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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26
Uireinia frer Press
By b. N. GALLAHER & co.
FRIDAY MORNING.
JULY 90. 1870.
SERGEANT sMITn FEESTIss.

This eminent lawyer and ora,rr died in The neigh
bofhood Of Nalchez on the 81 MS. Sc had long
been id feeble health, and vas 90 his way 10 lie
Virginia Springs when be waspssrtaken by death.
Mr.. Prentiss removed to The sale Of Mississippi
in The year 1875, and settled Originally al Natchez
He commenced teaching schooIia tie neghbofhooi,
butshoFiIy abandoned that occupation for the Darl-
Upon commencing the practise n remoTedio vicks-
burg, where be rose rapidly 10 he heaS Of his prp
fession- His reputation as aqsable lawyer, and a
brilliant orator, was we'll esa Nhsd III the State bf
his adoption. before he was e.siea 10 Congress Ia
1884,. His short career in ia l,ady is renembsrsd
As ono be ms mos pltndid s7as Apy puasis man
had ever made, though al the time be was perhaps
the youngest mefnbeF. Abont eight yeaas. ago Ne
removed to New Orleans, where be Immediately
entered upon large and lucrative practice. He
was naliverof Maine, and vas forty,three yeats
old at the lime of his DEATH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

Execution Nv, Evans, young man con-
Eieted of murder was executed Al Macon, Geo. on
Friday, 9Th instant in presence ~ an immense con-
course Of persons. Hs was born and reared amid
prohigaey and crime, which had combined to de-
stroy the better impulses Of his nature The Macon
Messenger sags
sOn the scaffold he warned the youth of
the country to beware of his example, and
shun the ways Of vickedneas WHICH led tie
the ignominious gallOws aud, III alluding to
the teachings of his own sinful mother, gave
fearful warning To- tie mothers Of the land
toIook well to the habits andeonduct of their
children ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26
THE LAST ,yoRDs OF GEs. rAYL.,R.


The last words Ii the patriot Hero were
solemn and impressive They we're Tie
Y ords Of truth, that win be written Of him
by the histofiAu, land engraved OH the en-
during pages u ctr history. ~ an proper
ed hare ekdss4sored 10 DO ~ daftt1 YES.
nobly. has be done his duty. from the
hour when 81 our frontier, IN 1918. he
shielded the defenceiess women and children
from the Indian tomahamk, through all the
vlelsitudes Of Bis eventfal life Whether On
the sanguinary fields Of Monterey On Busna
Vista, or in the Presidential chair. the guild.
ing polar star u lis life has been. 10 do Ills
duty
What . grand and consoling reflection on
the death bed What consolation in the
dying hour, and with what proud, ret mourn
full satisfaction, viii the wise and good every.
where respect tile statement and commend
it to the youth Of this mighty nation, III
have endeavorsd to do my duty And fist
was the great heart Of the American people
becoming eassihls ofstAis The nists fof
prejudiee were dispensing the cl6ads OF b.
litical animosity were fast melting away
No man was ever gaining popularity faster
The deep and settled conviction that his in
tegrity, patriotism, and political wisdom
were above and beyond reproaeh, was fast
taking hold Of the public mind
But he is gone We should humbly bow
to the stroke, and trust in the ways of Prov
idence While We lament his loss-while
We mourn him as just and good man, fallen
IN our midst let as initiate his example,
copy his virtpts, and in whatever position We
may be placed, be able to say, in the lah-
gpage of the dying President have eh-
dsayored to do my duFy u RicAm6lda Rep
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26
POETRY.
LovEs DEVOTION.

Ard wilt thea think OF me, dear ffiead
ln S,fiag's issight Joyous honrs
IN hen nowsrs snd birds their beauties blend
Ia natures wildest bowers
WILL thought ~ me stealo'sr lhy heart,
When hope aad love allure -
~ hem il The crowded, busy mart.
Or nature Milds most pure
And can EthiHkwhen mccl,-bea,ns fair.a
Rest Ii the sSlEery saa
81 Or een 10 ,Betnfide's burning glaren
Thon thinksst still Of me Z
Does memory doft with z strange wild snell,,
Recall The hsSried Past;
And on thpse days mosi foadly DWELL
We'spent taselher lasta
And will thou still, when winters gloom
: Hath bound each wayiKg tree 4"
When yuulhfl hopes sha4cease ere noon
Within Thy Breast to be -
Wiltthon whtn changing future years
Have marked with care NY brow,
Still think Of me, = mid CLOUDS and tears.
And love me ihen IS now
Oh yrs, thou wFit--Iil trust thee still
Though absent long frofa me;
Thine inls=sv Oh my lieart sail I'll,
From others il Is free
Tiltrlst thee--and iii hnmbly pray
That Heaven NAV guide thee sin;
/ That hopes most cherishing, purest ray
| : Thy heart mar ever fill.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26
SINGULAR CASES.

