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AUCTIONS.
GUARDI.a.N'S SIZE.

GCIHUI7.N'S SHLE.
To be sold at Public Auction, on Sat DR.
day, the l4lIT day Of March hexf, on
the premises, near Gray's Inn, in Swan
zey, ate O'Clock, after noon, by virtue
OF a LIcence froin the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, begun and holden st New
Bedford, within and for the county Of
Bristol, in the Commonwealth Of Mas
sarbusetts, on the second MoGda Of
December last past,
nxsAs All the right, title. and inter-
est, which PHILIP s. GARDNER
~% has in the estate Of his late
->'- Grandfather, ,Doct. Ebenezer
Winslow, late of Somerset, in the afore-
said county of Bristol, deceased, said in-
terest being twenty twenty -sevenihs Of
one undivided eleventh part of said Ebe-
nsZer Winslew's estate.
Conditions made known at the sale.
SAMUEL RANDALL, Quardian.
FEB 7.
s5~ N. B. The remaining part Of
said one eleventh will be sold at the same
Time, so that the purchaser can have a
deed of one Undivided eleventh part of
said estate.
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MASSACHUSETTS SKNAroR.-On. Wednes-
day last, pursuant to assignment, the Senate pro-
cceded 10 the election on its part OF Senator, in
the Congress ofthc United States, for the. term OF
six years, commencing on the 4th Of March next.
1 he choice resulted rs follows
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MOTE a;W.

gD HE c,.parnership here'ol"'e existing be-
Il tween tie ,ub,cribcis under the finn OF
J. BIrRROUGH,J JR s. CO., is tins day dis
sol, ca by mutual coisent. Tue business OF the
con, ern wlll be sctl.d by eitrer.
JOSEPH J COOKE,
JAMES BURROUGH, Jr.
Ia, Al lS3J.
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RaOLYGLOrT BlBLEs-Just received, a
new aud neat pock cl edition OF The Poly
ii 10, Bible, with sover,l eopperpln'e ensravn e.
for sale by MARSHALL, BROWN Co.
Providence /, Jan "a.
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EIucuiion IN Russia.-The whole num-
Der OF pupils of schools in Russia, Is o.
$50 out oia population oftity six millions
L.. i,co to every 400 inhabitants
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John Quincy Adams was then declared duly G.
Iected, and the Clerk.was charged with u 'nessase
To the House TO this effect.
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The Charleston Mercury contradicts
tho report that Gen Hamlton has been
appointed President vi the Souln Caroll-
MA College.
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HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.

An net in amendment Of an act entitled an act
,.In,;ve 10 tho election Of Senators and Repre-
.sn,atives to represent this State in Congress,
.nA or Electors for the election Of President
and Vice President Of the United States
Ne :, enacted by the General Assembly and by
IN. authority thereof il is enacted, thai when
an, session prescribed in and by the act Of which
this il an amendment, for appointing Senator to
represen, this State in Congress, THE General As
ssnbly after bao,ng for that purpose IN Grand
Comr,i,tee 80 many times us they shall have deem
.I n,n.d;ent, shall have failed to appoint Sena-
49,, Il, a majority Of the Grand Co,nnhtec, such
S..,;,r shai, be appointed ut the next succeeding
-, af Tin, General Assembly in manner and
r,e,,, .. in said act prescribed and in case OF II
,,a ,v,;u ns aforesaid, then, at the next session
,n.rs.tire and 80 on until such Senator shall be
uuuoin,ed. True copy, witness
l., ,., authorizing tho City Council Of the CITY oi
Providence, TO appoint larger number o. mem
ve: .,,c'.,J Inv the General Assembly and by
., ,.,,,h,r;,v thereof il s enacted, That The Cny
',..;, .r ,,e City Of Providence, be and they are
,ar.,,y .u,horizci and empowered, to elect so
,''.,,v meu,bers of Engine Company No.3 IN sa'u
1i,v as they in their discretion may deem pfoPe''
,,,, .,ceedinp forty five. And tho persons so o.
,sr,ed I shall bs exemp, from the pclornaoce o.
military duty, and sem serving as Jurors, W ,"c
go. manner rs tho members OF the Engne Coh-
,.,,,,c. in the City Of Providence are now ny INV
exempted. True copy, witness .,
49,, s, addition to an nc, entitled :" AN act for
~" ' ~. ,,sading Of Highways aud bridges"
IA a enacted by the General Assem-
csc; T., ,h, au,bori,y thereof il is enacted. That
ny ~ ~ ,be duty Of the several towns ~ this
49,. :.." 20 .rosids 6y law in such n'onner, aud UNI
.h scnsl,irs as they may dcc.n expsdient'
-" ,o,.o,ins sn.w from Ibs paolI, heways, 20 %
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BOOTS And SHOES.

