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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

az = frl.oW VIII II considered soft,
sp-akiug the other day q the many iDveu.
itnns which hlcc been made By the present
geuerati.n. Slltingiy wound up With For
mT part | believe every generation grows
wiser for there's my father, be knowt
more u my grandfather, ADD believe
know more than my father did. My dear
cir, remarked bystsuisr. vb,,au old
fool your granlfiinyr must have been
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

M IL there is heaven on Garth. il j.
on a soft couch BY your own freside. With
your wife on one eide, smiling baby on the
other, clear conscience, dozen Eve cent
cigars, a knoWledge that you are out Of
debt, and dont fear the printer, tailor,
sheriff or the devil
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

KnLrp Prof llurbert, music teacher.
Wa killed at Burbce's Gross Roads. in the
upper end % tbs unity. enc 1ay la,,u.,k
hy blow upon the head received by q stone
thrown by ouo L@uis Dulen. Dulsn has
sioee escaped - IIarr,Hfos Val Far
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
1'FFUvian Guano

W.T. "rfrfeignff ere daty etre.ttnr fEr cod b..
mast utih a eare, 90 So rtf.s..e
trtTo fif~ci from 800 gifastr TIaaff r....
WI re rni 1910 sifnnr hsrs end offered ia ta..I
"iomsfs ~ tnc louestmafs- Ifs.s-
FDWIE A GO
frrsrnuft " Mar-k ~ 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

Eo- An old lady, complaining Of the
dimucss ot her eyesisht. vas advised to
Wa-h her 'pectacies Wash them - she in
dignant!y exclaimed. III you Wish to wear
out yours IN that way, you clu but you
W"u'i get M g. DO SO" And she resumed
Der knitting With the air Of one who bad
met AMI resisted great temptation
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
E-LLEE--=-h

4 Ber.rehHi E,isafi,a ,,'al1deiby
sfrI-' Ee',f~-.4f TO-, fir Esb.f
ofit. ss.t 0Ht Ds-rfnl. -r-
TifH vpl IrrLH,aaa
Epi1ir Dn.aos.
Tsc HOWARD = ISOLATION. SO view Of
no az .ui tr.fru .Iil1 Hi hum.r .. caused hy Sex
ns. i'..a .e. 90 ore li.r. r.r....-t u7.u tte
uhins'urH'r vi'ims 90 s..b t.s.a.r. ls U,aoat.
s'vcfsl F.rf. ago aut~... fh.f- ftr-u.nar sur.
rs"u. o. ,usHIrtaaF s.r vpra, o. trif rams.
i' uf.D Hftp.a .arr tr.Hs tssr4.l',. fti- ria~
oi aiat-f.s. 800 o.. it,.i tu-. sH. give MEDICAL
ADVICE a.4rl. tsaI Who agit IT,. .-it. uifh -
'.' 1T..H Df 'h..r .rrfI..r. .a.. .ITa.iur.
tfhf'' n. 'f'' - p fc' 200 'F-.s .I syfr.1r w.
r-.y. % fiENi'H Erpl,iNFg FREE Or
CHARGE lvl-rHrs, asft mat .ar A.,a-
citation Commands fh. tfrf..' N-...a. ....l OF he
age 'Hd wni infn.shihe m." aspfossi moieI
TIE Drr.r-srf no. .,a.ia- -.t1fb.ir Asnu.
4. Reg. rr.a tts ffra.1. rfrf Sa1sti u.s.ases
TO '"' yrar s. .tre is.nau Co. t--- strres, ,he
htg. rtf tHfs action vIb ..- sr....s rli-h has
.sl.t fIr .aHIr. 90 II. 90 r.l .Ifrf sHfrt.1, an
ur,Hr- 81 GVNAIDVEulA SENI.---
WEhkEisS iN?pTEEcE. rONOHRUu.A
Gill T. -irulLlS t, Vice ONANisN o.
SELFABusE g .H..sra arI-Is ..slrasls,
al 20 sen. ar i.fi as -n.at. yrsI
~. bu.r'.fs. 'r a f.tfrFt e.. n. fatf feel ~
fu'e' Oar fH-I. .sI ilfhf ...- .. benevolent
81 rs.r .ts. 90 rf.st ..r- o.. ....s sI .f,f s..
rs 'a.F '' F- rHDrT saI farF hove fsso.g.
~ " '.F..e ..rr,. ... rHt r..aff .saI i1 tbts
t.f. FH. .... .F.. 70 .-H. .f.tr
~. .IrH .f gsul.
i... W... t. |.Ha..r Fr.IfHsr.a
~ i-A Hr' Co., a.rs h- S-rHa'
trgara ds C...1.0r HHrr-.r. uff.s ut|I
OF tilAEo. .. f....g. fol. TWO STAMP.
fHf pHsare. D.hfrF-r..f.s .a.H Trar.s 90 It, "a.
i1f~ ~.f 'fra-n.U. rf,rtua. f..fHsfs Uut e.
arc tffr.. ...rr rH....tst frf vftuu..Unst I..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
Private Entertainment.

