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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

NOR SALE. ti.o coanty right. ~ indigi1tiai
riahis ~ favHas AoarFrfrs Matasas,
SD % -, - good vsstu sra. ssry ssiustlr b..
Vtrtiea. u d p-rtitaiariy usef,a 81 sissdoe
$3.50. Nenitisn hiii.ds. aifi 1881 aosss bsi srsy
b. sppiir8 o. sartssss hii..is - suft
Al hDa.t .i,ia~fs esi.itst-sssstrrs. ne. oaals
~ o. e,lltita stih liis fsssisfas--sss ~. -
dnra, afre4 afsas,f 81 hs.eF sd ifsl.e.
ApftJ - &C. essses4trf
81 y. oALLAuER.
Clissiessoss. De-. Z. IssS
pg --fass 81 ~ atars af--htses 49, 4.
sesns 49, 1929 a ~. 8ssiauais Tonsliasl.a. -
$40 tssn. $40 fsFtkesei - lssfisifesl rlrtf hsi
atn,ss, go ~ soat9 80 - etlhoas g..
teaale - 49, - 3, Be5A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

EXTENSIVE BANK RoBBERY.-Tbe
vanitA Of the Oneida Bank, sas Utica.
were catered en- Sunday the 10Th inst.
and the sum Of one hundred and eighty
thousand SIX hundred dollars extract
ed therefrom, besides about six thou
sand dollars in notes aud checks. The
money stolen consisted Of notes on the
Banks Of Rome, Albany and New York,
and the other Safety fund banks in
this State, with about $1,000 on banks
Ia the Eastern States.
Ia order TO effect the robbery, six
locks had to be unbolted. Eve Of which
scre effected by keys and the other
boFkeE open.
The directors offer reward Of $4,000,
for the recovery Of the money and the
arrest and conviction Of the thief; or
$1,000 foF the arrest and conviction Of
the thief alone.
The above IS the bank chartered
last winter about which 90 much has
been said ia relation TO the unfair dis
ssibation Of the stock.-M Y. Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
RSTOWN Iycru,s

Lestgrs, Introductory TO the Courss, b.
AspaEw hUETEn, Rsq on Thursday, sth IN.
siani, (to-day,l 81 half pest 6 o'clock, p. n
~ lhs Aesdeay.
The public sse respectfully Invited 70 sgssnd
b srfrr II a. Pgssiasnf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

1T fhe Depot. chgIssfOsen.
UVtfE Subscribers ksve several hundred
~ bushels q Crossed Aiaua aad Liver.
reoi SALT, Which they viii sell iow Zoe
cash, 81 sxehangs Zoe Corn sd Pork ~ ne
taaFkst ggice. kEHEs a EBY
nae n aa16
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

BALTIMORE MARKET

." .s gees s"asng fSidsy svsning, Dee. q.
cAIrLE--The supply Of Beefoo the hoof
70 market during the past veck has still been
limited, but 10 has caused no further advance
~ prices, and We therefore quote a. before AZ
~ % 81 But few live hogs have reached
me market This week, and prices have gone up
little. We now quote az IS Is a. s0 r
Killed Pork comes In slowly; we continue ON,
quotations from wagons at 81 so q 90. and
quote from stores at % n 50 rs.
fi-oOk-Hosrsvd stSsss Transactions from
s.ose. seem TO DO confined TO retail sales. Al
80 % 10 IS. The receipts continue light.
Inc wagon price vas SO in the early part Of
the week, but Il has now advanced to 40 Is.
Rye Feuv-Is worth 81 q 50, AZ In quail.
Cor" .hsaL-Hogsheads Gal, and bbl.. ca.
Inspections for the week ending on Thur.
day evening. comprise the following kind. and
quantities Of Flour:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

FIVe DoaIarn Fewnra .

