHOOL in eharIestown, on .Monda he
24A Instant Il is desirable that narents or guar.
dams Hbo intend 70 send children, should do SO
at the opening OF the session.
= JULY 90. 1873. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

IL oNostIfSEt HdNtub icaaCl III ia
4 SSTDER's MILLS, IS desirous Of pure
'iPg, during the season, La
O,OOO Bushels Or TV-he0 "a
For which the highest cs$n price viii be ~
Having Depot Al Keyesf switch. on the Polo:
mac and Winchester Rail Road, he would in-
form the Farmers ofthis and the adjacent coun.
ties, ID i wheat left there will be taken on the
same accommodating terms Is ir delivered at
the Mill. Those who wish 10 exchange their
Wheat for resdy aground Flour, can be accom-
modated at the shortest notice. By punctaalily
in engagements, with desire to please all who
may favor him With lheif custom, the subscri-
Der trusts he viii be enabled to give general sa-
tsfaction, and thereby merit aud receive libe
raj share Of patronage.
JAMES W. osBURN.
$50 .M;lipille .Mihs. I'll
July 90, 1913 --5h.'
DfARMERsl Fail not in giving me a call
before selling Or exchanging your Wheat else,
where For your own interest then, cali
M jstW o. !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
: VIRGINIA. % wit:

Al Rules holden 10 the clerks Office Of the cir
Gull superior court OF law and chsncery for
Jefferson county, the first Monday. in July,
ls43. ..N
join W Ds6feld, PLAINTIFF
SampslC Sayder, Ed.Oard 4. Cooke, Join
Kable Frances E, ID. Frame, William
B. Ttompson, .James j. Mailer. and Tai
iaferro Slfibiing, DEf'Ts..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
{ 100, 900 Bushels O.
WREAP w AE9H:
Farmers! Take Notice o
your interest =!

THE subscriber having leased Mr DA|
u SxTDER's MILLS, IS desirous Of purS
ipg, during the season, 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
VIRGINIA.-to wif:

Y CIRCUIT SUPERIOR COURT OF LAW AND
CHANCE for Augusta County, November
Term, 1913:
I John X. Hayden. .adm'r pitA IKE wiH an.
/ ntrtd. Of Berg Beslev, J=:s,, .dec.sA and
Others. :. PLAINTIFFS.
n AGAINST
hry LiothngsWorth. Ear Of Francis IloI.
: hngscOrib, toho was Err of Jesse ,HoE..
hngsUorth, dec IA, and oilers,
DEFENDANTS,
IN .CHANCERY.
ITisi on the motion 81 The Plaintiffs, by C0un-
- sell further ordered, that Master Commits
soner Clarke DO take an account of the inte-
rests q the several parties 10 this cause, in the
saldpurehase money, and rents, and profits, and
Of any transfers of said interests, TO said Benja-
min Beeler, IN his life time, OF payments made
BY him in satisfaction of said interests and also
whether the Interests Of the said benjamin. are
dissribntable among his Representatives. and
Legateesi OF whether the same are properly aP
plieaelp 10 and necessary for the payment Of his
dehts--rand the said Commissioner is further in.
strdcied 10 report any other matters which he
may deem necessary 10 facilitate The speedy de-
cislon 81 this capse, by showing the present con
dition Of the funds, whether il can be made avail
able, and who are entitled 10 receive il,
And theCourt doth further adjudge, order
and decree. that the said AIexander II. H. Stu
art settle with, and collect any balance Iha
may be due from, the Estaieof Robert l. Tsy
lor, decd on account Of his receipts, and pa
<oyef the same Is hereinbefore directed, as 4
the amount TO be received fsGreen.
A Copy esse,
NJ T. KINNEY q n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

The rates Of travel across the Atlantic
are becoming cheaper andcheaper. We
learn from The New York CommeFcial
Advertiser oI "Wednesday. that the pro-
prielors Of 81 the London and Liverpool
packet ships have reduced TIE passage
outv ,rds from New Ycsk % So.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
FrGmihe Frankfort lKg.l Commonwealth, July II
GEN. LAFAYETTE and HENRY CLAY.

