davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04

90 he as aHimo N gkippsnsbu,r Pc NJ.
ANN n. DIAL. daurhiff % T.. noaaVln ID
80 fa9s place. snd = Rtics q Col DshasIn IA
IBIS i7ra-assd abosi - yeaff.
% Pftsrv n,sfslsg isu shsvs iisv.si,s ui.
r,.,of.,,.s uests Miss ELIZABETH CAN'T.
BOS lr ~ g5 = yesf 81 be- so dsufhisf rf b.
iats NJ Afbblbal Csmsfys n shspAsfisiovp
Near Pilot ufevs. No. e. Dc % o. SsFgm-
bsr. of Cossamption jobs uE.sHf NyiEh
80 ~ Dsniei Hoisf Gee q 90 AIS c. lnT, sgsl
- ysars ssd months
oa Bondsy. i7,h ole ROSE BILL gOLFn
saaFhisf Of GsofFs go Laufs 8oirf. arsd q
yesrs mpaths tsd : tsYs Of tsis cossrY
M MARY CECILIA WHITE. g0asou 81
iahn Whis ta4. a Lorau Thrfst Bear
HIissofosEh Leudoal c0ustY. Va. ffrsufi ihfs
His % SatufdsT. lAth OF, iu sssafsncs sfa tltss
n lnudifalhg
So l.ssssufr % rbun9ay ihs cob or no.
LAND SILT. caif go RI Baahfrsf r aa3 Va.
Fiaia PCS SEED yssf ssd sioutss
Atan fssitsscs. 10 Bussisy Coasty - ~
tTiH ST. "a rFfhYif FeFFr JOS HffFW
TON IN ha s2i year raass uto fnsu aia,
sssi loFef Ain mosL
on NJ tsh ssr % Jsly tsee 81 Hsrgsrs 81.
~ We De- 90 $50 yeaf ri ts afs ThONAs
LLEWELLrN. - ~ Tfgmas aet Msy Liss.
Z. ya u AeHhyv fafi e'smarran site soufh
~. t.sssfiys ssss fsmaftsbis a,ss go sssia
BE Efnarf ~ Hfrfb 81 ueaf f1ft at raar ir.
srtsHnf iseiefra stpfr siT iH feIafsa f1 81
Iroa ~ sffffs sfffief a. = Foifirf uafff fls
puss n Ws'iaflar Anef til relesss ~ rh1sf
Amffics 90 D. 1883 -a5f lr aa ae reiauans a
= hestssd hssf I'D rieas go isnsisi Sc
hat lfH be- sfsf coe fssion chHffsa SO fraat
rhNfffn ia maara .ksH irss--feI Ihss soffsU aat
st IhrFs 80 we've 81 hafe-t ut wast tai fseF
isss = ~ Ftis. FsFsp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
-sPIRIr or JErnERsoN : orr1cE.

An advertisement appears in another cob
umn, from which it will be observed that this
othee Is exposed TO sale on the 20,h day OF ma 1t
month Ii is entirely unnecessary for Us at
this time 10 rccapi,ulato the causes which have
created the necessity FOR this sale. IL i. made
10 pay our debt, aud underline circumstances
We have no eomplaint to make. The Office is
in very good condition, the reading type bo-
ing Aluos, entirely new. The business Of the
office Is good. and in the hands of man of
moderate capital, would afford good and safe
investment But six years ago, the estab-
lishment sold Cor ar Gossdna dollars, and
the busincs q the Office now, is little less
than it was at that time. Any one wishing
TO engage in the newspaper busincs, could not
hnd more desirable location than Charles.
town, and we are Satisfied from experience.
that the 81 .Spirit IF Jc6ersoH would afford
most excellent support to any one who had
the means 10 pay for it without ineurriUg debt
ia its purchasc-Npnrif
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
Ek-Goy. BILLY smITH.