present and approaching season. Ths above
artIrlcs were selected with CARE anc bought
with CASH. He intends keeping n GOOD sssoi,
nlcnt always on hand, and respectfully invues
purcha-oIs TO call aud examine Eis present stock
asst will be offered at tie lowest CASH pric-
Sc ). DANOL, JR.
Oct is. Nam street.
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NsAkSHNaI iLsS'k.
PORT OF WARREN
ARRIVED.


Fab brig New Columbia, Ingfaham, liz lis
from Aatanz,s, wiih niolasses, sugar and cofee, TO
Wu,. Colil.,s, N. VI. Wheaton and others. Sailed
Jan 18th, in CO. with brigs Laurel, spooner, VI
Providence for New lora Euielne, Usher, oi
Fall River, Tor do latter arrl, sea Flower, liar'-
ford. for do. Lei,, brigs VIM Henry, Cole, oi
,h. mort. unc Washington, koblnsou IT, ortand,
do Urono, Dyer, do do Neptune, nould' do
zuth Aiorgiana, LarIabee, do Idg TallInadge'
liu,cheus, do 40 us Hope, Doughty do ioe )
Florida, Libby, Of do tor freight or char'e' ) nc"
Eny.und, Liyeow, Providence, 25ih Na"'e'
he,y, Philadelphia, dschg ;othello, Denns' N.
iorn DIS Emery, Ma'sl,ali' Baltimore ""o
ARIEL " a,son, of This polt, jg Cl, de, bait, ar
9th from bristol schr Eneiins, Sianwood, Port
laud, discg. Saw bound in, brss, lumber LOAD
ed.
The ship Monticello was got of the rocks a
Brcnion ioint, on Saturday last, and lowed INTO
Newport harbour.
AR at Bristol I'd, brig Neptune, Rawson, IL de
from Mobile. Lett, ship Sarah Il Arcelia, Ben
nstt, Of Bristol, for liavre, unc.
Sailed from do. bark Sarah Lee, Weeks, Indlah
Ocean, whaling.
AT New YorK 3Is,, brig Emelinc, Usher, from
MatunZus.
Cld at Charleston oath, brig Aldebcronto, Da-
Wis, of this port, Ior ct Marks and Mugnolii.
At Savannah, 22d, scr Franklin Green, Wane'
II ayana.
cid al New Orleans. ll,h, brig Crawford, Gard
ncr, Of this port, for Charleston.
Al liayanu, goth uI,. brig Troy, for Matanzas'
On on sherc Ground, sept. LIST, ship .A'her'ca'
Folger, of Hudson, 450 bbls oil, nll well
AZ Havana, 18th, ship Charlotte, Church. o'
Bristol. dischg.
Letters received at Sag IIarbor. from Captain
Green Of the ship Hudson, Of thu, port, dated al
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JOHN DAVcr,

1E Ehs received this week, piece brown
SssA Th'het Cloth, and piece do. Ga fine
Engish Mes'no, both. vey beautiful shar es,
which wall be sold cheap at The .New Cash
Store an " Hafer-s street. Jan "a
sE%RASS OK balls Tor sale by
~-S Jan 81, James Gardner.
NV GOD names of different qualities for sale
w Jan 81. by James Gardner.
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"a AMPs.-Brass lamps. bIi'tsnis d.. g'ssc
LII 40. n Iarve a.ssi iuncni ju-t ,ereived enc
for sale low by Gke. I. GARDINER
~" water-N.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-15
RECOGNITION OF BROTHERS.

