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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
TO WAGON MAKEgfS

THE subscriber wishes 10 employ Wagon
= aud Plough Maker. One that can come
web recommended aud .n1derstands bis busf
ness, will find constant employment BY appIyEne
10 The undersigned, Living in Cbarsstowa, Jeliers
son County, Va. i THOMAS RAWLINsI
! April |, ls44--5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
THOMAS d. WEBSTER,

THOMAS d WEBSTER,
ID ESPEcTFULLY informs his friends ard
HI the public generally, that he has taken
the shop lately occupied BY VIM Hicks, Sad.
Ter, and directly under the firm Of Cowley 4
Shope, where be intenasIo carry on the Tab
oring business IN all its various branches. lie
pledges himself 10 cut end make up TO order, az
garments that may be entrusted TO his care =
He hopes By p-ompt attention 10 his bdssness,
10 receive liberal snare Of palroasge from q
generous public.
He returns thanks 10 his old customers for
past favors, and wopld ask continuance OF
their custom.
kCFconntry Produce taken in exchange for
work at cash prices.
.CharIestown. ApriFl8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
To the Ladies.
C HE AP G. o Cd s

y n T. a ~ " " ~
ID EST quality Lace and Corded Skirss, cord
ID ed al through, for one dollar, supsrier I
The grass; best quality Nsnkeens 1914 cents pc
yard, ,25 per piece with great yafiel
Of Lawns, Laees, Balzarines, and Bonpets,
Baltimore prices, and less if necessary. II
April 25-3t EN- AISQuITHS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
STONE GUTTTNG.I

April II, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
N{a|al0V AM
G. s. GARDNER.

u. o uhnD1NUh
HAS removed to his new shop, few doors
III west Of his old nd-same strickland
one door below Or Cordel's res idence, where
be Is permanently located, and is prepared TO
accommodate his old customers and friends
with any thing in his line of business, on bis
usual accommodating terms. He thinks he Is
too we'll known in the county 10 say more.
Anril la-2I ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
TO all Free and Accepttd
NNaROn0.

SSZ NO ". IL, Thai THURSDAY lie gis.h
SsA day Of May next hath been sei apa& fax
he purpose OF holding Masonic FestisasE wih
sisieH OF visiting ssCAVEa near chaFlessown.
u this County. in hieh tits said. our llassri.
Gus and much lahealed Bro. GsoRcS wAsalNs.
10Y held lhe FIRST Lodge Of Masona West III ms
hiae Ridge We, the undersigned ConB2isiee.
appointed d. Convention of Delegates from ill
.ae Lodges IA this tl4th) Masonic District. So
aosi cordially invite, and sincerels iBduIge She
cope that the Brethren in regular standing
s'wheresoeYet dlspersedn will be present. and
participate in The festivities and ceremonies ef
the day.
i Place Of meeting charlestown. Jefferson
county, yirgiais, !, 10 O'Clock, "A. n.
The uarshals will, 10 due lime, announce The
Order Of Procession, SC.
LEWIS FRY, TYilamiaer LODI Z.
.iJoEfN r SMITH, No III.
J: A Anss = n enaNsEks' rgaslsiy lsas.
/ 8. W 4 s anTasra; Lis''s.isa Lsass
( !. f f. 9 esaRlnt, cA~i,y lsss.
s 5. n 4, 4 sSTLfe' M. Mo- L.ss,.
I " i. WIsGiNaToN. lodge.
i ! 5;S 81 + a REsD, Hrsn 1sss..
J.,F FAUNTLEROY, -,
d. FUNSTON, 1sV"' Hosa. Leeys,
r. NJ. HRTERICK,
J. C. SMfTHERS. as"-Hg'oa Lodgs.
Cemnaittee Of .frTaaseassnis.
Charlestown, April n, lS4f~
g5-Ediiors Of newspapers, ID the states Of
Virginia, Mary land, Penns, lyania, and the Dis
frictof Columbia, friendly 10 the cause. are r. !.
Auested to publish tie above notice IN lheirr
spectise papers, and oblge the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
Commissioners sale or
REAL ESTATE.

