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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12
~ The manner 10 which Mr.. Clny me,

w. The manner 10 which Mr. Clay met
and treated insulting epIlhrts, put forth by
small ny political opp 'nents, Is thu, hand.
sumely noticed "a the las, Macon Mep
sengef;
IL 81 happened, thai few moments he.
fore leaving has rooIn "ne Of our cliy pa.
prrs was handed 10 him, Containing the
preamble aud resolutions adopted by The
Drmuciaiic Association Of BIB county AZ
late meeting. liz this preamble Mr.
Clay was termed land most eerlaiul, "a
very bad lasle) HE uIBtruni asptram fer
me Prtudeary." Ills rotor upun h,s De.
mOcfaIIc friends for this il.i1efaI lmpus.
uun upon hun Was admirable, aud crouch
cd IN puch language, and delivered IN such
a bon ho9lme style a, to give un offence 10
even the authors of 81. lie explained Ito
ulJecl OF his J"urnry through the Stale
that Il was Ia the accomplishment of "a
oilrct he long had ia view. u visit 20 hts
euds ~ the old North; that he was rx.
ercls1ns privilege common to every nne,
aud that the cuurlesles and inequalities
extended 10 hlm, we're nol Of his ~ o seek.
M, and could not by hlnr bc avoided.
lie lurlher observed, that his Democrat.
&C friends while uncourleously denouuelng
him Tor travelling through their State AS
an H'nfram had forgotten that SIR FIs
Buren,, but few years since, Lad taken on
extended Tour thruughuu the Union, and
had travelled through four of FIVE States,
III Which he hIn,eli bad never been. ard
never expected TO he; and that as SOON %
he had learned tina, MIR. Van Buren, con.
'emplaled visiting the West, he sent him
an imitation 10 South Carolina 10 visit him
~ Ashland, aud that on his approach 10
Lexington, he with a procession ibrre
tunes as large rs the one that received
hun here, welcomed Mr.. Van Buren,
'hal lie had Mr.. Van Buren,, for hom no
Entertained tie most friendly feeling, at
his own house, that he killed the fsucd
call aud extended to him all The hn,pilall.
Ties hts poor house afforded, md Thai none
we're SO iurgeliul of the common courie.
strs ot life, or regardless OF the sacred
nights OF hospitality as 10 treat him as 10
Intruder or All iHHerdnt.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12

a man without money, and n heart foil
Of phllanthrophy whose coat is a liulo
Ihfeadbare, is Stunned like a thief; man
with pocket full Of money and heart
tuli OF vIllany, Is courted Cor his girtuesl
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12

A most audacious burglary was CON-
nilled recently, uu Iheshouse of u clergy.
man at Niagara by three men IN masks.
There were no persons in the house al the
time, but man-seIyant, the ouse-keeper,
ind two children, and the woman was the
only one who behaved like "A man on the
occasion; fur The male creature stood by
like coward, and permitted the robbers
to steal two gold watches and b OF
money, without raising fnger to prevent
il; white the house keeper made fight with
tongue and hands to some purpose, reiuS.
ing To- give IN IN inch even after unc oil The
miscrcans had snapped pistol at her head
which happening Ia miss hire, he struck
her with it so violently as TO break the
stock, whereupou the heroine clinchcd he,
assaanl aud both fell Ia the floor Together.
during which tine she htl the felnn's fin.
ger severely, aud tote off his mask. The
robbers then reireated, and young mat.
named Mccormick, was afterwards arrest
i ed aud Identified by his biiicn finger. Tw,
other men, named Tanner aud M'Dnu2all
were subsequently arrested-the latter IL
Buffalu-as accomplices.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12

