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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-24
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" PERSONS wishing hire Club other Boats by
the day week month be accommodated on the most
reasonable ter ms, by applying 10
W. ROBERTS. Pier No: 4 North River,
or 81 Washington street.
NJ b. These all built by W. Creus 400 Water
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DANK NOTE PAPEk-3aeo0 sheets bank nste pa.
ID per for sale by J. CAMPBELL n SERSSE,
myl9n ITO and liz Nassau ST.
Beauty and Utility.
THE SUBSCRIBERS would remind their friends and
the public that they continue manufa their PaSe
and Liquid Backing which has been universa admired.
and In such general for nearly haf cenuryi millions
testify It's superiority other Backing for its fine jet
black lusre, and It's peculiar nutritious qualities leather
mpartng II that soBess essent al Its durability Rat
why enarge-s excellent qualities too well hno need
further
Then OF its merits viii say more,
OHly request that you without delay
Will call nj Lee x Thomson's Backing store,
IT'S al two hundred sixty. FIVE Broadway.
b. Sole for the sale OFF q. Nsgle's Patent Com
position for rendering and shoes completely waterproof
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-24

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CARDS.
AT l72 BROADWAY.
VISITING CARDS in plain writing the Italian fancy
hands priasd the polished German Porcelain Card,
he procured the Maiden Lave Broadway
sT0UTs Engraving Establishment, where specimen books
may be
Also, plated Number plates the plating Of
whieh ssconmonly thick the silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser.
Mershan Commission Cards executed wild, dstine
Letter Stamps, Consular and No,oal Seals engraved to
order.
Brass Door Plates, Knockers, &c.
STOUT, corner Of Maiden Lane
a1o-Sm sad Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-24

NEW YORK BAZAAR
KINDS AND snrs, IL Evrsy srYIE, AND ros Any
BUSINESS wpArEyER,
is rs,. F S,11. t'om k ss@sst'
n CITY and cou.sv merchants win find constantly very
large oeh on hssd They can be scemmodsed at short so
Ssn ssOa,sse packing nay Dc der.a ps'i
Superior sssi'y.w SATISFY sssry purchaser
Also, just received Nv late arrival. FIRE lot OF
CRATE APRONS,
9Th. most beautiful patterns which attract the attention Of
ROOKBIND sRs, LEATHsE-yora lsb
- ,. CAMPBELL PEsssg,
my75 ITO and III Nassau St
The usder mentioned aoes, they we're lost ON the 10Th
T~o notes Thomas Brooks esdsred ~ " Everett a Co.
dated New Tsrh, February 18th, 1885, al four nonth for
The other dated March sth, 1885, at sir months, for
yons,hsn Thorns endorsed by " Everett Co and Smith
6rown dst New York. March ls 1885, at SIX months for
Paymsn, ofhe above n.,e, being stopped they Of
no use ny25N
re oc9EsyM.TIyEx IERass22ys-DR TAy.
Of b'.od deuy and ether disease, Of the lungs
nrned daily BY curing mary Who have win used
ss or% produces he
effects In Ill cases where taken, without producing any
other dssgreeakls effects To all delicate person. II
mast prove valuable medicine, by which they
eve themselves Of those dangerous diseases which prey
the lungs ssd liver As the aemssd for this medicine very
eSsns many have been induced 10 counterfeit it,
hereforv purchase only OF the proprietor at 3 Bowery
NEw YORK TATrTRsALLs-The proprie.
TOR Of TINS establishment wishes 70 nfo-m gentlemen in
and strangers visiting the city, that he intends keeping
hand general Of carriages and harness. new and
seeouS hand. ut prvstesae
public sale.
Horses either bought or cold o. copmlssion
D. MOORE, Proprietor,
AS Broadway.
y. Liberal advances made TO manufacturers cerrs
ges ieh 81 this establishment tor sale. %. J. ~
my ~ 5sw7m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-24
CARL KINGJ
First Premium and Tuscan Straw Hat
MaMufa cturer.
Nos. 2s5i Broadway IL and % Division street,