~ now : o. q -.iiru. DO t'.tt nerr o. D.
". ace FurI'- Doc a. r-s's ... POD, 90 .t-v 81 L.
eaIgtEk zsrGIaIzEY.
H. 'GsFss stitc utss..tI uutta. t..ttb. ,~a.
. 'o- suJfd v .susHstssfr IS tbr meal DIV or
Ny'S uossIa iaa,u ,,om 'hr doyr ADD ~t u Al,
rrftr g..
Brtsvt1- Va S.r' ~ -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
Columbian fsnrnn

VIZ u1ief-'gafd Sc Afeaff bel Iiif rife. a
De PtHaafipii1 GsoHe Ceu-say nav. r,a.
,.ah'Y IN hanf fuli .rrry n bss Coz. gri.s
ogiH' ~ heif innorsfipa ~hifh iaey Offer f.f
'ais stthe lovest Case pfiss
FOwLE CO
ALfr.~rats " Nstet 10 ts,-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

NJ Kindoe.s make. suosbine uhersvsr
., goes u huds - say into th, hidden
chamber u toe heart and bring. forth trea,
sares u gold Lafshuess OF the contrary.
shuts them up forever
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

ArroiSrvEST The President has %.
pointed Geo Lee Brent, of Virgins to Be
Secretary Of the legi'i)n Of the Usi,ed
States 90 the tbs Argsu,inS Cosfsderatiop.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

DA political novice rose TO make bis
first speech aui. 10 BIZ. embsrrssmsnts.
began 20 scratch Li. head Well. really.
exclaimed one u hi' opponents. 4 am be-
ginning 10 think he's got something 10 BIZ,
head after ell
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
Genuine Copper Rod

. ia agree ~ Pa'iOsera-f taat CoPp,f has ifU IN
e'.ntI tea ,uies 'ne cOntuciiag po~er at Iron.
sR does Z ta.t OF Corr~dr. lion It-is. whru
costri ~Ih 'ust. o.--s to ee . custeciCi. The
rrisisr -oAa1cnag ptw-ts II ilHrtrut metals -
bit "a 90 o. r-i-f-ace 80 n ioan M table pre-
p't-i s'tn sr.as care SD I1l.y ead'r'- - p1 irl-
ir.sufs Vi supn cod smI.h ~ iar CuHtt.i'y 81
Eifg ma, Wa all y ~ Sst.ir. O.! MIa.
'h'sf-t I'd t"sr'ur Lev ut At B-iTNspiir ~ r..
pot. q CA,mis,'y m Wtura-,teT Medical CO...
80.
~ axe wirr, - %. following mr,s's. a.
sq-a 600. tr'-> abi lsrzlh. snt pas tbrungh ihEu
thr >'in" ~ils ans u' ei-s'f ~v and i.pte.sut abe
run, .tug t~-rot SILVER wst,h - tNc test me
iai', 'vua~'i'i Known, g., 100, NC shall nave III
.Dltrs t-.ulTs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

