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wHiTESLAykgy IN rfIF BARBARN STATES.
DY HON. CHARLES SUMNER With 40 splendid
ID illustrations by Billings engraved by Baker
Smith. 1t makes beautiful l6mo volume Of about
I40 pages bound in cloth thin boards printed in the
most elegant style, on the best paper
THE ARGUMENT.
Introduction Territory Of the BarbHry States The
Subject and Sources Of Information.
l. origin Of Slapvp. Slavery IN the baroary States.
IL History of Witt Slaperg ~ Baybafyj Early
Efforts against it-by Ferdinand the Catholic, by
Charles " by England by France, by Holland Free
dom by Redemption Freedom by Conspiracy Free.
dom by Escape White American Victims TO BaTba.
nv Parallel between White and Black Slavery; Iri.
umphant Abolition Of White Slavery.
III. True Chopacter ot Whtit SAaVeyy ~ bafhuy
Apologies for White Slavery Happy Condition Of the
white Slaves; Better Oft IN Batbary than at Home
Better Oh than the Free Christians in Barbary New
ertheless Unquestionnble Enomity Of White Slavery
in Barbary Conclusion Price so cts; postage IL cts
For gale BY LEWIS CLEPTIANE.
March 81. Ofice National Era
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LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE SD CONGRESS-
SENATE.

The Senate consists OF two Senators from each
State There are thirty-one States, represented by
sixty-two Senators
Wings Haiic; Democrats, in Roman Those mark
cd f. S. Free Soers or Abolitionists; U those elect
cd as Union men s. r., those elected as Southern
or State Rights men.
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JOHN O. WHITTIER, CORRESPONDING EDITOR.
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By Governors appointment. The Legislature
Of Alabama will have two United States Senators to
elect during the coming session
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
DR.. Jeiinston,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

VITHERE may e Obtained the mbs. speedy rem
w edy fsr al private Complaints. Gieefs. Stfic-
i.ues SenipsI Weakness, Pains IN the Loins, Alice
tons of the Kidney. Diseases 81 the Head, Threat,
Nose skin, asd ~ those dreadial aeetiOas arising
f6m secret habit 81 youth, Which Prodnees Ccnstitn
tienhI Debility renders Marriage inPOssibie, aHA in
as s1d destroys S Ts5 az u.SG ~ MN pa
EapAeially who have beccme the victims u Solitary
c< that dreadful add destructive habit, which a ual-
u 4aeeps uafsizely grave, thousands Of tceag
nen il he most ex4ited taie8t and brilliant intellect;
vd might otherwise hsve eBfraneed listening Senates,
will DE ihandsrs ofhis el0qnence, walked 70 eestacy
lie iting IRE. Gay call wIih - eoufdssee
MaFrisd PsTso1s, b. those, contemplating marriage,
bling ag are q physical wealness should aned,sisly
ei.FaD pr ! aad Is fesiofed r perfect heath Slight
cyRED IN Two DAYS On no CHARGE MADE.
.ltsHcE, No J Sub Fred & Street, Doors from
haitll1are Street, East Sit1Fr4 III e1sps.s
% Iie Plliieaiaf 4. osssss.g ills Name aad nun
tsr'leFIou viii mis sH,s Ihe Piaee
Member q the Royal College II Surgeons, Lonl0n,
graduate frem 81 the mest eminent colleges II 1.-THE
IEt4 States, and the greater part Of whose life has
beenIsPent u The rst Hospitals q London, Paris Phil
adeRha and elsewhere, has effected Of the
astonishing cares that were kHogn, many troGed
riagps IN the ears and head, whes asleep, great
vossieps being alarmed sa1dea soaBds aud bashul-
ness with frequent bhshihg, attended sometimes with
dsTajgkncai Of n,iai we're cured imaedi4,ely.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.. ::
Dr y. addresses al those who have injured them
sslsefby private aid improper idulgenees, that Sc
crst hid Solitary Habit, which ruins both Body and
MHd nhftiiuz them lof either basiness or society
Jhtsh Of thf sad and melancholy elects FRO
dlted W early habits II YOUTH viz Weakness II The
Back sEd Limbs, Pais Jhe head, DiDness Of sight,
Loss irseaiar Powell, Palptatioa u the Hart Dgs-
prtsA, apyons lrriabty, arrangement IF the Digss-
tiss 4ncii eus, GENERAL debility, Symphonic Of Csp-
suns Id, Sc.
- - 4s3T6rLY-The fearful effects on the mind are
much d BE- dreaded los otMcmory, Confnsions oil
deaf Oppression & Spirits, " Forebodings Avefsion
10 RtEiy, Self DistEsi. Love Of Solitude. Tmidi2y
&e* ar$ Of tbe lewis prodaced. Such persons
shohd efare contemplating Marriage dsusult Dr. JOHN
so4, add be ae1iee RESTORED Let False Delicacy
PREF hts but apply IN ddatey ard yourself ren
thei ffadll AID avid consequences u this terrible
nlatsavI
DIX ypANsToNS HNviGORATING REMEDY
EoR ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
is tbs great and asi3 important remedy weakness
Of hue organs spcedfy car,d and il vigoF restored
Lbna4astds u the nqst Nervous and Debstated nai-
s.aiF who ha1iosi ~ hope, hsye beeH Immediately
-teis Cea All npsdirent 10
MARRIAGE. !
Ph.<sea q Afrnal Disqualification, Nervous TrFitabi-
y, FreEablag and WisakGes,, Exhaustion Of Tie
Bs.ifft aftl kiii speedily cured hy Df J4last n.
CIR al ltt;ers Iust DC post pal; Remedies sent Isl
sma5l. ltpFI :, lS33.-Iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
Aaipl.ol n ant.

