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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
FashiOnable Tailor.
MATHAMIEI, BAKER,

uNFORMS the citizens OF Charlestown and
SHE public generally, that he has opened
Tailor shop. one door North Of Mr.. VIM Avlss
SHOE Store. aud opposite Mr. Vim. s Locks
Store. wbereshe is prepared 10 cut snd make 70
order ali garments for gen'lemens wear. Hav-
ing had some en- perisnce in The business. be con
6denlly asks Of liberal public sharsof Their
patronage.
He IS IN the receipt Of the FASHIONS reE1-
srly andls enabled therefore 70 insure the IA
lssi chi, 10 those Who may desire i. Country
Produce, az cash prices. will Be taken At all
times 10 exchanee FOR work.
Give ne = call, IS The prices Of work shall
Be- regulated b the exigencies Of the times. n
ch1rlcstown. Oct 10, le4t.-3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
IlW FALL
WINTER GOODS.
HsHE Subscriber his just reformed from New
u York with large and beautiful STOCK OF
Fail & Winter Goods.


GFsHE Subscriber his just rsthrneb from New
u York with large and beautiful stock Of
Fail e. Winter Goods,
which &c Is determined 70 sell low, and would
invite hl who are in search Of Bargains, TO
call and eksmne his stock before purchasing
elsewhere, consisting in Pafl Of The following
srtieles, viz i
super wooI-d,ed blne, blue black, black, and
fsnsy eolored cloths
Super castor beaver DO for oyereoats
ca. "a plain and fancy cassimeres
Sattiuels and Kentucky leans, full assortment
Cashmere, mefin0ssnd silk veslings
Cashmere de lains, mouslin de tains. eoliennss
Cashmere dsecosse, besutifui assortment
A large assortment Of cslicoes, from 81 up
Laties' kid, cashmere, silk and cotton gloves
DO SILK and woolien mitis
Bonnet silks apd seiveis
= D. and meek ribhands =
! Bisck and colored alpaca
Lsdiess velvet and silk crayats and points
! Do dress csps
Black and colored fringe and gimp
cords and tasseis Tor trimming dresses
Preach snd English silk hoae
Alpaeea snd merino eol0red do
French worked collars
Ficsoris bands
Wooliep eloAks, Goals, cardinals, hoods, &c for
children G
81 . iO.t blssehsd and brown mpslins,
Osnabnsgs, plsln and twllled
i beAutif1 FOL Of JET and fancy urnaments,
which Vii be sold very cheap.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
CH2RLENTOWN.
TAII0MaN0s
~ ~ KiMtMghN lll,

UAvING lust returned from the cities Of
Philadelphia and Baltimore, visiting the
most (sshions6le establishments connected with
his business. and procured an entire New Sys-
TEN for eating garments. together with the
Latest Siyis and Fashions ef he day.
has no be .itancy in ssIing he will guarantee
the best OF ftx 10 those who may favor him
with 4 call. lie would say, that no pains shalt
be spared on his part 10 give entire satisfaction,
He therefore invites bis friends and the public
generally. to giSe him y Passing notice al bis old
sand above the MarkeA-house.
NIB Country Produce viii Be taken ~ En-
change Tor work at alI times, At cash prices.
0rt 10 lelA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
Oils. Paints. &c.

HNS9 ~
690NSTANTLY on hand aud for sale
~ Verdigris IN Oil,
White Lead BY The keg or pound,
Linseed OIL.
Spanish whiting,
Venetian Red, Red Lead. Red Sanders,
Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow,
Spirits TurpenIine. ~
Copai and Japan yarnish,
LHherage,
Refined Ivory Black,
Lamp dofF
The sboVe articles can be hsd very low.
IS HEFLE8oWER & co.
Kabletovn, Dee S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

TEs RULES OF LlFE.-The following
rules of practical lie were given BY Mr.
JEFFERSON -
!. Never put OF Gil tomorrow What
can be. done 10. day
/ 2. Never trouble others 10 do what you
can do yourself:
B. Never spend your money before you
hsve.i,.
4. Never buy what you do not wanl
because it is cheap.
5. Pride costs as much as hunger, thirst
and cold.
6, We never repent Of eating too lille
2. Nothing is troublesome that we do
willingly.
g How much pain those evils cost US
which never happen
8. Take things by their smooth handle.
TO- When angry, always count ten be
fore you speak. s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16