Iwuni Chart Il was mr. day sitting
in the shop Of my master behind the coun-
ter, when an old sailor entered, and look.
ing seriously ut me accosicd me thus /:
Young man, | want thau1" Yes, sir,
| replied you shall have one do you want
ST. Georges, tho Bay uf Bscav, or round
Ireland, or The Mediterranean, 81 : "S,ny,
young man stay + said the old sailor
youth j. always in hurry. ! want a
chart, lut | don't want eilhe- one you have
mentioned; they are useless to me-. |
want chart which shall guide me 70 hea.
ven, for ] have lost my old ono. Nov,
young man, do you understand NE ~
! Immediately conj"ctnred that he wan.
ted Bible, 80 | took down n few and
showed to him when he selected ono, CYL.
IDENTIFY much pleased at my readiness Ia
serve him, inquired the pr re and PAID the
money. After pause, he turned round
suddenly, and asked me- whether | under.
stood 'hai charti told him could read
il, ard did so often. or that, said the old
man, | have no doubt, bot tecollcct that il
not sufficient; you mus. have il IN your
life and conversations before you viii re-
ceive any benefit YOU must make It the sole
guide through life's maze, and to many
thousands in the dreadful strait Of death,
YOU will find II benefclal--then il will be
found treasure and Ioy.- London Pilot.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12

Uor 10 Clean a Fowiing Piece. Sir
Ashley Cooper Sc med To be iunairly phil.
osophlcally disposed, and always had some
object nf practical utility in view. In h.
scientific inquiries, he had arkable "a.
ciliiy ofappl, M hi Knowledge To The daily
concerns nf life, and delight IN suggesting
improvements fnr matters which might also
appear too trifling Ia attract his notice. A
friend of his SAYS ! remember upon one
occasion saying IN his hearing, 81 mus
send my gun 10 have II cleaned for IT has
become 50 much beaded, that IL is unfit
for use" Pooh" said he send it To
London There is not the asst occasion
for i. Keep a few ounces of quicksilver
IN the Gun case, and then ton can easily
unload YOUR gun Yourself Stop up tie
touch holes hv means Of little way; and
then pouring tn" quicksilver into the bar.
rels roll II along them for a few minutes.
The mercury and tho lead will form m
amalgam, and leave the gun as clean as
the first day i came ont of the shop. You
have then only 10 strain the quicksilver
through piece &c thin wash leather, and
it il again f. FIR usc, for the lead viii I've
Ief in the srraincrn The plan has been
used with perfect success.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12

Tho Philadelphia U. S. Gazette states
that the decision ofthe Circuit Court ofthc
U. States for the Eastern District of Penn.
sylvnnin, relative 10 the claim Of the Uni.
ted States Bank for damages on the French
Bill Case, has been reversed, so thai the
Bank "Ill be- allowed to retain the amount
Kept back from this account. The case
was " The United States vs.. the United
States Bank"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12

Chicken Morufaetory ~ Nature is get.
ting supcrhuous. We rather think she
will soon be voted out Of fashion and dis
pensed with. There is a chap over our
publication Office Matching Chickens in a
big box, fifty a day, having a thousand
eggs always doing. The trouble Of at.
tending them is slight, the heat costs very
little, and the chickens crack their several
shells and walk up To their dough and wa.
ter like wood.choppers to dinner or sal.
Iorsio their grog. They are clean, strong
and lively, grow fast aud rarely die, (uol
being draggled through the grass y and
whoever has halchng machine can have
Spring Chickens every week IN The year,
and at small expense. If you could only
invent a machine 10 lay eggs now, hens
would be done wIth.-Aew York Tribune.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12

Patrick Heary.-1his eminent Amer.
can left IN his will the following irnporran,
passage ~ have now disposed Of all
my property 10 my family there is one
thing more ! wish could leave then, and
that is, the Christian religion. If they
had that, and ] had not given them one
shilling, they would he rich; and If they
had M, that, and had gwen them all The
world, they would be poor"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12

