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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
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IN EsgEcTfULl.Y informs The citizens 81
( HG chariestown and tie adjacent county
thaths has opened 4 TAILORING ESTAB-
IISll1ENTa lev doors Esst .of Alr. David
Humphreys, Siore. aud nearly opposite ihr
Store IL Afr. c. ii. Aisqai,h, 10 the Saep sor-
meS!y oecupied hy Mr. Thomas y. Wooster
where he Is .prepate ed o execute in.ske neates,
1aa NEST fashionable ss5le, az articles IN his
line 81 business. sid al prices 70 suit the Tines
Ffom iosg experiences ID business. AID: the ge-
neral satisfaction he has rendered 50 Ear, he can
vita safety insure a nsat CT, and perfect salts
faction to shoso who msy be pleased 70 patron
ize him.
Having made AMPLE arrangements 10 BE pro-
viaed with he z FASHIONS rs they are regular
Il issued, be cSn promise The very "tin Of the
fashionfn 10 akoss desiring their garments 50
made, ard are thus enabled 70 say that the
laos, hslidions viii Sc served 10 order b CIV,
ing him a,ealf
As noue bet the very best wOekmtn viii be
employed, the public fnay rest assured thai b.
work win Be both neat and durable
He hapes, b. strict astention 20 business
and fahrsusiEls ID eagsgeme6ts, . receive !
liberal rorlion 81 dsscsrning public patronage
chsslesloea. Nov 2. lssS- en-.
E73codnts5 Produce viii Be taken Al AZ
lines ID exeienge forwofk. Al cash prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
THE FLovvTNa
SPRE.yS1 .TsEELS.

FEsfil5aueientsa syeA known acknowledgment
u now 10 6etiet repair o manufacture
flafr than il has ever been nee IT, was fifsl
lia5t. whieh j. asmosi cerisry -zasyirg one II
liz hest kubbsrs 70 cesn Wheat from, lilth tlgas
Il u the Stat6 81 Virginia nades b Que 81 tie
owners d The Miil~Eluas $ SgipFR. Bcmg
ihas prepared 90 gsihd 81 kilAs.of Grain. ald
uishias7te be constantiy esfpiuyed We would
solicit al thpse who. hive Grain 10 griad %
Ave as call ard see whether We vii ~Tot 20
IA we'll for them a. any olhtrAidl ID iile coun.
~. For cxcfs hundred bushels II Merchsn;a.
ia wheai, weighing 60 pounds to tie balhel-
we viii give % baireFs Snperhse Flour, and
II nd The inspection in Baltimore, orin the Dis.
triei of cofNmbia. We VIII aso farnsh cash
ii requested BY the owners Of ihe Wheat, tacs
laying fot the same when they get the relurn
In their Flour We MiAAi-6 give 1885 pounds
IL OHslL fafSesery hundred bushels OF Wheat
we would rather the fafsner would grind his
Ayheagwith is Cor toll, than foFsns 10 bay, vel
&c any prefer sotiihg. we wall buy II fair mar.
Let pg Zee. aud pay The cash on delivery.
The psbiics humale servants.
ABRAHAM SNYDER,
ELISHA s. SNYDER.
Flowing Spring, Aug. ,, ls43s-9n.
ep OR lSaw MAJ and Plaster NIL
are IN good order, end Corn Grindng
~ ne Cob IS regularly attended to.
"A. s. ElS. SNYDER. s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
.Dtfsrrsu artIrIsa.