~ MRS BIRD, Midwife and Female MUSICIAN, has re-
moved 32z Bawery door above Blocker street.
lsrss be accommodated with board pleasant furnished
Uons and Inc best OF attendance during their confinement
Nj Bird continues be consulted all
to Advice nyR-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-24

vu,O IET-Ts siagle gentIeman, large front room on
the second story In SNAIL private family where there
are no children Terms reasonable Apply at 20 City Hall
D.. e my225t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-24

L,sH aALH-The srst tier Saloons IN the Franklin
II Thestre, with all the fixtures Tos psrsen y ~ waahe
iuerew them they will be acquisition FOR terms
v-hich are sery reasonable apply Al the boz shice.
gpy2f e.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-24

CARD ENGRAVING AND PRINTING OFFICE.
no. JOHN STREET. NEAR BROADWAY.
" Store Cards, Cards Home for Wedding Parties 4
nc engraved in the approved and fashionable STYLE
printed the finest enameed cards shortest n.tice.
Bills OF exchange, bill heads, bills OF aaing, ab Ic he
graved a the lowest prices for cash The rctes attention
az visiTINo CARDS ENGRAVED FOR TWO DO
LARS. my14 I'm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10
M T 8 G Z Z l. a ~ x.
THE MAGICIAN'S vISlTER.
by HENRY NEELE.

II was at the close Of q fine autumn
nal day, and the shades of the evening
were beginning to gather over the city
difference, when a low quick rap was
heard at the door of Cornelius Agrippa,
and shortly afterward a Stranger was
Introduced into the apartment in which
the Philosopher was sitting at his stud
les.
The Stranger, although finely form
ed. and of courteous demeanor, had a
certain indefnable air ofmystery about
him, which excited awe, if, indeed, it
had not a repellent effect. His years
it was difficult to guess, for the marks
of youth and age were blended IN his
features in most extraordinary man
ner. There was not furrow IN his
cheek, nor a wrinkle on his brow, and
his large black eye beamed with an
the brit;iancy and vivacity of youth !;
but his stately figure was bent, appa-
ren,lv beneath the weight OF years :;
his hair, although thick and clustering,
was gray and though his voice was
feeble and tremulous, yet It's tones
we're of the most ravishing and SOUL
searching melody. His costume was
that Of a Florentine gentleman; but
he held staff like that of a Palmer IN
his hand, and silken sash, inscribed
with oriental characters, was bound
around his waist. His face was dead
ly pale, but every feature of It was
singularlv beautiful, and its expression
was that of profound wisdom, mingled
with poignant sorrow.
"Pardon me, learned Sir" said he,
addressing the philosopher, "but you,
fame has travelled into all lands, and
has reached all ears; and | could not
leave the fair city of Florence with
out seeking an interview with one
who is its greatest boast and orna'
ment."
"You are right welcome, Sir" re-
turned Agrippa; but ! fear that YOU
trouble and curiosity will be but i'll re-
paid. am simply one, who, instead
ofdevo.ing my days, as do the wise, e
the requirement of wealth and honor
have passed long years in painful ant
improbable study; in endeavoring t.
unravel the secrets of Nature, and mi
tiating myself in the mysteries OF tn
occult science"
"Talkest thou Of long years." echo
ed the Stranger, and melanchoi.
smile played over his features; "thou
who has scarcely seen fourscore sine
thou lcft's thy cradle, and for whor
the quiet grave is now waiting, cage
to clasp thee in her shehering arms
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10
AccrpENT.-The Richmond

AccIpENr.-The Richmond Compi-
Ter of the lst instant, says -" AS IA
very large drove of Mules were cross
inc the draw-bridge Of the Dock yes
terday morning, it gave way and about
twenty of them were precipltated a.
midst the mud OF the nearly empty
dock from which it was nearly mn
possible to extricate them one was
killed and several others more or less
injured in the fall and confusion which
followed it,"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10
A PSALM OFIIFE.