The PooR-During the long dreary
winter mouths the poor are peculiarly in
need Of kind ministratIons. tits pleas
ant thing to relieve the wants Of suffer
ing family. even though the relief be af
lorded at the expense ofsome long cher
ished indulgence: and indeed the heart
that can feel no thrill of satisfaction Ia do
ing so. lacks an Ingredient not dispensed
with, thank Heaven, 10 making up OF
mos: human hearts. One Of the pleasant
est sensations Of which our nature is sus.
ceptible. is thai produced oy the volunia-
ry bestowsl Of any needful comfort upon
those less iavoured than ourselves: and
this, We believe, Is about the only in
sisncein which The natural prompiings
Of the heart are 10 exact unison with the
teachings OF Omnipotence. We have
now an excellent association among US;
the object Of which is 10 relieve. the
wants OF the destitute but il should be
remembered that there is natural i've
cannot cali il cri ninal) pride existing.
which prevents many frora soliciting that
aid of which they are really in need, and
induces them 10 conceal even their ne
cessiiies from the eye Of q stranger. Are
! you sure, reader. that your next door
neighbor is not Of this CLASP Are you
sure that there is not within a-single block
Of your own comfortable dwelling some
poverty stricken family who are. sensitive
-or. Il you please. too pfoud-lo apply
for thai assistance Difkout which they
must keenly suffer- II there are none
such about you. then may you enjoy IN
quiet and contentment the geniafwarmth
Of your own pleasant 6reside but i there
!. are. seek them out in their cheetIess 4
BODIES. delicaiely supply them With what
evet they may need. and thus ascertain
for yourself the Substantial pleasure iher'
Is in doing good TO your fellow creatures
[Mtr Ksrk Spn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

nl5PRcTFUILI inform THAR friends that
. .III k.I1 I1.' returned from The Eastern
cine. -. m. '|'l<s and nest approved FASH
..... . .. en- NOW RED 10 serve heir eus.ooe1|
.| .. ..-...| ||t1|I'rr 10 itr latest cut
... ..- or ..|1+. or NE ter LIBERAL I--
....... 900 |1.I|.>|. .11 I-1&- -11, b
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
SfITHFIELD1
aI&Ny 9AIM
AND
gERdE2xs Gc0D9.


THO The citizens Of S aiih6eId and the public
i geuersllywe would say snow is your lime
TO get Goods for slmast nothing. We have
Just returned from the Eastern Markets, where
we have purchased large and splendid sssorl-
meut Of goods. which we are now Offering Tor
sale II As low, il not lover prices, than they
can be had in this or any other country town.
Our stock consists in part as follows;
Cloths OF all coisrs aud qualities,
Piau aud fancy csssiHeres,
Velvet aud satin Vesrings,
Merino do
Ned, white and yellow flannel,
Brown and blesched Canton do
Brown and bIescIted cotton,
Jacooet amsfic,
Swiss and book muslin,
Plaid ard striped muslin,
Plain ard figured bobbneit,
Lace, edgings and inserlihgs,
And every other article usually kept in re:
Ia il country store.
We would say 10 our friends and 10 the pub
lie gensralIy, that they would ssve money By
calling on THoS LOCK CO.
Oct "a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

The FiRsT SHip.- The ark. built by
Noah was the FIRST as well as The largest
vessel Of which we have any account.
Her tonnage was nearly ten times greater
than tina. of the largest ships oil the line
in our navy, being estimated at AZ 400
tons. Her proportions would be corsi-
deEed good even nov, after Ihe accumu-
lated experience Of ages 10 ship building,
although the model may not have been
the best adapted for speed. Allowing Is
inches to one cubit, her length was 400
leei. IS feet beam. and IS feel depth Of
hold.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
To fI,e La,IIea

: USr received and for sale very low
- New style dress goods T
ShawIs. cIoskings i
Jet Ornaments. &c. S H.febosrer &. Co.
! Kabietosn, Dec &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
r.nre fnI. RingUorfnNTefter

Remede p0artd Ddtre,
thisiruly Incompatible Specific received
and for sale. b $ F0RNEf,
shephsrdsiow1, Nov %. Druggist }
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

TO THE LADIES.
VUE hsse JUST received large assortment Of
w Cashmere de Ecosse,
Printed Saxon,s,
Figured and striped AIpaeea,,
colored Silks,
Rlie black DO
100 or lao pieces Of the Pret,iest styles Of Ca
licoes,
Bonnet and Cap Ribbands,
Gloves. Mitis and Cspes.
oela4. 1Aems' Lock & p.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
Fresh Groceries.

