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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-09

NEWSPAPER BORROWERS. Reader, if you
borrowed this paper send il right back-as you
may feel cheap after you have finished this
paragraph.
If the tailor sends new coat home to you,
would you think your neighbor fair in bis re-
quest for the first use of it
If the baker leaves you hot loaf, should you
like to lend it to your neighbor, and have it re-
turned cold with the corners gnawec off
If the penny-post leaves letter on your
counter, should you think it right in your
neighbor to seize It, before ysu had time to
read it, 10 tally load of potatoes on it, and
thank you for the use Of it some hours after,
if he should not be so unfortunate as 10 lose it
! If these things are not right-then IS not
right 10 6orrolo newspaper on the day 'chen
is published
We have received a request from one of our
subscribers to discontinue his paper for the
present, for no other reason than that he is
pl0gued By borrowers. We presume they are
not such persons as he can very well deny the
use of the paper So ii is ioith you, borrower,
whoever you are! The person who lent you
this, although he apparently did it with much
pleasure, wished that you would take the paper
YOURSELF and not take his netr coat, hot loci, and
letter, before he has made full use Of them him
:. self Portsmouth Journal.
THE WAYS OF Con INDICATED. "a deaf
and dumb child when asked in writing, by a
perfect stranger, at apublic meeting, ,oho made
all things, took up his chalk and wrote on a
large board In the beginning Gea created
tho heavens and the earth The same child,
when asked in a similar way-Why dld Jesus
come into the world wrote under it-lhis Is
faithful saying, and worthy of all accePta-
lion. that Jesus Christ came into the world 10
save sinners The visitor then put a question.
which many of us would have feared to pro-
nose lest ii should have produced an unhappy
rrtIsct. but, BY this time, he began to have con-
sdsnce in the child's ability. He asked him
s'hv were YOU born deaf and dumb when j
can boih hear and speak, For moment tho
hoy Looked at the question, with countenance
rather expressive of sorrow-but II soon BEAM
ad with aequiescence in the divine will, and he
tool, To- Up the chalk and wrsto Even SO, Father,
| for SO il seemed good in thy sight. =
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Trust Sale

virtue OF deed Of trust. from Mi
- eha-I Walsh 10 the undersigned. n.
trustee for Thomas Walsh. dated 81 July.
ISIS. AMI recorded in the clerk. Office OF
Jefferson county. Twill offer AZ pubic sale,
10 the highest bidder. for cash. on Sa.,.r
day he 2i!h day Of december meet. nj the
residence 81 the SAID Michael Walsh. in
BOLIVAR. the following personal property.
VIZ -Four feather beds md bedd,n " three
oedsteacs. dozen chairs, six pots, two
cupboarJs. two tables. Il safe, q looking
glass. two dozen dishes. a dozen knives
and forks. two cows. a horse. "A cart and
eears. and sundry other articles mention
ed IN said deed
SAMUEL GIBSON. Ttu,sec.
Nov. II 1881.
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Fall and Winter Goods.

Fall and Winter Goods.
GUPER. black. blue. aud fancy colored
- Cloths,
Medium black. blue. and fancy colorsd
Cloths,
CsssImeres and Csssinets,
Plain. black and figured silk velvet Nesting,
Swansdown and Valencia ditto.
Ga black h coIored French Merino Cloths,
DO. do. English do do.
Bombazetts and Circzssisns,
Black and scarlet Merino Shawls,
DO. do. Cashmere do.
Tbibet Wool. Cashmere. Bsrrsge Grape
Handkerchiefs,
Black Ahd colored worsted, lambs wool.
silk and printed Hose,
Black and colored Gro. de Naples,
IRISH PopIin, Black lace Nchs.
Winter Ribbons, 49, Scarlet CAiicoeS,
Just received and for sale cheap By
WILLIAM y RIDDLE & co.
Charles'own. Nov. IL. 1851
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Cash Sale.