God pity the man VITO has nothing to dol
IdleAess is mother Of inoFe misery anl crime
than ALL other caEses ever thought Of, b.
the prpiound est thinker or The widest tLeo
rist
The idea that labor manual labor is de
gFaG;Rg, is not Only foolish. but wi kedl Zoo
proud to york Better do anything thaa
nothing Labor is the basis Of wealth, If
science, Of ART, Of eysg5 thing which gives
comfaft5 to the physicskrand dignity 10 tho
spiritual life Of nan Iao proud to work +
Thedeyil is always most busy with those
who are NEST idle. If tLcy don't work lie
will
a mind unoultivated Will run to waste
as sure as negl{osad garden will b. full of
wseds and cecklss Tho physical organiaa
tioa. requires aetfcns work, or it viii be Of
ffemiuste ana poweriessj He who can lift
but twenty pounds so-dags by practice aad
temperate use Of tie physical organs, may
by and by asteni4h the world with his Her
''''s ss'5k II ms y9a6g MIN wao Haa no ssra-
dy employment, 81 any Kind. See the bad
habits that are byldegreas growing rpon him.
WatdhI bis progress in dissipation and bis
end III crime Aud shsnla he have courage
aud strength sufficient left, at ef years of
indolaHce, 10 break awsy from the degrad-
ing habit, how my pei Of precious time will be
have ldsti How mach will he long to live
over tile wasted hGurs and years-so that
4 ha might better IMPROVE them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02


