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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-12
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A IL persons that havt subscribed for stock in
~ the Connecticut 4 Passumpsic Rivers Rail
road Company on condition that assessments
should not be called for oftencr than once in nine
" days, once in three menths, are hereby mott
fed that the following assessments are laid, viz:
Ten dollars on each share, payable tho first day
OF January next, and ten dollars on each share
every succeeding three months thereafter until the
whole shall amount Ia one hundred dollars on each
share,
Payments may he made at the Trcasurcrs Office
in Boston, or at the following places, viz;
The Peoples Bank, Bank Of Orleans, Bank Of
Lyndon, Passumpsc Bank, Bradford Bank or 10
Il. CLEVELAND, Agent, at Coventry, VI.
BY order Of the Directors,
N. Z. LOWERING, TrCr Nurer.
Boston, Oct. Is, 1857. 56tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-12

4" PAINIEl's PATINr LtS n wees ~ ul~
\ . ]. . !.
ia success aud ssnds nuFteiitd 70 Aas.a s.A ~
- Ish,hlnan in i0paou 81 .NtH NtnAl.gu' hs-
AA Yok Crystsl fsacs aud tilnlltal I'l, wv " ~
D Annusl Exhibitions in thr uuii,d Hiai,' fsnlil,s
I III Information sfut bI mall ll FAlMth CO.
Nsuufariufurs Nfrfn Frfii hasi. tsinNFti IVA
III g.rtUrnslHt Alata. $40 uulal I'd trH hnlAs
- Hsa al mliallfa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-12
Jobbing Business.
Planed Ca BIO ads,

SAWED from the round lng. superior article,
- for sale by HIBDARD X RICHARDS.
West Concord. Oct. |, 1857. 53f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-12
rOE SALsn.
Flour /! Flour! Flour !

nowNING A COOK have lost received =
W large inl II extra Hour which Ne WI sell by
the bbl. o. sack, cheap for cafh-SanAnied 20 gN'
good satisfaction, Try ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13

poss bl,y to discover in ancient or modern tines THIS
was the picture presented q John Wood by plaintiff
cv aud throughout the state The character thus de
pcted did not agree with their personal knowledge Of the
on the other side witnesses who knew Wood in England
ard Roston testified that they had him ntox
Gated He was OF socable disposition took few drinks
during The day and after the performance night In
Boston the same course Of conduct adopted by him
but there be never drank large number of
intimate acquaintance OF Wood California were ex
ahmed as Witnesses. They all agreed IN denying the
statement that he man of Incorporate habits They
were in the habit OF meeting him N friendly
way, and occasionally drank with him. The substance
oil the evidence for the defence was that Wood
though INDUCING occasionally. could not under any
circumstances he deemed habitually ntempcrate On
these statements the went 10 the jury, who found in
favor o. defendant, negatyng the charge OF ntempe
Divorce cases when tried publicly before Jury always
attract attention and MI the court room with spectators
Il during the Wood trial. But this occasion
the interest far greater than usual II believed
that If divorce was awarded to Mrs. Wood the ev
deace gdduced there would be longer any safety Tor
the marital relation. Disconnected coula IA short time
procure evidence To show that their husbands were in the
practice OF drinking several times day and periodically
went on carouse, and, with strong grounds Mrs
Wood relied on claim divorce The proportion of
married men who indulge moderately in strong drink is
large and their fears aroused not without reason
The result OF the trial, therefore, has given universal
satisfaction.
The law governing divorce has been considerably
discussed by the papers during the week. Several
decisions made by the courts lately have served
to check the lax opinions held the subject
The OF Michael H. OBren Margaret +
oBren was tried before jury, and verdict rendered
in favor Of defendant The applications OF Forenne Bue
pard to have the marriage contract dissolved between her
and her husband Jules and Mary Kruger TO be divorced
from Charles Kruger granted and the Court DEGREES
that the women may have leave marry again, but the
husbands being the guilty parties, are prohibited FROM
ever made in California Heretofore divorces were oh
tanned with facility but the late action Of the courts will
RESTRAIN the dangerous practice. Society is rapidly i'm
proving and the facts above related are the best proof Of
the assertion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13
CHILE.