GTRAYED Or slolsn from ths snslosurs
- Of q. w. q ,. "a. Little, % PriAsy
night, me 9Th ~ Outohef, sex LARok
HOGS, marked vim . slit % ihs right ess.
and e crop "a he lsfti thfss u thea have
bisas and white sPois, ~ rsmaiuiag hires
sFs beck.
! vii give he shove rsvaff fog asy b.
formailon that may lad % The Fseoysvy 81
them. FngDEatCH HlCODRMfya.
Ahannon- hill. Raa. IL lala-A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
rA1foAIro.
T~sfe aMd F1skioI,


FORGE w. cUrsHAw NOS, ,,.,.,,
-S Iu'y eess leave 70 fetura bic srsssfsi
exnowIedsments 20 the citizen, oT "a.
cry and vicinity. for The VERY In. ~,
PAuoesss herstofors sxtsaded TO kIn. 80
~ 49,. ssosn.ir.atioa Of their avours. q
oi.s. 80 "'%.en thst an earnest desire 10
.ess, viii enable him TO give ,Es ,,. ~ 49,
.siaet,on 70 all Who may pa,rool,s - -
hs ir,esds. sequaiata6ces, and shs ,,.S,..
ssnerAhy' are earnestly invited to -, -.
am ,." LOT me masufaeturs Of all articles 4. -
nne' saushsd that his knowledge OF ,hs h.si.
S Ses saneisni 10 please ssea The nd
Bridge ST. opposite the National Ho,., ,.
narPers-Fsrry, Nov. -, Ieac.
N. B.-Three or four Josrns mar nd
OF steady and Industrious h.bits a.. go
'"P'oJ mens ~ immediate application 20
q. w. q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
For Remf.

NiiE undersigned oilers hh TAHn6
"a Tor rent for the ensuing year. The
trast consists Of $40 scres-325 OF which
are arabic, and 10 the highest state OF i'm.
Pro'sment. Application can be made 20 me
uPon The premises, when the terms. &C.
will be made known. ~
w. p. TURNER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
Np9fre.

q IL thoss persons vho msy Be- In.lehasa
"a 70 the sstats q The lsts De. Henry
botslsf' - ooad, Hots, o. othsrwiss, zee 90.
F1ssise - eeaa foFSsta tsythssitk aad ssssls
their eseeeubts--and fhosa ~ ho haze ef~iu..
asainss ths sstals, viii slaa vrsssnt then.
PFopegig auihsaiisatsd. fee sstlisasst.
ALEX. e. BOTRLEn, .gas,S.
kouataia hooh, Nog. ~, fs3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
SatssabSe Property
ron ca

FUh oALks
"A LARGH wsllhalsbed stone DSFkLs
n LING, 9Th az necessary oss-b1iaa,-~g
aud siE seFs La lytng laamadIately rbsve
Haits Petsnt Rid5 N0 -, % GAs earnnsaa
road. fsw rods Nofth Of ths WisekssssT
Rsil-road, viii ~ cold On fessoaabis terms.
The DSeiling b Nsii osleulstsd fos q usktl.
house, % for business Of en- kia3, hasin~ :
good base nsent siofy, egsamodiouH essloR.
500 bed F0omsi end stitched h 4 arss. saas
sssdse. ha ioeat,on h lsfsriof 20 noos ou
Toe shssnn'iesh street. kssina sasaata~se
~h'eh Brs poi ppssesssd b. sAY oshse hailA-
'ng eobtiseoes - D. Osntis@sa 81 basissss
would - vel ~ sssting issasdiats appliss-
t'on 90 ths saesersesA Psssessian gives
immediatslY
iisfPsrs-F-sss Fsv. Ia. isas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

WyE 80 alosA - wal a fONEH OF
w ffSntis n arEeagp sih csnfsg Ersaf a.
w. ~ pa7tsa 81 tssst q past - ehas = &c..
Esss Press o2aa, FisE. ~, lg3a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
Casa FOR .Nfrroea-

WILL 81 81 times give the highest price,
: 70 essb for liksiy young HgEdRoU0,
of beth seAss, from ten 20 twsnly-Gss year.
q ags. rsrsons having likely servants e.
daposs q, VII do we'll 10 cell on me II M,
fesidsues - CbsfissIOwni and ang con-
munsea,ioa 10 vFiiing will be promptly ct
tsndsd 10. WA. CHOW (,
Jsly -, 1895 III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

Fi0ur aaS Wheaty--By . statement
81 late number q Ire Albsay Argus.
Il appears that the quantity cffi0uE snd
wheat which bed arrived az New York
from the interior, duFing the present
season Of scarcity, was actually great
e., By forty Thousand barrels, than the
receipts q the pgevious season. From
this statement, i seems that the aegro-
gaie amoaae q Goag and Wheat arriving
81 New YORK from The opeaing 81 M
vigalioa 10 the lst e NosembsT, 1923,
vas see,22i bbls, while de amoun,
~ ths same period e ihs present rsaS
y D9l $40 barrels: showing an incFesss
ihis year. over las,, q S0.7s7 barrels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

