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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-21

BASooR, March Is, 1912.
The Season Do,cn East Change of Times-Bankrupt
Law-Tfadc- ReGgion-F Fashion.
JAMES GoRDoN BENNETT, Esa.
DEAR SIR -
The winter here has been delightful. One would
have supposed himself amid the balmy breezes
of the sunny South" had he not been reminded by
about two weeks Of clear cold weather and good
sleighing, that Mr.. Jack Frost had not entirely
his interest in and to this latitude Of
| a North. Verify, Mr. Bennett, these are funny
times. To every thing else, strange and singular,
which has recently taken place, we can now un-
doubtedly add a change Of seasons. One indivi-
dual in this city, who has Investigated thoroughly
the cause Of this change, reports that 1t will con-
tinue. He is, however, regarded as being title
chime rical, when ke asserts that within ten years
this city will be supplied with lac from the Mis-
sssppi and that the citizens of New Orleans and
vicinity will be engaged in very profitable an
lucrative business in preparing and shipping that
article Had he made this assertion in 1885, he
would have been considered q prophet Of only
common capacity and ordinary foresight.
The bankrupt law is now in "full tide Of success
full operation,' and its beauties being fully de-.
veleped in all dire etens not far from two hundred
in this city and vicinity having availed themselves
of its provisions This number, however, does not
include certain class of bankrupts, who, acting
upon the principle Of devil take the hindmos',"
openly boast that they have enough to last them
or another highly respectable class who have been
enabled by the passage. Of this law, to compound
with their creditors for five cents on the dollar
and then round and purchase for cash the most
splendid mansion in the city. locofoce poet in
New Hampshire hits them when he says:-
Let the bankrupt rejoice, for the Sheriff
81 all follow his coach as it rolls from the door
His mensisn--ne more shall he hastily lock it,
And skulk through the street with the key in his
But lightly his heart meath his RULES shall beat.
While his rscy old liquors shall sooth his retreat"
| o the beauties Of the law.
The Penobscot will undoubtedly open early this
| season, and the dealers are expecting large
! supply OF their staple article, QumberO and
| brisk demand. / am told large orders have al
eady been received. There are several other sub
Jects to which intended TO allude, but have not
| time now Among them,a series ofsPlendid parties
| Al the Bangor Hou:e-the temperance REFORM
| protracted meetings, &c, &c.-but these in good
time. ApoLPH'
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- lIMroRrA1IoN CT FLoyR ISro RIO, DkcEMpER, 1871.

As soon a, 1 can prepare a correct statement OF
the coffee market, and the prospects for the neat
six months will forward it, believing that these
two great staples OF the two countries are subjects
gagged in trade with Rio.
CIycIyNATUs.
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MAYOR OF CHARLEsroN.-Jacob F. Mintzing,
mayor of Charleston died there on the I4th inst
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CIycIyNATys.
Charlie StOn

Correspondence ofthe Herald
CHARLEsToS, S. G March II, 1912.
Post Office in Charleston General James Hamilton
Business-I Trade, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-21

LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF FACETS
& IL ~ -
r~ M. MAJ Ter accommodation or Shippers it is intended to
sh ship from this port the lst 5th 10th l5th goth
"a 18th Of each month"; commencing the 10th October and
uu May when regular days will be appointed fol-
~ of year whereby great delays and disap
will vented during the summer months Ihs
SiioWing shipS will commence this srrangeneRt;-
Shin YAZOO, Capt Cornell.
Shin OCONEE. Capt. Jackson
Shin MISSISSIPPI Capt billiard
Ann HUNTSVILLE, Capt Hunt.
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Capt Miner.
s sSi5p HJNTSVHLE, Capt Mumford
ehip OCMULGEE, Capt Leayitt
ekip NASHVILLE, CAPT. Dickinson.
Shjc MENPHIS, Capt. Knight.
SAip LOUISA, Capt Muford .~x ~,
These ships all built the city OF New York express
IL for packe Of light draft OF water have recently eeen
newy coppered splendid order with
Tor pssenger for comfort, They are
ssneSs sstisiscon They will all times be towed and
down the Mississippi by steamboass.
Neither the owners captains efthese chips will be RESPONSE
he r ewery bullion stones silver orplaed ware OF
Tor nv package sent by pot board 81
them unIsss bills adns taken for same and
| the valus thereon ers-sseea
E. X COLLINS x CO. Sc South st.,oI
JAMES T.. WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Oylssns will promptly forward all goodsto his address,
he shps this line warranted to sail punctneiy adj
used will be taken to have the good correct
| " measured. VI.
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Nrw YORK
Printed and Published for the Propretors at the Lancet
Office, No. 81 Ann Street,by
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-21