Life that shall send f7T2. feteS~sfr
A challenge to its end, ~
And when it comes, say Welcome friend
FEAT THE HEART OF THE YOUNG MAN SAID tt
THE PsALMisT.
Tell me not in mournfu! numbers,
Life is but an empty dream
For the soul is dead that SAUNDERS,
And things are not what they seem.
Life is real--iife is earnest
And the grave is not its goal:
Dust thou art, to dust returncst,
Was not spoken to the soul.
Not enjoyment, and not sorrow,
Is our destn'd end or way;
But TO act, that each 10. morrow
Find us farther than to. day,
Art is long, and time is heeting,
And our hearts, tho stout and brave,
Sill, like mufiled drums, are beating
Funeral marches to the grave.
In the worlds broad field OF battle,
In the biyouac Of Life,
Be not like dumb, driven cattle 3!
Be hero in the strife
Trust no Future, howe'er pleasant!
Let the dead Past bury its dead
Act-aet in the glorious Present
Heart within, and God DER head
Lives of great men all remind us
We can make our lives sublime,
And departing, leave behind US
Footsteps Oh the sands Of time.
Footsteps, that, perhaps another
Sailing o'cr life's solemn main,
A foflorn and shipwreck'd brother,
Seeing, shall take heart again.
Let us then be up and doing,
With heart for any fate;
Still achieving, still pursuing.
Learn TO labor and TO wait.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10

TENNESSEE SESAToR.-Ephraii1 n.
Foster Esq. has been appointed by the
Governor, Senator in The Congress
of the United States, to fill the vacan-
cy occasioned by the resignation the
Hon. FeAr Crundy. Mr.. Grundy's
term expires on the 18th Of March next.
Mr.. Poster had been already elected
by the Legislature for the term OF SIX
wears from The 4th Of March next.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10
Pc Is q q z 0

The following exquisite lines are from the
v,ckerbocker for September. They are re-
,letc with the most beautiful philosophy, and
breathe the very soul Of melody =
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10

Gen. GAINES arrived at st. Louis
on the 18th inst. from the Missouri
River. IL is stated in the Bulletin that
he received information on his way up,
tha, the principal chiefs Of the different
tribes had refused to attend the Chero-
kce council. This induced him TO 10
turn 10 St. Louis.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10

p.,bli.bed every "Wednesday morning at $500
S~n,lu pdya6le in Advance $3.50 teitsiii the
p md $500 at the end Of the tear. NoPa-
~ d,seoafinued until all arrearages are paid,
= e.,a, at tic option Of the publisher.
isgerfisemeats inserted three times at $ per
.,are and 25 els. per square for every suoss-
-, Insertion number of insertions 10 be
.,ted ,,pon the manuscript, or copy Of the adj
sent, or IL acil be continued until for
n and charged accordingly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10

NOVEL SALUTE.--As an expression
Of Joy for the appearance of the late
rain, after the long drought which had
suspended the navigation of the Ohio,
the steamer Glrard, at Wheeling, fired
a grand salute with cannon. II is not
said whether the salute was returned OK
not.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10

The Richmond Compiler, speaking
of the .,ortb, and its banking insiilu-
tons, says, with considerable truth =
/" With their powerful banking instl'v-
tons, with boundless credits, and an
exchange in their favor against oil
with whom she trades, the North cares
nothing for National Bank. Her
means for concentrating capital IN her
own hands are greater now than they
would be with such IN institution
This fact we believe can be sustained
by irreiragible evidence and we be-
gin to think, with the speculative gen.
tlcnan whom our neighbors oil the
Wing alluded to few days since, that
the day ia not far distant when the
South viii pray for a National Bank as
the surest deliverance from their vas
salage 10 Northern capital and COM
mercial influence.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10

Several Of the Administration papers
saw that Col. r. M. Johnson will not
Ne candidate for reelection Us Vice
President. Aler. oar.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10

Mrs. Emma Willard, long and adj
yantageously known as principal OF
the Troy Female Seminary, has been
married to DR.. C. c. Yates, of Albany,
New York. About two hundred pu-
nils Of her school were present on the
occasion, tastefnlly dressed, and pre-
sented a group OF loveliness and beauty
which has seldom been surpassed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10

