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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-27
Albany.
lCorrsspondsncs Of The Hsrsla.1
~ ALpADR - -. l8f

-.
lnths Assembly to-day nsns'sss ntioss wer'
received, most Of them reisfivs - Thomsonisp
Stale prison labor 60 liesn
.;o-..... 90 a., r.-r.-.. "a r~SS,.-..av
s'D1'. ",', -.1 .I.' -. -1-
eomPeneo 10 tAAe ous incense IN sve'y so"h-
These latter are a new class bat they begin to
come in quite uumerovslv. Several petitions and
--....---.. .~--S-s:. a.. $1,000, ~. No.,n
'o1"Hnces, s'eso sS s.~1
River Bank. were presented. - 49,
IA. u-..L.a a. .,.n,...,. .au...s of
Va. IA ~ =, So. '-' -~,-
the House, to take Tor confederation mss resoln'
t;on sf ;uou;rv IN relat;o, IN IN. Cbemu.o Canai
= :
ana reeoer. r 4p 80
Mr.. TAxsLru eb,eeti.x. IL was refused.
This Mr.. H.thsvav,s hobby. ard he would an.
$1,000, -, - NJ
Ps.' = ~ 1s'',"'e1 " TUG Ing ~,
his youhk' oaI very talented man-mocn nAeo
r.d;.., srou.h \, nj. .sns;m..,. to ~. ans,
-. - ~. a.. $1,000. W., -..'.., -.
for pu.h.g this ins uiry am not able to say, as
49,. ...,... ~ Ia noo - ..;...s-
ma 'As AoaH - SA'o'o.' ~ Sse. hsso
The COMMITTEES Of the Whole then tesk up the
'vu. :"' y -. e'e'e'. e;s'uon Nv Un
mo'ioh .e'Ai'e'o inc Ply " insPssso's y ie'cc-
tisn, achance was Afforded those who arsso sire.
uous in small matters of " retrenchnsnt and 70.
form, an opportup;tv 70 d;,t;.,u;,h th.m.elve.
and ~ The question Of eating and drafting was
dragged into it, the small orators we're II Aone,
and a. the galleries were crowded, and many ladies'
present. they .v'ilsd themselves Of the windfaii
with such good will that the debate was Protracted
tive hours. The discussion of these small ques-
lions invariably cost the "dear people" absut
tvics =. much throu.h tina lo.t +. ns.Is.s d;.c..
M. Co., ..n,.a .h... ..-:.
|
A. - 800 800 ~ -
T..s,. w...h., and ~. .,.;.;,..;., ~ h..,;..
Mr.. Dsvezsc. who by the by. il a xreat favor;ts
with the ladies, has converted the ladies' gallery
into hover gsrdsn. Inc beau mcmoefs,P% srce'.
.snr.S ,u,.er ~. sh.s ~ n = I"sn.
Disputes the palm) was parsicularIy prominent,
while Mr.. Hathaway censolsd himsslffo not be-
ing ape 90 sa'se tac VINO on tne CnemunS Canal
~ nf T.;c :. p..s dors.i... sana WIN s
empIoynsnt far more pleasing indeed. II not more
profitable, than engaging In the dali proceedings
Deiew: az any rsse va ceaily evident. from
ths;r .s,ss;a. ~. s,ss,sv $3.50 III, ina.
lucky brethren who were in their seats. -
A long debate was drawn oat oh varicas PROPOSE
usns, s..emPuns ~ se'e Th n.' h;i n,.o SSns!e
thren.h Nv sect;cns. With vsr;Cus sii,tf sm.rS.
ments Of NO general importance, when Il was takan
up for general amendment, and ssvcrai proposed,
49, .sssI 'ssnsr.s. ~. us.s" ss;ns ~
ed. ~ -lr''I'3 = 11,'1l7 S1aTnl" ~ -.
In the Senate to-day, Mr.. DLcEInsoH snbmitted
long preamble conciuoihs WIN the ioiiewans re-
'oIs c,.o..Ln-...,....
IN eSissturs n q not within the rcvsr Ike IL.
sisature, any ocer officers ef tbs State gov.
% cPpy sss S ,hs snS or
for the construction Of the Erie and Chsnpsn
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4 FArrrt les Dsvrs Sarah A. DovshAs obtained
from the Maryland Lseisature divorce frem her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-27
new Yerk Lancet, No. o.
\ nber Of the Lancet issued this mornin

