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BIZ II. Green, Auctioneer.

By II. Green, .4uctioneer,
AND KITCHEN FURNI
IL TURE AT AUCTION.-On Saturday tn
Sd instant, shall SELL in front of the Centre Mar
ket, at 10 o'clock, large lot of household AM
kitchen furniture, seized and taken under execution
| enumerate in part
Mahogany sofa, dressing bureau and wardrobe
Do fine marbIe-top pier table and glas
Do card tables, sdeboard, ottomans, &c
Do chairs, high, and low-post bedsieads
Cane and wood-seat chairs, washstands, &c.
Feather beds, bedding, mattresses, &c.
Clock, walters, andirons, shovel and tongs
Carpets, rugs, mating, window blinds
Also a large LOT of kitchen utensils.
Terms cash.
A. GREEN,
Dec 3l-3t ..... t,l ... Auctioneer.
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Brig Gen. R. JONES, .9djutani General y. s. army.
REMARKS

.Hs REMARKS.
What Colonel Keamy proposes---p.qrliai tag for
the 'lndian country"--lsss Gross p. 234, ACT June
80, 1884, sec. y may be worthy Of consideration.
cannot conceive the legal existence Of martial
ia0 ~ the United States, or IN their organized Ter
ritolies, except as prescribed by CONGRESS- in the
act Of April 10, 1906, commonly called Rules and
articles u War. For the persons subject to this code,
see the beginning of the act and articles 96 and 81
also sec. 2, Crcss, pp l01, l22, and 1913, All but
the last Of these provisions are founded on art J.,
8, clauses 10, IA, and Is of the constitution,
and the 5th amendment. But the writ of habsas
corpus may be suspended BY Congress, in certain
cases, and this 1t has been ignoranty supposed
would let in martial lao applicable 10 persons
other than those mentioned in the articles OF
Such persons might no doubt, under the suspension
Of the WRIT be deprived Of their liberty for time,
but could only be further punished by the ordinary
or civil courts Of the land IL etisens, and conse-
quenuy not "spies." Col. Kearny's suggestion,
however, applies to the Indian country defined
in the act OF 1884, and which lies outside Of our
States and organized Territories.
Respectfully submitted Ia the Secretary OF War.
Et WINFIELD SCOTT.
November 10, l64s.
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MONEY WANTED.--The subscriber would
wi inform his customers that their accounts fol
the year lsi5 are now due, and ready for delivery
To save them trouble, they will all be sent TO them
during the present week and Is sincerely desired
tha, the amount of each and every bill will be forth
coming as speedily as possible. IL is further re-
quested that the above notice be not only read, bu
diligently dgesed by all concerned in it; for it is
utterly impossible for man in business to meet the
demands constantly pressing upon him unless his
patrons are more punctual.
: A.. No.. ....... q. D. GILMAN.
Jan l--3t -. .....
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BIZ II. Green, .Auctioneer.

