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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24
United States Senator ship.

"ChiefeSt among these needed re-
forms II tnaJ of placing IN "m'eS ~ nigh trust
and responsibility. such fIr example A. that of
the United States Selator>mp. men of AZ
know lelsel Intellectual capacity. legi>lItiv~
experience and profound craftsmanship A
State Is known by the char ,cler uf It's repre-
,eutativeS. IT. responsibility and Influence l.
MEASURED by the standing and ability of it>
,lsl-..t.." W.
hope that the Legislature Of West Virginia.
conn. STD Is 1t will he uf large proportion at
intelligent and capable geutlrmeu, will prove
themselves equal u the grave responsibility
that will drvulve upon them Ia their choice -
L. ). Senator. Casting all personal Influences
aside let {, EN- lu''k alone I" the = od of the
Stltr-iiS future and its fame LIT the Stua
toral mantle at least fall upon some one wh">r
name i reVpred for l"griiug and intellectual
ability. who will cnmmiud the respect of his
comperrs, and whose craftsmanship viii reflect
credit upon his State and his constituency.
Valley Star.
The above sentiments Of the Star ARE fully
re-echued by us, aud the gentleman whnS- maine
We brought forward several WEEKS since is il.
our opinion iully cSplhIe "l earning rtpn'd-
;iou for his State, worthy in all respects Of he
ing chosen to represent the people, whose III
terests he would consider Of Importance para
mount to all else, aud in every way eligible To
the position Of L. s S"uatnr. We allude, 81
course. 70 Hon WILLIAM II. TRAvERS, the
learned, urbaue, high-principled genilenrn
one who cannot fail t. command respect from
his Conpesrs Of whatever party, and whose fu'
oratorical powers aud argumeniative capacity
must WELD an influence. even tho far time
his parry Is in the minority, that will benefit
and bring honor upon his State. We want .
man who will do Us Justice ia all respects and
we know of none more capable Of doing 50 than
the one whom we have named
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24
The Valley Railroad.

The election Of Mr. Robert Garrett as Presi-
drut of the Road has given new life To- the
scheme, aud Augusta County, one Of the most
prominent in the routs. is about to he stirred
up to an increased iptinu-Stauuton
alone giving Sl5OOOO The proposition that
the equity Of Augusta should subscribe $500.
600. having failed for want Of a three-ffthS
vote, the Legislature Of Virginia is asked to
authorize the question of a subscription Of
5000 900 To- he submitted to the people Of the
county at an early day
The interest which the City Of Baltimore has
in the com plet,on Of the ROAD is evincsi in her
muui6ceut subscription; the city giving enc
million aul the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company another million The charter re-
9uired ths,a subscription Of S. 200 600 should
be raised for the commencement Of opera
tons. There IS now deficiency of only
5000 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24
A Gallant Vii ginian.

Tire speech "f Mr.. DUKE. representative 81
the Aibernarle district, Tuesday last IN iavnr
Of the general removal of disabilities, WAS a
logical and truly eloquent effort. Th"nsh
mudrsty referring To himself as the successor
Of Rives, Glmer and Randolph, we feel 10
hesitation in saying, ilor We have h'ard them
AL in their days If full mental vig"rl that
neither of the eminent men named wonId, u
living. fail 10 acknowledge thar their successor
had handsomely maintained the reputation 'i
the central district If thu g"h "ld State IL
warns our hearts 10 I" hear the ring 81 the
iNlr inetnl"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24
Dr.. IL. B. IL ANSON.
Physician II Surgeon.
HARPER'S FERRY. WEST VIRGINIA.
OFFICE on Shenandoih street adjoining the
\ J Drug Store OF G. l.. Beler, Bsq.
Dec. "a, lsT0.
NIanhoOd: How ] Lost.
How Restored.