Mr.. Henry Bssure, of this county, has lately lost
three horses in The most singular. rianRer. They
exhibited no syrap,sms Of any known dAease, aid
ate and drank with excellent relish up ii the very
last moment They appeared to, pqrish pnly from
a complete taute Of strength, becoming unable "a
support themselves upon their limbs. What can
be the cause Of their deaths no one CONJECTURE,
although they were visited by the most expeTj6ncad
farriers OF the .peighborhood. If any OF The old
farmers Of the Comfy can account fer the cause, Ii
would be Of advantage, Perhaps, % others, who
might, hereafter experience similar losses.
rs Winchester Repn blieaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26
MoSIAN's PATIENCE.

How strange that the patience of Jobs
should be considered so remarkable whom
there are so many mothers in the world
whose patience equals, if it does not EXCEED
his + What would JOB have done had he
been compelled te sit and sew, and knit, and
nurse the children, and see that hundred
different things were attended to4duriug the
day, and hear children cry, and fret, and
complains Or how could he have stood it,
if like some poor women, he had been oblig.
ed to rear family Of ten or twelve children
without help, spending months, years, all
theprime of life, inwashing, securing, mend
ing, cooking, nursing children, fastened 10
the house and his offspring from morning
till light, add from night till morning, sick
or wen in storm or sunshine, his nights Of
ten rendered miserable by watching over his
children How could be have stood all this
and in addition to all other troubles, tho
cursiug and even violence Of drunken com,
paniona How could he have felt, of wear
ing out bis very existence for his tender off.
spring and a worthless companion; to be a.
bused and blamed Job endured his boils
and losses very well fora short time, but
they dld not endure long enough to test the
length Of his patience Woman tests her
patie1ce by whole life of trials, and she
does not gruufble at her burthens We arc
honestly Of. the opinion that woman has
more patience than 30 and instead of saw
ing " The patience Of job" We should say,
. the patience of woman"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

MELANcHoLr The wife Of J w Holmes
and her youngest sister, aged ia, Of Chat.
ham Four Corners, attempted to fill spirit
gas lamp last evening, while the lamp waslit.
The flames Immediately communicated to the
liquid, and the lamp exploded, setting Gre to
both The younger sister was burned so
badly that she died ii few hours, and Mrs.
81. is not expected q live.--Alt Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

BRurAL MuRpER!- We learn from the
Piedmont Wing that merchant Of Culpep-
per county, named Edwards was found bru-
tally murdered in his store. The money
drawer. which contained about $500, was
broken open andriaed Of its contents Five
negroes, upon whom suspicion OF having
committed the foul deed rests, have been ar
rested and committed to the iailof the coun.
ty to await their trial
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

10 An explosion Of large quantity Of
percussion caps in the cockloEt offhe umbrel-
Il store Of Charles King, 10 Cedsr street,
New York, which occurred On Tuesday, be-
sides injuring three men blew ofIs i large por-
lion Of the roof and shattered the back wall
90 that i will haze to b taken down.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

Il CHOLERA Al NASHVILLE Nashville
the cholera ii raging with unprecedented
and appalling severity. It is more. fatal ana
malignant there than ever it was al, any pre-
vious visitation and all classes Of citizens ale
subject to its stacks The papers have all
suspended, and on the 4th inst, the authori
ties, were burning tar and' firing cannon III
order to abate the pestilence, There were
20 deaths on the 4th Many of tlleiIeadiayg
citizens have Ealien victims
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

HoRRiD MrRDER.-- We understand that
! son Of DR.. Snead, formerly Of this place,
now Of Lancaster county, Va, was found
murdered on : neighb0ring plantation some
few days since. negro df tie nsighbor
hood has confessed the awful deed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

tY- Rev. Or, Putnam, in his lremraks introdu4
cling the confessionof Professor Webster, spoke id
exienuaton Of his dismembermsht Of the body Of
hi, ictim,-urging his medical education as ac4
caAnting for the lack pr feeling which the steps
taken by him betrayed The surgeon, he said. bel
ing in the constant habit of dealing with bodies
ofeels no more awe and sensibiity when, he looks
upon them than the butcher dealing with the meat
ia the shaml les" I hsse remarks have ELECTED
very sharp censuref m members oflthe profession,
through the Boston papers One Of Them writing
in the Courier thus replies them:
/. We blush for the man who penned that
sentence; and we tell him again that the
Physician has found nothingin anatomy that
diminishes the value of that dead body
The science Of Anatomy ID solemn one
and the Anatomist is quite as apt as the
Clergyman, to feel sudduea when in the
house Of the dead, and perhaps to turn his
thoughts to that world, where he may sec
the lifeless clay again in new beauty and
glory The tear is.as often 4seen to trickle
down his cheek as8he clergyman's when he
draws aside the covering that friendship has
laid over the body, No take the last earthly
look of the patient whom bis skill could not
save lf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26
'sisXTRA FLOUR.

