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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
THE SEASONS or LOVE.

THE SEASONS or LOVE.
~ 0EoReE r stoRaIs.
The spriEg lime Of love
Is both happy aud gay,
For Joy sFlinkles blossoms
And balm ID our ways
The sky. earth and ocean
10 beauty repose.
And al the bright fnlure
Is eoltnr d rose.
The summer Of love
Is The bloom Of he heart,
When hill grove and valley
Their music impari.
And the pure glow Of Heaven
Is gen IN fond eyes,
As hkes show The rainbow
That'shurg IN The skies.
The autumn of love
Is The season or cheer,
Lies lntis IHdihn summer,
The smile Of The year;
Which comes when hegoIden
Ripe harvest is stored,
And yields It's own blessings, Il.
RePose End reward.
The winter OF love
Is lhe beam that We win,
While the storm howls-withou,,
From the sunshine within. N
Loves reign is eternal,
The heart is bis throne,
-NH III
And he has all seasons
or life for his own. #
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

4THnE subscriber would say 70 those in Ar
! Eeafs % The late 6rm Of WA 5. L0Ck
q Col. lh.t more lhst lhrse yearshase eispsel
f'1ct ne dissolution 81 Thai 6rm. and yet from
- delay 81 pnynenf b those who owe them
hoy hare been unable 10 clese up bal concern
may nov ~ % those Indebted 10 then, CON.
I1fNofl, 1hd pay part atleast--if noi, theil
1tI'zaiiQEs will bs transferred attention L re
Euii11 without delay.
WA. S. LOCK-
JktI II, lat5. Wu. 7. Lock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
CHANDELIERS ~
=. IN. LMfhef..

N EsPEcTFULLY inforEss The public that
H. he has established himself in the Chand-
lsry Business 10 The large Stone Hogse IN South
Bolivar, where 40 would BE- pleased 10 receive
The patronage Of the public. He will always
have % hand, CANDLES and SOAP ofthe very
bes, description. and win pledge himself 10 sell
lower than any other establishment 10 the
county.
He viii nav cash, Or exchange Candies OF
Soap for TalloW, Lard, and Ashes.
He invites the farmers and others 70 call Al
his esiablishment
Dec %. feta --Sm.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
lMN9eRNsR.

xrnHE undersigned will have their accounts
A ready fer settlement on the first Of Janua-
=. ajd as1hey have not had . settlement since
sis formation ofthe eo-PAFtneFsh:p q 6months)
shsy sxpdct :heir. customers 70 be Ppnclual in
ealilax q make settlements.
], H. BEARD & co.
pecsnbsf a9, ls4S.
RAll persons having accounts against me
;n{is5au,lIx viii please present. them for settle
ment. a wish 4 general closing 70 the end Of
ghis year. JOHN J. q. SfhAtln'
Bscsnbsr -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
/ George W.nl. Ransoll,

ATTORNEY at lhavys
le7AS returned 70 Chariestown, with the
~ rev Of attending exclusively 10 business
IL his proiession. He viii attend the Courts in
Jefferson aud the adjoiaibg counties
Once "a the White building East Of Carriers
Hotel.
Jan. S, se43. --tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

there = NOT , barbef's clerk ID any Of our sea-
port towns who e DOT better acquainted with
currency, brokerage. and exchange, than either
ksir Play Of Hard Times. / Wi therefore
"a We the field entirely 10 The possession df
FAIR Play. now and forever. aud be may occupy
i Is long and As muth ts be plekses for the ex-
ercise 81 his troops sitheF Cor his own auiuse
ment 81 The amusement Of your readers
BARD TIMES,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
TAKE NOTICE.

UsH0sE persons Indebted on Book Account
Is j. AZ. Robinsop, are earnestly requested
Is call % his successors, 1.-THE undenigned, , and
sstlls ID. Al many Of the accounts have been
siahding two years without settlement, iusther
indulgSnce cannot Be given.
Published b order of J. n. Robinson
A& g w HOLLAND.
Harpers-Eerry, Jan, III.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