New Yerk Lancet, No. o.
The uumber Of the Lancet issued this morning, con-
dains:-
Review of DIR. Ramsbothsm's Work on Midwifery.
Review Of DIR. Motifs Travels.
Continuation Of Motifs Surgical Leetures-Remark'
On the late DR.. BusHE-Editor's Comments
Editorial Articles the Treatment OF the Insane-'ne
Revelation In Medical Periodical Literature NC.
Aspsrt Of the Crosby street e.'s
az aviation sv colchcun-operation by DR.. Warren
a sostou-In,eresng Extracts from the Foreign jour
.,Rsnort of the Trustees Of the State Lunstic Asy
rxu-A variety Of Miscellaneous Items, &C. sc. !.
Price a. per annum Single copies, ct ceAtss each.
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To Medical Advertisers.

TIE Lancet now presents the best medium Of addressing
She medica profession Is circulation s nearly three
copies weekly and extends TO every section Of
the Union Publishers Of medical works. Surgical In
strument makers, dentists &c. cannot find more deaf
ssbls and useful vehicle for their announcements than
this popular periodical Druggists In the city csnAet In
any other way 70 effectively address couAry spoths
carries great number Of whom practitioners, and
subscriberste the Lsaeet.a .ttr t
To who wish TO dispose Of their
prsctsce procure assissnt form partnerships, the
Lscei affords unequalled opportunities Of extensively
csauanic sting with their professional brethren. To
prsfessona young desirous Of obtaining situations
tAe Same facilities arc offered. The various medical
schools and colleges throughout the Unoneonductors
at priv ate hospitals and &C. should also avail
<hemselves Of the advantages thus presented The Lam
s now circulass in every oonsiderable city and village
throughout the Union, we as esI ~.
Aovrarissro TEaMs;-O One square, one insertion, VI
50; Each additional insertion, ~; per annum, SIS One
sIunn one insertion, $40; each additional insertion
g; per annum, $50. .l-l,s.s.
nils stitched in on moderate terms. Three thousand
copies required. ~. .F- la 4Nf re
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PACKET SHIP GARRrcK, FOR LIvHRPoor, will no
sail ill Monday morning. sagf .t +,
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fBltirnore.
Baltimore.
correspondence ofthe Herald)
~ 'EAs ~ BALriNoRE, Feb. p, l842.
Great Edncu Bail in Baltimore, -tf


Fae1 Great Fancy Bail in Baitimore mb4
,. q. BENNkrr, Eso.:-- iF' aa@ei"' tcsrr 81
The grand fancy ball about which 30 mach pen,
ink and paper, has been wasted, IL now ia full
blast; and your correspondent has been, much to
his regret a participant in il, and for which be
feels disposed to abure al balls for the future; for
never was there in this city greater humbug than
the Aforesaid grand BALI the transparencss are the
greatest daubs mortal eyes ever beheld; NO regard
having been paid to correct drawing, or TO effect,
the object being merely to gil the spaces (sad to
be intended for illustrations Of the history Of eoun-
try with something which resembles scenes in
the internal regions more than any thing that
took place ON terra 6rna, brick dust and indigo
being the component colors ofthe paintings(D The
company was numerous and quite respectable,
and doubt felt ~ though they had paad dear for
their night's amusement, Some Of them certainly
u At the splendid decet6tions. l noticed great
many OF oar beautiful girls In the dance, one Of
whom remarked to mo, " never was SO disaps
pointed in all my life before, frsm what had read
in tho papers, thought the decorations were Of
the most splendid characters but instead Of that,
they are the meanest ever saw In ball room" l
smiled in the Affirmative, and joining the PRONE
naders, marched round the floor to admire the
bright eyes and splendid dresses Of the ladies' some
Of which were Of richest description. have Just
heard that the Theatre 10 to be thrown open to-
morrow, from to 10, that the public may see the
oratiens; the admttance is only TO be twenty.
i've cents, with music gratis. Yours, truly,
BARHEY.
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The Creole Caoo


