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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

WINCHESTER. 0cl %. 1850
To Col. BuAxros DAvFSPoRr, the Hon. isaac r.
DoreLAss. and others, jefferson County, Va
GENrLEMEN-I nave rad the honor TO receive
yolr lelterel lhe l8tf inst signed by yourselves
aud many other a my friends and Il itw citizens
4pI Jefferson county, expressive q ypnr kind ap;
probation Of the terms 81 my late address o the
public meeting d the citizens 81 Jefferson, held
n1ae 18Th rnsl and obtiglngly rendering me
yonr thanks 1.-THE ''taIthiuIupsS anddistingqlshed
ability with weh (as WOO kindly express I'D
sin TIE Senate o. the Unita States yould5 had
maptaned The rights nt d honored Common.
wealth aud .oi tie Whole Souih." and Tor aiy
fidelity rpthp ln-tfneion1ol the State"
such testimonial gentlemen, from the incl
Iigrnee and patriotism u Jfifpr-an county, would
be inii reward of any duties public servant
enrd di-chafge; but, emanalng-irom those with
many II \ hom | have been assoc lated from my
earlier years A. neighbors and friends, tcomes
y me epd a@-os atIon- thai stamps peculiar
value
i,st ! 9ts, iu4 my daty in every vats have
GYM sut e,en oninl,,n ia,e declared On each
: oil =. SERIES WI measures whieh- passed AT Tie
ett session ~ iingrrss. called by their advocates
, M >urt. Is 'Ct'mprumise III nave never enter
tird ,'bnhl Nor could aoubt il measure
suta duty one bs the p,t$ilon taken I'M the
ra-,ti ,tfi4,a- ~ 9urf General Assembly which
tt'dr = 'hr ~ atait canrtltutn body q the
>ciiaHu j tig INA ] M4s lie dnls 81 The
Stueiel~, M n ires. - rriliurm j the chart 81
'lIore .a,4 etrtions. fei IN nee 10 dseta thai,
4 Win mN @hn. aratt AMI oa guided BY The bests
inielng aed. lnd 4meni Ieceud 60 mand OH
tn questions ttn"l, I'd, Vie Nrt lhr 10, tton taken
BY raose resolutions, thrpe Tunes affirmed As they
were: ey successive legislature ~ those only
winch could y idRen, consistently WITT lhe ho
ntr and dignity of our STATE. aud me safely and
welfare a hd people
They were intended Ia ILL back our federal
] coansels TO those limitations md restraints ii
constitutional law. which were ternIy provided
/ Il protect the rights OF minority against the
/ u,urpations ii power. Our Government. wisely
+ as it has been ordained could offer nothing in
restraint Of such usurp4lion, stronger than mere
parchment authority trusting. as those who
framed it couia only do. 10 the tirmuess and cen
/ siancy OF those whe came after them. to see that
4 such authority was respected.
A minority can have no sare.v II, n STRIFE,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
NOR co 70 cALIFoRk MA.

rario gefssEso- formerly editor Of the Hagefs-
-, T,,eh IlIgai writing from San Francisco 10
friend ia visxSniat says
Iregret, shsula this ever reach you'l that
o.nno. gis.rk rou more encouragement than
| shall be required to give olpcereiy ana
Won nav saccsed-or you may fail-thc
f.;lurss b.;pS ten % one in proportion to.the
sr.sessas me ereat mass would be glad
to 90 hsmssd they had money enough e
carry theuz back | know you ven, ana 4
have an indsssinct knowledge OF things here,
"a Il Won vssash nv advice, 7 will tell you to
ssay yhers lou are and be content with
vcur Los.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
FAIR Of ts~ MARYLAND ISsFiTuTE.


