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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-18

'TlE NoRrnERS MAlL.-rhe mail. from the
north, ON their way to and through this plaee are
subjected to a most unjust aud unnecessary de-
tenton in Richmond. They arrive in that city
carly il sthc afternoon and lie there until next
moriipg -somc sixteen or eighteen hours On
the rol-rood they could he easily transported to
larmyIiIe the sumo evening, and in stages To this
oity' by the next morning -twnty-four hours
.abcad Of present time The matter is one Of IN
tercst and Importance 10 our business men, and
we hope viii receive their attention our Post
Muster would render most acceptable service to
The public.f he would have the grievance remoy-
I'D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-18

sf.gl,oa Boaaparfe's off 10 be ~0h br'fisa
j1,snt-The following il gwen as the ifae III
tort If fbepre sentntion bY Napoleon Bpnal'af'..
while at II Helena, Of several copies 81 ~
Life Of Marlborough Of the 10Th British Regimen
Tie book we're delivered BY Napoleon boia.
pnrte Ia DR.. Arnoft, for the purpose oi eeilg pr
anted To the officers of the 10Th regiment sif II NV
son Lowe objected 10 their being receiver y ~
regiment unless the Imperial title was '"ih "u.
The officers would not consent Ia such ha,
The hool. were therefore sent to England Tor me
opinion of his ROYAL IIighncss the Duke ct 1'ff'
who wa then connander-in-rhrf. The l1ukc ~
turned them Ia the regiment in their "rglnal coh-
dition." with the remark thai such gilt from A"-
poleon Bonapartc tO a British regiment was most
gratifying to him-the safe detention oi Napoleon
Bonaparta VA IA sufficient testimony that The r'sl-
mont had done its duty aud the presentation Il
the books WIS satisfactory and ttatterhg NJ
Acknowledgement that thsdelieutc AMI dithcuit detN
had been performed ina generous and geitloinahIy
spirit. The books with the Imperial title, are 10"
in the library ofthe 2oth regiment ut Winchester
No MORE Woop OR Coal FrEL.-Wc verify
believe that way has been discovered ct warm
ing houses bv burning gas. that will speedily do
nwny with The usc Of wood and conl for all hent-
ing and culinary purposes. IIi- will astonlsh
old fogydonl, but we have cntrc confidence III
the success Of this great discovery, and have
made ARRANGEMENTS to have the Mirror Office
warmed by this process. The flame from sh-
ole gns burner, such rs we now use, can he %
def,lscd as TO produce any required degree Of
heat-af II cost for gas, and that too, at present
city rates. Of only about GGteen cents day! We
regard this discovery as one OF the latest wen
der4 aud most useful achievements ot the age
Mar York Mirror.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-18

No4n.=h y L. II fAaf 10 IRE would i brought
IN ihs city on the railroad Tie prices which
our citizens arr compelled to pay for this indis-
pca-able article, through thc.wiuter season. are
most osorlitnt aud the inability of tirr p0ur Ia
procure il il the source, we cannot doubt. of
much suffering We distinctly remember that
the saving in tho cost of fuel, which. it was nrg-
ed, would result from the construction of this
work. wins one Of the arguments relied on by
those who spoke aud wrote in favor Of town
subscription 10 il. W. believed aud taught that
more would be saved in this why, thau would BE-
required in taxes to rni-c the amount subscribed
but thus far W confess ourselves totally di.op-
pointed. Why is II We neain ask Is there
any regulation Of the company forhidding its
transportation l. the chnrge - ligh a. 10 pro-
hibit il Or, does the cause liz with the and-hold-
er-l WeHeknowlcdge ourselves without iuforma-
ton-bni n the mattor il one of no little interest
to citizens, we shall give ii farther attention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-18
Tobacco and Frost.

