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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
MS. BILL AnD PoREIoNeRs

Aa6y Brsekipridgs speakers add presses
srs dsDoupciog Mr.. Bill Ss .Kpou.Noth-
ibg,'t deter natuT AliEsd ei,iIeos from RivisR
him their votes. They see that their disu.
Bion sentiments aud threats (uh,eh they h.v,
10 persist in, 10 rstSin . portion Of their oun
'srs-sstsrs aud those whom Ibsy bavs taken
from uSl ae driving The foreigners from
fh,A and isdueiBg then 70 20 for Bell o,
DOuglAs, and they usnt psrtisalsfy 70 bead
them on fEsu Bell. bsosuse b. /. the Gao.
didato they sTs most afraid Of 10 tie soatb
Nos the truth 10, Mr. Bell Bsvsr "a. =
'Knov Nothing aud us do rot believe the,
Mr. EVeFstt ever vss Mr BELL 10 1854
usfBed bis party lends Of th. impoIioy Of
makibg such 40 issue - would alishsie the
forsign vote We oapy from BIZ. speech in
the Senate oB she 2S'h Nay. 1854, 81 tin.
when X OOu. N NOibingis@ sss poser 10 rbs
lend
Il said yesterday. tbst IL ,bs sosthsro
SspsioFs bad come to the eoBelusiop
that the principles of ihis ball vsFe 90 ia-
pOrtsnt, - hey ssBosnovd, that Ihey yer.
ready 20 usivs the Ciaytsn smss5msa,.
tbopgh they approved 10, thougbt is bad
policy 90 be ps't of ibs South 10 msks sny
objeetion 20 give the light - suffrage 70
shsss spd foyeigssTs bot bsssFslissd We
kB0u that thsJ ere no. coming into The
eOabtTy o. ths fAe of hslf . million q yess
cod sibes ihs Ailsstis nsy b. sid % Be-
bfidesd eve' practically ss msy sHpse To-
miRTaiien from ibs Old W0Tld q amiiss
snbually. No cos satests 70 SOP his lmmi.
gfation EpeouFassmsnt bss bssb 0uf pol.
iry, 90 vasi0us gFosnds. No imrsAimsst,
no rests'ciiou eau ~ ispassd spos D. ssd
aBdsf ibs opsFstiaa q ths ses pfiaeipirs
sdogtst 80 che Feaslsiios u opt TsfFiiofi,s,
~ uBdsf any ei'samstssess. ths Soath soald
bo as'iag asvissiy " aiisaais tbs fssnbgs
snd carte tAs hssiility q - lssss . postioa
q oar fatuSs psyulstisa agaisst tks sostk
ed SootheFa iss,itsiioas '--Ap q csaK
Ufs1s. Vel ~ 9H.
That, 90 seosld suPposs, is szplisi, spa
saiisfssiofy sneaeh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
srEEcn ov rsE .oID wAn .o,.,

