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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11
REV. L. L. LANGSTROTH'S
PATEET COMB
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THE subscriber having purchased The Patent Riehl for the
= ah9t namet Hive, to several counties in chic and pre-
oHnship. nelaware cntn Y. Ohm. now Offers Il for sale
This live is the result of The long and carefnl studt and ey.
kEsrEs; and in Offering il to the public, the undersigned
ming sP"cnlater. hut an arfrle of REAL, PkAFTICAI.
GHNIlNG MoATII, which VIII MEET THE WANTS AND
ed ths aims and bei,trs If H. idat a aiaa o. E%trs hfr at
simple in its construction and arrangement. while it gives
the Aplarian perfect control, not only Of his bees, but Of the
access, not only ioeyery part Of the hive, bnt to every inch
81 comb in Il, and tina; without the slighlestdanger orlnit4,y
70 elmer himself the bees, honey, conn, hive, o. any ihing
To enumerate fully ALL its advantages would require too
much spaeeIor an advertisement; but the following are
Destruction to and prevention efin;ury by Bee Moth.
Free access to every inch Of the hive, aud the comb in IT,
knowledge t,ot eonieeturel of the precise condiionofth the
bees and comb at pleasure.
swarInins the bees, Cat WILL savinsthe necessity Of
Multiplying the number of swarms at pleasure.
Strengthening weak or small swarms atanva n all times
Taking Lhe honey in any form or quantity desired withou
Selecting and taking the new and leaving the oldhoney, al
Feedingth the beesi in cold Cor warm} weather, without ex
Protecting the bees in extreme cold weather.
Adaptation OF the hive To the size of The s~warm-large
Preventing The Goo great accumulation of drones, which
eonsnme but do no; gather honey.
ing the colony witaanother.
which cannot be safely and easily done Win q 1 Ss 6 RHfto and .
opens 70 every inielligeni man, a new, easy, safe and exit
the best proof OF It's superiority is the feet Of its seperee
wherever it has been used; Yeti is so simple that an who
see il are struck with wonder that II was not sooner dlseov.
happy 10 show the hive, with aud without bees in it, to those
PPiae for i j anas ls@aGisiaaal RICH, $40.
RICHARD COLvIN,
5miles west of Delaware, on the 5. NJ. Il 7. i Il.
N. b. The inventor of the above hive has published
most valuable work on Bee Culture, ? theresult Of ~ years
bee keeper should read and STUDY. 1t may be had Thy those
S4 Bee slS Mii II be- ei t ray GSfes fr rr;G sn Wine 6ise into Tho 1.nrstro,,
hive by Mr.; New;oFe' at my place, free oEeharge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11
MIMI Isl Mnneu,

"Time is Money"
Il A ND those wishing a good time piece, and atthe
NrM IA same time TO save money, should caIl AZ Il.
aAsA bGRR'S. He has just received a good stock of
Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
of American, English and Swiss manufacture. Also, a hne
stock Of
Jewelry, Silver Wars, Clocks 8 Fancy Articles,
all of which will he sold al RARp TINES prices.
April. n, 1850. Day n " atmore's Block, Sanduskys
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11
c.. HILLS

WILL give his attention to the n
w SALE OF GOODS in
mo. 3 Williams Block"
where he hopes to see all his old customers, and as many
new ones as may want GOOD GOODS,
AT. Low RATES. FOR CASH.
The stock now on hand will be SOLD OUT VERY LON
70 close, in order for Spring trade arrangements.
- L.an. Ian -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11
HOWARD AssoaIATI0a.

4 Benevolent Institution, established BY espe-
cial endowment for the relief of the sick and
distressed. afflicted with Virulent and
Epidemic Diseases.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11
Lu1nber!Lu1nbe
To Farmers, Contractors and Dealers
in Wood.

WI wish TO call your attention to orr IMPROVED
w WOOD SAVING This nachine has been
thoroughly tested, and gives entire satisfaction. win cut
logs four feet in diameter, and is so arranged thar one man
and boy CAN CUT FROM 10 to Is CORDS OF WOOD PER
DAY. For further Information call on or address
BukUIAA, LAM i Co,
Dee 4. 1857. Delaware, o
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11
ss MEAT MARKET @
Fruit Jars,
Shoes Shoes !