\ correspondent from Franklin writes rs, that
the Tobacco crop Of that county i both the light
est aud most indifferent which has been gathered
for twenty years. Nol more than onezthird 81
the nsunl crop planted in the carly -ca~ol,r,
which wa- nearly destroyed by The dry weather Of
tie mid summer wncs-. The carly irnst- also cut
short he pantng- of the lottor -ensons aud thus
hc concludes, tbat IN quality and quantity, the.
crop for that county will bc at cart one bird be
low the u-unl STANDARD.
In Floyd county, which is just beginning to lie
Tobacco planting section,tht crop is matcrially'
injured. "a s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
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Eco DoS AND IIAafP-
SHIRE RAIL ROAD.

stYe are graiii.d 10 leasH from ftient that the
sayeys on this road west oeus is progressing with
rapidly, and al fair prospect Of entire saceess.-
From Information receigei we learn taat II. de- :
yeloameni OF The sgsreYs are. 80 lar, more encsar
asepg than were al FIRST anticipated from the
tnre!oi the country, and from reports oil Engineers
who had pregloaslXeI njssJ III Fs5a. me- 1tfs
heretofore was the South Branch ,nouniaia lying
between the ;sSath Branch RiVerland The Little
Caeapon. This N aan,ain commences al The Poe
mac proper AMI runs disestly al rigti angles with
the line now in progress b this company, and is
between 1900 and 400 fssi above mid tide. I,wa,
considered BY he Chief Engineer decidedly The
most formidable barrier 70 Re encoantered-s nd.
5Mr. Lattobe and other scientific gentlemen deemed
II impossible 10 overcome with a grads Of only
50 $40 feet 10 mile Blu, We are Glad 10 iesrn
ihatth Is no longer problem. Il has been found
q practical route down the m5untain, wi i ike 4.
aforementioned grade, anl with no carve, with
radius less than lo09fee. As this va. ,he~re1y
wcfstieature TO contend with By The Easinssss TIA
frient,s Of the nleasuFs are now sanguiae Of being
able 70 obtain ! good praciical roats 10 the 6eal
helds. They have progressed rapidly, considering
the5acture of1he country 10 deal WITH coltina-
ous line hasb-ea already established fran the
Aotef e4SA ~ AAtSfS Lttlle AACapo0. some
portions The route are unex p,ored. Tbs surveys
viii ;. completed sometime ia Dscembsr, and
confidence is expressed that lhe Engineers viii te
able q proclaim gsod practical route, with ihei
grades aboye-ul,n ioaei, throughout he eniife
road-iha, 5, no grades opposed 10 the ttade
greater than 81 s % tse is the nile. This grade,
the nature of The Coal rae i-nPerhtivSly demands.
Mr.. FRlSx LAcsI.xD, son Of OF. worthy irisnsl-
SAMUEL w. LlcxLiSp, OF this county, has eaafge
of the above route. Il has been placed il pfo?ss
handsome who is every way reliable and eompee{
tent 10 rhetask before hia,. He is moi without
thorough Prsc,ical experissce, hayingssrysd for
1thany years under Mr.LaTzess-ft. Engineer OF
tae dsy-who has demonstrated, ia tbs eonslruc-
lion OF the Baltimore aad Ohio Railroad vest el
Cumberland. skin unsurpassed ia the annals Of
EnsIneeriag.
No one who passes this rad fails to express a.
,onishnent al The science iacesercoming barriers
deemed insurmcuntaAle
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
a0G5n MD.

