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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
4 Fine JEFFERSON EARN
( FOR 27LE.

II
lTHE undersigned offers for sale, his vslua
4 Die Farn 10 the County oflJedsrson, COO
tanning about $50 Acres II Il as fertile and
productive = any lard in The VALLEY. and
has never failed 10 produce gooe wheat crop
y the most Iunfavorsble season. There are
about 30 acres Of the best meadow, and an the
balance, except the part il wheat, is well set
10 Timothy and clover A fair proportion is in
wood. for fencing and fuel. Almost every field
on me .arm cas- lbe watsred, as Eth Branch
passes through u near the centre, alopg which
tne BaltImors and Ohio Rail Road is located -
depot Tor produce is about 10, be established
y or near thatPoint. The Land might be d.
fiaed 50 - 70 ma e two convenient tene u snts.
= The improvements are eomfarta bic. eqS bf5(c.
a = ENot idmaaiins opd oplh0uSes stlp5ts,
corn houses &C. The loeati6n ofthe dwell.
ing IS ry~Pleassnt, having a commanding.
view Of the Rail RoId and surrounding coun-
" There arebeysral' fine nevsr-fSiling springs,
convenient the hoFse. And il may, without
eAaggeratfon1be said, that, whether viewed in
reference to qHality pr soil, location, and facili-
ties p market this is one Of the most desira-
ole Farms int Virginia, being but nine hours
travel from Baltimbre~
/ Iermsl vii be ommodating, and made
Ano"n toIpetso1s who may desire to Yiew the |
premises RICHARD DUFEIELD. i
IL Dec. g. tlS4i I'LL " \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
sc % TI q E :

TWILL, positively wish Charlestown and lis
w vicinity. some time 10 April, Or the FIRST
of 'May, with ayiew Of waitingupon such per-
sons d may think proper 10 employ him, rela-
tive 70 The presefYaiion oftheir Teeth.
II 7B III wishes 10 saw 10 such Iof bis
friends who were disposed to employ him, that
nm fore.een eircumstsnces prevented his visit
Ia, IAN - was advertised. But hereafter, bis
entire attention will 81 given 10 the preserva-
lion az The Teeth-conkeauentl will visit them
occasionally during twelve month with more
regularity. n
Feb "a. 1912. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
NAWEIONfs

eWNHF road between r II. Ransom and L. w.
Washington, having been dheontinueo'
6ersons have been 10 the practice Of throwing
lawn The fencing ind crossing the land belong
~ 70 The heirs Of Lemuel Moler, which land
Is 10 my possession, thereby Dong me gfea'
injury. This ia therefore, TO csqlon ~ PER
sons from tresPassing IN this way sgaln, a .ne
law will be- enforced against all dePreeaisao'ns
Or the kind, II future, 49,, worm
II. fAOAu H~NtifrH-1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
sale of bonds.

5lHB undersigned, Trustee, With whom was .
- deposited three Bonds, executed oJ 1oen
wageley to William g, Burns, eacn lo1 .ne
sum Of. 600 DOLLARS, dated, each, october
2, 1910, payable in one, two ana tnree years
from date and secured oy Trust Deco upon
the land sold BY Burns 70 Wageley' oners Ans
bonds at private sale. os
=, aT..A IN 1910 IF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
WOODBURY.. FOR SALE,

AElNG about q remove 10 the University, |
- oHer my residence, called WOODBURY.,
with $40 ACRES OF LAND, for sale
1.s situation and improvements are so we'll
HnoWn " thisPart Of The cotntry, that il is un.
necessary e describe i particularly, as any pur
chaser WillPrpbabiy yisitit.
The terms Of Payment win be very accom-
modating H S. q. TUGKFR
JetieTson county, Va,
August 26. ls4I,-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

rNtyF LIKELY YOUNG NEG RIO MEN,
from the ages OTIS to 81, fns farm
S.nas .o,a for no fault. the owner having 40
further use for them-ne Foul1 psesst se'i'"s
them in this Orth adjoining eounrss.
For particulars, inquire 81 me EeiIol q sns
Free Press
March -, lsl2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
lEIDUU IA TION.
IAmns VI. lRR1LER,