CHILE
OPPOSITION ~ THE GOVERNMENT AND ARREsrs--AT
TEMPT TO issASsiNATE THE PREsIDENr-AcTIvK
EXERTION or THE UNITED STATES MINISTER AXIS
OF THE sHrs FRANKLIN AND MACEDONIAN SET
TLED-A BOTTOM SHIP AT VALPARAISO GOOD
SALES OF SUGAR., ETC.
Advces from VALPARAISO dated to the list of November
state
The press of Santiago and Valparaiso were almost
wholly occupied ndsoussng the recent Of parties
suspected OF plotting the overthrow Of the existing govern
ment Senior Barr,s Arana, editor of paper called the
charged and senior Robert souper who was arrested On
account Of his having ordered the manufacture Of hun
dred rifle balls had also been released. The French
morer Leroy at whose establishment the rifle balls
made, was still held custody although thought
at Valparaiso that he would soon be set at liberty Senior
iMlon, member Of the Valparaiso municipal body, WAS
sun under arrest IN one OF the barracks of Valparaiso
dergong secret tria.
These arrests, made as they upon the most trivial
grounds as well as the dsmissals from office OF parties
who attended the public dinner Santiago on the 10Th
uh given by the opponents OF the present administration
have given rise to great dissatisfaction throughout the
republic The press tenouEce the action of the govern
ment in the premises, and the people, their political
assemblies call loudly for more Icnent measures or
change Of rulers All tbs if not produce rupture
in the hitherto quiet republic Of Chile gives unmstakeabs
evidence that the paOph determined to have more
liberal government than me present one.
The shares OF the Valparaiso and Santiago Railroad
pany are rapidly being bought up by the government.
which long will probably be the only proprietor Of
road as but few shares now held by private parties
The government seems determined to complete this
has Just ordered the continuance Of the preparatory
works along the Inc from Quota TO Santiago.
The Board of Directors Of the Southern Railroad Com
any recently published their annual report which shows
the company to be IN very prosperous condition.
appears BY this report that since the opening OF the road
until the last Of September Of tue present year period
of year. a6 passengers have been carried along
the line making 500 per day The earnings Of the road
amount to $50 Dos during the period or $l46 per
day which after deduc,ng the cost of working the ne
leaves S72 per day net profit
An extra session Of Congress had not been called M
was expected and the Governor was censured therefor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13

oUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENTS.
PASAMA, Dec 4, 1853
Agoirs IN Bcgo,a-Rghs Of Foreigners in The High ooui
NJ ArTeois D~nieJ-A Rerovttcn looked for in Cdnca
Rae cfhe T,onfa Operators 10 Nicarogua-Commodore
Stockton IN ne Ecld-Annirersdry Of Independence
Hatred Hsi,eoen ne Wbitednd Cotored Population Death
If an Smeicon- burial n Braish Ssaman-Reiisf
for me 81. Marys Ldaded-Jnsted States Troops for Cali
forad-7ke Hermann at AoaFuIco and 10 again Me
Saule Ddy--Nurui Mons. DC.
Adviccs have been received here from Bogota the
10Th u there nothing general interest from that
quarter the recent decision Of the Supreme Court in
question involving the rights Of foreigners in this
try to some extent
Foreigners have long complained that they could not
get Justice IN the lower OF this State and have made
strenuous efforts have their carried MP 10 the
court AZ Bogo,a having appellate jurisdiction. few
months since Gaze arose in Of the courts OF this
state in which two foreigners plaintiffs, and their
counsel pcrceiving aasjussicc would be denied them,
applied % the Supreme Court at Bogoa for aransfer Of
the urocccdlnSs that court The petition has been de
MED and the cause rcmandcd 10 the Panama court
snp, schooner called the Fiorids, which arrived nj
this por some DAYS since from Bucnavciura reports
that there every prospect Of revolution in the State of
Canca against the general government and that II was
do not attach much importance 10 the that connects
General Mosqucra with the scheme for presume he has
much sagacy TO head revolution against the federal
Te exc,erert and hostility against the general govern.
mcut ia the State Of Canca has been occasioned IN SOME
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13