| To rae HDIroa or the H1aALp -. -.
You sppsssto applaud sss Secretary q stats. In
dor At London, in regard tstAs matter sfths Cse-
ole" am native Of this country, but have spent
much Of my days in ether countries, and always
read yosr VARIABLE aswspapss with nsch pleasure;
your money remarks stocks, banks, Sc. have
also saved me some money, for which heartily
thank you; bat do say that 'thoss who live in
glass houses onght not to throw stones" 49,, (
Look IT the Anistsd Look Il the Creole They
are both alike. Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Tyler only
advance the same reasoning, the Same arguments,
the same language, &c. 80. that have been used by
the spanish authorities to -, in the case OF the
Well, air, did W. regard it I No. What did we
do I wall tell you. Wsfeasted, clothed, and fed
the Amistad mArderers We applaaded. We ex'
hibited, We rsjoiced with the Anistad msrderers.
their own country. Now, sir, look At the Creole
case, asd yon win see an analogy. osly the Colo
NAL Government have not made such fools Of them
selves, in educating, clothing, showing up, &C OF
Amistad murderers. 49,, l.s.i..srlU -. ~
/ say, let those who live in glass houses take
not to stones for position in regard 10
the Creole 10 wrong, and We only lock ridiculous
what you may, cannot, in regard 10 the Creole
aud Amistad, make " fab Of the one and flesh oil
the other"-they are, sir, both alike. is5rr
Yours, with respect, i EaurrY.
Progress OF temperance.
We have received the following from an old sub
scriber-a large importer Of this city: ~
NEw YoRx, Feb. rs, 1872.
]. G.. BENNErT, ESQ., I'd ~ tt.t 5000 tfssf -
iataf Dean SfR:-a Gs I1t t't i'ia ,..tHI 81,
Mach pleased with the general Information found
in your Herald, take the liberty Of enclosing the
copy Of general statement forwarded to me BY my
correspondence Havre. ..i's', 'F aai az
You may depend upon its accuracy, and if found.
as suppose, valuable as matter Of comparison OF
import to the mercantile community, will be
much pleased to find il in one Of your next numbers,
with your remarks. One Of your subscribers
New YoRx, Feb 2sth, lsa9.
Progress oftemperance, 1870 n ais bkts wine,
ls4i IS 7s
Increase. .........r 1880
This does not look much like an increase in the
temperance ranks, as far as wine is concerned.
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Guayamas
ICorrespondsnoe of the HERALD

GUYANA, P. r., Feb. 10, 1872.
Our Island is flooded with sugar and molasses, and
the few sales effected at less than living prices
fov our poor planters therefore those who can, are
holding on for better times. / send you list Of
vessels in port, which may be Of service 10 some Of
your friends. a f~s,I,a 81 r.tf4 t. f.
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ANOTHER observation-disclosures Dunlap, ex.Pre-
ddent of the United States Banks, has been dis
charged by Judge Randall on writ Of habeas Ger
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-27

TIE SRAsow IN SovrH CAReLINA.-There have
bess bleak aad cutting wind. with ice Tor the last
two days, and We observe that the Merus Multi
esulis, End other plants that were green enough &c
put ON their spring clothing too soon, hare suffered
fer IL, and are done brown. Tho peach and plum
trees, which are in fall bloom, seem 70 preserve
their blossoms unnipped and the fruit is proba
bly, uniformed, il will not, we hope, be destroyed
We have some fears for the orange trees farther
South. In BEAUFORT they were full Of flowers {
fortnight ago, and at the same time we saw sweet
for long time been rich in yellow Jssmines, which
In common years, wait
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-27

n a. TO LApv vnom PswxsvIvAxrx Trunks, and
sun n money, will b. delivered also. e0Amunicsuo
cfimportance, By applying q 7<swacr street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-27

\ No AxxaicAs Musxrx.-Ths novelties engaged 70.
this week are highly interesting ssd Nvsrched Ven
trilcouism animal maGnetism, sonGa dsstts, dances
rvmnsatics model Of D1blu Falls o. Niagara, pneuma
lie railroad grand Cosmorana, and half million Of GU
riosties everv thing wonderful in nature
in art. The pIscs viii % cfovoeA 'hsoSsnou' tn
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DISTRICT or hAssAcHUsEffs.

