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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26

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BILL TO EXCLUDE FREE NEGROES FROM
TIE STATE
The following Bill, offered by Hon. Dewitt C.
Graham, of Franklin, is pending before the Leg
isature. 1t has been referred to an appropriate
committee:
A BILL TO EXCLUDE FREE NEGROES PROM
THE STATE.
1st. BE 1t enacted By the Legislature OF
the State Of Mississippi, That from and after
the lst day of July, 1860, it shall be unlaw-
full for any free negro, or mulatto, to be
found in this State, under any pretence
whatsoever and every free negro, or muIatto,
so found may be indicted in any county
where found, or in any adjoining county,
and on conviction, shall be sold into absolute
slavery, The Sheriff of the proper county
shall sell such negro, or mulatto, at the
door of said county, for cash, after giving
such notice as the court shall direct, and
shall pay the nett proceeds of sale into the
treasury of the county where the indictment
was found.
Sec. I'd. Be II further enacted, That if
any person shall, by pretending to be owner
or by any other means, endeavored to shield
or protect any free negro or mulatto against
the provisions of this act, such person so
offending shall be fined in any sum not
exceeding one thousand dollars, or imprison
ed not exceeding six months.
SEC, Sd. Be 1t further enacted, That an in
dictmeut under this act proof that the negro
or muatto acted as if free shall be sufficient
prnsa tacia evidence Of the fact.
SEC. 4. Be 1t further enacted, That if the
owner of any slave shall permit such slave
to bire his or her time, or otherwise act al
tree, such owner shall be fined not exceeding
one thousand dollars And such slave may
be indicted and sold as free negro unlaw-
fully in the State.
SEC. 5 Be IL enacted, That free negroes
and mulattoes are hereby declared incapable
of inheriting, acquiring, or holding any
property in the State nor shall any prop.
erty be removed from the State for the
benefit of any such person.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26
EXTRAORDINARY NEWS FROM MExICI
MIRAMoN AND MARQUEE FLED.
THOSE 81 600 600 GONE.
THE ARMY FOR SANTA ANNA.

MOBILE, Nov. 21.-The schooner Mary
Clinton, of New Orleans, has arrived here,
in ten days, from Vera Cruz.
Her captain reports that on the night of
the 9th inst, the day after the steamship
Tennessee left, courier arrived at Vera
Cruz, from Jalapa, bringing the news from
the capital, that Miramon, who had left the
city to proceed against Marquee, on account
of the latter's declaration for a change Of
government and his seizure Of S6OO,OOO Of
81, 100000, be was charged to escort to
San Bias, had, on the contrary, Joined Mar
queg and the two getting aboard British
vessel at San Bias, or near there, with the
s., 100000 in their possessisn, had left fol
parts unknown.
On receipt of this intelligence Miramon's
army pronounced" in favor of Santa Anna
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26

The cause of the excitement which has so
long disturbed the country, and produced
such sad results at Harper's Ferry, was
we'll described by Daniel Webster in the
United States Senate:-
"Now, sir, this prejudice has been pro-
duced by the incessant attrition of abolition
doctrines, by abolition presses and abolition
lecturers, on the common mind. No drum
head in the longest days march was ever
moro incessantly beaten than the feeling of
the public in certain parts of the North.-
They have been beaten epery month and
eUery meek and every day, by the din and
roll and rub.a-dub Of the abolition presses
and abolition lecturers, and that il is which
has created these prejudices."
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26