The Charlottesville Reriero in publishing
Extra B,llys Know Nothing letter (which
may DO found 90 the first page Of our papcr)
says
The Hon. William Smith has been At las,
sileneed. Like oas of those Mexican ma
rauders, the Hon. gebtlsman for thirty years
has been committing political deprsdaiious,
aud deiying the authorities Those gentle>
meu Of the road are, however, always finally
captured aud summary punished. The
distinguished political outlaw has also been
brought to justice. He was arrested in Har-
risonburg on the nth inst, aud immediate,
ly garro,tsd. The honor Of the capture is
due TO the gallant Douglas detective, Col A
NJ. Barbour. The bold TX Governor died
game lie dehed bis tormentOrs He made
no recautation.. He gloried in the crimes
with which he was ehstSsd. The evidence
Of bis guilt was contained ia the letter which
Col. BIbour's vigilanes has brought TO light
1t settles at once aud forever the loug-moot-
cd question Of bis completely With the X now
Nothings. Under the guise Of Democracy
he WAS deeply involved IN the most borr!d
nscbipations Of the Culvsrr We believe
the crin,asi eIeites no sympathy. All feel
that bin doom Is just. For years no ons la.
doubted his guilt, but no technical proof ha.
ever been obtained before Of any specific act
He was most accomplished person in bis
profession, aud his name was . terrier al
every cross road 10 Virginia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
MRs. LoursE a. rLnnIAY.

This highly gifted Southern suthoress ar
riVed here yesterday, rvsss for WASH
ingtoD. She comes to the State shr Ieit in her
early youth, with no trlnrcry ecla, She
comes recommended by some Of the first men
81 the age Her object We learn is to dispose
/ Of Some of her own productions. We regret
that time and space will not permit Us 10 ex-
tract rnrs tslly from the PRES, &c. We be-
speak for her the consideration OF the pub
lie -
"Onco a, least, since the unprincipled sup
preston OF her LETTERS AND MIscELLANiHs,
has her Letter on Slavery stood between il
aud the mueh-dcsired republication. No
man can read her Censorid Licioria, and fail
20 sec how often fanatics and shriekerp, from
Boston 90 Kansas, have WINGED under her
caustic pen. She, in her loneliness and want,
has stood honestly aud fearlessly by the
South, while Others Of half the talent were
winning fortunes by covering il with insult
and abuse. The South owes her debt Of
gratitude !" now IL l. the time repay IL =
- LOiisE RLEMJAY has conferred bonor
on her sex and section. she has a RIGuT 10
expect Il inrcturu !Sv,,,hern Baa,.er, AtLo,,,
Grosy',i
1T has another aud tcndercr iutcrist--the
interest Of Sorrvv Cslamtics, -aeh ~ sci
dom oYertake our frail nature and crush gu;
It's hope, and strength, have f4llcIl on lis ;,if-
ted author. With all manly hearts, this
would insure Its prompt patronage bu, Hhen
real Dssrit of aa sHysuat ,Lyres Is allied with
an appeal 10 our sympathics, no one should
fail To lend helping band Tor is success. -
Rec. lad 4. LPsoops5.
For tho tricks Of tho trade, and their other
memorable reasons, which compel this -lonc
survivor Of buried household" to publish
and sell her own works, We must refer III,
reader 10 them and herself But VIC beg oui
citizens, and the public generally, TO remem-
Der that Louise ELEMIAr, a.. VI. j } is n
common Book retailer" but high,brcd
lady, OF thorough culture, whose ecnils and
misibrtnncs should commend the admiration
and secure the cooperation of every manly
heart aud true Christian"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
RFroRr TO FUSE.