who are theyl Tia telling millions, the
iaberiHg men and women, the farmer, the
mechanic. the artisan, the inventor, the pro-
ducerl Far from il Thsss are natures no
bility, Gods fsxsrltss tie salt Of the earth.
No matter whethsr they srs high or low in
station. rich or pdoriih peIf, conspicuous or
humble Ia position, taey are surely the sup
uer circles in the esfsr sf nature, what ev.
sr the fictitious aIstSnctiens OF society,
fashios.kle. OF Gnflshsapable.- may de,
ereo I'll is not low. II j. Me highes.s duty,
privilege aud pleasure, for xhe great inAn.
and he whole ssuled woman y earn Via.
they possess. 10 work their ewn say through
life. 10 Sc the architee.s Of tAoiT eva for
tunes. Some may rank tae classesswe have
alluded 10. As snly greissir..ly low, andin fact
the middliag classes. Ne insist thai they
are absolutely theIyefy highest Ifthersi:
class Of human beings ca earth, who nfxY
be properly densminaieA loF, i is composed
Of those who spehd Without earning who
consume wish out producing, who disipate
on the ef.fnines Of their fathers or relatives
without being or doing spyshirg IN and q
themselves
We are Ill mariners thiste9 o. hiei
And they vi climb sbore - ep the saEsads,
Have only, 10 their dver.i1ppeg place.
Gained more dangerous ssssid1, aad iooihold
More Insecure
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

herself back and kosline her scarf Nth both
haAds pulled with asesps rate energy for her
life The coHfist lad begun, and ons or
the ether must perish The rebber was
psN,Efal man and Hads farioas Efforts to
get Loose: not SQUAD escaped bis lrs-
net d sound frem hdss TIE dreadful tsag
sdy was enacted ia silsraa.
We'll, mother Gperasa, cried a yousg
man, leaPing out Of : casfisgs that stopped
before the dooF 81 the Aabs4ke nsxt mora
ing. what news haSt yaa got for mel Has
neither arrived2
is il ysur mother asked the lsndlady.
<Whe seemed qAsts good hnnorea after hsr
night's rest Ikerl's 5ssg rp Is vail.
ing f3r SOME fTIeifls. bus kas & ~ Mt sneak
French easily And sesnieil unwilling + talk
WeIdould sea. csly persuade her TO 60 to bed !
Show me tie roonif cried Arthur, run,
ming iHto the house
They soon srrived bsfore tie Joar.
sMp shsr ! mother dried Lo, but be re-
ceivsd no answer
THE doer isionly lats:hed, FIR we have no
robbers in this part 81 sae country, said the
landlAdy. y.
DlF lVrfniuaple obstacle opposed their
eatrRhee ThdY heeause alarmed, especially
whea they heard tie shrisAs Of the little
girl, and burst Open the door.
Ths frst object that presented itself was
the face Of the robber.f NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
from beneath tie bed, ;ad with uretruaing
tongue and eyebals tAepext Was the forp
Of Mis- Martini Ia The position Ii which We
left Her She vas still pulling with both
haads at the scarf. ana glazing wildly 10
wards the headof tue l6i. Tie child had
thrsvh its arms aroana her neck. and was
sryirg but shh paid ne attention Tie
terror of that fdreaiful night had drivlu
had MAD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
"a BEAU fikuL. PIcTuRE.

The man who staads upon his own sod,
who feels that By THE law Of the land ia
which be liyes-by she law Of civilized ma
tisns " he is the rfgAtful and exclusive ow-
ner Of the land which BIO tifls is BY tue cou-
stitution of eur nature Under the wholesome
influence net easily Imbibef from any ether
source lie faelsreihor things being equal
more. strongly tLan another. tie eAarac-
ter Of man as the lord Of the inanimate
world or tbs great and wonderful sphere
Which, fashioned by the laad Of God and
upheld BY His power. is rolling thro' the
heavens, q part is hls-his from the centre
to the sky. L is the space Oh which the
generation before newell IN its round Of
duties, aud he feels himself connected BY =
link VITA those who follewS him, and to
whom he is TO traA@mit-a home Perhaps
his farm has come down to him from his
fathersi they have gene 10 their last home,
but be- can trace their footsteps over the
scenes of his daily labers
The roef which shelters him was reared
by these to whom he owes his being Seine
interesting domestic tradition il connected
With every enclosure The fayorite fruit
tree was planted liz bis father's hand He
spertedIin beyhooH beside the brook which
sill winds through thu Iaeadow Through
the field lies the path 50 the village school
of earlier days lila still hears from the
windsw the voice ef the sabbath bell which
called his father 70 the house Of God
and near at hand is the spst where his pa.
rents laid dova tp rbst, and when his time
has come, be shall v laid by MS children
these are the feelings Of the owner Of tae
soil Words -eaanos paint them They
fow out Of the deepest fountains Of the
Nheart-they are the l;fe-spring Of fresh
Esalsby ihd generous naiiosal character.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
POETHR Y
IS .YArEa Foa nE..

