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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-04
temperance Notice.

At a regular meeting, Jan. 25th, of Jefferson
Council, No. 8, Friends of Temperance, held
at the Council Chamber in Charlestown, a
motion was unanimously passed that COM
mittee Of three be appointed to express and
send to Rev. DR.. FINLEY, of Winchester, the
high appreciation and unqualified approval of
this Council Of his bold and manly address de-
livered on the night of the 2lst inst.
The President appointed Brothers Tongue,
Brown and Cockrill, to act as said committee.
CnARLEsTowN, Jan. 80, 1869.
Rev. !. r. FINLEY, d. d.
De1r Sir : In diScharging the duty imposed
upon them, the committee take great pleasure
in assuring YOU, that the members present at
the last meeting Of Jefferson Council, No 3,
Friends Of Temperance, with the utmost una
uimity endorse entire, the spirit and sentiment
Of your late address.
That they return their unfeignei thanks for
your mastery vindication Of the cause OF lem
perance. the good fruitage Of which IS already
seen and felt in our community.
That these our sentiments be known, we
respectively request the insertion Of the above
action in the papers Of our town.
With great respect, &c,
j. W. TONGUE, /
Up. BRowx, Committee.
ID. II. CoCKRILL,
WINCHESTER, Va,
February l, 1869.
Rry. j. w W. T4 G' c.-,,.,..
d. H. CoCKRILL, ESQ.
Gentlemen:
Your most highly es-
TENED favor of SOth ultimo. came to hand
this p. NJ. enclosing Resolutions adopted by
Jefferson Counil No. 8, Friends Of Temper
ance. CharleStOwn, on the Goth of January.
Permit me to express my great qualification
at the action of the Council, and my thanks to
you, Gentlemen Of the Committee, for the very
I handsome manner in which you convey to Inc
\ the thanks Of tie Brethren whom you repre-
T sent. and their unanimous Endorsement of the
address which had the honor of delivering
recently in your community. To have secured
I the approval Of my Brethren and Fellow La
I b0rcrs in the Good Cause Of Temperance, on
| the occasion referred TO- is to me real plea
! sure, and that pleasure is to me enhanced, in
no small degree, by the announcement Of good
fruitage already felt and seen 10 your conmu-
uity.'
| With the manly and unbroken front, my
( Brothers, which your Council PRESENTS and
\ the blessing Of High Heaven upon your labors
Of which YOU are assured. since the Cause OF
I Temperance is the Cause Of Virtue, Of Religion
and Of Human Happiness and must, therefore
have the appreciation and aid Of God resting
upon it; YOU must succeed. May your success
4 exceed your highest expectations.
/ With great respect,
Your CO-lahnrer.
| J. RANDOLPH FINLEY.
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u. MI. s.
SAMUEL III. WOODY.

SAM " Ell II. WOOO1hs
AT HIS SHOP
on MAIN st., near tls CARTER HOtSE.
HAS on hand stock to which the people ~ tbs
community are invited, and be eels sai'shed
that those who examine IL viii be constrauca 10
purchase He docs not profess to be able to sch 90
manufacture at lower prices than any one else ~
the community; but this he does pledge. that hs
will give satisfaction to all who favor him with
their patronage Ifexpericnce and strict attention
to business calculated to commend be. feel. as
sured that he has these requisites for success IN
business Intending to work none but The iless
PERFECT MATERIAL.
AND TO ErrLoY SoSs Brr
Competent Workmen.
thoroughly skilled n their business he can prona's
Boots and Shoes,
for Gentlemen, Ladies, Misses and Children, IN .
stvle that cannot be surpassed. lie also obligstes
himself to make all repairs made necessary by the
ripping of work sold or made at has establishment
free Of cost.
His RE4DYNADE WORK, which will b
sold AT the most reasonable figures. has been seec-
ted with the greatest care, and 10 the Ladies who
have so literally patronized him in the past, he 10
able to give guarantee that nothing Eii be soid
from his shop, that is not strictly wha, ne recon-
mends il to be. He has no desire 10 deceive, but
wishes to make living by straightforward, hon
est manner of dealing.
lie will keep constantly on hand large and
general stock Of the very best quality Of SOLE ard
UPPER LEATHER, Calf and Morocco Skins, IL
nngs and other Findings. which he viii sell al the
lowest prices for cash. He respectfully ASKS Cali
from the public.
JSSs-H also intends 10 keep on hand large ara
Beautiful Assortment
OF HATS,
to which he will call the attention Of gentlemen IN
need of this important article Of Dress and IL they
will give him call he knows they will be pleased
Na- His shop is one door above the "Carter
House." and Ladies and Gentlemen will lose moth
ing by walking that far 70 see his stock.
Ne- Highest price paid for RIDESi in Trade, or
the Cash If necessary.
April rs. lS6T-tf. SAML II. WOODY.
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Sale Notes