Mr. JAcos BATLoR, BrSekinridge Demo
essat Of Augusta county, Va, has proposed
o meeting Of the Com mittees Of both branch.
q Of the Democracy TO meet in Richmond
70 withdraw IS Of the present electors, so as
20 have bot one Electoral Ticket "Aud have
sbs whole ticket pledged to cast the vote Of
Virgins ra.sably sgreeablO 20 the vote, to
vii Rseh Douglas vote counting the same
- each BreokiOridso vote, therefore each
maa. votes and gets his choice without any
sacrifice Of principles, aud saving the State
90 the Democratic party
We shOald favor this scheme, for in that
a ias,Aass there would DO ihOusAod. Of iad e
psaIsnf Democrats who would scorn TO te
shaekisd, aud transferred like serfs, cast
their totes Tor BELL aud EvERErT. But
where would be tho principle 10 an act Of
this kind; And yet this 10 the party which
processes pviHeiPles(D before every thing
else. -
The Richmond Examiner (Breckinridgel
declares that IL cannot give its assent to the
proposed arrangement OF Mr. baylor aud
Mr.. HarmAu, for new electoral ticket on
the terms pTopOsed-And thinks that iis a.
doptiou ''Would weaken the Democracy and
, strengthen Bell" The Examiner eouiendu
! nat tie Committees bsvs no power or au-
thOrity 70 alter the position Of their respec-
= tive parties, assumed by the delegates 10
Convention.
The Richmond Enquirer eappO. consent
- NJ. BsylOr's proposition, yet thsuks him
fer making the move that briggs together
ths committees Of tbs lWo wings Of The par.
ty." Irs too late to bsAsaspPing Of horses
nov.
The Rockingham Register thinks thai the
sone and SPiriI Of The Riehmobd Enquirer
N ias so,ios Of Nr. BsyIors proposition for
q fasiea Of the two wings CT The Democrats
parry Ia ibis state, Preeludss all hope Of ,uch
settlement a. the National Democrats
party are villiog TO make.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
FOR THE UsIoN -.

In one Of his Speechea on the vexed aud
ye1A'ious question Of the day, which seems
toswaiIow up all the important issues, Mr..
Bell thus expressed himself:
But, air, as to myself, shall hold fast
10 the Constitution until see that il no
longer opposes barrier to absolute sggres
sions; aud trust that some fnal adjust
ment Of all these ,di.tracring questions will
yet DO devised aud adopted, upon q basis 30
just add reasOBble, as no. ouly to stay the
progress Of dissffsction, but to furnish to the
world that Lighslt evidences thA, no diversity
Of local institutions, or Of ssstiOosl iaterssts,
or any other cause Of occasional dissansion
will ever be so powerful for miscbief as to
sunder the ties that now bind us together q.
ons people
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
4 wHoLEsALs sWINDLEa.

The Wheeling tYs) Intelligeneer says
An atIsnps was made on Thursday 20 ar
rest @sn named Jacob Thomas, charged
9th PsTpssratiug heavy swindle up0u tho
arm Of Mcclellan & LOgss, the latter Of
uho@ has been sojouruing ia This ely for
so@s ii@s, Thomas resided 10 JsfIsrson
sOaaty, Va, aud was gagged BY MeClsllAn
4 Legau 70 purchase hogs for them. Re-
ssntly Tbomas wrote letter 70 MeClslIAp.
''a'iog that be bad shipped large number
OF hogs, sod drew upon the house for the
h@oua.. The money vas scot on to Thorn
e., bas uhsu The hogs reached Baltimore, i,
SAs foaod that they bad been eoBsigasd 10
sso'As' man, who bad alio paid Thomas fos
then.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
MAR RED,

o. The 2ith uii. Al Foun1sin Rock. The resi-.
degee Of me brides fa'hcr near shephefdstown
JtHsrsch Coubtv Va. BY he Rev O w Anafsus
u. Mr. HENRY A DiDiER II Baiiimors'
ana Miss ANGELICA, SC ,ad dsuf bier Of Hon
Alexander r. Bolelef.
~ Wiekiiac chufch. Clarke CouBiy. on he
morning 81 the 9Th September b. Rev Wm
Leaveli. CHARLES NJ COONs. of Wsssipg.
zoo, d C.. ADD Miss MARY ELIZABETH
dsogbisr u SAINT G KneIisI. 0fClafse eosuty
oa ihe 9Th oii., ~ Rev @ @ Brooke. JAMES
W Smith and MARY ANN HODGEs-bdth of
Jsdsfson county.
HaTper Fer.Y, 90 ~ 2ffh or by Rev q
BrpDk, NATHANIEL. MCCLOUD ahd RA-
CHAKL JANE TOMLis son
90 ihG Bridge. a. ShephetdHovn, % saufav
m1fniug isv ~ he Rev NJ LinfI Mr. ABRA-
HAN ALEXANDER sCHOPPRgT. 10 Nice
MARY kLLEN MERCHANT, both Il Befss-
lev
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04

