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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
Second Arrival

Fall q Winter Goods.
HVHE subscriber has just returned from Phi.
N i IadelPnia apd Baltlmore, with a supply
Of Fall s Winter Goods, which, together with
his former stock, makes bis assortment con.
plete--c & in part Of the following, viz.
Cloths, cessineres. Yestipgs, sal:inetts,
Prints, Mouseiin te.Lalns, Fancy Scarf,
Brown and Blesched Muslins,
PULLED Linsey, farmers Jeans,
White welshsrlsnnels,
Red and Yellow Flannel,
Super Cashmere Shawls,
Super Cashmere CIoakpg. .
ilPsccas, Merieees, &c.
Groceries Of every description,
Wooeware, tisrdware, &c,
Persons wishing Gfeai Bargains will do well
TO call before, puf chasisg, as am determined
TO sell low. 10. DORIAN.
BarPers Ferry. Nov 5. le46--f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

AkAwrEEs nrdLAnaTi-n.
Zee simple. end sinpIs zee,
And ali the fees 10 tail,
Are nothing vhen compared 70 Ih.r,
Thou best 81 fses, Il msls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

Bsry On .3ttorney An Irish attorney
who died poor. was buried by alshiliiDg
subscription. Some one asked Curran Tor
his shilling.
For vhat7' be exclaimed.
'Ts bury 40 attorney
aderss take this pound note, and bury.
fwsaiy oEthsm at shilling q head.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
Clarke County Land f0r sale.

Clarke County Land Tor sale.
TNHE undersigned, wishing 10 dispose Of his
u Farm, situated in Clarke County, W two
and half miles from Summit Point Depot, on
The Winchester and, Potomac Rail Road, Eve
miles north Of Berryyille, offers It at private
sale. The farm contains about
100 Acres /;
Fifty Of which are in good timber. A dutailed
description is deemed unnecessary-sufieei il to
say. grest bargain will be given. Possession
given on the LIST Or January next, or sooner il
desired. TH0S. w. MCCORMICK.
Berryville, June 4, ls46-tft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11


,,1rYcntRp II 4HrLLfFs. 1ECT0R
- $3.50. sfl M issIit6.iol III
" otsr g iErints1S3 Eou ~ te1fr- -,
- n,lr1ed corps ~ expesltor<r -
= beil1inEs are negs eet c91se1'cn.,! ~. ~.
5.r = q isssrefab,e from Female Instl-
1900. The objects arg ~ etsf yoqng 1sele.
i,kss second % ncise,-il family guided
n, chrstisn prinslries snd gtatfsd ~ Christ
~. rl,iisnee. -rpon Germs mere neasonsble
u ,9s,,sI IN schools oE the ssne order with
- sx;ensive kourse Of Siedf atsried 10 The re-
-.aassble sistion OF wotsan 10 society. and de-
srpsd 20 deseiops and :streusihsn The powers
81 niBd.
me LEGATION (.eysn nsIes from Frederick
ltoep. Md J il beautiful snd FeInarkably heal
tx. The etnosphefeis saiubrlousand iHsig-
hprsi:az. snd the Nsiss II the paiest quality.
iIsemoEed from the fascsbps.ng iaisusptions ard
bssiiching iemPtaiioDs IL city life. this lnsii-
issson oEsis peealisr sSyant,ges 10 pupils for
imskiag rapid. solid irrrovemeni. A hae aP-
psrsics aaa susli ssese..d Library are opeu
Ifor the isstfueiion Of ishs pupils. Al able and
suecessfui Professor Pirsides}h the departmepi
,of Music snd Botany, end The oiher ornanenia
lbfarehs. sIeisusbt JlhsshiseeuPsleni teach
lers.
i Expenses per session IF % treeks.
"A (HALF IN ApyAkcE
Ie.,ta ard Tuilion 10 english brsaehe. So o.
Ma.ie, PiRno s2s Glilsr $40;
f.ati1sffeneh OF iialiEa $40;
\ Drzwisea or Paintings SO.
II The wsshiogton and Frederick Stage pas
The gate Of IN Instii1tfon esily-ekeept Sun
dsys. The Bahinore Is Ohio Re- u Road run
within % miies--nspSi Iiamsvillet-whe
lesrrisee will meet pufais 90 any day when nc
lliee Is given. So
Post ol6ee, Urbsua, Frederlyt eofniy. Nd.
]. For Circulars, o. farthet iHfofln>iiep, a
idress the Rector. -
Jan %. .s47-l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
Jan. I, i947.u
VIRGINIA, 70 W.T.