Correspondents Of the HeraId.I
ROCHESTER,, March l6, 1872
Political Squabbes Defeats-P Proper Policy-Ihedf'1-
cIl-Reiig ion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-21

NEW LINE OF LIykRPoOL PACKETS -. ,.,h
Ito sail from New York on the a'ta AMI LNefP'o oH NV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-21
Hssas Bangor.

BASooR, March l6, 1912.
The Season Do,cn East Change Of Times Bankrupt
Lap-Trode -Reigion-Fashion.
JAMES GoRpoN BENNETT, ESQ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-21
CONTENTS OF NO.:xII.

Professor Motifs Lectures on Surgery, No XII.
Hypertrophy Of the Nose. ................. !
'Lypomatous Tumor,'. ....... !
Nasal Pslypi,......... .................. ]
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-06-24
CSar Ben nDeutfhen Gorrelpcuoent'n. ~
40 fl oaI Do Ut = o.

s. d NJ Our 9, 5. Wat-9sas Seucr brad' N Der 9e&
itraeu Olatt uut llbr in Der Deihtrase BET s n
aus. gefanntlih nb i'll ocler Struse fehr otete Spe
er, bic NIT Gorn, 0aa, gprit nlo anoern bre1abas
rem Maeralen belest ,pareu, uto oas Seuer 9rf cas
orc nit eier fold,en Sdbneui9fet I'm l., oaB lnlee
re Spriben uufpuf Der Namnle Ginbalt su thu1 iid'
seu lin llbr oieIen Msraen suareneie Sprieen BON
/, ,au,bura sltona, llseel, 9arbars Mctrturs ppfels
SORT, oanlm uno Sscrr, 9t Gecrg nno Ser9eoorf ale
oeraebens ben,ubt, bes euers Neifer 81 ,pe;oen. '
IL llhr paren 40 siuer bis anf Den @runb nieber9e
5rannt. Sic Steintptefe it bier EN- n, es teh
fei,, aus ehs BARN. 9nfs an cef 9tetntipete, I'M
6enssmarft scthet cas Seaer flrdtbar itro es i'tc
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-06-24
Ser Sr0mpolln rruna.