BAsS NorKs NOT RECEsKD nv rAE Me-.
FOLK BAsks--Ths Norfolk Herald SAY, n.
hanks Of thai city have ceased To r,ssi,, "A,
so,ss Of the following Virginia bAsi, 90 d..
pesii, OF in psymsp, Of notes or dram,
Notes Of the Bank Of Berkeley. B,nk n
hanasss, Bank Of the Old Domiuiop ,,I
branch, at Pssrisburg, Bank Of the Vale,
ia Virgins. and breaches, sIcept ID. on, =,
StauntoA Bank Of W esioc, Bank q wk,.l.
Iug, fsirnonnt Bank, Manufacture, ,sa
Farmers Bank Of Wheeling, hsreh.sv ,sd
MeebaDics' Bsnt, do. sud branches. No,,h.
western Bank Of Virginiaa, aud br.aeA..
aud the Rsppabanoek Bank.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
THE PURE JUICE.

Mr.. JOEL Cur Of this county has pre-
scented Us with samples Of Brandy Of bis own
distilliug from the fox grape. One sample
was three years and the other three day.
old. 7. Is considered good article aud
being free from the dcls,erious substances,
We shall keep i. for med cal purpssea We
arc not aPPrissd that Mr. O., has any for
sale, but II ho has, those in Wan. Of kno
article, should call on him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04

TaIpE VIA JIPlS. The indications arc
tina. dirre, trade S..tseon Japan aud Amer
iea will be established. MF Gallaber, Of
New York, proposes 10 stshisb line Of
clipper ship, baiueon New York sud Kama
gaWs, JaPa0, where be has a house n.lfesdy
established snd doing . good busissss Iia'
hfst vessel is 20 sell soon, snd will caFSy out
twenty or thirty Passengers, aud about .
th0usand tons Of freight, mostly already en-
gaged, add consisting q nasliusFy, frame
bousss and assorted merchandise he en-
Pseis 10 bring homoa qusutity u Jspansso
sead gheat. sbieh q represented 90 q saps>
rior quslity add ripsus early euoazh 90 give
plses % sso'hsr crop Eh,ls Il y les suhjsot
- smut than the y beat bOa eultivatsd here
B1dts0ys rs<yieaH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
xouAvg cussD.

cspS BaaeosiEn sba hss been giving
iaatsaesioa 10 . olass Of tbs varioas miIit.5v
sa@paaiss q oar tova, msds public displsy
VIA Por'ioa q bis squad on Ssturdsy l,st
We learn tha' tie nassesTss 10 ibs d,iUs
vsfs very Interesting, an4 iass The porfar.
asses exhibited msoa skill aod agility upoa
sAs pat q The class abd esptaiR Itss Gee
sHagsi,s, and shouId b encouraged.
P.s. Aso'hsr parsds took piece yssssr
az af,sruOOs 10 she pSessnss ola lsres nan.
bss 81 car siiiisuS, sho usro much pleased
via iks drill
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
A paw wETKs MORE

We must ssh our fair readers % hear v,rb
- ~ = fsv weeks logger 9TH tho poliuosI
fssdlsgin ess oolumns. 10 one ,nonth more
Joss Bat sill b elected Pf,Hdeet Of The
Usi'sa stssss, ssd then the "Old Family
gou'ssl' sill not OILY fall back upon IL.
bslssaFy sud Miserliasosa, character. bot
pih doa lie old garments, sBd come cot in
an ssiiFsly see drssg A bsu suit bss been
osSsssa, ssd 10 making ibis sEp,udiiars, w.
@ssi rely spoo our patrons 10 wset their
sagagsnso,s is order that W saa comply
Via ezss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
EDGE nrLL CEMETERY.