~ The best dedoition us ever heard Of
peanog hl'e witness against your nsigh
b'f' Wa giv.n Nv little girl IN school. -
. af ''id o. us' sbon nobody did nothing.
aud .2mstply vent aad told u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

Thu ~ have De- ~ - -r'iEir sri Af-ir,' ~
thofitv &C he iu'Tr1.,- value sbi rtrfit ut a..
C,ptrr ~ az! in nur 57y every uaa 20 rlatt-i
hHe i'nf sWWatIr T..s,-s>t.r.s. rsntsIuiy >ittaNt
~ 'h- mif~t NJ he rtr.t viU-uf itrn Seq storms
&c.. 7-'.'.t} >Hrr .fa' rs So. .r- s--~ tHs t-...-
rrrcsntv"s scAin>t ltghtntng h.. tt.r''s sr~ per
i~s'iv ami 'hof1ugh'y secure against 81, harm
We uiIl ronsituct th- copper rot an POI W.
hatftUcs ~ ihiftv-hy- csuts rst ipot With tint.
insnia'ots, a.. c'nipi Insurance corpani,.
mac = r-s>"ns' y ai''wsrce when Iae copper rs
u put up ~ buildings
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

~ Believe ne. mothers. you have no
Hghi o. expects thst 'bs sense of religion
VII b" inf1.si by ,bs lsbor, 81 Others
"oen parenu have ceased % be teachers.
religion Iss e-lssi 10 be- taught
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
POLITICAL.
~ wNc r,rsr

\ lev t-Iei ,-srs ,ha., nsss aWsv.
An3 al trembling N,a. sEd CAV,
BIS Co he est.a sA,la ssi's - told
u s>a., % fh- s'nhfs-itg NOD
happily a. tsrs ~! ~ tate
I,Ll.g e ~ nf- - io's dat--
Ma, cone il. ih. la'i tine 60 l,oE
Ug,1 N eatJA1rc'. iAvuriie broos.
Thrn 3t,n4y ~ a rs- ,hhI. s'-sm
The .rSfAtr ~ nv tin-irs .u-sm,
Az iaiu''y co ny ear .'aliad
Thy p.art'i1s euf'eoi', msirs cail;
Vet .hal, ihul i,s 81, z'a' ant bright
A. s.-n,, ib1u NETS, nv ,hiAnJ slshJ.
Az .hhi sleep -,at 90 ihy Use
A. sg-s an.f ayes rlit-.
Chucr-n ,h~ir eiflv spors ,AaliTy,
A. ps,s ~ , az ss~-nhi rie.
Bur faou ouchangrf from yea 20 year.
Gsily ,ta'Lp'hy s7t , t;rr here;
Anti ,onLg d.~sts AID ienier gas
Thy entle., ipisncy shiil pa.
An siusias lows the narrow glen,
Shall Innrs The iat,ng race ~ m-n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
THE UtHl.

49, H-r .....s EsG-
Upon ,he ..aofl'f
hnushtr sogl 10 ,aye.
AniJ ,,stui,s suite.
T~0 more .iiii, iSri
T. wa.stae tasiV road
To choose ~srre TOO path, meet.
TIE narrow ADD broad.
TWo more ln,le hsHi,
t. ~ors far good o. III,
Tao m.te ii,..e eyes,
Anoiber li'ile viii.
Aao,hsr hear 1, love,
Receiving love again,
Al - the baby came.
\ lhias OF Jov AMI rtin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
ErnNrlN Tohnrro.

Il HAVE .fsf received a sap-f..f sr.fIs rfrurs
4 oravry fatst-a Which Gao tc terammsntsi
to itrse sha use its ues8
AnrI - T.. HOOP
CARPET SACKS snt sslao. sstehs., f,,.s.e
" h9 l.. HOOFF
Affl ~ 1850
DAcoN sai Lsrt. isf s4Iety
ID MAJ - A. w CRAMER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
U lrED STATS HOTEL.
WASHINGTON. h e..

