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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
AsHoRRIRLE AFFAIR.

II becomes our painful cu,y 10 record
one of the most horrible outrages which
has ever been perpe.rated in our commu,
nifty. A poor widow woman. who had
been occupying small house 10 seclu-
ded spot on.the farm OF Maj. WIN Poage,
hearing some noise of suspicious charac
Ter about II o'clock on the night Of The
2Sth ult. got out OF bed, kindled light on
the hearth, and reused her children
Scarcely had she done so when The voices
Of several men were distinctly heard and
on asking who was there, she was replied
10 by demand for her daughter, "a girl
Of about II years Of age, and a TIRE al
that if she did moi give her up, they would
proceed at once TO break open The house.
This they soon did BY applying fence
rail to the door. The mother, in her
fright. betook herself to the garnet, and The
poor girl fed through the back door, but
was pursued BY the rufians, and soon
caught, and cruelty violated. The rest Of
The children made their way as fast as
they could to Maj. Poage's, where they
gave the. alarm and the mother, ia her
bewilderment, got down TO Mr.. John NJ.
Pitman's. Threesof Mr.. Posge's sons i'm
medistely repaired to theshouse, but saw
nothing Of the villains or their victim
The poor girl, however, 10 the mean time
had reached the house of Mai. Poase. in
a most pitiabIe condition. Her state ment
is thai there were four men 10 company
--one whits. two blacks, and yellow
man. The white man she charges 10 be
william B. Johnston, who has been ar.
rested and regularly committed 10 iaa for
trial; but the others she did not know.
though she describes the blacks az stout,
thick set fellows, and The yellow man as
Of tall and slender form. One Of the
blacks who was the first 10 seize ber had,
a knife, six or seven inchesin The blade
with which be threatened 10 kill her n
she made the least noise or resistance
Il is sincerely 70 be hoped that he whole
com nunily will be Oh The alert 10 ferret
Out the exscIable villains. Justice mi
less than ibe common safety. demands e
They pre among us-sna thew ought &
Sc hunted out1ike wild beasts.
The unhapy girl, who has been the vic.
tim ofthis sirocious outrage, is Of eenteel
and pfePossessing appearances. and bears.
We understand, an irreproachabls eharac.
ter. StGuaton Spec
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
The Fays.te county ,lee,lng.

A. the meeting in Fayette, on the snbjsctof a
Convention, Messrs Summers, Price, Smith, and
Carr, addressed the assemblage in earnest terms,
and spufDed the idea of Convention organized
on any other basis than the free rhite voters Of
The State.
They urge that /, would be burning disgrace 10
the people of Western Virginia to consent to &c
into Convention organized on any pther terms,
or to accep, Constitution which did not recog-
nize the white basis as The only true Republi-
can system Of representation.
4 ANOTHER CIRCULAR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

PEACHES II Men Orleans. The Plea.
yune Of the 3ist ult.. says They may
beat " q the North IN the quantity Of
peaches offered there for sale. but " can
surely surpass them on the score Of prices
charged for thisfr Peaches have been
retailing q late here at'tweniy five ceo,s
each They we're very large ADD fine. Ii
must be confessed their fair surfaces Re.
Fsembiing tbe cheek Of beauty scarcely les,
II size than % rich bloom, iowny soft
ness, and. We had almost raid, luscious
sweelness-bul we did moi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

GFThs sold Defenders" Of The Gil, Of Bal.
.inore, paid Washington City a visit on The ! iih
ins.sa,, il being he anniversary day Of their de-
fence Of The city Of Bsiiimoie Their rseep-
ZION q Washington vas a. imposing and heIor-
able, as heir defence 81 Baltimore, 10 1914, was
noble ana pa,fsosie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

DThe advertisement Of Messrs. " HrrELEY,
McCoskEY & Co., should be cut out and placed
in every Merchants Memorandum Book, for re-
ference when he visits the Baltimore Market
Their stock Of American and Foreign Dry Goods
is well worthy Of suesiion, aud call might be
made with great profit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