~ OLD PENS, GOLD WATCHES. PENCILS
VI FINGER-RINGS, BREAST.PlNS, FOB.
CHAINS, STUDS, MEDALIONS, &c, AT
AUCTION.-On Saturday evening, the Sd instant
shall sell, at 81 O'Clock, at my auction store, Con.
cert Hall, near Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania
avenue, a large lot of the above named articles
2 spy-glasses, 3 vions, 9 guitars, SC. ..a.
Also lot of secondhand books, some of them
valuable works. ..#
The above articles will be sold in order to close
consignment ,. ia. r.
Terms cash. A. GREEN
Dec 3l--3t as..s ....,.. ...... Auctioneer.
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tn he NEW YEARS GIFT-The subscriber
Il takes this opportunity ofinfoming his friends
and customers who have 50 literally pstronized him
during the year past, that they viii confer a very
highly -prized gia by making a settlement Of their
respective ACCOUNTS with the least possible delay.
Splendid rich dress silks and extra French cash
meres sold al greatly reduced prices from this day
..t.- -. GEO. STETTINlUS.
Jan l-d6tif . . ...
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+ oST, on Monday night, between the door Of a
IL house on Capitol Hill and the street, brace
let containing large aqua-marine stone, set in gold
Tho initials IF ca are engraved on the stone.
The finder will be compensated for leaving il at the
United States Hotel. Dec 31--lt
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only at stated periods in the year, renders much OF
the trade and Intercourse Law Of 1884 imperative
and useless.
IL viii be seen by The accompanying map, that
from observations taken by Ledt. Franklin, ttopo-
graphical engineers he found 'Jaeksons Grove, y
on the south side Of the Arkansas 1.-THE place where
Capt Cooke, Of my regiment, disarmed the Texans
under Col snsely In 1si3,) TO be east Of The 100ih
deg. of longitude and therefore was at that time, as
now, within our territorial limits
Very respectfully, your obedient servant, .
s. w KEARNY
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BANK or fHE METROPOLIS,
lt.-- .. December 20, Is45.
TIME board Of trustees have this day declared a
Il dividend OF three and half per cent. out Of the
profits Of the bank for the last SIX months, which
will be paid to the stockholders Oh or after the Cd Of
January next ensuing. ~
RID SMITH,
Dec 29-3uf .. Cashier.
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T Asst TRIP OF THE SEASON. The steam
IL er osceoIa, Captain Mitchell, will make her
last trip to Norfolk on Friday, January Cd, leaving
Washington at O'Clock, a. m. Dec 81
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WORTHINGTON G.. ,SNETHEN, 6.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

- a.. = Washington, d. c., -
Practices in tho Supreme Court of the United
States and in several courts of the District of Column
ba, and prosecues all manner of claims against the
United States, either before Congress or the differ
ent departments Of the government. "
Dec. 20-lydsw S-.faf .ra ..
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CARPETINGS.-W We have on hand at leaa
" $4,000 yards Of carpetings OF various qualities,
and, the season being far advanced, we wiz otter
great bargains TO reduce our stock. Call andluy'
a d. CLAGETT &c
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THE NEWS FROM EpRoPE.--The New York Her
aid says we may now daily expect to receive later
accounts from Europe the next cdviccs will proba
bly, come direct by packct-ship, as no steamer leaves
England TIL the 4th proximo. The following pack.
cts may arrive with late news:
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PACKETS TO ARRIVE.

II Is impossible to tell, with any degree Of Ger.
tainty, the length Of time these fine packets will take
in crossing the Atlantic. One. or two or three may
arrive this week, end perchsnce not for two OF
three weeks m consequence, however, Of the great
interest manifested for later intelligence from EO.
rope, we are determined 10 have our feet Of news
schooners CONSTANTLY on the watch. of Sandy Hook
and all along shore to board the first packet that"
rives with news
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of
packages in the above splendid lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention. and an official account Of
each dra,oing Immediately after is over to all
who order from me. Address
A. w. HARDWOOD,
No. 9, Browns Hotel, Washington, ID. c..
-. Dec oq--3t r. H ~
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No. /, for 1886.
SPLENDID SCHEME

Tickets slO-halves s5--quarters 50 SO.
For sale by
J. @. GREGORY & CO., Managers.
Next door east Of National Hotel, Washington
City, ID. G..
Dec 29-diftd $1,000
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FORTUNES HOME.

nRAWING OF TIE ALEXANDRIA LOT
- Terry, Class No. 40, December 27th.--Many
Of fortunes avors have been distributed throughout
the different States, from this lucky Office, during
the past year. Tickets be had obtained by mail,
well In personi all orders strictly confidential,
if addressed to A. w. HARDWOOD, Lottery and
Exchange Broker, old stand No. 2, Browns Hotel,
Washington, ID. c.. .. s
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nRAwN NUMBERS of the Alexandria Lot
L. terry, No. 40, drawn 9th December, lsi5:
81 SIS a % 81 30 l 40 10 25 3 "a
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, III
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
,.,. .,.t Class 9, for 1916. ,..r
To be drawn in Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday,
January 10Th, 1916.
" rs No. lottery--13 drawn ballots.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