On the 10Th ulI Ms. MAav LiyrLE, vii. q
mr; George Little q Bolivar, IN The 4ish year
Of her age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
BAN1ERxfJ0.
1T M.2KPERS

SOLOMON WILLIAMS. p...., a..
- Dsasssn. be, re.,.~~sfuIIy I,.fos,.. -.
sss'rs.s Of hsrpsrs-ferry that he has ,.ke, she
Mop iornseriy oeeupied by Al~na,..ier Hall ~
yosn'ng the Hotel of Mr.. F,tz.inusoss. vhesr n.
.u ss ell time. be prepared to w.il on those |. no
nay DC Kind enough To pa,roaise him. lie
psukes himself that no exertioas shall be sp.r,.l
TO give g~serai Satisfaction. The k~r,,.,, -.
me PES. soaps, petfumea. &c. Ne ~iII be so.,
a-s'y kert,-snd hair dressing done }. IN. 80,
900 most f.sh'onsble ssyie, or .ecor,Ii-r n, ,,,s,
%. experience IA the limo Of HE prols.sioa. en-.
$780, a'hs 70 ,Pe"k eoahdensiy Of his sLili,y 10
his terms are moderate
Hsrpers-ferry. Dee. I, 1850.
N: Is. HE shop In Chsriestovn viii .;i, \.
son,'nned, 81 the odd ss-s.d. where rrn.~-d -.
'es.,oa viii be paid To the ei,reas or The ,a..
and to ell others who m.y f.,or him si,h sheI.
dee. A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

RAN AWAY from TIE subserEbss. %
= y s'0ndsy the Ilth tastang, nv HUo,sOs
iiee, wss calls himself JOHN IODGE' SO
vas bound 10 me 70 learn the saVss.a.s-s
:fads. The ssid boy is bstwsen 10 snA 10
ieaFs OF sgs, feet 3 or inches blGh. 81
iasy Asshs aud susiy took-had on wSsa -
~sss awsy' bisa cloth Cost. nixsa enssSs
sst rsnta'cons end Vest, sid BSw blass
no thanks) Tor his delivery 90 me.
BENJAMIN CUsrEn.
smiihksid, Nov a., Is36.-3l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

n Babe IF Grace.-A fellow who
had grown 50 tall that he could not
stand up out Of doors. and is said TO be
so thin IN the face that there could but
one person look 1T him at time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

rHNiiR sabscFibeg viii iste sa apvraniiss ta
~ she blachsaith bnsiness-a boy % ~.
sPsetshis eoaaesaeos ihas csa reed anS
WFits, and 81 iBdastrious hahits, % ahoss &
yssEs - sgs, u ismsdiAts apDlscaiioa b
uads.
THos. RAwLlNs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

I Will ssll, ss psissss ssls. TAN ACRES
! OF TtMBER
Dec. =, 1886 o.. n. GAIIAHER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
TobNec0 1EM1E 9rfrnr.a.

HAVE just received supply Of Browns
y ~ piss s.iivs TOE A0Oo, the best ar.
tieie ever offered ~ this markets also . Iot Of
prime unsvertssed Tobssso--sush a. viii sait
ihosc vho love the pure artiels--aogcsher With
. supply 81 the most superior Havsaa CIGARS
hoec Sho use the shove articles, will do yell
10 sall lAAsER n MllIRR
D-r a fa1a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

VFNHIoSE having Negroes 60 dS>pose Of viii
please 10 give NE a call, - 4 will give
the highest market prices IN cash. Appl,ca-
tons by letter % otbeF~ iss will be prompt,
attended ". WILLIAM ". ggiGGs
CharIestoWn, March 81, Is5g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

2 HoD sAaH zoe EUs l--Flour eleven or
twelve dollars baTrel--Rye = 50 per
bushel--Corn do.-Butter % cts. per
poun6-PotatoeS 81 and 80 cents per
bushel--Wood higher than ever
ihsrefose how shall We liver We will
lSe marvelously kISG, as well as mar
Nveiously wise, and tell you. In the
first place est no cakes. pies, q. things
ofthis kind, but live on plain and whole
some food. Buy no little nicknacks,
such IS nuts, saisins. &c. In the next
place % economical in dress. Brush
up snd mend the old coat and wear Il
little longer; ditto your old garments.
Get your old bat iFoned over. aad let Il
last an extra three months. Wear cow
hide boots instead Of calf.skin-thev
ere net only cheaper, but better for cold
weather. Avoid unnecessary rides
STAY ~ hone. and IL voc are without
home and are bachelors, get married
foEthvith. and provide yourselves wilh
one. Ssve wood BY msking yous
dwellings tight aid By using stoves
and keeping your doors shuti FOllou
these directions, aud IL you don't get
along well enough, Il is because you
ere lazy, snd We must be pronounced
poor theoretical economists. nh. GAG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

