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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
.r,,n arCurs or RAILROAD rAssEN-
GERS TO SEATS.

The Marine Court Of New York has rendered
an important decision N favor 81 right q railroad
conductors In eiecliGg passengers from seats INTO
which they had obruded themselves. wo men
sued the Hudson River Railroad Company lof
$500 damage each tor assault and ia'se lmptisoh-
ment The facts, are. thai hey came N me cars
at Sing. Sing where they rad crank llqnoi more
than was necessary to improve their mannefs7-
The seats In the cars we're all occupied pai gen
tleman had lsf his seat 10 enjoy cigar ~ the nag
gage car and this seat the plaintiffs top1 posses
sion Of aud refused 10 give il ua when caisa upon
and when applied % BY The G'.1ldscior psea Pr
fame and obscene Language, Offensive % iadies-
Upan this the Conductor with necessary assistance,
elected the parties from their seats and, 70 prevent
their violence, confined them in small room, IN
IA he train arrived - the City For ihisihe action
was brought. The Court justified the action o. me
Conductor aud dismissed the suit. THIS decision
rsconizes f5r he fFst time hy Court of justice,
~ rigbf AZ 4 sthreugh passenger to his seat
Ii i realty annoying . oe suddenly flfPoss-ssed
ola seat after having occupied II nearly 10 fonT
iaprney'sead We have witnessed sotnf singular
scenes In regard 10 seats and il would b 40 I'm por-
tant invention If some plan could Be h'r upon
which would ohsiate the eiherlty, ntreqaenh5
haprens that passengers leave coat, bag. a. um-
brellat or some other article as nouct th2i lne
seat Is occupied. and we have seen tnfm ihfusl
aside with perfect indifference. Ladies. though
usually polite seldom take the slightest notice o.
these warnings tha Hsest Is taken, bat ppnnce intt
ffvith as much confidence as they would i the cal
were cmuty We have seen this done more thar
once. and family. OF party, Of both SEXES sepa
rated by The Intrusion Baltimore AmerFeca.
fAnosher rcteyfs IN travel Is necessary 1--WE meal
the practice OF tlrs persons sometimes pceupyin;
far seais, whilst other passengers have none
This is custasn too often carried out Conduc
tors should not sufef It
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
MINTElR q iCsnMING.

A. winsef b spproaehing, il win become necessary
lor he benevolent haye eye to the comfort Of the
poor. Although there an but few<in our community
Who entirely destitute, yet there i much orprisaie
bsse6esnee to accomplish. The CINCINNATI col,asbiaa
thus srey urges the subject upon pebble attention ~
that city, and is views are applicable here
aYes, winter e coming, aud viii il winters prv-
leges, amusements. deprivation, slneTfng eJoym
and duties Lectures concerts, and exhibitions will o.
fer the means of ~faioymept the rich cold winds,
falling snow and biting frosts will bring suffering 70 the
poor. And how mary this winter will be unable 10 OBJ
tain the neoessapy extra clothing and hRehod comforts
required BIZ the inci.mepey Of thr season fhese p-
vaiions will work the line Of duty % those be,
Gar a. worldly wealth goes, p Avofabie cir
eumsiances Lat not poor be forgotten readers bat
Jet yours - Tho orsn hand Of charity the ynpahnng
heart, the language 81 compression The POOR we're left
% hi followers 81 him who had not where % lay his
bead The poor ye have always with you Let the
sacred duty be well discharged that good account
81 the stewardship Heaven has committed 70 year charge
u.au ~ fea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
Marrla Il,

