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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-17
h ROMANTIC HIsToRY.
Frcra III .N:SkIs.ossn { M Y.l Csarisr.

L 4
/ 10 Eagisnd. nuaibef d YEARS since, a
young man. gamekeeper 70 noblemsn.
became scq,rsinted High sentIe, good IA
Itured, and unassuuling las. 10 his neigh.
borhood and they heeane mutually at
tached. The ,coursship etnli1Ged wear
and ball, when. bg tie sdeeease of the
hpblsman end their snsief of bis properly.
the young man, whose red name we will
n }. give bhi whom. fol- pessPicuity, We wall
name. Walton, wss deprived Of employ
ment. He resol4edfaoi leave bis native
country. dob seek home aud fortune in
America. Pregionsio bis departure. he
went 10 BID farewell to the maiden with
Hhom he-bad spen, 30 many pleasant and
happy hours. Knowing .sis limited re-
sources, and aware DC nh insarnounta,
BILE obs.-slk1 - cat A. -rtef Z q
WITH spirh of self.sacrifce wen worthy
Of her SEX bestowed privately upon her
departing lovsrla purse Of eleven guineas
which THRU had enabled her TO gather for
dsy Of need. l JEi
Walton came 10 Nav York, and found
=, ail be h4i anticipated. He cpmmenc-
.ed'a small business, and prospered 10
moderate degree II.
/. The Taden lost all trace Of Walton.
and. two years alter his departure, was
united tosa young man, who shortly after
this event. resolved To-. leave bis native
land. The newly married pair came Ia
New York, 5ut learning nothing Of Wal
ton, and Struggling With siinted means,
Iemovea ih,o the qouh1ES.
A few weeks atnce there arrived in this
village fr9fh New YORK, a couple Of gen.
!Ieuieu, Oh "a hunting excursion, They
Were 10 search Of game not Nfar from The
village. when happening 70 meet a mid
Die aged Wpmaa. WHOM Re immediafely
dlscnseredsto be-a4 eFnigranlitom has pa-
i've county oRc NJ lille gentleman enter
ed into coHvefsa,inn with her, and.iheY
SION learnedeach other 'hi.trty. II was.
Walton afa the WOMAN OF bis FIRST toye.
thus strangely met. After 50 MANY wears
4 sefafatifn H drew from his. poke,
well slofed WaRet. and Placed 10 her
hands a rdll Of bank bills. declaring that
nothing could give more pleasure than 10
feluFn.N lib Interest. thes money sh- had
50 generously given him xheni aheutito
"qnit. his oRn for strange land. Fhisis
a stranse, But is al important particulars
4 tFie history. T-24- +t'rTE
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T FsaEat fssa If
Al a4Ds,tis4 ,.ouEe 81 the Gniled states iof
tie Weststo District OF xarginia, hotden3at
siaun.on IN thszI 5ia day of fsSfuars. lsle ;
No. 20-h TIE ntatter ct JOHN p.
c4.HPBELL,of Frederick County,
Ia BAEKgpPTcYli55f
81 W G. siagie,dfn, Esq his Attorney,
anai died his pe.ilion in writing. prSayl4.g
10 De deemed Bankrupt and so To- De Ide
elaeed By decree Aof Ihis Cqqrt and thsfe.
apoGs,l Is ordered. that notice lhereois i0r e.
least iwenIy days, be published 10 The sts1nlor
: Spectator. newspaper printed at Sts1nion
aud Id the Winchester firgmiaf, aewsPaPeI
n,,,tished Al WINCHESTER, hotAl il tie wegtelt
District Of yirglntaEs and thal4he credhots o.
the said 1aha 3, Campoef, aud AL other per.
sons coDesrneA in interest 10 me said mat'esol
kBaokrnpsex. be NOTIFIED 10 appear hefe on ih'
1sih dly.ef march Aext,'to show cause, i sn,
they nave, why The PrsyeF q ZIP said PetIsioneI
should mol 81 grated.
Copy .Teste.
NicFtss K, TROUT, D Clerk,
esh OF is4a.
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poetry.
THE BLIND BoY.
war TTES m MSS GOULD.
cs=gs...a s,,a Sung j M. D.np.i.r. !.