| ... Class 3, for 1886. #N " r.
To be drawn in Alexandra, ID. c., on Saturday
! January 18th, 1916
I rs No. lottery--l4 drawn ballots.
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Tickets sl5--halves 81 50--quarters So rs
cghths 81 67I
Certificate Of packages Of 26 whole tickets $3.50
Do do 26 halves do IS
Do do &c quarters do AZ SO
Do do DC eighths do % rs
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Report Of a rpmner campaign 10 the Rocky mountains.
&C., in 1876. ~. ISL \ \
HEADQUARTERS Tsr RrcMrSr DRaeooNs,
s4 ST. Louis, Mo-, Sept. rs, ls45.
Sin. The marches pointed out in the Instructions
TO nae from your Office Of April 9th, have been per-
formed. The journal report, BY Adju,sn, Turner,
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"Lewis's Fork ~ down that fork 10 the Columbia.
down that river near TO its mouth where they find
the Wilhamet; then up that rivera most circuit.
GUS journey. No other route has vet been discoy
cred BY which the cmgrants or others can get to
the Wilhamet; but there is little or no doubt that
distance Of about 400 miles can be saved for them
and much better route than the present one TO
pnss over, by leaving the trail Bear river-pass
north Of Lake Bonneville TO ogden's, on Lost river
cross the Wyhee river and the Blue mountains
north Of Clanet lake, and then fall on the head
waters Of the Wiihamct. Should Il be deemed adj
visable to have that country explored with the
view OF finding such route as have alluded to, I
would respectfully rcSbmmend for that purpose Mr.
Thomas Fitzpatrick, who was our guide during the
late expedition; an excelIcnt woQdsmaD--one who
has been much west Of the mountains and who has
as good, IL not better knowledge of that country
than any other man in existence. le3E
In marching down the Arkansas, we met with
several parties Of traders going TO Taas and Santa
Fe; they were getting along without nnolsstaon
and without difficulty. We saw no Indians on this
Mexico. re
There are a number of white men from our own
States, who have nominaly their residence near
Taas and Santa Fe, and who come frequently into
the Indian country between the upper Arkansas and
the Platte, between "Bent's forth and aFort Lara
mie,n bringing whskey with them, which they
trade to the lndiansconsequently causing much diff
6culty and doing much harm. This should be pre.
vented; and possibly might, by the appointment Of
q sub-agent, which recommend, located at "Bent's
fort" who, under instructions from the War Depart
ment, might put stop TO that traffic in that section
Of country. 7r-
| cannot refrain from repeating, in this place,
what have for many years been convinced off,
that the good OF the Indiana would be much advan-
ced and the peace oftbe country much more effect
ually secured, il Congress would pass law declar-
ing the whole Of the Indian country under martial
sw. The difficulty Of taking persons accused Of
offences in the Indian country, with witnesses, TO
the civil courts, which are remote, and which sit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05