Fran the Frankfort lKg.) Commonwealth, July IL
GEN. LAFAYETTE and HENRY CLAY.
We have just Come ID possession Of an
anecdote in manner which enables us 10
say that it is perfectly authentic. An Of
icer Of the, United States Navy. being 10
the city Of Paris 10 the fall Of 1882, was
inyitedsby Gen. Lafayett % visit him al
Lagrange, bis country seat. The invita-.
ton was accepted and the officer ofeeurse
enjoyed in the highest degree the elegant
and hearty hospitality which the noble
old veteran always displayed, especially
to Americans. During the three DAYS
which the American Naval officer spent
al Lagrange. much conversation wsshad
on the affairs and She prominent men oil
the u. States. or such topics the name
Of HEERY Clay could no, but be COZ.
spicuous one; and the General found thai
bis guest was not. only political admirel
but personal acquaintance and friend oil
that great American Statesman. The
General, therefore, was not constrained
as The sequel will show ,Eby the delicacy
due TO the feelings Of one Of whose sem
timents ne was ignorant, 10 conceal bis
own sincere sentiments Of Mr.. Clay
The American officer SCI out at four ol
five 10 the morning 10 a diligence for-Pa
ris. Not expecting 10 End the cid wa
worn soldier stirring al 50 early an hour
be was leaving without formal farewell
As be was Crossing The Court however
George Washington lafayette, The SOP 0
the General, followed him and told hln
bis father desired 10 see him. He wa.
introduced intolhe General ,ssiudv, where
! BY the light Of candles. he was employial
bis pen Pressing bis guest ia vain % re
main longer, the General said -. Before
you leave me, want 10 show you Gu
!. friends; aad leading into another room
be exhibited portrait Of Mr.. Clay
i "Sir. said the General. Thai Is he MA
trioz / hope to see President Of fAe Unite
States The incident was happy 90
and produced lasting impression pn th
mind u The officer. The bosom conpar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27


Dsay SU-l received, some days ago, The four.
frees Of the species OF Magnolia Makrophytia.
10 good order which you did me the favor to
send me. | have pIs ted them. and they pro-
mise to do remarkably we'll. Irequest your ae-
ceptance Of my thanks for Them They are a
beautiful variety Of magnolia, Of which / have
sessGal species growing here. I'consiier the
acquisition of them very valuable especially if,
as hope, >they will bear our winters But
should not expresS my grateful sense cf The OBJ
legation under wheh>you have placed me, i'll
did no; also tender my scknowledg menls for the
friendly and aaiiering mol1ses which prompted
you 10 offer me-a present SO TeIy acceptable
Engaged as you are, in one Of ihe most innocent,
useful and agreeable pursuits Of man, the vol
untary testimony which you have done me the
homer 70 render 10 my public SERVICES, is highly
appreciated, and will be gratefully Remembered
by-me
| Wishing you great success, health and pros
per:fy in life, am your friend and d6ed:eni SER
Want FL CLAY
Mr.. N. w. HATcH
! Mr.. Hatch has established The emblem OF
l-HENRY CLAY, which must hereafter be the. a
merieaB MAGNoLIA, "the purity cf whose spot
less bloom" is embIematic or his patlieiism aud
purity Of purpose, AMI whose "unriealled foil
age is type. ofhis well earned honorsi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
July 90, lSi3. -
VIRGINIA. Is witt

NMNANAAf ~ VIII
AT Rules holden IN IL Clerks ONCE Of the Cir
cult superior CouF. 81 Law and cnancery for
Jefferson counsy, the krst Monday in July,
1913
Henry Berry. PLAINTIFF
John MsP Brien, Richard Parfan. and
Ntillan Ftanegan, DEF'rs,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

II Pa5zie - 4 wia3fx two .elildfea,
4 nan sad his alfe add Their Two callfseas
four cousins. an UNCLE aAd avail. an.i two
sfsad children sleFtin lwq beds: 2ue.
ri - How many perso0s i ere thsFe. and
q What ! sfa'i oaship we're he's g, 9afa q
iheT
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05
Ih: LnqmsitiOn Restored in South
.7merica.