SHORT CoURTSHiP--M MARRIAGE, &C.
/ An amusing inciden, in the way of
love AMI marriage affair, took place,
we understand, ia Clark street, in our
village, on Saturday last. A lacka-
daizical son of John Bull, who has
been residing in the place and paying
particular attention TO a buxom Irish
girl, for some time, made his arrange
mcnts to consummaie his happiness by
having the hymenial knot tied. On
that afternoon, ne hired a horse and
buggy, and took his intended 10 the
house Of friend on that street, to have
the marriage rites performed. While
preparations were going forward for
the event, hale sen of the Emerald
Isle, hearing of the circumstance, and
envying the happiness Of the English.
man, resolved 10 rob him Of his inten-
led wife, aud convert her 10 himself.
Accordingly, putting on his Sundays
beat, he Immediately repaired to the
house OF marriage, entered the room
where they were, and, like bold knight
Of romance, claimed the maiden as his
property; telling the English lover no
must al once give up all claims; nj
the same time taking possession Of his
prize. She, finding she had two strings
10 her bow instead Of one, and had oc-
casionnlly, previous, received visits
from her cuuntryman, had had an Itch
ing to catch him; but eeishncss IN ne
yer popping the question, had induced
Der to take her English lover rather
than none. Finding her neat Irish
man now in earnest, after some short
exclamation she consented TO become
his and Notwithstanding the proiesta-
tons of him to whom she first made
the engagement, sho was soon united
to the lrshman in the presence OF her
disappointed Englishman, who, with
signs and tears, was thus compelled 20
have his anticipations nippcd IN the,
bud, after all the trouble. anxiety, ana
expense of horse and buggy to bring
him to tic threshold Of his happiness
The gallant lrishman, having secured
his nrlze, We understand, however, so
far solaccd him as to apply salvo 70
his wounded feelings, By taking tho
riding establishment off his hands and
having the bill he had been at; but ne
and his friends refused longer to shell
Ter tho new bride aud groom, and they
we're forced to leave for some other
lodgings, which we learn was Immcdi-
a,eiv done, and they drove off joyiully'
he exhibiting the truth Of the saying
that
"a faint heart never won fair lady,"
Whether our Englishman has be-
come reconcled to the "slip between
the cup and the lip" he has just expe-.
rienced, or has hung or drowned him.
self, from the disappointment, we are
moi informed. We hope, however, no
will keep up courage, and console him-
self that there is yet as good fish IN inc
sea MS the one that nibbled al ms
bait and then hooked herselfto ano'h-
or.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10

Napoleon's remains are about to be
remoyed from ST. Helena 10 France.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-10

Life that shall send III
challenge to its end,
And when it comes, say welcome TREND
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED WEEKLY



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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08
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A. ECtENTlIc-