HihGIJfIJ1, ~ VII: ~B.
A. Rules holden ID the clerks office OF tie cir
cult superior court Of law and chsncefy for
Jefferson county, the frs, Monday in January,
lS47:
William n. Beatty and George S4aa-
ders, merchants and partners aader
the name and firm Of WilliaHs H.
!. Beatty s. Co., PLAINTIFFS \.
1 AGAINST III
lillian Stortt, Executor of Daniel
Buckles, deceased, Hannah Buckles,
(tte 'oido,e, Charles Harper and
Eliza has toYe, Jonathan C. BUCKLES,
EdUia G. Buckles, Hannah IA. III
Buckles, John Marshall and Say
his aoife, Corbin Vest and .4bbey his
rife, William Kerr and Susat W..
his aoye, Waggoner and Cath
ariae his wye,. Daniel B. Slearer,
Thomas Saearer, John w Shearer,
and William c., Shearer; hesaid
Eliza, Jonathan c., Edpin c., Han
nah a. y, Sally, abbey, Susan N.
and Cdtharine, being chitdren, and
the said Daniel B., Thomas, John
" and Witliam G., being grand
children Of the said Daniel Buckles,
deceased, DEFENDANTS. |.
/ IN CHANeERY. Nj
TNHE Defendants, Jonathan C Buckles John
| 4 Marshall and Sally his wife, Coz bin isEe<t
and = bbey his wiGe, WIN, Kerr aud Susan NJ. hs
wife, - aggoner and CaihsriDe his wife,
Thomas Ssater and John w She carer. moi
having entered their appearances, and given Sc.
curity according 70 the Act Of Assemb, and the
Rules ofthis Court; and il appearing BY sstisfac-
tory evidence that they are not Inhabitants Of
this country Il is ordered, that thesaiJ defl's.
do appear here on the FIRST day of the mel Term
and answer the Biilof The Plaintiffs and that i
copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted in some
| newspaper published 10 Gbarlesiorgn, for two
months successfully and posted d .ihe front door
Of fhe Court House in, the fsaid Town OF
lCharfestown9 Acopy-Teste,
r. 7. BROWN, clfrk
January Z. ls4F.
VIRGINIA., TO WIT; ID
At Rules holden 10 the clerks Office or The cfr
cult superior court Of lawland chancery fol
j Jeiiersoncounty the first Monday in January
Charles Harper, John X. White, dnt
! Henry Berry, PLAINTIFFS.
AGAINST a
Dacid Saiveley and John II. McEndree
DEFENDANTS
i IN CH.4.ECERY
lfENHE defendant, David Sniveiey, NOT having
1 entered bis appearance, and given security
according TO the Act Of Assembly and the rule.
Of this Court; and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an inhabitant OF hi.
country II Is ordered, That the said defendant
do appearhereronlhe FIRST dayof the mex. term
and answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs, and that 4
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted Ia
some newspaper published in Charlestown, FOR
two months successively, and posted al lie
front d0or ofthe Courthouse, ia the said low
Of Charfestown.
a copy-Teste,
R0BERT T. BRoW.H Cisyk.
January3T lS41g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

Sam Slick says be would rather breSk
. yoke Of steers any day. than 10 ny 10
make up quarrel between two women
when they have got their dander up.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
Nof Gone yer.


a NEGRO WOMAN, who i strong and ca,
~ pabie good cook, washer, &c. APPIi-
Gallon may b made st his ofice-
Jan. 81, 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