81 lie ssh ultimo. ., Locust s.. Grove, N.Y., SUSAN
~ Z. M GEORGE II. lsl-EA and0'i's'
Men -, II, Rev VIM F. Broadus pr
on ne -psh KERFOOT a Clarke county aaa
si,ss JElNNIE, daughter y Wn s-nsA's'' I
cFiekburg. 5,...r H.. Rev. ?. 8.
o. he "a sstSn' eS1E i ,ss I'D Mss MARY Y
/ ppnS,nNTZ-both st Frederick county. -r.ns
q, he l9 uliuo, by Res. s y, MsT I'd, nj sa roaE
4 r,S ~ MARPoi.E and Miss ELlL.A9hi = :.
1 i9AND-bota u FrederAehseaanay, ~,
= = \, :..,,,, pear Back Greek Valley ~ sss
o. the q Na ls l.sITs d sPURR, q Wnehester
- = ~, Ss NJ ARG AREr,A, daughter q 9osfIA .'1
os,n,. II Frederick eanaiys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
Asr.AvE TRAD*R coNvICrED.

Capt. James Smilh, has seen convicted In the q.
s Circuil Court. \ r., Of being engaged ~ The
slave trade with an American vessel called the ia
liza Moni0n. He sailed from New York~in Jan
nary last took ia csrgoo Cos slaves, At the Con-
20 river n5landed them on The Island Of Trini-
dad. The vessel was thea brred Il yea. aud tthe
captain aud American portion Of he crew return
ID % the United States. The evidence against
Smith was disclosed ~ bis maze, viii whom IL
had qnarresled. and BE- was brought 10 trial and
convicted. The act Of Congress under which TIL,
conviction has taken place u that pf the ltil
may. 1920 which ploFi3es that any ciiizen Of ih|
United States who Is one Of the creWsof v.sse
engaged IN lhe slave trade, ofany person whom
soeger who = one Of he crew Of vessel hsI06g
inr %. a. naFieaied iuf citizens u ne Uniif,
Stairs, shall on conriciion hereof De a1infee.
Fgily of piracy, and shall snfsr dczlh. The pres
So =; ~ TIE 6fst conViciiol thai las ever takei
- =. - e7ked States under tie provisions
A-t i-@. SUNNI NJ ia norerian ~ birth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
SHOCKING AND STARTLING CONFESS
sION9.

The Philadephiaslnquire Of yesterday furnish
es the following additional par hulars relating 70
ths awful crimes Of Psmeia Myers.
We gave IN yesterdays Inquirer an account Of
The arrest Of Pamela Myers, a. vi. Thomas Rices
hoase. ga the Nictiown Lane, 10 he twenty-lhId
ward charged VIII havingyery mssteriopsiy made
Rray with a n1uher q her chil,ien. We have
been informed thu she has voluntarily confessed
10 NE oficers thatshe had nj iFrent times with
ii The past SIX ytars girsF btriA n 81 eiiid,ea,
which had either ele about the time Of heir birth,
>, md kr-a nurf3sf by ttcr nstier These chill
tren which were ~ bieginmate. were The result II
intercourse with &fersnt men, and q make he AZ
fsir sill more n csing he uacle Of the miserable
woman a man n aned Snyder is charged with the
maternity Of Two 4 them. Snyder is now ia prison.
lie is a married san he is also accused 81 hay-
iny hen 7ecesSost in tie murder Of some Of The
children. Pamei after her arrest made 4 iuil
copfessios of her shines The FIRST child 10 which
she gave birth W. born n me entry 81 her unce >
hons The moher had the .nallpQx Al me Time,
s,t the rhili took II and died on alter. Sire was
es,ected however aay or two before It's death, in
a. a,tsmr to suif3caie il, The second ehslH vas
ehoksd 81 II mnlh after iis birth and vas thrown
hysh~r into The c-e 1o9l from whsnee j, was aifer-
wards ken byihs uncle, placed in a box and bu-
rsed ia The ya-t attached 70 the house. The third
child was born ia IN open field ana was. the mise
r.hle rnother s1vs still born The fourth was born
rsiive and was en-, he'd by the pafepi and disposed
81 4, The samr naiaer as he second OF ths siih
we have no INFORMATION and he siSth which was
horn Eve Of SIX esys sisee, the mother says wa
sill born Other parties aliese 4 atitwas thrown
;nio mig pen and devoured bT the hSgsi On
sunday afternoon the wrelched woman had al in
,aryiew with the Mayor aud was committed by
himto prison TO await further examination. Ths
sollowine is The substance Of her admissions. made
!, tbe Nayr Oae ~ the children vas buried II
H. charchyari. and one in the yard in boxi M
mole AMI the peovle barie il IN the box they 60
n out oil the privy bf the yellow house opposite
/ whers lived had dropped i into The PRIV q
stated 10 AIR Sod was eofqecf. 1iea ef ~ CHI
Srea lre5eTb6rS ARA and eiotcl ttem 70 deatA :
( Tue last one va. boz born alive il was born j
the field and | lsi. il there.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16