Swapping Wires. An extraordinary
occurrence recently took place in Hancock
county, OHIO. The Findlry Courier ray.,
two nclGhbors, Henry Adams and jacob
t'nspersrr, beng Dissatisfied with their
"''es, agreed upon M exc change. Adams
received Ensperger's wife, aud two Of his
i"uf children, and lcii The country. En-.
spcrger received in exchange, Adams's
vile aud his four children, and deed for
his farm as boot. A few days after war.
rant was issued by a magistrate, md Mrs.
Adams had been arrested, hui Enspercer
had eluded N" officer, though he "a. 10
the nelshborhood, and may BIO arrested.
Ih's Is tho first instance We rrcnieci Of
Trading wives III the United States. They
occur frequently IN England.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12

The Tropic has pinned 10 The wall anoih.
or ialsehood oil Tie n, Y. Plebeian-- name.
" that Mr.. Clay was received nj New
Orleans on the Sabbath. by tho military,
with Haunting banners, sounding ,tumpe,s
and beating drums" during his late visit
10 Louisiana. flour friends Of the Tropic,
however, should undertake 10 conradc,
oil the Infamous falsehoods. libpls and mis-.
representations Of Mr.. Van Burens IN.
pr'ncipled editor nj New York, they will
be under tho necessity Of enlarging their
sheet to the size Of "A respectable bed quilt.
TO find room TO do 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
PHILADELPHLA:
Rich Literary Treat .


Double Namber - Tie Most Splendid
Newspaper EUer Issued /! :.
HyHE next number Of .'.Nsars Saturday Cd
ssifs' win be magnificent publication
The largest sheet ever issued in Philadelphia "a
Double Number, printed in the most elegant
style. containing. Ia addition 10 other novelties,
nv ENTIRE ENGLISH .9N.NU.aL.
The London Forget-me-not. for 1885, splen
did and expensive volume, and the best Of the
Souvenirs.
Letsll ~ho wish 10 have valuable Christ
mas or New Year Present, At a low price, send
on their ORDERS post paid.
Single Copies Of the Mammoth Number, 12i
cenfs-l2 copies for One Dollar. Address,
JOSEPH c. NEALs
Dec 10. Philadelphia.
e11Persons desirous Of procuring de soose
psper. will leave their names and money 81 the
FREE PRESS OFFICE. a. our devil has a.
ken IN agency j. for their sslt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
SuITHFIELD.
M@W PAIL
WINTER GOODS.

ns0-the eitizeOs OF Snith6eld and the public
u geBersllywe wo0Id say. now is your time
TO get Goods FOR simnst dogbng. We have
justIreturned from The Eastern Markets. where
We have purchased large snd splendid sssort.
ment Of goods which NE. are now ofering Tor
saleEat as low. il not lower prices. than they
can be had in this or any other country Town.
e0ur. stock consists in part as follows
Cloths OF all coIors and qualities,
Plain and fancy cassi1eres,
Velvet and satin vestines,
MeFino do
Red. white and yellow flannel
Brown and bIesehed Canton do
Brown and-bleached cotton,
Jsconet cambric,
Swiss and book muslin.l
Plaid ard striped muslin, y
Plain and figured bobbiseit.
Lace, edgings snj inseriiags,
And every other article usually kept in re-
tail coI1try stote.
We would say 10 eur friends and TO the pub
lie generally, that they would ssEe money by
calling oa THoS LOCK & co.
\ Oct24.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

Ye are The stars Of the nigh. ye are the gems
OfAhe morn.
Ye are the dewdrops~hose lustre iIlumines the
thorn,
And rayless that night is. thai morning onble.t
when NJ beam 10 your eye lights up peace 10
the breast;
And the sharp lhofn Of sorrow sinks deepin The
heart,
Till the sweet lin or woman assuages the smart /.
IT'S hers DER The couch Of misfortune 70 bend
In fondne.s a lover. in 6rmness friend.
Add prosperily's hour. be il ever confest.
From woman receives both rehaemen. and zest
And adorned b. the BAYS, or. enwreathei by
Il. tke,wiIlow
Her smile is our need. her bosom our pillow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
TM1I@RIf4s