TNHE fall ssssion % his inssiftlti,n n,ifl CO..
= nsnes, -Nspsnb~ ~, 1885, The Aero
dfia Academy hss been herefofats opsnei ~
tfhe admission ~ dag Scholar ealy arfanxs
ntents hase now been made Tor The acclaimed.
tlea Of . iimiits nem5r,sf Bosrfers< nho NJ
reside IN the Family u the Rrieeipsf ana B, %
der bis constant snpsFvisi8 The coar,e ~
study embraces The 6rssh, Lslin and FFeIss
Langnsgssi 0rthogF.phy, Rfadipg. WHINE
English Grsmmar. Compositioa, Geor aphy. A.
eisnt and Aeden History. Rhetoric, Natural
enhosophy. Chenistry, Geology. Afitbmet ie !:
booE-keePing. ~ single and double ensfv 1I':
zebra, Plane, Solid, Analytical ara Dese, ;.,,t.
Geopeiry, Applicstion Of Alsebrs 10 f,sn1.,t.
snd 70 the doctripe Of Cures, Me1sr,,,.rs
MetBod n ceiculltinl nd nsjoe F.ogs 80, ~
Plane and Spherical Trigonomesrv sra..:-f,,
Propositions. Drawing. Theory and Pfae,;es ~
Surveying, Navigation, Comic Sections. 49,,
nv, including the calculations Of solar az ~
mar EeliPses. OSCILLATIONS. Trsnsits. &c.
The principal Is aided 10 the dilTerenid, mart.
nents By gentlemen Of ability and experience. Il
and every possible effort is afforded the Stu.
dsnts 10 The prosecution Of their studies.
The cLAssics form prominent part Of lhe |
School exercises, and, such means are adopted |
- will make the siheent thorough IS be pro. |
crosses. lnteachiBg the JNaftemdfie,. a, weli |
~-''-@ - VIZ Ntaoi1o NlU Couuucle0 with Z
constant reference 10 the applicability Of their
principles 10 the arts and 70 general business.
The Surveying Class Is frequently exercised
70 Surveying and dividing Land. taking Heights
end Distances, &c. &c. BY which means thew
become fully competent 10 perform the dulles
ola Surveyor or 70 enier an Engineering Corps. /
The Astronomical class he 70 access 10 large /
Telescope of high magnifying poRer.s and on /
suitable evenings make obserystious on The
Planets, Fixed Stars. and other celestial bodies.
IN order thai Parents and Guardians NAV at
ell times be advised Of the literary standing Of
their sons snd wards, the character OF each DAYS
rsciiations is registered, and monthly report
IS forwarded 10 them by mail.
TERMSl:-For Board and Taiiioa 10 the A.
bove enumsraied branches, except French and +
Drawing, 100 dollars year, each qu.rter nav.
.ole 10 advance the qusrters 10 consist Of IL
weeks French and Drawing at Professor'spri-
les.
References Edgar Snovden, ESQ.,. Christ
Neale. Esq, Or. John s. Reese, r nj. McCor-
mick, &c, Aierandria J. b. Mathews, ESQ
DE-. J. HI owings. Ho,0ard District, ma Rev
& 81 Bali Baltimore. Nd ~Rev. A. A. Lips.
:ombs Montgomery. lila.
R. L. BRocKETT, Principal.
Aiexandris, d. c., Nov 49, 6mw- 6msm.
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ParasoIs, whips, Canes, &c,

* IL THE WAY FROM PARIS !--FRaNcfs
bttHLEa. No. Iq6, Baltimore S,ree,, few
doors below The Clipper office. bees leave a rfc,,,
hs numerous friends and eustomers we'll % eoup-
try merchants generally, 4 he hss lust imporIed
direct from Paris one Of The most extsn,,e y.r;ed
and beautiful assortmen,s Of 4
Pdrdsols, Canes, Cane Heads. & Wins.
that have ever been offered for !, i. - R.lf;n.,,.
and being determined 10 sell as ehesp !, nv o,he,
II thsGeppiss hsiks-ta5a Issxevs-
quests purchasers TO give him call His sssort.
CENT, he 10 wsrrspted in saying eanpotbe snFPassed
Baltimore, Oct 3. lS4S-6m.
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ATTENTION, the PUBLIC

TIME uhdesigned continues TO manufactur
articles In his1ine, which have been pro
nounced By good judges equal TO any In theU
nion-and 10 addition 10 this, he has just relura-
81 from the East, with an abundant and rich
variety Of
CON DICTIONARY s Fancy .9rtieles.
Making up stock unsurpassed By suy es,sb-
lishmeni 10 Virginia. He will. therefore, be
enabled 10 supply country merchants and fami-
lies with every ihng they want, on terms - 70.
vorsble as can be had in any Of the cities, and
the clrrisgs saved. Let them call aud try.
His stock will always be hept up, fresh and
full, embracing Ffuits Of all varieties in season
aud Nats Of every kind. B. r. EVANS.
10 Parties and Weddings supplied Al the
shortest notice.
Winchester Oct 16 SolS-3u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05