From the N. 0. Picayune. ]
HOSTILE MEASURES AGAINST MEXICO
TROOPS ORDERED TO THE RIO GRANDE
Northern Mexico to be Invaded.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-On Saturday
last meeting of the Cabinet was held, at
which there was full attendance
The question of the relations of the
United States with Mexico was discussed at
length.
After mature deliSeration it was resolved
by the President to dispatch to the Rio
Grande, at once, the strongest available
force of U. S. troops at his disposal.
The Quartermaster's Department ct New
York, has been ordered to prepare transport
tation for a military corps, to be embarked
at the that point for Brazos Santiago, while
orders have been sent for strong body of
infantry and artillery to proceed to the
same destination by way of the Mississippi
river.
On arriving on the Rio Graudc, and
uniting under one command, these troops
will, by the Presidents orders, cross the
river into Mexican territory, occupy com
manding position therein, until satisfac-
tory guarantee is given to our Government,
and its fulillment secured, that our frontier
will be safe from any further Mexican in
cursonsy and the Transit routes to the
Pacific safe from any interruption whatsoc
ever.
ANOTHER VIEW OF THE SUBSECT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Another reason
assigned for the ordering of these troops to
the Rio GraDde is that the Government wish
to be prepared for contingency which
there are strong reasons to believe may soon
arise.
The Government has in its possession
official information which leads to the belief
that France, England aud Spain, conformity,
will Immediately, IN view OF tue distracted
state of Mexico, take such measures to oh,
tain full satisfaction of the claims of their
respective subjects against the Mexican Gov
erBment, IS will endanger the existence Of
Mexico as nation. Should these powers
be obliged to use force in the prosecution of
their claims, and the county, Or portion
of it, fall into their bands, it is feared that
a monaychical form Of government would be
established under protection of these pow
ers.
Our government, in view of these contin-
genci,s, desires to have force on the spot
ready to occupy Northern Mexico, so as to
secure tue safety Of American residents in
the country, sAd indemnity for the claims of
our own citizens against Mexico.
Several additional vessels of the home
squadron, will, it is thought, be ordered to
Vera Cruz and other Mexican ports, to
watch the course of events, and Interfere
for the protection of American citizens,
should OCCASION require it.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26
LATER FROM WASHINGTON.
TIE ORDERS COUNTERMANDED

WAsAINGToN, Nov. 21.-Eocning.-Latc
official advices from Gen. Twiggs, and in.
formation from other sources in New Or
leans, to the effect that Brownsville was not
in immediate danger of being taken by
Cortnas's band, have induced the War De-
partment to day to countermand the orders
previously given for the immediate depar>
ture for the Rio Grande, of six companies
of troops from Fort Monroe, and FIVE COM
panies from Fort IIeavcnworth.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26

Of the many blessings which an alI-wise Crea'
tor has bestowed on ungrateful, yet dependent
man, the knowledge of the laws of health and
remedies for distressing maladies, is certainly
among the most useful. For Diarrhea, Dysenteb
Cholera Morbus and similar affections Of the
bowels, Green's Carminative Syrup acts like .
charm, relieving the sufferer and restoring the
rosy tint of health A single bottle will convince
the most sceptical. See advertisement in another
column
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26

THORNTON HUNG. The St. Louis Re-
publican, Of the 18th, gives long account
Of the execution of Thornton, who killed
Mr.. Charless in June last. 1t is a sad ter
mination Of life that might have been one
Of honor and usefulness.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26
STARTLING IMPORTATION

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Dispatches have
been received here this evening announcing
the startling fact that a body of 1000 men,
under John Brown, Jr., are actually on the
way from Ohio to attempt the rescue of the
prisoners at Charleston, Va.
TThe above dispatch was sent last night at
a late hour by the Washington Office of the
American Line, to all the connecting Offices
South, with permission to have it publish
ed.-Eds. Pic.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26

GIN HousB BURNr.-The Holly Springs Her
aid Of the 10Th inst, contains an account of
the burning of gin house and some thirty bales
OF cotton, the property of Col SandersOn.--
The fire is supposed to be the work Of incen-
diaries.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26