'NiE uG'ersiCn-t respectfully infnrrs his
Il ie - sut he Tuh.ic generally hat IRIS H.
Tea has h"~a gf.s;g eu.stsed nv The atl,i',n 90 s.
Ia sr paT."T, ard chaU''-s si-o. macy prove.
'aeni> aud auTac'iou> haze teen MICE fHth- H.
TEL proper which enables him 20 s.sufea who
me.c his h'us" ,t.if D., me whilst 90 th- Mrif.-
p.i.. hat u sEs!l b. sec. ut 60 none tn c.rI!lr
and pleasure. lie hopes ~ 'tTiet s'J-rt,.n ioih.
wants uf h,s z1<s,> jo mrrit A cuufiuusr,. ~ The
"a 'ohdge % Hocsaiy bestowed Upon tin hct,.,.
fore
This IL The only Hotel which cha-ces le.s 'hau
50 50 per CAV. l.. q SMITH -
Nov ~ I-Ss -Iv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

~ John sstei Julis u .bs would bsvs
him No. sa.d she v,ll not have tsp O.
but before Joi o could recover from he sbsos
slo afciiy but D. tu, you msy bsvs me
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

S'NHtg
p''i'' may o. h"eh "'H az able icSn on
b, br spfur.s cAaIo; ss fgI-4 - n, ,.5..b ,
~ many yclrs preached to DO Teo b. cam. II,
anJ aHd ~ feai AM iGility NJ VAS 10
''' s'1s' "A' sbdcar'd am 'oeTeIy nsj for :
Il ihe payers o. b.s charge shall ,iJersls il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

o. This story is Of two dog, who fell
10 fighting in \ cav mill Ia the course Of
the tus.cl, one # the dog' went plamp
Agsiast a saw II rapii motto, which cut bin
III two iusian'cr Tie hind legs runaway,
bn' tie fore leg. continued tue fight add
whipped the other dog
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

- II young ls1iss uov-s days diA not
become ~'mcn 81 thirteen, msu you'd have
better uives
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING !!

fTNliE ssh~et'l~rs isrsliy author r-d agents iof
II G. bs'fuiung aud pufhg Up Amos Lfnh
P.'~rt L'xhnt"H ccrduciof. are nos prepared @"
iarsi>h me cH'S~ns OF Jsb,f,oa, BsiatisJ sht ID
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

have Up~urd ne same iof the reception ot yistor.
il- ri"pf--"rs riric. thrtr esrrs rAetu.a i,r
We r'mi,ff snc pleasure 90 tn~if patrons
ihtU ttiiL vii % sgpp..ft with every
'ntni' iAat sais 90 ths ECigkt~Ilng E4aiIeIs oaE
shUfc:
Tier ntR furnished with a genera. asscl.
nfr' oi iar yery t~, Liquot..
itrtr large srd airy -IluI. = attended q.
soi so ant careful OsUrrs
Every department viii - rnlrr ne csrrfui su-.
Nr'Iahoe ~ fhe Pf,rfi-fo5. of heir A..i.,srt.
oF,'r'. Liquor Cigars saf lIors~ IIi-. ,n.a.
"4'F '''h q 4 REpNtAN
JAMES u GIBSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
VA IETY

co. When we're married, Julia. You'll
see how II drive ycu to the Castle in .
carrisge.'
But, Dennis, where is the N Oney to com.
from
Oh, We don't want any money: people
do these things now a-days on quite new
principle. | assure Won
Indeed = said Julia
Yes replied Dennis. aud often they do
them without any principal at all
MA rural poet has just gotten up the
following aud retired to private life
40! DOT 40. IN Spring tine
ven irsEgs begin to e'al-
Wen kah5age plants are ssu,inuP.
bue | wOot uoi DIE a,a!l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

IL Apfii y - HooFr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

HrTh" tfu'h 70 two edged cutting
ba-t'Iliirs tAustiabs aai slso back bi,isg
c'ta.Fff ~.1 hnd 90 others sias tbs srca.s
fr t...r psr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
ShPPlNGTON HOTEL
HE GARTER no, ST."
Ch.rI.-isrs. Jsn,r..s ,.a.ty. Virginia.
CARTER'S HOTEL.