Isaac Hal, jr, Amos Dunnelk, samuel Lewis, George
Fsrnsworth, Thomas C Amory, Stephen Neyes, james
B Johnson, james Brown, Clap and Lowell Good
ridge, Of Boston; Thomas Gross. Of West6eld VIM
Lake of Topshed; Charea Wheeler. Of Roekport; Sim
con Wood, Of Worcester; Thomas Lummis, of Lynn
Henry Holbrook, Otis Prince and Paul Wsdsworth, o
Barre Jonas Mckenzie, Of southbrdssj Hosea Ilsley
Of Chelsea Aaron Lord and Ebsnezer Russell, o.
Lombard, Of East Boston; Bryan Morse, OF Dighten
Jonathan Morse. ID, Methuen Noah Robinson, Lowell
Wn Sinclair Barker, Msdierd; and John W Roberts
Natick. etf % ~
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With besuty.r ie
While we write the sun is beginning to shine on
again, % that for the races We may expect nm
weather, and quite cold sncugh.-Cksrkston Msr
curry. M M II, - $50. IA "a .gss i.ssi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-27

TO, Hopert ltIIey CnIIethoeIB OnNlSs.Ys1 1T
Naval The sloop Of war FAlmouth arrived al
Norfolk on Tuesday evening The Herald Of the
ga instant saws, that while laying toin a tremen-
dous rnle on w edpssJay moniSg hast. she split
her msintopsail, store Ia her forward hammock
MEETINGS, sprung her N try sail mast and slack
esed up her lower rigging to such degree, as to
render her entrance into port matter Of urgent
necessity Al one period, indeed, she was com.
psely shsathed in ice fron her trusks 70 her water
iine. we are happy. however, TO state that she
ha, proved herself hrst rate sea boat md that she
sails and works renarkabiy we'll. During the Sc
verast weather, and while q tremendous sea was
running. she shipped no water but such as rolled
!. oxar her lee kemmock nstlinaa. -
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%. Rule 7e~-After decree Of Bankruptcy. dull
BY petition 70 the Court that notice. b. Given his cred
tors and other perscns in interest," sppear and she
cause Why discharge and csrti6cate be not granite
him. f4 fi84- itf iI..si z. T. I-4sf4 y
On ali.s thereof an order may b entered psrsuant
form MOP. Fi'f
TAs following form Of applcssien to BE- pursued
substance rA.f ,,..,., Ma VIZ,
{" To Me Disfsicf Cssr If fke Uaitsl SSoess. "a
fsv tie SsssksrN Dissvist y Nsv Rsvk =
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We
from Mrs Anastacia Duntan, was committed yes
terday as an accom- plice to the theft Of his vile.
The sovereigns were found in their possession, bat
Mrs Duntan cannot positively swear TO their iden-
tty and thus they may both escape, and their law
YER obtain the Important matter dispute fer his
Important servicer. ia1l tgos q. l---.l-t
\ VrRr SuppEM DEcE AsE.-Mrs. Susan Osborn,
wife Of Michael, retired to her room in usual
health ON Friday evening, and yesterday noraing
for, but she expired before they arrive She was
born in enksrs, in this State, and was about 81
years of age. Her husband was absent at the time
of her decsase. attending 10 his duties ~ watch
man. post mortsm examination was held BY DR..
Jshn r. Chspin, aided by the Coroner, the in-
vestikation OF which resulted verdict Of "dcath
from disease Of the heart" q i,''n y.fafa ~. 3
Trn WAY TO SrEAL A Cow.-Go TO your neigh
bers yard, let her into the street, and then hirs
will pay them fer their trsuhlssu apd meet them a
. certain street. Follow At q respectable dstance
and vhsa yoa think all 10 sale, step up, PAY sne
boys and drvs the COW yourself. Thea wshs :.
who knows the owner u ths COW and suspects yos
Of steallsg il, and 6sally fnds iedgag for you y
the tonb:, hi; yss he Ta{ that wiI,.n VA va
day last, ard the way - got caught and commit
's To.AecO THrrv.--Bessipg tobacco !, common
prastiss, even in this jenys where almost ever
potter hess; 'pppli,s thsiE ssssonsrs isss graf.
prentice to Mary Kelch, tobaeeonist, Of l2l Bowe
~, took Il into his head to carry of aquantty ofth
noxious WEED, on Friday night, that belonged TO hi
employer, for which he was committed 10 tn
Mos. BusoLAnr.--Op Friday evenips Patricl
| Markham, whose stors i at lag West stfeet. hav
ing returned at early hour 10 his place Of busi
ness, which had been closed during his absence
discovered light IN the room, and, en- opening tn
| door found two persons busiIy engaged IN robbin
the prenisss. He obtained the ser wees Of officer
! Sweet and Mc6rath, who found y bag filled wit
ten pair Of sstinet pantsloons and three capl
which they had made preparations to carry 81
They wsrs taken 60 the Police office, aAd gave -
names OF James Mshan and John PettiQrsw. \,
The FfRsr FRuIrs OF CsIMe.-Oa Friday ever
ing young man presented note Of tht dsnsn
nation OF IS to Peter c. Palmer, Egg trPasurer
the Chatham Theatre, In payment for q ticket, an
was Informed that il wss IN Altered hose, ensirel
worthless. He was wntckeA ~ 2 Psssoh Presse
\ who followee him to the P1skthsatfe iwnere
again offered the same nots - ~. Joh9 wssse
welt, pit once ksspsf, whsA' sMesrs Qoivin ~
] Fns,h suisH, wko sIes5s hsvs Their eyes oPe.
arrested him, ssa ne va Any ss~aisssd yssss'
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ulexion Of the German cast ieceived US with great
urbanity He was dressed in Q military costume Of
his native country though had seen him on
former occasion. in the midst of his people, in
splendid Grecian dress, which also well became
| his fine person He frequently ~alks out unat-
tended and without any Of hi; guards adopting, IN
this respect the domestic habits end amil- Of
| many q the German princes. He conversed with
| US nthe French language, which he spoke bat in.
differently we'll, and which, owing to slight
| stammsr, rendered his remarks almost unintsligi-
BILE. Tneie was nobody present but the queen, who
Is exceedingly beaut full and aable, and spoke the
| French with great haency. freii fle fHa
Ds Morr FrxIs You've = From the observs.
tons have made upon myself and others in this
| country, am satisfied that this cerabral tendency
in fevers exists to a great extent, and that the
greatest caution H. necessary IN the use Of all str
| nslatisg and exciting drinks and food and that
| uothisg 10 more imperatiycly demanded than that
travellers should sfudiously abstain from their usu-
al indalgences. There appears 10 me, indeed,
something peculiarly excitins u the air Of that
country; Cor Iremasksd in myself that could en-
dare greater degree Of fatigue than usual Of mind
ana bedy withonta feeling OF exhaustion, or with
lout the necessity even OF the ordinary amount Of
i lirht wine and generous food which was accus
TONED toytaks. And Was also tod thai the eau
ton wss to strangerst 10 be parties abste
nious. ana that those who disresarded this sdvics
| freoveptlv fell victims TO the congesuve form o
f.ver nsstionsd. Ny friend Mr.. Hall tsld me that
il his pastoral dsties, be had occasion every sse
sonto bury EaroPsaas who mad nef.eeMo 10 ,ol
/ low the prudent copvse recommended to them, bu
who had persisted in living At Athens an the SAM
generous manner they had been accustomed 10
home. 80 ..e-. atn st .f,ctits gap 81 I .ffra u
'HowRaLr.-Th& Green Bay Republican OF th'
9th instant says that On Oneida Indssa, nnmed re
ter Gssss, of,hat place, fsw nights 1spre, mut
dercd three Of his ehiidrsn the eldest six'yeas oil
-snd then asssupsed unsueocssfully to put an en'
TO his own existence He was incited 90 these hos
rid acts by the drunken habits OF his wife i.ila
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16
Ad.h ne Coed ssmurlsan.
COLD WATER FoRsmEt
Ara: Asstiias sfih4 Wa.sr..
~ ! y rsrz.rssnost