..8 Gin S(1dDtttud aus Dem XIntrterletcn)
Ourd1 9ans Dari5 tcbtc Elm Subeltrout, ais Die got>
Et1aft bon Der rethItcrtIhen Sflaht oDn Waren9c,
1 Staen oon bieieut ,,cenfnhrcocn" Se9e oeS Seloe
herrt Sonapartc, pcn oen ercbcren Sahnen, &anonen
uuitienSrpieen, @quipn9elt, Grteg6 @altn &c. ourd
bas Dircctcrtnm befannt 0emdtbt wuroe. -- ...
gIe Sbenter in 4Nart5 rp1ren an jenem Qbenoe benz
Golfe ;um freicn @ntrttte 1ebfnc ueberaa erblt6te
man Sorrittuu9cu S1 emer feitltd4en Sceuhu19s uno
Sdulenoc pcrtranfen bren lesten Sous aF oas 9Sohl
Der GPpubf. -. , -..-. ...-- -..<-..- L..
Dn nurpe plGtlich [art ousgerufen Die @fbrtoer
Grancc l. melt6erltbme 8unltretter NIT etner be-
freuubeten @jecllhaft oerc1tgt Die IN etner Stnoe
bier eiutrt lperoen Die @hre huber, beNte beno tr
ibrem Circus Die Scblutt bon Raren9c ocr3uGelen,
porin or 9temieur; aus 4Don, ben 3eneral Sonap1rs
te, uno Demcele Sloreutne, re erlte Sd'Onhett BON
Gurepa, oerteht Id1 NIT 9Iusnabme Der partler Na@
,uen b1s Soaupt beS unlferbliden Ste9ers NIT e1nen
ecrbeertrunSe idmtden miro. -. :.
Nipfe 91fInoiauu0 lpurbe Dpn rdttno gppen tort9ez
,.ooen. uub in eiter Stl1uoe nuate le gang parts.
5ccn lunoe freuten fit, Die til tben 3utthaucr BET Den
.,1rGeDuuaeu Eraaccni'5 een bertbr1en Hemeur elIS
mai Iebc1 III flnnen, uuo Der iu bon 8lorenttten'
Souheit luar (eit l10er 3st eth 70 dusoanernees dz
eesoeprdh, paB Ftielbt Ole pellttaen Safelple ooS
purct abgcfrrst apuroen s.ns .E.s
5N;hte 1Ha,n lfron,ten III Den Sarriercn hnduS pps
nurd Memieur nit feiner qYoner GeleQifaft fommen
irte Sic GjebrDer Nrdccnt NIT lbren Euntre'terH,
,pbf 9runpctcr ait ihrer Spse, rltten cen Srenncen
uf eben 70 fh6nen als gut oreflrten pferoer tn pban>
t1jle unlfprmen ent0e0en; DIE herrlt>e Nettt'
crreate aQaemeiue Sepnnoerung beionoere tonafen
bic Sa1el, uic,t lnioe meroen le su lor9netftrel
Gpr ocn, 3e(te eines RcifaurateurS auf Den Soule>
porps ffano Ser ilnae Gitnleter plrtn oeisn 9aer,
i'm gelIse ener Sfene $4,000 Sranfen, fr5ltd &C.
ltcrben g,ss ,
parn mar Der eiusiee Grbc oeieS SermSsens pod
onitatt es in qendhlther uhe Ill oersehre 9rltf et
poQ iueenDlien Wtnth6 ;u ben 9Saf'n, nno Sethnete
(d, in e,taen St[at,ten 70 rihmltd aus, oaB er IN
fur,er 2et pom @emencn Slt Gtttl1ellter orrructfe
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-06-24
Reulugttugcn,

L.. Scr "2,~ : ganpsfrtunp unb Vetf Der 3eit
tfbtiut rtatlmdSis jeren 6A>.ta9. .-- .-..-....
p Ser @ut(trptions 9rtis tit 6 in SO ent s,
1T craustaDuu3, M c fds otc tttn9 nb 1i's
her bab Der i,fen 0Itftc res JaDrs ks5ablt mirn.
9e 2stun9 tann au5e8ctn werre1, wenn ale
Ndt ttanpe tcs1Dlt 0nO. @
AZ Btnn 95erlauf bes S'Grrs bic 3tttun9 ntt
auftdnot9t miro, fr bt ltrt mI cs aIs encn 2ouni@
piefbe fur Gin Sahr L., Sebalcn. -.
5 an ltntcrfbteiter whe fir einn tarien 3ctraum ais
Olcnattn an9crommen.
g. Die Ders"oan9 9r1hnr Hnf Soften Oct unteribrtfer,
uuc Brcr a bic eraSSett mBcn pprep crftn
T. Qn,ctacu mttben fir It(.Vtn pr nf rnt mHBcn
tr lt1leib taar v,sablt nbt "ut frn5r
Qrt in .sshnun9 ttcbt f.~.s
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-06-24

~ c5eoer Toitmeilter bat oas 01edt, etlen Srtef
1T ,reftem lt 3eitungs9elc be1noet, pctfr an ben
Druter su iiberlenben.
ISsuu un5 uufsre enrvrntcn 9e1er aGfo @elo fenoen
cen, 70 brauhen fte nur sn ibrem Yotmetter Su 9ez
bu uno III 1eincr @eqeup1rt ba5 Gelo in einen 0ref
AT 1ns su leeeu. Gr reibt ooann bic eooreBe oardf
uuo fr1nfirt oen Bref rppourd oen Subcr6enten tpe
pem Drufer oa5 9,cit9elo erlpart miro.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
ii zine JEFFERSON FARM
FOR &4LE. ! 3Bas