RPour old friend, ws, ANpERsoN, (p con-
nection with the Messrs. Ware) has opened a
Commission House fer the sale Of Boots, Shoes,
u ats, Caps, Bonns,s, Sc. The business capaci-
ty Of our friend is sueh tina. we feel satisfied
be will meet with liberal patronage from his
old co-workers 10 Jefferson i; and from his stock
on hand, we are convinced tina, yisit will enure
DO III 10 their satisfaction and profit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
A.. J.. O'BANNON.
.ATTORNEY 8T TIam

H. vING settled pe,n,anen,ly h ch.rl..,.,
III Jefferson County. va. viii coni;on. -
practice in The Courts 81 Jeffarsons RsrIs,..,
Frederick, and Clarke Counties
And having devoted his undivided .s,.n,;or
for the last eight ye ara to The nrac.;ce of NV.
ne ieeis prepared 10 attend efficiently 10 any
business with which be may be entrusted,
Ohice oyer Miller Il Tate's Store.
SePt.i 49, l845-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

"REAnER II you want 10 enjoy the lux.
urisnt aayof<of a good La. Norms, Trabuco,
CazadOre, or Regalia segar, slep 10 at Mr.. Raw.
lns's store, and you will be furnished with an al.
liele, which is magnifcenlly delicious, and which
Jon will agree with the writer, is r.
M Huwn.sz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

\ FLoUR MARKET.-It now comes out.
says the N. York Journal Of Commerce,
that 10. 900 barrels Of Flour have been
bought 10 that market ler England since
the arrival Of the Great Western. 1t 3d.
10 per barrel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
RusrNEss MEN.

The cardso Of aiarge number Of City Dealers
may be found in our paper to day And from
the evidence before Us, We are satisfied that no
one will go amiss when making their purchases
10 either Philadelphia or Baltimore, By calling
al the several ablishmenis advertised.
The best evidence is given Of their discrimi-
nation, in selecting country journals lor advertis-
ing, and We would say 10 the advertisers, thai
their cards will be read BY at least s. 900 persons,
who weekly peruse The Free Press.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

we zee y stated IN the Mobile Price
Cure that The exports Of Cotton from
That city during the business season Of
Isis, (ihe year ending 3lst August
lssil we're GEL ,996 bales. Daring the
came period Of time in 1913 4 there we're
shipped from that port 465 .2O5 bales,
she wing an increafe in favor Of The last
year OF %. 194 bales, and an increase o.
yer any preceding year Of 80. 900 bales.
The average weight OF bales last iyear,
however. was notEqujie 49l pounds; and
The previous year il was 495 pounds.
The average prices IN the Mobile market
Outing the seasonHof lS43-4raled nearly
30 per ceHt. lover two cents per poundI
higher taan last year, aud the estimated
aggregate value 81 The exports ID 1913 a
was ST.. 0O0. 600. and 10 lS44.5. Sl4,-
009. OOO--a difference Of $500 900 !.
gainst 1914 Bah .fma.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
raE QUESTION: IN 4 NUTSHELL.

Il, ~ 3
4 A writer in the National Inlslligencer, under
The signature q ''Ledger," presents the whole
question OF Protection IN nu,shen. Shall Do
mss,ic<or Foreign Industry be Pfotecied' That
IL The question, and he thus proceeds Il "The
fact being nndeniable that the average prices Of
manufactured articles, whether foreign or do
nestle, we're never cheaper, the tariff question
q 10 q nutshell, and is simply this: Shall We
continue 10 protect our own domestic industry,
Or shah We eOntribaie 10 the workshops Of Eu.
ropes THAT isihe question - for no maiies
What changes an Infatuated majority in Con-
80 ivf q sHvneut tneFe RiiI be upon the
Isduetion Of prices.
l2e = then narrowed down 70 this
Ieoihi, and We Amsfeaes srs-eSiled upon 10 say
whether we viii pay foreigners the cost Of con-
ver;ing The raw material into the m,nufac!'
,uted articles, Of pay tito our own peoplef f
The Writer intends no offence 10 any party Or
10 any person, but he may be permitted 10 ask
which are the most American assortment and
pairiotisa those who contribute to native ia.
dusify, o. those who contribute 10 foiei IN iadus.
N.Y.
Nor does the writer intend offence BY The er-
preston of opinion thai be who paIoDises fo-
reign workshops ID preference 10 his own, is an
open ensmy 10 his own country and its true IN
terests.n i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
| DIED.