IN y, ielI ne The form 81 lbs. sofl srmmersif,
as@'iqsseS g gent! The cpfis OF my hair; Nj
=; pisa'heS r. my lip, and u fans ny warm
! : efsiyes me q ansWfr housh ofien speak,
! ffsl Il pfsy o sfa tne refreshing and kind.
lsi Ieaargt ioeah Ito bind, % lin BIND
4 % music. what Is il ,iaad Enere does il dwell;
lisiak and mount RisA lis cadence and swell;
!" ME spneehed g ny AeaFI aTih is deep thrill
Ing sirsinr
fLHl pleasure. iifi pleasure Is iurufng 10 pain;
y bat brishtness.of hues are 10 muse c0mbined
Will any one TELL me ?-7I'm blind. Oh I'm
bind rs
The perfumes Of howekliEns 5ref Espvsfine nigh,
What arg thfy "a v hul,.silll.n1 u
IAs>Ns E-y--rps Vii,
a Peor lil;Te Boy thai - Rolhing Of sight :
The sun, moon and stars never enter my mind, /
Oh tell me what light is--l'm Bind, oh I'm
blisdl ~ 81
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NARrINspuRe March 10. 1872

+
FIRE-On yesterday morning lit.le
past l2so. clock outcitlzfns were aroused
hv The CRY 81. IRE 4 and il va discovered
thai The .Marfinstarg Woflsn Eaetoyg, the
property Of Mr. EZEKIEL SHa1wERs, was
enveloped ia flames. Wren fist seen,
BY one ot1he men attached 10 the Facto-
~, The FIRE was ascending from the south
west corner OF the roof OF the msin build
ing but before the fFemen arrived With
their engine. ihe whole interior Of Ahis,
part Of ihe Factory was on fire ! The
eSames were nov Beyond control, aud IL
was petcepiible that The whole establish,
meni must go Lna short time the large
frame building adjoining the stone bniId-i
ing 2as burnt 20 The ground but the
books. papers. and stock Of cloths, which
were ia this psrlIof the Factory, we're
preserved. The fre is supposed 10 be the
work Of an incendipry.
The wind was blowing from the south
east, andfhe sparks and cinders we're. car
RED in The direction, Of MT Bakers dwell,
ling, and at one time the house was On
FIRE. By the play If sconstani stream 81
waier, fTem The engine. on this house, al d
the buildings sbouilit. all were saved. i
We sympathize. sincerely with Mr.
Showers. His .lossis severe one !; but
| il is gratifying 10 know although Malls
short OF his actual loss-that the building,
machinery. and stock. rere Insured 10
the amount Of about S5000i--E Gdzette.
\ 4.-4 X 4, Z M 4t. PHI .'t
!, TIE MlsslSG STkAMER CALEDONIA
The New YorE Jourpalof Commerce says
| tina, the steamer Unicorn. which was &c
re,uru Immediately to Boston from bali.
lax If HE Caledonia had Arrived, bad moi
made her appearance 10 the u ter pott s'
,e as Mon4ayi evening. irol which i
las inferred thai she had pfoeeede5 e
T Liverpool. We greatly feaf that iths
! Caledonia has shared TIE fate 81 The Pre-
sideni. though there are still ipany chan
ces that, she returned % Liverpool, ef4Pn
into khe Azores. where IS d9Poi pf Goa
for the Atlantic steaniers. Bal 10 eitbel
case she ought to be AZ Boston ere this
Hi being 81 days since the date o. her de
pariure from Liverpool, II she sailed OF
lher regular day. -
TksS CT Augustine News has an article
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il - I'D !
IIw. q. SIN G LEToN,

- NIB ! AFTUILNEf n LAW,
SyF7lio practice. hi lhe FeIsraf Courts, wilt
w give his prompt At,eaiiqn to ansscases9oi
Baakaap,cy fhal may be o4amAItfd 70 has maa'
assmehl
FeRE2t, fssa 1T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-17

IIKE<El FRUIT Fresh Orunges,
fiss ~. Raisins.
Iust received and FOR sale BY
Mach s H.lALLEMoNG,
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tbs WIFE-It needs 90, guilt 10 break
husbands heart: the absence Of con-
ieuis tie murteriugs Of spleen the un.i-
dy dtess spd cheeIless bone, the forbid.
ding scowl, and, deserted hearth ;2ihese
-andofber nameless neglects-withoul 3
criaTe among them. have narrowed 10 The
quick the core ofmaDyi a man. and planted
there beyond the reach 81 cure. The germ
of dark despair. OH may woman. be-
fore thai sad sight arrives, dwell 90 the
reeollections Of her youth. and cherishng
The dear idea Of that tunetul time, awake
and keep aliveNthe promises she then 50
kindly gave and though she may be ihe
injured. NOT he injnring one-ihs forgot
ten. NO, The foEg~tiul YNe-a happy sllu
siou 10 that holf Of peace and lowe
lkinaft welcoare 10 comfortable home
smile oflage 10 Danish hostile words
Kiss Of peade 10 pardon ail The pas. y and
the hardest hesr;lthat ever locked iisell
viihin The bteasl of selfish man. will sof
len 10 her charms. and bld her live, a
she bad hoped, her years in maichless
lhiiss-losed.l loving and conient-the
sootber Of ,bf sorrDwing hour The SOURCE
Of comfort. aid ihr spring Of joy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-17