93AvELIsKH90
ON THE
WINCHESTER IND POTOALaC
KILL ROAD.


lHE ears leave the Depot n, yinch..,.,
- Of o'clock In the morning
VIII pass Stevenson n half mat ~h.,.
pssssagefs can be taken up or set down
Ihonpsons depot ct Is min. past g.
Csmeroas do. st half past g.
Charicstown about 9--and
Hslitown half past 9:
arriving 81 HarPers-Ferry In time for passen-
gers 70 take The morning cars 10 Baltimore.
RETURNING,
Insy leave HarPers-Ferry AZ 4 o'clock In
Arrive :, rsshown ., half pas, a
AZ chariesiown about s.
Csmerons Is minutes past S.
ThomPson's about half past s.
Stevensons about 6 o'clock--and
reach winchester about o'clock IN the
evening. John RRuEr
winchester. March 81, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
Negroes, at Public Sale

pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
= Superior Court Of Law and Chaneery
Tor Jefferson county. rendered 81 the No
Semoer Tern. will be sold. on Monday the
"a day OF January neat, in frsat Of sione.s
Hotel, 10 Chsriestown,
FIVE 1gEoRoEs,
Consistiog Of two valuable men. = vom.,
one boy about II years old, and q girl ae.d
about IL year,. Said negroes belong 10 The
estate Of Garrett Wynecoop, deed, and will
all DC sold TO the highest bidder, for cash.
Dec. 8, 1886. Co,ami,,;...,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

NoUn o. ase cords ~ ssasau-
~ - Weed Will - tskes IN eag-
meal - Asses % this c1ica. II Salt-
fsFet wisAia eas wsek ffen a. dsls.
Dse- T. ia94
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
yVegro .Vna Tov. S0Ie.

WILL be sold. upoa . credit Of ak
w monihs, before the Court. House
door IN ChsrisssOsn, On The kFst dag o. De-
eeRber Court. the 18th mat, A NEGRO
MAN, about 40 years Of ags-a good farm
hsad. &c will not be cold 90 20 out OF me
county, unless he is willing 70 20.
Also, Tor essh, a. the ssms iinas. about
90 BARRELS or 0ORrg. bsIobging
10 The heiFs-to be delivered where live.
GEO. RiDENOUR, RE'o~
Dee ,, 1885. f G. Ridsassr, deed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

Subscribers having Purchased ,hs
Flowing Spring kill. solicit : cout,ra.
anes OF custom. as no bslns shaIl be ,parsa
70 accommodate 10 Grinding osalS ana
Plaster, aud In Saving.
ABRAHAM SNYDER 4 sorG
Flowing Spring, Nov. ~, 1885
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

A Partridge perfectly ,okits va, $40,
lately 70 Yosk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

Halo, sharp" said Pop, meeting
him ne other day Ia The street, 'syou
hObble. ny boy, what's the matter with
yoaf"
20, had ny feet crushed. through
The eareiessness II . conductor the ether
day. bstWsen railroad caFs--ihais ~.
And don't you mean 70 sue fos
damages %
"Damagssi 90. col have bad dsn-
agss enough from them Already--hadn't
I better sue Coz repairsl--B
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

VH'ilR advertiser will cell, to = purchaser
IN this Cognty, = healthy TgEnR0
WOMAN shout 90 yesrs q aEs. SIZE
y good eooh snd . loisrsbis washer. &C
houcsf snd dossessie IN her habits. end viii
suit s@Hll faniiy very veil. To assiFa-
BE Purchaser The price wiii - reasonable.
Enquirs at fAis Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
Notice.

oneriDg my sincere sekno . iedxa.nIs
Tor the very liberal announcement 4
nave received, would remark, that havin.,
.o'd we Flowing Spring Mill, "a become, In
osPensaoiy necessary that the unsettled h,,-
n o. MA' establishment should BE- elosed
request those who have Gbse tiled .r.c....I
VAN me sane. TO call ~ soon a nossihls
sno eiose The same. The books ara A az.
MILL snd ready for settIsnsn4.
Business ~iil be attended ID o. usual A
the BlOo0ery Mill.
Those complying will much obiIxs sAslg
obedioOt servant, A. A.. SNinvp"
Nov. y is36-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