rI'IE nafrr,irn-i heslrr purchase tf- ts.-
prop -r'y u Ch~ut..o-B, Va ~ i,rc sat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

A SUPPLY 90 hit rsI4stI- f.rft.y.r ts,ffs.
u sritff end l,rsaIs hv FpWIEa zoo
Aisrauffia " Anaur q f-s-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

Sn-ar Core aHs J..--fF.... .....s.
Chez Ma rsroai HieeF.au.. e. ,ais,. Ole.
Arm % 20 t.''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

pa sthhgts st.6sss stppsf-aisi.Iiss Nv
WHiskAY y. Fssasat@sd Pave Fsfs.stv
~ CitAMEERa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

a tiT = GARDEN SHED -. have I1.f %.
a CFtTei A. flN tuTrIT oI HsmnsI Aa.sA a.s
o.rtFn seed. Hhlch ! masl ssII f..f -ssa
- q ~ r. HAWTTWg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

thrown by ouo Lewis Dulen. Dul.o has
sioee escaped - Iiarr,rfoa Ha) FGS
ArroiNrvrST The President has IN.
pointed Geo Lee Brent. q Virgins TO BE-
Secretary Of the lega'i)n Of the Usited
States 70 the tbs Argentine COsfsd.rstion.
n1-A political novice rose TO make bis
first speech aui. 10 BIZ. embarrs.monts.
began 60 scratch biz head Well. really.
exclaimed one of hi' opponents. 4 am be-
ginning to think he's got something 10 bis
bead after ell
..-...-----
NJ kindoe.s makes suosbine wherever
u goes u huds - say toto th, hidden
chamber u the heart and brings forth trea,
sares u gold hafshuess OF the contrary.
shuts them up forever
~ The best deGoition We ever heard of
bsauog false witness agaiost your bsieb
Dor, Was gIv.n ~ little girl in school -
N', '''a % ~ sben NOBODY did nothisg.
ala somebody vent sai told IL
~ Believe ne. mothers. you bave no
right O. expects thst ,bs sense Of religion
will b" i1fu.sl by ,bs lsb,r, Of others
Whom parenu have c-assd % be Teachers.
religion h'' e-lssi 10 be- taught,
~ John sskeI Julis u sbs would bsv.
him No sad she 4 vill not have tss o.
tut before Joib could recover from he shock
'loa'eliy but i' but you msy bsvs me
NJ n young l,st,, uov-s da,. dii mo-,
become ~'men az thirteen, insu would have
better uivss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
SAMUEL stone.
SlNlL ia. MN0RE.

,y.ATTQHNEY AT LAW.
bLhHIfILLE. CLARKE COUSTY yiRctSt.
DkAG TICES 70 The CHeui snd Counr, -.
ai ClafEe. Jsfersoa aai Ffefefiek co,o,,..
~ One with q w. Rssnrislo. ESQ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-04

e.OrR GREAT RKPrn'le" AeRo,p--An editor Of
the Utica Herald write. trum liridell cr ;, Ger
many thus:
.'fIe who comes to Europe with the belief that
the world is agapc with wonder at the greatness. Of
the American Republic, who hugs the sweet unc
ton to his soul thai the masses t the Oh World
have nothing to d. but sing horannahs TO the
American Eagle: who thinks that whenever an
American citizen make his appearance, all Euro
pedom must needs take or his hat. will wake mp
to find himself the victem Of great and orue! de-
fusion. The fact Ia, not half az much
thought Of by these willy barbarians rs we imagine,
Our country, Of which are osUntatleusiy
proud, is not rated O. such tremendous pumpkins
by the world ut large. vanity leads MS to
think. In the far East, more especially, our fame
is as sounding brass and tnklingcymbol. We are
regarded as in some way sort Of appendix to Eng
land--as a sort Of political fungus cinging to the
skirts of the British Isles. Beyond that they know
little-except that come to the East Ia get civil
lized. have money and spend it like fools la
Europe, we are bitter known if not more cordially
despised. with few exceptions are rather
supposed to live in New York city. which is a city
bordering on the Rocky Mountains. to own nggers
ad libitum. and 10 settle all disputes with tho
bowie-knifc aud revolver,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-04

