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From the Charleston Mercury.
 ANGEL VISITS.


 ANGEL VISITS. BYM MARY s. B.-DANA. When voiceless word By thee is heard Whisper'd so low, Thou scarce canst know What the whisper'd word may mean When, mid the mirth Of the sons of earth An unseen cause Has made the pause There's an Angel with thee then. In the moments sweet When dear ones meet, And the heart beats high As the moistend eye Sees long lost friends again When from their deep And silent sleep, Old Memory brings Forgotten things There are Angels with thee then. When death comes nigh And the parting sigh Tells thee that thou Art lonely now, And thy bosom throbs with pain When with mufied tread, To view the dead, To the chambers gloom The mourneIs come There are angels with thee then When, to music sweet Thy willing feet Move m .he dance, Where bright eyes glance And only smiles are seen Of Discord's power Mar not the hour SACRED TO JOY AND HARMONY There are Angels with thee then. What ministries Of Love are thesel How soon might we Like the Angels be Whom thus we entertain!- Did we but know These things were so! Could we but see How cheerfuly Gods Angels come to men! Oh, ever near Bright angels are! Forever thus They visit us! Ne'er may they come in vain! And thus, if Love, Our spirits move, Earth soon may grow A heaven below Where Angels DWELL with men.
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Here is what the Charleston Mercury says: The editor is locker on--nothing in the world but a locker on, but be will go fer Taylor, and So wili Calhoun 4 southern President is the paramount consideration. What A motley group of odd incon- sis.encies the universal harmonious party will pre- ss5; Side by side will stand the free traders and protecticnisis, bank and anti bank, the rabd sbo. Iiticnist and the fanatieai pyo-siavery man, sub treasury advocate and the aiffghted at 'sdask deep vauis.' with npturned eyes; a short, ali the odds and ends in one uproarous jargon-ehoagh to con found all creation. ffold Rcugh and Ready ea,s head this babel thrSng he wii oao all his achieve. nehss in the Mexican var. If be does not stand ahashed fIom such host of disosganixers and spoiismen, he must be more than mortal Con. science the two extremes that talk each in tura c. aisse!ving the Uhoa. thrown psii mel into the DO. iitical esndron together 10 make an administration Cor the country Truly, If the things succeeds. den ocrats may look on. All fiiends of their country must be ready at the grand b3oW up to cave tks pieess. They wiil have General Taylor 10 taks care of lof his frshds =lH Tyesiss hin certain ' Lonispilgs Democrat.
 7ns Saa Prss,dsaey.--To us. who are sners s.lookes on in the seramblss ior spoils there ' something exceedingly ludiesoas ia fhis aaandsry of the .knowing ones" IL is plain, there is troa bic In the camp of the ssKsguiafs.s Y Tbe Hunker doaT know. tor tke iiea ol tAem, where fo Iook Q, on whom te dspenas and shis is trae of tks whix a well as the democrat. Both are Id danger Of hein, knocked te pieces by ~voIuntssrs." ]" and the o es'ehwods snd slang fos ths sassges cf shs psry'
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 Comprising all the
 New Spring Styles, ol British, French and American Manufacture {; which, in ADDITION 10 their usual stock, renders ibeir assortment one of the most beautiful and at ,actiye in the city; and have just been purchased for CASH AND SHORT CREDIT, Are offered by the piece or package on the same ierms at and below manufacturers pnces. Catalogues of prices Corrected daily) are placed ia the hands of buyers.
 Purchasers will inform themselves of the state ot he market, and be well repaid for an examination, even if they do rot purchase.
 L. & B. have peculiar advantages for executing sders for prints, which respectfully solicited.
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 A Cedar St.
 silly.
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4. F. HITCHCOCK, IL. Col. Act'g Inspector Gen.