The Riebmond WAig says The Old Va,
BOrss Of Democracy Tin Rivss. E,q., ID.
dressed The DOuslss Denoersey st the Afri-
can Church on Friday sish week. The
Church ". crowded 70 its utno., espseiiy.
sbd ve bsv. bever seen Q more deeply At
tsut''e and Interested sodisoes. For over
three hours, ID. '0id Wsv Hor..' epch.insd
the attention OF the vast crowd and f.e, .f,er
fact Of the mos, crushing snd spuihilsiing
character did be level ct the head. Of tho
B'teki0ridgs boilers, until vs felt . world
VI pity and compassion for The riddlsd Eel.
lows We shall srsBpt no skstvb Of bi.
speech. We eau Oply ssy that it was de,
e'ssd'y the nVs, telling and elective one,
that s's have yei heard against the 'bolt.r.'
IL -. nearly hslf>ps.i eleven o'clock
when the old WS Horse concluded, amid
'oe'isrofou' cries to go On.' Col Alfred N.
bs'bou', Of Jsa-r.Oo, being present Oh the
stand, -ss called out by the .adienee, but
excused biu.ef from nsiiHg . speech on
account Of the latepess Of the boar He
took occasion, however. to dig the Br,chin-
ridgsr' pretty severely under the af,h rib.
.nd assured the sudieocs that, having can,
Va''.s many eOustivs in the Valley aud else
where, It uAs certain Douglss would get the
mass Of the Democrats vote IN the r,sioo
throosh which be had passed. He told them
also, that be vas going 10 the Northue., on
eanVAs-ios tour DeIt week, ssd that, come
zeal or voc, victory or defeat, be mean, 20
tsht The battle through iB behalf Of Dourl.,
aud the National Democracy. We are .or.
~ Col Barbour bad not the time 10 n az. an
e aeOrSts speech, for Ne we're sn1ious to hear
hin on The issues Of the canvass. kuo-iu,, q.
We do, that b. IL a g.ntlsmaa Of high t.l.
sn'' aud one Ofthe a oct ,loqusu, aud eff OF.
i've speakers IN the D-noera,c party Of vir.
ginis- Like the old War Horse, be ia
bold, fearless, independent mao, and asks no
odds OF the Breckier,dgs faction or Of the
Admioi'trstios. IL i. . singular sireum,
stance that both Mr.. Rivss sod Mr. Bar.
bour are ofise-hoiders uuder Buehanao. but
they both have the maDliness aud the cour.
age TO think aud act for thsuselves inds.
peodeut Of the dietation sod wishes OF ,
eorrup, AGd i'm beetle Adainistratiop.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
FACTS EoR rHE rEor,en

II isa Fset-ThAt the entire Democratic
party ~s'e Tor non Intervention, ubsn we had
. Congress favorable to the institution OF ala
very bat now when s- have . Black Re-
publican Congress, the Disupion wing II th.
Democratic party 10 for intervention.
IL is . Fsot-That John G Breekintids.
is the CANDIDATE Of . party org.nIred for tSs q
sVoWsd purpose Of bridging sboat . diaso-
luton Of the Un,On.
IL 10 = That the disupioois,, hath
North aud soeth, are arden, supporters Of
Jehp Z, BreeEipridgs.
It nA Pset-ThAt ell the Abolition n.
Pers 10 the North prefer the eleetiou Of John
Z. Brscsin'idgs 10 shat Of JadRs Douglas
Ii u . Fset-Tbat the Iolters At the
Charleston Convention, determined TO ,plit
tee Democrats party two years before ths
Convention met
IL IL FseI-Thst most of the .upnort.,.
OF BrsehiDridge, north Of Mason ADD Dix.
oo's hos are ofhee bolders andst the present
corrupt Standardization.
ItisG Fset.-ThAi the Breekipridse p.r-
y support the pressn' disrSe.ful adminis-
ta''on aud excuse, Il hey do DOT endorse
'he bare lace Peeulst'oo Of the President
IL is . fsot-Tbsi John c. Br-eLipriJRs
se,epted the nomination Of he Riebmosd
D''uH'oo CoovsDtiOO, and hoped TO msriI
its eOb 6dsbee'
IL isA Rset-Tbsi Ibe Disuuion part, ar.
running electoral tickets in The NORTH, for no
other purpose THAI that Of diVidioR the Dem.
OeaA,ie vote, aod tbas sseariDg Ibe ssouoa
of LineOin
IL isS Pset That Mr. Br etinridee Ia
bis Lexington speech, DID NOT aa,usr
The questions which a Brsekinfidgs slsc. or
pot 20 hr. Dougl.. at Norfolk. sud sbioh
qaes''ons said elsetsF said sAoaIs Be shswsr.
ed By hr BrsotiBudss
Itis Fsei-ThsI Mr.. B,sekinridS. dsr,
not Snsusr said qsss'i,ns, bee.ass, u be 80.
svsfs - Dongiss did. hs ~ lose the disu-
bion vote 10 The South sod II be snsss,s
them 90 please Yaoosy, be -ill loss all the
ssti- fsoesy votes
IL is . Psot - Tbs, I'll these feet. are facts
aod esnoot ts tTutbfully dsBisd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