Now Is the time for the friends OF the
dead to purchase choice lots in this CemetO-
~. From the em bellishmen.s aud improve.
ments now being made by the Directors,
Edge Hill will soon present handsome ap.
pearauco. Let those who have procured lots
60 to work aud dress them up, The lOt'
will be sod to any persons desiTisg then
without regard to their religious Pr~dilec'
tons. See adver tisemeni in another col
umu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
list OF LETTERS

81 Por oas, 81 Ca.lsp~s. - -. "a y q =
tsatsr, lssU
JassW AHss. vs. asfssafr sfass Ht,s.
carV 1rs- CanIst. kfifff Dfsr Gee ! i-.sff
Geo peaeafsf. Hsfasa gfFaf. . ffalf . = 49,
haFs aFEefas Sizes Hafue g ee1fsf. Les Ca
hraa. We hssEatrfr aift Net - Msfr.a. ~. 49,
0Itrf Iettilf. n rs FrlF lasrsaa a Essr = q. -.
NuF Lgeaa 81 Hrka aarr Niias hastf. Al
Peters nassas F.iaalalf l-ss FsfSrs. d = 49,.
lass q htlaDf. We Erft = 8, nassfts .-t..4
kassaH, b AfAwaafs = y Essaarr ICES. 49,
iFef. a. = sliIfa kett rtllief y lfa " tIrrn -
ssemcal. ieas So r Isl staa D sl1.is a.
Aass ~ ~ sehfrI AS Wesf. q. Hssfarf -.
shafFai " L. N aiiaHss. WralsF
ostaaFf ions BaoNH ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04

HrJohn, q slave, the property Of Mr. Da-
yid Biilmysr u shs pc ]et@~s, fell from the
deck Of Mr.. BE- boat willis, lying az the
wharf At Georgetown, ID. C., on Friday night
week, aud vas drowned; lie was valua>
bic slave, aged about 90 years..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
AcRIcULTuRAL FAIKs.

Agricultural Fairs commence on the 10th
Of this month 10 Winchester, and at Fred
erick city, Maryland. These two being held
at the same time is to Be regretted, as it
will no, be 10 the power Of IN any who would
like to visit both places, dong 80. Those
living 10 adjoining counties will Of course
attend the one most aeeeSsibla
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
RALLoon A.oENsIuN

Mr.. JOAN A. LIGBr made suceessful and
handsome ascension yesterday afternoOn.-
He started from the Public Square and
landed at the CharlsstOWn Mill. The after
noon being calm, he arose to . greet sssvs-
ton over tbs town aud was 10 sight some
ten minutes The large sssemblage pres
eut we're highly grati6ed with ths ascension
Mr. L. il q fearless aerouauA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04

snErHERDsTowS, Sept, Goth, is60.
Messrs. A r. McQui;kiu. J. ". Daily, b
II. Harrison, aud others,
Gentlemen
Your very kind favor Of the
:he 22od has just reached me. thank you
for the very nat,ering manner in which You
have been pleased to recognise my effort be-
lore your fellow citiEs MSS, on the ccea,ion Of
the Pole raising' at Hard Scrabble on Sat-
urday last.
You ask the speech for publication. /
have already been 0yerpaid, BY the honor
conferred aPon me by the invitation extended
TO me to address you 90 that occasion, bat
at some future dsy, If shall have time To
write 10 out aud arrange il for publication, be.
fore the election, it shalt be at your disposal.
Lho Gauss yOu advocate is the cause Of
your country, aud upon the issues you are
nov called upon to Try, may hang the desti>
nlss Of all ths' is great, good, aud glorious
They may involve your liberties, asa free
and independent people, and the result Of
the coming contest may seal the fate of your
Republic. Seetionalism, Gentlemen, Which
- but another name for Faction, has ever
been the base Of Republics, and bsue ath its
eread wand. they have fallen, Devet to rise
again.
IL becomes cur duty. then, as true patriots
TO DO ever vaichful ef the ipts1sx,s Of our
( country, aud the endurance o THOSE blessing.
aud privileges which are orIrs; which cos, Sc
much blood, aud so Gaueh treasure. aud
which are guaraoteed UNTO Us by the {" U uioo
the Constitution, AID the Ealoreement o.
the Laws 10 use oar might 70 crush out an
tramPle uhder foot. all an d every tendency
towards the sufvsrsioa Of our Liberties. tt
rise superior 10 the ,rammcls Of Party, auC
march onWA'ed with an eye single 10 the ad
V.neemea' Of our country, to that pssIeotior
which W. 30 much desire 20 see, and to Hhiel
WeEorld 20 earnestly have il attain.
Let your motto tben. be Onward, aud will
sucn leaders as Bell g. Everett yov
have nothing to fear, int everything to hop.
Tor sud may the palm Of victory rest upor
your banner. the banner Of Jour Country, j
the prayer e
Your truly FREUD
In haste,
JOHN A. JONES.
To Messr0 A. X. MeQnilkin, j. w. Daily
Is. II. Harrison, and Others
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
TBE KLscrosAL T,CxKI.