Governor Chambers. Oh Iowa. IN his an
,uual message transmitted TO the legisla-
lure OF that Territory on the l4lh OF De
cember, expresses The opinion That The
population Of the Territory il large enough
to entills il 10 admission into The Union
as d State. He recommends the Legisla
tureto take The necessary steps 10 ascertain
the wishes Of The people on this subject.
He states that I'VE Sac and Fox Indians
in conformityao Vie r ATTY have moved
aud that The large aud fertile portion o
Iowa occupied W them is fas, filling W
with emigraniN
The Wihnebagoes refuse to remove
This the Governor attributes 10 their 10,
temperance and The lawless interference
OF bad white men.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11


TBFoRY OF MARRIAGES There wssss
merry felloe who supped with Pluto hree
thousand years ago. and the conversation
Turned upon love and the choice OF wives.
He said, He had learned from very ear.
nv tradition that nan was created. male
and female, with duplicate sci ofhmss,
aud performed his locomotive frnciioas
with . Mind Of rotary movement ass q
wheel; that be became, in. consequence,
50 excessively insolens. that Jupiter, "a.
aignant. split him ia two thai SINCE hat
sime each runs through the world 10 q,sesl
81 The other half; II the two Original
halves meet, they are a very loving cou.
ple otherwise they are subject 10 q mis-,
cradle. scoldsDgs psevish. and uncoa Ee.
nial ma'rimoag. The search khe ssi3,
Vas rendered difficult fos the reason ia
lone man. slishted upoa hall thai 81
not bslone 10 bin, another did necsssslii,
the ssuse. til HE Whole affair MAS ihsoFi
into irresrievable eonlosion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
1YmEAT XYANFED

FNl4E subscribers arf DESTROYS 81 purchasing
isrge aaaatily ol Wheat. for glich they
viii pay Tie highest en- rrice on delivery III
she old Far61ee--or sho8l8 farmers prefer il,
view haul il from their barns, as We keep a
lean for ihat purpose.
We viii slso transport Flour. Wheat. ard
ughaF prolu8e by waa Tihe Canal to'lhe Dis.
lriss, n The lavest poss BE rates.
On hand aud for sala. Of exchange for coua-
! tFs presuoe,
Piaslsr, Salt, floceries, Sc. Sc.
Farmers are desired to awe Us cali before
.llsposing ri their GraH as We will gys Tie
(, highest cash price on aslyefy
a. II S.Y. w, MOORE.
Old Fflxnarp July 81 1914
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

MARRlAGE.-I never new a marriage
expressly for money, that did not end On,
happily. Yet managing mothers ans
hearlless daughters are continually Plagl
ing the same unIucky game. beliefs
ythai men more frequently marry Tor lofe
than woyen, because they have q ,lrst
choice am afraid 10 conjecture hos
Elarge portion d women many. bessIe
they think they will not have bei,es
chance, and dread beirg DEPENDENT SpSb
marriages. no doubt. sometimes, prove VI
lefably comfortable, but greater numbeI
would have been far happier single. lsI
nay judge by NY observation Of sush
matters. marrying for home is q mnsl
tirssome way Of getting living - ifs.
Gtilg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
LIrr.

The las leaf thetfalls il Autumn zhanr,
The rose thai fades upon he SEN.
Are embiems d lie kileni power
oflime and ebanss e'eru and lhemS
Vel happier in The rlSse's fair,
For spring 1iil otker leaves restore,
And sepAmef viii rdw flowers create. N
|. As bright IS thosegS hich tloomeds 6egofe.
Bot when LIES mernipz dream depart,
And grief snecerdf .6e faDcied bliss,
On vhaFshsH< cheer she lonely heart,
or soften snrrowk hEistrness;
Years vii roll oH--ane tine viii bfieg
rs FsIi,ins ehsness ent IN yain-
Ipese = 10 he bot fafishart spring,
!; And i can ns'er Esibfp'again
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
aeItftaL.