CARRIAGE BOLTS.-6o0 Marriage Bolts.
- different sizes, as low as the lowest, at
Dlbdc POTTER ~ o
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11
Worms! Wormsl

HVoBMS are the cause of the death of more children
" than any other source. HOLLOW WORM CON
E':TIoNs are q delicious compound Of sugar, and never
y 10 e&pei Worms. E0lloway'sare the original and only
Re and sure Worm CORRECTION. Try them and prove for
Srseiyes. Sold by N. l.. STARR & BRO, Delaware.
&srch IL. f5S-3m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11
is. JONES.

Attorney at LaaO,
! WILL practicein Delaware and adjoining counties. Of
w Zee over Burr's Jewelry Store. IL Day L MEMORIES
Delaware. O, July L, 1851.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11

C5nSuMpttrrsyd do not despair till you have tried ATEK's
CHERRY PEcToRAL. 1t Is nnae by one Of tile best medical
chemists in the world, and its cures all aru-tnd Us bespsRk
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11
Lumber, Salt, Fish, Iron, Nails,
Glass.

fNHE undersigned having opened n Lumber Yard ann
- Ware House on Winter street, between the Suspensio
6ridge ana Railroad Depot, are prepared to offer great in
dncemenis Z purchasers. We are reeeiving and wilIhaye
Pine, Poplar, Ash, Walnut and other Lumber.
of Joice, ScantIing, Raftsrs, Sheeting, Single. Iatb E.n,a
Boards and Posts-which having purchased from 6rStbandas
they areenabled TO sell at thelOwest Cashrates. AIsa
1ren, Nails, Window Glass Fish, Salt. Grind
Stones, Water Lime, DC. &c.
terms. C-IIPPENGER a 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11

THE law firm Of Finch & Critchfeid is this dar dissolved
u By mutual consent and the unfinished business will H.
elosed up by Mr.. C~ruchtcld.
All parties indebted to rs are requested TO can and settle
Withontdelay. Payments may be made to either of us.
Delaware Oct. p. 1s5s-tf. IL CRiTcHFIEIn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
W e. kNtW TT.


We have always ceutended that the man
who did not subscribe for his county papers,
particularly the "oli Family Journal
would, IN the course Of the year, lose more
'hanfhe price Of bis subscription We have
case IN point. The October Term Of the
County Court, for this county, CON meneed
on Monday las,-2nd Monday. instead Of
The Sd Monday, as is usual We gave no
Wee OF the fact. Among those who did not
zee the poiice, aud consequently failed to re.
nsmbsr the change in the time Of holding
Coart,-sasa worthy member Of abe Court.
The consequences vas, he lost %, the amount
Tor which be would bsve been paid for his At.
tenl.nes. 1. is plain to all men, that, had
be contributed TO our supper, to the amour,
oftwo and half dollars, he would have saved
% cents IN this one item
We have no doubt but that other. have
lost money by not paying for aud reading
regularly the "old Family Journal" II
you would save. money, aud have an easy
conscience, take tho Free Press.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
WINIIIEs TER.