The Congress IL dong little nolins Castillo has cot
from all he wans-extraor binary powers-and think
lie is only waiting good opportunity to sead the mem
bers back TO their bones he did the Congress
well known that Colonel Aguedas acted under private
instructions from Castillo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13

Legal Rights OF Foreigners Denied In the
nigh Court OF Appeni-Eenr OF Revolution
al Canca-The War Of Races nj Panama
New Transit Operators on Their Way 60
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Day-Naval ana
Military Reports, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13
s,x TEAS px, Noprs. Nov. "a. 1858

Sas JvAs NoRrs, Nov. 20, 1858.
Arrival Of n, Washingon--Bodrded OUTSIDE ~ Boat
from 0s United States ship Jdm>aolrn--No Groy
Eyes Boayd-John Bun Not Sa,,sfed-.Sends a Boat
IN beard and Orerhda,s Papers--TAe Jamestown and
Saronnoh Pasirey Tter De Insus- The Steorv Transa
dscends ne Ricer-Sir Gore Enrdpoof--7he Tranat
Returns and Asoends ne CcJorado-The Pr,SeTBc River
OTe7i and FSse-Hr Cattds, ,cah Committee Return
from san Juan dd Sur and Rspor-Ths Wd,h,ngon
Lssss fcr A7Sn,ooH
The steamship Washington arrived lrou New York On
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05

or opposs The slsesses Of Nr. Rsulknsr--or
in apy manner in rslsrsses 70 hiu-h vas
for sesisl, asd net political purpose, and
any thisg OF party political character v.s
odsesivs " The origisstoss and It's commit
~ Il A<rsagsosats-ssf orsiga 70 their par.
posss ssd isssntioss. The committee Of
srrsngssssts hope sseh inforustios Vas no,
given the Editor in violation Of shs rules Of
hospitality. TIE tosst prepared By The
committee sad given in omplimsot TO Mr..
Y. - veil - the courteous and hospitsbls
sttsotieas paid hin, - mentioned in tss
Sane piece, oashs surely 70 b proof, prosi-
tive, Of the eorrsssnsss Of this dsoisl The
esnnistss trust that whatever psPsr hss
gives room for the pisss above .so'iosed-
through justice TO The hospitality Of the
Cosnty Of Clarke and thsssslvss, will give
plses 20 this ststsusut
JOSIAH W WARE,
President Of the Day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
n arrIeS,

90 he 2s'h sii. ~ Rev JJha Lssdnrrst. M.
.Eo MCDONALD, aud Miss SARAH 4. AM.
BRosE both Of Berkeley co.
In Baltimore. 90 The 18Th Of b'i Msy. Z.
HAGGER. OF that CITY, ana Niss MARY y
MATT GLY, formerly OF ws.hiss'on, ID. c.
on Ih. 18th ult. q, Cleveland Kiss G-orF. 20.
Va ey he Rev Henry VIZ, JOHN STE
PHENSoN Esq. Of rted-roteo Va to COR
NEliA, daughter Of w R,y basos, ssq
b. Rev wn 3 Baud. Cd the 18th ult. Mr..
JAMES w. LAKlN and ". SARAH JANE
JONES. both OF Loudous Gu,
On Thur.dav last. Nv the Nv John Lsnd>'r-et
BERNARD DIFFENDERfER, and Nj, AN
ME J. DOOLRY 18th Of bauinsburg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
DOUBLE.nHADaD sIsOT.