Loco Foco FditA aud Consistency The
Wings 10 Congress were blamed loudly
70. eoscling the oae-hoar rule. II was
declared 10 Sc a villianous gag, restricting
the freedom .ol specify and depriving The
rlembefs Of The right ID be heard 10 behalf
Of their cOnsliiuents--as though sensible
man coeld not say all he had to say in an
hour as we'll as 10 FIVE. Yet, no sooner
have he Locosi obtained the ascsndency
than they re4enact this sau eobe;bour rule,
which had so long beea an abonination
and outrage 10 the sight pf tier followers
No, word 81 complaint is heard from enc
81 their papers. as tar as we have noticed
! Aud more ihan ibis. the 2lsi Rule, er.
.cluding .4bofillon petitions, which the
Wing Congress refused 10 rescind. has
been rescindedf5y the Democratic MAORI
III, and mol WORD is said on that score -
Il was necessary tia. MIR, Van Buren,
should concissie the Abolitionists al the
North; and MI. Beardsleyi his right hand
man in Congress, now declares. what Mr..
Clay msinlsinad was the true policy all
alolfgs that The best wsy 10 dissrm those
who complainant that The right Of P,fiii9a
had. been yEolaled, is TO receive their Pc
tiiions. and re1}ort upon hem Shall we
hear anv thing more than protest frum
The Enquirer 90 this subjecI' Wiilthat
paper not be as ardent for Mr.. Van Buren,
as ever, thougs9ii must seethst this move
meaiis designae 10 operate upon the Abo-
liiionis,s: We ask the impartial reader
10 mite. these. tbiues.-Htn. Rep.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

4 Il persons having open scconnls on cur
hooks. OElha books o( ], n. Robinson, ard
srshy notified that 4 settlement 81 such &C.
ants - note q easa,is positively required.
1 respectfully requested 81 d. BEFORE he ii
daary, 1874 Should such settlements iot 30
sdt. Ne viii Be cpmpsllld,t use some cor.
. means o obtain settlement Persons
N;dr cinins aklit<l q pre requested 10 l.,sd
IN Il 81 thai lime. hnd ibky viii be psI3
fh,8ilh A sc 3 ROLAND.
asf5sis Ferry. Dee u ISIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
SECOND SUPPLYI
second supply Or
IEeE.N.TER M0OD&:
AuCELDn 7E aRS E0R
Jefferson (,ciitsIy. Virginia.

YsfsiE slb.css5eFs kastns iskea cal auction.
GERS flssase far. trlIerssp ccaniy. respect;
Iailg, aaooaaks "a their friends snd rue public
generally. skatthsy VIII FecsIse All kinds 81
Acreha1aise, Furniture. asd Other goods for
4sIel ii their sustioa Roams attiarpers-Ferry,
Fa. Thsy win also attend 10 al public sales
thr6neh tse county,.
PetsonA who err sales without license, would
DO well % obserse tlis poiice, and not infringe
on TIE rights 81 ihr subscribers
Our terms will 6e moderate --such as " i'll suit
ahe lines
Refer fogg Wager snd lsaae Fouke. E,a's,
FfaepersFSfrs Geo W. sarpiHstoH aud hm.
b. Th5mpson Esq'rs, e paflesiown.
DAVID KeoNcE,
YM CLARK.
I Harnef. Ferry Nar 31.-46A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

The Nav York Express sfys-eIt S
within few days q The 6tst pi he year,
and 4 E have seen the shortess days. and
YET moi rake Of ice has YET made IS aps
peaTance "a our bay Of barbour--a ciss
cumstanca Of very1 rare occurrence. and
one that we do nol recolleci ever 10 have
known before.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Lat me counsel you. thep. never to ut-
isI sniexpressien. or do ad aci, which 9.
ven: looks like soliciting any gentleman I
niirnsion. Every expressbd Of civilitY
20 b of any value, must be perfectly vol
unikry ard any wish on yobfpar.. wheth-
er tiFecily or indirectly expressed, 70
msse yoerself favo.ise, will be certain
10 se5ken the disgust Of ali who know il.
| whpld not recommend 10 you any thing
hk9Ia prudish or affected reserve but e
vedlais is not so unfortunate aaex,reme,
IS II excessive forwardness. While you
50 isedestly accept any aIieniic. WHICH
probEiely warranls.l let there be nd tempt
Il s5Ful insinuslion on one had, or al
iakIlsg nan's heart BY Storm on the 9th
ar 49,
Be mol ambitious 10 be considered 4
bellf5 Indeed, had rather YOU would BE
ATHEIST any thing else. which does mol In
yolvs gross moral o6liquity, than ihis.--
Il isthe fate Of most bellies that thew BEL
come foolshly vain, think Of nothing, and
care for nothing beyond personal display;
and hos unfrsqaenily sacrifice themselves
an ! mad bargain, which involves their
fdesanies FOR lie. The more Of solid and
enduring esteem you enjoy, The. better;
andsyop ought 10 gain whatever of this
YOU can by honorable means, but 10 be
sduaired, caressed and ffat,ered, fer mere
5ccldental qualities. which involve moth.
ing Of intellectual or moral worth, ousht
% rRnder any girl, xho is the subject Of
4, 81 object Of pity. You are at liberty
70 desire the good opinion Of every gen
Sile man Of your scqusintance, but il would
ae worse than folly 10 you to be Ambitious
Of blind admiration.
will OILY add, that you ought 10 be
enSour guard against the. Influence Of
q kery. Rely on it. the man who fat-
you, whatever he nsy profess, is no;
tohr friend.
Il were a much kinder Office, and a
zeal mark Of friendship, 20 adnonish you
g9Jerly vet honestly, Of your faults. II
seh yield little 10 hattery, you have
slited' yourself on dangerous ground: il
Sou continue 10 yield you are not improb-
sbly undone,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
80, 900 BUSHELS
or w II. At