Ma. BESfos.--The democratic citizens ot St. Louis invited Senator Benton to pub he dinner in St. Louis, on his arrival there. The following is the reply of the senator to the inyIi.siiau. a, ts
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People at a distance have so idea how much stats pride there exists among the voa. au,eers in Mexico, Call Bnckeyes Hso-s sier, Hoosier Sucker, or Sackers Corn-s cracker, or pice rersa. and ,hsre's circus ss oace--you're la for fight, s.raighi. An amusing affair, arising ou. of this fseliag, took place at suller's store, down street, a few days ago. Tbe Mexican word ios cali- co IS Indiana, pronounced exactly as in En- glish. Al the store in qnestioa, these ia a volunteer clerk. to whom a Mexican siep- ped up and inquired, .sIlay indiana sn II. a
 have you any calico aiudiapa hrllr' was the indignant reply, '.l'm from Ohio. ."-- Sal t,ilo (.Nsr) Picket Gaard
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Vera Graz was taken from tic Spaniasds by the Mexiesas. aioat April. 1890. MY. pofssETr, who was there in 1922, dined with Santa Anna, who was then governor. and about thirty years ofage. Concerning him Mr. PoixsxTT says: S
 Santa Anna, young man at the head of the desultory forces of inc country, succes- ,ded is diving the rcyaiisis out of ths city. The first attempt to enter was made on stormy night. when the smnsrHis,on of shs assaiianis was vet by the rain, and they were repalsed. On the second attack. the royal ists abandoned fhe city after a feeble resis- tance, and retired to he castIe AMERICAN vicroRirs Oar llsa of victor ies, achieved in Mexico. since May ', iSS6, one year ago, now stands in the following order: Pslo Alto. nesaca de Ia Pslns. ees Pssausi. Los Angeles, Mesa, sionssrsy. issss Da Vista. San Francisco, saeramcnto, Ven Cruz. n Emhado, Pueblo de Tass, E1ess, Ls csnsds, Fl Br.eiso, Alvarsio. Cerc 3svs
 do and TssPaa a,
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HISTORY OF VIRGINIA:

md arrangements will be made for procuring regu lar and early supply of Notices of New Works and other Literary Intelligence. Orders for the work can be sent in at once
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to edstplan cf; aSu Aea. lTui5s. sii.,.k.I of ssrngeling al nasnn Niese vii. 200 against 70, ,0oO Nvuld have brIh ailsAneias on Santa Anna wisf stl QOps tlAf Geu. Scess. Instesd of an ensrenched army aG Ceno Cor. do. would probably hRsafound shs rod tssssn to Mexicos thai the tea Gensrzis weala haze probably mst ssomsF aF thSfssy of aJexI- Cos and found themselves atseMdsd by adi- psoHasse missiOns nationally eoasliidisd. botls insa geogsaphicsi asd iM polilioal ssssSes aud prepared b iahs aasaAmRs ef afl sssisss lo smooth the &ay so . solid and ISsssse
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THE THIRTEENTH VOLUME

Will commence on the lst of January, ls47 and
 itaef FaiTs Re,r exfeisse il he spared to make if ennently worthy of knowledge. Among other limos it will co1.a;na
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NORTH AND SOUTH,

and confdentially appeals to them for even more extensive patronage to the only Literary Journal of
 long and high standing, in all their wide borders, it IS not sectiondi,-having always circulated widely ln he North and East, and aimed at mpaI'ing a HIGHER NATIONAL CHARACTER to our Pe-
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Southern Literary Messenger

The Messenger has been established more than twelve years, much longer than any other south
 ern work ever existed; d;--during which il has main taned the highest rank among American PerIodi-
 cas Under its new ttle 1t will strive to extend it's fame and usefulness.
 Its Contributors are numerons.--embIacing Pro
 ssional and Amateur writers of the first distinction;
 so that it's pages will be filled with the choicest mat Ter, of good variety,--such as RETIEWS, HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES, NO- VELS, TALES, TRAVELS, ESSAYS, POEMS, CRITIQUES, and PAPERS ON THE ARMY, .N7VY AND OTH- ER NATIONAL SUBJECTS. Party Politics aud Controversial Theology are ex- cluded
 Whilst the "Messenger and Review" addresses ], self tn fhe
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CASH AND SHORT CREDIT,
THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN LITERARY MESSENGER R
ENVgnWaslY0E lS4Ts

This is Monthly Magazine devoted to every de partment of Literature and Fine Arts. It IS the union of Simms "Southern and Western Monthly Maga siHe and Reriep" of South Caroliua, with The
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RYE WHISKEY

bbLLs old Rye Whiskey--a superior article A | Received and for sale by d N's NOV ii'h le-d VIM B. WAIT
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By eomanand: H. L. SCOTT. A. A. c, --
 N. B.--Tbc volunteers are cautioned 10 preserve carefully their discharges, as they are no, only the evidence of honorable ser vice. but they are also the evidence of a clsim to l60 acres of land. or to Si90 III Treasury scrip -.ss .t..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
GENERAL MISCELLANY.