e ne no's essseaisni ard ssfIf-einEE asnsaarni
or seeaaass. ~ a1easfs dae n seberrfivss. al
vsE,'.sg. &C. VII hrnssss uP 70 ne Art q Jsassry
80. - sh'eh TINE We has q n he sc.iieneat piih
- e. ~ essd e g. = vel a tbose uho ny have
ee,ns p ~ De EXPRESSES q cur bsiaess have
'.ersssea Es nal expect yeisaiiy tPoa The lar, If
chr r<lsons n eoercise means be asogtea % prorre
what : justly doe Is. he fais vim al IS ~. IT,
whe hare bsen indalgsd besaad fsrsier e,svr. =.
noi sxpect lsrhsr Ienisrcy- 4t.os A. t.,r..;v,.
- VEL 70 fhosc who have lady indls
rronpt sctiul.
HIN GALLAHER q 60.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
b Z d ].

:, N.rtin.burg on Monday ,oeTsias, IN ~
.5a county. aged about2i years .;.e.l HI.
-. instant ia Manchester, after Iaials ~
20 M ". HENRY NEw@oN, aged about o. Year, .,,
nes. m .asseae. II JsAa " Daily. hug iiis.
aaeaf eoaaiy Virssla,soa the ~ ,aass Ne III
o, tas eAes' es,anaratyb stranger. but he reeeheu
es~ .Ts attention vh,eh MS situation desired
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16

- s.. ~, :. D, ~ fhs CircuKt Court OF
10y virtue q l'ess2s = ,ss,nl.ed at its late
ID JeiIslsoa Cesasyt 4 pNiageaebtfy Gnardian
Term in the sait q n n s.s.s;ss rr ana Vie AID
O. Pill against A Az ;.ed 1 GJmmissioner APP
oilers DTS, the 81 M 10 a day ef
poina~d Tor the purpose WI - So, Iohn + Smiihs
lr5t n ifea' 4 IA ..,n,T that large and
s,ore ia Middlewsy ~ say " S Srgssf ASo -
valuable new BRlCh 1880 $500 ~. f.s.I
s-s--rfsuuts'st LEI! Is SSefI.
Smith 5 store. on the peinelpn ssgfs IL an
saii torn and IA present oce apssu ~
John Hammond !, cx.s,,ant e.
5is z opeLy Z 9u'.s ss,r 4 nwellipg aid
1sHfs@s4s tA<SE IA ~ hi re- =, =. s,,sa
on the tit day oi prilEfS5ss wStH pssessssu IN
81 afyfn and the resasue 10 s.3a equal payms nss,
al aneana Two wears! wihiater Fss =. the said
Isl of Ami, ie55 auh baeul 81 lausNah she
prtnlfses Isl secure ms iaelrgfea p4 ush's'
sac Is take place a y o s,s NJ Nj
tlIE a Z i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16

a NIGHT SCHOOL was orened 4 IL school.
- Room 2. pfs,rist 10 " on the eFehing Dc
Nogemker lsaH- pose not having an Spportnni-
70 Join. For terms and cpufse II Il slrscsior polrs
% tea<nef q the school Aodm No TO- dr al Capt.
5oan Reeds. fhs School ofers at q o'clock,
November ! 81 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
DETERMINATIONS q. rnE. , afIox'