We c,;s ffoal ihs Trss .D,r4acrayp III sdf.an.
par exceilesce. .oi ne so!t. ia she chs. j New
YORK he Two GsFt5wioy p,r.,rsbb.
"THr. cogxrr lairk7ixa Z Ii N. deuislrsey
Aelr in MINI iaAt d. eeuat, meetips fdriida pa-
pese I4iiiyng eFir eiIs nom Eiigh' rstl skr
iags .ai' stta! I. snI x. Ia III,
Inc mseifpg arn.ing which ATE iIon Mrlss lGrs.
rsr .J.A4 raa BayeF., floa- Jts.A ri Taadi.
iingaf.hed sP2aAsfF and tAs brilliant pfospte, e-
isgg .0e !. g sr "a ~, :, q ,s M
!. sre where Inv alwsy. l,I,''i 20 v,
] s,TEx Epclxas, To. N,asr.4Th- m llij5 i
democracy If thi8 and The adieiei ( ei'i4. wi
have ah spPoa5aaiR ms evening q h11tiR!s 4 s
semee,aiie p,rty tms1g 49, 80. IN, -;lS
tiYefY address 4A- asssmbisr. atlTanla,ns '5,aa
We sac tbe pamsos our 'p55'ilsrae aisasseI fai
'5lney general, Aih'ia. asofer. eFq ny esdy .
addfessea ,',s 3aR q Ses-cs e aeaa5! III
ans ~ ~. :, 4, 49,. II IS n,
Hog J8ha van BtITFn i also Ga zn4 i.,is s5ir-
and vii. 10 cumpaFy witt several other .l$1iss
iistis' ee press " fad dfi9e hi'P'siqoa
NeeoFeiLs = rs aoo'e eAi III g's II y
pe hsll Is mee'tns el'nefr'. as''9ey l'7'
heas, q tae aeon aA5 EFT %
e saotf''ea y = ST.. = eyer 'Ea sHfrn t.3'.
INC readers O tnSt plfty ~ New eiAf theF =
the solis % fe't9i III. 4he Fef dtha rsaE1-ls
composed 81 tasa fos'ilt y The con'ff'iaIisS Fir
.4',leJ 4IsaV''.1F = 'n.s $50 $500 "
9S1,' 800 4 t'o''u.S - - /, 4!
'he e9Asi''u''ont |iHt! are eaini,'s 40 fo3''-
ate poral ana Po.'lcA
anu iacsl e. " Heh 'As IL III f1'
spseAs y me .''f 1sli'e '@sf e,t' . N I .
y Il. - !. M.
u = "s 9sy = 'Hs X
III ,riocia,,, So F,s,, d.b,gcb.g asfsI u, 4
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lF.,,ea,
osre i , ,aa' ehfeaie eaia re ffhss r.
2 fne iAee 9 cay - sEe ftsa
before ihc worG, tAai u. Leading sPiFits Rnf Ing
those men Who arr ausmpisd to 81 paiined.eE 81
tae caaalry as me picuiiss aid sIub1 Ps nastse
Il a,,,5rsr,t. aasi need -, Il ,.,.,.I
Eli friaa,,. "a rbar.Ii,ss--,b,, 49,,
y,
- y " isse' - nser aes n tsss
men pri beside Bgoas9a, AMI Dteksasos al
,hcirueb,e eo,nnses4 ase .t avnTtiss III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10

Nai satisfied win he health and strength -
20 he Freesoilers BY he coalitions, ia Ne Ysfs
and Massachusetts, tie Dero.racy or rsIa}Sa.
S2Fe in9lqsiansl7 gEesled that State fsoG sssssr
WIGS 81 40 alliance with tie Freesoll paffv -
Dsmocrsis voted for The Freesoiler, u 10 waS q
leaed Speaker q he lower II use Of III Leg. x,
iure and ihk Ffessoiis recips0csted lht fasaf IN
eleeling ihs Dsmot1aiSc cendiiales Tor Gopelt6
and Lienieazni G1Fef1af The Freesnllefs' ii;5i
comes nexi, and hey expect he Unitedi ST s (.
S.c.i,- SONS ista sssA. - f-ii..ls 4 nj
spend bis term Of olce 10 fxciii1e As rlit1 tal
lion - - - ~ l- .. +. !, + n s (
Al dts comes Of 6 8 Pi;reef ztsbitssi "a, aji
Fr11.EI'srs 10 oGIc- He.bad Il IN ~ rotlf II,
karr kI|Io dis rec-'es Iacipn Il hIaw. To- ~
re,1 a = c1nnedd4hle 4 pforetnres ~ NI
!. ed them up % slr1of and ti<tf11s cxitstI|3
,zin.- ,...F..s'y e. /.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10