T UST published, new edition Of d.. CuLvEs-
81 WALLS CsLEsxArHD EsStr IN the Radical cure
with nut medcine) Of SPsss,roxgHHa' or Semi
ssl Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Lossrs iSro-
rEscy. Mental and Physical Incapacity, lnprdi-
ments TO Marriage. etc.; also. Co>sUsruos. EriL-
rrsr. and FRS. induced BY sei-indulgence or sex
cal rxtravsgsncr.
~ Price, in a scaled envelope. only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay.
clearly demoustI atcs. from thirty years success.
ful practice. that the alarming Consequences oi
self abuse NAV BE- radically cured without the dan
aerous use ct internal medicine or the application
Of the knife pointing out mod" ct cure at once
simple certain, aud -f,ctual bv means of which
every sufferer. no matter what his condition may
b.. may cure himself cheaply, privately, and rad
tcdHy.
6fs- This Lecture should b. in the hands of ev-
erv youth and every man in the Land.
Sent under al in plain envelope. tn any ad-
dress po,tpaid receipt six c nts or tw" STAMPS.
Also. DR.. CulverwelIs Marriage Guide,
price Is cents.
Address the Publisher.
CHAS. J. c. KLINE 4 CO..
1877 Bowery, New York, Post-Otfce Box 1886
Dec. u. 1870 -ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24
The Senatorial Election in Phila-
delphia.

On Tuesday al election was held in the first
senatorial district Of Pennsylvania fr the
choice If State Senator, in place Of MIR. Wyatt,
republican. deceased At the October "lrcti III
the republican maj rites in the district ranged
from $50 to l.Ol0 fnr different candidates #
thar party. The fact giving Importance To
the election on Tuesday is that the death OF
Mr.. Wyatt left the Nv" parties ia the State
Senate tie. Dispatches anu"unce that Dec
bert. irmocrst, has heen elected over LyniAli,
republican, by \ majority 4 ,343.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24

VIck's FLoRAL GUIDE FOR ls7l.-The first
edition If one hundred aud fifty Thousand CO..
pies Of Wick Illustrated Catalogue Of Seeds
and Floral Guide is published and ready To
send oui-lO0 pages. AMI al engraving Of al
most every desirable flower and vegetable. 1t
is elegantly printed un fine tinted paper, illus
trated with 300 wood engravings and two
beautiful cnLnRED PLATES. The most hcauti-
ful aud the most instructive fural guide pub
lish.d. A German edition published, in all
other respects similar to the English.
Sent free To all NY customers of 1870, AZ
rapidly as possible without application. Sent
To- all others who order them for 10 cents,
which is not half the cuss. Address. JAMES
WICK, Rochester, \. Y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24
The Arlington Estate and Mary Gus
It's Lee.

correspondent If the New York World
writes:
alt NAV not I've amiss To state few plain
facts Us To- the matter ui the Arlington estate.
John Parke GUSTS left the Arlington estate To
George Washington Parkr GUSTS. the adopted
SIN and strl-grandrnn of one George Wash
ingtm. G. W. p. Gusts had nne child, Mary
Custis, who was born At Arlington and 10
whom he devised his estate. The daughter
Mary married Robert Edward Lee. In his
will, admitted tn probate at Lexington, Va.
ia October last. Grueral r. + Lee hequesthed
To his family only erSmal estate. No mem
ton uf lands is made IN il. hecause he owned
none. The will Itself lie rs date anterior to the
war. &. W. ?. Gust, died il 1857, and after
that General Lee held \ life estate in Arlington
~ tenant by courtesy. 1t now belongs 10
Mrs. Lee free from claim whatever, except a
tax title hrld hy the Uuitel States government.
Any Lawyer knows that court OF equity
would hold the owner vt tax title ed entitled
merely to what he artually paid out. returned
to him with legal interest. Mrs. Lee has been
under legal disability as married woman
This is now removed by the death Of her hus-
hand, and she stands rs any other widowed
laly claiming her patrmony and birthplace at
the first moment that the laws allow her to do
So. Nnhody seek, to remove the Union dead.
But shall the great-granldaughier nf Martha
Washington have her property That's the
one,tinu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24

SOUTHERN WAR CLAINs-The Southern
members Of Congress Intend to support pro-
position. to he made after the holidays, for the
appointment If three commissioners to eXam-
me all claims FIR losses aud damages arising
out uf the WAT. AID rcprt t Congress at each
session till tie labor is ended, which must be
within two years. /, is t" he expressly s'ipH-
lated that uu claims shall be made for losses of
slaves.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24
Last Notice TO Tax Payers.