The senior Partnsrin The shove Card would
Say 70 his frisnds and 10 the public generally,
that - ~. oRain resumed. with renewed zeal,
the prsctlte Of his profession. which the duties
Of public HE. for the last few years, have CON.
PEELED him IN measure 10 neglect. TO ali,
Thea who would sntrust their business TO his
charge, he deefhs il Only necessary for him 10
saI, that be - agsin prepared. a. heretofore,
With 81 bis energy, 70 DO battle in their cause,
and to project. with oil his ability, the rights
and interests Of his clisn,s. He can generally
. fepnd, when not elsewhere professionally
e1|.|td, 81 bis ofice In Charlestown.
4 u. 20. iet5.-tI
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TYMNYTWRNa

81rfsa1saer 91a4s~.TIafsstSes
n FULL sssertmept eonstsatly on hand. and
- made toorder ID the shortest time, aud Of the
best materials N. Z. Corner OF Lombard and Ligh
Streets. Baltimore. A. CLiFF0RD& co.,
Baltimore, Oct 9, lS45-6m
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Geo. WIN. Ransom,
a ATTORNEY AT Law,

sHdt's'1sisA, ssUs'son County. VHginia,
lovFfcE NrxT DOOR TO CoURr House. D
DRAcrIsRs.is III The Court. Of jefferson
berkslsy, Clarke, and Frederick coup-
ts1s. E
Jan 20. Ists-lY.
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COLE, CRAFT & CO.'S
b at and Cap Establishment.

e
TIME subscribers wcold invite the sttenliou OF
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others to
~ their large and splendid si6ekof Hats
n snd Gaps, al their Rooms No. !, Scuih
A Calvert Street, BaltimsTe.
- For variety, style,qualiiy. and cheap
ness, they believe they cannot be surpassed.
They state, in part, the kind which cannot
fail 10 induce Merchants 10 call and examine
for themselves.
Russia and Brush bats, superdne black broad
hfims;
Moleskin silk Hats, Pstii siylesI
Neuiria Beaver Hats
Cass.:ssere Hats;
Mask,al Fur Hats;
Youths, aud Boys Hats;
Extru Beaver-puIe;
Black end White made 10 order; Il
Wool Hats, black, while and dfAb;
Round ard square crowns, Of all qualities; i.
Cars. black and blue Mems aud Boys, Cloth
Caps, with and WITHOUT fur Trimmings, and
others or every variety.
Baltimore, Ger. 9, lsi5-6m. I'LL
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SADNESS. There is q mysterious feel
ing that frequently passes like a cloud O.
sei we spirits. u comes upon the soul
IN the busy hustle oflife. 10 Inc social cir .
~ 70 .ue calm AID silent retreats Of soil.
Asound wiilcone booming over the ocean
Of memory. gloomy and solemn Is the
death knelf, oveshadowing oil the bright
hopes and sunny feelings OF the heart
Who can desire II, and yet who has not
felt its be wildering inluencss Sill il is
delicious sort ofsorrow and like cloud
dimning The sunshine on the river, al
though causing momeniary shade Of
gloom i enhances the beauty Of returning
brightness.
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:, "a YAAI0.

WINAHW LUtH0 % uLWIs v WHoHIWdIHW,
AViNG associated themselves in ihe Prsc.
IL tice nfihe Las, will attend the supsrior and
Inferior Courts 81 Jeterson,~ BerksIey, Frede.
rick. and Clarke
oiice the same ss heretofore occupied By Luz
eas q Bedinger.
Charlesiown, Aug. IA, Is45-tE
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IHokRD Axes, A5zss. Rbu1diex Knives,
- Dfauioe Knives, and cross. Cdi Saw.
jult rsssiyet b TH0s. R4WIlNS.
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Lsuissa Street. spposii, Lloyd Lesass,
WINCHESTER. "a
Tv1iSS BROOKS has opened her Fan aud
&A Uiaiss Faskisns, which have thus far me
with decided Appreciation. She Is therefore
prspafea 10 meet the orders Of the Ladies Of
Winchester and The surrounding country. upon
short nolce. and in siyle 70 please evety taste
The Lsdiss Of le6srson. Berkeley and clsrkN
nav Ind her estabiishment worthy heir atl..
ton
Miss B's millinery Room is on The Main slrssl
opposiis The store Of Lloyd Logan,
winchester. Nov s. lstS- SIN.
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Lawrence B. Washington,