HID. New OrIesos sugar;
y | do Sngsr-house Molssses;
10 Sacks Rio Coffee /; cheaper Than it has ever
been sold in this morkeI before.
Just received and FOR sale.
Dec 90 S Htas6ovtT & Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

Coon TEMPER---There is nothing
which has a more abiding influence %
the happiness Of family. than the pre-
servalion Of equable and cheerful temper
and tones in The house keeper. A woman
who is habituslly gentle, sympa,hising,
forbearing and cheerful, carries an atn1os
phere about her. which impar,s sooth.
ing and sustaining influence. which rem
ders il easier for all 10 do right under her
administration, than in any other silua-
ton.
There isIa secret social sy mpathv which
every mind To- a greater or less degree,
experiences with The feelings OF those a.
round, as they are manifested by the coun.
tenance and voice. A sorrowlul, dis
contented. or an angry coun,enance, pro-
daces q silent sympathetic influence, i'm
parting sombre shade 10 the mind. while
tones Of anger or complaint sill more ef-
lectually jar the spirits.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

A short time since as the mail stage
was going. on very dark night from Bos-
ton 10 Portsmouth. the driver was alarmed
By The cry Of oh. lordY, We are kilteve
nv soul Of d. e The driver jumped of bis
box, and found ibai he bad driven into a
cart and demolished It. and 'spiIf an Irish
man and two women. The driver, some
what enraged that the gallant HibeTnian
should keep the middle Of the road. gave
him 4 pretty severe lecture. and conclud-
ed By asking him il he did not see The
lights on The stage. 'Yis. and TO besnre
and did and ] drove right between
Them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

WOMEN -Tbey have less active but
more passive courage than men. Sur
geons are well aware that though il is
much easier 10 make man submit TO an
operation. yet. that generally speaking.
be does not bear il with so much for,Itude
as weman. Indeed, women endure all
kind o: masforiunes except love ones)
better than the other sax.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

nURE Whne Lead warranted 10 be prime
article, al 8. 50 per keg. jus, received.
4 s F0RNEY.
sksphsraslown. nee "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
OIL of Tannln, or Leather

TTyHIS Oil penetrslss The s.ffest and hardest
leather though il has bee, 20 years in use.
II imparas q strenglh 70 leather. even though il
has become bFiekle and easily torn. that is ut
ferly incredible until seen. Il makes AL leather
completely and perfectly impervsous 10 water,
particularly boots. shoes, carrisge-tops, hose,
harness. trunks. &c.
For sale 81 the Drug Store Of
H 5 FoRNEY.
shepherds.own, Nov %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
b.
ODD EELLonS.

The subjoined table copied from The
Symbol o. Odd Fellows Magazine.
shows the progressive incrt sse Of the Odd
Fellows assoclalicu 10 this county fort
dee years, The States Of Illinois and Ten.
aessee not intludeda
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

CoNTENrMENT.-The fountain OF con.
tent must spring up 10 the mind, aud be
who has 50 liule knowledge Of human
nature as to seek happiness by changing
anything bet his own disposition, will
waste his lie in fruiiless efforts, and mul-
tiply~the griefs which he purposes 10 re.
move.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY Ie, 1s45.

A COOP WlFE.-We have read many
portraits drawn by master spirits Of that
most iuesiimable ar human blessings !
good wile-but The following BY The ans
cient Greek poet. SePbocles. who died
more than 1900 years ego, isreslly beau
liful. and proves that then as now. . fond
and faithful woman was regarded as the
perfection Of ell human things
Faihfnl--ss dog, The lonely shepherds pride 7
Irue-as the helm the 5afque's protecting guide;
Firm-as the shaft that props ire towering dome;
Sweet-As 10 shiPwIecked seameniand &<bome;
Lovely-as a child, the parents soffdelgki;
Radiani--as morn thai breaks The Stormy night;
GrstefaI--ss streams within some seep recess:
VIII rills and hope lbe painting lrssensr bless
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
Drugs, Medicines, Dye siuGs,
Fancy Articles, Jet0elrg, SC. &c.,


q FRESH STO CK.
nUVHE s1b,crsoer has Iusi returned from the
eily with carefully selected stock Of
Drugs. Medicines. Dye Sidf,, Paints,
Oils, Vsrnishes Fancy Articles,
Jewelrv. CONFECTIONERY.
FRUIT, Sc Sc. &c.
which he will be pleased 10 dispose Of on the
MS FoRNEY.
shephefd.tOwu, Jan ..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

gnNHE subscriber has reiurDed from PhiIsdel,
ii phi. and Baltimore, and has now opened
3 very large and haudsome Stock Of Goods, 10
which be csIis ihs attention Of his friends and
the public. lie nsuefs himself that he can sell
nk sech prices - must give entire satisfaction.
Call earlg. JOHN KEPLING Err.
shephsrdssown. Sept 26--4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