he fIIo-iag, which. FIRST arptased in de Texa
state Times, j. from the pen q James A. Beverage,
native IL ihis city, and well knOTn yOasg mar Q
bright intellect Il bsspeaks N experiences Il tia
li.d btrb teaches terrible ietschs; 1or there i nj
dsatly ! heat N IL = JFashinsssh SIR.
..wa,er bfi<ht water 1T ne.
AID vine fer the trembling debauchee -
i joiu vour Gestive scene to Aishs-1
grasp yoar honest hands
With all the kindly warn1h faEgo1
kIt IL other lands.
Ibless the fate that led mYstePs
Aaaung The ever Tree -
I'd - TenIaia--- take bsc< the hoEl,
NJ spaikiisg VINE ter nae
!. Eve euafT-d from gsbiets :. "a lssisht
| Tlssldaeeasslg drug sfeasfh,
Aud shard with say aad th11ghtiess men,
A carnival Of Ilirih
Batch withia the Tnddy cfp
a psisan lafk'd unseen ..-
TGxe back the wiee-I'l touch II no.
No b. what have been.
AMID our hatar, tie grave yard stand
ID sadness apd ID gloon;
Aud ca the head-stoae ye may read
Tbe runkard's carly doom
They We're the iresds Of eh4dhoofs hours,
Aho DER my spirits east
shallow dark and desoiate,
~ tse memory q lis past,
Then ask me noi 70 pledge ID wine
The friends meet to-nishi,
For meath is eyanescent u ans
!. f3gsd "A endless blight
" Ii not drank whale reason sways,
But stands erert add tree
Whitewater lbe from fountains lure,
No tre cherons wine for nj.
-------s-~ - --8-------
GENTLE SsitLEs.
Tie FTeet yoaig flowers ef DRY ,prins
Are be "a; iigl to me,
Aud bright the many stars that shiie
Ipoh the cain blue sea;
But gentle smiles and loving hearts
Aud hands 10 clasp my own, III
Are better than fae brigatestAA5wSs, II
or's.ars Tat ever Sk0ne.
The sua may warm the grass 10 life.
The drWs The dfooping Aow'r
Anl,y ) grow bsshi. IA witch d light II
Oikuiamns oheang hour;
Bui gentle Smiles IF tenderness,
,AfA stAilcs we kuow arc tFhr, vi
are warner than the suinaaer timc 7=
Aud brighter than The lew b
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
United States Hotel,
lRiFPERsS FERRY ri.

Tor Passengers ip he new Acegm aodaiioi
j fahius u the Bhltilaafe and Ohih Railroad
aud " leicester and Roionac Baiiraadr Breakfast
- aF8ags lie prepared and on The table al Ills
- ~ adJaining the peP5! eE-the arrival ef tht
esfs frJ il w iachester{ 10 eouaeci VITA The Train
70 3slithpEe and Wa-hingion, leaving here at : n
q K A. NJ DINNER. IS Reual st2a o'clock
p svs oS6a 4 s .P O. Win u slt.. ) sgP
Wleehefter and BaltiHsofr Cars. Persons on busiI
ines or pleasure can remain in Harpefs.FefIy;
fou.1 Al NJ t03 p NJ and leave ia the ereRiag,,
trait or Baltimore and Washrgln
Ss?teHbe l, 1888 III CaRREEL. /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
3. c. ]. CnIPLEK.