Apv,cr.--The Crescent Gity man volunteers
he f,ll,~tne advice 10 those most lniefesIrd.--
Does his intended sisler-in-lax bothff him ocea-
slpnaliyi
n your sister. while tenderly engaged
10 leader CONVERSATION with her s&eei-
heart. requests you 10 bring her glass Of
~a,er from The adjoining room. you can
start on The errand. bst you ased not re-
turn. You vii. not u missed
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FEaIsn.-A fey barrsls q good Nae ssrsl ], 10y
- sale q 5 y ALLEAvNesS;
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] fDRi JOHN % ,lI4590 O =.
/ UD EsfRgfFCELY on sa5ss: -hts Pr fcssi5pa:
~ Ssrritfs to'tbs rlf zsnsaf .s1efFtrs9n csun-
~, lIs may Al aliitisns, he fund. 1lexee7r
whsa s,fafa4 sianaify llaSs gee,1 aiAhq residence
on Mrs Alary NaAnfpgs usar sfe1Ek Btaneh
~t,ore,G lDeremt9r VI psi.
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Corner Of High & shen andodh street
HsrpsrSE r cry. Ian "a isA2
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\. loRs DEBATE ens1ea Pf lftfla interest.
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NEW GOOnS.

IN. AS II. TROUT, ., ClsEk'
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NEW YORK HERALD.
To Medical Advertisers.

The Lancet now presents the best medium oaddressing
the medical profession. Its circulation is nearly three
thousand copies weekly and extends to every section OF
the Union Publishers Of medical works, surgical in
strument makers, dentists &C. cannot find more des'
rabe and useful vehicle for their than
this popular periodical Druggists in the city canno. IN
any other way effectively address country aPo'he,
carries great number of whom practitioners anu
subscribers 10 the Lancet.
Tophysicans themselves who wish to dispose Oh 'ne''
practice procure assistants form partnerships the
Lancet affords unequslled opportunities oil eN'ehS'Vey
communicating with ;heir professional brethren. 10
professional Young men DESTROYS of obtaining situations
the same facilities are offered The various medical
schools and colleges throughout the
NJ n,va,e bo.ptals and inrmares &c should also avail
themselves of the thus presented The Lam
crculates in every considerable city and village
throughout the Union
apv,Rr.rso TERMs:-One square, one insertion, 81
So Each additional insertion, 81; per snnum,$l5. One
column one insert.on $40; each additional insertion
&C. per snnum, $50.
Bills stitched in moderate terms Three thousand
copies required.
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u. s. Circuit Court.
Btfure Judge Belts.

Before Judge Belts.
MARCH 9-Threc seamen, recently forming part
of the crew oil the whale ship Herald, were tried
fer endeavoring, in concert with seven others, 20
create mutiny on board that vessel while at sea In
the month Of October last Their names are Jonn
Smith, Peter Dargan, and Charles A. leighton. !
appeared from the testimony that the men ehipPed
on shares, but complained Of being kept short OF
provisions, and finally refused to do duty. ne
captain went into the forecastle and exPos;uiateu
with them, but without effect, and he locked tnem
up. lie soon afterwards spoke to them again, but
they refused to lay hold until their grievances were
remedied Again he turned the key upon them,
but finally endeavorcd to get them cut Of the lore
castle. They refused to go, and himself aud mates
bored hole in the partition and smoked them oat.
The captain then armed himself with pistol. and
attempted, aided by his officers, to put one OF the
men in irons, but this was opposed by the crew,
who threw pieces Of wood at them, and then iol
lowed them up The captain drew line on the
deck, and said that he would shoot any man who
advanced beyond il, but his pistol was taken away
from him. as were the irons, and thrown overheard
The mates, next day, offered the disafected men
any provisions contained in the ship II they woulu
GO TO work, but they still refused The crew con-
sisted of but twenty four in all, and the remaining
fourteen not being sufficient TO continue wnshns'
the captain obliged 10 bear up ior CaRe loWp'
which they were five weeks in reachipg. Here we
men ere delivered up to the American Consui,
who sent them to the United States, attenoeo py
three witnesses Charles III. Hail., Oh boston, sno
two others.) The vessel took on board some TOT
tuguese sailors, ana resumeu Eeh W. "So'. ~ ~"
stated on tie trial by Halla the other wi'sesses
that the captain was very severe, but that the pro
visions furnished to the disefected men were equai
ly good with that supplied to the others IN tne YES
sci, and no proper ground Of complaint could b.
| urged on that account -
| The jury found the prisoners guilty, recommend
| ing Smith TO the marcy at the Court.
| Roston The punishment 10 at the option OF tn
Court, not exceeding 81 900 fine and five years i'm
] prisonment in the States prison.
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United states District Court.
Before Judge Belts.