Sale Notes.
Sale Notes and printing Of every description
executed promptly and in good style at the
FREE PRESS OFFICE
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The Rev. John P. Hyde, of the Baltimore
Conference, NJ. E. Church, South, is expected
to preach in the Methodist Church of this place
next Sabbath morning and night
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Change OF Base.

Change or Base.
Messrs. McCURDY & DUKE have removed to
the store-rOom lately occupied by II. L. Hes-
kell-where they will pursue their business
with their accustomed vigor.
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Skating mink propuet0rs, all over the coun-
try, are complaining Of the mild weather.
b. ,ss po0Y p r7f complain oc g.
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Notice.
Boots * shoes Repaired.

+ AN prepared 10 do repairing or all kinds at iAs
shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
terms. most respectfully solicit share of ths
public patronage. ] can be found at my residence
one door above the Episcopal Parsonage.
Sep. u, 1868. JESSE BLOCKLEY.
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CLYCERINE, Honey. poneine, Brow, wind.
VI sor, Silver and Cas;ile Soap Tor ssIe az
W 5. MASON'S
January 2s, 1869. Drug AMI stssisnery store.
ENGLISH Glycerine So. p--s eass. for Is cent,
IL -ior .ale az W. s. MASONS.
January -, 1903. Dug Sto<e.
VS.. uASON'S
January %, iocs. Drug and Dook Store.
INFANT, T.ooth, Hair, S.iI and Clothe. BrH.hes
i for sal at ". $. MAS0N'S
Jan. s., 1869. Drug and Stationery Store.
LNGLISH. French, German and American Pc
j made and Hair Oil, for sale a,
". s. MAS0y's
January %, 1853. Drug and Paint Store
IL w. s. MASON'S
January 2s, 1869. Drng and Book Store.
(tRAIy and Ground Pepper, Mustard, Cloves,
VI Allspiee, Nstmegs, Ginger, CoFiandcr Seed,
Celery Seed, and in fact all the Spices, for sale e,
W. S. NAS0N'S
January Is, 1868. Drug and Book Store.
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This Elixir is for sale by
Charlestown, Jan. rs, 1868.
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CHAwLS, Hoods, Nubias, Gloves, Gents Wool
- en- Undershirts-very superior; Ladies Vests,
Children's Leggins, Comforts. Scarfs, Neck Ties,
Suspenders, wOrsteds. Fancy Yarns, &c.
Just received and for sale by
October 6, 1868. ID. HOWELL.
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WHITE. Gray and Fancy Flannels: Dinner
w and Tea Napkins; Table Linenj Plain and
Damask Towels, Crash. l04 and ~ Bleached and
Brown Sheetings, Table Mats, Floor and Table Oil
Cloth, White and Gray Blankets; CRIB blankets,
Just Received and for sale by
October s, 1868. ID. HOW ELL'
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Second Arrival Of New Goods.

rINHE undersigned has just received another sup
ply Of new and beautiful GOODS in his line,
suited 10 the tastes Of all. The rapid sales, increas
ing demand, and exceedingly low prices in goods,
have rendered il necessary TO get another supply
Of goods this winter. Come quick and examine,
and select while you have the choice. at
J.. DINkLE'S
January 81, 1869. Jewelry Store.
4 BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Silver Spectacles
n just received and for sale by
January 81, 1869. j.. DlNkLE.
4 NEW assortment Of Silver Watches, very
y low. at l.. DINKLE'S
DLAIN Gold and Fancy Rings, at exceedingly
low prices, for sale by l.. DlNhLb.
GOLD Chains and Gold Bracelets beautiful
" article-in store at l.. DlNkLES.
4 GREAT many things beautiful and useful. for
N sale by L. DINkLE.
4 elegant PIAN0-new-may be had very
n low at J.. DINKLE'S.
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JOB PRINTING!
The "old Family Journal"
.JOBPRINTING OFFICE
CharIestown, w. Va.