Il i ron SALE
WISH 70 cispsss Of that portian OF The
= Rich Woods FARM lying % the West side
O. he eeonlI rad which connects the Saith
neld Turnpike with The Winchester road, and
adjoining The lands belonging to the heirs OF
John J. A. Washington, deceased, DR.. samuel
seoilay, = ". Baylor, and Mrss Jsne c. Wash
ingioa. This tract conisins about
One hundred and sixty Acres,
Ninety acres Of which isrelear-d Isnd--the re-
1ainder Is heavily Tinbered, The growth eon-
sisilng Of the Farions kinda Of csk. hickory,
walnut, lecusf, &c, The open lard, (lhirsy
acres Of which i well sci IN elover.l Is finely
exposed Observation-Disclosures wood land protects
ne The fields from the North and West winds
and the soil ~ the very best quality.
also vi 10 dispose OF Tn ACT OF
LAND on the Blue Ridge Mountain. about
Two miles below the shsnnondale Springs, con-
taining about
500 ACRES,
portion Of this i cleared land, the remainder
has on il growth Of oak, hickory, pine and
ehestnut- There are upon :hii tract severa
tenemeais, three Orchards, and q number Of
hne Springs near the dwellings. This trac
will either be sold entire, OF dirided 10 suit pur
ehaSers. Ny terms win be made known-ts
hose who may be disposed 10 purchase eiths
Of the above tracts.
/ THos. B. WASHINGTON.
Rich Woods. Jan Z, le44-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
q 0AA0a

THE undersigned would moi Ide justice 70 his
j own feelings nor to his kiqd friends, were
be to withhold his acknowlsdg Rcnis for theve-
~ aaitering encouragement hS has met with
since bis return 10 Chariesiown. 10 the Joiner &
capsRieSing1 Business, and wou1l say TO all, that
his best efforts viii be directed 10 please The
plainest or the most fast:aiors.i
Call and see his, 3 fsU doors vest Of DR..
c6fdeils. N. MYERS.
Julv Ie44-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

Slaves cannot breathe in EOgland.
qnolsd John Bull TO VIginian q
Your instiiuiioa is very peculiar, replied
The latter; We do give ours some little
chance
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

There a difference among dental
philosophers. as TO the causes Of decay
10 the teeth Of The fair sex. One party
Traces i, 10 The slccharinc quality Of their
lips; and the other sscribes the mischief
solely 10 lingnal oi!,itiOn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

Where ihers's WILL there's way.
,ssa prodieal 500 said when be broke open
ahs trunk where his fstheI . will was, 10
70 get atihs change. :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
Sept II, as4s

The undersigned is authorized and will at
tend TO The sale Of the above property.
P. McCoRMi CR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

The feat Of q man sallopins TO The moon
has, Il last. been actually performed
that is,o say, Mr.. GslloP has marrieda
Miss Moon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

When yon see fellow marching ..
long with . strut. you may believe he
bears some resemblance 10 acab5age;
for that pretty vegetable always has
sfsfk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
Cash for Negroes,

-.
gENHE subscriber is anxious 10 purchase
Il large number Of Negroes, OF both sexes,
sound and likely. Perssas having Negroes 10
dfsPose Of, viii find il 20 their interest To give
hin call before selliag, Is be will pay the
psty Highest cash priess.
iie can be seen at lAe berkeley Courts, at
Msr,insburg, % the sfeosd Monday, ard at
Berryyille on the fourth isiosday IN each month,
and usually atibis re.idehce IN sChsrie,iown.
All letters addressed p HIN will be promptly
attended TO. iWELLlAM GROW.
charleatewn. Nov s6l iSf6-of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
'Yes He isan Odd Fellow.

p. didn't you say thai Sir. Briggs was
an Odd Fellow
Yes. He issn Odd Fellow
well, saw him ,oihef day, and be
looked like everybody else. ] did'pises
.enyihing odd sb6dt him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

sPiesse. sir. doo'i think Mr.. Dosem
takes bis physie Ieg'lar. said dsctors
boy the other day torhis employer.
Why sol
'Csu,e W. hs'sgstiin veil 20 precious
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

Msia Cot ssii 4 Du,chman 10 the
market house a,shers tine ago. who Ne.
seasehing 10 vain for sons cahb,ges.
Adese Mexigans ish 20 better dea Hotter
tarls--dsy .ish'ni got no kale. IN croai. co
na,hen. Dsnder AMI blixsn. noisk Won.
DEF dsy c1s'i Cite - Natanoras Fig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