MARCH 9.-ThcIe being Two or three points in
relation TO the Of Zarega not yet decided, the
Court alluded to them. One Of the objections com
planned that he had not fully forth The Of
his creditors. To this the petitioner replied by
stating that the Whole Of his books and documents
had been taken away from him, and still retained,
by the sheriff, under writ issued BY the Court
OF Common Pleas, as concealed debtor. he
swears to having given full statement OF his debts
to the best Of his knowledge and belief The Court
thought this sufficient, and much, under the cir
cumstances Of the case, a. it was possible for him
to. Another objection urged that he had not been
sufficiently explicit in describing his wearing aP-
parel. The petition states that he has not sufi-
cient for himself, wife and eight children. The
Court thought the law was complied with In thus
entering snch property. 1t is sufficient to convey
an idea OF some,hing like the value, and at the same
time afford opportunity for the assignee and
creditor to investigate the matter should they see
fit, without minuteiy describing every kind OF gar
ment.
motion had been made in the case Of Frisbee to
amend, but the Court had not yet been able to In
vesigate the matter owing to the counsel Not hay,
ing handed tn. papers IN season. Adhesion VIII
probably be given this forenoon:
Seventeen petitions, the notices FOR which had
maturcd, passed, on motion, 10 the ususal decree.
Levi b. Dodge IS objected to by Thos. Howard,
second on the ground that his connection with the
firm of Dodge, Smith Co, is not explicitly stated
neither is connection with Samuel Brooke, or Al:
Vim l.. Gilbert in relation to property, nor his real
estate and other assets sufficiently described.
Henry kne0lanu oDJeCteu u ny " n hsssSh
| g. Co on the ground that he owes them judge
ment debt of So, 222 ~, and does not, in his scne
dule, refer to an annuity bequeathed him by hi'
late father, Henry Kneeland, amounting, they have
reason to believe, to $500 a year.
| 0tis Parker Jcwett was objected TO by I. u G
Wood, on the ground Of his not properly describing
| his assets, nor for how much money he has hype
thecated several thousand dollars worth Of stock o
in the Sterling Company, to W. Munson, Jr Jas
Anderson and Edwin Lord g. Co Also by Charlie
Mailer, en- the gound Of imperfect schedule, ans
| not Keeping proper books Of account.
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Baltimore
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
BALTIMORE, March 9, lSk1.

Mn. EDIroR-
The bill reported by the Committee Of Confe-
renee, requiring resumption Of specie payments
by the banks of this State on the first Of May next,
and also that they issue notes of a denomination
less than FIVE dollars passed the Senate yesterday,
and was sent to the House, where il is likely to be
successful.
John L. Cary, ESQ editor Of the Americas, deli
vered lecture last evening before the Mercantile
Library Association. 1t was a beautiful produc-
ton rich in thought. elegant in diction and in sem
timent profound. Mr.. Carey il one OF our best
writers. His only fault as public speaker Is bis
timdity, not having been much accustomed to it,
A little more practice, and he need fear no rival
There was still another currency meeting in tse
square last evening, held by the c, mmttee when
returned in the afternoon from Annapolis.
We expect the immortal Boz to arrive in this CT
ty to-day. There have been no preparations maae
for his reception. The project Of the literary as
sociations fell through. =,
Virginia moncv is getting worse, owing probably
TO the approach Of our banks towards resumption
1t is now u a 9 per cent discount. The " eainsr
this morning is cloudy, with warm south vino.
Yours, RopERIcK.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Charl, Blanchard Worcester, hearing to be had in
Boston onthe first Tuesday in Msy next; James Beals
Windsor; Thomas Chubb, Jr. Charlestown Amos
Gutter Lexington; John Chubb, Charestowp; Philip
Dascomb, Boston; Daniel Davenport Boston, formerly
called Daniel Wardwel 81, of Andover; james G Dad
ley, Newtown; John Hunting Dakin, Salem; Joseph
Derby Cambridge Leonard Everett, Dorchester; Josh
ua y Eames, South Reading; VIM Flanders Austin
Fisk, Boston; John Fowle, RoSbury; James Gould,
West Boy ston Theron Ives Westheld Joseph Lakin,
Boston; James Lawreace, West Boyls Samuel II
Livernore, Waltham; John Lowell Jr Methuen; Geo
Matthews, Boston; Nathan Monk, Stoughton; VIM
Nichols, Roxbury; David Olney Fall River; Henry L
Rnst, Boston; Benjamin Shepard, wrentham; Nathan
Ste,son, East Brdgewater Stephen Thayer, Boston;
Caleb Tinkham, Middleboro; Walton, Cambridge.
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--LATEST FROM CARrHAeENA.-By the Challenge,
Captain Valpey, arrived last night, in nineteen days
from Caithagena, we have received very late advices
from that place.
There were plenty Of provisions in market, and
spectators were ''stuck," as our news boys would
say. Four full cargoes had arrived from Jamaica
Hides were scarce and selling at eight cents
Large supplies were expected every day, however,
from the interior.
All fighting had ceased, and every thing was
quiet.
There were no American vessels in port.
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phlIade1Dhla.
Correspondence of the Herald

