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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25
HORRIBLE OccURRENcE.-On Wed

HORRIBLE OccURRENcE.-On Wed.
nesday morning, two boys, one twenty,
the other seventeen years Of age, APP
prentices TO Messrs. Rockwell and
Wagner, Blacksmths, Spring Garden,
while at work on sharp piece Of iron
just taken from the forge, the eldest
deliberately walked to the other boy
and ran the hot instrument through and
through the feshy part of his thigh.
He was Immediately conveyed TO the
Hospital where he lies in very low
and dangerous state. The aggressor
when questioned as to the cause of the
horrid act, replied because he did moi
strike straight" He has fled.--Phila.
Gar.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25
LOUISIANA ELEcTioNsr~-We have

w y
nothing to add to our statement yester-
day, as to the glorious result Of tho e.
lection in louisiana. We can but re-
peat the certainty that the Wings have
carried every thing in that State. Co.
vernon, whole delegation to Congress,
and both branches ofthe State Legisa-
ture. The triumph is without any draw
back, and is complete. This is the
First fruits" ofthe Congressional cleo.
tons for the next Congress, and such a
victory is glory enough, not only for
one, but three days. The election &C.
cupies that period in Louisiana, and
thus may in fact be called and known
hereafter, in that State, as the great
moral and political revolution OF the
Three Days.--Bah. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25

The Hudson River Chronicle says,
that horse, few days ago, "ran a
way with the wife eff Mr.. James Hill
and broke two of her legs" How for
tunato that he broke no more Of them.
Prentice.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25

QUIET HUMoUR.-The Town Coun.
Gil OF Reading applied to the Bank of
the United States for loan of twenty
thousand dollars. Partizan objections
were almost simultaneously made to
the measure by portion Of citizens,
and the result was that the loan was
refused. The following letter Of Mr..
Biddle, which we find published, ex-
plains the transaction.
Letter to a committee ofthe Town
Council of Reading Pennsylvania:
"BANK OF THE U. STATES
June %, 1888.
GENTLEMEN.-lh have had the hon.
or of receiving your letter Of the 31st.
ult. requesting from this Bank loan
for three years of Twenty Thousand
Dollars, in silver, for the purpose Of re-
deeming the notes issued by the Dor.
ough of Reading, for sums less than
one dollar. The Board of Directors
approve entirely of the object of the
loan, and were disposed to grant il
with great pleasure, when they recei.
we'd a published remonstrance against
it by the COMMITTEE of Safety Of the
Borough Of Reading" who declare tina,
"it has been ascertained that the loan
could have been intended for no other
purpose than to sell the town to the
said Bank, and to put our citizens and
their posterity into the power of the
Philadelphia Money King" | am
sure that the worthy members of the
Committee of Safety will on reflection
perceive that they have been misled by
their zeal in uscribing to the town
council design 10 sell their constitu-
ents, or to the Bank the least desire to
make such an acquisition; and am
quite sure that the respectable inhabi-
:ants of Reading are wholly incapable
ofbeing influenced by the sordd motives
ascribcd TO them. Nevertheless, as
there seems to be so much opposition
TO the measure, and as its adoption
may give alarm to portion of your
community it is deemed most proper to
decline the proposed loan. Very Ies-
pectfully yours.
"NICH. BIDDLE, President"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25

=" You must be hned," said an Al
derman' "for selling oysters in month
"h'ch has no K. in it," "Please your
nohor' replied the Oysterman, al spells
III % of' GUEST, gust, August. p
Iho man was excused.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-25

The Governor Of Virginia has ap-
pointed the Principal Assessors, under
the act for a re.assessment Of the lands
ofthe Commonwealth.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28
The EdgcficlA Advertiser,
is PUBLISHED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