a PRsScs II EloalpA.Amooe lie
afspinept citizens ot Florida We ind !
live puact: The son 81 Mafat KING al
Naples. P.sLce Aehslle M1fai / m rail-
= singular genaus. Inbefisins 81 bis
tssher's caprsge, bul little a his ckival.
re love AZ eloiy. pc has selilee down o.
plansailcp the qaiel citizen and specta-
Tor oi The Aifa.Is " lhe world Various
anecdotes are related az him. The prince
once ought duel Hs,carRe Is ihe
ground With hissurgson and took hislsta-
lon, smoking cisafs III quietly pulled
his meefshaun. and when the word wss
given he fred. The unfoftuaaie Flor.
dian, bis antagonist. was shot and isll.--
Mafas's surgeon seeing bis en- ployer bolt
UPRIGHT, fan 10 assist The fallen.
The prince who had li,lle fiEesr cut
nearly dif by lhe Others ball. called IL
hls sutgeon = N Bat tor you 70 there -
See you dociair, htllins is Dis finger
dangling By BIZ Of skin; II want YOU
cut nv finger OF, Let him. poor desil.
60 HeI got what he come for. | nav:
you Won hundred dollar 10 come here
and cutb bullet on, of mybodl II ibal dan
rasc,l shoot him Ia Let him nav for
hls own carving IF BE not sail, isd. /
give himf another baIijus, 20 soon Is ven
can cut otf my finger But ons ball did
satisfy bis sniagoaisi, they RI tired
The ptince Is fond Of hunting. and be
goes 10 for the pfo6's 81 the Geld ana
moor. Nothing that swins the water.
dies the All. crawls a. vralks fhn e.rth
bat be has served up on bis table. ALI
gator steak. frogs shins, boiled owls ana
roasted crows ars Hfoaad psiasabls, bus
there i one animsl The prince donl like.
The buzzard i one loo many for hia5.--
Il w him fried. Itry him roasted; FRY
bin siewed, and make soap 81 him.
but the buzzard i not goole. | have ne
prejudice against him. bui cook him ev. I
sty wy. and then | no like him. Bux-
yards soupi think OF that II takes
Frrnchman 10 dsUsiop The resources oi
new country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

SAMSON CAREss,


- sr y INdH IN w. e.
~ iss M ite. Bsiimsss sbsei. Bsisinsrs,
Carver and Gilder,
.hanl5f detares Looking Giass, Portrait
and Picture Frames. efevery dsscrip-
fioa-piain and ornamental. --gqiso,
Boz Wiadop Cor,iicss, Rods & Rines,
Bracket Pier Tables, Wall Bracelets
Room .MoHldings,
"ITH every description Of Gilt WORT. snd
Wv has always on hand 10 store, framed and
unframed, large supply Of French sad Ger
Ffsmsd Toilet aGissses, Of The most modem
siyIss. Looking Gissses End Pictures famed
. ORDER and Pistss inverted ID francs.
Ne has also on hand 10 store. ihe following
named Mefchan1ise, which forms but 4 Earl 81
his own direct importation. His facilities fer
obisining Goods b. direct Importation from the
pfibeipal msnufsesories with ptactiee Of IS
sesfs,l ere zach % 70 afford hin every sdsap-
isge.
lapsnned Waters. Trays; Brssd, Csks and
Gard Baskets and Toilet Seis Of every form
and size Pisited Walkers. Cssiofs, MasiIe and
Eehamber caadlsstilks, tea sets. SOUP iuresns.
sege,sble dishes, csks and fruit bsskeis. hritsp.
mia ware. isors and eonnon table CUTLERY, 10
sets o. dorea- aIbata dinner and drssersfefks,
table and tea spoons, butter end fruit knives |;
brsss. iron pierced. and bronze Rnglish and
French lenders With sndlrcts and longs ard
sho.els. 10 seiis er pairs 10 match brass apdi.
soas, curtain bends. chandeliers, hall and solar
lamps. lpsires, vifandoles, fancy lables, ladies'
work stands and IRE screens. Preach pareelsin,
viii IN slnosi endless variety Of usefsl end
fancy housekeeping articles And also, sole
sgsnt for the sale Of Remingtohs cele6rsted
smoke-preveniipg and fuel sewing Andisons,
and highly approved Patent Coffee Boiler, il Of
which be will dispose Of on the lowest terms,
wholesale or retail.
Baltimore, Jan %. lei7.
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Tass N. A.HnY, sse'y.