A0A1fA - ElS9 n n ~ Eho
10y virtue Of a decretal order Of the Circuit
- Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
the county Of Jefferson, rendered on the 30lh
day Of 0ctoberI 1913 In cause therein depend
ing between James Roper and Another plaintiff,
against Daniel Snyder and others defendant,
the undersigned, q special commissioner sp-
pointed for theaPurpose, will proceed TO sell, at
public auction,to the highest bidder, before the
Court House door in Charlestown.
On Saturday, he l6ik day Of merit month
(.May, l544,)
q valuable TRACT OF LAND, situated in the
county Of Jefferson, near the Shenandoah river,
at Keyes' Ferry being part Of the tract OF land
purchased by said Snyder from James A Brown,
BY deed dated Oct. 18th, 1888, and now occu-
pied BY Craven Trusse, and containing EIGH-
TY-oNE ACRES and one Rood.
A more particular description Of the premises
Is deemed unnecessary, as persons wishing to
purchase will doubtless examine for themselves.
Terms Of Sals.-one third Of the perchase mo-
ney in Cash. The residue in tvo.eQual install
ments at six and twelve months, with interest
from the day Of Sale. The after payments 20
be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser-and
Withholding the title until the whole shall have
been paid.
Sale 10 take place about IAN.
ANDREW HUNTER.
April 25 Special Commissioner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
CAsH FOE NEGR0Es.

WILL at al, times give the highest prices
in C.fSIi, for likely young NEGROES, OF.
both seyes, from ten 10 twenty-five years of
age. Persons having hkely servants 70 DISPOSE
Of, will do well to call On me at my residence,
ia Cnarlestown; and any communications ia
writing Will be promptly attended TO.
YIN. CROW.
| January IS, fS43.-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

Tickets sIO-Halyes s5-Quar;ers sal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
NEW GOODS.

JOSEPH CROSBY,
Main Street, Hapers Ferry.
HAS on hand large supply or Fresh Gro
Ii ceries, 60 at the following prices
Best New Orleans and Porto Rico Brown SUI
gar cent?
No Loaf Sugar IA, % quality 10
Green Rio Coffee 10
Common pale green 8 to9
Young Hyson Tea 81 TO so
Hyson Skin so cents
GuoPowdsr rs 10 SIT
Imperial 87i
Bsst quality Molasses % cents, Rice cents
Bacon Hams old and new 81 TO
Winter Strained and Sperm Oil pure 81, l2i
Lard Oil ga cents, Cheese 81 to 10 cents,
Mould Candles l2i
Vinegar l6a per gallon.
Afiberal discountto Wholesale dealers.
Harpers-Ferryr April 25.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
LANDS FOR SALE.


4 OFFER lfor sale. the following Tracts 0f
u fine Land, In the Counties Of Jefferson and
Berkeley - !. 49,
l. a Treci OF $50 Acres, three miles
below Martinsburg, now in tho iensncyof Du-
galdsCampbeIl, whose term expires il April.
/ 2. Two Farms OF about 500 Acres each,
in Berkeley and Jefferson Counties, on Opequon.
with extensive and very rich loi# grounds, now il
the occupancy Of Benjamin BoIsy.
, 3. MyxWoodbury Estate, on which !
resided Two years ago, ii Jefferson County, corr
laining $40 Acres.
4. Ny Hazls6eld Estate. OF 600 Acres
to Be sold eniire or divided.
! 5. My Sulphur Spring Tact. OF 40
Acres, on Opsquon, With a very 6ns Sulphur
Spring. which was for many years known as
Ms1ghini's sulphur Spring. .ss-
These Tracts win b sold on the ulnsi accom-
modatiDg feFlas. aud divided where practicable,
70 suit purchasers. Immediate payment OF no
part Of the purchase money will b re4uifed-
provided, interest Be paid and GOOD security
with mortgages on the premises Be given. The
Terms will be made as easy and accommodating
as any purchaser can ask.
q. ST. G TUCKER:
Hazls6eld. Sept 81. 1871
The tenants on the landi will show the pre-
misses, and givs such Information as may be de-
sirable.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
PURLI0 SALE.