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pnld before the expiration of Six Months from
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not paid within Six Months. Subscribers out of
the State are required to pay in adrnmcc
NO subscription received for less than ono ucar.
and no paper discontinued ultil all arrrarnpcs
are paid, except ut the option of the Editor
All subscriptions will be continued unless 9th
erwlse ordered, at the end of the year.
ANY person procuring five Subscribers and
becoming responsible for the same. shall receive
the sixth copy gratis.
ADvERrIsEMENTs conspicuously inserted at
62h cents per square. for the first insertion and
433 cents Tor each continuance Advertisement,
not havingthc number of Insertions marked on
them, will be continued until ordered out. and
charged accordingly.
All Advertisements intended for publication in
this PAPER, must he deposited in the Office by
Tuesday crcning.
All communications addressed to the Editor.
(posT pAID) will be promptly and strictly attend
ed to.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28
Miscellaneous. NJ

1t would appear that human rn,crprise
not conlcntcd with exploring the fields NJ
earth and air, is seeking for itself occ,,n,,;,,,
IN divIE" beneath The waves of The nco.,m
ana recovering thence treasures rba, had
uce'' considered as forever lost. The invcn-
uon oy Cap. Taylor. of i'm air and wafer
'S"t urcSs dciDniinated "Subnarinc Ar
NOR, mas hcen adopted rs the means of
,,,s n,siiih" thc foundations Of the vast .lccp.-
HIS conrivancc is so arranged as to cn;,Iyo
,le explorer TO walk about al will ON rho
p'''oiii oi the sea, and examine Il, lc,surr
'hc Objects OF his search. While thus oc-
cup'ed 'hc wearcr Of the arli,or is furnished
WIN an ample supply Of atmospheric nv
from above, by means ola forcin. p,,m,,
n company has been formed in New ynr,.
WIN view TO submarine inycstir,,ions
ana thcIr efforts have me, " ith consi Icr,iI',
success inasnuci, as each person ac,s in.
"cPcndcntiy OF any other in usinr tho in.
'ch'i"i' II Is only necessary To muIliiplv The
suns " !r'i'or IN proportion to The number
"! '"'''', ','uaiS whose services are rcuuirc,I.
0"c"c's'ni attempts have been made 10 re-
Io'cf ARTICLES from the wreck of ,lr .I,,
Dri'toi, lost sometime since not far rr,,,,
nc" ork. IN which nearly sufficient uro.
perry has been found to i,!cmuirv tho ,,ro
Jrc'ors Of The cntcrprizc for rho cx,,.,,s". n
ln' orrcn IN providing the schooner used mn
'"o oecasi"i ana other necessary cuup
ihehts. Mnch has been said of treasures
'"S' III vessels thai have been wrecked ON
V'''o''s "cchslnns, we shall now have an
"PP"r'unty OF asccrtainiS the truth OF tb,.
matter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28
ALSO,
HATS. SHOES IND BOOTS.
New Slsrirag and ssegE.ar1acE.
G g. e. - S.

VIE Subscribers respectfully inform
n their customers and the publick gcncr-
aily,thai they have just received IL large sup
ply ofchoce English, French and American
goods embracing every variety of staple aud
fancy goods, suited to tho Spring and Sum
a3ef trade. Also alargc snn,,l, az. L: rocer:..
Crockery, Saddles, Hats Shoes and Boots,
all of which they will sell on the most rca-
sonablc terms. for cash, or on credit to
punctual customers.
Those who wish to &c, good bargains will
do well to give them Il call.
G.. l.. s; T.. PENN.& Co.
Edgcfcld, March ii. 1888 If G
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28
FassBsscrcsg Sug1o2. eGl;is.

TEV H. subscribers having established! I; COT
Il TON GIN VI lNUFAt TONY in lie
Town OF Hamburg, ;. g.. on the improved Sya-
tenn of alr. Boltwr. 1t, bci. a'" - ,cru.n..,., Il
their Gins to the public. They .,."r,.n, Lri'
Gins t"hc equal If not superior to lt"s" Of Mir.
BoatwrgIt, on account "t an alterations. :, y,!..,!:.
i'll their opim,"n is ndrciicd Improvement lIai
Is, instead Of hGc!is oi wut.i Oh i.c ribs ihrv
have adopted the plan Of making the ribs of their
Gins entirely oistc" and ir",, which have prov
cd by experience t" be preferable.
Mr. Bnatwri isht having declined the gin ma
King business i'll Augusta, Mr.. l.. Il. Coon. who
conducted it there lurhi'n, being onc of the part
ners III the conccrn, they wi'l crdcavor To give
satisfaction TO all who may favor them will, their
custom.
u3' Gins repaired ni the shoric<, notice
CONB 4. KENNEDY.
Hamburg, :. C., April 10. 6m II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28