The Charleston Mercury discovers some
rare insiance Of Modification. and chuck
les much in being sustained ~ several
States claiming 10 be Of the Jetfersonian
school ofDethotracy. II cites, among
others, The tollpwings
Missouri has nugIifed the Apportion
nent Bill
New Hampshire has nullifed i;
Georgia has nuili6sd q;
Ohio nullife5, 9Th armed band. The
law fixing her BOUNDARY with Michigan.
And Ia the excess of iis JOY Al these
movements, il even logs in the noi'liira.
ion Of Massachusetts during thelste war
Wonder il had not fortified Itself still
furIher by The example 81 The Hartford
Yefiiy, President TYLER i gathering
abundant fruit ttem his quasi Veto o. ne
Apporiionmeni Fill 81 edmond Netgi
aIIe ba,lworkeh aeeeii shall not dwell With
IN nv house he l.at lellslh lies shall mol safiY
81 ~ sieh,s - las n Dlarif.
Tbis 4 lie 81 eInn4tipn which he American
nrople EilI nuas. John TtieIs fer his deceit be
Xii not dwcl sifsfn Xii honseI for his lies, be
Shall Be driven fEis inslsnlhctIees-sN kTsisi.
Four convict. escaped IRON Wssumpka, Az.
81 scaling The jailiwalll.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
JAMES 10 STEW EWa
ATroRM Hv AR Law,

I'll As permanently located himself]at Mar
~ tInsbdrg, Berkeley County, and respect
fully offers bis professional services TO the pub
lie He will regularly attend The Superior and
Interiot Courts of Berkeley, Jefferson, and Nor
gan Counties, and give prompt attention ID any
business entrusted 10 his care.
0iice nearly opposite the store Of Messrs.
Wilson & Doll,
March a., 1912. III,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
BI0lEA BID - AHlElSlD,
ATTORNEY AT Law.

"IILL Practise Law ID Jeferson, and the
Wv neighboring counties Ii the conrsc
Of 4 few days he will open al Office in Charles
town. Ualil then, may be found ON every
Monday IND Friday, at Carriers Hotel.
sJLAddfess al charlestown. Jefferson county,
va or nj arpers-Ferry
Dec %. 1885,. If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
IA OARDo

n.R sNYDER has associated with him 10
- of Medicine, Or. GERARD
~. i. ss<1 e d(1sef. b tilHt9Ity,
they u sllena jointly and 4 ithouf extra charge.
eZDr. uAsoB may Be fousdat Csier's Hotel,
Mhen not professionally engaged
January 10, 1873 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.--The Re
port Of This companyFshows tina. less than
lS miles remain unfinished 10 CuulbeF-
land, the estimated cost OF. which is one
million FIVE hundred and fosty,fve thou,
sand dollars. The present debts Of the
company amount to Sl,5l7l7l4 bai
which can be reduced by assets Of The
Company TO about $i,3o0O0O The
President states that the Company j.
much embauassrd with lawsuits. and
suggests. thatN ithe the intention Of the
State Of Marylahd to foreclose the mort.
gage which j, holdst> the present is a IA.
yorable opportunity, The receipts fol
tolls during the.twelYe Notwithstanding
on the first Of Decen.b Der last, were $54, ].
600, being an excess over Nose OF las
year Of $l500. I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
ECONOMY ON i SMALL SCALE.

80 iar IS our experience goes, It esiab<
fishes the position that the rery first ex-
SRenses man reirenchess when be Rela
into an economical ct. Is The subscriptions
Iqi newspaper Newspapers sfe
things, argues be. (which can be dis
pensed win, and cost money lhat might
.be saved Agreed, so may the educa-
lion Of our children Indeed. may
.uine. lenths Of the articles necessary is
our comfort. ANY one may get rich
who will live on bread and clolhe himself
stn rags. But who could live . bruie fsf
.lhe mere pleasure Of saving money.
which he cannolhence carry with him -
There are lew snch--five OF ten 10 mil
hoe and how wIesched are they'll Most
smen. sensible fhat they must die, sfs
disposed 10 enjoy little Of The fruit Of
their labor andsnothing is, perhaps more
Necessary 70 the enjoyment Of society.
orseli satisfaction 10 retirement, than the
well informed and II yirtuous mind. Il
gives zesi 10 all things 10 prosperity. and
rs the estresource in adversely. News-
papers are the best possible channels fof
9blsinfns an acquaintance with lie affairs
81 the world and to.impIant desires in The
aearis Of youth Ior maturity. In truth;
..hey are the great engines that move the
moral aud political .MoIld, and not only
aid ia establishing he character. but in
preserving the Liberties Of people,
Viewed in this light, and il is not Too
Strong a one, We would ask--sra there
not hundred items Of expenditures.
which person oughtto Gu, eff rather
shan depnSe himself q The solif benefit.
derived from good newspaper.
Is #. Chr Indsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02