Next week, the ancient town OF Winchss-
tsr will present an occasion Of interest IN
paralellsd in her history. With one Of the
largest and best arranged Agricultural Fair,
ever held in the valley-together with the
fne military display expected, the town will
be crowded to overfowing. But still roeI.
come will attend all who may 60 there
Mr.. SANDERS the obliging landlord Of The
Taylor Hotel, is making every preparation
for the accommodation Of his guests, and no
pains -ill DO spared TO make them comfort.
able
BILLY LArES, the clever aud polite cater.
er Of good things in the basement Of the He.
tel, will be we'll supplied with Oysters and
all the necessary fHNc sppurisnant there
TO, 20 accommodate hundreds Of his fellow.
citizens. As Billy is very obligiUg aud
prompt 10 bis attentions, he will Of course
be we'll patronised.
The good citizens Of the town will have
the "lsieh strings cut so that every one
will fud himself at home on the occasion -
Hospitality will be the ruling feeling there
The Boys will have al opportunity Of view
ing one Of the fines, displays Of female beau.
~ ever offered anyvhere-and there will be
many Asa,tl'S chap returning frem Win.
chester, We confidently predict
Some ten or twelve companies have aecep.
ted the invitation to attic nd-besides the
Baltimore Battalion Of City Guards, accom.
panied BY the Blues Band These eompa
MES handsomely uniformed. and the nos, Of
them headed By foe music, will make q
formidable, enlivsning aud beautiful militia.
~ display. The comp anies arc expected TO
reach Winchester Tuesday the latb, and tho
grand TArdc will take place the folloNipS
day.
Hon. HEs2r BED...EE Aud Aux. r.
BorELER, ESQ. will be 10 attendance. and
deliver addresses An Intellectual treat
may be relied upon
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
HON. SoHa ". porr..

Thb gentleman has frequently been
spoken Of Is the Opposition candidate for
tho Presidency in l,6O OF course. thi,
suggestion even now, meets with opposition
by the present dominant party. A. the
Wheeling Tiz>s remarks, Perhaps no pub.
lie mau In the nation, siuee the days Of
Henry Clay, has been so ruthies.ly aud IN.
justly assaulted by tho organs, large and
small, Of Loeofoeoisn,, as Mr. Boris" The
Richmond EnqSucr, which i. opposed TO
The nomisation Of Mr.. LErcasR for Cover.
nor, IN on article, sys-.
We cannot now lay our hand on any
sentiment that Mr.. Bolts ever uttered ,hat
Is not rarallelod by Mr.. Letcber In l>i7.
III MI. Letcher 10 1889 is sound enough for
the Virginia Democracy wha, oljce, on on
the score Of slavery. can they urge agains,
John Minor Bolts in 1902 We do no,
mean to say that Mr. Le,cher is not now
sounder aud more reliable than Mr. Bolts
on the contrary, the two men ought not 70 be
mentioned 10 the same paragraph. except 10
point out TIE Inconsistency Of nominating
Mr LetcLer"
The obvious drit e the above comparison
I" to show that upon the vital issue Of slave
~ Bolts is no, viii, worse than Leteher,
aud tia: LetcheT lie DO better than Botts.
The Richmond Pi,g, which has opposed
Mr. Bolts for years, in reply, says
Mr.. Bolts la. never uttered . sentiment
against slavery 10 the whole course Of hi,
hie. 80 far a. We are aware. Aud even hi,
views Of the repeal Of the Missouri Compro.
mise Tor which be was so TosHsiIy and ua.
jEHIy d., oAno,i at the time, both Jy os5Sir,,
dH1 ~ D-mocraf,, have been vidieated by
Subsequent results n true aud right We
refer particularly to his opinions Of the cfsei
OF the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise :"
The Editor Of tie IPhrg having become
convinced Of bis error, has with Its chsr.o.
teris''c courtesy, done Mr. Bolts the Justice
10 annouuce the fact in al editorial. Of which
the above is an extract The Lcesburg
he"inSioHidH, Gays that had the course Of
DIT botts been followed III years gone BY,
the Wing party would not have been di,
organized Henry Clay would have been
elected 10 4S instead Of Gen Taylor, and
the party would have remained united in it.
opposition 10 the sectional questions ahich
have disturbed the country lie is one Of
'be stIest anu most eloquent of the political
followers Of Clay in the South The most
profound and sagacious politician Of the
DAY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
TO POsTNAsIERr.