\ WILL offer for sale, on Saturday
y the Goth inst. at the residence OF
Monmouth A. Purdy. "a Sm,thGrid, JET
ierson couaty. Va. the following property
10 Wit: one set Of new Windsor Chaus.
ono set Of second handed Windsor Chair.
one candle stand. one feather bed, bed
dirg and beds'eads. one cask-property
conveyed by SAID Purdy TO the subscriber.
by Bill OF Sale. dated December II. 1890
and now on record in the Clerks Office
OF Jefferson county, TO secure n ceris,n
sum OF money therein mentioned. Iwilt
also offer at the same time aud place. ono
set Of ha'ier's tools. one copper kettle aud
planks. one colouring kettle. one basoninc
plate, one pair OF irons. seven bows. forty
or fifty blocks. one Dutch oven. and one
Kitchen table. Sale to commence st one
O'Clock. y. NJ Attendance by
JOSEPH LlKENS.
Nov. 10, 1881
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-17

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Il. ASA.

E1ac.ssi7. and Potomac RH Rodd-we
wcr. much surprised 70 icafn ,hst the citizens &C
Winchester have taken up ihe impression that
the people Of Charl, s;oSn hostile To this i'm
rrovcment The idea was probably susgcs,ed
hv the fact tia; but little stock has been taken
here. Lat it b. rceollcctcj, tina, thc surplus CAPT.
al OF thu people Of Jefferson has been principal
md in turnpike stock, and the apr.rcn, apathy 1t
cur people will at once be accounted for.
We arc glad to hni, however, that subscrip-
tons to some extent have been lately made, ON
he condition that Charlc>town b. made a point;
md VIC vet indulge the hope, that the Directors
81 the Rai Road will not only find il convenient,
bu, matter of great interest, to take NJ leas,
sal n che route which w- suggest
Il is veil Ascer,Sined, that there i. no difficulty
Al reaching smithhcld, by way Of the Opcauon.
from the Op-quon, let the stream through Smith
ted he followed Co Granthan'S spring. From
,hcee- TO Camcroo's spring, distance II about
two miles there is a small ridge which may ca
al. be- Overcome. This being done, let the run
through Charlesto~n he traced, either tn the She
nandoah, or, breaking Of Mt Charics,own, touch
the Flowing Spring, and it will be found that
route from thence to IIarpers-fcrry can be OBJ
timed without difficulty
We have NEITHER time nor room, a, present. tc
state the advantages OF this location hut the ci,i-
zcns OF Winchester, Who are large stockholders
Will Ind, upon examination, that their interests
will be materially promoted by its adoption.
To the people of Charlesto~n, NC need only
say-h YOU do not wish your town TO become
emphaiieaily =" Deserted Village" and an cter-
nal silence TO reign ia its streets, subscribe
promptly and literally To the conditional subs, rip
ton list nov in motion.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-17
PUBLIC SALE.

\tVitL be sold. on Thursday the 24,h in
w slant, at the late residence of Thom,,
Melvin. decd, near the Elk. Run Meeting
House. all the personal property Of said de-
ceased. cons,s,ing in part of the following
Uheaf, Rye, Corn. and Oats,
forming Utensils of all kinds,
One good Uhent Fan,
One good Road Hagon.
Horses. Cattle, Hogs. ami Sheer,
Household and hHchen Furniture.
Amongst which are
firsf-rate Feather Beds d. Bedding,
Tables, Chairs, Desk, &c.
.7iso, about 1000 Oak Shingles.
Nine months credit will be given on al
sums of and above IS, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security. All sums un-
der IS, must be cash; and no property TO Ne
removed until the terms Of the sale be com.
Piled with JOHN MELVIN. Jr.
Nov. 3, 1851. E.re..t9,.
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VIRGINIA. 10 WIT:
Nov II 1881.