N pursuance Of decree pronounced in the
Il County Court Of Jefferson County, at its
November term, ls43, the undersigned. Special
Commissioners, appointed for the purpose, will
sell at public suclion,fin front Of the United
States Hotel, at Harpers-Ferry, to the highest
bidder,
On Narsd1y tAe l6h day Of Nay ls44.
About IL O'Clock M. Il
A Lot OFsGROUND
Containing 1 A. ria P, with front on
Washington Street Of 3 25 poles, alfording am
pie room for three dwellings with convenient
yards and gardens in the rear.
It will be sold altogether or in separate par
cells as may suit purchasers.
This Lot was once tho property Of the late
John RI Hayden, and was conveyed by shin
to trustee, to secure the payment Of q GER
tain sum Of money 10 Thomas Il Philip Baltzel
Of Baltimore. The dover of the widow has
been set apart from this lot, and is entirely in
dependent oft.
The terms Of Sale are-0ne third Of the pur-
chase money in cash, and the rsfidue in equal
payments, at six and twelve months said defer.
cd payments to be secured By the bonds OF the
purchaser with deed Of trust on The premises
The commissioners are directed BY the de-
cree toseonyey to the purchaser all the right IL
tie, and estate of the heirs Of said John r Hay.
den, deceased. ANDREW HUNTER,
WM. B. THOMPSON,
April25 Special Commissioners
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
Farmers lock 10 your fHte-,
rest.


#nyHE Undersigned have recently arrived from
j Ohio, with superior lot oil WlaNOW-
ING MILL LUMBER, which they are now
manufacturing into wiDnowing mills, ol ena ar
actor far surprising 10 our opinion, any eyer
made ia this section Of country; at the very
low price Of s32 each. The undersigned will
have manufactured tao or more of them,by the
latter part Of nezl week. Gentlemen are IN
,iied 10 cali 1t their shop, (Mr. yanhorh's, In
ChsrIeslown, Jefferson county, Va and exara-
inc Them. The undersigned viii pot specially
recommend them, from the fac. that they ara
entire strangers inl this community, aud any
thing they nigh, say in comrnepdation ofthsm,
might be taken as idle The only and better
Recommendation is the actual performances of
lhe mill itself One Of the undersigned manlf-
-factured last fall a lot Of seventy FIVE Of them.
At Straaburg. Shenandoah county, Va, which
were readily sold. J G WILLIADS.
C BURNS.
Anril ia I944-3.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
Astonishing.

TWH0 would ever have thought that Won
w could buy 6rst-rsts COFFEE FOR Id cts
As strange ss il may seem. ii is nesertheless
true and you will be convinced II YOU cali. 81
T. LOCK- & cos.
. ApfillI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

Al SAW MILL.

Of great posCeF and capacity. !
Large Tracts Of Woodland can be bought
in the neighboshooc IL reasonable prices.
The whole property whether considered as 10
lie location. being Of dbe banks OF the Shensn-
doah, which st.all seasons affords communi.
cation to Harpsrs- ferry, (or in reference 10 its
Intrinsic value is well worthy Of the attention
Of The enterprislng capitalist
Tits believed to be indispntable.
TStms Of Sale Expenses Of sale and $1,000
|cask-7ihe balaaee 10 Two equal payments.
at one and two years, with inierest-to be se+
cured BY bonds and security. and deed OF trust
on the premises.
WV. C. WoRTHINGT0N,
April 4. 1874. Trustee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

THE subscribers are just receiving their
u Spring and Summer Supply Of Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods, 70 which they invite ne
attention Of the public. Their assortment =
nowsfull and complete, comprising every varir
ely Of French, English, and American manutae-
tnrs1 fabrics, and which will be sold II such
short profits. As viii astonish . bunclual deal
er. sHEFLEB0WER & CO.
KsbIeioup. Ma 3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

French Balzarines. Baraise. s Z,ouas
NJ Of the latest style, decidedly Sre,.,
a. eng cheap, just received and for saIb lbx IN
April 2s. TIC gIGAro S5sS Y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
MIR. NEilfOn (Sarrefs.

eF4'AHf 4'AAlNUAH WttENVNS9
~ R flake notice that shall. on Friday:
= the 9Th day Of May next, al the Uniled
States Hotel, in Hagpers. Ferry, Va. proceed 10
take The depositious of Edward Lucas, ;unr and
OF Rudolph Littejohn and others, 10 belread ip
evidence in a cause depending in the Circuh Su.
ssoncounts, and on the Chancery side Of sais
court, wherein am plaintiff and you are de-.
PENDANT Iffrom any cause, The said dispositions
should not be taken Or not be completed On the
day aforesaid, The taking of the same will be-
continued from day 10 day until finished.
Yours. 60.
e. H. cARRELL. =
Harpersy Ferry. April 10, Ia44-%t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
PUBLYCI SALE.