ATTORNEY at Law,
nEsPEcTPULLR offers his Professional
- Services 70 The public.
He may ke found 10 Charlestoxn, Jefferson
County. W.
Nov ~, lel5.
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n cRNRRAEessortnen RrWh creetries
y q hand and TOT sails cheap . the ELK
Branch store. H , MILLER.
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a Close Hit Rev. Mr.. Drew, Of the
Gospel Banner, gives very quiet thrusts
occasionally. Here is one that tells:
"A Mason or an Odd Fellow is bound
to render assistance to bis brother in need.
10 any part Of the world-wby is il mol so
among Christians' Butleta christian go
f-om this State 10 New Orleans, and be Ia
ken sick and needy, and make himself
known 10 the churches. as Christian,
and who would come 10 bis aid on that
sccounif'
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Go AHEAD;-There's nothing ike il;
you win never fail 50 long as you have
your arms full, and your mind busy
Look on the bright side-keep up your
spirits, and as true as you live you will
work your way 10 wealth and honor.
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CLARK & RIVERS.
FIosss. y Produce COnssllis'ss
W4R CHI. AANTSa
Ne. 379. West Bsiiimsrs Street. bsiretn Eutsw
sad Para Streets. B.9L TIMORE,
KK7ILL receive and sell on commission. on
" the most favorable terms. Flour, Mill
Feed. Grain. Pork, &C. &c. Also, Live Stock.
t REFGR roi-
Capt 3 c wysham, @
Col. Lewis Kemp,
7 Mesirs. Retnolds & Smith,
Msssrs. Drskely 4 Fenton,
!. Charles Al Gambrill, Esq.
Daniel Buckley, Esq. d
Ballimors. Nd.
G.B. Wager, Esq., Harpsrs- Ferry, ".
Thomas Watson, Sem, Esq., J.6srson Co., "a
Messfs Gfanlhan q Smith, .Nidairray. JEFF
Jsyson Cosniy, Fa.
David Sseiner, Esq Cumberland. Nd.
nallimsr.. -, 80 haeuli I, lel5-6n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05

The Nss Jsrsey Legislators commenc.
81 M session ii Trenton % Tuesday
veek. John e. Smslluood. Esq. VS.
,,c,r;niou.Iv Re elected President Of the
senate aud Lewis Howell. Esq Speaker
Of The House
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05

SENSIBLE ADvfcE Some lady thus
sensibly advises her sex:-The Young
married woman who would continue 10
exercise The same influence over,he hds-
oand, that she formerly did overthe lover,
must make use Of similar means. Too
many young womeE imagine that they
need no longer studyto please when they
nave secured the husband; that they
need no longer wear q happy smile on
his approach. nor study nea,ness and
tase 10 their daily apparel. bu, on The con.
lrary, meet him at every turn with ! neev.
i'h ifetfulnss'. and with apparel in dis.
order and neglect. Think on these things,
young women. and BY acting on Them
you viii secure happiness to yourselves
as wen as to your husbands; you will ne.
yer regret il.
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The Temptation Wilson. 10 The Plan
ters Banner. says, that when Martins
painting Of the Temptation Of Adam and
Eve was being exhibited in New Ofleans.
which represented our maternal ancestors
lone Of the most beautiful Of created
things-iu the act Of presenting the for
hidden fruit 10 Adam, with The serpent
looking iniently with glaring eyes from ..
mong the. branches OF the Tree OF Knowl.
edge, each night the exhibition room was
crowded with spectators. end the utmost
silence prevailed in the absorbing coniem.
plation Of this mastery creation Of art
On one Of these occasions, 2 Kentuckians,
who occupied seats in the rear Of the au.
dienee. were overheard to hold the follow
ing soliIoquy:-
II say, John, IL was darnaiion unfor.
tunaie thing for Us that the old fellow ea'
thai ERE apple"
"Unforiunaie! Well. may be so; bu
how 10 the - could he help it, Darn
my buttons II / wouldn't a swallowed tbs
bloody snake and made no bones ont, j
that ere gal had a asked me-"