AZ Rules holden in tie Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
Gerry tor jefferson county, the first Monday
IN November. 1861
Elisabeth CookuS. ridor and relicf of
Michael Cooks,s, deceased. and .Salv
Cookus, PLAIxrIrrs.
AGAINST
John Cahioon and Nary lbs ,cife, late
Mary Cookus. Elisabeth Ccokus.
Catharine Cookus. John KeaseH and
Sophia his ,cife, late Sophia CooIps.
Solomon Miller and .Nnrgaref his
uJc. late Margaret Cookus, and vi.
chaei Cookus; the said .Nary, Elsa.
beth. Cdfharine. Sophia, Mrgarst
and Michael. being children and heirs
Of -Hiciaei Cookus, deceased.
DEfENpASrs,
IN CHANCERY
I>HE defendants net having entered their
l. appearance, and given security according
tn the act OF assembly and the rules Of TN,
court and It appearing by satisfactory e,,.
denre that they are not inhabitants OF TIN,
country ~ IS ordered, That the said defen.
danis do appear here on the frs, day of the
next term. and answer the bill Of the pi,in
tbs and that copy Of this order he forth
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published
IN Chariestown, TOR two months succr ssiv civ
and posted At the front door Of the court
house IN the said town of Chsrles,own.
Copy-Testc,
ROBERT 7. Drown, &C.
Nov. IL. 1881
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Public Sale.

Nd RS. ANN III INTER-. intcn.lin-
1VA Va discontinue farming. will 81
Ter si Fnh!'c sale. on Wedn..dsy The SOi's
INST. al uazichc!'l. The place 81 her RESI-
d-nee. her large and valuable sioek. con
.is,ing OF
Hcrsos, MoP. CGffir and Hog,.
.1iso. farming IensHs If erery
description.
nan a considerable quantity nf Corn.
'sie 10 commence nj 10 o'clock. a orcais
OF nine mooih, Will bu given On all sums
exceeding five dollars. the purchaser CIV
ing bond with good security The cash
VII DC required for all sums Of five dollars
anu under. No property 10 be removed
until the terms Of sale are complied with.
Nov. 10
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BOLIVAR RACES.

NNiLI. BIZ RUN FOR, over q handsome
w course 3-4ths of mile around, near the
town OF Bolivar. one mile from HsrpcrsFer
~. on Thursday the oath of November. a
purse OF one hundred dollars, ) rounds and
no repeat. carrying 10 lbs free for any nag.
And on Friday the 18th, purse Of fifty dol
lars. tree as above, carrying the same weight.
two rounds and repeat. And on SATURDAY
10Th, purse Of seventy-f,e dollars, three
heats out Of FIVE, catch riders.
The above races will be conducted viii,
good order, and the purses promptly paid BY
THE MANAGERS.
Nov. 10. 1851.
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Harpers-Fcrry Library.

A FEW SHARES IN this valuable
IA Library will be offered for sale,
at Capt. NJ Thompson's hotel at Harper.,
Ferry on Saturday the Goth November
Vnst) at three o'clock ia the afternoon.
This Library consists Of between four
and bvo hundred volumes. among which.
are many Of the best and most interesting
works in the English lsnguage-and ad,
dit'ons arc continually making 10 It OF
new and valuable publications, TO an ex-
tent sufficient 10 satisfy the desires OF
most readers.
JOHN III HALL, President
HarPer,-Ferry. Nov. II.
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Charlcstown Library.

NM years contribution, amounting TO 4;
~ on each share, IS now due. In addition
to THIS, several subscribers arc IN arrcsI. for
contributions u. the previous year. and \
few for their original subscription IL Is 80.
dispensable In the prosperity II the Inst'u-
ton. tia, al these debts be Immediately paii.
The new board of Directors will spare ~
eNefiions 10 place the Library upon the ruosl
prosperous footing warranted by ia large
and increasing subscription list and they
earnestly request those ~ arrears so call anal
pay their respective dues 10 the Iibrsnsn NJ
The Printing Office ~ ChsrIes'o~n, witboot
further delay. By order.
". y. GALLAHFR,
Librarian = Trc,.'''. Ci.arieffsIrn LtrG-y
Nov. 10. 1851.
T. S.-Tbere are several books mis.ing -
Members will please return imms dtAteiy any
volumes not recently taken out
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STANTON, nov. s.