II II veil andsrstooA 81 wsshing'os, aud
every ssabsr Of the Union newspaper con.
firms Ne fAss, that the Adpiuis,rstiou dc.
sire the defeat Of Senator DoueLAs By
his "Blsok Republican" 90 upstitor LlScoLS :,
even ~ the risk Of losing Illinoi. fQrsvsr
frsn the Democratic column. Tbsy M.
not only expect 10 get rid Of . tron olsson. :
competitor for the Presidency 10 that quar-
ter, bat they expect 70 k,il OF Al :hssa;ss ssy
Gov WIS Of Virginia 1, 10 not cough
that the latter gave forty ballots for Mr..
BrcaASAH in 1852, and stood up for hlr. in
1856 sg.inst every other candidate he
has committed the unpardonabls sin Of coin.
Gliding With DsUoLAs, and that is offence
enough. Indeed, IL the opportunity offered,
and they bad the slightest prsts.s for an
assault, they vodld at once let loose their
vsr-dogs on wns. They would gladly
have been down upon hin for his Anti Lee
compton latter, il policy had not kept them
quis. They knew psrfestly we'll they so1i.
noe have uiths.ooa his asry dsnunsiatic- Of
the fraud upon popular sovsreiF'J 1"
WISE bad been compelled to take 90 pen or
shs stump agsins, them. But .n'y are not
the less anxious 70 get him 'u' Of the way
before the Presidential -Snioatioo. Hence
i, i. ,hs, they fosdi, hope that the same
shot which prostr-ss DoueIAs will also lay
on, VIA. Thu wrath il but ill-couoeslsd.
The, veil Z. . sha. the latter has the YEA
pous 20 ins<sA is.Fibls rsnsssnss upon :hsn
,hsn.v, shey give on, the usrery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
BUsa % h.ETiNG.

A ABssh meeting Of the shsanondAls
'Circsis, Baltimore Conferences, commenced
On Saturday last near the Shsnondals Fur.
ssss, and continued for several days. BY
way Of variety, No attended on Sabbath, and
heard sermons from the Rev. Mr. HrrRIox Of
the Capon Circuit, and the Rev. Mr.. RsnEY,
Of Loadoan. The former gave discourse
from the 9Th chapter aud isth verse Of Ro.
maus-@For I reckon that the sufsrings Of
this present time are not worthy TO be CON.
pared With the glory which shall be revealed
in Us" His discourse was plain bat ear.
nest oss and he dealt upon his text in .
manner that usald lead 70 bslievs thai
True Religion 10 always mild, propisiOus,
and humble"
In the afternoon, the Rev. Mr.. Ros 1T
held forth, sud gave . very good discourse,
from 18th verse Of the 22d chapter Of Rev.
slstiOns-"And the Spirit and ,hs bride say,
come" 10. He seemed TO feel, tha, "Ths
last end Ofs good man 10 peace" aud gave sv.
idspss fiscal on the subject.
At the conclusion Of the sftern oon's ser
/ Vice, q ysuss man presented himself for Bap-
tism. he was ..stsL 10 the driver" sbsuan.
doah, ssd there in the p:--'enes ola large
Asssmblsgs, pledged himself to tat Faith
which lights Us through the dark to De.,T
aud was immersed. This part Of the oere-
mesy Wa interesting and Oppressive, and
Passed Of vith sOlsmni,y.
We are under obligs,ions for the kind ess
manifested 70 us By friend IN the NJ "a.
borhood, in ninistsripg the ere ature 9 m
forts 10 us-and We care not whaI poets nsy
say AboaL-
The tsrnpiks read to peoples hears,
LJisE through their mouths
We got good Dinner and good &C p7sr too
and felt shsritsbly towards all M ,iDd
This thing Of eating, uhsn buggy. h~s
WoOdsrfully soothing effect ., lsAs. bss
With rs, aud We believe others are simi, ,rly
eonstituisd. We trust much good will r.
suit from this meeting
P.S ThsyOusg man alluded 10 a. being
Immersed was not the Only ono destined TO
undergo shs operation. Most Of those pres.
ems FsOSiVsd docking, - two Of the ansst
raise Of he Ssason came up 5000 aflsr the
OoeasiOs. We Fsesivsd our quota, and feel
ths bstAsG Of the spripklinR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
sEas1VILLE Tua r.kn.