"A Solder Recorded - Albert Hart, who
signslised himself il the B.lt,more baiisl-
ion, and los, bis arm d The seige Of Mon
ierey. has just received Tie appointment
% Ws,cbman 10 the Navy YaIdxa Wash
ington. He ha, also, been put upon the
pension llsi. This i al right andproper.
bu, We should like 10 see ssomslhing done
for Joseph Files, Of the Baltimore ballal
ion. who also lost Bis arm 10 ,hesame bal i
,ls. He is an industrious. sober and op
right man. but is wholly deprived Of the
means Of making ! living By his trade.
Baltinsre Clipper.
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A HUMOROUS STORY.
From NE .Nas orIsans Piesyuns.
THREE MINUTES ny THE warren

| - = 49,
Blundefs by Irish walters. Of The most
curious and laogAbie Character. are d CON ).
mon d bricks; but lhe most isuehabl
one We have heard Of since the waiter
scooped out The inside Of the watermelon
and served up the beautiful green rind, is
. htlle misundersfandin' thai occurred al
one OF our principal hotels few days
since TO very particular English gent.
With very short tailed coat, large nun !.
Der 81 plaids 90 his pants. . considerable
amount Of crab cloth CATERS, remsrka.
bly, snail cane and particularly yellow
gloves. He bad Just arrived from The
great commercial emporium Of Great Bri
tain and Ireland, pia Boston. New York.
aud number Of other small towns and
villages. He approaches the breskiasl
table, prepared to make decided impfes
sion upon the American public, and gave
them pretty isirfidea Of IN .Anelais en-
voysgs. and alter selecting The most desi
rsble situation possible Tor The accomplish
msnt Of his porpose. beekoned ! wsiierl
70 him and stuck bis eyeglass in bis eye
mot the walters eve. but his own 10
dividual organ. Alter surveyine him
Tor : moment. be addressed bin with
Ares there . any English walters
'e-fes,
Which. cir z inquired The waiter.
English walters; don't you ear NE =
oh yis, sir; Of coorse. l do. Piiniy Or
EN-. CIR. Wha. I'D ys Place lake Tor
siti'
'YOu'rsfnot On English waiter. sir re-
piled the gent
! oh yis. sir; don't srske disil q
word besides English. excepiin' Irish;
but I'm lawful subject o. Queen vie.o-
~.
] We'll then. II I can't e. % EueIish
servant TO wall on me. ! must take an
Irish one
,Yis. SIR said the lawful subject Or her
Gracious Msjesty Queen Victoria.
Well then. get me : couple 81 eggs
aud boil them precisely three minutes,
no. ! bubble more. and cup Of COT.
e--beeis,esk, very rare, and some
toast
..Yi.. .ir.' said The waiter. and started
Of
And recollect. three minutes FOR The
eggs, said The gent. calling him back.
I 'Yis. cir. said the waiter.
The gent disposed himself to The best
advantage. and waited the arrival Of the
eggs. Upon cracking the shell they were
found 10 be a. hard a. lapslone, and
Wilhfihe utmost indignation be turned ID.
On The waiter and inquired Of him IL be had
not directed him to cook them just three
MINUTES. 8
Yes. sif. replied The wliter-.I did.
sir /; | counted EN- myself
What didn't you look ct The clock !,
exclaimed The gent. with - much sur
prise % II be bad Just heard that Louis
Philippe had suggested the pfopriety Of
disorcing Albert from Vicioris. and msr-
rying her 70 one Of bis own sons.
'Divil : once. sir. said the lrishmaa--
'divil . one TO look a.! What 'ud be
after lookin' u the clock Tor Ill the
timei' Il
Oh. thisis loo much. positively + said.
The geni. Here. you stupid fellow. lake
my watch and 90 inio the kitchen. and
boil me : couple Of Eggs Just ihree min
utes With Il.
re. mr. ssid The waiter. ,akiOs The
. DO you budsssisnd nov. .ir / iaqairsd
The gent. M
81 saoss. .i'.' ". q. reply. sodolFhs
started.
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-. e...-. -. g. 80 q eng 4
- = ~ 4N9yI - 49, 80 - - nol
.fN4 - leetel1 crlril
- net cer1s1 eeent
- - - - -
4.e.fly esssh1,l> q N1ith i = Ire TIMBER,
\ FnlcA go M1el y ilA lel11s ~ IStt1 ntsi
1 h 4te er4lel.( tl1t1f.
ne ksfn ~ - ~ 81 e ~ lIee ni1rs.
80 - 4e1teke s1ce.s . ne fosd Lf1a His
n fefe,t e - e1ssnen1sIs Spring.. ipinsi lnnfs
i.ne NnIc4 n,1 gitcn = as<h c<IetfIiy Il
enasne ee.sty - farming nd Sfszips eoan-
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g. s., GRIFFiTH,
Paper Hanger and Upholsterer