Try virtue OF Deed of Trust, executed by
- A. s. Allen, on the first day Of January,
l64l, and Of record ini the county court Of
Clarke, to the subscriber, as Trustee, TO secure
the purchase money due Moncure Robinson, on
the Tract Of Land, situated in the county Of
Clarke. called
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

GFWbole Tickets so Halves So
Quas,ers $5--Eighihs 81 so.
For Tickets and Shares, 81 CERTIFICATES
Of Packages ii the Gbope SpieAdid Lot
teTies address ]
q. ID. GREGORY 8 CO...
lE.a.MaGERs.
WAsIilKsToN CIsT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
s BUELSIkxNT
Root and shoe HEanufacfnlsA

TSHE subscriber having removed TO Mr.. AZ
= bfaham Hsines place, near The old Parhou-
age, and lately occupied by Thomas West, ID
fully prepared to manufacture oil kinds OF work
in his line, in The best style and al the shortest
notice. As my object is TO make living unem-
barrassed, | shall be able 70 work for smssl
profits Those who prefer furnishing their owa
Leather; can have it made up al low prices.
HIDES taken il exchange for work rat Tss-
Iner's prices; also, Country Produce of eya.y
description.
] will be in Chsrlestown on Wednesdays and
and Saturdays, when old customers, who visa
to continue dealing With me, can be accommo-
dated.
A good assortmeHtof
READY MADE WORK i
always on hand. JOSHUA l.. DEAVER. I.
April III, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

LITTLE ONIONS III
WHO has any for sale, OF 10 give Awsy
w Send them 10 THls nFFtfr S
April IS, 1874. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

61LThe Rev Mr.. BARNES, Of Delaware, viii
preach In the Free Church. on Sunday morning
next, at half past 10 O'Clock, A. M.
Harpers-Ferry, May 9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
Election Notice.


9EvERAL OF thsisale notes taken 9 months
- since By H Ransom. Esq, and now due,
are assigned TO me. Immediate payment must
b made. JOHN YATES.
May 2-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
Prnl.dtrLc.e.

A IL kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE viii
IA be taken in exchange for Goods at
April H.. T. Lock & cos
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
Notifies.

By Divine permission, the Sacrament Of the
Lords Supper will be administered in the Pres
hyierian church 10 this place, on the next Sab
bath The preaching upon the occasion viii be
on Friday night. on Saturday morning at Ii o.
clock, on Saturday highland on Sabbath morn
ing, and Sabbath night.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
TRUSTEE,S SALE.


ID the town Of Smith6eld, at present occhpiea
BY Henry Myers. "
Such title as is vested in the Trustee will be
given the purchaser, which, however, Il bsliav-
ed TO be indispuiable. Sale TO take place At
] O'Clock, P NJ. JOHN F SAITH
Smithheld, April 25. TRUSTEE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

f17NDER The aathori,y 81 lhrss deeds Of ,r..si,
~ Of rsaord in thes Clerks Ofhcs Of The
County couFt Of Jensraoa County. the under
signed g Trustee, viii elsr for sale, ON SIT
URD.iYfks ilIA ~ II .Nas nsrf. on the pre-
misses, the vaiusble FORCE PROPERTY. late
y % the Possessich Of fefane. Yogdcs & Co.,
siiuaied On the east sidelof the shenandoah river
in Jefferson coanty The Tract contains
% Acres OF Land.
The Improvements ars new, and in complete
rePair the water power equal in extent 70 any
ID The Valley Of FirEitia. There are several
Dwellings and ether Buildings on The premises.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
EancH ArficIeaT