CHARITABLE MAN.-Now had oIvavz
p''"ca myself upon my charities TO the moor
'hc dtSefrtng poor-and Mhcn widow John.
son mousse was CONSUMED with fire, and all
hcr property and her l'Ilc daughter with il
! headed ii subscription paper for her bcnc-
1T u, with the exceedingly generous sum of. s
uol'ars' winch ! paid i'll presence of more
than hall The town, who had assembled =,
tnc bar room Of the village inn TO talk over
'iic catastrophe, after they hat. Stood To scc
the house consume, and had al,orcd with
@reht zeal To Iucnch the burning chimney
II,cr ,i The roof an,l walls had fallen in. When
l. mp Hrown lost his COW bv stroke of
i'shtntns, contributed so CTS TO assist him
IL the purchase of another, although in This
oeen relt OF his property. Many Il rTmu
aud Oft have "iorlcd out" 4 fo'-pcncc'-la,
penny for the relief Of suffering merit. aud
h'd thus come to the comfortable conclu-
SION that | was particularly charitable
mhn, III which opinion sundry Of my neigh
bors had very candidIy told ne they fully
conceded; but here was "a ncwcasc. evident
~ diilerin" from any case | had ever re-
hcvcd. had always felt for the suffering,
""' 1t wa Tor the suffering, of the mrr'ori-
Gus. was ever ready to relieve poverty,
but It was tic poverty of the vr,uous
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28

II is rumorcd (snys the Philadelphia slip
Of FridayO thar Maj. Gen. Macomb, the
commandcr-inShict,i is ordered to the north
ern frontier. From this, we Judge our gov
crnmcntis becoming convinced that affairs
on 'hc borders are assuming n rather scri-
ons aspect. lie passed through this city on
"Wednesday,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28

Engiusd and Ir1nS.-A commercial
treaty, (says the New-Orlcans BuHeiin) has
been entered INFO by the Tcxian govern
mcnt through her minister, with Great
Britain ltdocs not, for certain stared rea-
sous, recognize the indcpcndrcc of rcxas.
but it is in elect tautamount to Il recor-
uitiOu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28
e CD H. q r. 4 O. Az
ENrRAcTs FROM THE SpErcn OF THE
hon. WADDI TiIONJnSpNnE = ~

U" nc 6W proriding. for Ahe issuing orfc,
''""" " I."S"ry n0teS; dcLrorca IN
%" ll""sc % Representatives.. May 1888
"r CHAIRMAN: Although. sir, | rennrd
'i ''' present l> an occnsioE when, if ever in
NC History oi Tins country, il would he in,-
,"o'c 10 resort oihc great conservative o1
'S''>n ''"cry. To withhold supplies uuiil
mere was il change OF mensurc, and :, re-
"'cN> OF grievances, am, nevertheless will
,e :" vote Inc necessary supplies TO the
.'"ve'h'nen'. lmusi, how ever, he allowed
!" cho"sr the mode ofrHising The funds.
c"i!iioi o:c Tor Il measure like ,I,nt uro-
p"S'h 'wl!ich is, in my deliberate iudrmen,.
Violation of the Constitution. and u.rxii
az" 'h"-'rouS tendency. Iiowsucvcr and
| " """'i's"c\cr administered, cuuuot for
1e' 'ii"' It Is siili The Government of ,n,
country anu entitled TO all ius, aids from,
,'o oi money, aud of every thing else. Bur
WIZ h"' allow any cxiSrncy, however
pressure, however scvcrr-ro
induce me- IN 'llr Sliphtcs, particular. To vio-
'"'c ''c Constitution. The section from
""ic" come. Is The weaker iuicrcsI in ,hr
''e'''r"ry; Tie Constitution is therefore 10
US 'h'!aiiN tile "ark of our covenant. and
n''. DC us sacrrdly kept. Evcry con,
S'''c' a''oh "l interest is Supcraddch. 10 ,,c
highest sanction under which mo-, ,.,, ,,,
so /" watch over and nro,rc, :,
ter of conscience and of swarm ,,n,,. n.,,,
nor, as one of prudence and nj i,I;.,, p,
would not, il could, in In. sl;vh,.I,
uinr. violate lha, sacred irsrumcn,
lie lo"!ls hut narrowly y, ,L;s ,no,su,..
"io regards il s.,:piy us :, ou..,,r ~ ..';
'ns n!"n:y 10: Il present emergency. X,
sir, Il Is n part, II mos, in,nnr,,,, 49,, H.,
very iou"dniion OF Il new li,c i. Gr,pc;,'i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28