Tins * Atm was held il Ea niore nut
taneoosly 9fih he Agricultural. ISbow The
pnll,-h,d tiai s6oA mari, h44.l5a pa ~
hts depo-fst By ID slmo-i A qua ish,pbal = *
h5bifr~ W ind fhe ioiloN ,Rg lnHnb Stale :
! l3in-ey. tpauntafiured by ~ i Nv III. n
Shephes ds'ean.
A palent snn ..lacllius mao
NJ 1'taa-4. tsss tve-i IBnfeispf ceu d \ ..dpis
ed ~ y S,isgts ~ 4 e
Pieces Il l.i;l-.1 Aid rAtied FtaiittR lstri- o.
IA a. q. Grttfith. Brock and. MA; dtpo,
ted BY O'Btsp,, 'rathn q Ftifk
a wofsleaM orke:i cushion epief IbF Aifr is
vi, Waod=tatk .(
In al ting gil,4l psfeal-F gl Il izit tfpnk,
ay Thomes Dudley Northum erfara county Va
eafs ID cane from Mount Netnbp, BY Col
Perkins, NaE
A niece u stair eatper and tpiece Of three ply
carpet. madebyW L. Webb, Shepherdstown,
Va; deposiled By Joshua Roysion
A smut machine. plough, and step box for
mil stindle. III G. j Wilson. Winchester. Va.
"A model ss5tt "a patent sash fastener tor windows
and weather grip for doors, BY Myers q Smith,
Charlestown9ge Jefferson county. Va
medef ia paisn, mill bnsh. by Robert n.
Wade. Wadr4viiie, Clarke eauRiy, va
box afiotlsrcp. made BY Thouas and Samuul
Hardgrave, Rehmoad, Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
PUBLIC MEEr1NG ~ Il An FsITiiSsE L.

4, -. -, E
coan,, 80 y - .us "a HI y iiatlpsh'ff
- sis.0 ~ IN ~ aol gay
Con IN. 800 .9u,s NY VT ~ ~ oip
81 $500 u 'iie eh1aF agu JOHN hERNrJr.'
frb@ M :Nl n -, d.,
Blu, a..1nAhp AA A.k @tutesstu thf
1t - US eRg'h Ilh Hilu' cation oE
@ " s"s,se = oohSress ag4 MY sustained vi
eotP'21,''Te measures stnd showed g The sans
~ s'',' IS { 'se lhaloFhs9 'hf meeting '1at y
Mas she au's n ~ good eiffkrnS 10 shstalnh lose
~ +, A"' ~ aaaf'fs. .hAGts J" ne +
LoNALp,E$q adJressed4tIr imef itns yHest lltei
compromise meafofes anf 10 3ga.vor oHthe reso3
luiinns aRoPted by the meellHg up tthiYconnty, 6n
thG III $'us' fF Etf - b
+5As W ARMSTRONG Et4 'tflE h,@ :ctit,& +
lltg resolHtiDi~: NH Hi a5 Nj
! RESTED, lh&t ~ liz 4S ~i #
havf paszed ohereee 81 I1HFtties ,6
stN'lai< aoesi ie'7 ttspee Ii4 Hill ia /
dt;-ir,5, Il. fhtnk Ifsr r,.s I'D F
Ill p..rtta4i> al f,.4. e.7unsXl 1E5. H
8jss .,6.4 4, ,...n, a,fItlI3 iii
pss.%4.a A.. III. IA IT
cess n tas,-f.,,G. i,
Son h..r,f N. t.,s
D Ka,5Fye4 |T5.., h,t;8, ,,-s.rsl ~, f
q, ,sc,.f,t i 5+.letJ.. 7
: blgal Il tts spc,,ttt, HI ,I4 ,ll; roIt. ,,a5,
til tonsi.tat,s, Ne ,yaolJ H. l y. re5.at +,
the AUfttlfEh REPRESENTATIVES, IN tenilrtsS Is lttF
dicatng a s6inlt so HIS, te 10 rli jp.ritiyiion ii
slavery. ka1re,tarflssl aI ann. II
tons ID 5lpreT9us to Ihe sairty 9r INK SourI rr
Srrfs al ID redgre md III 4n.tist ,ba,1 amino
toIbtlrcr sia lab .dont jonl ot It'll measures fI,I
maf be NECESSARY 10 nrovld4 tir a3air untnal d..
teiTtye ~ Il, seeate ttbair c,,nEaon {If.tp y III
tt which Il C. KERcHEEaL. Eso offered tie
follow ng A. 4 substitute.
III, i Restilled, Iva, in the ttpjnS5n Of his meet
ing the Congress Of the ErlredAStates has moi
passed aus law on the snbieA Of Slavery ofsShich
we comphin III
? Resolved, That we do not approve of The
so-cai led Nashville Conyentian Il
3 Resolved, That We I'D lex nowledge. 10 tile
fullest extent our allegianGe}lo die Government
OF The uflil.d SAFES III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
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MISS FILLMORE.