FTtHE nndets isned has alwaYxi7on hand ExrRA
II FL0uR w 4, for sale and II exchange for a
good article eisWheat The abege Flour is kept
IN hand il Cls:sF ssssowa. By 5ehnfK Woaas & Co
and Ehy q sss and ~ aihsfsat merchants al
Harpers- Ferrs
sISAiWING.
have also 81 Saw Mill IN gooa repair and bills
will BE- fernisgt& 1t he shorsesl netice
MARTTN ElCfkEL BERGER
Roek SpEEnaalltlls MaAa lSin--lf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

FIRE.-We learn that on Tuesday morn
ing last, the DwfIling house of Mrs Lemas.
ter, on the Eastern side Of the Gpequoh
Greek, near Bkdfngtpn, in this County, was
entirely destroyed hy fire IL Is uhknown
how the fire originated. Nearly Of quite AL
the furniture, &e-, was consumed \. n
81 Ii fJ1fxYtiaS5n G1s.efLe. H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

TAFT Won The Hagerstown N ews says
Mr.. John Wsltet III Smithsburg. in that
county, on wager Of SO, cut on Saturday,
6 acres and Is penshss Of wheat making 203
dozen sheayes This.is considered the best
davis work ever performed in Washington
enrsufs 81 m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26
COSTUME HAIL,
coANEa o. PRATT ST, cKsTRE MAREET SPACE
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.

coRNEa oF PRATT ST, : crsTRE MAREET SPACE.
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
VIE proprietor Of the above establishment venld
= respectfully inform The eiiizeEs Of Baltimore
am vicinity, thar be has received from Europe the
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONSg
Together with rich assortment Of Goods adspted
e tag coming season consisting of
SEFERFYNE FRENCH GERMAN AND
ENGLISH CLIO Txs-sbEAS TOR BEA FERS,
Pilots, AND PELIT01' COO TTNGS,
new article for RsAcKSANDBUSINESS
COATS. Also. splendid assortment Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
cAssEMEREs AND DoEsKINs.
Of ne most desirable styles imported this season
RICH yESTIN
We have, and are constantly receiving New Styles
OF FESTiNGSi consisting Of Plain and Figured 4
SILK AND WoOLLEN pLELKETS, FIG-
CRED AND STRIPED CASHMERES
SILKS SATINS ANH YALENCIAS,
OF all shades and colors.
o u r. Gu tom oRK
Is cuT AND MADE ID the best manner-and as REGARDS
Style and Workmanship. Is warranted to gzse en-
tire Satisfaction, and al greatly reduced prices
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Persons in want of READY+MADE CLOTH
ING. are particularly invited tp cali and examine
our Stock before purchasing elsewhere as we man
ufaetlre all qualities Of
FAS HIONAB oTHING.
And our assortment of thar article is at all times
large which offers TO purchasersa great indueement
Of procuring an article Of qualify which cannot
be obtained in any other Clothing Establishment in
The CITY.
Wehave on hand and are constantly manufacturing
GARMENTS OF EVERY VARIETY,
FROM THE BEST MATERIALS, IN THE
MOST APPROVED STYLES. FOR FALL
AND WINTER WEAR
Consisting of
SURT'OUT, SACK and PELITOT
OVER COATS,
OF all colorsd qualities and sizes, from 50 So 4 so
BOYS SACK AND HovERcoATs.
A large assortment of Boys Sack and oYercoats
20 pereent less than the Usual prices
sUPERFlNE FRoCK AND DRESS COATS,
MADE FROM
GERMAN AND FRENCH CLOTHS
IN THE LATEST FASHION.
AgLARGE STOCK 5F
TWEED COATS, PANTS AND VESTS.
Wehave large assortment Of
TWEED FRoCKS AND SACKS,
NEW ARTICLE.
FoRESTSACKS, FOR STORMY WEATHER.
PAN TALOoN
From Super French Doeskins.
BLACK AND FANCY CASHMERE PANTS.
OF every variety of Shade and Color, al 81, i 50,
.l,75, q $50 3, 8 so and upwards
VESTS.
Made from rich Velvets Satfns. Cashmeres and
Vaenefas, and at all prices.
REMEMBER THE NAME AND PLACE,
Cornff1 Of Hfatt street and caatfs Sfat1tet Space.
Baltimore, Nov %, 1sio-iy.
J.. Il. RHcPHAIE e BRO,
1872 BALTIMORE Street,
FASHIONABLE IRA TIERS,
HAYE iniroduced their styIe OF yare
IL WHITE BEAVER HATS, for 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