Zeke thinks The beds 10 a certain raw
ern IN Snooksvilie, must have been filled
with LIVE geese feathers. because he tel
Q ssrt 70 erawlin' shout him.. We think
zeke wss hum.bueged.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

'Josey. sai1 hide. urchin as he stood
b. The bedside Of SICK brother. Josey.
u you die. father will have 10 sei.aP and
bsild The Gre mornings. Eor'ths. JcssJ =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
TTRGL1YLa. TO W.T. r.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
AT Rules holden in the clerks Office oflhe cir
cult superior court Of law andcasnceFy Tor
Jefferson county 'he frs' Monday u January
George S. Kennedy and Rebeeca y. his
.tcife, PLAIHTlFrs.
AGAINST
James II. S.cearingen, james S. Mar
lseil, and Elizabeth StCea, ingen,
d DERENDAETs,
INSCH.4NCERY.
IHHE Defendant, James II. Swearingen, moi
I having entered his appearance, and Civ
en- security according to the act Of assem-.
bly, and lhe rules Of this court and il appear.
ing BY satisfactory evidence that be is moi il
inhabitans Of this country his ordered, That the
said defendant do appear here on The 6rsl day
Of the nextterm, and answer the bill oil Tho plan
titfs /; and that copy oflhis order be forthwith
inserted insome newspaper published inc karles
town, for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door 81 the courthouse in ,he SAID
town OF charlestown.s
A CoPy-Teste.
NJ r. T. BROWN, Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

Az old man who bad been drsadIally
iss-psektd ~ bic life. WAS Yisiisd % BIZ
deslh bed 81 clergyman. The old man
sppe,red very inds1rrens, and The parsoa
t;isd % Arouse hin bv laIkins Of ihe King
Of fsrrors. 'Houi. tout. nan, I'm no
sesr'i. Thsinf q Terrorsi I've been
living ssx snd thirty yesrs NTH The
Queen q lhsn, and The King Gamma Be
p1ckls Naur.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

TO kiss an old lady BY mistake for .
yossg enc. j. defined to be otuader-Sass
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

Ia Ras.ia. cofins are generally brown.
bat children have pink. growo,ap W
married eirls sky blue. Wilde nshrr fe
males are INDUCED With = siOlel color.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

.wifsf Why in The name Of goodness.
did you not make the. washer woman put
starch Ia my shirt colhtr
Why. my des. said kia vile !
ihesEht ;ta useless waste Of the article.
ior can gel your eiOisr up so easy with.
out it,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

,Halloa. you. sir; put mp your cigar;
don't you see that notice. No smoking al
lowed, We'll what Of that? \ aint.
smoking alosa. II am smoking II as still
o. ! nan caa..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

II ia ,sile.remaIk Of . modern writer
That children suck their mothers when
they are yoans, and their iaihers when
they grew Up.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

n Cautious F.iloU.-We learn BY .
man who was Thar tsaia few dsys ago.
- Berwick. Maine, good. honest look
Jog couatIy fellow was looking at The
telesraphic wires there with ssioaishmenl.
APassef by asked him what be thought
Of Il.
wal, I don't know, exactly, repfed
the fellow. but | am sure they wont get
ne 10 ride onihe darned thing Them
wires and posts would teal my great-coai
tail o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

Jan "a, ls47.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
500 ACRES.
a VALUABLE FARM
FOR Sale,

Rich Woods. Jan !, is44-,f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11
The National Hotel,

lHsrper..Fsrry, Jan 2s, 1917 spiri, eopg
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-09-17
THE WILMOr pRovIsn.

"ProvideG, That there shall be neither
Slavery nor involuntary servitude in any ter
ritory on the Continent of America which
shall hereafter be acquired by or annexed to
the United States, by virtue Of this appropri-
alton or in any other manner whatsoever, ex-
cept for crimes whereof the party shall have
been duly convicted. Provided GlOoys, That
any person escaping into that territory, from
whom labor or service is lawfully claimed in
any one of the United States, such person
may be lawfully reclaimed and carried on. Of
such territory to the person claiming his or
heT service"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-09-17
PROSPECTUS
FOR IN. 3NII-SL8VERT Paper.
NOR II STAR.