A7OtGCE.-Atn meeting Of the Hoard Of Di-
~ the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad Company,
office Of the Company in the city Of lyuchburg
SATURDAY the l7ih Of January ISL the following resolutions
wee HtHpttd
on Rssor.d That from and after the hrstday ofFc
Virginia and Tennessee kaiuad Company i'll
Ftuck Killed ny trans running this road unless
be- show that such stock Killed
paLie negligence Of the poyeei Of this
Company.
af.d That all claims aganst this Company fn loss of
dua puods produce MUST be presented within thirty
day the such articles ,houd have been delivered
A t"iJ from IT,, minutes -
api2iis WIN. II. HUGHES. Scc'y
UDICn MOND POTTERIEs, Foot Of Mnin
IL street. Rockets. aud corner OF Cary and 18th Streets
KIt iNOND VA, kttstE & PAKI, PrrprIeturs-The sub
respectfully inform the citizens OF Richmond and deal
,rs adjoining that they ctnrnR the
best quality of STONE WARE which they will sell the
follow II prices pah d iib,ral discount for cash,
All Ware sold by will he delivered part of the city
irecVf charge. THOS kEEsEE,
DAVID PARR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-04
Daily airsiaia'l.
nurninr Nero ct the state Dreadful
- pnrticularS.

k0ktk0U18kD
correspondent Of the Maysville Eagle. gives
the fpilowing particular. OF the recent burning ..
: negro at Troy, Ksntacky. for the murder OF bis
On New Years day the annual sales took place
NJ Troy the county seat, and there was quite a
collection Of people there: everything went on
smoothly until about 8 O'Clock in the evening
when NJ. Jas. Galway, brother.in.iaw OF tue
deceased, moistsd upon an old goods-box before
Ia storedoor. and addressed the people for about
6fAeen minutes. He said if the mass OF the peo-
ME felt rs he did, and would do their duty when
4 hel;eved they would that they would take the
hi.ck murderer out of Jail aud burn him a, the
stake. in the presence Of ali the negroes that were
there to set an example before them, ana snow
them what will Be the result oil all nnch 'pnnuc'
Il thare should ever be such aga n. Then he cio-
ed by saving, "All that feel as do will follow
ma. He then leaped from the stand. and there
wa A general shout given. and he led the way TO
the ;sil and uue-tenths of the multitude follow
cd. On arriving At the Jail they found the sheriff
aud tailor, who did all they could to suppress the
mob, but all to no purrosc.
They now mustered some 500 or ] 900 strong
Tbev then commenced with slcdge hammers,crow-
bars and axes and in about an hour entered the
Jail and brought forward their victim tthe negro
,,rurdsrer) They marched him 10 tue centre OF
the Jail yard, drove down large stake and chain
ed him in an erect position, hand aud ieet iast 10
the stake. There was an abundance VI sna'ihSs
and 6ne split wood piled around h'm-this con-
sumed some half an hour. During this time the
negro talked to the negroes that gathered around
him, He told them that he had good master,
and that he wa. always treated too well aud gwen
too many liberties. and for them 10 take warning
in time and never do as he had done. Then the
torch was applied. and hs seemed to be entirely
Indifferent about it until the flames began to burn
as high - his knees. Then he began to t"'si,and
snort, and groau, and in about minute more he
commenced to scream. lie gave some oil the most
hideous screams that ever heard come from any
human being
/ could not stand 10 any more and lett
When left the flames were burning as high AZ
his head. was only spectator Of the proceed
inRs, and took No hand either for OF against
think that there some | 800 to 1000 people
to witness this dreadful scene aud 200 or 300 ne
groes
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XXyEED,s PATENT sE WING MAe UINEa.
w This 10 the most rel, able SEWING MACIIINE ay.r