On Sunday. the LIST inst, Mrs. MAAr TI,tpr.-
LAKE, in the 66hyear Of her age, respected and =.
teemed by > large circle Of friends and relatives
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

Baltimore sNarkst-It will be seen By
opr Weekly Report that in Coffee there
has been much animation during the
week, and that the sales OF Rio have
reached the large aggregate Of ten thou
sand bags. s
10 Tobacco, too, there has been much
activi,y. with transactions 10 the better
descriptions at an advance Of rs cents
per 100 lbs over previous rates 10 fulfil
orders from Europe BY thea last Boston
steamer. The receiptsof Tobacco 10 this
market for The last i've weeks mount 20
The large aggregate Of 10, 1872 bids Of
which 5 $40 hhds were MARYLAND. b..
977 bids. were Ohio and 3l5 bhds.
Kentucky.
In bfeadstnfs The market. b., hasn
without excitement-.the English ac-
counts by the Great Western hayino nts.
Huced no effect 90 Flour OF which m
Eioeks are very small, and Ief, Wheats :
Gent or two per bushel 10 YER
"a ILL Balfisaor, 4posr;..,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

Exeesdioa.-Henfy G. Green was ere.
ealsd. al Troy. N. Il. on Wednesday af-
ieraoon. At 4 o'clock forthe murder 81 his
wife.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
No ,HunB5G.

lowe learn ihat the Democratic Gubsrna-
torial Convention Of Massachusetts, which met
at Springfield on Wednesday week, nominated
the Hon. Isaac Davis OF Worcester, for Cover
NOT, and Henry W. Bishop, Esq. Of Lemon, for
II. Gov
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

ia vas, quantiiy Of timber thai had been
collected during The lssi twenty years >, TOdiob.
France, vas consumed BY Gre, on the i3,h Au-
.gasi- The loss IS estimated al ;so and hall
millions francs in timber, and one niIliop =
buildings A large portion .: the timber was
composed Of -kneesr suiisble for ships Of ihe
lihe, aud rhieh are very diticul, to obtain, rem
dsring il more loss Of peculiar material. than
in a pecuniary point.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

. f. i
EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.-Mr. F. G. Da-
yispn Of Marion, Ohio, had his pocket
book, containing about Seven Thousand
Dollars. cut from his'Yest pocket last night
at The Holiday street Theatre by some a.
drqit pick pocket. 1T was 10 az inner
pocket and contained. as near as Mr.. D..
cab recollect, about 81, 900 10 bank,notes
- t~.sS :, " -,rss vttfp quo car II, TN ne
thinks) the Mechanics Bank Of Baltimore,
4 of 100 on the Chesapeake. So, 700 in
50F and zoos on the Lancaster and Lam
CATER County Bank Of Pennsylvania. and
the remainder on various banks in the vi.
c:piiy. A reward Iof $500 is offered for
the recovery Of the money. Mr.. ID. can
be found at the United States Hotel in
Pf att street. The money had been re-
ceived by him for a drove OF cattle which
hsbad sold recently 10 Lancaster, Pa. and
the adjoining counties. He intended to
leAve this morning 10 the western ears for
hdme, aud did not think worth while 10
secure his money 10 bank or elsewhere.
HE did not discoverhis loss until be. went
10 retire about II o'clock.
This is ia severe loss but hard as il is,
we are pleased 10 learn that the looser has
still ahandsome sum left. The fact, how
eyer, affords powerful warning ito per.
SONS net 10 carry much money with them
into crowds Of anyIkind. IL.
Baltimore Patriot Of Sai,irddy,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
Imporfoat f,o,n Ii, .ant; R.,,.r. s.,