HAVING determined to continue his SCHO0t
IL for the ensuing year, would inform his
friends tEal a new tern will commence on the
Isl MONDAY i'd Aprils al which time he will be
prepared 10 receive any new aceessions mat
may be offered. M
His reRMs are rsssonabie, which cap oe
knows on application His School Room IS the
same Is that formerly loccupssd by him, which
i situated in healthy and pleasant part Of ne
town.
The present opportunity Is embraced to re-
,nrn ~ those friends who have 30 Literally pa
tronized him, the warmest aeknowiedge @en1s
N his $3.50 81 gratitude And as be is deter
mined to devote for the future, ms time an1
sner~y exclusively 10 The intellectual culture Of
youth who maybe plsced nader ms charge, re
hopes be may still prove worthy oil me generous
confidence reposed in him.
sCPAsit woald tend to the improvement q
the pupil, as we'll ss the convenience Of Ing
Teacher, such Is may contemplate sendIngi ars
requested 10 commence As early IN the term ?
practical,
charlesiowu, March %, 1s4a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
&C AID.
mr.. u. IN. brooke.

~ AyING been indeed TO change his loea-
Iii ton. for fhal Of dharlestown, respectfully
offers his services 70 the ci,izeos OIL tne to"n
and yicinsty.
He may be found atail times lexcept "nsh
professionally. epgsgeD at bis once 81 nag:
Abeil's Hotel
Charlestown. March II, 1912
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
DIR. JOHN OTIGLEY
Ilnnfnr .alLiIEXi.f.Y.ElER,
.A 10 A R.D.=
.,IenersotI (lon,,,yIF .

y. DIR. JOHN l3T2I39D39 !.
m EsPEcTFULLY offers bis Professional
HI Services to the citizens of Jefferson coun-
~. He may at.alktmes be found, except
whom acknowledgement } al the residence
Of Mrs. Mary Manning, near the 'Elk Branch
store. December 9, ls4l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

4rha di.tress which exists 10 Nifgihl is
exhibited not only Blythe " NUMBER o. ~,
judgments and executions; orougnE Eanu
obtained in the courts, oui oy sxPfeislohs
Of public sentiment 70 various quaI'atf. !,
Large meetings have been held 10 pqck-
inaisaru and Nelson counties 10 Yhlen
resolutions fayoring stay q rffet Avs
were passed. and gentlemen formerly as
,;nouisbsd for their hGrd money motions
v;sIdsd their theories to the overPpwer.
M calIs Of TIE country for some a!lsyia,
ton ofths presAnt sufering7apd allsfAa-
IT'S united III invoking aid frcH the
Legislature, in sons shape OF other.
rive understand the pressure is much pnor'
severe inIihe Southern and South Westeffl par
4 virginia ,han il is here. George Booker, ;
Iah.fd-money democrat presided al the Buck
ingham meeting, which was composed ~ mel
IL ho,h pariies. fz-zHH=z#E E!=#
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
g s. WHITE. q

~ 8 ~ " - -. - ~ 2 i.iz
As nloyet Als 0fhfe g that recently oecn-.
N piea'by VIZ C. WoRrHIser5x, ESQ where
he win eqhtfaue 10 dejoie himself assiiuouslv.
TO his Prdfesslon,
Chatlestosn. Dee 3b, I84I.-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

- 4llA-4 Ar LAVE
70 srfnngsnenit for giving hih atten-
60. .'on % eases Of Bankruptcy 10 The Federal
Hsases charteslorn
April i. let2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

UVHE Passenger Train leaves daily at I'VE
O'Clock, q M-rctnrning. leaves Ball.
more ata quarter past I. A. 4. and arrives al
Winchester, about P. NJ.
N. b Passengers 10 Washington, viii here
ailsr teceiye tickets TO Hagpers-fefry. 81 me
regular rate ef passenger fare until further no
80 ]. GEO. HEST, 1gt-
WincheslsrDspol, Jan. q, lst9. N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
List ofLetters