4 LII the Taxes for 1870 are now due. and m1,f
I be promptly paid orer. The term al Office Of
III sheriff expires the lsi of January. 1871 aud
tn Tar.s must b. paid IL enable HIM Ia pay into
tn. STATE Tr. a,ury the revenue ~ thu COUNTY. No
indulgence can BE- gwen to my per'oh. hope
this n"tic, will be- properly rrgsi id. Tax due
Tor 1865 aud 1859 must b. scttl "a az oHce. else
will b. cnmprlled Ia di,froi1 sufficient property,
and sell il for amounts dur.
lam so ordered by sheriff Pnt,"rfrld. and
must comply. will be- at tn Hotel In Snithiicld,
D,Y and at the oil CT ~ A. VI. kitzmiller, Esq,
Harper's Ferry, every S,IuED Y.
GLORGE KOUNCE. ID. =.
For T. ". Potter field, sheriff OF JET. Co.
Nov. 26, ls7O-tml+.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24

A SELF-IEMoLArED lSCtNprARY.-Th
rnurt-h"use at New Creek, the County seat ot
Mineral county, West Virginia. ale rar-
r,w escape from destruction hy fire on Sarur-
day morning lsst. II appear> that AL insane
man rsn.rd D,r,'y var col FL ed i cell nm
der the huildrg. awaiting sisr"rt,,i"" t"
an insane asylum. Tie ar"rtme' was c'sr'i
with ir'n. aud VA supposed :" ie hrr-pr"' {.
About n'cluck 4. n. "r Saturday M K, WAS
hserv,d issuing from the cell aud "r burst
ing the d,"r open everything f \ r'rishAhr
nature was fnuud tn lie desir,yel. aud the body
# the unfortunate n.ar burned t"a crisp
Tn. superstition il that in AZ 81 insanity
Dorsey set fir, IT. the bed. New Creek /. l"-
Gated on the line Of the Batinor" aud Ohi"
rsilr Al. 90 miles west &c Cumberland. Tie
affair occasioned considerable emotion In the
town
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24

LYNCH LAw.-It is stated that there we're
thirty-nine known victims To- lynch law III the
Quilted States for the year ending Oct"ber 81
1870. OF these, ten were cnnred, fifteen
suffered f,r murder, nine fr rape, nine f'r
robbery, one FIR mutilaton Of q child, aud FIVE
for assault aud battery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24

d ENNER'S Family lour Fresh ground Buck
III wheat Flour, Just eccived and far sale by
Dec. "a, 1870. HOWELL BRO.
NEW ORLEANS antDemarara Sugars. Low
~ price and Prime siups, Cofre. Tea. Crack
srs, Matches, DC. HOWELL BRO.
4 SMALL lot OF veryesirable ShanIs. Chill.
n dren's Hoods and Wplen Jackets, Breakfast
Shawls and Capes, handsoe Travelling Baskets,
&C., just received for sale. HOWELL 4 BIO.
CHEEPSkIN Gloves I'D Gsuntlets. Buck
- Gloves and Mitts, Dogsu Riding Gloves just
received for rlety i0WELLd BRO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24
Sale of Barnum's Hotel.

The first lid offered was from Captain Au-
gu,tuS Mclaughlin, who stated his willingness
to enter the list with $4,000 A few seconds
later gentleman in the crowd advanced the
bd If the Captain $4,000 when Mr.. Robert
Fowlrr (rI-State Trrasnrerl placed it ut $40,
600 Tie Captain then said $4,000, when
Mr.. James Gilmor Of the Eutaw House, nod
died. his head To- the tune If $2l0 600 An adj
vance "f 100000 Was qnrkly placed upon
that Of Mr. Gilnnr'> when Mr. Fowler added
another $4,000. Matters were now getting
lively. when some "ne said $25O, 900. which
WA, topped 10y $4,000 more from Nr. Fowler
Mr. Gi.rr again nodded his head and the
figures we're placed at $3.50 900. The bids
then went hp To $3.50 GOO when Mr.. GrInur
>ignihrd that he could stand S295 900 hut
Mr. Fowler WAS determined that such figure
>nnr,II not uigrtrn nm or, aud hP ~inke a
wink that placed tie bid at $500, 900 -Bdl'o.
American.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24
CONGhESS.