We desire to call the attention Of Merchants.
Mechanics and Business Men generally, to the
VIRGINIA FREE PREss-the "Old Family Jour
nal,"-as an Advertising Medium, and to our
extensive facilities for the prompt, speedy aud
accurate execution of
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ROCERIES.- Powdered and Pull
(T verified Sugar. Brown Sugar-all grades
Rio and Laguyra Coffee; Green and Black Tea ;
Cheese, Soda. Water and Mushroom Crackers ;
Spices. Salt. Tobacco, Soaps, dc. just received
and for sale by ID. Ho" ELL'
October s, ls6s.
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Read this Notice.

TIVE bushes. Of Campbell 4 Mason wa. Ieft IN
my hands for settlement, and it seems 10 be the
impression Of those who have been INDUCED, that
the same can be adjusted without money. Their
creditors accounts due. and as theT are obliged
to pay them interest, ,hall charge interest on all
accounts, unless settIcd before the lst Of February
from the time Of dissolution TO the time that pay
mcnt i made. VS. MASON
January %, 1869.
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Boots and shoes.

VERY superior Coarse Boots; Youths and
Y Bows Boots-extra quality; Extra heavy
high cut Brogans; Ladies' and Misses Calf Walk
ing Shoes; Ladies' and Misses Polish Boots /;
Front Lace and Congress Gaiters-extra quality.
These goods are city-made and fully equal TO any
made in our midst. Ladies are invited to examine
our stock before purchasing.
October s, 1868. ID. HOW Eli.
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4 IL sorts Of Dress Goods, Calicoes and Domes-
n tics at prices lower than ever. Endless Tario-
ty OF Clothing. Hats and Caps at prices 20 astonish
everybody. Trunks, Yslises, Carpet Bags and
Rail Road Bags, at J. GOLDSNiTH'S.
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Interesting to Ladies'
FALL AND WINTER Fashions.

MISS MAGGIE W. JOHNSON takes pleasure
wi in announcing to the Ladies of jefferson
and Clarke counties that she has received and
opened stock of Millinery Goods which, for va
riety, noveltv, richness and beauty, has not been
exceeded or even equalled by any heretofore in
this market. Every article essential to the max
ing or trimming of Hat or Bonnet can be secured at
this establishment. An examination is solicited.
Work promptly, carefully and fashionably execu-
ted. Store-roOm in rear of Post Office.
ChnrlestoMn. October 20, 1865.
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ELECTION ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCES CONCERNING THE ELECTION
FOR RATIFICATION OF THIS CONSTITUTION,
AND FOR STATE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
OF CONGRESS-.
SECTION /. Be It ordained by the people
of Virginia in convention assembled, That
the Constitution adopted by this ConVen-
ton be submitted for ratification on Tues
day the 81 day OF June, 1868, TO the voters
of this State registered and qualified in
compliance with the acts of Congress known
as the Reconstruction Acts. The vote Oh
said Constitution shall be " For the Consti
tution," or against the Constitution"
The said election shall be held at the same
places where the election for delegates to
this Convention was held, and under the
regulations to be prescribed by the COM
handing General of this Military District,
and the returns made to him as directed by
law.
SECTION 2. An election shall be held at
the same time and places for members Of
the General Assembly and for all State OFF,
GERS to be elected by the people under this
Constitution the said election for State Of
fcers shall be conducted under the same
regulations as the election for the ratifca-
ton of the Constitution, and by the same
persons. The returns Of this election shall
be made in duplicate-one copy tothe COM
handing General and one copy to the Presi-
dent of this Convention, who shall give GER
ti6cates Of election to the persons elected
The officers elected shall enter upon the du.
ties Of the Offices for which they are chosen
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SC[iEDi LIE.