II !, nearly time for the printing aud sup
ply 10 distant counties OF the Electoral lick
sl Of the State, 90 that there need DO DO
trouble on the DAY q election. As the Bell
aud Everett electors win certainly be called
upon TO give the vote Of the State. il is im-
psrtau, that their names should be correct
ly printed, not ouly the Surname, ba, the
christian name. No tieksts should DO print
I'd With initials merely, because in closely
contested electioo tubreh however, this is
MOI likely TO bel the name. Of come Of the
, slsesoss nigh, be rejecte,- FOE want Of prop.
or identi6cation. We therefore correct our
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
BELL X EVERETT
AT ELK BRANCH.

VHERE will be a meeting Of tbs 80
Il hisnds Of BELL s. EVERETT. At
Dufhslds Depot SATURDAY osiobsy 10.
a. 2 O'Clock
Msssrs J. 4 ,JoSEs A +. KgssFpY.
and Others, sill be presout and address the
meeting Conn Oarf Come am
The Commities q
Oct =, 1907 ADVANCEMENT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
County Of jefferson. SGT ;.

IN IRE C0uRIy C0SrI.
October Roles, 1900
william sAiTlsJ snd Robsft Cool ! An aet,ob
MrtsAah's snt PaIrher. uAdIHE e ss.amp-
UsasS'he n-.ns an LSD ui ShT- 'H aad A.
ky a Co, PiaiAud,- ts<hosat.
ASAgNkr
Jacob Thomas p,lspdssL
TIE " rci 81 ,AH salt j, 10 sr6vrt Iaisnsst
Il sgAih.t tbc Drisa AL Cr SlGEI0 doe ~ as
SouAi, Siig sH per crHlsH ~ ARnuA iHisi,'t
thtTeon, Sua he kts thysI Nay ls6e sau
payment, aud sOse " sal, ant % attach he n
tats 81 The DSfeodant. CO So murb ihr-, a. may
- sunvisd fUs the st.leai ri he sAms.
n fub- held iAsts< Gers CtAcr "a The IA
Coun. 90 iAs hIsJ dsE 81 OtioseT, i-GR
hapPsaItug hY Aitidarit airi. ihaI -, nsst-
.daat Is NJ Trs,d- az ofthI. Stais, " > Asispr
TsgBiicd go IraE vuh n one sOnfA sH-s.a-
pEhiiea .snn n va ssdsf sRa tSWhsi y,
~ pfuiss' ~ -fT.t IN M. -uli sEd 81. -.fI-r
us.ssrB ts-s -~rs e. th's ortrf - sk, .ls- s-,
week f. Ar'f sgcstss,sr sf~B. ia e, - s,.,.
paper pfsH's - III. CophiY sat Sl'sssi - .s-
Scut toDi o. fAc Gear esu-y sflk,> Gous,r ~.
% Est ssv - ~ ASH rsTIa " lht p.ii CsIs.-
= CbPJ--rrs
A. a MOORE ,-rr
WHr7. PT IOc,- 8 LA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
~
Ad0lltlsN NJ.