4 man lv The name q y ango MAS 4emm1t ~
bxecuiSb ~ NE pep1lacs 81 kish lsn -
s5h uhilno FOR the nsufdef ~ feyE estenanie CT
80. ,,esd AlIsn Wlngo was Iedgsd 10 jail,
AZ Unnamed iii lie 18Th whsn he Was
.f ~ NAL The court 10 eRpsequsnce
osfhe universal ~ "a
HI ehsRge tveaaet oat HIS pssss go AtS ~.
III event afd pfcas " ns 49, -
esrzpe assshasd p AsFS e Ists - -
koase an son as sas 81 49,, =
sAe shssta. meae ms skfgss t,see ~-.as.s
abaaE his nerS, and N snsse . ~
en ciE,s Il he olefrs re- VS. @sIsss
on with SUCH viosenee IS neafsR =. Z.
ere hinEihe place q eksen1a ~ -
y thaovn pxsr she hfanfq g ! stssl 4@ - e
i, 81, srfunQ Ia kF The Etfks e &s&J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10

.H
Abouttke eoolsst hing We have seen Cor fsFne
,ilie ) ! lssef Ifan AsisFney GsneFal Cre1iAs %
M Efcthias hSIb. II MtFsachr<Slis ID rfxafd 10
he eaalision b<iWeen ~ DesRacfass anI Flee
Seilsr41f thai State, 10 whiehtas eflT tttkasd
k,slsb pap;essst q depf<eale. Wfh sarnSFinl
keaT All inalsasbt spnii. Sach siaSs IS alIairs.
A shnri tisn4 ago VIZ h1dshe eazcslttiii GA Sitnis
lar farce IS aaotAer 81 Ihe Bsf<a iefs CaznFt ~
acers-Pesfnastcr GeBefal Canposll weiie
tEis eeasi<ttas oifeai vas ar-elint}ng Free4S x
pos;nas en- h rcag hont she NerssesA 500 u
INK nca.s i5n Fav il bsls neit n VI u i6Sle
Al enfs te Ss1u hSTa fnafk<l - Nj iIe.
s17oinsaaext IS aAlFssonFi 'Dsnlrsa Is tAE S.
ISais psi oisce, because he " pAcEea lkvta.
paihysias u he Err SID sacvenens ot ISIS
asi tfieEs ne d qss g is tossrl sssr Sea-
exaSis iefisr 30 ffaS sakjset vail hSTcktiifc "a
fhsf Seersiary Gssfhfie--a m>nh2r u thc @ tiRef
4-frssa H. Sai:A ras1 lsksa Colsess Z s.sss.s %
task for \ q The ~ rs u his elee Wit n
4 Fsee SsiFsfS apJ shbaf thsfsaef tsfAs .l.tsr
\ Davis--;he tsSihss tefiese Native 81 " "a val
i rss-ea.a- tsrt with bis episte 49, wing tes
Si fac.s5a fssf3 an their sins. = nasc praaasfr,
4 ,gere iaseaaed 10 work together IN ksepisg un n,
/ eoaifhriuca 10 lie party. Bat inasinucA d M
,a5sfa had been sasorel win letters 10 tazt rife
from rs gsnb~is 81 The Cahiket from thr South
and asslfse.,e fr3n lhe Nah, Aasshey Gdners
/ Cnai z Sfels IT, scaes n.sw with bis sFls
I az fE Sc Massachusetts CaaIilienill.. Tn
i S utiera apaiaSias for this hydrid AimiaislFs
ti0a' viii IL course swallow The haiaui sh a. tanc
1NftEsy ~ Flts GIL me one tdis A4f4li
Pos,eszsler Gansfal. Now while ths IA atainlisira
zion pr{reaGs, according % Nr Gashifg'a letter,
b. app ]sedao giyins eeuHtsnancr ala power I
Nners5as enesgsss aF0Ne n II the prr.sitri tsiis
NJ 81 the siaxeFysqasstian ~hy is i that the
select istge siisre az thtir aapoiaisnrpis to :
Gee ffom thsi vers class. and ersE gasa ar as !
chop ia The haas ~ shh1rius'e eticsrs f4rs X
fasiI,c. "a 10 ricft hiaiing IL his res pct Il 70
FL thsv rxreei q g*ll raaeS' ne-aie wilhmere paps
rIzfen.i9n A. &ae Attorney General fus fofh
~ sr,tsr lhat he lzpssfow. ele,atUf gf Asls
ts-s-ssss,- h4-asl s.isAs-s tr.u Isl 'sa
n pFe.eRi SHAH hsTrasAsd 50 Far asl Ae AaninS.li
ii0n i epnce fns vhiie thsy age EVER fa*g ~
ietins II srilh the Haironace 81 the GaHefameAll
II ihslif1he psmgfhay intead III rlhY. wei ihs
expect Ire whole fine az he President, adj I
Cabin.t 10 Be ezpeafsd in the diSfglRtion 4fa
,p3ils aHh the Publication ~ letters insashaaasig
thereof as has been pretty macs The rsse s'an
Bat Il va do not yeTv mach misca'calais he iste
Iigsnee-uf the AFaeTiean people, hey wiil nog
abe amer all p palm of 50 great dscepqi3A U
oB them - Rie5ysaf3 Hstig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10