"a VARIETY Of Fancy Goods received, 10
= which invite the attention d Ire public.
nlsy y n S foRNEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
sRRllrPYHRH@M !,

~ 49, Sa<o ~ ~ ~ - NrSN
be (the subscriber) will sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, on the premises, on Sat.
rday the 18th day Of Nay ne8t, that part of said
tract Of Land called 'tElmington, p mentioned
and described in said deed, as containing
27J Acres, 2 ROOds and. 30.
Poles.
j. This farm lies about 2 miles North Of Berry
vile, on the Main Road leading TO Cbarlestown,
and is so well known as one Of the finest aud
best improved farms in the Valley, as 10 make
i unnecessary 10 give any description Of it,
The title is unquestioned, but the subscriber
will only convey such title as is vested in him
by the Trust Deed.
Terms Of SaIs.---About IS, 000. or enough TO
pay the balance due Moncure Robinson, with
interest TO the day ofsale, and the expenses in
cident 10 The execution Of the Trust, will be re-
quired in hand on the day Of sale the residue
OF the purchase money intwo equal instalments,
payable in one and two lyears.from day Of sale,
with interest from date 10 be secured by a Deed
Of Trust on the premises. A statement Of the
exact amount due Monchre Robinson will be
furnished on the day ofsale, or sooner If desired
BY any one who may wish to be informed.
CYRUS MCCORMICK, y
Clarke CO.. April IL, l644.-ts. Trustee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

SUPPLY Of Hsrtint and shad expsess.
- few days. } MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

TOBACCO s SEGARS.
HAVE on band Tobacco Of extra quality,
= 9nd pronouHced By judges 10 be superior
sr.leie. ALSO, Segars Of a delicious favor.
MAY 2 H S H0RNEY
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08
COMIC PHILOSOPHY.

In Germany pigs are whipped TO death
with small wutes, ia order to make the
mea, more tender and pulpy. and the pam
of The poor pig is pleasure in anticipation. OF
the L-ipsic eplcute. Live Holsters are
boiled to death, because thong they cannot
b. eaten alive. they are nnfi; to be eater, at-
ter they are dead. and if'hey die by other
than cruel death, The adage deaths in
The DOT ba, no exceptions ina. will favor
lobsters Oy.ters. on the other hand are
eaten alive. or rather. according To DR. Kit.
chener. they are ,ickIed to death by The pal
ale which is much more humane than
whipping TO death or boiling to death la,
deed, ii Is said that they are rather pleased
than otherwise" in being thus deprived o.
life.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08
F,opa sbs N4.eh~= E4ariex-0=LI5 I5~
FORiANT 10 ANTERS.

Bya rec. MT combination among the Co,
ton presses il, n Orleans. the charges
vli"n tor shirmen', are increased 32
cents per bale over those of last year.--l:
was bad enough for the poor planter to b.
obig. 10 bear the fsducticn in prices 9th
presrn; crop. as compared with that of,ht
last but to b. taxed So | Q cents per Bal
for the b. .m fir of Press owners in n ID
hans. is mole than they eoghi 10 bear. IN
remedy is in the tandS Of The planters. an,'
If h.y Y do moi exercise il the fault will D
th,iIs Lei each ianier who prefers :b
foreign market compress his cotton at hom
which all hev the power TO do; sr let hi'e
ship flom tins poit. 1htie is no: dub
the latter can be done at swing not only
OF the addninnal charges by the Presses. bu;
also in commissions and other expenses; o.
le, al our planters resort to the use of iroi-
hoops instead of rope. and he will rece;v-
premIum OF 20 10 SO c:s a bale. whethe
he sells OF ships Combinations ous ht to b.
defeated. and every planter can if he peas
rs. lend bi. aid IN this instance LettheH
bear in mind that extra charges come on, o
the producer.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08