That no inconvenience may arise from
the changes in the Constitution of thia
State, and in order to carry the same into
complete operation, il is hereby declared
that
eECTIoN |. The common Law and statute
laws nov IN force not repugnGnt to thi5
Constitution shall remain in force until
they expire by their own limitation, or
are altered or repealed by the Legislature.
SEcTIoN2. All Writs, actions, causes Ofac-
ton, prosecutions and rights Of individuals,
and OF bodies corporate, and OF the State,
and all charters OF incorporation, shall con-
tnue and al indictments which shall have
been found, or which may hereafter be
found, for any crime or offence commit
ted before the adoption OF this Constitution,
may By proceeded upon az il no change had
taken place. The several courts, except as
herein otherwise provided, shall continue
with the like powers and jurisdiction, both
in law and in equity, as if this Constitution
had not been adopted, and until the organi-
cation of the judicial department Of this
Constitution.
SECTION 3. That all tiaes, penalties, for
FIXTURES, and escheats accruing to the State Of
Virginia under the present Constitution
and laws shall accrue TO the use Of the
State under this Constitution.
SECTION t. That all recognizances, bonds,
obligations, and oil other instruments en-
tered into or executed before the adoption OF
this Constitution, to the people of the State
of Virginia, to any State, county, or town
ship, or any public officer or public body, or
which may be entered into or executed IN.
der existing laws "to the people Of the
State of Virginia." to any such officer or
public body before the complete organiza-
ton of the departments of government an
der this Constitution, shall remain binding
and valid and rights and liabilities upon
the same shall continue, end may be prose-
cuted as provided by law. And ell crimes
and misdemeanors and penal actions shall
be tried, punished, and prosecuted, az
though no change had taken place, until
otherwise provided by law.
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MILITIA.
re militia of thi
lc-abodied male
Of eighteen al
such persons a
d by the la rs o
State =; but TIT
societies, Who's
y arms, shall
but shall pay al
vice =; and the l
and eq'
ASsemb
ARTICLE Y.
TAXATION AND FINANCE.


SECTION l.. Taxation, except as herein
after provided, whether imposed by the
State, county, or corporate bodies, shall be
equal and uniform, and all property, both
real and personal, shall be taxed in pro-
portion to its value, to be ascertained as
prescribed by law. No one species of pro-
perty from which a tax may be collected
shall be taxed higher than any other species
Of property Of equal value.
sECTI0N 2. No tax shall be imposed on
any Of the citizens Of this State for the pri-
vilege Of taking or catching oysters from
their natural beds with tongS in the waters
thereof, but the amount of sales of oysters
so taken by any citizen in any enc year
may be taxed at @ rate not exceeding the
rate of taxation imposed upon any other
species Of property.
SECTION 3. The Legislature may exempt
all property used exclusively for State,
county, municipal, benevolent, charitable,
educational, and religious purposes.
SECTION 4. The General Assembly may
levy tax on incomes in excess of six hun.
dred dollars per annum, aud upon the fol-
lowing licenses-yiz., the sale Of ardent
spirits, theatrical and circus companies,
menageries, jugglers, itinerant pedlers,
and all other shows and exhibitions for
which an entrance fee is required, commits
sion merchants, persons selling by sample,
brokers and paWnbrokers, and all other
business which cannot be reached by the
ad ualorem system; The capital invested
in all business operations shall be assessed
and taxed as other property. Assessments
upon all stock shall be according to the
market value thereof. '-A.l
sEcTIoN5. The General Assembly may
levy q tax not exceeding one dollar per
annum on every male citizen who has at
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THRISTIAN OBSERVER,
RICH MOND, VA.
EEy. 4. CONVERSE, ID. D., REV. F. B.
CONERSE, Editors and Projectors.

COYERsE, Editors aud Proprtetors.
This IS the oldest and one OF the mos. popular
religious papers In III! southern st.tes. L. Is /.
Presbyterian JJurnal, liberia! In Its split accept.
able amop9 ali denominations, and especi Ally
priced AS i
FiRST-CLASS FAMILY RELIGIOUS PAPER.
}: IS commended to the Christian public -
several considerations
BY It's psss services. II has been ia the service
the hurch Tor iilty-s!x years-s longer lime ihan
any ether paper. During ior.y-;"o Iea's 1t has
BY It's diligcnc. IN work. overcoming many
diGc lltles Ia It's early history, and 6uccessfu )
surnount ny o.s;nces during the war, ana a. ~
close 50 great that hey occasioned the sus ciIsou
To-. long periods Of every other weekly paper Ia
| the South.
Conservative Evangcicsi J5urns! publi, he'd IN 'he
North at the cCmmcnc ment OF the war whose views
could not be changed by persuasion or i,tiirida-
ton IL u he I'll 10 It's conservative princlp IS
even al The cost Of It's suppression ana the arrest
Nv lis eli racter as 4 family newspaper Il fgf-
nsfes large and Interesting ya' ley OF mater, y
handsomely printed, and regularly and accurately
matted. 1t Includes among It's coTresp ncea!:
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
II Is q handsome s.ee., tsenty-eight By forty
.hree inches, published weekly, At THEE DOL
LARS a IEAN, In advance.
Liberal premiums are offered for new sUSscT!-
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NUNS Bible iotionary, Communism Ser,iee.'
arIoE aLh tuuESh tISausr EchluS NSSH'''"''
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rs an ADVERTISING MEDIUM the CHElS IAN
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ARTICLE XI.
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
Homestead and other Exemptions.