Important from tke .9nti Renteys.
Anti.rent excuse for the murder Of She.
riff Steele wasdself- defence, alleo;nv ~,
he cred FIRST. The only evidences that anv
Of The officers fred before Steele received
bis death wound. was the statement II M.
latter. that be believed be had fred 81,
pistol once. after receiving the 6rst wound
in bis arm. His pistol was found. hov.
ever, soon afterthe murder, by Two younv
men who gave their evidence in Court oe
Friday, aud who swore positively that The
pistol. six bkrrellsd revolver had moi
been fred at al when they found ii: eve.
4 ~ barrel was loaded. and each Of the sir
tubes bad q cap on. Thus the murder 81
Steele is proved - have been cool-blood.
&c outrage, wilhoutany cause or provo.
cation whatever.
AT a:meeiing o: the Executive Com.
mit,ee Of the Berkeley Agricultural Sd.
ciety, Va, held on Saturday last, Col
EDWARD CoLsroN. the President Of the
Society. was selected 10 deliver tie An
lnuai address On the fourth Thursday Is
October. Col Colston il both scienti.
lfic and praclcal agricplturalist---a man
OF reading, reflection, ana observation !;
and we havesho doubt that be will dis
charge the duty devolyed upon. him with
honor to himself, and with benefit and
instruction to the public .. large.
.Mariinsbsyg Gazette.
We are glad q see that Gel Cels,op, afser I
dangerous and alarming lllness year ago, Is
restored 10 usefulness amongst his fellow.csi.
zens and il il alfurther matter Of qualification
Ito End him at work iu a field in which men Of
all parties and conditions III life may meet with.
ent any Other than generous strife Richmond
/ Whig. t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

The Rail Road csnpAny between Baltimore
and Washington have Al length given heed. 10
he long. loud saa of..repea,ed ealls FOR : re-
taesion of fare hesveen washins.ca- and Ball,-
more. Ths ARE has bern Ieapssa 10 fear eep,.
PSI nile-naking he ess. oas dollar ana sissy
c<nlss The increase e travel We are vel "a.
iiefed vii rsallze 70 The oenersfsIlY ~ much -
unter 49, erarbi,ans rates hesstufoss ehsseed,
a. ven = silesee he cssnsrs iks.; kess been
I,ised 10 reference % i,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

0TThe Rev. IissRr SMITH. Of IL n u
Church, will preach at the White Hare - y.
next, at IN q clock. - - 'a,
Sept. rs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
a NEW LIGHT.

We feel il duty 10 call the attention Of The
public 10 the beautiful, clear, cleanly aud eco
nomical substitute for gas lights, called Caseys
Composition or Burning Fluia, nowIbeine exhibit.
e9at Capt ssPPing'on's HOlel, BY 2. w. HALL,
Esq,
We attended his exhibition last night, and
were forcibly convinced of The utility and cheap.
ness Of the light, and hope thai sehpe Of cur en-
ierprisng citizens will purchase OF Mr.. Hall The
Right 10 prepare and yend the Liquid ii the
County Of jefferson. Fl
Caseys Composition or Burning Fluid, il con,
sidered BY oil who have used ito be much
cheaper than tsllow, lard or oil, and those who
witnessed the burning spoken Of, ackne wledged
their conviction that even the sperm candle can.
not compare in cleanliness TO- this brilliant
fuid.
This light is generaliyused in New York, and
is becoming very popular 10 all the great Cities
10 the United States. Spirit Of J.ersOn, Sepitn..
Der l2.
Messrs. sigafoose and S,evart, Of Charles
town, have purchased Of Mr.. Hall, the Right 10
vend the above Lish,, in Jefferson County, aud
we are satisfied will meet with much encourage
meni in The disposal OF Rights ID families. We
were present al the exhibition Of testing the
properties Of he auid, and are free 10 add our
conviction both as to the beauty and the clear
ness Of the fare Of light which i;Pfodueed, and
the practical benefits arising ffom lis use.
The cost Of the 1aid is about one half the
price Of the best Srefm Oil, and is Of course a
saving worthy Of consideralion.i besides, the
cleanliness OF the Fluid is an advantage so de-
eided, that We are Satisfied an exhibition Of The
burning TO our citizens will induce them 10 make
purchase al once.
These gentlemen design visiting the citizens
Of jefferson county, generally, and win estab.
lish agencies in The towns and principal places
of The ccoaly, so that all Our citizens may avail
lheqselves OF The Right 10 have 1 cheap and
clear light, Al iriaing expense
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
Notices.