The Bald Mountain IS the bour q ars
between laDcey county, Nu.ih CAsal ..a
and " Arlington county, Tebne.see. a.
II IS very Singular iLiag iL-t IL, zen
nessee side Is covered y 40 tLick gr.a-t
OF sunied beach. of n hIcB there L. us,-e
on the North Carv.Ina SIDE There "a
very little rock on tie B4ll AT - IL
m'ln.ain, but We met Ni;h specimens af
Gnciss and Mix Quartz
Ai:er enjoy 1ns ouTselVe- "a sor1e ti-e
on the peak, We descended II ca -, =
opposite - that by which Nc hal ascend
cd. until We reached arScs an1 csrrsr
known as the nefnltr Cave tt. lls-
tory OF the individual .Lo it,ils1 tt.s-s.
Tor perhaps twenty yeArs AID guisl a.
nine or ten year, ago. Is sIHs s.iA- sb5 e.
ioIeS;Ius, aai | therefore Proceed 3 sr-
cord a tew particular. ,iai .fs-a. G.
corning iin. Ia. bsg.. - o., Da,t1 Greer.
and islppointm.uiiu l-,t Va. at, rcs-a.
as med ~ bun. tor seeking rraaacsre
ia this mountain .Eadc.-il 1cco.1.tf.s
With tie scuyiGTa iuiaacloa - t-l5
ones house upon took. a. te E..r-t
he erected las lrg house sIucc dest- -tf-
on large iiai rock a book & -rE1Iis
Jelic'el on the muuula.n slls, 80 g.
would rather iar, I-l-.,ai.. iA.e .Ss..t-
"a the cave under the rsts oa14n- .
storm, and paiticelsrlt dgrn. q tt--,1-1
storm. lie fsised catiie GA tie u,0@atat
and cultivated farm there asG 5l-c.
Is vet visible Winch. a. a. s..l. lr g..
eight fee, deep, without usu.ias s. .4tls1
rock CO clay. ab0u! sfaoio.s hel4 CO tls
summit y: Tie mo1nisia. lie l4-1 al. g.
va. generally kiaI - IA friloA-lltar -.ss.
and be woaid nescr fsil g. lisY,@ 5l-.a 20
taliiy towards tie si.l:JTs % LIE q 49,
ia'u. lie had come peculiar ba..-4s.
hoaeyer, winch led han f' c91.-rf stss
q great violence. winch v1l ~ are -l.a-
ec 90 The sequel. IL Nr9.e s-1 49,
81 ~. sais-iIo.nJi sc3 49,. 80
Constitution ia tie JHrtd State. ~
Which be lNsd ,Lc .a.afs - il.r lfrs.1.-.
80 80 per aunuu.. 0n the Tsl.cI 90 tt--
large sslafirs would iul-lr Hea &. .ts.
public CtHce from n5err,aafs H-tsl4 81
p4'f.p'ic motives. u cas-.4s. i1l1.-
apie ga lbs code a i4.s a. -s.-le
thnt every good r'iT-n y o. g. @4s.l-s.f
bound g. PIT tie llaf SO ,Lrst 81 lelft
and on tLia Turufae o. er.r- CO re
occasion and Tpt to lt-.h 81 l,tret .ell
named Iii-zius vi..u D. s.rl.t- ll -t-
iug i.lj hm a Boz. a. H.s .sErt "a
thu homicide BE- u4t aua .lta sll t..t4
ior murder iu Janssl.r urh 4tgrtsfr
ab1 was Bce4ltftl aa fl.t .t.n. 49, la-
slniiy lus oous.el .r.snE ils osat,.t. l--
20 the Z rii.I Nt,iss in rs.'.lts .as
other proofs of be Uustffir4 a.fs o.
chagrin vas tefy great a. lst4.E As.a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08

To- .rr.3' sucaly t'c age n ant Add At
r7 rsr' 3 q o-r ht,tofy lave We heard moro
f...raIH4- ren-cn.c on The subjcc OF democrat
rt.- usn ne present. There - much point IN
i- s.. ..rl ttuts,A. e tie New Sork Com
mrf... ca tai> had Democracy mean. spv
-'ins "- rrttlr< Just - certain party leaders
ti'e 'as cue -htst Rag
The rat political difference iha, now
i<il'rs tue country relates 10 the cur
5encv one SEE "a men believe that the
elrl 'sr-cnt - backs Is rischievous;
3. i.,r set tha' B; IS useful and desirable.
Air s 3D., opinion TIA, ihc business Of
Gle c.un'rv can be zone. and well done.
without back note, az substitute for ca
r'i NF - of opinion iha, !, cannot.
~ what ~e y ant - know. is whv tbe
1852 seq of men and MIR \. are cour,ed
SAB MADE much cl a, good democrats.
tri w' ~ 'L" other set and Mr. b are de-
anrug"d and Ni.ifei as no democrats az
n'- Ani again 40 call upon the Argus
a-s- a.. j. .. aut 4li ihe other iourr. ais Of
~ US what iEcv mean
~ acw 1carv in the application Of the
terms g. 'his difference u orlnton We
wait g. ~u.N .som them explicitly, whe-
ttsr teu rrrecv. ~ ther Judgment !, or
g. nrt n,se rattIzar,hip with MIR. Van
Husen and l"c want Of It holding aloof
:f1n sueh r1riizan. bop Ia short, ve
Haci g. kuaw whether their test Of de-
mocracy 1, uo' adherence TO certain men.
ralar. ttln O. certain ryn,,I les"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08
NEW EAEL COcOS.
New and Splendid stock OK
FALL, GOODS