"iioFse Shoe Robinson, I" en- excellent dFa-
ne, founded on ouF revolutionary Incidents.
iroa Joan ?. ksnoedy's novel, and dramatised
ssPFessly fos We. uaekeit, By Charles Dance,
Ea'l., q Ensisnd, h nov bsing psxformsd n
ne New Torh theatres.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

OseEeLs. y reported, has been sspiurod
~ Creek Indian, - whom Gen. Jesup has
Awarded $1,000 fog bis services.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
For Rent.

HNHE SAW MILL, DWELLING HOUSE.
- and two LOTS, belonging 70 samuel
DOuney, on the Shenandoah River.
Apply TO ROBERT BURNS.
Sept. l. 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

'ry fooiisA.-Mr. Joseph Folly, OF
ohio' lately advertised bis wife Cor
leaving his bed and board. His wife.
IN her rejoinder, says the board was We
~ hard, Is well as the bed A hard
case.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

ana BraoN.--A private letter from
LONDON. received by the Roscoe. AZ
the oaBce Of the .Rsp York Tym.s. .nd
Which speaks by authority, says:-
Lord and Lady King. nais Miss Ada
,nyron') wiil sail IN February Tor New
FORK, where they will remain until
The opening OF the spring. They pro-
pose to remain some years ia Amsri-
ca. and bear letters that win ensure
their proper reception in society. She
70 sweet creature. quite the 6eau ideal
Of her fathers hopes.
Lady Byron, il & said, will sccomps.
ny them. believe you win soon Gee.
As visitors, perhaps a. residents. seve.
raj Of our high families, whose genoa.
logical trees flourish more sreenlv than
their fortunes. They talk of Amer,c.
rs they did heretofore Of the Continent
and the interested sneers of the Troll.
lope tourists avail no more than docs
the dread Of the voyage, TO deter them
from the undertaking"
ABSENCE or Misp.--An elderly
gentleman Of Boston, recently tied him.
self up in q handkerchief. and went to
the washer-womans instead of his dir
" sh'rts. and was not sensible of the
change until Immersed in a kettle of
scalding no, water. Rather doubtful.
pery Jooiisi.-Mr. Joseph FoYv. of
Ohio, lately advertised bis wife FOR
n \ linz -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

The owners of Rodolph, the Ken.
lucky Horse, or in the style Of the
West. THE conqueror of the West and
South West" have challenged tie
owners of Bascombe to meet them on
the course at Lexington. to run for
$40, 900 aside, Offering $1,000, to the
owners. to cover their travelling ex-
pense.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

The great match between Miss Med
ley aud Hickory John. for $40, 900, is
to come of on Tuesday next, over the
Augusta course. The horses are both
II fine fix, and the friends Of each con-
hdent of success. We have seen n
letter from Hammond. the trainer OF
Hickory John, in which be speaks con-
fidently OF his winning the race, aud
says there is no mistake about it."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-30
- N,.vuEr LorIEEY--i2 hRA"* BaiLnIs-
pipJ aTD SPLEf!J!D SCHEME.

Tickets S2J-haves sl0-qnarters s., ,c
Certificates of packages OF wtocs will be gold tor
s256-hayrs $i!S-quartcrs $5l--clghlhs -
Tickets and shares in the above splendid Lottery may
be had as usual in every variety al e Letter. Once Of
~ GEORGE w DIXON,
Opposite tie EaSic Iiots!.
r. B. Orders from the country enclosing the cash or
prizs tickets will be promptly attended TO- aIdeSsed
- 49, GEO. w. DIXON.
SepI2 loi-'cl n'rn''" s',, -"
h" A51:,or Cha'o'icsr A!y"ra" Itnum'o"
,,n narytc Reporter Raleigh Register, N:he Mountain
lex anaA i;arrcr vii! please |" Inc' the ",f M
~ W. ~" "~'' g. W. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-30