nARYLANp ELkcTloS.

Tho full rstarss Of the sleetoa Is sosxsrsa il TIA
Gsbersslosiai eseton. bvt Lgon. dem, ;s esGa ~
s.cl0 maj
For the LegislAi.ge. the Thigs haTe.sGiasd three
ssaaisrs sEa twelve DeIssAes LIST year the Senate
tied and The Democrats had majority 81 Il IN tbs
House Of Delegates. The gains made By The Wings
viii, therefore, give them majority il bSFh Heusss
The cosgressiona delegation viii sisadi4 Democrat,
and whiss, as follors-lst district. j. pr Frpaklis
Wing; %. Jacob Shower, Denceis;; sd.Jo,hua vaa-
ssat, Democrat 4th, Henry May. Dsmoesat 5ih. W.
T. Hamilton. Democrat; 9Th, A. r. soiEr, why
Last year ths delegation eoass,ed or tykigs ana .
Democrats
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
TmE sUceEss on TIIE EAIR.


We suppar- Says The Richmond Ehis} here
neTsr was an oceas on upon which % paaf of the
ciuzen, or Virginia SNcre assembled idgrther ss
thai Of orr Stale Agricultural FaG1rWe.haye
bad political CynYcaiioss OF bJsl pattes' vbtTe
thousands eerss eaAgregaied, aal ia .FgPRlslaa
seemed to iuri ca, ss r4a;it; bst ihe csWI in al
tendance Al ne Fair ar s1rPassaS aaytaiagofihc
kiad With IN my or fhe counties the hissiioa is
not Nho are here, bgtWho srsolea at hin- Ete
~ section o. he s,ais is 1.Pressn eli iim liz ves
shore 10 lSs Ohio tbs Lowl.aderg and sLe
! M9ualaine-ft have met u eas romn9J eausef up
on whieh ih:.e is NJ diversity Of oPiaesa bat ia
which al /. unison sa1 hsrm3ay Of fjlipg No
s.ctianal ihisres, diyiielSen. Taa ,sFsheensnt
of sg5icnl,uys in Virginia fsraishss At q sci a
round which u. citizen, 81 cvsfy sectt aad tie
members Of eNA political farty ca Ia4y. ilow-
ersr much DIVIDED ia !e9iihg aal iais ~ apea p
tAer subjects, that Of Agsieaiural iab5ysaisnt
knows no sach an.agoaistc positions, tll .atI-nls
plzH,+rn hiead enough FOR oas sad Il Il stand
upon. unleI $50 qjFasiflai a ssih-
er, whally wiiaonl parallel her1ofosa both 10
rumber sndrespec&siiiiy The ycor:saTt ofihe
Siste are out h tull force. A large nnalss q nae
feitlx.ns Of o.asr States are il ausndance Aad bs
faifdaaghsFs Of Virginia ara also west ii m SEN
led. EscFy1hins anglEs vel fpr II. d -:
success Of tie esis., AM tas neIt a..iar of $he
Agricultural S2eieiy of Yirgiais fJr ex ib!,ias
he products ofihs Sal il mar 81 eon.iIsaly *.
Pee,ed, viii 5. ATTENDED Win ID eelaI III MT
greater esster Of success, Il ia no lodssrsn e.
/. rTTmsat Oar ciiizan. GOV kaov whaIihSg can
% in agricultural exhibition, sa4 ihat 10 t1esil in
'h.t line tasy haze, oaly 70 Try. By saoSias What
they haze. From uhaiswe have scta nc are
gfaiifed . bslirve that Yirginisas arc n3Glo far
behind heir brethren Of other States ia ihis re-
sPset. as ihsy have The reputation qfIeef.g, They
ara ida fair way, At least Of eFsdi siinS asg such
impressions, andio Do 50. most saecess aily hare
cnty 70 continue their commsudable ediris q 6s-
half 81 tse great caassof agriculture Il Ytgi4is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
TIE EAIa.