A yIsIvs At NAusoe - tSu2
Smith Is dead. ths ailtos prophecy remains
with kfnae If his f. IirNere Rho seem To ex-
eiris% II IA Joe did. for their own advantages.
Sidney Rigdtn has had quarrel with the
twelve. and they hare chi hlm rdfrofn the
church. He :hestena 10 cnHe nnl with an
exposition, aod p'oheststo have had vis-
ion. in which II uss shown him oil that
would transpiie TO the uindiEr.un seenr -
I'll. saws Ee hee received the ltvs Of David.
ST, ken ef in The N iFd rfaFu. Of The rtvtI-
aiiepe, v hich ehatisth end 10 n, an oprrse4h.
and oEtneth aud no man shntlptb Il has
teen shnan 10 him that the tempie will not
be hnis Aed and in tss. than four yeas there
will be blood sh.d about this time the
saints will hgLt the great battle at Cham.
ttrsture. In P.hns ylsania tbs serrnd az
Harrisburg; .hIrd al Philad+lphia foulth at
Raltimore. nfsfI Ss,x.~s-..-.<--.. gissls- ~
Rrhin.nd seventh nj n York. eighth aG
Boston ninth en- the Hudson tenth and
lasi on this con,ineDt at Monmouth. N JeFs
sev. in vhich they vii drfeat ihr foIets
Queen Victoria, iske tie atirping that
ouough, over b-r army. and pass over in d.
visions Engiend France aud Spain. snd
Finally complete The conquest of the world,
and fight ,he bsults OF Cog and MaeoR at
Jerusalem. " hen the Saviour will appesr.
which will be in about eleven years ftom
this tune Sidney says the keys he holds
are above those held by Joseph. He has
o,dain, d several prophets, who are not TO
leave Nauvoo at p estnt but that sign will
be- given II. m 10 leave. SO that they may as.
semble and take comrnand OF the amy Lf
they hav. so grand y warlIke job 10 per-
form. they had bCiteI begin soon. II will
take acme time TO carry out this design o {
univer sal conquest - Baltimore SES.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08

This earth IL no home f,r he more spir-
i,ual part of our nature-thoSe destined to
awaken our higtrst aspirations, and our
teuderest sympathies are victims rather
IN ~ vo,ari.s of the divine II hI within
,hem They gather from SORROW it' sweet
e., emotions; they repeat o. hope bui ns ne
bes, visions; tney lock tn nature with an
earnest love, which wins The power OF ia
King her hidden b uuty visible; and th'y ioA
ntoduce the passronaI,. lhe true, aud the
beautiful. Alas tn-y themselves are not
what they paint; the low ~ani subduss The
lofty will, the srnsr aud present vanity IN, IN;
terf..r.s with the far glorious ann; but s'IIl
It 10 .am.thing to have LOOKED beyond tic
common sphere where they were tated to
struggle. They paid IN themselves the bit
ter penalty of moi realizing th'ir o~n idea I
but mankind have to o. Thankful for the
generous legacy Ct thoughs and harmony
ear.h,s ntoscribed and miserable. Fame ~
fought by happiness.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08
ALPACA.

Probably few ladies' who wear ana al
- the beautiful fabric called Alpaca.
&c a,yap no of the source oil its prodnction.
,rne Aipacca is a woolhearing animal IN
d,cenous TO South America, and IS one %
fo,r varieties, which bear general po'n'S
,r,ssa,nbl nee to each other The Lama.
one .of these varieties. has long been known
"a of,sn described; but it is only within
eew years that the Alpaca has ben consio
cred of sufficient importance 10 mei" pd'
,icuar notice. - ., !
Nine,enths ofthe wool otthe Alpaca =
,J.cL he r. tmainder being partly e,reo
ard u,ixzIed l. is OF very long staple. oi
IN, .acn,ne IL inches. and resembles soit
Glossy ha,r-whicn character is not lost oy
d,.;no The Indians IN the South Amer
-, ncuntaius manufacture nearly al inrh
.Ie,,h;no from this wool. and are enabl, t'
.nnea, In black dresses, without tne aio
he dyer. Both the Lama ana Aip'c''
are n.rhaps. even more valuable TO the ma
,;,.s ,s b+asts of burden than as woo'oea'
| inc animals. and the obstinacy OF oo'n Mne'
;,,;,a,,,d i, well known.-The impor,anc
this animal has been slready CONSIDERS
hy ,1e English in their hat. woo'i'n, an
,.g,,ad-' and an essay on the subject %
sssr published by DR.. Hamilton: Q: Lon
dom. from which some Of these ae'a''s a.
Corrected. h.;ro . i