STANTON, nov. >.
The Engineers engaged in the sur
sey OF the Valley of the Shenandoah.
had got down within four miles of
w Woodstock. al our last accounts. We
understand the results thus far are
highly favorable to our Railroad pro-
ject; a location in the main valley be-
ing ascertained TO be practicable, with
very moderate graduation, and saving
OF about one nile in the distance from
the present road Specfafor.
We just learn that the Engineers
have suspended the surveys for this
,season-having been limited, as 10 said, ,
IN their field operations, to the first of
November. This is exceedingly yexa-
tIous and disbearteniug. But few
days more would have sufficed 10 com
plete the work; and then we could
have gwen the enterprise a fair expe.
riment with our fellow citizens. The
delay. wc fear. will very much deprc-
ciate our prospects. IBID.
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o llklln O

ST. Glars Defsdt-I, was forty
gears on Friday last, November 4,
since Gen. Arthur ST. Clair was de-
feated by the Indians and British, in
the Territory, which then wasa uH.
dtrn'ss; but which NOR is a populous
and hourishing par, Of our country.
In less than half that time hence, the
State Of Ohio will be second to none
10 the Union.
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CIIARI.ESTO\VN

NHE undersigned has taken this well.
- known stand, lately occupied by
Capt r Edmonds.) and is ready 10 &C.
commodate his friends and tho public. lie
VIII endesvor. by every attsntion in his
power, to render his house an acrecshl.
place or resort TO those who may become
his guests. His charges will be moderate,
and his fare the best the markets will ar
ford wM LITTLE
Nov II, 1881
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IMPORTANT DECISION

IN Sa.sckRr.-The baltimore aud Ohio Rail
Road Company, ps. The Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company.
Deereed. That the injunction hereto.
fore granted in this case, be and the
same IS hereby confirmed and made
perpetual. And that the defendants
pay uoto the compla lnants, the Bait,
more and Ohio Raj Road Company,
all their costs expended by them IN
this SUR, including all the expenses of
tne survey. Bali. Pat.
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NORFOLK, NOV q

NORFOLK. nov. 3.
Races Of yesterdoy.--T Race yes.
terday, over Garrison's Course, at.
tracted a fine company, from the fame
OF the horses announced TO take part
IN the contest. Only S Of the horses
mentioned BY US entered at the stand,
Annette, Bayard and Chanticlecr.-
The weather was remsrkly fine, and
the course IN pretty order. and the bet
ting. extra of the purse, i. believed to
have equalled $4,000.
The following ~ the result. giving
the purse to Col. Johnson's Annette:
Mr. Johnson's Annette,
Mr.. Whites B.ysrd. .
Mr.. wilson's Chsnticleer, 2 3
Iime--lst heat. SIN. 1. is.: I'd heat.
SIN. SOS.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