'WHAr is HAPPINESS - Let q MAD
have ell the world can give him he is
Sill miserable fhe has a grovelIing. I'M
devoted mind. Let him HAYS his gar--
1ens, bis fields. his woods, bis lawns. for
grandeur plenty. ornament and gratifca-
lion While at The same lime God is not
20 All bis thoughts. And let another have
lneilber field NOR gaTden, let film Only
lcok al nature withsn enlightened mind
"a mind which can see and adore the
Creator in all bis works-ca consider
sher1 as demonstrations Of lis power, his
wisdom, bis goodness, and his truth -
.this man is greater, as we'll as happier, Id
bis poverty than the other 10 bis riches
The one little higher than a beas,-the
other little lower than an angel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

AwFU4 pRArH Some persons CO.
gagged in,feling trees, LATELY. near Thi.
bodauxvisle, La, discovered "a human
skull and sbones and number Jcf articles
ia the hollow Of tree they cut down
Il was supposed arunaway negro o. some
other evil doer; who had stolen things
and plsced them within the cavity for
and on repeating bis visit
had bert down 10 see II iii Ras Fight, had
fallen ia head foremost, and as ihe hollow
was loo narrow 10 turn round, be starved
10 death.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
1 U1ENTFTS1FRY.

M. MCCORMICK respectfully informs the
~ citizsns Or Chsriestown snd vicinity, that
be may Be found Il csrtef's Hotel. during The
morsk Of February. 10 attend ID the line Of bis
profession.
1pn. ~. I8l3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

The Jests Of Mem York The Jews 10
New Yotk are said 10 be Ten thousandin
number They have six synagogues.7A
Their Benevolent Society has 10 the slast
year, collected about 900 apdIexpended
about loco dollars. The legal liabilities
they sill lie under 10 some counties Of
Europe, and The Strong prrjudices they
have 10 encounter, are. il is said. driving
many persons Of this faith 10 seek refuge
in the United States
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

"a cause Of faiiars in Many m IN
fail in life from Ihe want, as they Are toe
ready 10 suppose Or those great occasions
Iwherinthey might have shown their trust
worthiness and their integrity But III
such persons should rene mber, that 10 DR..
derto Try whethera vessel Be leaky we firsl
proye'it with waller before W. trust il with
vine. The more mipate, trivial, and We
might say yernaeular, opportunities Of oe-
ing just and upright, are Constantly occur
ing 10 every one; and III hn unimpeach
able character inl these lesser things iaai
almost invariably preparesIand produce.
those very opportunities of greater adj
yancement- and Of shighfr confidence
which iuras out 90 rich1a harvest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

Deaths 6y Consumption Ia Boston, Nt,r
York. and Paitddej3hia-An article BY
Dir. Haysard. If Boston. for the New
England Quarterly Journal Of Medicine
and Surgery, for January, furnishes the
following statistics. In Boslonff The
hole number Of deaths for thirty years,
from Isl to 1910 inclusive. was 80 6lf
by consumption. 6243. In New York
during lbe same time, there were 1872,
4s5 deaths, Of which 81. 4S6 were Of con.
SUMPTION Ii Phiadelphia, Il3,596-by
consumption, 1921. Average number
OF deathsiby consumption 10 Boston, | h
6lS5; inNew York, 10 5547 10 Phila.
delpbia. i TO I, 0O3-ihe difference being
ia favor oil Philadelphia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

FIRMNEss.- Jan should be Grm-- wo.
man should be ffm--al our decisions
and dolngs should show 6rmness and rea-
son. What can we effect from . tfifing
and sascilating courses Does any one
knownf man mho eyer got rich or hap.
by on account Of there being no depen-
denee 10 be placed in hih' Wepresume
not, Firmness OF character carries 1
man through The world easily makes him
respected by dill, gairs for him good
name. and sheds around blessings innn,
merable, Without il, he il despised BY
bis friends, led into thousand snsres By
bis enemies. enliced from virtue by those
be leasts suspects, and finally commits
crimes for want Of 6rmness to resist the
allurcmeuts Of VICE Portland Tribune.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
POptiLARIIIY.