GOLDEN SANDS Wrongs may try a
good mao. but ,cAhnot imprint on him a
false stain. -
Whenever you give advice. be certain
you have not made one enemy.
A woman destitute Of. morals, will be
more alrocIous 10 her vices thar a man.
Devils: were made from angels.
Opposition will often mske.a man great.
The reason why so few marriages are
happy is because young ladies spend
their time In making nets instead OF ca
bles.
A man must have confidence in him
self il be expects the world 10 have any
in him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

Coon ADVICE Let Young people re.
men. bert that their good temper will gain
them more esteem and happiness thanFthe
genius apd talents Of all lheabad men that
ever existed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
MfarfIIamrous.

'TAE uNBELIEvER pity the unbe.
lievef-ooe Ehp can gaze. upon the gran
deur, the glory, and beauty Of the natural
universe, sand behold not the touches Of his
fingers. who It's ever, and with and above
all IRON my very hearth do commise-
rate his condition. The unbelieverl on
whose intellect the light Of revelation ne
yer penetrated; who can gaze upon the
unfading and imperishable sky. spread
out so msgbifcen'ly above him. and say
ell this~is the work OF chance. The heart
Of such being is a dull and cherries
void. Inmy mind-the gpdlike gilt Of
intellect-is debssed. destroyed; all is
dafk-a fearful chaotic lsbyrinlh--rayless.
cherries. hopelessi No CLEAN OF light
lfam heaven generates the blsckness Of
tbeN horrible delusion No voice from
the Eternal bids the depending heart re.
joice ~
No fancied tones from the barps Of se-
raphim arouse the dull spirit from lis lie.
thsrgs, or shay the consuming fever Of
the brain. The wreck Of mind is utter.
ly remedies reason is PROSTATE; and pas
sion. prejudice. and superstition, have
reared theirtempleon the ruins Of bis in :
tellect. the revelation from on high, but
sealed book He sees nothing above OF
round or beneath him. that evinces the
existence Of God. ard he denies-yes.
while standing on the foo,sool Of Omni
Potence. and gazing upon Me dazzling
throne of Jehovsh, be shuts bis intellect
- sL--is--L-i - --->->~-.-.--> i---@--A 49,
d God . Chalmers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
Wanted InnediateIx.

Wanted Immediately,
ZOO POUNDS Beeswax,
500 do Butter,
500 pounds Rags,
1000 DO Wool,
SO bushels Beans,
1000 pounds Lard,
1000 dozen Eggs, .l
For which the highest market price will be
given by S HJissolesrS s Co.
Nov Z. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
] Rnofs ~ ShOes

q Roots e. shoes
40 Cases mems and boys coarse boots
Double salpd cslI-skin DO
Mems and boys cosrse shoes :.
Ladies' hid aud morocco slips
no y walking shoes
% black and hronzed CATERS
Ladies' and gen,lemeD's gum over shoes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
KABLEToRM
ARRIVAL
AT
EAEIBIGyYM.
THIS DAY!

"RE undersigned are now receiving and
n opening their SECOND SUPPLY Of Fo-
reign snd domestic Dry Goods. Tor the Fsll sp6
Winter, 10 Fhieh they respectfully call The a.
tenisoo Of the public, and which they pledge
themselves 10 sell on IS accom- moda,ing terms
~ any Store 10 The Valley Of virgiois.
s, HEFLEe0WER q co.
KabisloWn, Dec &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

Experiments By he aid Of Morse's Tele.
graph have been made by Mr. Colt inven-
tor Of the Sub Marine Battery, WHICH
have resulted in proving, at the distance
o.. 40 miles from Baliimore-to Washing
TOM that BY igniling gunpowder and 9th.
eF cowbnstible substances, hecan bowlun
aIshP With the same celebrity and certain
" a. at only few miles. Mr.. Colt has
proposed tolhe Governments permanent4
ly.fortify any harbor at costNof not ex-
ceeding that Of steamship ol-war. and
guarantees its security against the, coH.A
bined facts Of Europe. "-.fler. Gar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
ALso-A large sssorlmen ut Of
Fashionable Hats & Caps,

And almost every article that can De found u
the Grocery ling
! shepherd.,ewn. Nov q ls4t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