yesterday The thirl DAY IN IL, eihiatloa iAs
numbers in attendance were gretScr than ever -
The Heavens we're lowering; bui iorthps.gsy 70
rain gu. Mr.. BroKnrof PhiialfPsa! Dc iseFed
an interesting discourse ea sheep spssanlfy,
which we will publish IA fall 70 nsstor.
Everything 50 fFs has surpassed all eyoeesatloa.,
We have never seen s. rn1ny p56aisia such go
huno-. The best <eFilence Of. ne Galhpskisfa
which pcfyaassihe farmers wis 'as sils4l &i9n
for lie ssaeasoflAe soeissy, wedlsstayn's 2, 81
$4,000 Nsa..arous chr eos'Fiea Isndd sgrs
maize yess day, aai NJ aaa 9ast VII .obAsly es
sxclFch - 5000 .Rthnoai ely fs94ssssi s
S eaQ.-- Rissassaa IFii-, Mr.. 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
-, TasA.SSs.

wesss.sr tk4ass 81 a esatiaestis-. = tassF,
Cd ts1a. Tbs s4saps seat hy CO frsud ls,ss
IfAil. Y he largest s.zs "a aess savssr Aad
TIE eashase ison oas ol lsssaa ssz &. w1rxSs ed
a, . WELL ts mats nsss SHY eatsr =: Tie REGAL
lzetica cf tAela.
Is r. fsisnas-iasse fsvors Agafy appreciated, aad
sniu oass i rreparss-a. 70 81 sFsa Fszsmsgsd i
e.asslkiss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
FOYn OvER

Mr.. sAHrEt C. Yorxo. !, will b, seen y advertise
neat. oacrs the finder Of his Pocket E.ei iity-dA
lars il be tbs wallet and papers theieia the
papsrs are Of value Dir " ,hiak, hard = money
matters are the faaer nisa be content VIII; poeketiag
eeol hftr Of Mr. w. hard saraiaKs. S. ssrk fsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10

Y Al iks hats STATE Fsir, hsll u GisAzond lie
eonaisiec on bssl iasnias ia YiEs'aia. pssnsA 3
recommended Heaorary Tesiimsn.als 81 3tAe.fol-
lewi6g farms y
The farm Of Gss. e. DEAL, ofJsTsrsos,
The farm Of Geo, II BuFwsH 8. Cake.
sIs,2 49,. IL. sT
TIE farm q Win. Garsh OF Aibcraarie,
The farm OF W. "a Harrison. OF Piuqr Gsotse.
Pie farm ef Jas II Kent OF Moaiyyaserr. "a
The farm efikickerd SznpSar, 81 Go0tllsnd.
TRs lsfal of Win Sayre. ofNarfo,k cstsniy
Ths faua Of Jehn A Seldom. 81 ChaFlgI Cir
The farm Of Gen. 2 S,einbcreer. 81 ktsol Co
TAs.iarm q Roherl Tor. 81 HSaFica !
The mast Of he tesiins siaIs avarled t.sr9 upon
evidence not ia writing, a. written eta lenYaa were
generally no, fatnissed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10