Z.
Al Whites or NV fORN.
The f5llowing letter Is pubii.hesin de New
York psPefs Al ad5fess q tie Whirsftis 49,
sssisa has bern prepared, and win bs isssed in
meeiaieiy afer he elsesioa uhalevef nav bs De
rssRlt
Ars,sr. odi. 3. 1851.
DgtR Sss-CP9n ecnsuitztion ar,oh~ /. nnrt..s
81 Naiidna Whgs lfssa rear 1srtI 81 IA So
! - been dsrIa-d advisable 70 call 4 eonyeu4io1
q assee se a tl~ place early 10 Jandary Is rein.
az ne Nhlg parry On ia cd d TORN Lrecenflv
ciscarded a Auburn. : : = -''y
y z proposed 10 issue al address ID he v,si,s
isr01ghoat TIE State ~ which - nfil~.nlss OK
NSiiaaai Wig parry viii 81 plrinsv 1900 -.
pressing decided opposition 10 he NIbraslrs pill
a. violation OF he Missouri -t,omrEomise "a
altering q the vhig principles ess,tlf.t.l H. -
National CcnFenfioB 81 Baltimore +, gSSa $780,
z IVES % oppose al PROPOSITIONS iolihe "a
= q Q. ne Nsig Psriy Hi,h sny o,her f5rtte pur.
P'se g forming 4 sectional pafsy. bssed rr,n ~.
agitation o. he .iay. The tine isf ..-eFSfgz s~,;a,
las arrived snG the coniag ainter viii l.se,r5i-
whether Nalioaal Wing parry shan ceass 10 er-
Shond yo1r views coincide vii H.. h.-.;.
Sessed. be pleased To Onward yaa nza,. ,t,.e,t-
win me names 81 such other reliable n1en &, go
Deighbof1ood as yon NAV select - thr,.{ t:iI
nis,fd ss w Iaalai delay that they may be
By order o. he conmiaee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
STRAW CUTTERS.

The mo.s valuable and useful Straw Cutters for the
Garner, which We noticed al the Richmond Fair were
thoss exhibited hy II. NJ sarrH ESP Of Richmond -
They are not oily cheap ba, durable being sreng sad
easy % work They have taken epremum Il Peters
burg Norfolk, Richmond, and various other places,
speoimea may be il our possession VIII SPEAK
Cor ITSELF Call and see il.
III s.,,-s ,..nufse,ar.s various ether Agricultural
Implements wAlch are specified in his advertisement y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
NO FUSION.

IN. p.noer.,, have been eIamoring very loudly fcr
.os. time mast against t.insions, and the Wings
"a K.ew No,hihes have been abused for vile eoali-
n. d defeat the Democracy. The result IN New
York did not bear cut The truth Of the accusation be-
eau,e Il, Know Noshipgs had not adopted ticket Of
,h.;r .n cark fWtigl woald have been elected Gov.
e1or b. large majority.
nat. notwithstanding al their horror the Democrats
a Massaehpets have Ialleh in with the American Par
" 70 defsa The whigsnsi As they coaessed with the
Free sellers ormeriyand they have swept The platter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
Principles, Am TH ia CONsS-
QUENCEs