We are inclined to believe. frou what va
have learned, that the policy pursued by tn,
Agent Of the Bsrryvillo 4 Char!es,oxr
Turnpike, il an inpOlitic one, aud ealcul.
ted not oSly TO operate agsins. the convent
ence Of the travelling public. but araius, ,b,
interests Of the State II will be r,colIected
that the State became the purchaser Of the
road at great sacrifice to the Stakeholder,
who bad beeu induced to subscribe from mo
tives Of public good, as we'll as convenience
IL was not the belief Of those Interested th.,
moro than The security Of ihs States interest.
without loss, would be required. But such
is not The case Public convenience is not
considered, and ths very bighss. rates Of toll
or. demanded, without any abstensn, Of
toll, sxesp, such as ma b derived from
the purshAss Of pumSer oftioksts "s die.
eonnL Yearly contracts are not made, a:d
all fare alike, whether former stockh olders,
or those who have been vastly benefited,
without ever having given . cent towards
the construction Of the road. This should
not be. There are owners Of farms on The
line OF the road, Who never contributed
cent in msking it, aud whose lands have 10
creased in value some ave Of ten dollar. ~
aors 10 sCassqusnes, in addition to savlR
Of distance 10 travel, ths, can avail lhsn-
selves Of all the advantages, 90 par sfh
the patrons Of the ros1 whose money usds
It. This policy hes drivea travel in cher
directions, ssd consequently the reYhus
have been dioinisbed.
The State should not speculate upo the
friends Of The road. II We have bee mis.
led In our Information We are open b cor.
FsstioD-bst We protest. assiust sElOSOn 10
aby shape
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
20 YnAERR RINER.

hsssrS. Gro @ BEcEHAr spj k,rHoSr
NuSSESAEEs, Of Harper. Ferry ,isfi on
Monday las, for Fraser River onA pros
Pss'ing" .ouF. As Ihsy are youk gentle
msu Of sueh voFtb, 80 iFus, ihsibno,l san.
guiss sHPsstsiions nay b rsshsd ssd
that they nay return sg,in su0E.t their
f'isads IN health sbd With 4" pttsi foil Of
rosks.
VS. d and MAHsHALL EsdssH, youths
o. our tosn, started on Monsy for Cali
foFnia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
CAMP nRRTIHo.

II will Be seen that . Camp Meeting
undsF the auspices Of che Ms,hodiH Y.
ohuroh Of Hsrpsrs Ferry aud Bolivsr Sta.
tiOa, will Be held, oonmsosisg 90 Friday
the 27iA sfIhis Hosth, on the Land u Capt
Joss hoLEn, near HSlltsun. AZ Tier.
has soa bsss . Cs@p Meeting 10 this SEQ.
'iOo for asnJ years, IL is 'Ipse.sd 70 BE- ,bs
largest, perhaps, ever bsId 10 Ihs sounty
Bee particulars 10 Special Notices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
TO SOUTERN MILLERS.