FREDERICK DOUGLASS proposes to
in Gereiand. Ohio, a WEEKLY
ANTI-SLANERY PAPER, with the above
title.
The object of the NORTH STAR vii,
be to attack Slavery in all its forms and as
pecis-advocate UnirerSui Emancipation
exalt the standard of Public Morality-pro-
mote the Moral and Intellectual Improve
ment of the COLORED PEOPLE-and
hasten the day of FREEDOM 10 the Three
Millions 4f our Enshared FeAo,c Counrymsn.
The paper will be printed upon a double
medium sheet, at $500 per annum, if paid
in advance, or $3.50, if payment be delayed
over six months.
The names Of subscribers may be sent tc
the following named persons, and should b.
forwarded as soon as practicable
FREDRRIcK DOUGLASS, Lynn, Mass.
SAMUEL DnookE, Salem, Ohio.
Nj. NJ. DELANY, Pittsburgh, Pa.
VALENTINE NICHOLSON, Harveysbutgh
Warren county, Ohio.
JOEL p. DAVIS, Economy, Wayne co. Ind
CHRISTIAN Donaldson, Cincinnati, Ohio
]. NJ. MckIM, Philadelphia, Pa.
A~MARANCY PAINE, Providence, X. |.
OF Newspapers wishing to exchange
with the North Star, will please give a few
insertions TO the above, and forward a pape
containing it to the North Star, Cleveland.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-09-17
Our First Page

Is this week, mainly occupied by Southern
documents. The letter of General Houston
will fill an important page in the yet unwrit-
ten history of the Texas conspiracy. The
Developments of that nefarious plot, by
which Mexico was robbed Of one of her fair
annexation as slave territory, is so gradual,
and the American people SO prone 10 crouch
at the feet Of their domestic tyrants aud kiss
the hand that has smitten them, that we
sometimes fear it will be a long time before
they can be fully aroused to a sense of their
degradation, and have the spirit of their lost
manhood rekindled.
Then on the other hand we have words Of
cheer, "Politics in the South"-which we
copy from the National Era-are full of en-
enlargement to the anti-slavery reformer.-
The oppressors tremble for their power, and
their cry is "What shall we do to be Sa-
we'd :" TO be saved, not from their sins, but
an them. The pattering rain drops, whose
fall was scarce needed a short time since,
idEO hOW lhCloGStu W ouCl d lHlShtJ uCluSS
that the old land marks are being swept
away, the earth is being flooded with the wa
tiers, and the oppressorS are vainly looking
for an ark of safety to which to flee.
What shall zoe do to be sared? "Dissolvo
the Union," cries the Charleston Mercury.
t'Amen ~ responds the Hamburger Journal,
and amen say the Abolitionists, for they
have the testimony of distinguished South
ern statesman that "a Dissolution of the In
ion is a dissolution of slavery" "Elect
General Taylor" urges another, "Cdll a
Southern Convention p" suggests a fourth
These signs of the times are truly cheering,
for they are indicative of the growth aud
power Of an anti-slavery sentiment, which,
like a little leaven is leavening the whole
lump. These ebulitions of feeling coming
up from Southern politicians are the encour-
aging results of a long protracted system of
agitation. The dead sea Of apathy and in
difference has been ruffled, and the South
driven to devise measures for self-defense.-
So far, so good. The work is not yet accom-
p.ished, the people must be ,hras. deeper,
Sboli;ionis,s raust continue 70 ggt:z%, Ao.-
AIR
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-09-17
GREAT CONVENTION!