TIE above liable, besldes exhibfIiRg the
Prosperous condition bf 40 assotialion
which is represented 10 be founded on
purely beneFolent principles, aud one
that turns neither 10 ahes right nor leit in
pursuit Of any other object. is. also Gu.
lrlous as showing what a large amount OF
aggregate revenue can be: realized from
Tie lrltiing weekly contribution Of about
six cents, which is found 10 be annie IL
meet sllthe just demands thatsicko Or disa-
bled members have upon The Society a.
Weil SO pay the expenses Of schooling
lne orphan chIldtea OF deceased mem
bers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

TIE WiDow.-If there is any person
more lonely than another, and one who
should be more entitled 10 our sympathiss.
il is she WHO has been deprived Of, the
companion Q. her youth. Perhaps her
children have all been called awsy-by the
hand Of death. and one BY one she has
their last. and then deposited them 10 the
house appointed for all The living Poor.
womaE, she~is a widow indeedl Asshe
muses. on the past, when she was content
ed and happy in the society Of her bus
band, surrounded by a group Of smiling
children. an involuntary sigh escapes her
and tear is seen 10 trickle down her
cheek. Nov. the path is dark and drear;
the SUNSHINE that blessed her cottage and
home has departed, and night, dark and
cherries, broods over her head. Poor
woman. we repeat. There is nothing on
earth TO cheer her spirits, raise her heart
and thrill her bosom with Joy. Whenfher
father 10 Heaven. whose kind hand has
wonderfully sustained her. shall call her
hence. she will depart with willing .spir-
il. She feels that earth is but vale OIL
tears, and has long looked above for con-
ISOLATION and peace. A few more suns,
aud she will be at rest, and The cold grave
will receive the lifeless clod-snd then
who will remember the widow and the
childlesss Who will visit her grave and
plant flowers beside i None for her
relations and her offspring are dead
Poor woman. she is widow we say a.
gain. May she find kind friends while
she lives. that all her wants be supplied
and when she dies. we are confident she
Will rest in heaven, where the wicked
cease from troubling and the weary are Al
rest.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

ORAfoR AT a late political meeting
in The west, The orator electrified bis
hearers By the following eloquentremsrks:
livery man and woman is born free
and equal except niggers. They amt born
so in ioith, for am six foot and my bro
Their Rip is only four loot and half and
thick through in proportion, They ain.
born SO 10 point Of strength; for ] can
double up any be,ctetur between here
and the forks Of Red River. They amt
born so in point Of gump,ion, for know
a smart piece, while cousin Leafy was
born a nat'ra. We amt so in point Of
running. for il can run down steamboat,
panther, or railway car; nor we aini
born so In point Of taking rye, for can
put the bung-hole 10 my mouth and swol-
low halt a barrel. Then whsteiswe born
equal 10 + I'll Tell you how we're equal.
when you 60 10 The polls next lection
day, If 'you'll vote for me 10 60 TO Con-
gress, / swear 10 you by all The eyes 10
my breeches pocket. that every one ol
YOU shall have grant. and I'll take .
grant Too, and :hen we shall be equal al
round.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

IMPROPER LANGUAGE Never use i'm
proper words or indecent language. b
befrsys a grovelling mind. and does not
speak we'll OF The society you keeR-
Such language offepds the ear Of motes-
iy, and makes your presence an offence
10 respectable society. True is.
stImmodest words admit Of no defence
For want Of deeeney is want Of sense "
The young should early habi,uste them
selves 10 the use OF language which is be-
coming al ell lines aud in all places. A
coarse and vulgar young man is loaihed
and abhored by all-allhough' for the sake
Of his relatives, be may be sometimes sd-
mitied into respectable society. Avoid
then all express:ons-aIl faint illusions 10
What Is indicate and improper; unless
YOU do. you may early be tainted
! with that dull. rooted, esllOus imPudenee,
4 Which dead 10 shame, and every nicer sense,
Nor blush, unless IN spresdlng vices snsress
You bIunder On some virtue qnavsreA"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

on Trads oftde United Staies There
were imported into The United States, ii
1914, 1879 O95 barfe1soi Sperm2Qil, go,
$50 barrels Of Black or Whale oil, and
30l5 l45 pounds Of Whalebone. The
number Of vessels engaged 10 thestfade is
606, and 239 Of them belong 10 New
Bedford. 10 1913 the imporialions into
the United States amonnted 10 167, 1874
barrels of Sperm. % $50 barrels more
than last year; 2O5 SCI barrels Of Whale.
81 22l less thanlast year; and 93S, 81
less than 10 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

Go THOU AND DO LiKEwIsE.-Pye
made up my mind 10 pay the printer
Susan, give me five dollar bill, and LII
send il 10 him before get out OF humor.
That's good man, said the wife, handing
him the money.