List Oh h1CttSA.s =. - ~
n,FMAFNiNG i'd The Pos.ofice al Shepherds
I'D iowa, Va. April Isl, 1912.
~. IIde, Charles Mason II
:. 1.sn.. Eldar Samuel Myers
Or W4R Alexander John Ms.snan =
stv,. u Anderson NJ Ann NJ Eiroy
wm-AvIs 81 Datlu Mo, sfr ~ il;
Michael Blue MARY =! = ~, ~
Joseph Bowers Key W W. 1nietesi
solomon Bllmyre - James MOORE
49, chsmbers f Charles Moier Il
Ss.sfs-sl isSi.welt George Price.
Nathan'l Dreamer Henry Asmsorts
Lefty u Deck yo.sPn - nsnN .5.
Guhnell Darnes sames IT, $3.50
i "a. Du susan OF Elijah Snyder
..as@ek.;..l.s. Dashsr4 Mrs Margaret Staley
Rebeeca fulk ,t,,' #
! uler3 Ious.,,. Iohn shsckleford r !,
l re'e. =. $500 David Sniyelys
L :. no. 81. 5.,aa. John Sigler
/ Charles Hewitt f",'rha..s
-: s s.'nt' = ,t,a.sh.s Anthony Turner
Ellen Holmes IT, y ~, -
Mrs Adrian J6aes Mm]S ,.,s.sloxor /.
Susan Jones r Ifeni}
Daniel Krous Daniet r ,',. xv;ln.m.
Charles KidNiler mrs snssu = liza 7.
Michael Kidwiler Jesse W oous ~
Robert Lensen - ,,s N
A..l u 1870 y ~ =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
JlkEElEDs SON EADM

1RHE subscriber Oilers FOR sale, on EASY terms,
= his farm, called Betlsrnt, lying in Jeffsr.
son County. two mile. west Of ChaTles,own. on
the turnpike road leading to smithfeld. and on
the Winchester aud Potomac Railroad CON.
tanning 226 ACRES The dwelling is Of stone
large and commodi6us, having four rooms on
the first floor, three Of than LARGE 1A1,rr-r,~
III -.------.z,tnla Hauusofnle gtpSo Jun O'S' -
lfaese " rdhhIlg water IN sr6ry field, (seyen IN
number and in the 6arn-yard. Also, awelrof
very> 6nS y ater with pump. meat the dwelling
j. RDAUGHERTY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
TIE yjollg,rinr i.Or. .sseom5ani.s b. Mt,b.u, 81

TIE foilolring mote accompanied Dr. .Hstshelrs Song
MIR DEAR M'MlcAAEL-A According to yonl
request, ! send you the Song. and the music &c
which made ID Tp composing song always
fall inlo strain, which, according 10 accident, is
original Or recoIiecied. The one now send YOU
is mpleoriginal air, which. on account of The
silgufsffly offs source, may please some your
subscribers Of that sex whose virtues, SO often
witnessed in my professional pursuits, take
gfcatpleasure id holding up 10 imitation.
Sitting up one gloomy winIer night with poer
gentleman who returned, after a long absences
% iinish his scklS remainder 81 life in an impov
e:ished home, hsardthe tale of early love, long
de;erred hope, and disastrous fortunes, which /
have told more than poetic truth in the sim
pie verses now sent 10 y0u3 The good beng
who waited, welcomed and watched, has faith
fully performed her promise, and he WHOM, she
loved 40 absence and unto death, depart 10 a
happier world, blessing with his las, accents, the
angel hang ofureless add dsihterestet affection.
Truly yours, J. X Mitchell.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