There Is not IN ths bar room b.,-s, !.
uEe pure ehfy s'ai fountain, which fous Al m,
And ri last spark u sirsoe from .ns must vp,r,.
Il ursss snes, cold watsE, away from my heart
~ -, aot lne viae cor. ler ven u Tknow. s
Jle sure seIrse q Inrrov. az REF and 81 woe
80 1eterase q r'iiife, seek but fors thee,
Cold water, .pul, T.ier, : The s. stsave for me-
ri tohsh hot. n.it,.', II, 1900 IL.
Nsf 7andie ipe li4hi4, which peisans The soul
81. III P.lus-ne . sorrow, twill ruin my h-allh,
10y roo ter q reason, and also d wealth.
= hen efay With he vine cup, away from nv silki
hq = sparkies ike rubies Il krirlts rot selirit
sNs N trssr II n siin 3iss "a iI,es 4
A. Aihs ell eakeS kul set ) he col, for ;'e.
HaSpes5- Perry. Ia, June sta, is4aa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16

Notwithstanding The torrent III denuns
cia,ion poured out against Congress for il
sclion 80 the Navy Bill. we believe that
lie bin Just passed allows Al additional
expenditure Of near amilIioh aim halt
Of dollars. oyer The expenditarsa Of last
wear, 10 that branch Of The pubIiclservice.
Aud>yet this does not satisfy We call
nov upon tbesPropEE 70 rally III support
Of their Representatisss
al.saAdsss Gesstls:
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Ciarltstotrn, June 8, 1912.