An old inhabitant Of this CITY, (says
the New Haven Herald,) a foreigner
and German, well known To the
public, was a few evenings since called
on To go to public house to see a
transient gentleman, also a German.
stopping there, who had been remark
ed % bear .vreat similarity 10 him, in
person, speech and manners, and which
had attracted the notice Of some gen
uemen present. Having attended To
the call. after an introduction, the par
ties commenced conversation in their
vernacular tongue, relative to the ma
tIvity and paternity Of each, when al
ter few moments they rushed into
each o.her's arms with the exclamation.
Mine Got, you arc mine broder, "
they vcpt in holy silence. The scene
was extremely affecting 10 the bcho!-
dcrs.
The brothers had been separated IN
youth, and Tor a period Of 81 years had
been unknown o. each other-though
the transient gentleman had been fre-
quenily on matters of business. and
the personal aiinilics had been before
remarked. dis,imIlariiy Of names had
prevented a recognition The one rca-
dent here having been imprr -cd into
the British service while ia London
and sent % the West Indies. from
whence be- escaped into thi, country
IN a vessel belonging % this pC.t. which
circumstance induced him a. adout a
different cognomcn from that by which
lac had been known. IIe has since
been a man II property. lived respect.
ably among us. and has brought np =
numerous and industrious family.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-15
Col. johnson is said to receive $3.50

Col. Johnson is said to receive $3.50
per annum for the instruction of each
pupil. This amounts To an immense
sum. which must leave handsome
profit. The lodging rooms are construct
cd of logs one story high, and differ
not, except IN their size, from the COM
mon dwellings of new settlers in Indi-
ana and Illinois. The school house
is also constructed of logs, two stories
high. BY leaving out one log, and in
serting in its place panes Of glass, suffi-
Gent light is admitted. The school is
furnished with philosophical and mathc-
NAUTICAL apparatus of the plainest kind.
-Four teachers and n superintendent
control the school. The supcrinten-
dent is the Rev. Mr.. Henderson, Of the
regular Baptist church. He is an in
telligent and amiablc man, deeply soil
citous for the welfare of his interesting
charge. The other teachers are respect
able. Col. j. requested the school TO
be assembled, that We nigh, hear them
sing, sc. Under the control of na-
tire teacher. they sung several hymns
very sweetly, after which we gave
them an address of about half an hour
IN length. They gave delightful at
tention. The exercises closed with
Hebcr's hymn From Grecnlands lev
mountains SC.
This school promises TO be of solid
utility TO the young sons Of the forest
who enjoy the privileges. Ii possible,
We could desire To see all the present
buildings supplanted by large, airy, and
convenient edifices, like those of other
literary institutions. This would have
a vivifying influence on the students,
and render them still more soliciious To
introduce among their country men, the
arts and elegancies of civilized life.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-15