anu prQMoio The same from being held fofap
otner use han as Plaes bf pubic worship, :,
leious or other Instruction, burial ground an
residences Of their minister
II An act co1cssning proceedings under eeftir
attachments pfesrFbes that ali sales OF Ianc
s and Ienements hereafter deereed 10 Be made up
2 der the provisions Of the acl passed Febfkar
llsh, 1873, directing tie method Of proceesinl
! against absent debtors ana other absent dkfen
danis, &c shall not be % a. greater extent shai
VIII De probably Snficleni in the opinion OF III
eooH 10 saiisft any debt including interest Fan,
costs. unless The tights az interests Of hose Non
cerned shall ia The discFeiion 81 the couEt other
wise require sand declares that The penalty e
the bond required to beE given bytssiny plaintiff
before the execulionsof any decree f5t The HpuF
pose Aforesaid shall be tn sum eqnaI % ktou
2le We aupnnt II such dseFes 80 his hdF1a
Evonr.
1An act 10 amend thethar,er or the Chartes
town and Jefferson county savings institution
land the Winchester and Frederick county, lisa.
Wings institutions, and fsneiher purposes; IfElu
ees the number Of directors Of The FIRST insBltu-
uan 10 seveni and ef ths last. 10 nine and Hau.
lthdrzes the several savings institutions inccEpo-
rated in thsfommonweahh 10 receive from ahy
perspn, body polite orIebrfofase. the inieregt 10
advance. not exceeding one per oenlum for Eve
~ sixty days, upon any public stock. bond, other
4 paper, or sealed instrument or security, which
by their charter they ard authorized 10 aiseeant7
/ IAnothsf act reduces lhefnumber Of directors
10 the HafPersEFeffy Savings Institution 10 Ise-
ven VI
-. an act concerning salez1 Of certain pEepsEty
uliet wis o. Brtnalilont erPoaas
.e provisions oiz The iIfst section OF the act
atisla any eonlina ia iorce an act 10 amhnd'
4aa reqoee lnio enc thf several acfs concerning
9 ana lf US ffle q lnSolVent de
passeo ,t tsofaaLy 20, ~, SHAT ht ee dsfsn
oxen y, 49, - .a4f y 49,
crs,i7,
dssior ~ 1ne
M "A lwll'Ine Hpfnst enee1
~ ae' eAlne me ati9%apce g Iailors lor HE
= aHg t'ne ices hot
rs soet
r;ot IA o..,.s. P'gfaea ~ the
anr stli,r tlst
the Commonwealth s3ty- law rhaf8ea BE- Tot Tx
eeedng thirty cents Fefdiem fer each prisoner /
IIonlolts any alo% ahea for more man eng cohn-
H. au4 ~ I. vs. sslNe PeiSqh Eof
Than one r. H. x,,tl,3o,in, $3.50. ~
courts and auendag lid eourtfot more .han a. /
criminal on the same.day, whether charged Nhhd
ne same OF difierentzffptTences. Prohibits he |
one 81 ~ ,aee"qy soqiEs eaatsns more 4t
criminal he eraIn;ns3 FIJI d,katen, hea,sSss n
provides tbat wbs,her ths canl IL. hSId!es' I'LL
no Tee shall Be charged tpr an adjourned cobFt
10 The same case. Allows eefnpensajdfh Ito |
sheriffs or other Officers for one guard ,Slfh
~ cpH5ic's Y VS. pehilenslatyi qntfsS
''ie snaal qiise, slp4tel uuihoeE, I
Io11 ap. % amend meet passed 'th feotafFy
~ : en1l'iea e. Pfescllolhg certain genera
legulanons lei t9R incorporation q furnpIke
anq 1or o4aef purposes REQUIRES
reeioIs Of the company OF the meeting Of fTee7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

Filing VI i1e& SEA- ship having
sprung atleak. 40 Irish sailor was employ
ed 81 tbe pump, but first looked over the
rsil 10 seq how highthe water was on the
side 81 ihe vessel After pumping a1
hour be again took q peep over The side,
and fading the vessel was four inches
deeper than when be begau, he exslaaim-
ed, "Ansh now, Captain dears Shall
.opn pump the aeasfull et this rate. for !.
htss raised it four inches alreaoysPs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
JEFFERSON LAND
FOR SALE.

ssTNHE Exeeuiorsof the Rev w. c. walton,
l. deceased, offer for sale that beautiful and
desirable FARM in,the county of Jefferson on
tine Shenandoah River, called Bsthanu: i, con
tanning about
400 Acres OF Prime Land.
A large part Of which is in 6pe TIMBER-4hav-
ing large and commodious Dwelling, Sc, &c
small pa tof The purchase money Is to be
paid 10 hand and the balance on. long credit
Apply to 7. Daughertyb postage paid }
Charlestown, Jefferson county, Virginia.
December 80, Is4I-tf. 5~lG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
! ,RACON..