TINS snhSeriher IS aethorixed 10 purchase
/ SO. zoe BGshslss1of Aterehsntable Wheat.
Also. Rse, cufn, s6d Oats. lof when the high-
est nafkel price y al be paid in sash On aelive-
~ lie will also furnish farmers delivering
w5esi 81 h,ssDepot wiii bags. to be returned Is
sonu IS the wheat Is delivered
RICHARD DUFFlEL3.
July a.. 1913. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

SELF oPINIoE - Few persons perhaps.
think belter9of Others than Of themselves
NOR do they easily alloy the exis tence Of
any virtue Of which they perceive no
traces in their own minds; fcr which fea,
sos il Is observable that Il is extremely
difficult 10 persuade rogue that you are
an booesl man, nor would you ever sue
coed in The attempt by ibe strongest evis
dence. were il 1nos for the comfortable
conclusion whichihe rouge draws-thal
be who proves himself honest proves him.
self 10 be fool Al The same lime
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

II we take the Scriptures Tor our Guide
I'VE shall seldom err. They who study
lthe sacred writings and endeavor 10 ptac
tice upon lhe truths there ineulca,ed, are
never found in the ranks Of The vicious OF
abandoned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

+ r II a =
/ n singular banquet "A society has
been lately formed in Suabiar with the
object afintroducing and encouraging The.
consumption Of. borsenesh as an article of
food. -.At t;horse fash supper. which
took place al Kosnigsbsd pc the~17ll, Mo-
vembet, more Than a buh1red and fifty
persons, OF all classes 10 society, parlici-
patsd The principal dishes were soup,
cornsd horse. and horse D la.mcde; and
i, wa4ltbs general opinion that ihe5meat
was acknowledgements and pleasant tasted,
and not 10 be distinguished from beef !;
and that The soup, which Yhad been pre-
pared from The same mateisl,, was entire-
ii free from any peculiar favor. Ash
proof no prejudice existed against the
new dishes. or If any had existed, It
was soon dissipa,ed. itIiss8 stated that the
table was speedily empiied, and The guests
who we're behind time were obliged tp put
up With simple beef. SC. A general wish
was expressed, ihs, another feast 81 the
kind should be soon got up. THE New
York Schnellpost. from which We ga
thefsthe above, is puzzled % know what.
in tfe present times d general peace can
be the object or advantages Of this new
movement. |! certainly cannot have The
Recommendation Of economy and /,
] might throw The stables into . gsilopfns
consumptioa. Eating horses is only ex,
cusabie in those who wish TO get along
fast
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

THoucaT.-A printed shous BIT never
dies Nothing is 50 indeslruetI6le. The
Proudest works Of art crembie TO dust.
but the eloquent thought lives aad will
I've down to The end Of time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