STRAiED from the subscriber.
~ some time the first Of last month.
(October,) GREY MARE, four wears
old last spring. about fifteen and a hall
hands high. long name and tail-hs, a
small wart on the under lid of the LEFT eve.
Any person returning the said marc shall
be entitled TO the shove reward Of so.
MICHAEL COOK.
Iiarpers Ferry, Nov IO.-tr
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We arc informed that a Rse. Of r,ach inter-.
took place at MIR. Samuel Stri.icr's "Ccnif,l
Course" on Monday iss,. Five entries vc,..
made, 50 bushels wheat ca,h.l but two of tn,
hor>e> were Withdrawn, not being IN Sooi eon,li-
ton. At the hour of starting, three eomue,i,o-.
appeared. Mr.. Wn. Groves col, I.asiris. Nj
George ;. kcnnedy's colt. and Me-. Jcp,ha Nor
san's fiiiy-A.i by Southern Eclipse.
The following is the result,
MIR. Groves Bnsiris
Mr.. keonc,ly's colt >
Mr.. Niorsrn's fill, 3
Mile hesis-T,nc: Ii, hca, = m. I5s-clhca,
IA. seconds.
In the hrs, heat, Mr.. Grove's colt lei. anil ken,
ahead tliroughout-though closely pressed b, HI,
competitors. In the second. Mr. Kcnne,,v's had
the lead, until within about Co wards of the vim
ming pole, when Mr.. Groves Busiri. rrll..tIv
pressed forward, and took the hea, by abou, =
length, Notwithstanding he carried nine pound.
extra weight All the racer. exhibited prom;sc
oil speed m future contests.
The whole WAS conducted with good o,,l~r
and the contest was witnessed b, a I.rc,. number
oil spectators, who were grauhcd with the scenes
Of the day.
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DIET.

In S'n''hheli. ON the sth last. after pro,f,c,-
en iiincs>, which she bore with christian en,nt,p-
sure, Mrs. RLnhcc, 1iowAnp, wifi. Of Mr. Ti,o.
mas Howard. IN the t5d wear IT her age. Sh,.
has len, With her bcrcary,l husband, sven chill
drr" to- 'lepiorc this affecting; dis,cnsation Of D
''"e rs"''denec Communicated
VI" i"es,iay the sih inst. after n few hours i'll
ness tiEssr koosrz, Esq. an old aud respce,a-
bic citizen e Frederick, Md.
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u.lrIsoRr. ,., N

.t,,t-, 90, hshisSoHt, soN. ~.
.IooR The wagon price b. seneraii,
,nvn uu,'nT the ~e,A - : = pr bill. Ni,,n
c.e l,st ala. or two siiac q ihc dealers have. u,i
- Sit. and $5-5-i. We ,.ua,, the ~a-o, ~.
'o-'iay ~ IS p AID S 81.
~, ,,, AltNANnuIs, NOV. ~.
fLoIR.-fcs,crlay the cusrru, price iror,
wagons ~as IS. late in the day a few lad. wcr,
.,'n ~ ir-.''pn irNs. ono Ne know of =, 81 o.
Shes from stores s. on, and possibly uudcr.
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ENIIRELI NEU,
Which he proposes to sell low. for cash
or on accommodating terms TO punctual
customers; amongst which are
Black. blue, brown, olive, drab, and
stcel MKT Cloths,
Sattineiis and Vestiog.
Cassimeres and Flannels assorted.
Splendid Cslicoes,
Black Lustring and Gro de Nap. Silks,
Fancy coloured ditto,
Cashmere, Merino, silk and various
fancy Shawls.
Figured and plain Swiss muslin and
book Sha,yls.
general assortment Of bleached and
unblesched domestic Cottons,
Blankets, coarse Cloths and fulled Lin
sey for servants wear,
Cutlery and Hardware,
Shoes for gentlemen and ladies,
Stationary. SC
Groceries and Liquors
ALSO. AN ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF
Fresh Drugs and Medicines,
Which makes his assortment very com
pletr.
Surgical Lnstrune1fs. Thermometer, SC.
Country produce taken in exchange,
Rags, sc. and the highest price given.
JOHN X. HAYDEN.
Bolivar, Nov. II, 1881
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GRAVEYARD NOTICE