To endeavor 10 deserve llhe favorable
opinion Of The public, Is a noble ambition;
but TO courtfit BY mean compliances@ and
pitiful lures, is debaseing tothe dignity cf
man. and shows want of true greatness
of1soul. The huzzas Oh mob, aud The
acclamations of The iguofast, ate not
worthy the desiIe of tie. wise, and are
beneath the. acceptance of.Ithe good.
The most worthless ctataeteFs, Indeed
are generally the greatest iayoiiles with
the herd Of rnapaud. a plausible maq-
+neri lpW Tcondeseension, an. sction of
pdisgrace, suited io lhe7tssles54inteDded 10
Hbe pleased, will gaip more applause from
the CROWD, than long lie dedicated 70
vilile. and spent III silent benevolehce.
Rank talents and learning, hen they
sink beneath their level. on purpose 10
gain popularity, will seldomHbe disappoini-
ed 81 their aim bull they will have little
reason 70 be- proud d their acquisition.---
The conscious dignity Of worth must De
lost, before such piisIul ambition can ac-
tuaie The mind; and feyen SLOWING that
The Enjoyment ofropnlar applause is gfa-
flying Tor the moRneni, how little is il 10
be depended Oh 50 sudden, among The
bulk Of mankind, is the transition irdm
one extreme 10 another, thstflhe clap of
appreciation, and the hiss of contempt,
are only distinguished BY slight shades ;
and be who is weak enough 10 exult on
hearing the former, may, in very short
time, be mortified with the sound Of Che
latter!
Strange infatuai;on 70 pursue, phap-
tom spfugitiye, a blis8so uncertain as the
Eacclamations Of The people Yet hoy
many are there Who sacrifice health, for
tune and friends, ID ibis faneied good !;
who prefer being falfered by fools. 10 The
approbaliop of the wise; ard who risk
every thing hatis valuable ID life, or ex-
cellent in morals, rather ihan moi gain The
praise Of The WerlhlSss, which they are
sensible they ougRttq de<pise.
Every person. al ffst setting out, should
study 10 acquire and Display asfrmness Of
character, which will neifher bend 10 un,
deserved censure, nor Be elaSed with the
voice oftunnespipg applapse,ghe ought
neither to seek nor 70 shun popularity
but, acting uniformly on proper principles,
TO leave 10 foriuTneth The eyrnt. Without
/ this firmness, man becomes the shuttle.
1 cock of opinion-he is banded about ia
/ sport--he shifts With every gale thai
moves The ocean Of liiel AID neyerfeaches
1.-THE haven Of peace.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

Woman ! love is beautiful flower, ihst
pafifies BY lie sweetest frsgrance thetaint-
ed air Of man existence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
GsnFraI ! FnteIIieenrf.

in Interesting SesneI--H having be-
came known thai ihe proprietor Of lhe
Globe Mills. in Kensington wss about 10
resume operations. and had fixed upon
yesterday as the day for commencing. the
extensive yard attached 10 The Mills was
filled early yesterday morniag BY mass
Fof peopie4numbering considerably over 4
ihousand, oil ANXIOUS 10 obtain employ
ment. II being found impossible to Sc.
lecl from among the anxious expecianis,
The foremanoflhe establishment proceed
edso the second story Of the building,
and from a window called out the names
Of four hundred Ct those formerly EN-
EPloyed, who on stepping forward were
Immediately set to work. and The rest
were dismissed. The Mills are now in
foil operation. and il is hoped will long
continue SOL s. Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
B. H. w asIhimgtom
ATTORNEY Ar Law,

Gharlesto,On, JeGersonC County, Virginia,
NZTILL practice 10 The Courts Of Jefferson
" and the adjoining counties.
Dec. 1 ls42. --lG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

The New York Tribune, Of Saturday.
contains an account OF Power Loom
recently Invented ty MIR. Clinton G.
Gibbons. Among the peculiarities Of this
new Loom is lis dispensing entirely &ith
cams, headdles and treaddles in weaving
every description 81 cloth. The new
feature which the inventor calls ''iptJl
puiler" seems almost instinct with intelli,
gence and life. craving every thread Of
the weftiisht, after the shuttle has been
thrown, drawing il forward and laying il
up 10 thetiace Of The cloth, thereby pre-
venting the looping Of The welt-thread
occasioned BY the diagonal! The machine
stops The instant Shuttle is exhausted Or
a thread broken, thus securing that
perfect appearance Indispensable 10 Jig
ured cloths. And although working 81 q
speed Of 1000 picks Or threadso welt per
minute. The fabric produced was absolute
lyIfaullless. \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

sIanders are ike flies. thai leap over : e
mans good psrIs % light only upon his
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