10 lalcDtf 81 Get and Ne. l2o Baltimore ltskei
N As 1ecsnily bought ou. he reimbursement
n ~ sWilliam 8 Birch, thereby much a
iafeed his former stock Of Paper HshesnSs /,
ana does now offer for sale The largest and bsst
assortnent Of Papen 10 the market Mestiof
pc pss,efnsafe asv snd bought 81 very reduced
prieess which enables him 10 oGef 10 hk o,d
eustemers, paper dealers and others, many ID
sanirg He feinras thsnks for the liberal
patronage extended 10 him and hopes 10 shrfti.
The sane 81 eivi6e sa,isfsciion 10 sl Who liver
him with call Il No. 9 Hanover 81, 81 ihS eld
stand No. 1913 Bsltimere street., where al oi;iefs
will be pfompily aiiended 70, either 10 the .Up
hsls,sring line Of Paper Business This s.ock
consists Of
won'ed DsmssE aud Morseu. Of assorted col.
ors,
Cotton DO do IA
Curtain Trimings. Cords, Bindings, &C., 10 nsteh
Ornamenis, Glib Rods. Ring sad Curtain hsuds
WIDE snd naffow Stat veni;isn Blinds
Tr.a.p.r.s, wisas- shade. y III i Price. s
patterns
Feather Bells, Cemfaris. blankets. &c.
uaussses II Hair, Husk, Moss and Cotton
Bedsteads and Co.'s IL turned Nipple
CaIpesine, Oil Cloths, Ma.sins, Rpgs and noor
Very superior style, 6ae Ffesco Paper
Nleus and Panel paper fur entries
Fire Screens Of 81 descriptions
Glazed and Common Papers
Borders ADD cutssin do
Paper hung u the city or elsewhere b the best
wofkmsn. Durst, Cotton Wadding. Alwayt On
hshd, while and black Wedding Of large bud
small sizes b Uholesale and retail.
Baltimore, Jan. 81, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