We hare coed reason 10 complain Of the
derelietion Of duty upon the part Of some
Po.tma,ters and their assistants, with re.
gard to cur papers They suffer them 10
be thrown sbou, aud hsudlei by those who
are too penurious TO subs tribe for 9 paper
aud pay for it, aud thus defraud Us Of our
just rights Such a class Of newspaper
spongrt are too contemplate TO receive de-
c:u, burial, when their ,Isaa " elreGsses"
are deprived Of life,
The sane treatment occurs at other De
posi,ories cften cur paper il permitted
TO lie sent 10 persons who have been dead
several years, without aequaintiag US f,he
fact.
From Po.tmasters, We shall require dis
charge Of duty From others, il common
eOUksy will not dictate justice 10 u., We
shall induce our subscribers o find another
aud safer depository We have been de.
fr,ud.i long enough aud hereafter intend
20 expose any JerelictiOn Of duty, no matter
frou what quarter it comes.
Ii is written if not, it would have been,
had newspapers existed at that period-tha,
it i, as difficult for a newspaper delinquent
Sc 70 to Heaven as a Camel to enter the eye
ola needle-sud many poor fellow is now
lamentiug his condition for his failure to
pay the Printer
He will eIclaim-" Thrice happy time,
best portion Of ny life when | used to read
the Old Family Journal IL, was the
dearest friend to me, aud the editor
The kiniesi msu-ihe best con .iti5utt
Ans ua~-sriet n doing coaT,r,ics"
And here l sm, the rictim Of nr,e,pap,r
delinquency" just think Of it reader, and
taks warning
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
THE REVIVAL,

Since our last issue, NE Revival at N.
Methodist Church has been progressing.
aud gracious influences have been experieu
eed by many More than thirty person,
have profsssei conversion, and are able TO
Stag ua'o 'hs Lord FOR lie hath done excel.
lent Ihiag."
Yet whilst such an amour, Of good has
been accomplished, it is comparatively
meagre to what should be done in ,bi. town
We wish earnestly tia, the fires could be
kept burning brightly the whole winter. and
that scores upon score. Of soul. would look
Up With thankfalues. to God for His good
ness and loving kiudDess"
II will be seen BY notice tLats Protr.cted
Meeting will he commenced at White Hou,.
on Saturday Evening.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
ImE ENGLIsm niLL.

Senator Brown, Of Mississippi delivered
political speech at liallchurs,, on the lib
Of September, aud, referring to Gen Quit
man = vote against The English bali. sad
1t IL not certain that General Uuitman
was wrong Kansas has refused the terms
Of sdmIssioo, aud already VIC hear il ptopos.
ed TO disregard tho stipulation ia respect TO
population, and admit her a. free State 49,
IL vas this stipulation that commanded nv
vote knoW It commanded other votes -
tits admitted on all hand. that the nsiipu.
lhtiOn alluded 10 by Senator Brovb. wa.
the sole iBlucement TO any Southern man
TO vote for the bill But see how Northern
Democrats Who sgresd TO the stipulation.
nov reruJIate IL Tho Philadelphia Pres.
of u,e 18Th ult says
'Ebghsb the author Of the Enrh.h Bill
has taken sub.iautaily. the same ro.itiop
lof admitting Kau,ss irrespective Il popula.
toni - Seua;or Douglas So has IIsrkius
the Democratic nominee IN Mr. buchanan
own county Of Lancaster W n D,nm,ek
james Lardy, OWeD Jones. Wilson Riley.
5Hd Srvg idHiyusfrah0a candidate Ioy
Co"Rtr0 o. ne Ngyfh. frth JtIa rerg C,e
sIc Uft8H''
The New York Herald II the sane date
Jealous Administration paper, says
We bslisvs that thus far sreys Noyils,n
D.me-y4'i, oaHdlarir jar "ragy,,s ,.gs,3,
ne L"gii" r'F. ttfioa az Osit 20 Dla,L LafA
~ md prsHTiLI and -lyaisf he eIy,DH
''fsfsr aani',D4 of r. .4s. rllas8lu, o,
re- guSingg Ot p5ysi4.ss
~ ths bead II tbis 1T W pace Mr.
Eogish himsslf Who csri ought 10
knoU the true intent and nee 20 ~ tbs
kngiish Bal IL - manifest there, 70 tha,
upou 10 presentation q che next regularly
adopted STATE Constitution ffom ksnsss Va
Congre'' sue vail be admitted without dif
6culty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
DAM 40. q.