Thus we have the most relia6le aud Ai,I,,, an.
ihori'y of lhs iotrensic value aud merit of the
Copper Rod aud in our dAy every man no mau.r
how imna mmsbie possessions, can calmly sit down
10 the midst OF the mos violent thunder storms nd
Iee perfectly sore thai II he ha. .lsken the proper
iee'ly and thoroughly secure against all harm
We viii construct the copper rod and pat iIuoon
huiidinRs inf ihirtyhve cents per foot with poipts
10 sulstors, &c, complete. Insurance compsnirs
mss's rea'ona' l- allowance ~hsn the copper rod
is pu, up to buildings.
Address
CAMPBELL LEE
Aug.i 'Ss. wiseh-a,r.V..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
sosTH wRsr.Es viHoIsIA.

A correspondent frpm Upsbs' county, uho
hss been travelling Gsd rosp,ing over ihs
North -usstsfD poFtioo - this Hts's. says
thN Bel sill carry ths sniirs Orposiiloa
vote of ihH ssotios abd thst ne y boorst
lc vote vili BE- rf~t'Y sgaaHy divided b.
tss-h ID 'usia' ani Br~cEtortigs lie s.ys
D,pga' "a g,iaips upiily aod r5o6 lsu "
believes that ~ tie t,ans q The election he
vll receive is'g-r vote tbss be Ssess.ioo
esudidais
W 40 Learn thst nar ssllsa, isishA.
Col Apu~l Cr.ns ~ Rsndolph - so,ns
ysomsn s-tvics ~ N q sect on His spss~as.
N Upshvr snd l..u,s caantiss hsvs done
great g'ad sI,hoagh hest by = sutshsf u
saltsrs. ga,eei s,rnsl Iftamp1 avsf then
sh. Toe people ~sfe s,th bin T5hsy Ds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
Genuine Copper Rod

With silver pOlnts perfectly insulated with riss.-
IL 10 agreed bJPhilosophers tast Copper hs, from
sighito ten times the conducting power OF Iron.
ana does not rust or corOde. Iron rods, when
coated Win rust, eesss TO Be conductor. The
relative conducting pnwers OF different mett.l, 4.
best SHOWN oY reference TO the folio wing table
pared wiih great care aud fully endorsed by Pro-
iesaoTs Maopin and Smith Of the UnivsIsilV of
virginia. J. Wfigst and J. w. Marvin, OF Win.
chester, aud Bushrod Taylor OF BerryVille, NJ. d.
Prof. OF Chemisiry in Winchester Medical Col.
leEr:
III ve take wires Of the following metals, OF
equAl l'hiekne'sand length, ant pass through them
the sane amounts OF electricity, and repre,ent the
conducting power Of silver, which +, the be,t me.
hii'e conductor known, ey 100, ue shall have the
following fesulis:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
The Iioar Of Prayer.

w ooi j. any hoar =, suse,
fi""i blush - ninrn o. eve iuE sfaf
- That hiCh calls u,n o. ~, is.t
II, boar V paycF'
hcs . that Tranquil Aoar ~ uorr.
Ali 'irsi thar hopf - s.lrtpu eve
Nhrn ~ ihs -tnrs ~ t-avef unhorn.
The wuTi leave
- tNen da1 .-Efi'g shines ~ me
- s'fsf ihhu tnUrtI.s sthcual sLau.
NhH ~ ~ tsss dssrs t,i ff,,sn tb.s
lhan rsrft can kpu~
Isrn ,, nv .irvsrth ~ tb-- renewed
hrn sfr ny lrs hv 'iir+ f.rrtrer
9bcn d1.i tht-i -t-sr ~, ...Itu,a
Nhh bop ~ hva,vu.
No wnr'is can tell hat s~s,t r,II.f
There ttr NV ever, sent an
what strvrrth apr vHrfarr balm s,r v,4.s
What lrace q rtut
Hu>hesi 10 each toaht. gone ever, e..r
w sftfti s-rrnvd IN he's, ca tu .ta,s
Ana e rn to- o. nitcutial tear
l. slI-cd away.
I"rd uti ! r,arh von hhsaful sI,cs.
NJ Ef1Ntissr 80 ..rzr shall he
- thu- NJ inInost sosii ~ poor
u pra,vr 70 Ihsc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
neAurIRuL An.nFn.