ATTORNEY Ar LAW,
ATTTlLL gTaetige ia tie Courts II Frederick
w JEFF isoa shenandoah- Warren ard Clarke
GFeaas--N 4. SssFaeas5afg, Egeaeriek CO. va
veafs hs aadersignna tase~gfeat pleasure ID STAT
jas dat business eatfu.lad ehis care will * al-
{ med "a with pnamptneSsI
JOIN AI.IEMoNG & son. 1 e,.ai.. e..
LEAlKdGYs s RIIENoUE. '''si-'''soa's
n 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
sarpentering and golnerIng.

UlltE sui seriber relurrs his most Sincere thanks
Il 20 the citizens Of Chafles,own and neighbor--
hood for TIE liberal patronage Re has received in
the las. fvsIvsaFs; aha hopes 10 merit a coz;iau-
auee ck4he same He is always ready 10 execute
,vork al the shortest notice and will make il his
interest to suit the times In bis prices
Heshas procured set Of Dranghiing Instru-
mems, and having made himself acquainted with
Architecture he IS prepared 10 Draughi and give
nlah1 and uroportcns for all kinds Of work in wood
He VII also make and carve TO order Capitals for
rrinrnns IN The different orders Of Architecture al
In sEoriesi notice. Always on hand SASH OF
rarioas sizes Cor windows.
Those wishing 70 Pauohize him viii address hin
throukh the nail or verbally at Charlestown.
Ezra orders shall be strictly attended To- aid
ss''. WIN. A. sUDDITH
Mirsh q. issa-IF. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
a CARn.

TN consequence Of the advance in Servants hire
i easstnfFs and ether produce, becomes aclu-
ally neg ksary that No lie undersigned should in
crease Pc ehagges heretofore made al eur Hotels
in Chaflfstorxa
Thefso6e, from and amer the lsl day 81 January
next, CIR terms for boarding without lodging viii
Be incftased from sI0to STA per mohIh b ard
ers win rooms lodging, &cs will be charged SIS
per myth, instead ofzis 50 as heretofore.
III c. w SAPPINGT0N,
ISAAC N. CARTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
English Ind Classical School

TIME undersigned viii open an English ara
4 Classical Si.hoei in Laesharg on the 18th in
slant He has Tad ten Of il4een wears experience
in the iusructiat OF youth, and IL Is hoped that
strict discipline borough and practical learAng
combfaed With III advantages Il a inished ednca-
tion viii Fe6der r services Of The undersigned sc-
ceptahfel 10 this cltnmunity
As i is designed 10 establish an Institution Of
high gtadel suitable apparatus, Globes, Sc, will
be procured.
Good board can be obtained 10 the family oi the
Principal. ensariak every attention 10 the morals
and phtsicaicosaflrt Of such you;h as may be en-
trusted Is Aiseare.
f-5rs- -Sdrtss postage paid
W. c LIPScoMB TX.
Deeelaber Is 1859. LeesbaiFg Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
THE Loudoun County
i msturaI Kax.tfwIc.
4fvD
CHEMICAL ACADEMY,
WEAR Al DE. n

= = = = n = 2 z Z ,. -
rus above establishment willie opeasd for The
n fecspli0n sfSga4eAls e. b : Isl adIol March
ISL
At snn, % Be Manual Labor School; but
eaarie RI practical ias r0ciioas VII b. given in
Mo- 4etn astes CAemislTy a4iy plhr sciences useH
loyTht nun II business. 4 stB1enls viii dot an.
FpeliHsTueled ID he Theor7 tut rhev wilbe
ts,sgftRhe use ard spplieati1nsof tAe Seieaees 20
ihsScfgty tag pafrqses 81 lir. The principles u
seitefe Viii he iflaSiTRscd Is great nunih, OF
innfasalng eKnstimcnts ia toe Lecture Room, in
-thes EaSaratory aedoa The EARN Tie advanced
sabntS viii tf nstfpc.e in The .lyss &c soils,
miIlfass, naris, Sc ghe apparatus viii be The
tcsih We United Staags and 4ke~4.ahoratory will
be itfhtshtd With every cp6vguience Tor complete
ands iesaht naaipaiarions
Ffr terms. aud other particulars see circular,
Will -thay be had bv addressing a letter to-
BE;SJxIISDEtBENTON Ptidsl
- sAldis p o. Loadonh Co, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
I8ERRYVII.IE HOTEL,