Electro -Alagncii&m IN Hiiaois.-It is STA
ted by The Canton Herald, that MIR. M'Phc-
tets "l That place, is now erecting Il Touring
mali; Il castor nil press. and Il machine for
sA"!"" iumhcr, all /" bc propelled BY that
newly applied and powerful agent EIectro
MH"ActiS'". This Is sad To be the first at
tempt ol The kind i'll the State of Illinois
AMI we add, The first attempt west of the
neutrality-suspicious. in the rouliIry-Wc
Irc erathcd 10 learn of this enlcrprising
spirit IN our immediate vicinity. lfIhis nigh
~ power Is destined to meet the success
which Is now anticipated. there is noi Il Sec
lion ot country IN the Cnion which will re-
aIIc lis influence more extensively than the
broad aud beautiful prairie lands of the Far
West.
1t is extremely cheap in application. is
attended with none OF the dangers of the
stehnhollcr, requires no fuel. and very little
space for machinery; iS indefinite in lis APP
pilcaiOn or power, and simpl" in opera
that Il child may direct its movements
The only arrangement NECESSARY ior cvolv-
in- 'iir power. !. slightly cuuiaird " atcr
| aid alternate plates ui zine and copper,
prnpoflIoncdln number tn the .orcc required.
| We hope the experiment will be IL thorough
and rcrsevcrinS one: difficulty, partial fail
urc, Is incident II every great undertaking;
il should always be anticipated, and should
have no other ciircI but 10 raise the powers
| to increased cXertion.-St Louis Com. B Ni.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28
School aases laasaceGStEac0s7s
EsC9fAEItS

FNllE Subscribers have on hand Il gen
IL cral assortment of Schooi amt Nisrcl-
fdncons Boohs, amonc.; which are Smiths
Arithmetic, Smtl'S Geography ana ALIAS.
and Smiths Grammar. which are hinhiy
approved oiand Recommended by the best
teachers.
C.. l.. & T.. PENN, & Co.
Edgclicld, March II, 1898. If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28
New Spring and &rglsErsler
Oh O TESFsV'G.

AA/t have Just received beautiful assor,-
w mcnt OF GOODS for Gentlcmcn's Sum
mrr Coats, P0ntai00ns 0nd Tests which they nrc
prepared to have made mp in the most FASH
lONABLE STYLE, and on reasonable terms
Also, general assortment Ready Made CLOTH
ING, suited to the season.
ALSO,
HATS. SHOES IND BOOTS.
1900 Pair of Shorsan Boots cmbraCi,ucyery
style and variety have inst been received by thn
Subscribers, which together wi:!itheir former
Stock. make n general and complete assortment
seldom found in the country
Also. a handsome assortment OF FASUIONA-
BILE HATS. suited to the sc;ls,n. To whic,,
they invite the attention Of their customers
G H. Il T.. PENN Il Co.
Edgcticld, March H. 1893 nc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28
EscrGtssEscE'g-.

NOIOGNl;. in s;m:,li bottles assorted sizes,
" Hermitage Extract, Florida Water,
Ess. Cinnamon, Oil Of Cloves,
Fancy Perfume |ia's,
Bears Oil. Kcplialia,
n. Smi!, Prcniiss' Saponacous COM
pound Fancy Soaps.
Naples Compound :'lia, ing Soap, &c.
Just received and for sale hy
NICHOLSON Il PRESLEY.
A, I'll II. If 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28
Books agadE Stationary.