4 1000 pounds prime Bacon, bog rS 2 r.. lor
salslloW-by J. 3. PACAktLs +
Aptfl 7, l642.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

pr uheenigMd have 1iadb nrFangeinents
- 20 atte1d y the Y s. District Court Il
ssaaas99, e 81 ,PPliesiion, forlbe benefit Of
NE HankfuPl law which ma5 be eQmmitisd 70
their charge.
ADAHGHERFY & THOMPSON.
Chariessown, Jefferson CO. Va, March LII
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

4 FRESH ADD large supply Of Horehcund
nnd Other Candios- received By
nsrsh II. gHBHARD Z CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

prentice tells. Of chap no. ID 20 &c.
stacy Of oyerpoWeTing excitemeatt jump.
cd up, struck his hsts together hpd ex-i
claimed, | feel asif ! must either gut
omebody's throat or steal somebody's
walletlr i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
IA Bai'qHr cHt1p.-Fsfher | do Wish

"a BRIGHT CH!LD.-'Fafher u 90 WIsN
YOU would send for the doctor.
WHY SO. nv. child, are: you sick !:
No, II aip't exactly sick
Then Why do you waptthss dqe'orf !,
Cause. / want he should come and ieel !,
Of my pulse, and feline pdetAsr + ~ l'fea
or lozyP 4
yvh a,a,ter fellow supporting him
self agaiast the wall Of me house IKE 'nS
law for The protection Of carpenters ana
HSa,onsY Because he Is a lean on w
building
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

i TITS staied5in asrecent rePd Il made 81
the Honse Of Representatives., that IheI
Whole. amount 81 money drawn QUITO NE
Tre astirv Oh account 81 the three Branch
Mintsatthe South has been $s22 457 g.
The whole ainountcoined tyI the b1anch-
- : stated " S2lss4 7os The cost q
coming this sum atthe PhiladeFPhia Mint
Eonld have been about $4,000
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

A GRr4F RAcG.-A four mle faee-
4 as run 1t 1t New 0fleats on! the 18Th ut,
between Sarah Baden and Jim Bell, the
latter 5Uinning the R9fse - two heats.
lime 7m:. In 40 The Pitsyune.
avs il is the buiekestisuccessiye time ever
recorded 10 ibis country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

A riah vein Or yeilcw, ochre hal beesi fcuad
in she silly 81 Lancaster Pa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

IIetiysbnrR-I N1ckat.ffl 14I . i :.
R+6ert Emory, president, Pro ten, Dlcklnsan
Thema. Bowman, Grammar school, pictip,qn
N Inn d. Iyon transferred q Nav York ( oirt-
f4tsnce ana aTfpeiatedso the charge Of The CIR
nan N6.+snsif5 fhea5t tY of New York. John
81 Muehall, Agent for he s fnttican Billie S8ese-
N. Thomas D. Sargent, travelling companian
Bishop Soule. If fs :1
The ne1, annual Conference viii be held IN
.BaldmOre.City sta.ions March IS, l643. IF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
F0;R SALE,

March II, 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

"A table has been PdbI shed, ~ direction Of n
Legislature, showing Observation-Disclosures oil ire II
reciors OF the several Banks 10 the insiisuh9p'
under their care; and this shows mat IN soHl'
cases, these eenIlemen have taken Inc LloN
share" Itwillbe seen that the Directors oi If
charlestown Branch have been m9re aoslremiYYp
Than iheir breihfen ID etbqr institutions. Inreefd
we are assured thaaseme Of Them DO not owe sth'
= - - = Il Eft Il i = ~ H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