The Presidents daughter, says the Buffalo
Advertiser, Is not now teaching in publiccss
school at that place She was engaged for
one term, which ended in January last.
We understand that Mr. Fillmore is quite
a wealthy maR but thatihis daughter dissat
isfed with the fashionable friyolities which
engage the attention of so many young ladies
turned her attention to teaching school as
means Of doing some good in this world W
Atsfirst she proposed to her father her going
ous id the country to teach District school
bo4rding round Of course among the parents
hut papa thought this little too extraya
gait 4 situation in schooiat Buffalo was
then obtained, as thus stated
Neallude1. to this fact; not as a mere mat
ter16f idle gossip, bat id order tolcommend
the5cxamp4y II botA father and daughter to
otHtrs /Ida 1aauy.ot dar young ladies in
the EweaI shlsa class 81 t0s!sty 1--WE for their
cxg<pfetsy gels t.' .IsH eiijobments a.
l0nf torg q ef c'atAs toF services
2liirA th# f+et Qa 4pfn all bis
creature. t,.5 agls fttulEs j, Tiers
are engages IA Ia osio4s asld aseIU es.ill *.
they are frittgriug away thelr tilI4 IKE cur
terfies, growing only more frivolous aid sci
fshSfrom day to day There is a lesson TO
sucl in the example Of Miss Flllm1 ire, which
We trust they may take to heart Ia all a
gessthe highest and modest ladies Of the lana
have never thoaghtit any degradation to Wis
it the poor in their Affections, and to teach
the ignorant The very word Lady, itself.
it viii be remembered means bretdglyer
Let all then who think they have 4 right 10
that name--a beautiful enc in its place. as il
is, In spite IF some modern slanFerdrs-
prove themselves worthy Of it, by giving
portion Of theirpeans Of the bread Of kftowl-
edge to the ignorant, or Of the bread of sub
distance to the sick, infrm and poor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
HITS AND CAPS
.. +. MoRMAlL 4, BROTHER,

4. To- HALTINoRE STREET,
rrTH0LESAIE and RECALL Dealers
Nv III and Mstniacsarcfk Of HATS -
ard CAPS respectfully call she attention
81 heir friends. Csaatry Merchants. and
tie public generally 10 heir large aad fashionable
assurss1ett We kase open an Invoice Of Superior
Frtnet HATS
~ Auavs On hard ! fail supply Of he latest
Iashi1ns q cttieirs il our line
roIdmorA Sept u, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
Gentlemen's Goods.

TERE. HARRIS has lnst returned from BaIti-
j more, Philadelphia and New York, with the
greatest variety OF the MOST FASHIONABLE AND
FINEST Goops ID be found, fer Mas and Bays
War He iatters himself that from his long ex-
perience in the purchasing cf goois, and psrticu-
larry this branch, none can surpass his present
stock. which he is ready 10 show any who win IA
vorhim with a call He pledges himself 70 sell
them as low as any other house, and or the most
pleasing terms. His stock Is much larger than
usual He most respectfully solieifs call from
the Senlemea Of our town and couniy.S
October lS 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
CAST q ME HALL,
~ ~ p8sErt sF's, q efSfe@ MAsKkf =
II or,ti@c NyARnHOI|SE.

.hsNtH ~ Faa Eth SIS, Nf9NFh@ AN"N+i =
giorulSG WAREHOUSE.
Yt@Al3 Ia psbe,op ii the above establishment would
| nkpssstglx Jnierm 'he ci'rens 81 Baiitmofe
I'LL tsy that he has received from Europe tae
tAII. AMI BINTER FASHIONS! II
n .tstEN ft.ili asrsei assortment Of goods adapted
al iAe eo,uing ~raSoh consisting ~
.siffpl5RJTNE FRENCH GERMAN AND
ENGLISH cLp7rHS ciSI'oR b 20, f.n ~
phi, 6Y'S ANDfPELf1OT oA1fNGS
h ~ art,ele Ter OVER SACKS AND BIZ StNESs
COATS Also q splendid assoglmsn, o.
FlEN.a AND ENGLISH
CtsStmEREs AND DoEskINs,
n .neS1,st iitsirsble styles supported this season
rI krcM VEsEIN
W. have and areconstanily receiving, New SYKES
Z ii YES INGs. lonsisting 81 Plain and Figured ]
SILK AND MoOLLEN rELIEIS, FIG
TPED AND, STRIPED CASHMERES,
S1LkS.5 SAqINS AND rALENCidS,
EoURTC USToM WORK
r. c.r am st,ps Id the best nanner-and asregards
S,yle and Workmanship, Is WARRANTED % slss ell-
tire satisfaction. and a, greatly redueed prices,
sREADY.MADE CL0TuaNG.
per-nTS IN want 81 READY MADE CLOTH
ISts are particularly invited 20 call and examine
Our Stock before purchasing elsewhere, as We man
afaeiure all qualities OF
FAsHIoNA BLE CT = { :
Ana aur assortment OF that article is at an times
larre which elders 10 purchasers great lndneemen
III Drtcutine an article oil quality whicheanno
he CHAINED in any other Clothing Establishment Il
theCity,
we have enhand and are constantly manufacturing
TARMENTs or EVERY VARIETY.
FROM rnn eEST Z MATERIALS, ~ Tai
Ell AND WINTER WEAR,
CONSISTING OF
Srrp 7soIT, SACK AND PEI
on RCOAT - "a
nf iii coiors. qualities and siEes -
T-s s so and upwards, ~Deo.rs
nOYss SACK AND oY sNSa
,.rgs assarttiieniIot Boys. - ana ofe1seats'
g ~ cen, lsss lhen the usna' : u -
supERFINE F,ROcK A. pNESS IVA .
AVN IsfsNCH CLOTHS.
IN giiE lATsT FASHION.
tARdE STOCK OF
,vrryeoATs, ANTS AND VESTS.
Ne haYea irge ASSORTMENT Of
FEED FROcKs AID SACKS,
HgM ARriStE
LEST SACKS FOR STORMY WEATHER.
Tan TAposONS
5 ron super Freneh Doe<kius.
& BLACK AND FANCY CASHMERE PANTS.
or every variety Of Shade and Color. Al II. 50.
I,T5, z 2 So }, 8 80 and upwards
EsTss
Made from rieh pelFeiS Satins, Cashmeres ana
yhieneias and ataii prices
REMEMBER THE NAME AND PLACE.
cerasr II Prsst srsef and Centrs Marte SAGE
Baltimore, N5sssa, fsis.~-iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
non. STEPHEN 4. DOUGLASS.


The recent speech Of this gentleman, nov
Senqtorain Congress from Illinois, at his
residence in Chicago, in that State, after an
attempt had been made to nulIify the Fugi-
tive Slave Law BY the City authorities, aud
the subsequent yielding to its injunetions by
!. the same authorities, inone Of those triunphs
Of experience over prejudice O. tlose a
chieyements Of intellectual courage, which
become subject for the felicitation Of the
whole. country We can imagine few higher
eviaeHces Of victorious mind We can give
no higher idea Of triumphant truth While
there are such men as Judge Douglass in the
land, faction may rage, and disupion do its
worst The heart Of the people beats to such
men, and halls them as the ben efactors of
the country Judge Douglass has done him
self high credit by this bold and opportune
vindication Of the Constitution at Chicago
When such demagogues as Wentworth have
been utterly forgotten, he will he.remember
ed with pride by his eophtryment
m IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
The Scholastic Exercises Of the
Frederick Female Seminary

HR q fesafed en- Moadag tae 2as ot SsR net.
Wiz Board q instruction consists of nine Pro
= tessors and Tutors, abpndanrlg qualified to fiji
their respective stations with credit and To- imnarl
afull land extensive course III Instruction frsn nv
iHt Pqnt stages OF an education TO the completion ot
tie collegiate course
Ample arrangements have been made for the AZ.
commptaGoniof Boarding scholars The, dnr,ni-
tories nfe WeliHFentiiated and elegantly furnished ~
THERE'S also attached to The hnildinga comtnodi
Gus Play ground and Bathing, Establishment.
The price ID Board and Tuiliop in an the l5Aneb
es required for Diploma includinS furnished
rooms fuel lights washing, Sc 5000 ner lscHolas
tic year, parable haif gearly in 4Rrance. h
For circulars or further information address
Fl. WINCHESTER, President
Frererick Nd AUGUST = lR5n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
willow Hill BOARDING school.

ORe nIlte from heyHfysr1He.
HI1IS Institution has been in successful operation
Il for more than three years and affords Moroug "a
instruction in the Latin and Greek languages
and the different branches of a compile English
S6peehioer ytfA- 'd: - ilN- iia.i4- 81
Board Tuition, &c, $50 per Session.
Tuition Sc TO $12 per Session.
REV J. l., FRARY, PRrScIP4L.
Willow Hlu Augustl6 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
To Market Gardeners, and all
8 others concerned.

usrIEsnlscriber oa9rs new seed oE bis LARGE
il YNBRK CABR1GEa variety unsurPasseh.
ii enua I'll liz any ever sold in Philadelphia Thas
yartets d offree growth ana much handler than he
impateS hence, ii il Be sa1wn Al the usaai une ln
the fallAhe plants attain rho large p sze and are
liasse ,ssAoss ltshould therefore not bs sown ear.
Her thaist TO 10th Of October il a frame, 50 that
they cas&S protested If necessays until large E
non.rh ~ Asr sps If so~n ip February. in hei
bed ii jkH prove greatly superior ID ans imported
Cahhag1 aiset in that way Il the heads being double
the sire nd not so liable ID burs, q those raised
from EsSzepaan seed.
he AR oilers EARLY YORK CABBAGE
SEED s2iissd from imported stocks il is a lit1ie
earlier isn AAEpRSrn's LARGE 1olsk, and much
larger ~ hNrdier than The ES0LlsH IfoAK, or BrL-
Lock- NRrE:
Also NJ sale, all the APPROVED vafieties Of Cab
page, 4ccQsi, and Cauitf1wer imported from re-
spcAsie 81 parsons IN England and Germany. and
NartaDH "a grow. D. LANapRETH.
65 CAesazk strset Rhiz1deipki1.
WA. STABLER ~ BRO.
~ L. AgeatF Ia'aA k4eRdrla, Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
~ T. Owls ahN 9"oSl r. iH o fHNt ff'''t
SoE Clses Hats and Caps,
Notice. j

HJHS repairs that have been goihg On for several
H. uSHashs, have IenzIh berH tapieted, and
ae areEeased 10 announce TO our friends along the
line iisSs TIE Canal is now n.fne Ihaygabl order
We htfs therefore that oar r0sioblers and dealers
sehers&s tsilln not let the delay IL which We have
been Effected in forwarding Goods prevent their
COMMIT Bar market 10 purchase their Fall sup
plies $ Essare now prepafed TO offer VERY great In
dutemskts Ia he way Of targainsi
4 McVElGH, BRO. & CO.
li.,Ae3Is, Seps Is 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

GF The HagerstoWn Herald states that
the new track Of the Cumberland Valley
Railroad, fron ;Chambersburg TO Carlisle,
is now completed, and that the connection
with the York and Cumberland railroad
will be made BIZ the FIRST Of the ensuing
month, when the trip from Chambersburg to
/BaltSgcre will BE- made in about six hours
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

a. ,', 80
49,. -, foix n
e. 49,. ! aha y Stis@fi
Elv 49, sin and cou'
Us tennen Loaf do:,
n ss1es whIae add brog'h
IaE anna do:,E
4 81 oe PulVeFiKed ~
| u, a u. dos
/. !. ~ w. 8. ~. =, n IN 6.otI;.d
4 NC oaE CIV Jaya-s
\ 81 Maricatp ind All
tSrosthra AZ,
- aguira ard Pofl
4 = Rico db., III
10 CHESTS and 1 chess
n yspn Teas,
G%paekages prime Pow
sofrg or Black Tea,
totes IS, IS, an d 1881
!ugH Tobacco. 81
leA extra CdKeEdiSh ii
@aefehoice brands.
~ y arfetI 5 Scotch |
atf II: Il
l0k a'ls II, r. Biadders do II
sos Maecaboy d5
ses pFeser j Gin ger
90 sref Rock Candy,
y S9skes Salad Oil
I5Rgs Nader and SAL
&re fI
8 eSks ropperas, III
So &ls. lehipid Log wood HI
EPSON Salts.
lJE Salacatus Ginger.
~ Alumn.;
'll,1 Birthstone arA In. 4
IsS: White 7 ,pa,lLTo |
IS,t,Tsa and eytfa
> It'll Rar Ina
loI s III Putty Is gIa1 \
HSs, II
'l5hs9x4s Win Glass I !
$40 and 10 ~. i
l0t4 + lam. Black. H
% Ss,lzI Mason $ and |
lBs ge#chal. Blackin4 /
700 = e h Pipes. i
$50 Seuiil ohns--2, 3, 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

SFNsLBLE GIRL-A ssOung lady says they
may talk as much az they please sbout the
virtue Of the galvanic ring, but. for her part
she believes that the wedding ring is the
most potent cure; for the aches Of 81 young
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

- Blasting DO,
j ma and Steam Boat
with otheE brands 81
Hasanna Cigars.
50 O0g half Spanish do
As 900 Am srIican "a
~ iie5ees " fresh brat !
..s-ss 5fFeti mo-.
20 Il, CASTLE. VI.
q Sharing, great
variety. TO-.
l50s boxes Mould and
Dipped Ca dies.
q [ Sperm 4 Hydraul-
25r III hb. boxes
for family use,
60 = AdafnanlEne DO,
2l0 boxes Chedse,
los Starch and Ghoc-
olsle,
IlG5 Rcams .NoFf and .
81 faint lined CAP Paper,
flo Letter a.
70 plain Letter d I'D Cap.
5l0 Reams double aud
single wrapping DO.
i40 \ double aaH single
Tea do.
! gl0 SICK FactoEy filled
Finet5anEf q. AL Sail,
100 boxes ard bali boxes
| Bansh Raisind,
V bales Almonds, Ril-
beffs Brazil 81 d Eng
Il lisif- w alnuis,
i90 bars Sho. ! ssoErrd
|, Nos, IT.
rs Toiis Bed CoEd Ind
Leading line i,ope,
lpD tAals Ginnalnpn
Al0 lbs Nptmegsl Mace
ard Gloves,
3P bAls. Sperm Oh,
6p Train B.,
.lg Linseed. IA
so catks Prime CHER
tVihes ar,
IS box IS CIalnphor.
iq bhls Chalk and Span
ish Whiting,
2lF bttls. Rdsll,
45t casks Old Madeira
NJ me,
COL Z" Pale and Brown ].
Sherry. do
80 1 SWEEP Malaa i and
Muscat DO, Il
IS i Lisbon. Sicily and
r.. Made ira do.
IS LA skets Champasna-- |
STAR Apchor and lbtler |
choice Brands dol,
released Oh such terms !
Is great Inducements as /
thd Northern Cities W. !
orolghly repaired and /
ler, EotferS great induce
a H 5f tran portaiioI
callE from ali in search
g Eft BR o. & co. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

IAN sAHAENt - =
eoms home cannot nq
nv long ptotracted STAY
- md lonely Is my heafs
a W heu ihou aFtfune avail:
fsse ,riea, alas how vaaniy uis
= srh;ne absence 10 forget
= :, iii can but think oil tnee Z
with fotdness and regret
!. mourns The gentle, eOcins -
ln se cents Sy SONG unkindlhan0
EssT from her loving mate heart
f ar nSS ,bsl kham6ess Of rs n.y.
= Echoes setS Inourntal tone, 6eass
whilst every pelse sfiecA
sRe,sshQes / N a.os = = sAou arsheEs
With clouds upon her brow.
The bird sings now sadder song
Than e'er he sang before,
And bowers have lost the sunny hue
They once So sweetly wore.
To while the weary hours away,
That aglwilh leaden feet,
\ Tread thy iavGrile authors Ger,
Their choicest parts repeat.
Bat even books, those yoiceless friends,
4 Have lost alt charm for me,
And fail to chaer my heart unless 4s
4 read them love, with thee.
And music! With Der voice 50 sweet
e.. I've called her to my aid,
A. Ant seft ana lpw with trembling hanaesI
n iiy favorite air I've playd H.
4 But all these tender notes have stirred
Afecrqn's fountain deep, +
, And sadly have lell my song
TO think eslihee and weep. l5
! THIS sloalayfNoush, their dismal shade
Ger hri-hei ejecls fling
How lrH + II sldtnrd heart If
n Can sFPvtft aug! ia
/ Then ted s95 e0ine-tby wi,eS fond heart
+ Isl "a
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Diapers Of all Kinds;
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Boarding and Day Schoo | in Shop
heFdstoWn.

g. w. PHELPS viii reopen her SraCuE
IL ea Aondag ihe 1864 Of iSsptssn5er Her course
O. instrurtion embraces al he branches Usually
.418nE in me oest institutions lis the efar aud
her care should possess ever advaniage a acuare
ment that city schools present she Is careEni u e.
cure accomplished associate Teachers She labors
constantly 10 her school helseriDg ii necessary Is
general success n schosl thar The Principal
should De acquainted with the tendencies ana Quail
ties q each individual mind Much aiiension &
paid e History. Each chile pursnes a,systenlaiic
course Of Historical reading
Weekly COMPOSITIONS are reu,irsAf r. 80.
girls are frequently REQUIRED, az = ,seLlv 49,
to make Abstracts from our he< R,;s;sS S.sssstss
such as Milton. Shakespeare ~ tn -.
instruction Of the Pupils ii which an ctheP In.
viii use for The inta'. sasr E06FSs
Some Of Tile ogcfer f
Bible cllsss conducted BIZ The Rev c. W. Andrews
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i#z The time 10 suy thing i ubs, -.
reilly a4e i ca hot well do without !, -. -
buy to good advantage, make Il nrost,sS ~
and hsve the money to spare to p.y a. 4 ,
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For the Gentlemen.

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y Black, ClaFet and Olive Cloths
Black andfFancy Cassi nsFes5
Beautiful Cashmere Vesting; Silk DO;
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A SUPPLY alsays on hand. embracing plank
"A ShSzsl4s. Lashes. Cooper sir1I Hoop Poles.
g. so A DEFFIELD.