a psPil u 'ba Able S,eo'd gave be sol-
i5uiug rIifseTiiasry sssesTs
Whsi l. grst tad p
0'su'ade - che me@sry - ~ bert
Nhai is baps p
Hnps 70 ths tl1-seua ~ hsrp.nsss
What is the diHs,ssss -. vsss hoes ssA
desire
Dssirs 30 us' b lssf b1ps 70 tee \.
a'ssT spd stJ paut BE- = tree is fFaa
VIA ), 90 rutty
A asy siihosi ys.is'dsJ Or ton srss-
= lins tbst hss 20 ED
Nks. 81 G1d
1bs nscssssfY bsisF tss go ~ stsrsity.
ths muehisisi n nsiof ibs sfs ~ jss,ios.
tbs msteh.mshs' ofths verse. tts soal sf
tbs vorid
Does God tsssos'
dsn Fsts1hs bsosBss BE- 5sabts ks -.
hbsTafss- be dsoIdss Cd 10 onsiasisst
Sc sever 5ssbis Hs lhsrsfofs sever rsa-
s8as
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
P OE T r Y.
L'FE And LOVE.

Lie 10 rsreen fsir snd ffes,
But hi' Love that holds The goldsn key,
For bsnd and heart
Once held spsu.
Lhes ao~ss are ds,h,d vim storm, Of .orfov,
AID bloom to-day may be bright to- norto~.
So reckless ever of uind or vssther
Let Lie and Love Be lisssd ,ossiAsr.
Life hs diamond rich .od rare,
But love 10 the lOsr- that dsseeIA there;
For hand and heart
Once held spsu.
Liies Jewels grow dim IN The brrsIh of ,orrou
And eisn0hds to-day may Be eesI to- nonox.
So reckless ever of - led spd weather,
Ls'lifs snd loV, be linked Iosstesr
Life has srth and smiling fser.
But love Is the dinpl. that give. Il grace;
Fer Assd and heart
oses A,id apart,
Lies brightest beams are blanehsd uiIA ,orrou
And ross' to-day may be liiIe, TO. morrow.
90 reckless ever Of viDc and r,stker
Let Lie and love he linked ior,ther
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

~A celebrated topper intending 10
~ b. Tracked bsil r.,hstitod an ~
quhintahte a. al ehat character be
should disghise bimsclf
Go sobsr. replied his friend and
your most intiDaic fricpf vin not
know voH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

Col Alfred Barbour dsliys ed an able
speech 10 bsb-h of The DOssiss Dsmocrs,y
- The City Hall - hobdsy Bight We
hes'd iSs closing las, bali hour, sna usm.
esT Cot y sD'og 'hs "fising men of Vu.
kibis. Frd Hssaid
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