SECTION l. Every householder or head of
O family shall be entitled, in addition to the
articles now exempt from levy or distress
for rent, 10 hold exempt from levy, seizure,
garnisheeing, or sale, under any execution,
order, or other process, issued on any de-
mand for any debt heretofore or hereafter
contracted, his real and personal property,
or either, including money and debts due
him, whether heretofore or hereafter &C
ouired or contracted, to the value of not ex-
ceeding two thousand dollars, to be selected
by him Provided, That such exemption
shall not extend to any execution, order, or
other process issued on any demand IN the
following cases:
LIST. For the purchase price Of said pro-
perty, or any part thereof.
ID. For services rendered by laboring
person or q mechanic.
Sd. For liabilities incurred by any pub
lie officer, or officer Of court, or any tidu-
ciary, or any attorney at law, for money
collected.
4sh. For lawful claim for any taxes,
levies, or assessments accruing after the lst
day Of June, 1866.
5th. For rent hereafter accruing.
9Th For the legal or taxable fees Of any
public officer, or officers Of court, here
after accruing.
SECTION 2. The foregoing section shall
not be construed as subjecting the property
hereby exempted, or any portion thereon,
to any lien by reason of any execution
levied on property which has been auose-
quently restored to the defendant, or judg-
ment rendered or docketed on and after the
17th day of April, 1861, and before the y
day OF March, 1867, for any debts con-
tracted previous to the 4th day of April,
1865. except debt of the character men
toned in either of the above first three e1-
ceptions.
SECTION 8. Nothing contained in this
article shall be construed to interfere with
the sale Of the property aforesaid, or any
portion thereof, by virtue Of any mortgage,
deed Of trust, pledge, or other security
thereon.
SECTION 4. The General Assembly is
hereby prohibited from passing any law
staying the collection of debts commonly
known as stay laws" but this section
shall not be construed as prohibiting any
legislation which the General Assembly
may deem necessary to fully carry out the
provisions of this article.
SECTION 5.'The General Assembly shall,
ct it's first session under this Constitution,
prescribe in what manner and on what
conditions the said householder or head Of
family shau thereafter set apart and hold
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CEED PEANUTS.-l,000 bushels prir.
= PEANUTS. saved by reliable and cxper!ep,,.
ugORGI j. ROGERS
No. 10 Kowland'S Hhpt
Norfolk Va.
Parties ordering furnished with directions r.
culture, &C., when desired. NH i'-r7D,
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Machinery.
METROPOLITAN WORKS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS,
NgacH lillcry.
TANNER, FHBETS I DELANEY,
MACHINISTS, ENGINEERS, and FOUNDER,

NJ ACHISERT OF all kinds built snd rerairet.
3allroad Work, Engines, Boilers, Castings OF lnY1
or Brass, Forging. &c.
Eg-ntj III tt,g southern States for Blakcs rlts,
STONE AND ohE CRUSHER-an inYalut.s
machine for parties having any Kind Of stuat h.
ore 10 break int fragments. Send for destIlp,f.
circular.
On hand for sac several new and second.h..4
ENGINES, from 3 to 4o-hOrSe power.
Scrap iron, Brass, ana Copper, wanted.
I'D 10 = d3. leCdl2wH Msn
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ICE


LIS TONS SPLENDID MAINE ICE,
and have mad. arrangements to obtain an ample
supply duri1g the summer.
Inland dc .lcrs would consult their interests By
obtaining supply now, while the weather IS cool
and the loss nom trans portion small.
Particular attention paid TO PA,kiNG 1CE on
canal. boats or railroad cars by one o! the hrin,
who has had more experience In that branch than
anyiother pc. son In the ciEy.
Iisy customers and dealers supplied promptly
as usual.
Cf.cs and houses South sida Dock and eeyen-
tesnthstreet. Pos!-ofscs box Ha, Richmond Va,
up T-W&S3m ~ssrs-.f.r
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