USr received and offered for sale by CiIAs
a III tRfth = JOHN WHITE. Who ha,-
i'e associated iht ms,!ves an the Mercantile bu,i-
ives ~ sheph-rd~to~n woutd invite their friends
auG the public To cali aud eAAm.Le Their Stock
consists IN part OF
cloths,
'asslmeres and eyery variety of color aud
rs,.inets, quality,
NetiIng-, rich aLd beautiful assortment,
French Merino,
German do. handsome assortment,
IngiIsh DO. \
Mattioni Iustfins
blue, black and figured SILKS,
tOlored, rept and orhet\
figur'd. colored, black aud white Saiin.
super double width French BOmOsLncs,
Bird Eye and Russia Diaper,
Brown Linen Tatle Cloths
Blue, black. blue black and white Crape-
Ladies super Md aud beaver Gloves
Gentlemrn's heavy Hid and Buck Gloves
Misses hid Gloves,
Plain, SILK, and Pic Mic Gloves
Long Net and KID do
Super. Chslieys and Nauss-liu Deiain
Preach. British. and American Prints
corded skirts, Marseilles do. tsuperior)
White, red, green and yellow Flannel,
Nerino. Thsbet aud Challey Shawls aud Hand
korchiefs,
Net. Satin and fancy Grapes and Handkerchief
(sVarietyD
handkerchief,
Linen Cambria,
Null, SNi>.. Jsconet, and other Muslins
Assorted, white, aud coiUrrd Csmbrics
Bohinct., white AMI black Thibet for Wells.
1hresd Laces and Edging, Handsome assert y
JacoRet and Swiss lnseriings and Edsing.
Mohsir and Lambs Wool Hose aud hall Hose
white and black Cotton do,
silk aud I.ish Thread do,
Bonneis, Florence, Brad and Eng -h Straw,
Satin RiDhaud-, beautiful assortment
Lustrmg do. Beings, &c
Blankets, keOtucE, Jeans.
Pulled. Plsin ard Plaid Linsoys.
Brown and b'eeehed Cottons, Osnahurg DO
Together with n vIrjei, o. other of,cle, usually
kept N RetsH Storos-with a fuil assortment o(
Hardware, QuuenswaTe, and Groceries. all 81
which Mil DC sold upon the most accommodate
ing terms. UAEPEH : WHITE.
Shepherl,iown Sept. 20, lS1- N.
y. B-The Ladies are particularly requested
90 call and rxam.n e tieir stock of Fancy Goods
~ q W.
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SONG,

m ouARt,s ni,AlN', AUTHOR OF ruE "rickwIcK
rAFLks."
Had Ia the merry autumn DAYS, when yellow
c"rnheld> SHINE,
Fu BRIGHTER than the costly cup that holds the
munJrChs vine,
Han To- Ihe merry harvest time, the gaJesI OF the
wear,
The time Of rich AMI bounicou, cror, rejoicing,
aud good chocrl
lis pleasant, on 4 fine spring morn, to scc The
buds expand,
lis pleasant IA the summer time, 10 view the
tccminr land.
It's pleasant, GA = winters uish,, 10 crouch
around thc h.a1~;
Eu, what are Ioy> like thesr, my boy, to merry
autumn days,
Then hail 90 rncrp autumn days, when yellow
&, ,uh,ljs shine,
Fai brighter ,aan thc costly CT? that holds the
iuonatthA Niuri
A"d han! To merry harvest t.mc, the sayest ga ,ie
year,
Tho Time OF rch and bounicous crops, njoicing
and good Il Ger
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-08
Gt0 QD44l

atLoITIs - per cent lower than ever
N/oHctcd BOZ this market
hate received l1f-e md general assort
ment ~ CLOTHS which I can oGcf 81 i,sf -
per reut loser than ever offered 90 this place
Those wto wish 60 purchass Will Do vel Co.
call sod 0amiuc u,t stock ADD test Tho tru'h OF
the above assertion. Also, have received q
.pisn4 q ss.ortmrrt ~ plan end Rib0sd CAS-
SINEREs. NEsTfNGS, &c &c
} j. MILLER
scot ~ i-I2