H.
MARRiEp L,rH -fhe following bssusi.
fol aad rue sentImenss are iron he Doo
% that charmins writer. frsdsries Bre.
mef. uhoss obssrsslions might s<ll s..
come The rules Of life. 30 approps;S,s -
they % many Of IL phsss{ a. Deceive
pot one snother 10 small tbint. nor q
great. 0ae little single life, kss. before
pow. disturbed ! whole msfiisd liz 4
small cause bas of.ea SIeat conseQ a.ncss.
Fold mol the arms together and I'll ;dle.
Laziness Is the devil . cushion. Do nj
run much from home. 0ne's own health
l. ol more worth than gold hisov :,
marriage. ny flierds. beeins like he rosy
morning, then ialls away Ike ! $40
Wreaih. And nhy Because The mar.
RED pair neglect 10 BE- q y Ell 81 EASING 81.
ter na.riase ss before. Eades sos Ill
ways. my children. 10 please one anoih-
e., but - tbe same time keep God 10 yoar
thoegh;s. Lavish not sll your love % d
day. for remember thai marriage has IL
10 morrow likewise. end tie day alter Id.
morrow too. Spare, ss one NAV say.
delforihe WATER. Consider, nv dausb.
sers. what the word vile expresses. The
married woman Is the hssband's domestic
Iaiih; 10 her hand, be must Be able il
con6de house and family; be able TO en-.
trust hes with lhe key of bis hear, = well
as tie key OF bis eating room. His hon.
q ana me- home are under her keeping.
his well being isiu her hands. Th,af q,
lhlsl And you, sons, be fsitbIol bu,.
balds. and good isthers I'll fsmilies. Acf
20 iba, FOUR wives shall esteem sne love
you.
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IN e March Term. les7. u The Counly
- Const d Jefferson, The following pef, M
we're eppointed 70 sqpsrinBhd The election Il
~ ssselal pfecinets 10 he County, Oh de
tarih Thursday u next month. (ApriI) Of Two
ferrous g represent, this county u The ne1i
4eass &c Dslsgstes of this conmDh wealth. and
q petson % represent The District o. which
Pc ee1niy fotms psri, ID the next House Of
Eepreseula Ives 81 The Uniied States
- CAsrissis,on George Wm Rsnsoa. Sanp
klts1our, lsmss n. Brown, Gerard b. Moore.
M Francis Ysiss, o. any I've ia mere 81 then.
- eltaiseay -gsnss Grsntksun, SAINT Cam
16pss 0eoree Murphy. Ambrose c. Tinbsrlaks,
! Msfeaith Hsln. Of any two % more oi
~ 6Apksrd,ioca-- Iohn n Jewess. JsmesA .
Hfepline, Alex. 3 notsler, David Biimyte. md
teteph 1nlisr, - ang nc or more 81 them.
.ftti.ppakl Gerard . Wsger, George
i n6isphsuzon. Wn. J. slsphens. Gsosre Mau-
AZ Richard Hsadssson, Of any Two q
&frc of thon.
Acopy --Tsslt.
7. a MOORE, cl.sk.
II sA1Gsak Al Z fEfI r.fetS -. - =
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GIRLS CHANCE OF MARR,AcE The
loiio~ine curious s'aismeni, BY DR. Gran.
silie' e taken from On English paper. Ii
= drawn ifon the registered cssestof SIS
women. and il Is derived iron :helr aa-
sssrs - TO the age Al which they were
respectively tnsrdec.-0i $40 females.
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rnE sPoT wHERn ] WAS BORN.

have vspdet y on shro' many cline,
Where hovers Of beauty erev.
Whereisli was biistfnl 10 The heart,
And lovely 10 the view A
have sern them IL their twilight pride,
And IN the dress Of morn
Bot none appeared % sweet to me,
q As the sp1i uhereI vas born.
hsve WANDERED on thro' many cline
Add sszed on palace valls
Vet never wished that step 81 mine
Siould tread those stately halls
For midst The pomp that cireled me,
still should be forlorn
Give me. givr me the lowliest cot
In The spot where I wss horn.
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q "RsrcH PusIsHED --Chas. Thomp-
son. o. Soulhingtony Conn. who plead
guilty on lhe charge Of r.ps upop 81. ovo
daughter. and assisting ano,her man. IS
The name Of w aIker. 10 COMM, Is. go.
crime upon lis wife, ia. been ,en,eae.d
10 the State Prison for lie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

TNHE aitsn.ion Of those ID want Of coat
STOVES i isaited % The Improved Kind
that il now being manufactured q The tiarptrs-
Ferry fonRdsry, which consists Of Eve diGessnt
sizes. suitable Cor 0licss. Shops, Stores, Ckarsh-
:. he. .1iss on hand Hst-.1ir Cookiak Stopss,
which viii Be- delivered and setap in any SECTION
Of The country they may Be wanted
WANTED-A large quantity of old Copper
and brsss end old Cast and WrooEhl lion
which vii 10 taken II exchdngs, q The hiKhes
price, for any thing 10 NJ liae.
HUGH GILLECRE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

ST A heart dead to the claims Of map
cannot be alive :ol the claims Of God
and religion cannot flourish on The grount
where humanity wiihers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

JOSH QUlScr lADAnfs.-F For more ii "a
s,xiy years Mr.. Adams il underssood 10
hays kept diary 10 which everything
connected uiih his eveniful life Is pre.
scented si'h careful minuieness. II hss
been stated. also. tia. be has written .
memoir Of bis father. but be has found
time 10 complete only single volume,
o. four o. fye which the plaa embrac
ed.