JEsSIsos,A son Of a. NJ. KIIzSlLLER
Esq, Of HarPers- Ferry, sgod about "a years,
bad bis hand injured BY the accidental dis.
charge Of gun on Saturday week, Wills.
90 a bunting excursion. Tho thumb add
three aagers zero injured 10 such manner
as to isqsirs smputalion a. the end joints,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04

Less oT hosEY.- Mr Jse5b Vsbmstfs d
this souaiy, shilsi 10 ths crowd here, 70 vii
ness % bslioon asoshsisn % saiusdsy week
ICES, o. hsd Bic Postsi picked q hfty dolltrs.
lie vouid BE- thankful Co sby iniofmat.oo
e1ucefaiua ths mattsr - MiffisatafF Rsp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04

Ey-Tho StAunton Yindieator says that
mot less than Eve hundred voters have de,
elared for Douglas in Augusta, Shenandoah
aud hoeking ham, Who we're partial to Breok-
lnridge before bis tour, and that be will beat
BreekinTidge BY majority Of 5000 in that
District.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
ODD FELLOWS.

Mr.. Boyleston, Of South Carolina, who
has been elected Grand Sire Of the Grand
Lodge Of the Uoited States for the next two
years, is orc Of the sblest lawyers in the
country, and 3 geptl,msn Of high character
and eminent taIeots.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
TO THE PUBLIC!

report having cbaia-d rurfrnrv thsf ~. l..,,.
- ~ "SP IHIT 90 JEFFE HSON8
-ould ~ Dare b. dislutiiuafd trttn b 81. l,+v
it give 4g smphaa1 Cpatfadi. 300 O. aaF sarh ~
nuf. TIE affuIf o. JsfrtHEos sill ssraitIv
te Pihhthsf nt4r nv rtnfti aut .Irftfira H,ffl
hf tua tag 81 OCT EER f-la so
or ihr less ol sihEis itfus Wbrikef 4
thai tastinue ~ casdn-ior amer that tsae al 49,,
deProls ih Fffsi msasafr apoa - kaaesfr a.
t'taIiF y ~ dflinqufhi rsifups. fthsy caas
tarssfl het Iqa.tste Itsif iacfr1sfnsat = - 4
vii have aa tfUulis la c1aHaofne tss aarer
5fri ". 20 BENJAMIN y BEAII.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04
Q a. We eae.
Ell CT oRs

OurRIers,
- IA l. ". CHANDLER, nt Norfolk Ivy.
Z "a TRAVIS "A EPPES, Of NoItoWaI.
IA. THOMAS BRUCE, oil Halifax.
9Th. JOHN r, THORN os 2. Edward
slh. JAMES r. JOHNSON, Of Bedford.
6th. MARMADUkE JOHNSON, Redmond
b. 7ih. LBMUEL HOWDEN OF W m sbuts
S.h. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN. OF MddtseI,
9h. BENJ II SHAcKELFORD, Of FSuq0ier
iotA. ANDREW r KENNEDY, OF Jedrr-on
Itth. FRANCtsT. ANDERsON, RocEbridg &c
la. WALLER STAPLES. OF MoniToSDs y
I1lh. WALTER PRESTON, OF Wssbinslen-
Islh. JOHN J. JACKSON. Jr, OF Woo
n. 18Th Ai.PRED a CALDWELL OF Ohio
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04

fp Juo. A. Carter, aud J. Edwin Young,
eiqrA,will address the citizens At Lovettsvilie.
Londoun CO., 10 favor OF che Uuiou cause, on
Saturday, October 9th.
J. Mortimef KigOur, esq, will address
the eiiizeos Of the Hillsbofough proc met
Loudoun county, 81 HillsbOrougb, on SAtur.
day The 9th Of October.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-04

ErTAe lssseurg WashinEionisn Gays 80
"Mf Lot Tsvsoasr sod Mfs R,ohsrd Brouu,
sisters, sod two most ustimtblo snd highly
beloved ladies, died Fudis0ly-Mrs Tavea,
Der 0a Saturday night, sna Mu BfoWn 90
Sunday m0fnisg lat A beu born intact
vas found 90 rhs eide Of ths TBrsPiEe, Shout
= nile sast u PuFssllvilis, on Wednesday
moFoipe woek The iahamaa m5fhef - noi
knosn