The admission Of Mr.. Hams. one Of the S1sm-.
ocTatc candidates in Illinois, that under the pop
ular sovereignty principle, the M9rnons Of & tab
will be eatitled 10 come into the Union with their
domestic institution of'pofgamy, has ereafed i.orne
INQUIRY ia regard to the colsgquepees of the doc
ifine If exercised in is widest Latitude Upe! Ibis
point the ST. Louis Inislligsncer remarks
..souatter sovereigntylmsy look very well Il the
abstract bat when you begin TO apply the principle
Il is found 70 involve ahsnrdities and coaredflons
which must force men who respect thenseivet and
the institutions o, their country ether 10 abindon
the principle altogether or % enteni then{e.Fes
with the stupid irrational course toe c.ien pursret
in the world Of carrying he principle out o. inst
50 g2g Is
t51e The principle however, once Admitted,
nafdv theorists wiil always be f0ina ready - ap-
Div Il in a way from which hose 81 @kora 4 vas
once laid down for particular parpose Tould
shrink with horror.
ssCSTart that men hzvsla right 10 assemble IN The
territory Of The United Safes form their n.siiiu-
lions without any reference 10 those already fx t-
ing here. and ignore unkfly those great irnds sen.
tai PRINCIPLES ofchristiaa mofaliiy upon nhf az
ADMINISTRATIONS are based sud which ihe7 support
ma IN What rrouad shall We refuse admiedqn q
he Chinese whoa they form az hola'ions ces4mn 2.
nitv on the Pacfc coast numerous enough y. g. r9s
into The Union bringing heir ngy lae's alols y y.
them7 On what principle can you tnel fslee, ,n'
Norrnons. Of whose institutions plurality oL.Hite'
ara he rnosl disgusting and degrading ineoIt- an.
practices are Leading lc4mfel On vnai prfnei
-, shsnld 4 herd Of cannibal Indians take tdFsn
iars Of circumstances q paddle o1t q t1t 49, .
some victorious enemies aud make !, y,
I our coast and here inffeaes m mai.lt 49,
e,e ~, were sud eirnrIy efe1t - fisf t1ea
.5-hs fo ainIssi1n.--o4 Wal prtncipie 5a7ei.
I their sronc MINDED vfrws nno - ,et.'t -. q
| pfriadict against eal1< rnm-n 1esp
saIosl heir admission INTO he sDsak Is ir!.reas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
Local Memoranda.

a. Y'siNyIGoRATING CoRDIAL:-The
merits of this purely vegetable extract for the removal
ma cure f physical prostraiion, genital debility, ner
os,s ae.ctons Sc &e are fully described 10 another
column Of this paper to which the reader Is reicrred
: per hoiile bottles foFsS q, tx bottles NJ
6 per dazen- Observe ias marks g w. eEsscls
Prepared unly BY 81. CU5f1N NO = rankin nov,
yi5e street. below Eishfh Phla ephia, Pa, TO
WHOM ALE ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED
For Sale BY all respeciaeie Druggists and Merchants
Throughout the country
r., fS5f--lr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16