Tie sugar tax hill Of the H Use came up in
the Senate TUESDAY, and Mr. Eirkers cndedy-
ore,I t. have it leierre,l t" the finance commit
tee, but failed. There was a hong discussion
on the 81. ID ,mimg" annexation scheme. Mr.
Thurman argued at there WAS no power III
the constitution la anncX territory by Il pint
resolution Of Congress, except 1t be an organz-
ed STATE, AS in the case oi Texas.
The House spent the day in talking over
Mr. Buffers s,-caI.d amnesty ill., and resolv-
e a. devnt. Thursday, the day of the adj urn
mrnt for the h"idgs, t" debate. 1t is now
clear that no universal amnesty measure will
b, passed, and that there will he little else be-
sides debate till after the holi lays.
Tnere WAS an exciting aud interesting de-
bate ia the Senate "Wednesday un st. Denim
20. which lasted till after o'clock ?. ~, aud
was continued III tie evening. Mr. Sumner
",cned the session with personal explanation
of his position towards the President, and ar
raycd himself boldly against the annexation
policy rl The adj intraiion Senator Nor
t"n on the other side tr'k mp the lance Of the
President aud st D,mingu. TIE duel is quite
a. interesting rs the famous squirt between
Senators Drake and SCI urz. The House bill
To- change the tax on SUGAR was passed. sud
now only awaits the Presidents signature to
become Il law.
In the il"nSe it was evident from the first
that General Buffers sl-c.llrl amnesty bill
w't'u nr .i"'.'pl 49, lie bod &c rt!,Sv'- = ,iii
.IunIlarN IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24

GROWTH OF WAsHISGroS From list
published in Washington paper. it appears
that fnur hundred buildings were erected in
that city during the present year, costing not
less than $1,000 each The cost Of the whole
number was S3,207,l25.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24

A JUsT MovLNENT.-Seuatur Wiley. on
Monday last, introduced Till for the relief of
purchasers OF houses aud lots urder the act
providing for the sale Of the HArper's Ferry
property, which was referred t. the Committee
on Military Affairs. We think Mr. Wiley
will fluid, on investigation, that there are other
purchasers than tho>e at the public sale who
are entitled To- equitable consideration.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24

Proposals, foi the building Of the Martins
burg and POtonsc Railroad, will be received
a, the Office of tie Company, in Martinsburg
on the 9th install.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24
January IL

AN EXECUTION ~ DgLAwARE.--1he negro
B-uiamin Johnson, under s,htence Of death for
tie crime of rape "n tie person ola white
r.amau. was executed At Georgetown, Del. on
Friday of last week. within the prison encls-
IRE. at . u',lnk p. NJ. in the presence Of 4
huulrtd "r more spectators, t. sly nothing nf
rhnsr who crowded the nrdnws and trees
overlooking H.. scene. lie Was attended
uunn the gallows hv Rev Mr.. Miller of the
NJ f. Church VIII, had been his spiritual adj
wiser during his confinement Upon being
asked 10y Shcrir Marvel il h. hid anything to
say hr advanced with frn step, and spoke
H. a loui voice. cor.f, >sina the crime for which
,e had been condemned, Al il>n that he was
guilty for several 9th r. If .imiar nature,
aud hoped his ell w"uli be warning TO
others H. cun> e G that he died at the
rish, tin-. AID nav Otherwise, he might have
died wlth"nt tn" opportunity "f preparation
he had rninyrG The noes" was placed around
his neck. his hal was covered, and the sheriff,
with much more emotion than WAS manifested
hy the prisoner, withdrew tn prop, and he
WAS LAUNCHED into eternity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24

GooD.-A Sen lemsn crossed the street a
day or two ago 1 ask US tn change $1,000
note f.r hin Cbpit1l pAc, that
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24

The DEVILS poLrrICAL CAREER IN NORTH
CARoLINA-A resolution was offered in the
North Caroliua House of Representatives. -
questing the delegation in Congress I" u>e thrir
nturncc in favor "f general amnesty and a
repeal nf the test-nath, and received 90 affirms-
tive t. Is negative votes OF the Is nays 10
were negroes. Many radicals, however, voted
for the resolution, Que "f this party said in
debate thar he was willing Ia endorse the i'll
dvidual application at Zeh. Vance. Joe 'rur
uer. or the devil" to which Mr.. Jones a CON-
sentative replied that the devil had certain
" been under no disabilities in North Carolina
for the last two years He WAS i'll nearly office.
and his cloven foot could he seen in almost
every act done by the party 81 lately in pow
err"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24

ID OCND-T0P Cement and Lime BY the barrel
III always on hand and for ale by
harper's Ferry, Dec. Is. X. Rl0y LUCAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24
NOTICE.