BLESSED are the peace makers, for theirs
is the kingdom Of Heaven"
Believing that a mere profession of Chris
tlanlty without a practical illustration Of the
divine principle taught by Jesus, in our ac-
lions, will make us only more obnoxious in
the sight Of God, and go to condemn rather
than save us; and to promote the cause Of
''peace on Earth and good will to man. il
is proposed to hold a Convention at Ran
dolph, Portage Co., o., ON Thursday and
Friday, the 18th and 18th of October, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the ad-
vancement of this exalted principle.
The present is no time for the opponents
of war, murder and physical punishment to
be lethargic, whilst the war cry is heard on al
most every breeze, whilst this Government is
making repeated demands fol more men for
the Mexican butchery, whilst thousands are
ready, eagerly and anXiously waiting an op-
portunity to commit deeds of darkness and
foul daring, that they may glut themselves
on the blood OF their innocent and inoflensive
neighbors whilst the most diabolical crimes
may be committed under the sanction and
with the entire appreciation of this Govern
ment, If they are sanctlhed with The lmpO-
sing title of War. Whilst all these and more,
are being continually committed, it lily be-
comes the friends of peace to be slumbering
on. Shall it be said that we are less active
in the work of reform, than they in evil do
ing, if not, then each of us must feel that we
have a work to do, and be attending to it.
Let us come at this call in numbers, and
with a spirit that will make the wicked trem-
BILE; that they may know that we are deter
mined, and having truth on our side we must
and will succeed, cone what may.
Our friends S. S. Foster, J. w. Walker,
and several others will be present and add
their influence and power TO the meeting, and
assist in the deliberations.
ER-aJeth Sedman, Randolph,
Truman Case, do
Nm. Steadman, do
limos Dresser, Oberlin,
Samuel P0Wers, New Lisbon,
Il. q. ThomaS, Marlborough,
HeJecca S. Thomas, do
Lot Holmes, Columbian,
Samuel Brooke, Salem,
Lewis Morgan, Marlboro,
Lyman Peek, New Lyme,
Joseph IA. DugdaAe, Green Plain,
George GarreisUn, New Lisbon,
I'm. b. Irish, do.
". Il. Robinson, Marlboro,
Oliver Griffith, New Lisbon,
Ehz4 Holmes, Columbiana,
Esther Richmond, Deer Creek,
J. +. SraAsy, Randolph,
C5rdsiia G. SnaLky, do.
L. G.. Hubbard, do.
Louisa p. Lad1, Randolph.
&ophroniG c. SmaAsy, do.
H. D. SmaAey, do.
or In accordance with an arrangement
made by the Executive Committee Of the
Western Peace Society, the morning meeting
of the second day will BIO occupied as the
Anniversary Of said Society, at which i'm
portanl blslness will be transacted.
K. G. THOMAS,
Cor. Sscrslary.
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To Correspondents.

o. p. r.. Left on the l5th-will stop at
Buffalo a few days.
q. ID. J. Hope he will forward the arti-
cles Immediately.
J. NJ. Nc X. Did he send us a package I
One came to hand lately which we supposed
was from him. What disposition shall be
made of it?
]. E. p. On file for insertion.
+. NJ. b. The writer is mistaken if he
suPposes his article to be poetry. We were
taxed five cents postage on it.
Horatio. Shall probably find place for
him.
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THE SALEM BOOK STORE

Has recently received considerable additions
to its Stock of Books and Stationary from
New York and Philadelphia, and now offers
to its friends, and the public generally" as
cheap and well-selected alot as can be found
any where in the county, to say the least
The subscribers have taken especial pains to
ascertain where the best Publications of the
day were to DO had, as well as the standard
LITERARY s. SCIENTIFIC WORKS,
and now have the pleasure of saying that they
have secured an excellent variety Of the best
and most popular. Also, a full assortment Of
ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS,
lately from Cincinnati.
All orders for Books, singly or by the lot,
eheeriully and promptly attended TO.
GALBREATH g. HOLMES.
Salem, June 1, le47.
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HOW THEY LIVE.

Dickens, who receives such immense sums
from his publisher, barely keeps himself out
of prison. Eugene Sue spends thousands
every year in painting aud staiunty, and oJ-
jsc. de vertu. Theirs wastes his great income
from his works, in giving magnificent par
ties in his splendid Hniel in the Place St.
George-and Victor Hugo, who was made
Peer two years since ny the Citizen King,
lavishes the ftniis Of Notre Dame and other
great masterpieces, on old gothic furniture,
and other old rubbish, for his mansion in the
Place Royale.