THE sub.cfiheTslls The attsuIion Of a.. Virri.
4 rs sni oiorr sujhyrh tri-nis Sha rasy ~.
snEARtt IN Mniir operation O. ihr invaIsshi,
Fire Proof Sfuui NHhinr inVentsf b, J l. Hostb
and now being 10 etucef tnio oil ~ ne ,Itsusiy,
NtHs a. The NofsTs sni Wss,rn Srsf-.
Prom The tsst,s uktch III, Msehia- hs. been
put by Mt..r high sanding shd uhe af,,
ia In sat,.,y,,, Rm.,lyss Of 80 value both - a
ssfe.e asro sRsa - SCI ssa ibofouEs clean.
SCI u aheat b . given her anguslih sppfoV-
al Of a. ifssi hesiiAiioh N pfsssI sng u 10
The cobsidsfsia Of my threads 10 VEgiLls ADD
cheshire
u - uhnscssrT Tor me 70 fsmiad Miller, of
he gtsat RISE ~ have alSsTs fun N regard to
airing their b.kisEs by 10 use GO sny sluf %
Smut Msehis hsf~toiof~kn,sb tutIviTtsT
their surniE D. one imporsnt tee fs.sug~ f0
~ visWsehf'sinst by lasafsnrs rrmnsatss af
NJ Booth Nehinr SryttsI % h- meet sIpaft
snrsd Comeies concur ~ ne rrirf.n ftafttss
isnihs II ubfss ~ ukFh FIDurnE MiIsbsvs
hsrn fegnE kaVe hal thsir utiFrf Dol ne smut
Mschins Ibev therefore IuHs uiih gfeatt avaf
Bpon The 8uductiun OF Barib.s Tir- Prof Ne
e6ins aaay that he rsts. IT ia,ofanrs utl ..
les shsrh l. used thsa ubsfs ~ not.
"a. seoriIed ~ ibs Inventor snf mahafse
tufsF. - factory y aou 10 ihis cry to supply
thsss ~ tass a. isc'Ofy price, shd viii 10 Fiad
10 hsvs FER. f1f hen
oil ent hsnd hiIs Fiviur foil parusslafs
snf kArK hos s4iebstgflV ne msek tbe kss 81.
frsrv 10 usst
10 oas wishing f9 ~ intafus~f % he SOB
Is-t HGsss no ~ OALLAHER
n 81 LitruV srssIS
NA-Ths saTihF ih issufaars viiI more thss
j y, s. RHo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
Special Notices.
NETTING

Csnp MertisE. .str the sa.piee. Of the n r.
Chureh Of Harper, F~rc sad Bolivar Station - ~ b,
held CO ihs isSd o. Capt Josa A0l-r, ss.r Hali,..a
cOmmsesisE on FRlD4i, Aass.t 9Th. The Mia,.-
tiers and nstab~r, Of ihsM CAsseh IN sdo,sias C,,.
eais aud Stations. and pc Pabi'c Eeasrsy are eofd
atty isvrtsd TO steud. III. rrSasd viii Be prepare.
aud loesuOs' Tor teas selected Saturday the :I,
ere, al. Co1ni,t.. =, sa,so,ir.d "a .sao..,s 80,
kuek,teriaE Of Asrusp will Be tolerated - n. vi
sisity. 0s behalf de COan iitee.
AsE. s, IS. JOHN O. DEALE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
d 4 e Al;

On The 81 ms. ROSE tssh'.r ~ i'hnms, and
Mary Ann GsiaFh,r, Of H'psr. Fetry, ss.i one
year She Wa the idol fE,nd sud dtv,',. pa
rents ant ihsS NOUN mSt derpiy, tast 'h~ NIT
dew OF death, has thu, t.iy bIighied their liuls
flower. r
In winch-.'-r, on The d 4 nit af-rs hriecig.
n'.' MARY ELLEN <dimo tbs, tpsgA,et OF
james aud Ellen r Makris.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
sALEs o. PtUPEETY.

TIE fare bvloagias 70 TIE hslrs sf ~ late NJ
Kssfi. 10 this sosbiT vss 80 81 gsblie Vssa as
- Fridsy lss', 70 NJ n L. Hpurts. Of lhn
sousy for ne 'sm Of sts Is pr scrs.
TIE dvsllias % hoasi PnSo, ssd large lot A.
isebed bsloaEiss - hn. AEsa Bssssrr. joia.
ias CAarissovs. hss Zee disposed Of 70 Mr.. Z
p. Kasal, fof ne go Of eqTs0
The Dssliisg 4 lot bsioagisg 10 NJ @. a
Bases. q tAis iovu ess odd " Mr. Ausln
EioHstrtsoss. Of lAis place. Coz ne ssa q s19s.
TAs 10 = lov Asufs, a. the impr5vsssss are
VsTy god
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
PiRG MA TO WIT,