watches, Jeuslry. Fassy Goods. Gallery, Clocks,
sse Mhitsfy Goods Of every desetipIioa tseh o,
swofJs, EPa.let,ss, ysshe,. Haas, Lace R.tIon. ks
tiels.
vow openiaE q pssnisees, stock Of Ns~ G ooA.
soeh as Amer'ess. Easl,,h, Gefsaa a.a Frrseh Jev.
cry. tn .. - ssd 10 s'age piee-s Best ssssy Geld
watches, T. glsh Levers, ShsIe,os do, bSpier AZ.
ehor aP<nsnI. LsP,sss some very ,msi iot ladies.
set ~nh P~stis asd diseosds. etegss,Iy ssstnsIi~d
iadsPssdeu, and Quarter second Watches, Hsatisr
is esrst gold Watches IN every varsity
RIeh Chss vss,s, from Pstis .ad DsssAs. French
aad Pssi.h fass.
Silver. Gold Ivory. Pearl aud Leather Card C..s.
do, do do. Por Moaaies.
Eiessai G Gii .ad Bro-r rsd Clocks. .CanAIsbras
ALBATA WARE-SPoca., folks. ladies, batt.r.
khiy ., ke., Of the beet 9ssiity.
Plated tee aud coffee sets, essiors, walters. sak,
essksb' vegetable dtshes tureens, baer dishes eaa
dlesi'eks, teakeitles, aras, salt cellars.
Torto'ss shclcombs. nee sty lee. Easlsh Aad Ameri
esstahle eaerJ ssis.Or' pen taives rslor -portinF
halves, an.'e baIss 2, J, s. ssd pairs ieusl.r,
sealss aud ueishs. ke.
Waiehmskst'' tools and natsrials; Watch GIa,s..
Files.
c. u. 4 Co. oder the shove goods 90 ,h. very As.,
Sfoa' Ial Aad eHamihe. Dee 1, SO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
RrsdsrIek FsmaIe senInarr.


FhEDkkfCh tiff, MJ.
THE sChoiasiic eEffstsFs of this ttsiitaton slI
b. ftsumsd 90 Msasag fAs - sf Segtssbsv sstf
Il % C0nhfsauy believed tkst this School ca>fs
90 mang s6ucsronsl sdEantsFss aod pefsassl
eomtofts as auy foasg Lsdirs ssmiasfy siihef "a
ne NonAsfn ~ S0Bthefh siaiss Being iocasd
ta a aguihcfn atais nts 70 aIi is pfoeilvltiss a
sopthffa ihsiitnfion
Fs' BeasG ssH 1'Hiffsr 'rsivst-g fsr-sslss
Reg~i. LaEAs FHsi. Walias. e.. 500 D., .seAs.
iaiiis ysar gssabls Aaif yssSiy issfssass
Fof Cfeulan aad o'hsf psnioulafs, fppiy ai
a j. oflce 20 atdfsss
n WiNCHRsTER
Ace w. 90 PrssItsst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING I!

Il he subscribers legally suIhoriIed agents for
Constructing and putting up Amos Lyon's
Patent L'ghInihg Conductors, are nov prrpa red 20
inrni'h the Ctuens OF Jefferson, Berkeley and sd-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

ss-As ir.shsasa hsvisa s,li .arrit..i a 70
his siaeaAnc ~ s,gtt 10 ~ e4,h -. bas.
t-wa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

The Wsshioetsa Coasifsatioa ihist, The
ootssion 20 saiorss Bsobsnsa IN sithss o.
tbe e,uvsutioas 49, sistly 90 ipsdvsrtsnos
Thsts ii--sn sccidsnt doas 90 purpos..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

ESWosss ere lts hsssss-,hs gsysg
he Asrusss ,ss noss ibsy srierls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

nTP q Brsstiarisgs Bfsssisr,Ar.
ssusty kieeioT fpr Bo'stosrt sosuty. has
soss oat fsr He'll ssd Kvssstt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

Ths saly lssh lsss asa doss zoe ohisss
% bsiss I'D - ~ sAoaiass, \ sss sysl.sh
u pretty giFl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

es-Drs Jssu Belle, o,s Cbdss Hlsi.,sr
y tie Upi'sd States. Died 10 Nss Yssk
Aosdsy night
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
sa's GH,i.i. gra @sr....
Nls, .. s..... ....y .f a.ss., s....