Since our visit to DIN No. {. something
OF NUS has been kicked up 10 tha,
vicinity BY sTariy striking Tor higher wage.
ora dimiBu,iob ofvorking hours The hand.
81 No . filling 10 their demands, repaired
70 Dan No and BY threats, epdeavourei
20 compel the workmsu to join them They
hoWsvsr, aWoke ~ the wrong passenger in
Their attempt With Majlr Eouv.Jv. the
Coaifacior a, 30 :. lie very Promptly
Despatched 70 the Governor Of Vrgipia. who
gave hin authority o. order out any force
necessary The HtmtrameE Guard.. %
Capt " B.5Lrs, rersirsd 10 the scene
q rios, and soon Tat the r,o,sr. &, aigLt
aud conveyed s1uo q the ritgleaiers &, the
Jail o. Berkeley Cgunty 1hr occurred on
Saturday last, sni b. MONDAY morning Al
va' laistses' sud toe work fr5gf5,..rz o..
usual
We shall g. ~ there sgiia and f4'i' %
cur country men, aud n vs 6sd asy n tho
O Golloher o. MrCormics family tb,,.
vho have been als-.t~,et, We will send en-
hack 70 The 'oali c51Diry" O, b civilized
over again Path an itllbs 80 80 look
oa' We dout want any Interruption %
The anticipated ceistraii5s on The 1874 a.,
December
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
--""II-l7-l -----l-------
THE ATLANTIC CABLE,

Thereport Of Mr. Marley, the Electrician
OF the Electric aud Interuatiousi Il legrApb,
Company, which We reprint TO day from
the London Times, tsAys the Baltimore
Amerioan.) pretty efectually dissipates
what htSle hope might have remained that
the Atlantic telegraph would recover from.
its present state Of speecLle-s inaction. lie
'huds fault Of great magnitude. At a Dis,
lance Of between 2i5 aud 500 statute mile.
from ValentiA, aud possibly IN water Of
but TO fA,h5ms in depth. The cable. he i.
Of opinion, yet remains unbroken but the
eleeirosytic decomposition, caused by the use
Of too powerful currents, will shortly eat
away tue guttA pereha Insulation surround.
ing the faulty place, aud deprive it entirely
Of conducting power He is satisfied also
that there is another fault more distant
than this, the approximate locality Of which
he could not estimate without commuuica
ton with Newfoundland. Prom authentic
data shown him at VAlentiA, he is also Of
opinion that there vas . fault 10 the cable
on board the Agememuon before it was
submerged, offering q resistance equal to
900 or | 200 miles Of cable. situated a, a
distance Of Aboa, $50 miles from one end Of
the 1900 mile coil, aud supposed to he the
fault which caused SO much alarm when the
ships were 500 miles from ireland. IfMr
Marley is correct 10 these conclusions. We
may be prepared to hear at any moment
that signals have entirely ceased, aud the
cable become practically dumb, Is tits al
ready usslessly silent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
B,LrIxoRE cHHi-r,AS ADVOCATE

We have seen a copy Of the above nam ed
paper. the krst number OF =hieh appeared
last week we~sre decidedly pleased With
1t and cherish the hope ,ba, the Free Press
may DO NUMBERED among its exchange.
1t very handsomely printed upon gooi pa.
per- with beautiful, large clear type. and
Its contents are Of the most excellent char.
aeter. Our Methodist friends are. indeed.
most highly favored 10 having such All Ad-
voca,e. SUGGEST to it, and to the grea, cause
which prompted it. publication.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
=. X. no.ILLn. I.o.

We arc gratifsj 70 kbov that the n5uins
t''s u this FeutlsmsB f5r Casrfs.s from
tbi' District meets vith hearty rssf .s,.
from every portion q tLs Bi,trsi Hi.
l'sa i'Dss u Lossr aai iaiegrity. together
u''a li' tnlAah' sud unsurpassed intellect
sai''ies tim 70 b placed among tie Fret
men q hi'sss, sui Wills, be has tie admire.
i''9 efbis political ff,soI. be sbsres i,rg,ly
- The esteem e Ii. psl.s,csl oyrossst, f5r
Ia talsbu aad private voflt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
AnBRorYPH GALLERY.