SS MI'rIf5 Arithmetic, Geography and Atlas,
~ and Grammar and Il good assortment al
School and Miscellaneous Books. also Letter and
Foolscap Paper, Ink, GuiiS, States, &c. d c.
Just received and for sale by
NICHOLSON < PRESLEY
April 20 ul3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28
SINGULAR ChaHengc.-Wc cut the follow
inc from a Dublin paper:

SNTNi0T CRUHcN0c.-" z Ctlt Inc tOiIOW-
ing from Il Dublin paper:
Col. N-proposcs. that he on his
part should 80 into any market town of
Meath on Il fair day, without the notice he
iUrchand, and there select one hundred
lrishmen, natives of that country, and that
some Eng!,>hman shall go into any market
town in England, also without notice, and
choose TWO hundred EngliShmcn-that The
parties should meet on the CurrauCh of Kill
dare, on Il day TO he fixed in August next,
without wcapuns of any kind, aud thai they
should make The following trial oi strength
of skill. That the Two parties shall be
drawn up in line opposite to each other, at Il
distance of 81 yards-that they close at Il
signal, that no bow shall be given, and
the challenger undertakes for t. 600 or
upwards. that tho one hundred lrishmen
will throw the two hundred Englishmcn OH
the ground each man once thrown 10 be re-
moved, and not to he allowed 10 take far
ther part in the contest
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28
EEaaRF:aEa EsaEaaCca.

E UST Received lrcs', supply Of INDIAN
81 PAN\CEAaii!, the E!ra ih Medicine Store
Edse!ic!d {. II ApriI:i, f'i5 "N
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28
rs % 1 FCc.

& lit IL S Grammar, Geography and
- Alias, on The Productive Systcu. Also.
Smiths Practical and Mental Arithmetic.
with variety of other ScnooL Books,
may bc found a the Store of
G.. A. DOWD.
March 7, 1888 rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28

Historical Collections Of ss. Carolina.
BY y. Il. CiRROLL.
?E7IITS ' orli is now ready for delivery 10 Suo
p scrbcrs tt Tie store OF e 4. Do;cd, in this
place. a few cytla copies for sale.
NnvcmbeI- 1887 IT'S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28

Do no. nat,er yourscfw,h the hope !pericc
happiness: there is 20 such thing in the Vol
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28

BOOZE & JCE pEIEGITIIG
& kF Every description executed with
W naatmcss and despatch, AZ tho Office
o! TIC EpGHFIELD ADVERTISER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30
,HD0UArtOM,

a FEMALE SEMINARY NiIl be opened in
N Shepherdsio~R, on MondJy, September
I'd, by MISS WEBER, IN which viii he taught
the usual branches Of Young Ladies Educs-
urn. including EesdIng, PsbmaGship, Arithmetic,
a critical knOSlcdse Of the English Language
composition Rhetoric, Gersi aphy. History Boz
Hny, Natural aud Intellectual Philosophy and
chemistry, the Mathematical Projection 81
Mans, Drawing, Painting and other Ornamental
branches.
Miss ". has taught With much success in-rou-
melton with her sister. Mrs. TrsWIn. ~ WIN
,l.ester, aud has also occupied the situation #
J., incipai Of the Female Ac1den ~, 1T Martinsburg
thambersburg, Pa aud Front 10, al. The mot
sa,isf1ctory Testimonials Of qualifications may be
seen on application 10 Rev DR. Marlin, Martins.
burg, or Rev J HarsraVe, ShcphefdsiowO.
Iuty 10 isyS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30
With - spee' yours Sc
JOHN G CALHOUN

GrN THOWPsGN. OT = q To. ssnlia-
uan fsPfstsais ia Congress fss D.stfift b. sbish
~ Csibpan fesifss lie 10 tn8vb Gel BE- ufs q
he most hfu sud sfis's at oyi-,~sHts 81 tis 49,.
ffssssfY. srf fof tha sou uppfts1 ~ ~
Cs.tsln. tts 49, .nsifff g. 80 Isf- ttftrr4a
E'ftH 81 Cslsg.his ia eosipi msrt g. ~ zee
too, hut sss uhsbis " susfa Us rfrft Fl .tt
isf b@ssfsf. is shtch hs fssus 81 iaif-5.
s'ismrfsi % - rivsa ~ fhs isrh.s .fs 81
s'aih f.afsifts. go fspudiafss ~ Nfa fee-
utte Tts ssufes n he GsIf8ctsss be- trr
ta. sol tbs tsiieseg s~rfirshf shFh Hs t~rf
shoss shat sss hs yrsssut fsistiess tss sr.s 49,
Csihoun Bed CAroa.
Poodle ofes MOTTO - desires ~ 81 konov.
sbs man. whsn he'd ugOa ths isssfs 81 es@
Mass Ill, so1 - he fsefifss u cyiaioss 80
nssiif sofsftams8
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THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30 IS3S