w This il the most reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
offered In this MARKET both the quality of its
rablity and simplicity The Of easier learned
than that OF any other Machn while il works
the finest silk the heaviest cloth leather on either Of
which II works in very superior manner making straight
both sides of the cloth he'd alike aug IN beauty
the most elegant hand work rarely gets working
perform all ordinary repairs On H. until sworn With
these ads"nae". over other Maehl"e' feel confident
Families all kinds of Manufacturing C,te,s Taors Boo
Harness aud saddle Msnuar,urcrs VIII lind This Machn.
that will do their work in rapid and substantial
much ordinary way. Families who require
much sewing will find this Machine particularly To
their besides saving labor enough lew months
pay forn Taos win find great saving by using this
Ing Machine hesd's being always OF quality
w,rkthat does easily and that looks than
and work Boo and shoe d 'nuiactnrers Thou
sands Dollars by using this Machine while many pupo
the work done IN leather by this Machine better than
The editor csisrtown Georgia Pario, says. When
wholly family mmenped 10
un leather IT cd Harness aud Carriage Trimming
work done In way pc mt Of beauty and Strength
aud feel confident for this alone the machine has
large plantation says worth wages his two beat
hands in Tho tne in king clothes for the Ev
Machine have sold in this vicinity has the
satisfaction and several intend to order Machines from
you soon
Extract a letter written by a gentleman, owning
plantation near New Orleans Your two Hds Patent Sep
ing almost constant use since bought
and with the best practical In
weeks tho two operators them finished complete Of
cothes for each Of hundred and plantation
and lind the tine saved In using them has
Another Planter used empo, three four hands
In making clothes for the ret but suec purchased
the whole plantation whn fe for making nearly
a the clothes "i The family tee confident Machine
We wish all who need Machine to these they
the simplest and best tor Family Plantation
SepinX Machne sUO aud 1870
JAS. II WHITNEY,
Successor to Within & Ly"na,
345 broadway. New York.
C..
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No. 81 Sycamore street, Petersburg,
SIGN OF TIE EAGLE,
kFFERS to his friends aud uUic generally of the
" largest aud choicest stocks Al VA rCH. s. JEwELRf
SlLVERW ARE, FINE CLOCkS and FIRST CLASS
GOOD, every variety his pub
lc cheap brilliant and boauu be had In any other
articles urcd .iluItet)
styles and the unique, classical aud elaborate Workman
ship. septe Is
lDKGCE OF Il KEROSENE OiL AND Lamps
i KEDUEED-Wc will, aud after this date, sci, NE
kUSENE OH. at ONE DOLLAR AN"1WENrYFivE GEMS per
gallon We have made arrangement with the Agents to
keep hand supply Of this Oh the sole ixcnts
for this The article cannot be purchased oil any
other house.
We also have various styles of Lamps at reduced prices
We call the pubic ution tbs O Is the ch and
popular sht introduced beng equal To xix candies
a u Vi a ha.i per hoHr= MI lR Il STEVEN
jy juts No loo > }tainur, ST., Petersburg, Va.
HNlNE CIl:A.sS.- we have now iu store ihe
II assortment uf Ia - have oti,r.d-luN-
OF good smoNe rr s''d 10 cad and ny th'n
sept IL ". \. nrKOrHEK co.
NOisN CORN :! ths..As. inland q l;OU Nd
~ PLASfER.lhc uhd,r''snou has rented Messrs,
l..ughornr johns t.er tokN AND PLASTER MILL =
lie AHrp consaut, hand The artit Inch
unAs >. .AN,iHoRNE, Sole Agt
mar4ts fer the su. +, " ,,tt RI Plaster in Tins
NNTOOD AND IL VA. a. .s = fhr uudc,s ign. d
w keeps AT the South Side
Depot good " bob AND III MBE and VII
patronizc him LAWN, - Ms successful
AppouaoA county, Ii, ,.n h!y o'Ier Tor Lunu,r the
shortest nOthc.
His terms are all $50 and under cash; CO.
SKY days 500 oar IN alta, ii; the purchaser wil
Le required give notes s.t!sl,ctor.i, endorsed.
e My agent Mr. Nti Key nohs VIII found con.
tanty al the IS . Depot Nj, 4die Evergreen o. APP
poniattox co.
t,D ludly JOHN NJ. TONEY.