N III OVIUTWQIt0T. {
g7.The Right Rev. n. v. ,wHrt.r. Bishop Of
Richmond viii administer Con6rmaiion q tho
oaihoiic Church at Winchester, on Sundy lbs
Isl Of september, and preach in the morning a.
10 o'clock and iu the afternoon Of AZ sans day.
The Bishop will be at Hsrpers-Ferry on Tues-
day me 80 Of September, where he will sdn;nis-
INSTRUMENTATION, and preach 10 lhe Inofnlns ana
afternoon Seot. 30
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

CT The Pew Rents Of the Episco Lssren:
Charlestown, will BE Cue on the 1stof d H-.epo
the PeYholdeFs are earnestly requested L.
PfSnai,iig ~. Is. WHITE.
sept 2 1852. Secretary of Yestry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

efThe Prospectus Tor Inc cengrenio1aI and
Weekly lnielIigeneer i deferred IN orr next.
Advertisements omitted his week vii be
attended 10 next week.
DCFsesefaL articles prepared for to-day's
paper are crowded out
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

Ex Psrson Fisk takes boldeF Steps 10 "Pro-
Ersxsiss Democracy ihan many Of his cosdiu-
lors, but we doubt not bis radical sentiments are
precisely those: entertained By the bulk Of his
patty lie is for an uadisguised ape practical
commentary upon Gov. Marey's spoils maxim
RoraTlox N OrFIcE--Ye publish rommu-
nicatioa Today, because rHis rnEss = FREE moi
b. he apihar- We are ia faynr Of removal from
ufire for opinion sake; ii is one Of The first ar
,ielrs IN our pnlitiesI cresd- n ne bad or
uay in.lhis matter, there should moi lie single
fsdesalisi kept IN Office twenty -four hours II is
lreschery 10 the Democrs,ic parry 10 feed our
political enemies-- U. s. JsirnsE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

~ ROcERIEs. we have iI,sI 'fecsived
~ supply Of fresh Groceries, consisti1f I
part Of Rio, Maracaibo. white, Lseuyra. IN
Pedang COFFEES
Loaf, Lump, PuIy. and Brown SUGARS
Water. Soda and DJspeptic Crackers
English Cheese, veES superior;
and all other articles in the Grocery line.
SeptI6 MILLER y WOODS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

Ohio Conference The large body Of
Ministers composingthis Conference, con-
vened in the Ninth Street Methodist E
piscepal Church on Wednesday morning
last. Bishop Hamline is the presiding
officer and The Rev u M. Trimble was e.
lecled Secretary. The various commit
tees were appointed and reports referred
to sid committees.
On Thursday morning, Bishop Soule,
who adheres 10 the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, was invited 10 take the
chair. The Conference was not willing
10 recognise him as its presiding officer,
and adopted resolution BY an almost U.
unanimous vote, expressing it as ''inexpex
dent and highly imPsoper" for Bishops
who have separated themselves from the
jurisdiction Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church TO preside lip any Conferences
composing said church.
TCiaeinnaii Chronicle, Sept. S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
| New Goods.

w H. ss,s ss. =:
supply o. Fsl and Winter Goods.
We expect, In few days, TO be- able TO pre-
sent ne handsomest stock brought TO this mar
kei, and as We are determined 10 sell - small
profits, we hope 10 receive : can from all who
may wish 10 purchase. Z
Septic. III MILLER & WOODS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
D.stb of Jndre Storv.-We have The