Mr.. A. b. McCAUsLASp, hiss opened . Gal
iery IN the front room, second story OF the
Jefferson Buildings" where he is prepared
to 'ske pictures in the l.,es, style Of tie art.
We have elsmirsd Ii. specimen. and fpd
them Of s'ure'ior order. lie has introduced
AP'c'ure which !, styled the Cry.tAlsO,ype,
which d. equally as beautiful As The St,r,oscore
and which. Gao be furnished a, price com
par",i'eIy cheap. We hope our citizens will
patIoaiIs = gentleman who come. among us
bearing the sTonges, testimonials, aud give
their work TO superior artist -Spiru.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
LASD rAIE.

u" Fi7renrs Farm . miles south o.
smnbfold, 90 the county. e,ntatlirg sps
huaifei anl hhy one sores VITA good in.
Tfo'emeutf cold 90 saturday last by Lrw.
- Fa' E'l trustee for tbe .um Il ea5.jG
per acre Mr. Jo.rru f1.r. rureLa.u-
toe terms y 'aIe bsing $500 10 e.sh. and
balance 10 one two sud lLFss ears pi,L 10
tsfes, 90 deferred payments
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
10 ~ rmn InArn

TIE EIprsss train toati East lsays The
Virgins Eersbu-sn % ThufslsJ morning
lss' fss % tL' track st5ai to miles above
Asfun'sarg f0rtussisly % oue 49, 10.
jarsd and very i.uis dsmsgs vss done 10
the sbgins or cars We uH5sr'tssd. The
mi'hsP ws' eiussI ~ rsgligeses on ,hs
part q 'he vAscauan, wLO sttaBds 10 tbs
'w'tea q tbs psiu' By not plseins zoe tel
10 !" proper position rrsvioas 70 see arr
val q The Express i'tin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14

"A RicH LEsAcr '-Uuder ihi. head We
copied sfcw days since Al item stating that
the estate Of Mr. Dermo, Dempsey. Of Ma.
con, Geo, lately deceased, amounting To
$500 600, bad been left, "Icep; A. 600 to
the Catholic church The Macon Telegraph
copies the came item, and add.
Mr.. Dempsey estate, We have been IN :
formed. Is valued. at somewhere about $3.50 q.
600, aud all goes TO bls eL,lirsn-uot cent
to the Catholic church, As We have been in.
formed and believe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
ADVANTAGES or HOOPS.

Necessity, the mother ofinvention, ". DO
heVe Is universally acknowledgement very
recently sn,c,ed By q very clever aud inter
esung lady Who thrown upon that ipveu.
tIveness which seldom fails her se1. was
carried out. Being cAught and 10 sudden
shower, with her 6ne bonnie, on, whilst on
horseback, che di'mouuted, aud placing her
'keFehief OF tic ground, deposited her TO-.
net mot Wa.erproof) on it, aud surrounded
II With her HOPED skirts-thus preserving
her Bonnet and showing the genious Of the
geI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14

srrnrN DEAru.-Ou Weipe,d,y week
Miss Virginia Mason, daughter Of the late
Johu Thompson Mason. Ell, aud sister Of
Judge 1. Mason collector of customs Mt
tb'. port, died very suddenly 10 Hsgers,owu,
Nd from au spOp'ectie attack The mail
says that during the preceding day, aud
almost UP 10 the time of tue attack. Miss
Mason was IN apparent good health aud
more than usually cheerful She expired
with 'pssms shortly afthe the attack
Bati7grc .SAn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
III a rri g d


In Chsrles'ovn on rhursl,y morning o.
~ Rev X. 4. Berry. Nt lNiBgprE e TIM.
BERLAkE AM Ms ELIZA LEE sauealer ~
the late Or. Lee GIirgs.
In washihEtcu % the 6th inst by Rev, ArJ,.v
aroihcr. NJ IoHN MILLER. ~ Wa,h,azi.-
- Mrs CATHRINE SHE'D. 81 I.ruicus Csauty
Va ''
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