These Pills should not be taken By females du'ins
The FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Prcgnaaey as
they are sure TO bring on Miscarriage, bSt al any
other time they are SAFE
In oil cases Of Nervous and Spinal AtecuOn''
Pain in the back and Limbs, Fatigue on sIlsns
exertOn, PalpitatiOn of the Heart Mysteries anu
Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when ~
other means have failed, and although PoWeriu'
remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antlmOn''
or any thing hurtful to the constitution. :,
Full directions in the pamphlet arcane sa'''
package, which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United States and Canau1'
JOB MOSES, (Late l. O. Baldwin c0''
Rochester, MI.
NB.--$1,OO and postage stamps sneiOSsu :
any authorized Agent, win insurea a bottle O0D'
tanning over so pills, by return mail
For sale BY P.B. COOK & co.
THOMPSON & GRAY
in YasoO CITY
]. C. LANIER & CO., Yieksbars'
General Agents for MIss'ss'pPN
DGv- And sold by all respectable drugssa
January l, 1859. -"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26

Senator Sumner is about to resign bis
seat in the United States Senate. and. Il is
said, will marry and reside in England.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26

McLEAN's COSDAL,-As may be seen, We
insert this week the advertisement of McLeaus
Cordial, sc.
1t is very well known we are not particularly
favorable to patent medicines, and as general
thing, eschew the whole of them with but little
ceremony, and with these sentiments we declined
inserting this advertisement until we knew what
were the ingredients of the medicine, and how
compounded. This We have learned, and beeV
ing as we do, that the ingredients of the medicine
are good, and the compound judicially made, We
recommend it as mixture worthy Of public cou'
hdence
The above is from the St. Louis Oh rstian Ad'
voeate, edited by the celebrated Rev. DR.. McAnaly,
which speaks volumes in favor of McLean'S Cor
dial. We say u all, try it. See the advertise
ment in another column.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26
The Great English Remedy.
SIR. JAMES CLARK'S
Celebrated Female Pills!

Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir j. Clark A'
d., Physician Extraordinary to The Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in The
cure Of all those painful and dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution is subject II
moderates all excess and removes all obstructi0n'
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the GOV
erment Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent Coun-
terfeits.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26
9ptssjj0l iglO11gss,

QUAcE NOsrRUNs The majority Of hair wasbs,
hair dyes, hair tonics hair oils, and the numbs,'
less preparations which are now before the nrh.
lie under such extravagant, byDerbolical and
fantastic headings, as hair preparations are An
humbugs Of the first water; their real merit
when they possess any, is, that they do no bnm
Hogs lard. whale oil, lard oil, sweet oil. scented
and cOlored. make up. when in beautiful wrappers
and white flint glass hotties the costliest cbarac
ter of tonics, and when thus costly, are baptisl
with some tri syllable term, and caught at by
the verdant young and old of both sexes. SutA
is not the character of Prof Woods Hair Re.
storative. This gentleman comes before Aha
world without any 'bigh falutlr" XilophloNuhu
OF any other astounding and startling cateA.
penny term he simply advertises Hsiy R,,or.
ottre-what it expresses, preeisely-and as
Restorative it acts. Buy Professor Moods Hair
Restorative, and as you,value your scalp, ave,
your very brains, apply nothing else: for It may
be that you will get some worse substance than
perfumed lard oil on your Uranium. Remember,
+" Woods Restorative for the Hair is the best
article extant.
CGution--Beware of worthless limitations, rs
several are already in the market, called BY differ
ent names. Use none unless the words (PrOfes.
sor Wood's Hair Restorative, Depot St. Louis, No.
and New York. are blown in the butte. SOldby
all Druggists and Patent Medicine dealers also
by all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers in the
United States and Canada.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-22
AKTEMt- waRIr~ ,otIRr,se
Pkk1ENtE.