+ VT
Death of Judge Story.--We have the
painful duty to announce The death d Jos
ssph Story, L L. D., one Of the Justices
81 the III. s. Supreme Court. and Dane
Professor Of law 10 Harvard University -
He expired al bis residenoein Cambridge.
on Wednesday evening. i quarter 81
fore nine O'Clock. His pulse ceased 70
beat. and his hands were cold before eight
p. NJ. His disease was. s,oppage OF me
intestiaes, OF sirapg6la,ion, the same s'cR-
ness which ended the life Of Mr.. Legare
IL Boston ID 1913. Judge Story was ~
years Of age. He graaaaied at Harvard
Uaiyefsi.y in 1898, and was apPointedEto
he Judgeship Of the United States Coprl
by President MadfsonIin 1911. He has
filled high Office 10 The Judicial service
Of bis country. and higher station 10 lhe
public eve, and he has LEFT a space which
will moi Sc easily filled.-Phita. G0s.
Murder in the PeRifenfiary.-It gives
us deep pain 10 record. to-day, the death,
under most melancholy circumstances,
Of Felix Ferguson. highly esteemed as .
citizen, and devoledly beloved By wife
and children, 10 whom be was ever tender
and affectionale. Yesterday morning.
while Mr.. Ferguson. one Of the keepers Of
lthePenitenliary. was demonstrating with a
colored convict. named Reuben Johnson
for bis idleness, the latter seized shoe
makers knife. and cut the throat OF Mr..
e., sesering the jugular vein- Mr.. F.
turned, walked few steps. and fell. Be-
fore the arrival Of medical aid, be died
from loss Of blood. This gentleman, who,
for bis prompt discharged Of duty, has thus
received his death-blow from felon's
hand. was last year stabbed by Winston.
then, as now, confined in the Penitentia-
ry. III
f johnson is a notorious character, from
this, City. and was putin the Peniientia-
~, we learn, for larceny.
Ills said that on Friday last. Mr.. Fer.
guson had been forced to chastise john
son for improper conduct, and that the lat
ter yesterday took bis TOO fatal revenge.
| ERichmond Enquirer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

niLLS PILLS we hays on band Dr
n Brandresh's Vegetable Pills: Price 81
cents PR box,
Sept ls. HARRIS, HAMMOND : CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

Gen. Jackson's Coat-The coat worn
by Gen. Jackson a. the battle OF New Or.
leans has been presented 10 the National
Institute b. Gen. Thomas H Bradley, 10
behalf OF portion of the citizens Of Ten
nessee, with request that il have. a~pface
by the side 81 the one wofn by the father
Of our common country -Geperal George
Washington.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
From the Batsl. GROUND,

"Whoever shall these boots displace,
Must meet Bom6astes face 10 face ~
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-15
VAiLU'A
SOOWA-RAN ER LANDS
FOR SAFE!
FOR SALE.

ESI virtue of Deed of Trust executed TO the
subscriber by James Bell, Esq. on the 3ls,
OF August, 1912, and of record in the Clerks OF
hce OF the County Court Of Augusia,To secure
certain debts therein mentioned TO David Cioyd
OF Pulaski county, with the accruing intercs,
thereon, shall proceed to sell, on Saturday the
2ith day OF May next, at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, before The door Of Mrs
NJ. Jones Tavern, in the Town of Wayne sboro'
Three Tracts or Parcels Of Land,
lying on the South side of South-River, near the
said Town of Waynesboro', the first tract con.
tanning 35 Acres, Foods, 10 Poles, the second
liz Acres, and the third 66a Acres, be the same
more or less. These Tracts join each other and are
bounded as set forth in a deed of bargain and
sale, executed by Jacob Bumgardner and Mary
his wife to said Bell, bearing date the 5ih Janua.
ry, 1924, and of record in the Clerks Office oil
the County Cour, Of Augusta. They also bind
upon the Turnpike road leading from Waynes-
boro' to Rockfsh Gap. The lands are deemed
valuable, and the title is believed to be unques-
tionable, but selling in the character of trustee
shall only convey such title as is vested in me by
the trust deed aforesaid.
JOHN Ii. PEYTON, Trustee
April IL, 1915.