HAvING Just returned from the cities .
III Philadelphia and Baltimore, visiting thl
most fashionable establishments connected will
his business, and procured an entire New Sys
tenn for cutting garments, together with the
Latest STYLE and Fashions Of he day.
has no hesitaney in saying be will guarante'
the best Of 6ts 10 those who may favor him
with call. He would say. that no pains shal
be spared on his partto give entire satisfaction
He therefore invites his friends and the publi'
generally, to give him passing notice at bis oil
stand above the Market-hcuse.
NJ B. Country Produce win be taken 20 ex'
change for work at all times, atcash prices.
Oct 40. 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

UNIFORMS The cilizeas Of Chsrlss,own and
the public generally, that he has opened 2
Tailor shop. one door North Of Mr.. WIN AVIS.
Shoe Store, and opposite Mr. Wm. s Lock-.
Store. where he Is prepared 10 cut and make iu
order all garments for gsnilemen's wear. Hav-
ing had some experiences in The business Re con
lidenlly asks Of liberal Paolic a share Of then
patronage ..-gE
He IS in Tie receipt Of the FASHIONS regu'
arly, and Is enabled therefore 70 insure NE "a
test eut, /" 10 lh0ss Who may desire i. counir,
prodnce. Al cash prices, viii be taken al Al
times ID exchange for work.
Give ne a call, Is ths prices Of work shall
be regulated By the exigeDcies Of the times.
chSrlestoHn. Oct. 10, let4-9m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
ELK BRANCH.
coal, COAL.

COAL, COAL.
LUST received and for sale at Dnffieldis De-
n pot, lot Of the best COAL for smithing
ever brought into the county. II is The same
coal which Is used in all the Machine Shops oil
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company
II can be had at the low rate Of Is cents per
bushel. All kinds ofproduce taken in exchange
for Goods, Coal, Iron, Nails, and Salt; for which
produce I will give Baltimore price, deducling
freight and eommissions.-Gi rs me b shake.
ALFRED DUFFIELD.
NAY I6. 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
rIolhs, Cassimeres. &c.

4,IPEe black French Cloths,
~ supa6-4 French Doe Skin,
sapsr 8fgsn English Cloths, for frpck coats
Bearer do
81 sud "a TweedsA
csssimsrss, most fashionable styles,
bpldbdid Yestfngs,
Issffs. craysts, sc. !. M
Ss7i 2e. MILLER & TATE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

- auen.son o. gentlemen y particularly
lnsl'eo 20 my STOCK Of Cloths, Cassimeres
among winch VIII De found Super wool.
Engllsh ana French Cloths. Of. all celors
YER Cloths,
do,
|ey Gasimeres,
\ Fsl'st, Merino and other Yestings,
sssnd Jeans.
3 "a, flsunels,
i u,st Net Drawers,
sesuslNa Crsvsts,
flsrsg oIsass la'n,onsbIe and cheap goods
s. ~ g &C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
KABLEFORH.
Oils. PAINS. SC.

TaoNsTANTLY on hand and for sale
~ Yerdigris in Oil,
White Lead by the key or pound,
Linseed Oil,
Spanish whiting,
Venetian Red. Red Lad Red Sandarss-
Chrome Green, Chrome yellow,
Spirits Turpentine.
Copal and Japan Yarnish,
Lilherage,
Refined Ivory Black,
Lamp do
Tie above articles can be had very low.
S HEFLE3oWER & CO,
Ksbetown, Dec S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
KERNE YSVTLLE.


nUsT received, large lot OF superior
- Smiths Coal, decidedly he best in The roun-
NJ Tor sale at the Kefneysville Depot, al very
low price for cash, or country produce, at fair
prices. +. HUNTINGTON.
Kernevsville. AurI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
FINE CUTLERY.