TINS undessikned cGsrs COR sals. his rhIaa,
j bic Farm iaIthe coanl5 Of Jefferson, con.
taInilg hbous $50 Acres II Is a. fertile ard
pfodpctiss q any land IN the Valley ARD
has never failed 10 produce good wheat crop
IN The mbsL safasera6ie season. There ate
4bodt 40 acres pf lie besl meadow, ard all the
balance. except the paFs 10 wheals i well SCI
Z 81 Timothy and clover A fair proportion j. 10
wood. forifsneiDk and fael Aimpst e very field
on The farm cah Be uplered, a. Elk Branch
passes thdeagh h near The centre, along which
the Bsltihhore and Ohio Rail Road is located -
a debaE VT produce isssboaI 10 be established
AtoF near that point. The Land might be d.
tidad sb as 70 mzke two c6nvenie d tenementss
81 The lpprogeafents are comfor,e Bile, eH,brae-
Ing aigsod dwelling and oulhouses. slables,
corr houses, Sd The location or the dwell
Ing Is VERY pIesxsRg, having : commanding
rev 81 the Rail Rad aad sarrognding conp-
~ There are several fine nessr.fsiiing springs
eonyeuisnt q The house. AID i,.rpas. ~ahsai
1900 aiiep begeid siiai1 Z 6sr ,iewed. ii
Il e,fo quality or sol. lof ation and farfi-
ties 70 hltrket. this Is oHe n he most dssifa-
eles fslms - virginia, being bus -bine hours
travel from Baltimore. i
4 FERN. will be accom- dno5atfhg, and made
knoWnEto persohs VINO ma j. desire 70 view The
premises. RICHARD DUFFiELDE
4 ! i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

The correspondent or The Baltimore Patriot
gives Us he frst news q the REJECTION of Mi
Stuart 5as FIRST Comptroller Nh S. was late
ly one Of id Nav York Commissioners, i
investigate Custom Hbnse frauds. He is
cltizeh Or Montgomery county Md. -
,t --4a4--l- z-4i
1.-THE Senate have rejected the nomina,
lion Of wv NJ S4uafta as FiFsllC6mp,rsllei
of the Treasury. TbetLoco FofoS vbtet
against Col. Stasf, ID body / believe
and eaelgheof the WHY'S % defeat him
The reason of- he Loee sete& presume
tis+fbund in tire fact thai Col Slhaaf: is a
WHis The Wigs hardly votea assiasl
GnT Stuar! for The same reason They
seege Incompetence 10 Se-fhe reagon.-
The duties Of the oiiice. are more rekpons
Psibfe arid important than those of@ &lmost
aay office ia The eff q the 6opefnsn ent.
A new Comptroller Is 10 be nominated
and 10 The mean time the Treasury De-
pAfimenl is without its most u ece sssfy Of
tficer.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
lEDUOATEON.
IA n MS w. n1LLuR,

AtINs determined 70 continue MS SCHOOL
- e. me ensuing year, 'fould INFORM hss
irieads that 4 neN term will cbmmeBce % the
~ MONDAY 10 April, At whisIh time be- viii be
prepared g receive any neY accessions tina,
nay be offered
tits rEnas are reasonable which can h
1870 q sPgi'eatien. His School Room is the
.a-'a = 4As lofasefts occupied By h,m. which
:. .astsa e healthy and pleasant part Of Inc
ne present opportunity Is embraced 10 re-
turn 20 those friends who haTd so IibcraFis pa
troBized him. the warme.t
81 RS sense ef gratitude --A af a. he s deter
mined 70 deyote for the future. his time and
energy exclusively 10 the iniellkclual culture 81
youth who may be placed under his charge. ke
hopes be mas still peose wotghy Of the generous
condolences repssed 10 him.
tE5~As i would teadAo rl.e Improvements 81.
me pupil Is we'll - the convenience Of ihR
Te1eber. spei y s,ayeont eia Isia SEND .ax,ssk
reeslesled 70 commence as early 10 the term as
tpEaetScaT.
t:hsflestown. March "a. 1872
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
DENTAL SURGEON.