was a earn still mite 10 Joop vbsn al
natur Mss bus; n nary Zsaer a..,.-beI Ia
serene sn-use | sot With tbe oA;aL .,
Nea'' Anee'io1s on the fence Of her d,ddy's .
oAi experiuosed bankerin .rier
hef tor sum tine, bu, darsan, proclaim my
P'so'n' Wal "' 80 there on the fene, a
s"ingin OF ouf feet 4 fros a bln,L,,g
a. red a. the Bauidvllle skulo house xh,n
- "'s hfst painted n looking very eippni
maA' 30 ae~, My lett ara vas okYoisd
IA bh'iousin my self ou the fence uku, m,
rlS't sfm ~os woond afekshioitIy ,opnd
Summer. waste
- a. 'sSr'nnor think. very much Of ,u ,
S'f she How yu DO ruu on =
Sek J. i Wish tbiTc was winder. 4,
20 yu could see some Of my fseliurs
SIDE deeply.
passed here. bat a. ,ho mad, y, r.,I.
Va u continued on in the foiiowiug .,,.r.
Ar, Good Yer kuow the .I,e,i,x n;,..
i"'o on yer account, how vittles has seas,
70 '' atitseti'e ~ ne n sai now nv hub.
'' '"funs uP yc woodu', dovt mo. no, by mo
H''tb' "ste 90 thi, rAsiin form and tbe.,
,onNen ise criie, Jumpiu up. \ ,sud
p4Ne ooniinarei .pm time longer probbly
Ip' unioFtuniieiy l.st my b,l.ues A G.ll
over i1io the pastor Ter sBa.h t.r;,g m
S'''e s'd severely jamsgin myself genera.
'uhinher sp'uag - nv sssistancs 4
9''sFed me lih In double quick time TAeu
dfASin herself up o. her f4il btf. sed
s'ht iisiin to your uoncents ony long.
er. jet You "A rite cot shat you are dtt,.
"s az ~ y'u mean gi,icn hnobed Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-22
p 0 4 T RI
rsEsI.s sorm,so lu.r.

There. moth ing ic.,. The ,.ss, sc-.r
That grows -iiA.o the dsrk.t vale,
Though icstto view has .,ia ia. power
fAs rarest P-sfoss TO sshaIsi
Ihs, vsrissss bors- .. ID. s~phyI's - lng..
MAJ Wat soSns lone .,tk one. bed,
AsJ iits the balm affection biisg..
L rsiii scatter gisda.s round hss head
Thers's soihipf IN, The dep of ss~
That usssbles ~ the rss--bsd's breast.
Will seek ,,s bom. Il ether bIse,
And fall sgs.s 80 psr- ssi ble,t.
fs'chsnrs 70 Tesei IN th. spray,
or Do'.ten th- dry, p.tohi-s sol.
or ~ingie 10 the rrosnta,n .rrsy.
oI .paIlie an The bow ofOoi.
There's ssih,sg Ie.t The .sei ihsts cast
by csr.l-s- haads uroo the grousd,
VIII vet inke root. qua nays, lat
ETsen spd gis',os. Ir,- be ;os1d
Bs.ssih ns shade some p,~ nay
seek shelter iron tie beat Vt no0a.
While 10 IT, booshS the breeze. vl-,
And 'cre buds .iar their .~set.st ian~
1hersr nothing lost. The .Ashts.ii.ao
Or whisper r., M lsy-d oue'. ,oie.
May neil /. hear Of hardest ,io.s.
Asd make a saddsasd hear reloiee
Aud then. agaiu. th. e.'c.~.. wo.i
Oar ihC-yhts-ss lip ,oo ore. .p..k.
MAY tDsCh a heart sh..dy .,iued.
Aud e...- the trosbled hear, 10 break
There meth, ,rg Is-i. The h,a'.nsusia
OGbraliling f,om some dear Que. ,uir.
in mcmory's dream nay come ss.h,
Though sv-rv -soun,Inl sting b. mute
he music OF soas h-pr,s' hoar.
The hatP that swell, vita lsvc'. otn words,
May 'hriii the .oul ~iih deepest power.
wh~n siiil !. the haRd The, .w,p, ~. cords
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-22