a new COust'IuI"n. says the N. y.
Expte-s. wss agreed al b, a National
CONVENTION III tie Equsdor. an the 3Is
oI March last. sgaris, v-h,rh Srnu VI
cene X 'calneIlr, sx pr..rd'nI, hot mem
bM &C. IN A-usy. thtsnd sulrmu and
spiried protest. on tue grnurd Iha' the
"0ny emsinn had exc, eded Ihsn pnwe,.
~ Introducing lBIo .. principles sub, err
size of be Inrmer. Ia vi l.,r"m 81 the wish.
Is and "sj cts III .lsr pf"t l.. aud .he so-
lh"rii, cuniened by TIA. decree al eo,,yo-
cauoh.
The sixth sertinr, which IL oflhp snnst
lrirleranl character. 4. tie one I" whIrh
VIZ RmssW RE Is opposed |. Is in these
words: An ri- 2nd. The rrhe,"n at
the Rrrnkl,c IL The C~th"i c. Aro.t ,Ir,
Roman. wuh The exclusion Of e'ery .ii,-
e puhbc ~or,h.p. Tic poiiucsl author
tee ATE obliged /" proirr, 1t. and t" make
Il r~-p'sctrd N their jurIsdre Huns"
The B,sh"p of Quito addressed hi-
d"'crse on the s"me suhjer; bu, 10 &c
Ilbtb bIS
alrioI bei",e meut onsd, and a,osed
hinssli n mos, d.cmed enemy ni rriI
si'us t"lrrat'on. In h,s ps.tmsi letter,
tshIch di.I-rs ess. nusiI, n Us pnrir.-
sons IRAN some we have seem he ltl',
his L" hci"yeu children" how m"ch ne
SYM a.nIssd with them Ia their fears that
te iglous mlrra,inn wunId b- iuirpdue. d
into Their c"anry, win ITS TaInnus ci-
iret-. He then Intorms them that he
c'nv"ked lhr rl~rgy, and mate an appeal
tCe CVnrr"hoB. III" n"bIy replied.
that $" lar from en'-ra,ring .urh lie ign.
The ~rcIe-iistcs al henct forth be msdr
.ol- i..,. III all qae-u"ns al isilh, and
be mses'eh ~nh Ill the posers "i The rx-
tact iubuna' "f the .q"i.It'"n" FMS
a's"faare MAS 5" gritty ng Z" the B'sh"p
tat he pnbisised iI:s 'pss,oTdl' 10 ~, k-
kuo"n tie good udI"gs
S. e. Lhr0ntcss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05
A SABBATH ANE DOrE.

I. The su amer If 1912, C.p. g. staff
ed 'he bat A 10 run Up"n the Peuns, l.
.an,a and Quo can,l. H.viag = con.
srI-uinu- regard fur tie S,hb 9Th. he dee
ferm'ned 10 abide by hi. p'inciple.. I'D
mot sIlos hiss b al t. run n,.on Iha' DAY.
Til. restitution = -. al,na<, aHh:u' tx
rept"n. rr,e.l d.wn ~ the h,aness men
uf TIE rlsce - here i- resided. who pIo
'pte.ied. tlIa'. sinp,ing that cnm.e, ht
~noid nei her ''ase passengers nor ire Oh.
IL, sIal d Oh n,~ ir.t zip. however,
aIth a tut! .frfIgi.t. aud Isents -.syen pa
x-ngers. IN h,d atHsed ~IhlH twr'ts
..ne niles at is md, sh+n 5 trtda,
sv~rsInc can upon shem. mha Wa I
be do,tf Tue ps..rngsrs knew m {
this wls iite h ss'~ g. .I.>.-- r.
sfss. tina; q Ne Saltos,iI-ke-p'ns
Aos'. aad. we're I'll live (, se- hns tie
captain w.u;d us i've. X asnas II va
rtpu. kiads brg4a ia he m.ed all aver
the boat ~srv Il,ey 'shneId held on their
course. Bet the rap ain va. re-ois,e
The DO w1s 81! IT, The heel p.t1, and
made fist. The captain Ihrn rsHe.i =
4 'ther all his passengers. aud ann n C
eli 4, The n is d t-.rm,nat;.n. a, the s,me
,Ins t~lisg the'a III. hr exp c,ph an"Ih
er bna: ~ pasta = lew "a utrs aud II
ihe'e were any VITO wI-hei - 81 - Il
all WISHED toeteq--te w"n'4 PIT ia m
"A board. aud rtfUn'i TIE puru"n IT
sha passage moasy necessary - cary
Ihem &" I've rht! u de rtute. Ihefeup-
at = gFnetai whispering AMI suppressed
conversation a-"Se. Boz. Instead "f DIS
s.aatsn.ed mntmns, sah res,iu"oas III
ir,vs. the reRNss were of 81 * ,cily
pa.is character. d" Vel. we knnw
sha' this boat j.. ~e'il s;aV an b,a,d,"
xa their tsaor md tie resHh Vas hat
~" ii gle ind yid al ,et Sue bat.
Aud 10 II Vie sAols If he ss.' III s!ss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05