M, tssnrAtrf( zeSfcrr YEA y olth, K VA
nfs.<- N - tlsc eas burned % te4lh os zGsl-
1aT e4trikt "a ~ her cluhss iaking Ere 1uf *
4 f.np6rarr 1hecnte 6f hel mo- sr. Wig ssslnr.I
only IA time a witness ihe last meneqia ksF SUI
fefing skiI1 The 4cei1e<t u<st nIsres ~ . 10
character. issorposei 10 k,Rs <isIhstt9 nm llse
bnraine II soAs tlltitsl 81 Ms child &c len
n'cns The absence 81 Ne mother 11' 1et 1sen
Prqsrsc,.d oget ~ niiuiss. IS 4trlas.E, fs.s4
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49,. Z. ~ e = felili.,I I,.ct.ttus -
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g Murder will cat. thsy sar' snd % "iu paIi,,es.
'ts4sig % - a. , ~ ssis.s,s4 ,t,st t5n
'Ae 'f@i9 y II I. rs u ls,
al - y ,is' s, h.t had BEEN .a9.t baasa,
7. 4 ,i,st n. yss Irl into ihe ,,o,iteal AHA a.
ans +. viii. hks tanI 10 tsc siaasasr w4udeF-
a 10 he ,sd, however il now terms e9t thAt te Filre
80 n1mfstoa -, The resa' Of deep iail' eSSa
.ch7s. eaaseeisa esf'stSn 49,. III s.s M
-,SM 49,, 81 fgbI ~ lid f.ar,ss b na1i
,,,. s3er.,.. yceni Biaasrc,al,; .tey ise sssom
r;r, b.,t now aad Ac4cclr.h The litter saeay kfiks
pr.ssarnt "
Baskeltt appears, the prasipa E-ent il tn
tFaasasti1n ItsYtag' by ssrfhs nfthais, sPFTTtuy
prepare f tae rAfty ler NJ MAJ co'3 * ht' "a
p.ger ~ e'a.iiied sna iaii doNa $780, s q
NhisA n -, 49, -, - 49,.
!. Es.ns,fl t,..,, 81. b tsr.f +. ma brE.iha
Nm ~ rur ,rlr,s,atr .le,sya uaIil ths plsd +,
Nd, tsy x.catiea Aid be especially careful notftQ
mite Al yonr Votes upon any o4s csadidsts itwaId ~
uangetou5 Such y th- moral isfre Nf.acdRfH sur
dsisesi'oa, ies Il asy fhsald 20 }nsassaeqs,y aF 49,
DaeslasIet aachAHfsa they tSAt ehteI "a n9faat
toe aars sa5uEs 'aaa ,'t $ la D. pretty Hsts.s
= l ,g.l ma ,,e.,t-E, Ma
80 sgr b3sa sa9 a9y heaven Ill esfta 10 sIeuTs
,.v SS,sest,oa ;, s. 80 amr rhe arif1i d.
y.s. 81 f,5r saler IA. lapi o.Ily aioyII b. iAukt
,nl lis aut7r.. lbrr s,aaea seimbiu4 dsrE
ttsa sAy ratt6plar direction TIL the VEsail de}sa
ton esns eatfoF P'srce aHi tsea tAsy Wrat T. ToT
iss IS K. Vxaa a ' he in 1.s Js#.i3.
that ht bad bsSa lbs l4'frasssH;' q st.ngas tSsa
ihs .fa.l F9fait
Sasa - the sseaaat B.vsl By III barkr, sad VA sea
- 'rsas2a . dssns ny c2rEsenes' IS eafio1l ~
slhlfs II ~ ia.nfzf "a "'ea ~ "a '-a RI rsr,
A2d sFtq N'ts 500 ~fe - Q.~a Es9- the q sst-
pSs' 2,s <. h,.te'ssl Rss..zaa., $500 Y. ILL.,
n ss.''' ~ = y I =, = X
I'd IL Til .ssll' ii General pefcc. 10 as ars
,ss fs abt 81. sb,tit,f, !. ea.aisT es,,1,,rI,
81 sF.fsl political wins vorier pssaaoni II'Aix
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Nj Ts5a.bs replies il tH. Aa.Ssts kCa} Cars4e.-
s,1 Sentinel 10 81. rscsot l,.tf-r n s.s,s i5, .
NJ f.al 49,. NJ
h Eats1 s'ss ias eeiSs.oh 81 Air. DArI4 Better, F.
fJcm5s says
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ExrENsIVE.sALEs.