pl5 s.ei,6er AN + tesssd he iOaTt ael
4 KNOWN Hotel, in Herrgrille Clarke county,.
hegs;leaY4 10 inform he travelling public that be-
is feAdg to receive guests He also paired
70 arcoditho tale BohIdeEs either BY lAe day week,
hansii-1r fear.
\ HTS TABl.E viii always Be furnished with all
the Iatietirs 4phich tie season and market will al
ford : his Bar wish tae choicest Liquors, and his
Stahte si9h the best haH grain and osller.
n Al he idteads tnake this his permanent resi-
9eRee he will SPARE 10 paias in endgavoring 10
rend.ar thnNe who give him heir custom both com
fOriSble AID happy Hle tia,,eIs himself fFun his
lang.acgnkiniauce wilhlhusiness ana the manners
bfthe world that he can pleasele most fastid ous.
His ihargES viii b as moderate as The expenses Of
.anyt,ood bublic house IN this section OF country
SitliastifE He therefore invites all 70 extend to
him.a shaFe 81 their custom. d
yVM. \. THOMPSON.
Bsrryvile, Apr4i 5, 1858.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
cash FOR NEGROES.

KTsH1 subscriber Is anxious % purchase alargs
T. nthber Of Negroes, of both sexes sound and
likely Persons having Negroes 10 dispose Of viii
ind IT'D their nerestto give him call before sell
fpg, a. Pc viii pay the Gerry Highest easR prices
Z HeS3n beseenatthe Berkeley Courts al Martins
burt % the II Monday, and at Berrvriiie on the All
Nc1dat in each month, and usually al hisresidence
n Cha1esiovn.
AllIcIicrs addressed 70 him viii he nsompflv al
tended q. WM. CROW.
Ctt4ss,oEa Jan. II Is53-y.
n AntEs' DRESS GOODS AT cost - have
M1a beautiful assortment of French Nefinos.
Castu3rts. M0nsaiains, &c, which / an now
ssliipxfd AZ cost.
~ nkfy g. 1854 :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
To ihe Fillers i'm the Valley.
MARTIN & H0BSOlT,

FLOURI AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Corlr q atasr Gad BaimoTe Streets, Baltimore, Nd.
a.-.
THAN FUL to iheiF friends and the Farmers
= in Virginia who have literally sustained
their House Offer Increased facilities for the prompt
AMI anosI satisfactory Performance OF all business
eomniuedIto their care.
Bslumote, July Il lS5S-Iv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

~ THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to inform
F4RAfERS aad MIL. OWNERS lhathe has
Associated himself with Messts. MeYeigh &
chSnteriain il he Prodaes ComsIissos Busizess-
He ii give bis srie personal attention 10 the safe
% yEaeat, Com. Fionrs SC Sc, and will al all
times guarantee best market prices,-Quick sales,
aid prompt returns.
III most earnestly soIiciis call from the Nor
eka also as be Is satisfied il will be 10 their in-
tfre;t % give the above stock Thorough exam.na-
ti0a bsiore they supply themselves elsewhere,
EStpletnher -, 1883 D. HOWARD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
RANDOLPH &LaTIrER
General Commission Merchants,

o2 SoU7'H s. B0HLYS WHARF,
BAIT1MgaE. Nd,
A TTENtD particularly to the sale CT FLOUR
"A tYHEAI CORN and ali kinds Of COUN-
TRY PRODUCE, aadIare prepared TO furnish
bags 70 farmers wishing 20 consign toihem.
Baltin re, Nov. IS 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
Fer IRenf.

gTyk5E Two ofsces adjoining he Free Press Once,
4 phe lately in The 0ccupaneylof w L. Baker,
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