NAss 80 sssssS ssesy OF nsrset hssse.
- ras Sssx Pssss 10 PsbiisAsd vsshiy 81 Tee
Dsas,' rod Fvfy cs.is per s.s~- ~ Psis .. ID.
.s>os, Two OoLLsss
10 A.s.vss Psyss.t .. Asfsrr.d e~yosd the skpi,
raissa ol the yes istsrs.t will Be ehs'Esd.
s.s.eriPi,cas or ,x nosths. Ous DOtfsr ssf Trs--
IN sec Cs-is. 10 10 pad iassr,s' N N sdvsses.
RATES oe kUvER rI.iSG.
" rse tern. oi sdvsr,is,as are. fOr sqssre 90 less
Oss Dsiias fst tsrss s,assrt'oasiarrsr oars 10 TIE
..-.< yroyor,,oa. Eses soat'sssses pssSfy- see
Cssis per s9ssre.
,-Ss .i,srti.ensa, 10 be sOasdsrsd By the uosih
ysH sslsssssseissdc CO the Ns-a'er'P'' OF P's'es''
iy sxrerd apoa O~twsea the parties.
UrAs si.srti-s@eat cot s@rhed oa tie copy Tor
.y>~6.I .sb-s Of asestSa. - ~ es eostts.sd sshl
a,i.r,d o.t. sd psys.est sssetsd sneorSisEly.
s,1-REevIss ApVssrtsssxsrs--rss ssoid ssy 1is-
.A,r.issdsE On the past sfths Assssl Ad'srtissrs.
SD PruP~S 10 'istr di,fi.rfy ibst 'ss'' privilege
s-fv ~sfsads GO thsir IN snsdi<,s bssiaess krsi rs
ts.~ rsl sod all other rAdvsrse~estss~stey BY thes
tss> 60 .4iifioss sAsrt>, ssd no variation.
~ az irsssts-f sa,ertissas.ts s.sts ,, -e'S Ies -
es,i. GALLAHER co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

~ Bldry Kiwbsli. oss ~ ,ks lssaiss
hst@oo ssists, fsesa,ly I'd bore 10 kim
ia sss sight % isss haa fssrissa ohiidfss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

- The wIiis@sbsre Gss.tss. shisl
ssuss ou' fo' Bfsskiof'dss ssd Lsbs b.. ts-
hsh dosn their bsmsa
Jodgs Jobs y GfsrofT. ofthst Jsd.s,si
Cheuii . Doogiss sod Jobesou
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
YOU Wish TO


nEPREDA TIONS ~ rsfia1s kinds haviar
- bren commit "a upon the Bap ptist Charrh aat
o. Pfeutzss in Chsfisstoun furh e. rauViaR ~
r. affftal -. noftcs q hsrsbY gives ttst 80 iau
riH a. - creed hsftanef afsiau Ell ifsspassiaf
90 asf asoaef sbamgef. ~ offef of ~
Aae fssa COMMITTEE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

a VNIBIbATIN0 P0WDER stlek sni
n imErf iaieig aaf iafaiiiiy dstFfF fttk.
foachss Bed Seq Nsiss. Mosquiuss FIi,s
Aaif. Fisss. Gsffss lusscs vffmia % Fouls
80 fninais. fHtf fetsigef aHf ~ faF ~
Asy 81 bELLER a BuRHETT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
Lumber! lumber!

'fE sgbssnurf is vsil sappiisd shh LUM
u hkk itse 0usfai1t 60 seH e. cher fes 10
fmas e - shsf % lte skrnaafnsh sruk
h,WTat JAMES 10 HOLT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
aioNraI ainNraIi

pARLOR. Coos sbd Chsmbef Stoves of svsfy
ratisiv iof sa's chssr 81 NJ ssisbishm~ut
Ace p a MtfIgR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