fishing the rights Of his fellow citizens.
were nav almost powerless the intellect
Frustrated, his noble form in ruins all was
desolate and sorrowful. What shadows
We are. and What shadows we pursue.
said Burke. on melancholy occasion. and
The sentiment rushed into my mind. as
oeheid the emaciated frame Of him who
sat before me. Often. but in vain. did |
strive TO suppress the rising sigh. and
check the flowing tear wrung the hand
oil The patriot, and babe him adieu fore
yer. He died christian and rests near
the tomb of Morgan. in Wiuches,er.-
Gallant solder. fare thee well.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30
fforn the ChridiGr Siaiss,aan
The FOOL HATH SAID IN HIS HEART. THERE
Us NO GOD. "=P,aLn I'M


NO Cod No God" The Simplest dover
That On the Wild II found,
ShnrkS, as I, drinks It's cup of dew.
And trcmbeS at the sound
NO God '"--.sStonishcd Echo cricS
From out her cavern boar.
And every wandering hird that dies
RrProvcS the AtheiSi-lore
The solemn forest his It's heal.
The Almighty To proclaim.
The brookiet, on Its crystal urn -s.a.s-.-
Doth leap To- grave his name
High Suel!s the deep and venyeful SEA.
Along his biilowy track,
And ret NeSuvius opcs ms mouth.
To hurl the ialsehood back.
The Palm-,rcc, with its princcly crest,
The cocoa'S leafy shade,
The bread-fruit, bending To- it, lord,
La yon far island glade.
The winged seeds that borne hy winds.
The rowing spaTLpwS feed,
The melon, on the dcsart-SantlS.
Coniuic the ~corncrS creed.
NO God - With Indignation hi-h
The iervcnt sun i StiTrd.
And the pale moon turns ralcr sull
At such an ImpiouS wonl
And from their burning thrones, th. Stars
Look down with angry eve.
That thus 4 worm Of dust should mock
Eternal majesty. l.. III. =.
HAErroRD, Co~~ July 4. ls3s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30
WharItstomn atanrmn.

IN this Institution, the cn'uing wear will rom
- prise two sessions, 81 FIVE months esch--the
first Of which will commence on Monday, August
goth. Teacher-Mr Jom~ SANsoRN.
TUITION
English Department. 500 pcrsnnum.
Classical and Mathematical 31t do
None admitted except those ~ho engage 10
continue from tie day u admission to the close
u She session.
For the Trustees
ANDREW kENNEDY, S,e'y
August 2 iS3s-JI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30
TRUST SALE

or VALUABLE LARD
y pursuance Of Instructions from the HsEsrs-
B tom Bsnk. and BY virtue of . deed Of trust
etseutod BY John Sifidsr on The 29th DAY Of A..
gust. 1885. 10 me as trustee. 90 secure debt
due % he HsEersiown Bank, which deed has
zen duly ADMITTED to record IN ths Clefk's %.
ice q the County Court Of JsGerson, no. 20.
g. t92. vii odef II public auction. 20 the h,gh-
80 bidder. before the Court-iIouse door In
rharisstown sn TAu,sSsy n, 1874 dsyor Sspisgsbu
ART. that valuable tract Of
23O .FCRES or L.9.N'D,
80 ~ sppuriepsness. csllsd The Aill Trsef
~ Gulf Mile, lying on the Shenandoah river.
sesr harPers-Ferry. The shove property q "
eel knosn that further description Is deem
- unuecewary.
ey-Tsfms made known on the day Of ssls
CHARLES ,. FAULKNER.
August rs, 1873. T,u,i,s