Many adl'ronfsc Of an halr, lensri. i.
not ha!i a. impressive a. tie following iron,
al eccentric English diviue --
~ sober sfsvr f-npsfat- '-Tiu.Hg
There are three companion. wi.h ub,g
you should always Keep on good terms
Your wife
Your stomach
Your cs0-eisnce
III u yon sish % enj7y peas. long IA.
.nd haPPisss rrrisrvr them by temperate,
lhismps sbeo produce
D5mostie misery
Pfrmat BE~-losth.
3 irfIrhtS
u make t.esc po.uts r'sbr I reier ybut
iIotbe Nssxai- taicnler.
20 zoe hospital. ilaais asylum..
u9rsbeu.s..
Toth Tas, esrtf.eDes ri sbasyoi have
seen, real. a9i siHifsi ia u,IaI bsiy sai
estate
Essjsf decide vbi-l vii yal -ia..s
Tsmpsfanos. vlth Lagp.br,. saI lsts ....
% istemptAues wita ni,srl snI pfemsiaf,
death
nrEiiuog aesspspsr isa rood ds,.
hss making hfe liver, boiy supbss.. Ie
eau b. ia lttle better thsn aaybsiy else
We have ssso people doubt t8sif hisss. f8r
sppls psddinR 0r-dnv,sg snd counting
i4tb hat 30 al oar eHperisaso - uetsr Sc,
net siih the, ipdiSiIssl sho ga uattsiss
be could double the eifcal,ti,n ~ 10Y PAPER
10 TOO mohths
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-22

The Washington States of Friday .hsr.
no0a ls't saJs II shat 80 b.ss bead b.
tfss--su ss sfe rstbsf inelissd g. ,bioE a
.s--Seusior shdsli - % sdbsrss T. BIZ. ds,sy.
miustion not 70 seospi ths Frssob aisslos
" y sos believed that fhs President b..
tsudsfsd 40 ne Hon Cbss Fsuits.,
% NFgius WAetbert 10 too. uill ,.i..t
ihe Kinteripg prise. 90 ere sot isfs,~.d
II y quite estisin that he sessptasss % .u..
isusi7 sssited
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-22
s"rAsING 40 on,n,cr.a.

A dafkey. Who -. On tr,,l the 9TH, a..
10 a Detroit Court found Il ue-e...,v a.
"f'oe "a Snaessr' 70 prove b.. stsV,,,,s
g''i eaafafief One % those u.s M.,,b..,
iss "h darcy sbo t9ois tin horn .,...d
iho streets, aai ifades in bottle, .,I go
ihai . pic bsye "a bssd Hes sw,,e, a a..
o'itDdsn'' good character poiut bl.sf
a ci'nrhef on bi' trstimosy IN. Co.,,
.-@ss tiu' d b. uoalJnt steal a ehiotsn
Ai i'is D. talked IN tis profile Co. sf,s-
cosy sf.'o1efIit bead. looked 6f.tst The
."f' ''i ihs1 a'its defendant. asI .bsn
'e "'e'a.e 81 .ast be snsvc,e5 sihsrre
Lo'd bless 20 MiHsr Bsse I duB 90
n'"' a'71i 'ho niggrf bot tell ys, III
-, o''oHeu an4 Eoos . be ga comma
ia 80 clear uy Share lfsvsfIn rgIl.,
- 'iat gsiae q git no chance a. me 80
"a. ~ g~ins % ia De l,h sbcfy une YAH
Ysbr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-22
VIRGINIA LANDS.