HUST received, and Tor sale, At the
q Charlestown Apothecary & Book Store,
iron Bo.tcn,l large supply Il School Book,
eoas.ssing Of L.sin. Grc~k, freneh. md Engi,s N;
some Of which a. follows. TO cit:
t:ooirishs History Of the United States
Walker school Detiooary
Murray large school Grammar, ditto, abridged
By Putnam
National Reader. Young Astronomer
crimshsvs History OF the u. St.tes, ditto Eng
land. ROM, and Greece, With the questions
Hay wards Geom-try. Americsn ia Glass Book
Saiinst, Cieveiand's Antiquitirs
Corneisas Nepos. Cesar's Commentarics
C'eero's orstioas, Daaa's Qae,sioas to the Latin
Grammar, LAtia Reader, Ist and ID part
Eaheld's Philosophy. Groves Lexicon
Goaldr latin Grammar; ditto Virgil; ditto Ovid
Tseitus; Hedge Logic, Questions to ditto
Juvsnai and Pcrsius, Latin Tutor and kcy
Oratisos OF Demosthsncs, Phxdrus' Fables
Rob,nsons Arithmetic, Smeliie's Philosophy
Irtmmer's Natural History. Viri RomE
Wilkia's Astronomy, Doaneg sn . Lexicon
mitht Arithmetic, Ainsv orth's and Entiek' :.
Latin Dictionary, P.ieys Mor.i Philosophy;
ciuo Theology. whelPiy's Compcaj Of Ills
tory. Oirey's Geography and Auas, Wood
bridge do do, Cummings's do do
y li,ieal Class Book, Angels Series. Mol, ?,
Boyers Preach Dictionary, Nugrnt'. do
Preach Grammar, Le Brun's TeicmAque
PERKINS, Elements of frrneh and English
ID .stiIaaaa's Greek Grammar, large and small
Jseobs Greek Reader, i<mprsere's Classical
Diriisaary. Cavaiio's Philosophy
Wealth II Nations, waiker's large Dictionary
iialiams Middle Ages
Gibsoa's, Gummcre's. and Fiint's Surveying
Cicero DcIphiui, Moral Ciass Book
Huttonb Book Of Nature. PArIeys Docks, sc.
ALSO,
ALNANACS
Writing, Letter, Faney-eoiored Post, and Draw
ing Paper
\ large assortment Of clarified Quilts among
-heh are real Russia Quilts of superior quality
SlAte,, siste and lead Pcacils, Ensiish and Am--
riean Ink Powder. Japan and Boston lux, In
piat, half pint, AMI gill bottle.
Waters and Se;iing WAI, L.sSsnds ana Sand
Boye,, kn &c ke- JAMES BHOwN.
Ilee
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this high station that citizen who being in
the majority. according with IL in prime iplc
and feeling. Is yet possessed OF that exalted
character and those high qualitie. which
command the respect aud confidence Of his
political opponents. To refuse th, is an
abuse OF power, subjcctins our free instltu-
lions to the doaiinion Of faction. " there
ever was time, when our local, sectional,
and party feeling aud prejudiccs should be
controlled, % Is the present moment, when
the wIsest cannot forseo what q single year
may briag forth.
We believe that Judge White has. 10 this
respect, an advantage over any other person
who has been spoken Of for the Presidency.
IL - now believed that the opposite will
put no candidate in aomination aud all WE'LL
Informed persons admit that the only eoutest
will be between Judge White and such can
didate rs may be nominated by the Office
holders Invention, constituted n it neces-
ssrily must be OF party leaders. HUGH l..
WHITE - the Peoples candidate, and when
elected wall be the Peoples President; ad-
ministering the Government for their bene-
nj, IN hrmness, moderation and justice.
Tug SEW VIII, as soon a. Z sufficient sub
scription u obtained, be published sc m,-week-
ly, at five dollars per annum, aud weekly nj
two dollars and fifty cents, payable in al.
vance.
JOHN POPE TROTTER.
WLsniSGros CRY Drccrn5cr l6U, 1854.
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NO. 47-vOI. ~.

join any party for my own purposes
I shall joan the Tories against the Wing:
and Wings against the Tories. (Hear. J
| arm tho paid servant Of the people
Cheep.) have no thought. no duty.
no rank, no wish. no reward. no no.
hon, nor object but to perform a SCR
vice Ia my country. 1 want to have
Ireland rs she ought 10 be-
--tsrrs;, glor,Oas, and free.
firs,h 1wsr a the earth and krI gem OF the sea -
Che honorable member sat down a.
midst grca, chcers.)
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Frsn .Ae C.neinaa C.ren.eir.
l.INEs.
ut JANIS "a pEaKixS.