IVORY balance handle kniIessnd forks,
Il carvers and steels,
Ra1ors. penknives, scissors, needles, sc.
Oct 10. Thomas Ra,piins.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

7UsT received, handsome supply OF Cook
- Parlor. Coal, and Nine-Plate Stoves, which
will sell low for cash.
Noy IA TH0S. RAWLlNS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
CICARC

FRESH supply or those best Regalia and
N Principe Cigars. Also, Spanish and Hs /
Spanish Cigars, just received.
Oct94 Thomas Raislins.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
S8LTbv he ,Sack,

SILT By the Sack.
ON SACKS Salt just received and for sale
9S low by S HoiebO'cer s. Co.
Nov I.
Ready-mGde COATS,
Q1oNSTANTLY on hand. and will be sold
~ low. S Hsfeboioer & Co..
Nov Z.
nLANK ETS.-Rose. Whitney and servants
ID Blank cts for sale by
Nov 4. S H.tlsborer 8 Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
Boots g. shoes.

ss100 PAIR Mems and Boys coarse Bre
%VV gans
2 cases mems boots
| Y" boys and youths DO.
| :" mems fine (double.sols) do 4
For saleat low prices, by
Nov q nc sIGAFoosE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

Wanted Immediately,
400 POUNDS Beeswax,
~ 500 do Butter,
500 pounds Rags,
1000 do Wool,
so bushels Beans,
1000 pounds Lard,
1000 dozen Eggs,
For which the highest market price will be
given BY S HefebOtcsrSr Co.
Now Z.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

SPIRIT OF LOVE- Beyond all question
it is the unaierable constitution OF nature
that there.is efficacy 10 love. The exhi.
bilion Of kindness has the power 10 bring
even The irrational animals into subjec-
ton. Show kindness 10 dog, and be
will remember 1.-THE infalIibly returns
love for love. Show kindness TO lion,
and you can lead him by the mane-ypu
can thrust your hand into bis mouth-you
can mel. the unlamed ierociiy Of his heart
into an affection stronger than death. 10
all Gods vast creation. there is not liv-
ing sentient being from the least 10 the
largest, that is insensible 10 kindness
What an Involvement to practice it.-Pcrt
land Tribune.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

II WILL. II az times give the highest price.
il Cash, for likely young NEGROES. o.
oolh sexes, from ten to twenty-1se years o.
age. Persons having likely servants 70 dispose
Of. win DO we'll 10 call On ne al my residence
in Charlesiouni and any communication =
writing will Be promptly attended TO-.
January 5, let3.-u. K.H CROW.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
Presbyferian AImanacs

f0sf received supply of The above Alma
macs ihey are published BY the PIssby-
risn board Of Publication, and will be found
|Plese wan interesting and useful Information.
Nor IA MILLER & TATE. +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
!. NEW FALL
AND
WIN1@M GOODS

AN nav receiving my fan supply Of goods
j purchased in New, Yofk and BsI,imore !,
such prices as will enable me 10 offer gres, n.
ducemeRis TO purchasers. Ny friends and ems.
toners are respectfully invited 10 call and ex.
anime my stock, as they win tiod some FOOD;
of entire new designs, and a,much lower pri.
ces than goods bought 10 The early part of The
season owing TO tue late. tumble down in man,
yIes Of goods. TIC SfGAFoosR.
Oct IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
Fine GIass Ware

|lUT GLASS BOWLS On slabd,.
Handsome Celery Glasses y
Tamblers
'sssed do h
'blets, great variety, yiz-cut glass s Dat.
|etnsi pressed and plain do !;
y Glasses, &c. for sale cheap, by
pee ~ MILLER & TATE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
Eresll Gr0ceries.