RkIWElN Chsnssiovn 80 RrHgss. ssnar
y buaiis costsihiae iadtss' " ufTE DREsa
sd sfrrrai afiie'ss ~ femais hrpafI Tn dad.
Or viHhe sgrahiy fegardfd ~ igsFtsF Hef
HrP = tsa9 THia OFFICE
The Opelousas courier., 1860-01-21
And also, the following
Tract OF Prairie Lasad,

containing fifty superficial arpents, situated
on Bayou Mallet woods, in this prrish, boun-
ded North by land formely belonging to
Philip Lacaze, now belonging to Sebastien
Malveaux f. m. c. South by land Of Celestin
Declouet. 1. H. c. East by land 70 Joachim
Milan, f. m. c. and West by land Of Pierre
Derbonne, the same being the property Of
George Simien, fib, bought by him from the
Government of the United States.
CoNDrrroSs:-In two equal annual pay
ments from the day of sale with 5 per cent
interest per annum from Gay of sale, the land
remaiping specially mortgaged until pay yment
Of principles and interests and purchasers to-
furnish their notes payable to G. Fl. and Il.
Mouton Attorneys at law at their Office in
Cpelcusas, for the use of the intrusted par
ties. with personal security to the satisfaction
of the saad Mouton.
AUG. N. ROBIN,
=.... Auctioneev.
Opelousas. December 31st. 1883.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-01-21
No. I.
Public Sse le.

Estate of Julien Caruthers, decd.
IVEVHE public are hereby informed that
~ there will be sold at public sale, to the
last aqd h'0hest bidder, by the undersigned,
a.puly licensed auctioneer in and for the Pa
,ssh of st. Landry, at the last residence of
Julien Caruthers, on Coulee Croche. in said
Parish on the ~
7th day Of February next, 1860,
the following described property BELONGING
to the Estate Of said late Julien Carutbers'
| deceased, late Of the Parish of ST. Landry. to-
wit
| Jean, negroman aged about 18 years.
Alexandra, negroman aged about "a
years, (crippled)
Jules, negroboy aged about ~ years.
Julia, q negrogirl aged about Is years.
Marguerite, a negrogirl aged about 16
years.
Evelina, negrowoman aged about 22
years, with her two children, Sevaigne about
1 years, aud Eloy, about l8 years.
A frame house on public land, it being tho;
last residence of said deceased
Another frame house.
A Corn house.
A cotton house.
Il store room
$40 pannels ofcypress'
fence; an OK cart; calash; about 20 head of
Gentle horned cattle; work oxen; work
horses;
about 10 head horse creatures;
the crop of cotton, say about 10000
pounds; the undivided and indefinite
share in Tract of wood land in
the Grand Coteau woods, the
measurement of which is not
known; q Bounty Land War
rant for 80 acres GLAND.
A Bounty Land Wuyyaat for 40 acres of
land aratory implements, household fur
niture; kitchen utensils and many
other articles the enumeration
of which would be too tedious.
Terms and Con 1itioms-The crop cot
ton payable in all the month of April next
1860, and all the other property payable one
third on the 1st of April 1861, one thigd on
the lst of April 1862, and the last third on
the lst Of April next following 1868. Pur-
chasers furnishing their notes with security
in solido to the satisfaction of the administra-
trix Of said Estate, said notes bearing interest
at per cent per annum from maturity until
paid, and made payable at the Office of Ch. e.
Mouton, in the town Of Opelousas. And more
over the land and slaves remaining specially
mortgaged unto said Estate until full and en-
tire payment of capital and interest which
may accrue thereon.
JOHN +. SMITH,
Aucttoneer.
Opelousas, January 7th, 1860.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-01-21
Sale at Auction.

WVHE public are hereby informed that
there will be sold at Auction, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
Auctioneer, at the Store Of Schmidt & Ney-
land, in the town Of Washington, La. on the
End February ,sext 1860, and on the fol-
lowing days until all sold, the large stock Of
c. O q ID @
now in the store and belonging to said
Schmidt 8; Neyland, end consisting princi-
pally in
Ready made clothing.
Hardware, Crockeryware,
Boots, Shoes, Caps, Hats.
Cloth, cotton, wollen goods,
Plantation and family goods,
and in fact, large quantity Of merchan'
dze suitable for the place and season. which
will be sold at auction without reserve, in or.
der to close business .-... .~..-s..
rT Terms aud conditions will be made
known on the day Of sale.
JOS. A. GAUTHREAU.
Amctaoueer.
Washington, January 14th, 1860.