ut JANss "a. pEaKiSs.
Won wonder thst I stiii should seek
To quit this land uf yours,
And count IN sorrvv every week,
Ny pilgrimage -nslurrs
You voadcr that I ~,sli 20 ~.
And leave such sceues belind,-
but II pass their besutie. by,
Oh think not I am blind;
There - oae beauty for the eve,
Another for the MUD.
Your shy may wear . deeper blue,
Your ~oos.s . richer green.
And brighter spring -fo = ers bloon Zoe you,
Than have ever s-en -
Bot in .oa rugged land. 10 me,
There Is . moral sccsery,
A sense Of vhst hath be~u,
That makes its homcline,, more dear,
Than all the beauty that 10 herr.
for there saeetioa's ,iiken chain,
First linked me to the earth.
There have v-pt ia tt'rrsi pain,
AID laughed la lightcst mirth.
There b nv own, own home -
And wbere first b-hrld the day,
Still let me tread NV sh&.lei ~nv,
And When the Angel come,
And the stern mandate bids inc die,
Though tears may cloud the lifted eve,
We, ~erv IL JOY to know,
That shcn nv sshes sleep b-lo~,
New Engiaad's flowers will DER me blow
Above me drift New Ensiand's snow,
And bend my native ky.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-15
A NOVEL CASE.

A young girl by the name Of Catha-
rlne Dingwall, was tried before the
Quarter Sessions in New Brunswick,
on Saturday last, for stealing horse
The history Of the transaction is brief
ly as follows. The girl is from York
shire, Eng. where she became attach
ed to young man named Stewart,
who was driven from the house by
her father. She absconded in search
Of her lover, assumed mans clothes,
and arrived at New York as a common
SaiLor-from thence she travelled TO
Boston, then back to Philadelphia, and
away 10 New Orleans. She again re-
turned TO New York came over TO
New Jersey-being wearied, heart-bro-
ken and detected, she stopped at a
barn with the intention of committing
suicide, but the appearance Of a horse
suggested TO her the idea Of stealing it.,
that she might thereby incur the pen
atty of death, which was the law for
that offence in her own country. She
was taken up with the horse near n.
brunswick. When put upon her trial
she pleaded gully. and refused To re-
tract IT, but her counsel was permitted
by the court 10 enter plea of not
gully, and the case went To a Jury
who brought III verdict of not gully.
Such was the sympathy excited in her
case, and so strong was the belief that
the act was one of phrenzy and not of
deliberate intention, that no one appear
ed against her.-.Nslcark Eagle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-15

10 Scot, County. Kentucky. there Is literary
ins'iu'io',, Intended exclusively or Indians Il
Is under the fostering care Of Coi Richard VI
johnson, sho deserves some praise Tor hi, en-
dcavors, snopg the young sous q the G5resi.
"Totcash ti'r young idca hov d shoot"
Tie knous, ny severc experience. that their rsee
are cell skiiIed 10 different Kidd q shooting.
90 che Colloel's setooi, the Rev. 1h,mss
lir-insrd. Editor Of the C,neinns,, Journal, gives
the snncxed ssoount
tits known that Tie Lidi1a .fcqlrmg
Is under tho general supefintendence
oi Col johnson. ltnow embraces 90
pupils o. all ages. from ten different
tribes. Among them are Choctaws.
Chickasaws, Chcrokecs Pawnecs. Win
nebagOes, Sacs, Foxes, sc. sc. ltwas
mn affecting siglt ~ see the youthful
remnants 81 the once powerful tribes.
as arranged two and two. they were
slowly marched 10 and from their meals.
with drums beating and colors llying.-
Where arc their proud ancestors, With
iron frames and elastic ncryes. Who
called the great valley their own their
native landT a few s;ragylcrs IN the
far west and thee youths, are an that
remain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-15
Johm r. CoOk,ss q. 20.

n ESPECTfULLY take pleasure TO in
M form their friends, customers, and the
public generally, that they are just reeeiv-
Ing and opening q very general supply Of new
and seasooable GOODS, all Of which have
been purchased at reduced prices, and ere
now offered on the like terms, at their Store
~ bedinston Hiils. Berkeley county.
July }, I61a-l-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-15

Ellen Jones, = pretty little giri. aged
only ten. wandered away from her
parents house IN Liverpool, and after
being missing for some days. was found
IN the streets singing ballads. This -
= specimen a juvenile romancing that
no writer q fiction would have dream
ed Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-15