10 eHAm'1'ng The 'Census Of 1850. spa
'"s ~ i''iosins Interesting statistics.
iae quantity ot land Improved and uniu.
proven ia each County /. given .I.a m.
cash rd'-s OF al ihs ADD ia eyery con.,v;.
given. '' ''a9H"
he counties containing The greatest o,.u.
tny of the most valuable lsrIs !, 81. S,.,.
are tie following
CAsh vhLug Or LANDS ~ Isso
a. 49,. a. 3.917,
Fsnqui-r ulEJ
RueAtIghsn ~
tTmsfic 'sp
s2st ~
Thus II viii be seen tho, the six wealth.
est eoun'ie' in tho State are those lying .d.
l.esh' 10 The Blue Ridge to wit Loudoap.
r.aIaler anil Albermsrc. wing EA.s Of tie
h'ao Ridge and augusta. Rockiugham m aud
''r-rson West of the Bl1- Ridge
ihe Census reports tue nun Der Of ACRE,
improved aud the number Of acres sun,m.
proved - tAese ccunties ss follows
I"Pfore! JHiMpror,d
L"nd'ua 2J- I5iscrs, - soi ,c,,.
Augu.s t7-Tg, 80 acre.,
I~oqo'rr 20 ~ iS5 20. d.
r. .'rgaam .OJ so 10 ~
A't~maric 10 tsT ,a,,ss
Jerrrs"n es-
ihs'e hgure- show tbs; Jefferson and
i.oaeoun ~hich sre eontisioa. To o.sh .,h.,
nave greater proportion Of their land. i'm
proved and smaller quantity .unimproy.
ed than any other oountie,
pJ adding tie Improved 20 the .unin.
proved iahi IN stiier.ou, We fed IN. ,o,.i
number OF acre. IA the county To be 40 so1
'ne eash value Of al shieir 40 fs5O va. s,,i.
mated si -, 20 i.5ss whlea i. eouiv.l.,, %
a. average Of joris-scrca so1.!t, All st,,
e,nr pr ae'e. This shows Tia, N, ,.,s.
oi Jefferson county command -5cs 49,,
/ "ge the highest piieo Of any and. m ~.
STATE. aud We da,c say there Aro few coun,
tr'es IA the United States. az anyl th.r can
b"ist OF 1anI whose average value is az 80
cent per acre.
la regard 10 the kanawba valley. -. find
the tensus OF $50 reports the each vain. Of
lands ss follow.
Ps,"sn sI0poi,
AIa.cn 40 as
l.?p AN
'a,h e.'h '.n. of i.rd. IN Kass~k..
Ts''.m -"I MAsSE easniss s,-.- .-a
Inc census also reports the au.n,i,y -
iaH1 Improved and 'unimpfov.d q. follow.
hnP'"r,d Usizyrored
NJ so ~. ~, Aefe' 2i6 III acre.
p,,,..-, - 49, Ii-.r rOJ
~ i3I 522
From which It will be seen that but . small
4u'n''ty OF the !aGd in these three eouu,i,.
Is 10 ru'''vst' when compared With tho
'And IN cultivation IN F.oquier aud other
e"uHhes just mebuobed. For the C.p,us
,eo"> That about Htas.feHth, Of the land in
hana"h' county Is 'ahimproved, snd but
one 'en'h. - improved whil.t in the eoun
ur' o' Rockingham, Fsuqpier. &c, .bou,
'"o'th"ds OF the lapd is improved aud
about o-e''h'rd is 'unimproved
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-22

ReA .tory - iold q . mss vko a.
s.fusg ffoa Badsa. By 40 ssssrslos :,
Piessafs usis' took care . forg.t b.. s,f.
Wke' % ioa nsap, yog Eood-fsf isx
fssesl. loa sefs goisg - lssvs sitkoas
@sF WAY, ny dear, ssbi yoa see ,As,
cal this pissssfs sHegTsioo"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-22
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
WI ,HLNGTON, n. C..

INlI- undersigned respectfully infofms his
Il y - ahd lhr pubic generally hat mis- 10.
~ hAs been greatly enlarged ~ ihe atdrs.n of u,
's'Rr psiinfs ard chambers; also many iu,pi1ve.
"eeH snd @iifaciions have bssn maze ta- uo.
'ri ptortfl Eh'ch enables him POO a.sNfe al sha
mate 'hH house her hume Whdst ~ ihs Metro.
polls. hat u shaii B.. second 20 none a., c,o,t,,
AND pleasure Tie horss ~ stfict sitsnt,on in The
paIonazr so iibcfsily bestowed up.n bim bs,,f,.
iofr
The - 'he Only Hotel rsich charge. le.. han
:" Ps,'F J. q. SMITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-22

ksvA ssst alisi op 80 {. h.hse., asI
TIE sgtath sisasi ia j feiigisaseEsfs,.,.
cal Bsss good Pba' bai poor Csrs.
rsu - There are msnJ tsrson uto ,bisk
suudsy i.s -yoezs sta zbfos - uips Gus
the siss Of t5s setk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-22

BFA mah sao rsosatiy Travelled over a
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