IL Fsrssrf9t i. II /. ' s':sssd
70 performiupon approved nrineipeI. sll opera
tons conneclkd y Hi The Dental Art as, lean
ing. Filing Pines ldg spd ENlFaetin E also The
insertion Of lncoftuptkls Artih{iai Teeth
singly. nv intsps Of Plyols. or upon Gold Plate,
vim CLASPS Spiral springs. and up on- the prin-
ciple DC, Atinosphtrln Pressure
lie win aiy desote his aiteetioH 70 the tfeet-
ment Of lrreSulstities ofitRe Teeth and al the
various diseases 10 which the gums are sub
ject. Ell
lie MAYBE fouad a,.carte-'s Holkl, ready I'd
wsit on all those who may favor hrm wih .
ealfr h t#4
sCsIa aides waited on III their private resi-
denees4 <f
ChaIleslown. March lO. 1919 ~ h. 5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
loo Acres ofPrinle Land.


1NHE subscriber offers for sale, on easy terms
= bis farm, called Rslerut, lying ID Jsisr-
son Couait, Two mites y est Of Cha les town .pp
the turaplke road leadtHg1lo smihfeld, and ou
the Winchester and Pptotnac Raifrosd, coh.
tanning 226 ACRES The dwelling Is Of stone,
large and commodjous, having four rooms BIZ
sthehrsl doorS Three ~ them 4argea There are
1ltheeeasary oulbaadings, including a gold
,ice-hodse, with ! handsome Office built over II.
THERE'S runifiog Wster3i4t freFy ield, seven b.
number and inlhe bafnelard.. Also, weiliof
very 6ne water with pump. uearthe dwelling
q RI DAuEHERTYI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
&c O.0 &c M =
NJ. ovnRr-IiE4p,

EYtIIL p.5sitlsels visa Charlsstbwn and il
w Yicintt5. some iiuiesia April, rihe hrsl
Of NAV. win lew of waiting lau such per-
sons ss may lhHk proper 70 euiplPy him, Fsia-
NE toshs preservation ofAlheir. Z qeth
q n d. lie alsbss q say ID such OF his
friends i 10 we Il disposed 10 easptb, him, thai
aasoresseh cirsumytaneesl prevented ibis visit
iasl fall. as vas advertised. Bpt befeEster, hls
entire attention. viii BE- gifeh NJ. Ihe PFsserya-
-l,op of-Ihe TsstA-eoissqsentl viii VISIT then
oceasionsii, during al.-eiye mon ID with more
regularity.
Feb! "a 1912 1T 49, Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
11o1tor .TLEI.I.1.DER,

nFFgRs bis hRoFESSfoS.9L SERTIcES
u 10 bis neiskbars. add the Puasic generally.
Hs may BE- foaadAal al lines, when aet probes
sionalb engaged, al his residences, near Hall
H Dr.. a. has received from PhiladelPais, sup
ply u Vaccine Mister, and Will attend 70 anJ
who may desire 70 De vaeclnnaisd-
Walnut Farm. March II, ls42-tE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
-A CAIR ID.

DIR JOHN DR1Sg@BS
IN ESPgcTEULLY offers his. Professions
EB Services 10 the ci.izens Of Jefferson eoan-
". He may al all times be found, (exes2i
when professionally engaged , u the reslhenes
Of Mrs. NARY Manning, near the Elk Branch
store. December 9, letl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

4 Laporfont from F9orild, The ST. Au-
gustine News ofthe l2tb inst, states that
Major Betknap, all FoFt Carroll, has been
if gettiag 10 the band # Asst
naWa. one Of Sam Jones chiefs. consist
,ng Of twenty three warriors and srkty-s
ven women and lchildfen. The lba I'D was
conducted ia BY Alligator and sHolar-
tooche, Of the Arkansas delegation, and
III Axshsio. recently confederate of the
PropFetalnost alone. From general sp-
oeaFaace there seems 10 be giImmefiag
hope, al least. .bal the Florida var may
be ended before long. =4-###=#.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
"A ca 4 %.
IL 3 .f. T..Rrooke.,

II AyiNG beeR induced 10 change MS loes-
III liea, for mat u Cn4fles loan, especially
offers his services 70 the eiIizscs Oi me town
and vicinity.
He may be found al all times except when
PROFESSIONALLY engagedl al bis Othce al Mr.,
A0sil's Hotel, ltN
Charisstown, March III, iS42 \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
FFspe IA BsllimsEs .inefEe.n..
OUR DOMESTIC INTER IS rs.4TnE Aii
CHANCES AND MANUFACTURERS. II