INV W -I! II. 4
Since The statement has gone IoIta 20 tlle WIZ
it is but fair that the amount Of a.
each place here Banks located, should Ias
far as practicable. BE sialed ~ ofaer tha'
nocenl may nothe cpntounded WEN me euEg
gand that the censure should taii. upon LOS y
whom Ill is applcable we have therefore
pahed the following statement q me agsi eAaG'
1 E.l 49,. III ea III .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-10
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
BALTIMORE Dec g 1870

- BALTIMORE, Dec. ., Io4Z.
DEAR SIR
The gaieties of the season are now in full vogue
here. Last Tuesday night, Mr. H. B., one of our
weahest merchants here, gave party to his third
daughter, who makes herentrSe this wear. All, or
most OF that distiugue set (the Buds and Blossoms)
were present. also Miss Grace Is, the daughter OF
our wealthiest merchant and for whose hand and
wealth there are many competitors. The company
though not very large, was very pleasant, and all
seemed to enjoy themselves
Tonight, Miss Grace B. has party at her
own house; there will be no dancing as her parents
are members of the Presbyterian church, though
there has been scarcity OF invitations, =
| am inclined to think from the present disa
greeabe state of the weather, that the attendance
will not be Overlooking; should the rain cease. in.
tend 10 go and will give you account of the same
in day or two.
Signor Mage. gives concert tonight at the As
sembly Rooms. As for public amusements here, we
have none, three or four lectures which de-
vered every night and strange to say they are ex-
ceedingly well attended The Hon. Levi Woodbu-
bury lie to deliver one tonight.
Iremain yours, &c.
RI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-10
COriantler and Sugar.

J. u. BENNETT, ESQ. =
| am exceedingly astonished that all the papers of
this city, without exception should have renamed
silent respecting the debut of young danseuse at
the Park Theatre. l aude to Miss Walters, pu-
pll OF Mr. Parker. was myself agreeaby surprised,
for not having heard a word about her. had sup.
posed she could be but very mediocre. / have seen
her In two dances, both of which she went through
with taste and skill. Of course her cracovenne is
New York, with that exception. Miss w has a
pretty face, very fine figure, and she is exceedingly
graceful: Tout ensemble, she reminded me very
much Of the celebrated Carlota Grisi. She has
danced but six or times, and it can be easily
perceived that she genee and not quite accustom-
ed to the boards, but that will wear away with time
It Is nothing more than Justice to patronse our ma
tive talent, and Miss w. bids fair to become first
rate danseuse, and one who will do honor to the
country Let her, therefore, receive the encourage
ment she so well deserves, and once the attention
find that she fully merits the praise have bestowed
upon her. ]. f. F.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-10
City Intelligence.

CHARGE OF FALSE PRErEScrs-On Wednesday, Capt
Henry c. Hanson of 90 James street. appeared at the
police and entered complaint against Joseph English
West, OF l07 81. Marks Place, to the following effect
That desiring obtain command Of the schooner Hudah
West lying at Brooklyn he made application to West
who said he had charge Of the vessel and would put him
in command and clear the vessel for if he would ad
him 5000, which to bs returned OF the pro.
ceeds of the freight of he vessel With this understand
ing Hanson pad West 500 the 9th OF last month"; and
$3.50 the l2th leaving $50 balance unpaid. de af
forwards found that attachment had been issued
the vessel and also that West not the Of the
vessel He thereors entered this complaint, and West
was arrested on Wednesday night and committed phi
He denies the soft impeachment against his honesty
asserts that three iourths OF the schooner in question
.ne property of his wife, and that he made DECLARE
point. " '''
CHILD BURNED TO DEsrH-The clothes of little girl
age aoou. syesrs, the daughter Mrs. Susan Sands Of
i5i ooerck street. took fire the 9th instant while she
was play ing near stove the ROOM and before II could
be she was SO seriously burned as to cause
death on Thursday last Her mother who was living oy
a bed in the room ct the time seized the chia and
wrapt coveret over it, but in onsnch
ing the flames until AFTER the limbs body of the Iit,i
sufferer burned to blister Parents cannot No too
cautious at this of the year in preventing small
children from approaching the fire,