ICoTresPohdenctUr sHe fe1 -
PuILApHIruIA, March 3, 1872.
Storm Resumption Dill passed-Dr Lardne' Lee
ture-S Stocks Case Of Biddfe Compartments &c
Forgery Case-Se
This has been amost decidedly stormy day, with
out business, news or pcdent, so far as have been
able TO learn. The Herald has come and, as usual,
every body is reading it. BY the way, would
thank you for the future, not TO couple my letters
with those Of your correspondent "Wray,' or In
fact, with the letter OF any one. Remember this.
The mail which reached here last night rom
Harrisburg brought word Of the passage Of the I'm
mediate Resumption Bill by the House OF Assembly,
so that il now only requires the signature OF the
Governor 10 become q law. This it probably re-
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Harrisburg.
Correspondence of the HeraId.l
HARRISBURG, March 8, la

The Resumption BM-Intenal Improvements, &c.
Yesterday after considerable debate, the Senate
by vote of Fl to IL, agreed TO the report of the
committee on conference on the Bank bill. The
Heuse have had much debate upon it, and will in
all probability agree TO it in the course Of the day
The bill authorizing the sale Of the main line Of
our improvements, from Philadelphia to Pittsburg,
IS under consideration in the Senate. 1t is pro-
posedto dispose Of the whole line. together wnh
all the hxtafcs, for the sum of S15OOO 0OO and to
receive in payment therefore, State stock at par.
An amendme Mt was offered to reduce the sum to
] SI2 100000. In haste. Sc. Alb.
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MESDr ArmcASs.-The Amistad negroes have
arrived at Sierra Leone, in the bark Gentleman,
from this port.

The Misses SHAw's CONCERT AT THE SOCIETY
LIBRARY THIS EVENING We would direct part-
cular attention to the programme Of the concert to
be given this evening by the Misses Shaw, from
Philadelphia. The announcement Of the appear
ance of these gifted young ladies has excited great
interest, united with the claims which extreme
youth, ordinary beauty, land acknowledged talent
present there ether considerations to which we
merely advert, but which must ensure their IA
vorabe reception here. The eldest Of these inie-
resting debutanes is only sixteen, and besides the
possession of personal attractions, has voice Of
great compass and fexibility. Tickets are to be
obtained only at the door.
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Bankrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Robert A Sands, (firm Of Sands Shawl New York, to
be declared bankrupt April Ebenezer Kicker Doe do;
Horace Billings do; Henry stler April l6; David II
Robertson, do.
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CouRr COMMON PLEAs-Part l, at 10 o'clock A NJ
Nos 81, %, 81 80, So %, 49, 49, 49, S. 49, ST. 95 $780,
A. lSe.
Part J. at o'clock Nos Ia 1872 9oo SO, no. J, l5s
li6, ~, 201, 2s4 206, 2Os, 40 ola, 2l4 ZIG, ais
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AccIpESr.-Last evening, ss the schooner Chal
lenge, Capt. Valpey, from Carthagena, cast ancher,
the chain "fouled." and the Pilot, Mr.. Daniel Ma.
gin was seriously injured by handspike striking
him on the head
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-10

MoNuMEN Mt I'd McDoHALD CLARKE The friends
opoor Clark are exerting themselves to raise funds
for the purpose of erecting monument to his me.
mory in the Greenwood Cemetery Subscription
papers may be found by these who wish to subscribe
at the Astor House, Carlton House, Pattnson cor
ner of Ann and Nassau streets, and at the Fancy
store of Messrs. Woodworh's, 325 Broadway.