AHsH EfaFe ne heltinlQEe s1lAtLte1Msl &a
OUR DoMEsT TIC INTER TtiE Me
It CHANCES AND MANUFACTURERS. f#5
The fan Of chr impost duties to The
standard oftwenly percent, according Ia
the Conpfomise Act. viii soon take place
What i Congress doing % provide III
+ tlfat eEen - rs 5E%5t.H- III
Cur people ofsAn pursuits and employ
nefits must sookI tins subject In tha TACK
H1nothing il done between this ana lHes
drsi Of June Fireplace some better BIZ:
tief#than- astwehty pei cent. duty agalnsi
foreign impottatthns, VIZ n ay iexnseaR(o
see the country flooded with srtislfsEkt
British Gefnaar and French n anufacinte,
pushed inlo our markets Tor the ocfasi6h.
and specially adapted 10 compete With
The products Of pur: own mechanical an
manufacturing Industry.
Have our Mechanics eaasi1 Tered vel
tHe prospect before them English aid
French ready made CHILLING, bootss shoes
and bats from Fran &C and Gssnauy WE H
{ fnd their way here ID abud danee. 4heFe
i scarcely an aftiele which We use .tbr
EeoaseHieHce Of laxaryfwAfehs a ayfnot be
furnished 10 uk from abroad TAT a cReaner
rate. for a whife5 than obF own MseSah
les can supply itEat.. TheIlaboriGg classes
lip Europe, who are glah Is txork fferftt q
bare subsistentsI5can u made III their
eEacling employers to PFitErcce aftiE ll4s TIT
Prices which would comhklihe AMERICAN
workman in lhefsame liae 10 giYetup his
business. HI #ll "
THe.mechanicIarts. spimportant Al lhsy
Have been in advancing civilizatisnHa 1 d
ih imProving the social cbndltionr dftmah,
30 essential as they are 10 ihe indepaD
dence Of county,, tol say nothing ot die
comforts and fefnentehts of tiife-the
mechanic arts must be spstaiped aFnqaEs
rs. WecannotIbe dePende6t7on ,foFagh
nations for things indispensable fdr dsIly
hse-ter the clothes We weaF-tiIe an
Elements we ase--for articles nee SsrY
10 all ay6c ations-tnr H1ea1s, may
be, of national defence, IT idfieas3ehs
GoveFnmnnt puts forth lis afa.I Of PfdkAc
zion thtre i5no help f9f if-blt We mast
become again. virtually fSfe colonisl otsa
keteign power and behold ouridqmeslic,
eatefekt3 fI1stfated, untierIElhf i3nt
oTerir6wp monopofy##fttEaHrn bft,esl Min
hhP labold4oi masses toiiihg uader The
Bh8rd prgsk4Fe ofgnecessiiY. u HtS
H 5Thefd4sI III no mead Of natihs distinctions
HbetwaenIthe manufacturing, tie mschani
Heal and the agricultural ihtereStssaf shs
scquntfd / They are alE bon E 4 toaeiAer4in
Ra common cause SaFlh br Il tHl 4
tTbs1Iei lien Imogs fbgelissE
FBy united aeison sIlfr6ay be- gained dial
each deslfes. IL j4aEqnsy is all9aedsiiiq
sdistFac! ana divide them. aaebz4iRE nilrE n :
Inv lis separals ends without Lending Is.
distance is tbei Eest5yyttiff 1lttI own d{s
IapPoi ntmen4. #=E###E####=######9tt##=
II n n y iiI, sArs rf41,
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WOODBURY. FOR SALE.

nEiNG about. 10 re move 70 The universittE /
~ offer u15 residence. sailed Wo0DBURA>
with $40 ACRES or LAND. for. sale.
Its sifu aliau sand Improvements are, so well
kpomntn this part Of the country, thatil is On
necessary todeseribe ii particularly, as any pAr-
chaser will probably ffsfl il.
The farms Of payment win be very accom-
InodsuAg II s. G. TUcKERgt
JstEersan' counts, Va, Z
August 261ts sl-tE M
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iA4S is8 S1la'W AHR s
ATTORNEY At Law.