FAuLTs -Remember that d slight
facl, detected i'd lime, and guarded a.
gaiast with The utmos! vigilance, will re-
snlt 10 your credit and honor, and make
lie next difficulty more easy 10 be oyer
eome. The young dislike very much %
have theirMrong actions. exposed 10 view.
They would much rather otter falsehood
than be detected. But blessed is that
youth, whose mind has been tempered
10 religions holy ount!-he knows the
value Of friend who can spread 10 tho
RYE the corrup'ions Of his nature, and point
him IL safe and easy remedy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

- nan who cannot bear the kowis 81.
<titapefaiion ef he evil minded and VII
Gloss sfpnad lin, calmly and without y
TsShor. must be content 10 drag out life
.oi iasigai6cance. OF one 81 haTassing per-
seculion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02


4 Tie Nan nihout Moaey.-A man with
ouismoney is q body without Souls
walking deaih--a spectre that irightensi
avery one. His counienance.is sorrowful,
and his conversation languishing and ie-
dious. II he calls upon an acquaintance
fhe never finds him at home, and il he
opens bis moth he is interrupted every
moment. 50 that heamay not have 81
Iichsnce 10 finish his discourse. which, It iSf
ffeared will end with asking for money
He is avoided like person infected With
disease, and is regarded as an encumf
Iofance 10 The earth. Want wakes him up
Fin The morning, and misery accompanies
him TO his bed Il night. The ladies dis
cover bin ID be grea. booby landlords
Ebelieve that he lives upon air, and il hs
wants any thing from BRIDESMAID he il
asked for cash before delivery. /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

Il Never wear a look Of revenge. when
prevented from praclicing those things.
Which,. although they may seem pleasant
10 ron now, experience will prove Them
! to BE toNgopr disadvantage
portland 7ribins.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

FLATTxRY The heart has 90 avenue
q open asgfhal of Haliery; which. ike
rasnsr sp<hantmsD!, lays all is guards
As!kee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

Among HE births hat occurred on
Board the Goddess 81 Liberty. on her Trip
from New Orleans 10 StyKouis, was enc
pair 81 twins--4he one girl, and the oh
n boy--one Of which was named COP
nEss and The other>LIBERTY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

Four cousirls eaesPsd from Wsiumpka, Ak
81 scaling fhe jailsvalls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-09
Vice ChancelIor's Court.

AUo 9-Important TO Port Wardsns and Ship Masters.
The Vice Chsnceler this morning gave decision in
OF importance to OF ships well as to
the and port wardens OF this port The
entitled William Tyack and others, masters and port
dens Of the po't New York Rueben Brumey and 9th
1t came up in the nature of an application on the
interfering with their business surveyors and masters
The port wsrdens have authority from the Executive OF
their Office amongst which is the examination and sur
veyng of vessels ascertain whether they
thy The defendants, Brumley, Mercy, Chandler and
Others however have formed themselves into company
and have caused to be appointed by the Chem
rine surveyors and they have issued circulars
cling their table of fees end by prosecuting swch business
they interered with the dntiSs OF the port warden
no now sought to restrain them. The Vce Chancellor
decided that an injunction mgh be issued according
the prayer Of the petitioners, ont wh This modification
and exception, tnst The defendants shall bs liberty
appraisers snd surveyors in with other ci
tizens when called upon by owners and underwater
a.id others 10 survey vessels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-09

DR.. FUsEY. "A great many cock.and-bull stories
about this notorious divine going the rounds of
the papers. Amongst them is one by newspaper
scribbler connected with Richmond paper which
represents the Doctor as " diminuiive locking
man" and very eccentric. II is added that he end
his wife, in order 10 mortfy the flesh, are in the
habit Of having the most elegant dinners placed on
the table, to which they sit down, but Immediately
rise without eating mouthful. What becomes Of
the vIands afterwards the veracious correspondent
does not inform us, but from the facility with which
he swallows all sorts OF stories we are inclined TO
suppose that he would be very seryiceable In effect
ing the expeditions disposal of the savory dishes
placed OH the Doctors table.