AtTu!-' held 10 the CLERK, ono, of N, Ci,cui,
Coaf' OF J'her'os county, On III, ~ cay OF Al.
E1si 1879
VI B-y-r, by The name sIAtnt. II
WIN GIiH..gr Pro
~ cg.sC'ET As.tn.,
ffaae" L'aHdr' and Ms Frarei, p Fam
The AueT a. Earnishsr D-ft.
TUE oolset OF ihi, sui 4, 60 attaeh cram R,,I
E'AS IN the county 81 Jstirf,. O. - The De.
tenaAni Loaudes, ana ceTta la i-bf, due tim frt IN
the home Defendant, Francis =. Frame, a.. 10
husy deoi IRON said Loandrs TO the PIainIif
hAppeafing 90 AFFIDAVIT hled 10 Ihi, suit ha,
The Defendant. Francis Lounoe. 3. not . resilient
OF lai' STATE he 20 herrb, required TO appear aer,
Shh'n one mouth Alter Que pubis Ation II tht, or.
c'' ana ." usai - ne.e-sIrv 10 protect M. i,t,r
e', "a inis nau,f 81 - farmer ordered ~!
copy OF lhis order ~ plblish-G once a week or 4
SUI r'siV- ~'es'. "a The Virginia Free Pres q
n-w'paprr printed IN j. d-rson coInty and ro.t,d
al the iroHi door OF the CouTt-Huu,~ Of .a.teouI.
Won Va hrsi day OF the heII County Cosr
Copy-Teste.
Aug 5. %. r. T BROWN clE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
VREDEaICE ~ HALg sEnIsART.

II will b Sssa y sdvsStlssnsut ,bs,
1hs sEsEoisss II ihis yaIasbls Institution
Will - Fsssasd % hsndsy the 9th Of Sep
ss@bss bszt We bsVs 80 frsqsehIy sllud
- 70 this noAsl sebsol, that it is uasso.s-
say 70 Do 50 sg,is CireuIs,s nay Be seen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
Frederick Temale Seminary.
FREDERICK CITY, MD.

VNilE . Noissuc duties Of tAis IGaie,,, will ss
a resumed on ffgsfay re ga Of S>pf,-A, ~,
Neithss pains nor "a Hense have teen spared 4,
make ihis 10 o.. fs'p,c, ., nj inaty II he hiah
e'i order ~hsTs The daughters Of HsTtlSnd and
oihtf Southern States can receive en- education
adapted 20 he advanced r,hnsment and intsIit.
Erhcs Of the People and 10 the ihsiutions Of hose
SiAis,s-s School highly nor sHd RELIGION. In
b eharacisf, hot not seethftaa
The eItcrsiyr end superb buildinss Tho ana
eiou, balls al professors rooms The eomnosi.
ons l0iging ICONS tleEsntly furnished atd veil
'rhitiAsi -tAibs o. he PBfsst mOubtsih u6t~r-
sEiessivs Ch'm'rAl ami Philosophical lrrsfstus
stesil'St husichi ihsfumsnis extensive Ltbfs
" ana 81 other dssitsbis sfurstionsI saov,,i
shcss-s Faeuliy atllknuvo 81 home ant abroad
Tor rehnem"hi, Pfofssstohsi 'kiil All isarnsf sbi
~ are some Of III iniuesmenh uhich fh,. Is.ti.
iaitoI ohsfs 10 the public
f'o' B'asd sas 7Nifisz iaelsat.g t.,,,,,,s
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isit,e SsaT gsyabs lait ysa,iy ~ aarases
Fof Ctrealans sat other pafiicuisfs, address
n WINCHESTER
AuKb, 81 p,s.,t..,