Sadfft&fotcA,I June ., iS4<- }
9g-The parties Interested in The above men-
kioned suit. are hereby notified, that | shall at
tend atyny Office or. Friday ne l5ih day af nsxt
iaoatt lnls, al 10 o'clock, A. N. 70 enter upon
theSekecation of The above recited decree;wh
and where they are hereby notified to atsend
with The papers and evidences connected with
The settlements directed to be made BY the afore-
said decree.
June .. 1919. M, Gem.
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q % q I'D
T. SIG 4 M ii q q.

TAKES thisop7ortuniiy3o returning his sin
cefe thanks 10 his friends, customers, and
the public Esneraliy, FOR The liberal skare Sc pa
ueaags reeeisedfrOm them during the existsncs
eL the late 6Efa. and hopes By strict atsenlion
2 business, and desire 10 please, 10 merit :
eonllnnance q The same. He would say e
nose naFng accounts commencing with ths
hereiotore.
April Is, lel2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16

~ NNALEN FACTORY.
4 HAVING sfseted an extensive building !,
tae Mouth o. Baliskin. 3D. good location.
nth ne best wafer power 10 Virginia Tor ire
PAfnNre. being or stream that Is never ibiur-
- - freshets ice. pr dfnught) We WI SON
have = operation very sslpaTior yzrnnT.-
LGM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10 bescon'.
oqs'tt BY WILLIAM JoBE. aadef ne name
aad lfn of 'JOBE < co. we expect ID have
oqf Esfd'ns Machine READY "A Gard Rolls for
Gqgp.Ty custom betasen the III and 18Th June
,s.s u De igiiy prepared hetseensihe LIST snd
i ~ S'lly, lgf nanufaelnrieE Wool in an IL
hrantAsA snchtSs ~. 80 ~
LEelhS3 Cassinetts,. Fafied ami PIN
Laseys, Flanasls, Bionkefs, &c.
Our Naehinerylis Of superior order, nd viii
eopsstosise mbrosed cardng Machines
elg.llso with - good Cards as can be selected
L - Inlted otates--one Of the best sBd lates,
t,nP's se spinning Machines with 200 spndles,
Sls spe latest Improved Power Looms, manu-
lsctufed by man who stands higher n tbe es.
limaiion Of manufacturers for The Il III no.r.h;,
eosbify. r a y o"s ~ tuis
The whole establishment is 10 be conducted
oy an sxperienced workman, who has annie
'eslimoulais Of his .guaifcsiions.
From The location Of The FACTORY. with ron.
slant supply of Kster1 and Try fact ,hai III
Pe9se pas peen SPARED 10 procure machinery
AND materlals Of tie best quaiit5 We Ia ye sorns
reason 70 n1tter6urselYesl tBsi ~ c.n ,sr. ~,
as good srlleIes ps any establishment n ,bs VI
lev and hope thereby 10 i've rnil sa,;srs.,.a.
y hliIwho may give IS ea for manufactured
soe ~ or "a tor us withlheir work.
i pue irienes IN LoaeSun will readily apprec-
aie The adyahtages Of this Establishment II !,
abon. nile abpte The IshannonsaIs 80 -
Road i about to be opepe5 fron3 ~. i I,;,a
point along the River ID he Roek,s F.rry
We VII exchange Goods for Wool o. the |
y accommodating tefms and purchase wool
or cash when fnlgPera,Eon.
q n JoANfKABLE, NJ. i
WNI X. JENKINS
!, DAVID JOHNSTON, d 81 I
WILLIAM JoBE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16
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and indeed for al se abns M ara aIsa ~
-Paise % Pet4p sPssWTlNG Tor ho2Ses, a, shor
snq y the Pest manner and most reason
W.. r. B. RAWLINS.
1 CharlestoWnE june 3, 1870.