TUST received $1,000 WHITE PINE SHIN
y Giles; also 2O,t0 feet White Pine PLANK
II and IA inch-ceap for Cash. Plast-rng
LATH on hand. r. CANNON,
L9mbeDealsr, Hsrpsr's Ferry.
December %, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24
100 ACRES
600 Apple. Pear and Peach

Tree. on the place. about 400 Of them p,sntrd four
and live years aga and nrw beginning u bear
also, a wrll-iencrd and laid nut VINEYARD OF 500
vines of the very best quality. 3. I and years old
aud all in full barring. and very excellent grapes
as thu proprietor did not spare pains money Ia
have thu very st fruit. The farm is dvid d into
Seven FirIds all under good Fencing.
TERM accommodating. ln'ormariOh given
at nv Store in Bolivar, Jefferson County. W. Va.
Nov. rs. lS7U-3m. RUDOLPH hAU.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24
Private Sale
of Valuable Real Estate.

T1NHE Undersigned will sell at Privat Sale his
fine Farm living In jefferson Co.. W. yai
about IL miles from iiarpcr's Ferry. on tn thar.
lrstu~n Turnpike said Farm contains about
100 ACRES
Of Prime Limestone Land. and is one Of the most
drsirabl. and productive Farms in the fertile
tv of Jefferson II adj ,ins th, land. Of VIZ. John
H. AlIstadt =. Howell Bruwn aud WIN. Rider. has
good roads all around and is very Convenient To
market. Ia both b. 4 u and W n =. X. H.. a also
to Mills. Churches. Schools. &C.. go"d n'ighbor-
hood, living in the most pleasant aud brautiin pait
oil the Valley tn locaton. tainly all that Gould
be- desired and the land in frst-rate condition.
The impi 0v-ments Consist of comfortabl, Dwell
LING HOUSE with all the necessary Out Build
inys two Tenant housrs. large and well bull,
BARN with convenient stabling tw"C IN Houses,
one of them new, capable &. hid about 400 Bills
of Corn. Plenty OF good Water. srvei al never
failing Wells. Pond tor Stock, and two la gc brick
Cisterns with Chain Pumps. one 81 them in the
BARNARD, [just butt capable o. hpld about four
hundred bbls OF water. Plenty OF good Fruit, ss
there are about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24
For Sale.

CST received and m sale 10, 900 feet or dressed
~ flooring: $4,000 Cyprrs. Shingr,: al.n a
large lot Of Sash, Door, aud vcnitian Blind. all
low for Cash. ~
?. CANNON.
LuTber Dealer.
Harper's Ferry, Dee. II, ls70-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-24

FNHE Accounts of Samuel n. Woody ssiyned
i for the benefit Of creditors have been plac d
in my hands for collection. Prompt payment /.
expected.
CLEOS MOORE,
Dee. II, lsT0-5t. Attorney.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26
FAsHIONs.-No lady

FAsH1oNa-No lady ottawa, Who desires
to keep fully up to Il ,ewest and prettisst
fashions, will fail to call and see Miss Mehan's
Emporium OF Fashion" on Court street, oppo.
site the court house. She has all the newest
styles Of pretty millinery goods that can be
found in the eastern markets. She has the rep
utation OF having the most exquisite and correct
taste - TO what is beautiful in millinery, and
from the large number of fashionable ladies who
constantly visit the Emporium we are sure
they ali endorse our opinion.
Hyou desire anything in the way of fashion.
able millinery, pretty hat. or any other article
peculiar tn lady's wardrobe, be sure to call
and see Miss Mehan, because, our word for it,
she can suit you to q or, we'll spell it louder
DOT.
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We are in receipt Of tho initial number Of the
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