Goblet in bis travels fhrou "a Ire
land conplun' Of passing over liree
tracts Of tina; fertile island withou, 6n1.
ing a field Of turnips, mangled war.
zel, or oabbages. He says. the pc D.
pie are ~ such miserable condition.
that even the children and wives Of
what are called farmers. are not only
nearly starved, bot al but absolutely ma
ked
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-15
John II. CaaIcaxs

sSPECTFCLLf takes pleasure 10 inform
NJ hn friends, customer, and the public
generally, that he is jus, receiving and open
ing very general supply Of nsW and SEE
souaose GOODS, ell Of which have been
purchased st reduced prices. and ere now Of
Tered 90 the like terms at his store in sheP-
herdstown.
JULY q laHA ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-15

John VI. Robinson, At present Sc.
nator IN Congress FROM the State a. TILL
nois, has been reelected fof six year.
from the 81 q March next. when his
prcsenttcrm will expire
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-15

TBNIE subscribers have just received fresh
= supply Of Drugs and Medicin ines, Lemons.
Oranges AlmoBds, &C. sc.
w. & .. JOHNSON.
Camp-IIill, HaFpers-Fsrry,
October ~. 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-15
PLAN K!

PLS&JNA! PksayV.R!!
VVHE subscriber has quantity Of season
~ ed YI.A1X for sale, Of a good quail.
y, such - ! inch, { inch, inch, 10 inch, "a
inch, 2 or inch
6HT10LI8,
yoxsT-saeh ss ~ feet, ~ feet, ls feet,
- feet, and 20 feet
Two sets Of HoUsu LOGS, &c By 30.
8UAMJLaRM0, pine and poplar, , ineh
inch, inch, and 6 ineh.
CHARLES HARPER
shePherdstovn, July 4, ia33.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-15
Renfenf FInnneI.

- oGERs's Patent shifting FIanssi. var
Ae rantsd not 70 shrink 10 washing. Tor sals
BY a. KFYEs.
Oct 30 1884,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-15
Company Drill.

"a SHORT SYSTEM of COMPANY
-. DkiLL, adapted 20 companies sHef.
80 N 'ingis rank" few copies % TIE
- 'of 'iie ~ ihis oaice. Price IS eents.
Dec ~. 1891
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-15
RQr KraA.

kSGr Eros.
UST reesivsd from PsnnsyIvanis. hand.
- some assortmeot Of BAR IRON. OF a
superior quality, which Sill b cold low for
cash, or on short credit TO PunetuaI eusto-
mers.
THOMAS RAwLINs.
ChAglesgOga, Oct n I87A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-15
PORK.

NNHE subscriber wishes TO purchase ssyo-
- raj thousand pounds Of PORK
u. KEYRS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-15

kAiik House ssd Lot. on the main street,
A OF present occupied by Tia subscriber.
The house has lately undergone Q thorough
repair. Il contains. thirteen rooms. most OF
which are PsPered aud newly painted. 40
excellent brick pavement hasa lately been
made. The garden 10 not surpassed By any
an the place. There 10 Q good stable 90 the
lot. THIS property u 10 The immediate neigh
oorhood OF neVer-fsilins we'll OF water.
which. ~ .CAs~tssiossA, Is particularly desira-
Die. Is suitable for q large family or
boarding house.
rented. possessioa can be given on the
hrs' OF April fsoId, the terms will be made
easy and aeeomnodaiinE.
EDWARD HUGHES.
Dec. IS, ls3I.-6lsov.
az p. S. II rented, tenant renting for
number OF years, will be preferred.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-15
AGOOD CHARACTER.

A good character is to young man what
a firm foundation is to the artist, who propo-
ses to erect a building on it; he can build
with safety, and all who behold it will have
confidence in its solidity, helping hand
will never be wanted-but let single part
of this be defective. and you GO on hazard,
amid doubling and dstrust, and ten to one 1t
will tumble down at last. and ningle all that
was built on it in ruin. Without good char
acter, poverty is curse-with it, it il scarce
ily an evil. Happiness cannot exist where n
good character is not, where it is not fire.
quent visiter. All that is bright in the hope
of youth, all that is calm and blissful in the
sober scenes of life, all that is soothing in
the vale of years, centres in, and is derived
from u good character. Therefore acquire
this as the first and most valuable good.