Our readers voala do well {, attend N. sales whieas
vail take place 6uriss he nsxt fsrssi-Ss
ss9u-snisrs-ns great variety Of desirable propetty
Mr. Atrasp DvrF1Etp, snd NJ. JonS w. GRASTaAn.
also oer their entire property for ss.. For tine ,Aa
particulars, We refer 70 adsertissmsa,s
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ALexASDEas soai Of Mr. Jazz. n SxAr., Of shss
toMn haashi. wrist broken rsriax By being
throwa from horse Or. srsura bsisg ilaa,sd:assly
e.iisa IA aus u sas limb. sad tAslsa 1, ssays vel
sisesld g expected. lie i..siat e years sf,S..
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Naz s2g.5..5ala I'D IL E5snAzp

TheGwas'jss tors CORE rondent Of the Richmond
Aail gives u It'd fosfng ii reference til an author
ess Of very eonsidtsRhe- rsputc and welAAnown Ia
many Sedtiors odott s,atc
Mrs Emnia h. deut1worth tic apthoross Of TIE
Curse hf CBtTt0A 5i}aniel H4neff Sc npw resides
ia q ulaiu tgt he4s e9ttage III Georgetown. Last
week Ne hetc iuio1s8ed by asff3iIy who reside with
ii sql.aFe dr Ro f this unfortunate lady, tliaf vi.
Soath9otlh ffoai HApti size had cen seGQraied for
several wears, hs rikurned ft5m California atlln
few DAYS past asl IA an Interview with lis lady ex
pressed 4 desire t0Iteturn 10 his fFn1ily. This Mrs
S9athNorth au1d dot permit us she eefId discover
NO syn ofIgssraslsa ii his manners " appearance
We Understood tx Intends bringing inihIcliate salt
for the fetoyerN d l children; but from tie cfcunl-
stanses surround nk. tho case ne heliey6aisd hope
that he1wiif ieEEaLt II tie suit
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s..sFcsx-Sss firfHRtg kSp CeLLrcgaa BRoxseH !"
~ Jade tais c3gdnn she FeHtlf LssToan publish
.. = Nos sstisA Sbtua ae Dab ca. Va, has an cd
is.,fiat tlts u Is issue al b. 7 inn iBSr hich
t'iE femzfksalr Pa--zss Is feund shah lbe aat1in-
is.fsicn Nj a. n.cit ere long sndsriBg 10 lie
mshcs q ~ cftfe nlDss eslffppt political orgsrf
zlJisns tiinI was kRsWn IN i- countFF: a. ~
sanizalipns rheh. fnsrHh Is 'sheiifogslher by tie
eshcsjvr FeTrs Y Piun5ex anJ which Einss e. 4 10
sieees wtlsps Vs'r tarfe ar ~ III ~ Sste or Fe
erai. 70 he Aestawed.- TiatTissIbtvg n 1rbsse1a.