IS. v!;vu.m of As.i. nol in, on
!, s,h ssssio, 81 he Nofgh-WessIn Nafs ~
r,ilroad on Saturday last and aises shlo - Me-
sooihins and gratifying isnnense q ~ i, ..sss
49, ssgsrs ,aad good dinner, the whole sEisea
- = - sss,,r ehIt-chat We walked forth % ktsM
~. s,ssf Interesting piece Of WORK o. ne s.hs
road The cutea this seeron = aeens ~
~ !, nile long The greatss deFsh y eeeA. 80
e;,e, fi II pssses through several Feins e u
~ hardest ana NEST ina9enetFaose fesA =
his coantry-she thickestlvein oeirs aooas va
Robinscn ana Humbers are the eontracsoEss; a
1 such they are number one ne ~ sns ever
~ he most periect system q sreei
hSrr,efe adopted among The irish y s
4 we wish them success Pr ssgie.sa .-a-s's'
x,-- -1s~-Ss ,sat sone Of the lsad,ns
,sr,ers \, Virginia arc ready % nAiie s.,e IS
atthe eomng eisesoa y I, ~ yie-
MAY ana that they gre ss,s M secret
VI: VI, = esher hard time cf il IN the va n - IA
1.-The best cspteialy the mesaoess ST. ~ rss and
deslias votes. g. I.sl 1asss W Jnisn
: D,aoerscy. As excmrlfed BY ne Aa,A Y ],
o-e.a II reioices that ia Virginia
~, vote their true sentiments nnaN $ d,eoon ter
ton er t,s 49,, nay please The unsea relosss
,rer mat system Of soslng when na r rln-i IN
tenders among the landed 49, ss.-ne,siv adopted
as,-,s IN IT, ITnon as Ia vfaica IS,
y e,ess are polied The Richmond EA4-..s re- Den
Z ,ts4k ,rtiai nOW Shan
4 ats,; narts 81 virsiaia. ard the Unloa as.s bns
4 .sa.hi ~ .yety principle Of true Dem1esAs9 -
N how il Is 10 be enlorecd.- Bat. aAfi 60
!, .r,,r Kxow- Nornisesix Naw YoRx - e s. -
va, Times remarsing on The action q tae : n
<. ss,,biogs il The recent election in that S'ase
a .----@l ssslll is thai shs Know No.a :.
" served the Democrats AZ tlht am Pennsyls AHe
III They have ye1g 2 cal strength and havecasi VI
- sSstdFeaes 70 @seesA q 80 49, ss' y
hat peaass Ave been Democrats aid my
de- ssfsaA's NJ has.iitv 10 the Demottatt Ii
sch pieSe 800 ~ leading Mhig papers hANf I
ler. ~ ns 80 and tbrif direct ptiaeE hss peer
sss M WIS Tkeir nomination q " . is =
'rn- cans -, csn5idale was a satil ,ienl ina'ea
ugh laas ~ etet tie feat q ma ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
Blessings Oyster Saloon.


-s~s7tsf sgskftet Affttt t>kVtfHe
he 81 scTlller fespectfa informs us friends
i and the public hat BET has fls. f,ted M ~,
OYSTER SALOON, in andSoine Nv lei i here.he
will be pleased ID see an iIbss 10 III wish ans
thing IN this link
SUPPERS. &C., served d. 10 pfixatc s,ar,;s. Il,
short notice when desired - = II
FRESH OYSTERS received daily which r.;ll
Be furnished families 81 HE Can 81 otl.eg cyixr
November llsi t8S4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
nALTIMoRE ANp oHI6 RAILRoAp.


The regular monthly meeting Of the Beard u Direc
tors of he Baltimore and Ohio Railroad as bsid al the
Compaay's Office on the Sth instant. This being the
first meeting after the annual election Of Dreetes the
Board proceeded 70 The election Of the Pres d the
Company for the ensuing year. The full Board Of D
rectors were ia attendance On The first ballot the
stood w. G.. Harrison IS votes; Thomas Swami II
votes, and John H. Done vote. Several succeeding
ballots we're had bat the vote ia each resulted tie.
Mr. Harrison and Mr. Swami each feeeiving Is votes
After Erccess ofhal hour The balloting ws resumed
with the same result, The election ,her postponed
until The meeting Of the Board in December The 10
Directors who voted for sIr Swan Hcrc the twelve
representing the private stockholders interest," Mcssrs
Tewkelhnry aud Turner, Of the City Direction aud Mr.
Auderson. Of the State Direeliop.
The official report Of the business Of the road r tho
month Of October showed he revenue Of the road Cor the
month q have been follows:
Main stem. Wash Dr.. Totals
For Passengers, S55,I47 03 S75,s76 - $4,000 III
For Freight, 26f 9ss 90 e,1t035 176O99 IS
s39sI9s9s $40 sss7s sB6o, l22 &c
N- 1870 80 I. -
and ,se5 SIS on the W s.hiaFton bf-nee
eco 9s4S5. A compared with the previous n,entA =
seutember there increase o. Y w
.,.. and small decrease on the Washing.on V4-A0i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
ryH1BITI n

vvxyTrt YOU Nc MEMS IN IN, sT1sss1ectFully an
ny 81 ChaFltstoMn, tnosa - gIof Ibis place
= ia Ladies and ~, XII large and
isilv. thar they have sssess .jsh has hem
s ssssnt soon, Jstsoa ha., and viii give
49, 49, ss IA In masuihcens manns1f
i ii ffss szAihi''osIon $3.50 and, 1854.
Saturday ErsAsa2, -. .-..ndpa Rev. Or.
on which occasion viii e va Acts, entitled,
Home 80 r1nrInH.A&.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
NnHnn