TT1HE snbsci2fzr wishes 10 inflrm he Farmers
that he hsk4TWQ WHEATIFANS, finished
complete. whis3 " viii sch oa3l accommodating
terms. He s Nv making lSrepl4i w heat Screens
lcr cleaning Si&t WHEAT which Re will b happy
y finnish % AZ Farmer wishing kkpufthase.
Wheat Fans =, a. kind d fsehipefY rspnired
ID WHO'D and Ism done 10 CIDER.
2alq q. isAS cI9As ARRITT. y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

DAIIy Cross Mar We learn from th,
Hagerstown (ll dD Torch Light that Messrs
Neatly, Coudy 81 Co, have just completed
a contract for Daily Mail from that place
ria Williamsports Martlnsburg, Darkesyille
DC, to Winchester, va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

F HThe steamship Georgia on her recent
trip made her running ting from Ghagres 10
New York in Z days and l2I hours, Assistance
NJ NJ, - Sa hieh i Il Average of 344
l2 hours ten hours shortertimc than it has
been performed in BY any other steamer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

h ~ The New Orleans Delta states that
fifteen hundred and sixty slaves from tile
Coast of Africa have been landed atthe tow
ers Of MAriel and Cardenas, Cuba. within =
few weeks past. 1t is stated that the Cap
tain General Of Cuba received feeof fifty
dollars for each slave
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

TyHE undesssr1ea having been appointed Con
j stable iot<$Ee Southern District. respectfully
tenders his sefttes 70 me public IL thai
He will give $f9 attention possible 10 Ire coiec-
lion q III clais placed q his hanls, and pay over
promptly Mhea foilecied All h zsks Is 4 trial and
8. pledges fde,liy 70 his palrens
III THOMAS JOHNSON
fsksgi.sfo.,,z Mara 81 isssl h 's'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

~ Ii viii b seen that Hon. VIM. r
King Of Alaboma, has been elected Presi-
dent If the Ssnate-and, is NOW, therefore, IN
place Of the Vice President eff the United
sfatea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

SUICIDE Mr. Severn Jarvis, for many
years a constable II Berlin, Nd, committed
suicide on Tuesd4y oflsst week By hanging
himself He was intemperatc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

AGEs.oF PREsrpENFs The tollowing are
the ages of ths Presidents on quitting their
offices Washngton retired in bis 66th year;
J ohm Adams, 66s Jefferson, 66; Madison,
66; Monroe, 80; J @ Adams, Zone term)
62 Jackson, 10 Van Buren,, 6o Harrison,
died, 6s Tyler, retired, So; Polk, 81; Tay,
lor, died, &C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

NJ a lot Of fellows went out on deer
hanf i few DAYS ago il Fleming county, Ky.
They sent the sIsysyille Herald ! lengthy
report Of their adventures, inwhich they say
that wishin fourhsurs after they started out
they captured esgkt girls and woman
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26
Great Yorkshire Stakes.

The DRAwIfsG ofthis Sweepsrake will take place
puliely M tise 23dday Of August Is50 tie dafs on
A1Ieh the raee will be run-the place ana honIae
NJ mist Gully announced by advertise ment wAen
The names os all the horses entered will be alleged
amongst THU subscribers ia EACH class and on dhe
goth DAY cfISepsember next by which time tho Se-
suited The Race will be known the Prizes viii Be
distributed -he holder oil the name of The Winning
h9rseiia Glass a, receiving prize III Fifty IN9lt-
saHd DaRtarH that Of the second Iirenty3fer Tasf
esasd DeAgTF Sc &c, 10 accordance with the ahage
scheme.
A eemm4s ian of 10 per cent 10 cover expenses
viii lie deducted On payment Of ali prizes.
Arr fartt#f information required will be affafl+
ed bY the Secretary Mr. WILLIAM BAaa6i.L, al fhs
Offices as abaYe-to whom ali applications for All
gsAcies and other comm unicatiuns are 10 be III.
fttssed pass paid. and ali remiltancest ether by
BIZ er Motel 70 be made 10 return fit which nslns
bered Certificates Will be forwarded as directed
Lis Of ilGrses entered for the above, and all o{er
Races OF Importance may he seen together W5ih
Schemes i9r Sweepstakes In The forthcoming St
Lagef, g.. &Es &c 9
New YusM June % Ias0-on lit is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