4 HID. New Orleans Sugar;
u | do Sugar-house Molasses
10 Sacks first rate Coffee; {.
Black Tea for sale very low.
Nov I. s. HEFLEBoWER d co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
CONTEMPORARIES.

a GENERAL assortment OF copfection for
~ sale By Thomas Locks Co.
NNUR HATS-Just received and for sale by
Oct "a. r Lock & Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

HiAsHMERE D'EcossE,
~ Grape do
Plain. striped and black Alpaca, all qualities,
ChGmelion do do
Figured and plain black Silks, 4
And many other desirable goods for ladies
dresses. just received and for sale by
n Oct ~ VIM 5 Lock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
TO CARPENTERS.

n HAVE just received some superior spring
- steel saws, 5chissels, planes, plane bits,
with and without caps, hstehets, hand axes,
broad axes, sc. which will sell as cheap as
hey can be had here or elsewhere.
Oct 10. THoS. R.aRLLNS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

a would be prophe, down South lately
said ii one OF his sermons. that be was
sent 10 redeem the world and all things
therein. Whereupon. native pulled
out Two Eve dollar bills on broken bank.
and asked him 10 fork over The specie for
them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

#. .SE lot Of Negro Blankets, for sale
IA low BY TIC Sigq5oss.
Dec 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

.7 4. NOTES on the Gospels.
UsT reee ived six copies OF ,hel bO,e named
valuable commentary on The Gospels,
hieh We offer for sale.
Dec Y MILLER & T4TE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

EDUCATION The following beautiful
paragraph is from an article in Frszer's
Magazine "Edncaiion does not com
mence with the alphabet. j begins With
a mothers look-Filh fathers nod Of
appreciation or sign Of reproof- with sis
ter's gentle pressure Of the hand, OF a
brothers noble act Of forbearance-witb
handfulls 81 flowers 10 green daisy mead.
ows-wiih birds nests admired out.noi
touched-with creeping ants and almost
imperceptible emnets~-wIlh humming
bees and glass bes<iives- with pleasant
walks 10 shsdy fsnes7-and With thoughts
directed = sweet and kindly tones and
works.to nature, 10 beauty 10 acts 81 be-
pseolencs. to deeds Of virtue. snd4o the
source Of all good, to God himself.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

WHEN is THE TINE TO LovE,-Is il
when ;he bright eye Of nature spsrkles
through the warm luxuriaace Of amin ated
-beev4y,Ewhose tfemutous %ing autiefs Q.
yer the world OF smiling lowers. unfold
ing their velvet bosoms beneath curls Of
dropping foliage, gracefully floating 10
every breezs that plays along the muir
murIngf forest, dimpling The landscapes
with those smiles that only live 10 the boz
SONS Of flowers, when their hsart-leaves
open 10 the zePhyrs' tiny finger. that
drops with delicate soiiness from heavens
azure bosom abovel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
D0NESTTCS.

EArY Bts Nn Cottons, 81, 10, -;
= Heavy snaburgs;
4 ERE brown shifting cotton;
4 heavy brown sheeling cotton;
q and. 81 fnrniture plads
5.4. - - : Aieaehed shifting cotton
/ liza bieached sheeiingJ g4
Brown and blesched cotton jeans
Apron checks, tickings:
Russia and Huckelback toweling
ga brown linen table dispers
"a Danask do do
woollen comforts, blanket shawls;
Negro blankets, &C., Tor sale cheap BY
0cl3. s n .alismSng.
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rnRACCn & SNnFF.

gnHE Lily Of Virginia, and other choice
Congress, Rappee, Scotch and Macabeau Snuff
Oct "a Thomas RacIins.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

WoMAN.-Ws love 10 see a woman
treading the high and holy path Of duty,
unb!inded by the sunshine, unscarred by
the storm. There are hundreds who do
so from the cradle 10 the grave-heroines
Of endurance. Of whom the world has
never heard. but whose names will be
bright hereafter, even beside the bright
est of angels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

The New Haven Courier says:-A
man Of wit being asked what pleasure be
could find in the company Of pretty wo.
man, who was .oquacious simpleton
be replied. IL love to see her talk p
This recalls TO our mind fact. which hap
pened in one Of public our schools. not
long ago. A boy about seven-years- ola
was called up and aogged by the teacher.
for squeezing little girls hand. After
the punishment was inflicted, be was ask
ed why he did it. He replied, ii looked
so pretty that Iconh not help It. Did not
the fsacher deserve ioggipg for punish
ing the boyi