"A Cosveafion piM lEsrico "A Msssen-
ger despatched by Gen. THOMPSON, our
Minister stlMexieo, arrived al Washing
ion on Tuesday last, having len the city
of on the I'D ulisnoI Immediately after
The conclusion there. hy our Minister. Of
a ConyeDiion with ike Government loi
THAI Republic. The ohiec, Of which Is IN
derstopd to Be % make provision ii favor
Of hitherto unsettled claims of American
cilizens fof indemnilies. This news. re
marks tie InielIigencer. viii te acce2ia
BE ID ihe holders Of sue !. clafms.S furnish.
es. besides. a far asIit goes. additional egi
Sdence pf The disposition q. Mexico d
maintain friendly Telaiipsa with The Uni.
led States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

A letter from Buenos Ayres, dated
Nov; 4 says: Flour large stock Of which
IS in deposiie is still prohibited from al
mission for consumption. The 6oe wealth
er is bringing forward The new crop Of
Wheat 6neiy, and j, il bot improbable
that ihe old crop will last until The new
comes 10, il which case, foreign Flour
will hot Be needed Or admitted. j so.
great losses win be made b. our specula.
tors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Though few there be that care 10 be
virlaous, YET fewer there arc that would
not be connted s..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

When I see young pro6igste squaa.
dering bis fortune Al The gaming table, /
C1hnaE neTp TuDKt1g 81 hlin S. fastening
bis own death, and in a manner digging
bis own grave.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

SnoRr SERMON III you San DO ! lssqF
for aneishbor, don't hssi'alats ~, y y
best secures bis own happiness % eeniri.
buiius 10 that q others:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Life is a.piclnre; fortune the frame, boil
nistcItnns The ade--ile 6rst only Is
Intrinsic 6Tnament. bui ike latter, II well
sustained. forms The intrinsic merit by
giving holder relief 10 The figures.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

fuR1tIAN's Poor Mans Plaster Also.
rfl'''rt'I s Evans Slssn q 1ni1k 40 (, III
ti,9 = bAAtD : CO.
,seal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Conviction for, Murder. - The Leon ard
town( Md. Herald savs-"We Thaye bith
frto omitted TO notice the murder of Mr.
Francis Knott. wealthy citizen OF this
county. who was shot by Que Of his own
servants in the early part Of, November
last .in the yard Of lis dwelling. The
DECD perpetrated towards dusk. while
The deceased was engaged in feeding bis
dogs, by negro George, a runaway, who
hadsecreted himself behind one Of ths
out houses near the dwelling Al the
meeting ofthe county court in November
the case was Investigated b. the Crane
Jury, vhostound bill Of indictment 4
sainst the Aforesaid nsgrc man. upon BIZ
own confession 10 free woman Of CO or
The case was opened % Tuesdayithe 1911
nlt. but was not given 70 the Jury unit
Friday evening following al 6 o'cl3ck .
After an absence from thai time til
1o'clock,the next morning, the Jary cam
toto court with a verdict Of Gully 9
Jf1rder III HE first dsgres"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

The most ignorant have knowledge Is
see The faults Of eihers-lbe mos, clear
sighed are blind 70 their own.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

CHEYNE George Cheyne. a Scotch
physicians when person was talking a.
bout the excellence OF human nature, ex
claimed: Hoot. boot, man human nas
ture isa rogue and scoundrel. or why
should il perpetually standsin need Of laws
and religion r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

FoRBEAR.-+Don't be SO harsh with
your iriend-be tender and forbeaEing.
What il he has committed slightllauli
perhaps be may not do the like again.
Have you never erred ! Wbeayeu had
less experience. were you not apt,to be
hasty' Then remember him and do MOI
De harsh. Miltness viii convince and win
10 duty. when other means talE We all
need lobe borne with. There are times
when We speak and act from the impulse
OF ibe moment /; we say what we did moi
Intend, and in oBr sober moments regret
II. Look fsyorably on TIE errors Of Thy
friend do not turn from him on account
Of single yiolaiionof duty because he
has taken one false step. What if he does
rot manifest sorrow, or ask your. forgive
nessi Grant it freely, rernem bering :
IT'S easier for the gsnefohs 10 forgive,
Than for caencc 10 ask il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Tt0de Jsi.0een England and China. III
Is stated that at i late date upwards ofonsI
ispiiIion pieces Of shiriings and nearly six.
~ million pounds Of cotton twist bad al
ready been exported from England io'
ighina ibis year, being somewhere about
three times the qnaniily cf each shipped.
fpr the East during The same period last
year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