THE STRONG ARGUMENTS AT LAsT.-lhe late and I'm.
proved Arguments against Van Buren,, are,
]. That Van Buren rides in IN English carriage Of
american .Nanufactt'ye.
2. It is said he has some idea of marrying
g. He was opposed in " his private mind (of which
no body knows any thing, but the Wing Central Com,
mittec) to the removal of tho Deposites.
a. He is said tobe largely engaged in land specs's-
lions as Stakeholder of Company Of which MIR. Vac
Suren knows nothing, and whose President aRt's Ea-
jority of its Stockhuldersare Wings.
S. He is a,Catholic, because he wrote letter 10 a
Roman Catholic. [Of course Sherrod Williams, lWhig)
who wrote to V. Buren,, is Van Buren, man..
6. He hrs bald head, and whskers.
2, He has walking csae, and decent clothes.
8. And, worse than all, he has a nose in his'face.
Danriuc Observer.
ALARMING Tho Wheeling Times, in notcing the al
legation of the Opposition that Mr.. Van Buren, rides in
an English currilge drawn By English horses, and has
English servants TO wait upon him, says may be that
neither the carriage horses servants came from Eng
landthat the carriage may have been made at Kinder
hook the horses may have been raised in Vermont the
servants born in Nantucket but Eep the style of them he
processes to consider highly objectionable The carriage
is equal to those made in EnglanG the horses equal to
any raised in England and the servants are too rosy and
roun9-faced for men who have been fed usackcrel
bones What shameful piece Of business il is that
American mechanics should make carrapes equal 10
those made in ngland for American farmers 70 raise
horses equal to those raised in England and for Ameri
leans TO feed upon thing better than mackcre homes.
and then for man who is candidate to purchase a
carriage from such mechanics to purchase horses from
such farmers employ such persons, and feed them
in such manner to them 10 look rosy and round
faced is horrible If this does not destroy Mr. Van Bu
,en's prospects, it will surely be wonderful
:. . Baltimore Republican,
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PDEEasY Y.
(Erem the IHorm,"F i'rst. }
THE POOR MAN.
nrcHYgr REMAINS uS>rSc."

(Eren the .Horat"F i'rst.J
TIE POOR MAN.
,Vb., s,ar il pool: not nc whose ofo"
Is balhcd in Heavens oTr ':E',
Whose knee alone to God i""-' 0o"
A, morning ara 4. nisht-, .,,,.,
Whose arm IS ncrvcti by iicuhhiu' 'o'''
Who si,. beneath .Ae ttce,,
D,,-tsjs unon the fruitful so'',
With spirits calm nad Tree
eo--,ct the proud his gems b@hoia,
Aud :;ew their sparkling ray
No silver vast or yellow sold
C:cn bnnish care away
pc caano, know the thrilling Groan
Whic!, smiles within tho cot,
Where sunuY b.ooks and faces glcam,
20 cheer tho poor mans lot.
IShs, nun is poor: no, he hose brow
lave; with Heavens own dew,
Who hreaihcs TO God the heartfelt vow,
Whose pledge is deep and true;
THE morning cnlls his active fcUt
TO no enchanting dome,
Bu, evening and the twilight sweet
Shall !ish! his pathway home.
And there is music in his car
IN tho glad voice Of his child,
His wife with hurried steps draws near,
And spirit undeficd--'
Then turn not from the humble heelt,
No, scorn i.s che crirl tone;
For deeper feelings thcse may start,
Than the prou:! have over known.
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have made ny 70 leave This psoe on
thu 18th for Washington where it is I bc s
to return with little delay as possible II,in ON The
ny ps sSd ho%sT no ruSs dinner
kindly ss1Sd viii Sss sy e h1ss ss' sd
10 REMAIN .s.e -ssprcs to those of my friends who
pay b y pssrd see me Accept the assu
aa Of my regard and estee and believe me very
,ruy yUrs friend and fellow I ayDREw JACKSON.
r., Elliot. ard others, Committee.
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VIRGINIA Nc. Almanac Ser 1897

EIJST PUGLlSHED-And for sale b. J. WARRocK-
fE thr rIryn;a and .Nayh Carolina .}maqGck for TIC
year 1881 by DAVID RcHAHDsoS, Of Loa;sa s0u"Ey w.
EConlainng, in part correct list OF the senate and
House of Delegates, and representation in Congress from,
v;rJna: the different Courts in Virginia; the prrpc:-
lion Of The Surplus Revenue Of the United States Tor
each Saie tire Post Office revenue for The capital of
each State and the total revenue Of the General Post
Office correct list of The Majors and Brigsder- Gene
rails and Field Officers of Cavalry and Artillery il. the
Militia Of Va description of the matrimonial garden
the welded one, with several other useful and enter
tainin. pieces Sept. 23