CALrroRNlA n ALuArroN The Assessors
Of San Francisco havs reported the value "
the taxable property Of that city 1t thfa
HUNDRED hltLions 81 Ioikars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

to PresideEt Taylor has left a widow, i
daughter, Mrs Bliss, and son. still Quite
a young man Two other daughters, Mrs.
Wood and Mrs Davis, are deceased.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

~ A company Of twenty-ssvenI Califor-
mia emigrants which left Independence the
Illth June, returned on the 9th Of the same
month, after? having travelled upwards Of
sixty miles On the first day out the chols-
Ira and small pex broke out among them, and
before they reached the town Of Liberty,
No, on their return, they lost seventeen Of
their number.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

FoaR or lEas-- a Mrs Archer Of Eaton
Ohio recently presented her astonished hus-
band with four little responsibilities.
Iusatiato Archer, would not one suffice 2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

:ss Pappy have guns legs n No
Jamesl' !. Hou do they kick then III Elk,
Ii MalH. with JisaIh3 il her arms, while Pap
py falls fainting u9oa sofa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
FOR RENT.

TsFfk subscriber IS authorized 10 reat for ose Of
IL mem years 10 careful and responsible leeanS
that EaLrkBEE PRoFERTY, known as the
aHoPEwEI.I. MILLS, Il
recently owaed by Isaac Strider, Sr.. decd. now
belonging % Mrs. Sarah SrideT. The Mhler's
House With fifteen acres Of arabic land Rttaehs4
will he rsas@E with the Mill
This Property Is situated in one the finest wheaE
growing sselioas Of Jefferson county, on nevsf
failing stream, and its capacity in every respect II
such "a 10 nen1er II most desirable location p
manatx enlsrprize and industry.
II is.wilhIi four miles of The Kerneysville Dkp4
On the Baltimore ard Ohio Rail Road, hRviag 4
Tarnaike more than half the distance and ieassn8
direct to the CAesapeake ard Ohio Canal Ii ShefA
herdsi6mG.
To 1 responsible man with good reeomne adst
tions i haFga;n will BE given. Il
For terms apply personally OF BY Letter, Ipost
paidl 10 Col Thomas Hite 81 Meredith Helm neat
Leefown, Mrs. Siriaer who resides at the MIL d
10 the subscriber near Ker.s, svie jefferson conn
ii. va. JAMES w. STRIDEk. I
MAY II, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26
AN EDITORS LIFE.


TheNorth British Reyiew, for May, speak
ing Of the press and of journalist. gives the
following graphic and truthful paragraph:
!. The man who once becomes journalist,
must almost bid farewell TO mental leisure.
If be fulhls his duties truthfully; his atten-
tion must be ever awake to what is passing
in the world, and his whole mind must be
devoted TO the instant examination and dis
cussion, and record, Of current events. He
has nd days to spend on catalogues, or in
drearEy discursige researches in public libra
ries. He has no months to devote to theexF
haustipn Of any one theme. What heahs.s
10 deal With must be taken up at q ncn,ssses-
notice; and thus his mind is ever re- fhe
cupicd with the mental nseess
worlds passing hour" as The sea-
To PErsERvE Bzk1 meat cannot be kept
son 4 nav al had - two II fresh state,
ga Il ~ f.Ls ~ : "A Siderable benH6t to ma
iol .IS "a that il fresh meat be. roll
= ~ u Il i corn meal it will keep fresh
~ y 5svs The steak should be laid
susrP ~ ssscls from one to three pounds and
~ 81, . = entirely with the meal
rns RUlINe PAssIoN-lt is stated thai,
...r IN n the last words Of General Taylor,
/. 81, al prepared TO meet death, &c, he sara
: one al the physicians:
1. YoT haus fought a good fga, 6its yon can
,ot n,ale d sfand E
= Thps Indicating the consciousness Of his
.noroacbIng dissolution, and the army smile
81. 81 Vas running IN biz head
s,rELrca AHA At ELLrcorr's MILLs-A' tel
eeraph Office has been opened at hlllsotss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26
TOYS and Fancy Motions.

IN ~ uish Is ohsain he uorth Il heir money,
,fE fsouested 70 give me call
Mar III JOHN i. BLESSING.