sly" Subscribers To- the enclosure of the
presbyterian Church Yard in Charleston N.
are respectfully informed that the work is
now IN rapid progress. They are therefore
requested TO pay their subscriptions 10 C.Io
MooRE. Esq the Treasurer
Nov. 10. BUILDING COMMITTEES.
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serious accident occurred tn one Of Mr.
Samuel Camcron's slave, on Saturday last A
boy, aged abou, fourteen, While Attending a
hreshing machine, got one of his legs eauyb, in
the machinery, and n,angled ia n shocking man.
ncr. This may serve as caution TO others. Who
move .earelcssiy about the running gears of ma
chimes.
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IL viii be r-coilected, tina; forty miles 4 tho
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road are now o,..n for
cars We observe, by ia, Frederick papers, tina,
arrangements are being made for grand enter
tainment on the occasion of opening the Railway
to that city, which will probably take place abou,
Christmas
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Rare knhajifanf Of n Cage. M dc
Mason asserts thar he knew lady 81
the Russian Court, in the reign Of
CathAfine III. who kept . slave who
vas her perriquier, shut Up IN cage
10 her own chamber. She let him
out every dsy 20 arrange her head
dress, and locked him up sgain, With
her own hands, after the business Of
the toilet was over. His box was 81
her bed .head, and IN this fashion he
attended her wherever she vent.
Ills fare vas bread and water. lie
passed three years in this captivity,
the object Of which was to conceal
from the world that this lady wore .
Wig The close Confinement was a
punishment for running away from
her service the mesgre diet mea-
sure ofrevenge, nc sase be could no,
prevent her growing older and uglier
every day Memoirs Scersfss SIR IA
Russie
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Sir UGifrr ScoH.-We understand
that Sir Walter Scott proposes TO
spend the ensuing ~inter 81 Naples,
and will set out ere long. Tie - NOT
complaining par.icJlar'y, but finds
the fraillies - age stealing upon bin.
and has been advised by his friends
to take this step. Ills ahscuce will
occasion no pause or delay ~ The
publication Of the new edition Of his
novels; for the preparation Of the
notes, prefaees. aud corrections, has
been hisemplt msnt for some years.
and they are nov oOmpietcd.-SoOfs
man.
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IA English vessel having approach
ed too near To the volcano ISLAND ~
the Mediterranean, Is said by the
French papers 10 have been drawn into
and swallowed up in the vortex.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
Al Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
Gerry tor Jefferson county, the first Monday
ia November. 1851:
Philip Coons, PLArSrrrr,
james SuJLiefeid. Sen, James Stub
6fJieid, junior, Philip Grove, Hiram,
Carney. DaUid Near, Uiilioni Jlnu.
,ceg, and John Henkie,
DEFENphSTs.
IN CHANCERY.
'iE defendants. Philip Grove and
! William Mayweg, not having enter
ed their appearance. and given security
according to the act Of asse mbly and the
rules of this court; and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not in
habitanis Of this county: Ir Is ORDERED.
That the said defendant. do appear hero
on the first day Of tho next term, and an d.
swer the bill OF the plaintiff; and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in Charles
town. for two months successfully. and
posted atshe front door Of the court house
IN the said town OF Charlestown.
copy-Tests.
ROBERT T. BROWN, c. Z.
Nov II. 1891.
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The foreign extracts in our columns to-day.
show that the spirit of liberty still animate, the
Poies- They are not subdued; and we fondly
hope the liberal feelings OF other powers ill vet
be aroused in their behalf Napoleon very pro-
periy termed them, .'th- soul Of Val,urn
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Notice.

a PIE notes given At the sale OF the per
- sonsi estate OF Z. w. sprenger. deo'd,
y 10 be due on the 18Th instant,
GERARD u. WAGER,
Nov 10. 1851. AIm.r.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-17

Hon. JoHs NELSON, Charge DAT.
fares OF the United States. on a spe
elal mission to Naples. sailed from
New York for Liverpool on Tuesday
week. Not. Int.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-17

The Match Race. 4 mile heats. for
1900 dollars, between SaRv Hornet
and Bonny Black, was run Yesterday,
and won by Sally Hornet, beating the
LIST and I'd heats. Time lst heat, :
minutes SIS seconds /; Cd heat, sm. iss
Norfolk Herald, Nov L.