FEMALE INFLUENCE.- Every where
through The circle OF her intercourse, her
Influence is felt Ike The dew OF heaven,
gentle silent, and unseen, vel pervading
and efficient. But in the domestic circle
ia power is concentrated, and is like the
.laeEiying beams OF the sun, awakening,
Illustrating and almost creating the MO
raj aspect of the scene. To speak FIRST
OF the flial relation none can conceive
how much daughter may promote the
CON Tort, and the moral benefit Of her pa
rents. but ihose who have seen the fsmple
haracterexhibi.ed under the influence
Of al enlightened understanding and an
improved heart: which by their na.u
raj action, have Produced the most ex,
i tended views of duty with the strongest
desire 10 fill it. As sister, feo.sl
may exert most important influence
With no strong cohnteraciing ciEcumstanl
ces, she may give what feature she please
ID the m oral and intellectual character d
those with whom she is connected ia ibt
relation. All The. sweet endearments q
mutual affection and confidence will giyI
weiehtto her Influence But ilis-as a NJ Il
llhef, thai woman has alEthe powers vi;l
which the munificence Of her divine Ben
factor has endowed her, maiufed tht
hiehes. protection, and exercised 10 the!
gteatesi strength. g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

We understand that ! duel was fought
90 Sunday last, il tbe neishborhood d
The achaio etidge ID Virginia, near The
District line, between two youEg gentle.
men--William Norris, OF Bslsiqore, and
D. Powell, 81 Philadelphia. THEY fought
with RITES At distance,of eighty PAGES,
and we are informed. that one Of them
bad one Of bis whfskers shot away. They
cred but one shot, after which Tie cbai
snse was Withdrawn, and cxplanaiions
pftered aud received. Ihe parties lef, The
ground well pleased no doAbi tliat moth
lng more serious had happened. We
heard that here was aiiady 10 the case -
WashiagtOn Standard
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Never eat while You speak, as a.man's
throat is too narrow a channel for words
to psssup and good meat to pass down at
the same time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

! FAsHIoN.-Our Young men and mid
Yeks indulge in funny freaks in dtess
JHe tnaldens take shapes which God ne.
Eet gave them, and young men airs, WHICH
kaFe their origin in n3 civilized commu
5iy. BusIles are the invention of mo
Sefn days, and genlIemen's coTsets, and
tier strange contrivances fer altering The
PsAer form. What all this folly will end
inl il is hare TO say. It is 10 be feared
hat where 50 tnuch lime Is wasted 10 q
sldrning The body, sbufliule will Be FER
Not the cultivation Of mind. Appropos-
sdu these dandies. male and female, know
what mind is 2-JNcqh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

nisss great . mercy 70 be PEsserssd
IN health d iobe delivered hon sieSn 81;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Hint FOR Con- WEATHER When
you enter a room, ways be- sure and
leave ihe door open. Il gives The in.
mates air and exercise. :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

The Hon. ALBERT SMITH OF Portland
Maine Commissioner on The part Of the
United States for running The Northeast.
ern boundary line 81 the Unileds States
under The treaty Of Washington, is now
at The seal Of Govern rnent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

"A WlHpFaLr The BDffslo Gaz states
that family IN that city, heretofore mo.
deraie ia circumstances, has la,e become
heirto an estate Of eco. 900 in England.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

/ MARCIA Maxine IAN intelligent man
ufactnrer, says the Cincinnati Patriot, 10
forms Us that this business is now worth
5 900 ,OaO il tie U. States. 4 few
years SINCE they were ST. Imported from
Europe, principally from Germany. Now
we export several hundred thousand dol.
lars wot,h to the West ladies and S. a.
merica.