4IIE subscriber has just received haudsonE
= assortment # Britannia Izemps CnFtSin Ban3z
Also, Box Exifscf LozR0ld
NSx q. is5 T.RAWLlNs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
]. +. BLESSING, (Onfeetiencr.


WoULD reEpeeituIIy announce TO ire citizens
~ot Charlastpwns and RlIIpefsons visiting the
same, Tia, he has now % hand ana will. continue
10 b. supplied with the latest novelties 81 each sue
eessive season, e0mpffsing iii part
COAFECIlONA ARIES. ofthe choicest varieties,
sUcH As
Fine Candu Ioys. Jelly Cakes,
Bon BORIS; G1aA Cof1adl, Lemon,
Ch0celate and Ffuis Drops,
Rose, Taailfansd Burnt Almoads,
FreneA and Exptoeling Secrets.
Also. all the eodimon yafi, lies ali OF which will
Be sold al low rates a his Confectionery Esiabiish-
ment adjaining I'll. + kBy II sous Eamis Gfoce-
ry, where he hhs just received FRUITS AND
MI Is. Of the iAtestImpDiihfiGn, such ass--
2 ztalsssss,
11gs, PsuHes, Catr0as, sCurrants.
NJ 1and 1'aprr ts4~ife<f A f,ssnaIe
E.lbeyts, Cocoa, Cream,
Aid Ground Nuts, dc.
Also- 1Dys and Fancy GOodsg
q every Kind ard from 1 PaIlsof Eurt PEI manu-
iaeinftd Of woed glass. china india rubheg &c.
81 Pound HEuit, Sponge and an cher kinds dk
Cakes Ice Creams JefIfeN ii made fo urier AMI
luf lshed 70 webbing and other parties I'd short no
ice e IRIS q sn q Ehe aal4iuing eounlies ORDERS
thankfully feeaifed anil promptly afscsesdt0.
Chaflesfawn. $@renibty IL 1854
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nons'asas - - n r..
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gen - . e 81. 1880,
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80 sac - .,h.r.
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- 4 HembtT.
Tbis n.-,r a ..,..,, b afIectioa for one
oftse ol5.4, ro..,he,s v ghly cseditable to
tse:profes.ion 81 ~ esident Of Mobile
-: s'ss..'s' ~. MI Fort con4s. "a
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!. - 1. me -oca'au e Ns;ag prosperity
-, % an 'i'A - f,1~ard 10 il
I. s'--3,iv $500 --=S-a-aAa al
!. Is. - remarkable /. q o'd before Jury
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-, NoRT.E lSHEPH HERD,
80 $500; Il tifSeen Minptess)
ln'saa - ~ much admired and mirtl
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Thc Rough Dlaslso ala a -
Abundance % cents .oas ~ IS Il oSlotk per-
served for Ladies. Door 0Isa ,s,as Al Officer
s;ii rs ii attendance q iasnsT attndanes
Thev wotld most la.l ha mere Will Be
~ lie Ladies and assure ~ ii any maa-
oshin IN the srhss leeliRgS
rsr Fl give cegcs, e see e weia adapted ID the
Their SCENE g - 80 y. he;as Improvement
and their only eeiess q MAI heir friends
IL the mir9s ~ N, ! sileTal patronageF
WI, -. = essed MUSIC win BE- y asIe aup'4
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