iElAS permanently located himsem al Mar
~ tiasoafg, Berkeley County ard respect
luily oilers his Hroiesfian services tothe pub
PC he ~ill regularly aitend lhe Snpetlor aud
lnlertor CoarIs of Bepkeley, Jtdktson and Nor
gan Co1aties abd give PrnmPt sllentiop to any
business entrusted to bis care
Office nearly opposite The sIore Of Messrs.
Wilson'S Doll,
Mateh-2f IsA9 If tEl
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TIE Vine Tfade.--The annual circular
af Messrs. Shaw s Maxwell, wine ner-
cbsnts 81 London, states shatahe consump-
mon Of kline has fallsn oft within The last
vear upwards ;ot 3s0.000 GALLONS. Port.
which 6ftv yekfs ago constituted roper
cent. Of aii vines consumed, has fallen e
~ per ceat. Sherry on. the centfafY5 has
risen from is 20 80 per cent. Madeira has
fallen about 2 per cent. The light French
AID German wines have insgeased--ths
better quslilies taking the place Of port.
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.
81, -. =
IN waass !. ]. IS sfe 2at T was aiiaatsFes
- . RS eenlen madsall nsIqre peace
~ flss - : eea !. manifested hy
~ s.'':sn ~ ao S at,lt ai would meet
~ $500 la. splrlt o. moderation,
49,, aa s i'asessssfY tnat me Land blll
n.ll; sss,sout ~ . otaef 10 sassain
sg.,s ss l. sAaen we paelle DEBT
"a, a. ! ~ NJ Mnlcfl was now between
ls Haassens q doIlaFsin
g.. ~, eea., lnsn Pc appropriated
aitIss ~ ti'.n " ~, :, =. s.ss. ,5
~. 49, llen pointed e The ianaeti-
$500 ~ :. i9Hlpeo'c cfedl'l lor
~ I,,ls.. ag3s e4eaoMlh the necessity q
- Ne ~ ase 49, 'soHs,
gr az ksss.akas,s et0sea. saomn'ea
Ia tT61nss ~ ~. ts -; ~ .aose
tssf,tF ~ ~, 70 Nlas 70 reiaslon 70 ~
MI 4rlsl 49,, III. - .
Itwo fIfst. of The seEfes af rssolnf;ons M.
sr93acsd by Mr. iflas..saad SAD 5 49,
words ID reiefanca III ,he yar;ans onss.f
/ ions ii puttbifc tntsfe+h ,Mr p s.;41ha
kwas FIJI -efepealEof fhe j .sn5 pJl IA |.
fthSna far tls in5nr,sit;1 4 wbs,asa 80. AM
tieS- nlsh move 6seassaTg q, NE sa,,an,,
dfsthe !. Government Wheeler H s6aulsI
an1ount "a twenty shiny or tnora ne,
cent. e! tEbaiaxsr s, ,I,asEL.
-, = 80 - uFSSssdy ~
IN A11h III afla hoPedl thal others
4aAla ao EIIe saIFIes
= ALE. 4yzrEIlfed Ne the two Senator'S
ia a few words -, lie lcot,rse III /. hicb ~
said ihbit between Observation-Disclosures IN
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SIo2T e 9 IT THO.

"YllLlAH IouaiiRipGFE resp9I,fulls
w informs theenlzens fJefEersoK Clarks
Fredeficks and adiolHng c-laties, who may
wish tom ark the grases orihair larenled deaa
thsthe!stitl continues 10 m he aud superscfibt
.Moalaasnts- Boz, Column and plpir
81 MI -sSsSss69 A1Ft. a Tsl~ /,
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kBANKRUPTCK,

1NHE undsTsg oed have made ar Judgements
- le altepd III the Y s District Cosrt tat
SiAunton, 70 ali appFeatIohp fsf ihk hsnefJ OF
the Bankrupt Laws y 4ea'u d. be cdmmiiled to
tneiI charge n I.
.DAFGHERTY+ s. THOMPSON.
.charlesiown, JftFt rsqn aio .eNal March Z n