Nh4A @sA~A aAsNA - HALIFAX
A msetEug IL porsior II he VI,
ef Halifax rOunly Vas hell a he c.,
House on The 2lsl SEPT.
On asoiioH, af Col. Thomas Ovs,-
Vas called 70 lie Chair. and e. n. Nj
ESQ. appointed Secretary. The cb,;,'
man hasing inHndnesd she sul,irc, a n.
merliag with = iew appropriate rems,l,
fol. A. Joyner rose and pronoanctd :,
able ard eloquent enlngium on he .slsn,.
and patriotism u II N. NASH. VIA :.
nobly sdEocal.d he rights II me neo.,s
against . corrupt party, n the lac CoD.
gressiensl eleeiion in dis district.
On motion, il was unanimously
R,solref, That The Wings of Ilarf,
enunly, have viewed with admiration 4 a
ensrgs and self-tieyolian With WHICH n,
Henry X. Nash threw hin sell into an 4
most hopeless contest in lie late Cong,,s.
sional canvass.
2nd That in lrsiimony ef chr ne,s,.
nal esteem. and high opinion of his y.,l
and ability IN snppnFI nf Wing prinrirlps.
are hereby irsdeT him 4 Public Iiinner
in The town az ilaiifax. on the 2Oth a
October next. or such other lime A. n,ay
be Ter suit his convenience.
Sd. That The Chairman appoint aeon.
mite Of Eve 10 address lelIer Of in,i A.
lion 70 Mr. Nash.
The following gentlemen were NAMED
f.r that purpose. col A. Jnyner. rol.
WIN. l.. Lorg. DR.. Robt. q. Bond. B. +.
Moore. esq. DR.. Vim Y. Irwin. to whirh
on notion. lhs nane OF the Chairman va,
added.
Resolved, 'rhsi the proceedings of The
meeting be published in the Roanoke Re-
publican.
There being m o her business. d..
meeting adjourned subject 10 the call ci
The Chairman. @...
TH0s. ousBy, Ca'm.
G. \. WEEs. Ste,y.
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THE CALHOUN ADDRESS-MR.
VAN buren,,

The Address recently ph forth by he
CaIlnnn srci'on OF .hr l.ocol"co parry m
NV York. gives adIitnu.l evidence, II
any more ~+re wanting. Of the harmony
ali h * St. ~ the ranks ol cor oppo-
aent.. fnat the elements Of di,cprd
~h'ch nns psrsads .heu rsnks. can ever
be made {" e"sIesre, IS as poss Bile a. that
tes who'e cf the L>roloca psrty " II
throw ,Iirir rote. for Henry Clay ~ 1874.
fhey are IN h"i cl'ss ,tale. aud u Is
simo-t to impos,lbil,'y tina, they Caa
evgr acl 81 ,ucers sgaln. |! Is uur VIC are
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Inscription Onths Toni. Nap icon
--i'ar Io~I.g rrr"rd e s.enIs IN The
tile 81 Tie Enpe' i, g. b. inscI'brd on
he saelr oi his L,ub q tie lnss,liss:
Bnra on Ihr l5th ~ Ansns, 1863: rap
TAN ri ,quadron III ~rlllrry 81 tie siege
at TanIon in 1893. q, Tie -gs al 81;
D"snder "f aruiie'y. N | .i,. IN l194.
a. IS. srn.raI IN rhieI II III ~rms Ia A.
~. IN 1896, a. %; grnrral ~ eh',I Of he
thprdrton at Ia, ~. IN 1898. al 90. tif'i
consul. IN 1890. ~ 81; eonsni i"r Ihe a.
Ter Tire baule oI Marsngn. IN 1900. ~ B.;
emprrur oi the French. IN 1904. =, Is.
shdIra,sd tie ti,r""- f.r Ihr bst,le ri
wa-rIon. June Is. 1915, a. 46; did !"
.xlr 4: ~. llr,ena Ma, 8. 1921. as-52. "
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GN. Y Jour. Con. .

a Pr0found Mys'ery.-The New
York Sun says: 4" We met the other day Il
man snme thirty years Of age. wcIl-dress-
ed. good locking. a sort of a dandy even,
whom we have known f,r soma three
years. We have never known him in
that time to perform one hour Of labar !;
W. nser knew him To have any money;
he has no foreign resources is not gam: