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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
JOHN 8. GALLAITER.
Ihfs 1Hfrd Astdffnr - a.. kIsl.-- q.

ktoAE resnmins his residence IA Virginia,
~ this nallTe STATE VIII attend 70 such claims
as may be entrusted 10 managem6ntfor The next
IL months. he makes no special references. hnt
relIes upon his extensive aequainiancelhroughout
THE Union and bis familiarity with The whole rou-
tine OF the Departments.
Widows Pensions attended TO upon Very reason
able terms. Address him al Washington, D. c.
April % I55S-eoim.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
For SAIE.

TIME large Rlct1DWRf.LlNG HousF 4,
= Union Street, Bolivar, belonging to Rachel
Cannon and nbw occupied by herself and Mr.. a.
MeGinns. Il is ufIeiently large Tor two families
and so cons.fustes-43 feet front, with a Ported
the full length Any one wishing to purchased
will make application 10 the undersigned. Terms
very Inoderate-bnt small amount d The pnrs
chase moneyEdown, the balance on long lime.
March II, 1862. CHAS. JOHNSON f.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
Local Memsranda.
! TI.tlsTI,ONEMENT.

r. M ~ Fi.rr having been prevented from at
$500 sbe Tamperanee Meeting and Procession which
,v-re 10 have tax eli place at Elk branch Saturday
Iast nave been posiponed until Saturday next the 2Sth
instant, Al three O'Clock, y. NJ. COMMITTEE.
Elk Branch, May ~, 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26

% Col BENJAMIN MORGAN will be supported
independent Candidate To re present Clarke Co1n
~ ia the next House Of Delegates
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
New ..JeWeIrN Nfore

re. saofcrIeer oegs leave 70 return his sincere
or lne very iieers patronage he has
@ curing me IasI two Years be, has been en-
E SIsed IN repairing watches Jewelry, &c, lin
From me many solicitations Of his
.iSh anu customers ne has Al last met the
~'shes oE enerlng them gcad assortment Of
fOLD IND SiEHER PATCHES,
~ 10Y ~ every description and will continue
5elrt fhe He has arrangements maie h ,,r., :,
way that he will he able 10 Gil Inv order ii e. .,
DAYS lhs shall offer al RATES ii kuit ibe titars
Watches and JeWelry uf e.eIy dsscr,pTion c.r.-,
fully fepailel * usual
W.T.. MCDONALD. AGENT
Charsstown May 10, 1853 Esprit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
]. f. CALDWELL, Dentlst,

4 r. - $500 - @AAS@1J @~SAASAO0i Ii.
m SHOW al Carriers Hotel, in Charesiown, where
i he is ready 10 OPERA TIE as the TEETH
he would respectfully intimate that many teeth,
though mach diseased, however they may ache,
can be saved without destroying the nerve; The de-
struetioh Gf The nerve is The cause Of more deem
seated pains about tie face and head His mode
otexractiag teeth is greatly more safe add is al
tended with much less force and the infeton of less
pain, than by methods dependent on keyca-instIu-
meniS, pulticansor fateeps. These whoare suffer-
log pain IN the forehead, face and Jaws, would do
well 10 submit 70 his temedial treatment The most
satisfactory certificates and references cam be seen
as testimonials OF his skill in his operations. If
arraDse nlents are made, and the desire expressed
for hiEn q do So he will with pleasure give rafni-
Cons Aeetrsss nnderfhn s6ns1sessis tke Teeth. and
49, " ufeif egnlarity, and the remedial treat
mem 70 cure and correct them likewise expose The
asieetF 10 the asuai asodsS resortrd 10 10 exfrset
IeRthI and how the injuries they are liable 10 IN.
fict Gan pc avoided and how The can be extrae,Sa
y / y i aasa Nm I'm dbflfs. 7ssa'
! IL 4ssrtI III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
FARM FOR SALE.

Il. unders,gned wishes to sell, at psiva,e safe
about Eve miles west a Chs $500, ~, iIssnias
seat and within two ard half 49, T. ,se eoanq
Depot on the Winehester anaSpa,o,. IsmsIohs
and about one and foar,h - H. tr. -
pike leading from Middleways 4 Wan ~ l snIns
adjoining the Iands n ohert sh,sa ssysSy a.,
Packet. James Grau,ham and o,ha,' 1s .vnn "
ABOUT u ACRE9 more or less of Iirneainnee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26

1tl iorln The Cieens oil Charlesto ~ and vie;n;.
y thai she IS nov engsSed in ,esch;Sr -, ~.
1910 aud desires The patronage ct ! generous
psplie Sne VIII also give Instructions 10 Veal
MRsfc. Mav & 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
TO THE PHYSICIANS
Of Shenandoah and Adjoining
Counties.


GENTLEMEN lyon no doubt have seen fnY
~ numerous advertisements concerning mr.
Crcup and Asthma Syrup and Of its success Nov
letlme humbIy ask Of you 10 lay aside your bleed
ing, blistering searifyihg and giving large doses
of Caomelto children in case Of Group, and puFj
chase Of your humble servant the receipt to prepare
a mid, pleasant Remedy, both 10 give and 10 fake;
which will always give satisfaction 10 case Oh
Groups, ifcalledon in time. Do notconsidef, gentei
gentlemen, that you are STOPPING too low 10 purS
chase Of me- because have been raised id one 81
your neighboring Counties il is Just as good to
you, II il cures, as II yon had grttensii Of the King
of England, and il Is well known that The reguiat
prescribing Of the day lacks much Of curing crouE
az All times. with all the unreasonable hatchery
The subscriber will come 10 your house, make tho
Syrup spoken Of until you are satisfied you can
perform The same which will give as much satis<
faction in i've hours. as The above treatment in
life time for the sum Of SIS for each receipt: and
ifthe least fears De appfehended, as to lis value,
credit then will bs given Of one year with interest,"
and on the subscriber being Unable 10 prove Il 4
valuable Remedy, ihe amount shah be null ana
void, and thc amount " one cent shall never bdi
derrandeds DIR. SALYARDS.
Woodstock March 21 1851 -3sn &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
no THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
THE Dry Goods Fancy Store, (sepaFate from fhe
Il Clothing Store, viii be opened TIIIS II ORN-
ING AT 8 O'CLOCK.
Fine Barege de Lanes, i2t cents;
French Caljeees ST cents Fine LawnsGI cents
Grass Linen Handkerchief Is cents
Silk and Lace visites and capes from sT o1# to
50 30; 5000 more II The celebrated Exhibiion
Stockings, Wkite, Black Gray and SLATE ceIored
Al l2s cents; Palm Leaf Pans, tWn lorIa ftp
Needle worked Collars at S cents. ROSE
MAY 5 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
Spring and Summer Clothing.

Spring and Summer Clothing.
TNHE undersigned having enlarged their Store
j. Room have now on hand al their Clothing
Emp0fitnt. the most superior stock of READ ".
MADE CL9IHING ever offered in Hatpers-
Ferrydior The present Spring and Summer tradey
where purchasers can be accommodated with the
following assortment of
Egeady-Madc Clothing:
Goats, Pants Vests, Shirts, allqualites; Drawers,
Boots, Hats three qualities; Rough and Ready
Hatsrfiaps, a vesy large supply; llOf which will
be old on reasonable terms and prices that cannot
fail to please Also superior LOT Of Silk. Cotton
and Bingham Pocket aud Neck Handkefchitfs,
Cravats, Gloves, Socks, Suspenders, Umbrellas,
Canes Pen Knives Razor Strops. &c &c.
I TRUNKS #PAETCES e. CARPETB4GS.
eg- This being the largest stock OF Ready Nude
Ctothias ever offered ia Harpers- Ferry they ask
call from all purchasers DESTROYS of being served
on reasonable terms, either wholesale or retail.
N. b. Persons that cannot be accom- mod ated
with Our present stock of Clothing, are informed
that wa are prepared to have Clothing made to.or-
der Al short notice and guaranteed FIT al the same
low prices.
- We return our sincere thanks to the citizens
of Harpers-F Ferry and vicinity for the very liberal
patronage We have received and respectfully solicit
a contipnanceof the same, as we pledge ourselves
there shall be aothing wanting our part torender
general satisfaction, both in Goods and Prices
R. WALTER s. BRO.
Harpcrs-F Ferry April IA 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
NEW TIMING EsTABIIsiIMl7EI,5NT,

NEW TIMING EsTABLIsHMENT.
VII subscriber respectfully informs The citizens
oLJeiierson and the. adjoining counties, thai
ne mas opened A NEW THINNING ESTABLISH
MENT in the upper Shnr, pfAs- <,sepncps0n, and
aTIy opposite the Bank where he win at all times
keep on hand generals assortment OF TIN
WARE SHEET IRON, dc, and wal make 70
order every art Gle in his line Of business at short
notice, and on the most reasonable terms He ii
isopre pared 10 attend to all orders for ROOEING
AND SPOUTTNG From his experience in bu-
siness. he fsers justified in saying thai all work
done by him will be inferior 10 none done in his
section OF country, and his prices shall be made ID
suit the times - NJ 1 /
He7wiil be, happy 10 supply Country Merchants
with Tin Ware, and will make his terms such as
10 make il totheir interest 10 deal with him. I
IL He has the right 10 make and veud The
celebrated PATENT BOILER, one of the most
valuable improvements vet out for boiling meats.
vegetables &C. EDWIN. r. HARRELL,
April % 1853 Agent fol- Il n ry1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26

Land. The Improvements consist of
M He Dwellins-ho house, Stable, Corn-hous
lolN Smok- house, SC, and -
- never.failing well Of water
near the house, with young orchard Of A.
choice fruit lately planted. Those IA. "
string oparchasa will do well 10 eall on m ans.
scFiber al Hopewell Mills, near Leeiown, JefItrsu
eounty,vVa.i or on MIR. Nathan Barns, Who IS -
The present occupant pf said farm
The Terms will be made reasonable, ana posses.
sion given on the first day OF April nert.
JOHN chamberlain. E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26

CLARKE COUNTY,.

J A GOLD CUFF PIN was f5and 4 few days ago
which the owner cdn have BY application this office
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
RAGS BAGSIl

BAOlo, OIAHlo-i 8
nERSONS whos have our bags ID possession
will please return them 10 the Depot al
chsrlesfern Some or them are marked r. & "a
and others blackburn & Co. Ii every farmer
we deal with were only 10 retain one bag II would
be considerable loss 10 as We therefore hope
that every ere holding our bags land nbt for HE
purpose Of delivering grain to s) willrelurn Them
upon reading this advertisement
April 81. f853-1m BLACKBURNI&C col
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26

PERSONS ho are I.borng under ths disirs.siaG nal
- viii ind De VEGETABLE EPILEP11c
rs 10 be the only remedy ever discoveries 20 e-L
iar Epilepsy or Falling Fits These pills Posse1 -
ers;an g he nervous system nd, althoagh they
-. -srrd e,peci,Iiy for The purpose Of curing hts,
49,. Vii Is fouh6 Of especial benefit for all persons az
$3.50 ,-;,h weak nerves or whose system has
49, -s-fresea ~ IA tered from any whateyef
49,: y q - 49, ~ tv4h boxes for q Pepons out
n -. tv euclosinx remittance, will hare the pills
:. -, 49,. tr,gh he mail free Of postage. For sale
- er =, ulN(,E los baltimore street, Balfmore
Md t61whom orders from All parts Of the Unos mase
=. ,5dressed postt pad. Oct - loo1-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26

n. RaWlfns & Son,
HAVING just returned from Baltimore ihe$
IL are now opening the largest and most varied
assortment Of Goods. Wares, Merchandise. &C.
that was ever offered IN this place. Every one
must call and see for themselves 10 have The least
idea Of The number 81 articles on hand, new and
useful April "a
CLoVEs AND HOsIERYs-A large stock y
" Gloves and Hosiery for sale cheap 81
April a. JOHN 4. H0OFF.
CtoRN MEAL and Mercer Poisices fpr sale 81
~ April Il. EBY q SON.
| f~toRN STARCH, FOR Pudding. Ice CRAM Pies
| ~ Cusiards, and DIET for Inrdlids. foIEsaIs b.
| 4pril IL EBY SON.
/ 1TICCzROlsI, for sale By
M MsY& LOCK- CRAMER q LINE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
AZ ICARD.

YTaHE undersigned having been elected consta-
Die 10 District No ;, offers his services 70 the
public he will celltct and pay over win prompt
ness all claims placed in hts hands. COLLECTIONS
without warrants NiA be made with every possible
dispatch, and The Interests Of ihose employing him
faithfully regarded. He therefore seliells Ilslic
patronage, JOHN kEED
chaflcstoun, May &c 1858
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
MAUCK'S HOTEL.
II l Il RIS ON B U r G., IVA.

THE undersigned has taken possession of the
y weil.known establishment, The Uhtted States
Hotel in Harrisonburg. He has made ample ar.
rang ments to Accommodate Handsomely and com
fortablY all who call upon him. He pledges his
best Efforts q make the United States Zone of she
most pleasant stopping places for travellers aud
visiters 10 be found in the Valley OF Nireiniasse
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
Ilckels, 80 Halves slOF- q iarters, IS.

-6rirts fof Tickets and Shasrs AM cet,isa,,2.
81 Packages 10 lie abave splehdid Toi5e,ias 8 M
rectiFelhe most prompt attention ana =, ot;ri5i
aecannt Of each diawing sent nne4i5isIy snstS,
~ oyef 70 al)ySahO ordrr tom H. >
Address, p. ]. BUt'KEY. Agent.
! MAY 2G 1853, ITiimiaet@s ri
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
Temperance ProcessioD,

So ni Is m q Phdenix Division, No. I3
- sons 81 temperance intend having Public
rrocess!ons at Elk Branch, on Salhr1ayI he 2Ia
MS Al o'clcek, z. A., al which line nI Adore
viii be delivered BY the Rev Mr. FINK of Mar,Ins
l9prg. The frienis and foes Of Tethperance ar.
most cordially invited TO attend I
JOHN MILLER " IS
JAS. B. McGARE Y Comm
JOHN HESS, II. M
Elk Branch MayI9 1883 Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
Virginia, Jefferson Comfy. a.

IN NE County Court, April Tern, 1858.
oyerss 1890 ma, tAs annual meeting o. he
an ~ a., n sse foot Of this Csunty, be Asid
House Of this countyI As .'sas Seur'
Aeopg--Tesie n III Moons -,
( April 81, lS53-Spirii, ana r;ss;. -. Sisfk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
HARP IS F RY
iBERRYVIILE HOT1EI,

BERRYVILLE HOTEL.
HNHE subscriber having leased the above well
y known Hotel, in BerryriIle, Clarke county,
begs leave to inform the travelling public that he
is now ready TO receive guests. He is also prepared
10 accommodate Boarders, either by the day week,
month OF year.
HIS TABLE will always Be furnished withsall
the varieties which the season and market wiliiatl
ford; his Bar with the choicest Liquors. and his
Stable with the best hay, grain. and ostler
As he intends 10 make This his permanent resi-
deDce, he will spare no pains in endeavoring] 10
render those who give him their custom both com
Portable and happy. He fa,iers himself from his
long acquaintance With business, and The manners
ofthe world that be can please the most fastidions
His charges will Be as moderate a. the ekpenses Of
any good public house In this section Of country
will Justify He, therefore, invites all toexIend %
him a share sftheir custom.
WM. nj THOMPSON. Z
p.rxr.;lfo Anr;i 4 1888 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
BOOTS And SHOES

Inv = - ~ - y - A4NtE<so.
THIS undersigned have on hand = large and
- well selecled assortment "a NORTHERN
andzCITY MADE IFORK. which viii 81 soIa
al very small adEanee above cost Persons pre-
ferring this kind OF Work, will find Il ereafls Il
their advantage to buy Of Us, as he Rips is All
work sold b. Us will b repaired fee Of CARR.
RILEY 1HNcDANfET.
High Street, Harpers Ferry. MAJ II 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26

vEssENcE OF COFFEE, the genuine sFtiele
Il for sale bS Ell 2 oo~N.
April i4 1859.
~1RDEN SEEDS large assortment just re-
rfired s. - ERY & SON.
April "a, 1853,
II LOAD Earshern Crseks. all sizes, By
i May s. LOCK. CRAMEk q LlnE.
CeuPTTTN .574NDS "A fi1e assortment and
~, Of most besuiifnl designs. Just rsee.Feo ~
Mar ~ n RAWLINs 8 SON--
En BUSHELS Mercer Potatoes. BY
5U May s. LOCK- cRAMER 4 LINZ.
n BBLs. otTar, b.
LII Mas LOCK cRAMER a LINE I
1TEW YORK SYRUP, fine article Just re-
In ssissz b EBY & SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26

r lNEN COATS 81 he cargo. aozen OF piece,
IL stIsAAC ROsES Cheap Store.
Ck.rleetown, Mar 26s 1853
BACON HAMS, Cor sale b.
Is Nay =. lock. cRAdER ALINE.
01NDLE 6IICKS.-Broazc, (beu sylss.)
~ China. Britannia. Brass and Japanncd- 4
rerF large assorimlnl lust received b.
Nay -. T. kAWLiNs q SON.
7toR great bargains il read. nads CLOTH.
M;5 d s. ISAAC ROSES cheap s.sss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
TO EDITOR

/ NFORMAT ON Is wanted a lb4Ibe ,rbe,o..
i bouts di INV Father, FaEDeRick sHRicK,t,y anI
my brother WILLIAM SrRlcKMlN NH Il liba, ~
they in Indiana AM nlornai
them will be ghanAfplly received IN II S '''s
HENRY HSTRJtRM4N,
M.y.ios ts5 sshepherd'town, Jefdr}PncoI, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26

~ 4 h H.x5r. .svs of sTABLERs AN
S1fYxer >T.rrERflY ExPECTORAST, II have adj
4 r. Of Rronrhiai Afcciions with
fs1,,v rrsults md from knowledge 81 is
- srts ca with the greatest condolences re-
.-si if,s ke See adrertisemsnf in asother col
- lAPrii 2S-in-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26

5 Pfi-ss Of &, 600! EGO et!sl. OOoi
Lottery for the beneiI of i.s S.atsi 81 Delaware
cisss 10, for 1888 io-De dss Va e Whining
sPLEsIsID LOTTERY! K 4
! Prize q sssooo 10000 ! li5.56s; TO-.
oooi o'ooo . of2,OeOt 60 sf 1000; 40
81 SUI llU Of 200, &d., DO
Tickets sl07-Haiyes aft.t. 90 "a
Certificates of packages Of % Wholes sIso M
Do do OF Is Halves e.
~ % o. - Quartefs, 81 so
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26

THEA TRAYS AND wAIrEfs-A bsausiful
j assortment On hand
Msyis 7: RAwLINs ! SON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
a Teacher Wanfed.

A Teacher Wanted.
A TEACHERS required foi tho common school
II IN District No. ~. To a competent ant
faithful Teachers--besiee the regular salary *
S215 liberal addition wili.be paid.
THOMAS w. KEYES, Com'r.
Rippou. Va. April 81 1858.
Teacher Wanted,
TN DisrictNo.2l. Salary $500.
/ Kprif25 1859. VIM. MCCOY.
ID ECEiVED Il The Cheap Store from PKIIsdels
u phia. 1000 cioth Greeh Cloth, Cashmeretts
Plush, Tweed. Silk and Linen Csats. made il,
fashionable styles
1900 Cashmere Cl6sh, Doe Skin Gambrooua.
Linen ard CostcA Pair u Pants. Plain and Fancy
colored
1000 silk. Satin, Marseille and German Yeas,
some French Embroidered, very costly.
i500Sillz. Kossuih and Straw Haix Also Caps
Handkefehiefs Stocks, Shirts Drawers and S0ckss
These Goods will Re sold cheaper, and are supes.
4 rior 10 any ever hroughi TO This county
April %. 1858. ISAAC ROSE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
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SPLENDID !sa... SCHEMES,
GEEGoKf 4 MAURE, Manager.
tsp'ss''en % ,. ". AzpiR 4 Col


$40. 900
Lo.isry fog The bsnedi q DE S;sts n l,.f....-.
Z Class ~ for 1853. 10 be draws Il W,'-,-..'.,s
!, Del, Saturday. June 4, 1853. ''e'
aPLENDrD scslksie.
% Ne L0iterr-f5 DraEn n.u.-
Prize Of SAC. 900; 10000 Id'00o a mn .
1000; $500; so Of 1000 So ~ I'm 4.
$50 Of 200, de, &c
Tickets Sio-Hss. eb-ort 81 SO.
~ ~ ~ q n half 1000
70 q y quarter IS %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
eJO.O0Oy

$4,000 el5,ooot $4,000
Lottery for the henefr Of tie sal III f,,.,.-..
Glass I34, fer 1853 drawn al WfIfnsa ZION M
Saturday, Jans Ifth, 1853.
ThirIeen draw. Numbers+ia sseb, p.c,...
Twenty-Five tickets. =.
DaILLIANr SCHEME
Prize Of $4,000; 1000; $4,000 IN mn
5000; 5000 10 Of 5000; 20rsf 500
20 Of 1000; SO Of 5O0 200 sf.3Oo ~
TicEets, $f5-Haves, S75D-Quaftdrs 81 81
Eighths. S7t. So
Certificates u Pkgs. 2 whole lickeia sIscOo
Do 90 x nan 40 gefO
Do do - qlaIler 40 As 90
Do co = e'gHa 20 = 50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26

GtRcuLAR OF PaIfEs IL THE~BALrIaoag MARKEr
Egr the T4eF ending May 525s53
Reported expressly for the Ere. Pr,s..
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-27
DIED.

On the 9th inst, Margaret J. Whitley, wife Of Josiah
Whitley, in the 3st year of her age. The deceased
kind and dutifui wife and affectonate mother was
member of the Methodist Episcopal Church for the
last twelve years of her life and from her general de-
pertinent in life have to believe that she has
realized blessed Immortality. The deceased has left
husband and two children lament her death. lCoat
- Register please copy.
In Nash County the lSth of March last, after q
brief and painful Illness Mrs. Cary Stone wife of Me-
Cullar Stone, formerly of Wake County. and daughter
of the late Benz. Bum, of Wake, in the SD year Of
her age. She respected and beloved in life BY all
whe knew her. TCoM,
In Franklin County, on the 9Th of April last, Mrs.
Happy Stone, in the LIST year of her age
In the county of Franklin, Saturday morning. 3us
9th, Mrs. Temperance Finch, of the late Cas-.
well Finch, decd, in the Goth year of her age - ssak
Mrs Finch had been for number of years, Pious
and exemplary member of the Baptist Church and in
her long, Gsefu and eyentfu life. have been striking
y exempii6ed perseverance, honesty and stern intc
rity. As mother she kind and -afectionafes al
ways nstilng into the minds Of her children the great
importance of virtuous moral and upTigbt fes A.
christian, she consistent and conscientious. She
died in the trumphs Of living faith, and gone
trust, the throne of her blessed Redeemer enjoy
the society Of anges and afchanges for and
f(yoM.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-27

MISS GRIswoLD's RESTORATION TO LIFE. The
interesting incident Of the recovery of Miss Emily
Oris" Old, daughter of the Rev. DR.. Rufus Girls
wold' after the railroad accident at NorwaIk, is again
related by the New York Herald as follows. The
repetition OF the circumstances may serve to stimu-
ide oIheIs In similar that may hereafter occur
Dr. Warren, of Boston, gave the ordinary direc-
!lons Tor relieving the body from water, received dur
ing summers on of from to fifteen minutes; and
subsequently ne and several other physicians pro-
nouhced Miss Griswold dead. Her body was placed
loi considerable time, with others unmtstakably
ueaG' Mr. Linus Benedict, a stage driver residing
a. view Canaan had already fulfilled the directions of
ne physicians In regard 10 her, and abandoned hi
t Si9 because assured they aus be fruitless
nan nour elapsed, and passing again ,hrouCh the
room ne said to some ladies' who were in cb'7roe of
u ..e pooles OF the victims of their own sex. Il
Son care what the doctors say believe that girl
hio ~ ne yer and placing the body in favor
ape position, he knet beside it, removed so much If
inc G[ess as was iR the way. began 10 rub the sides
.sPloiy win his hands; presently GROWING warm.
.nrew on ms coat without rising, and at the end If
1 Two nOuIsWas rewarded by unmstaknble signs of
ne; upon which the Spectators observed ,6at No
c,dTPed ms hands and wept for joy-wept like a
chI9. MISS Griswold is now nearly recovered ,,
we nave mentioned the presentation of a hand.
oOe "a'cn ana chain by the fahor to MI Benedict
as testimonial Of his gratitude. 'O'''