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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
now no BE HAPPY.

Saida venerable farmer, some eighty years
Of age, to relative whip lately visited him,
9 have lived Oh this farm for more than half
century. have no desire to change my
residence as long as I life on earth. / have
no wish to be any richef than I now am.
have worshippea tie God Of my fathers with
the same people for more than forty years
During thatperiod 4 have rarelyev ever been
absent fromlthe sanctuary on the Sabbath,
and never haFelost but one communion sea-
son. I hayenever been confined to my bed
BY sickness for a single day. The blessings
Of God have been richly spread around me;
and / have made up my mind long ago, that
If Ipiskcd 10 be any happier, I must bave
al,ore relicion. ~. Y. liserrer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
+. VIA 4. c. SMITH,
FOUNDERS, AND MACEIINEsTS,

ddsrdadr.d,. EifglSssa,
TrNECUTE pr3ers for high and how pressure
& r. SsiskiAAf E;N6EfNE.S Steam kisiiers aud
SlsF Iron trdrk tacstllsyE III az @fHdA mn Hark
k9A asrsagkt ava cast5 SsaB BciArs Ind atfossers
Aifs eAa Pass klss " ali As4es Dsadnieattt fiil-
IL tett srgesekt eed oesi.H ii1l
eThcy keep I'D hand and for sale. McCorniiek
Stewart Frrebbtut aulS Davis PLOUGH CAST
I9GS Spanf SHOES aisa sash Weights for build-
st, Fire Bfick Bs id gesnr quality English refined
mr. and Amesican Bargkf best qualify. 4ESI
THE valuable asscrepeHt of Gderikg Pattrrss
oSf1ci by thcus pliers great nslusesnsnt 10 persons
about rpcting M repaifsg Hills u give Them call
a. der pledge themselves to iurrEsh Castings Sc
fdf Mills and dther purposes II as good a quality
akd Ell as measurable tsrms rs can be Obtained IN
nhS settioaef The enslslfy Prinled lists OF them
Gsarigg plttervis via ac la4nished o. application
BIZ mail %a 4
~. p The great sssiingl IN transportation viii
Canal adds 10 iAe nanE Inducements |which we5aHe
otafing 70 tlosedisPqskA d fatruhixe bur establish
ntsnt g r. TIM is n. e. s.
lAleIakslrsa. Sent IA .3eiS ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
I'll. THE BLUSH.

What very mysterious thing is tho blush
upon the humsn face how truth telling, how
unaccountablS that . single word, d thought,
! look, should bring the unimitable color to
the cheek, like the tints Ola summer sunset
upon the sky And only in the face it is
seen, the hand, the feet, do not turn red IN
modesty Grim guilt only the face shows it
self the mirroF Of tie soul And in the blush
how much there is to be learned Of modes
ty, Of consciousness, of praise, Of anger, Of
guilt, Of sensibility The woman without
the blush at times upon her cheek, is the wo.
man no more for with 1t has departed the
purity of her soul
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
Dali1Edrs.. TAis lE.aI !

pKTyfIE undersigned soforms the citizens D JefIet4
7 j spn, Clarkr Andi5ie surrounding tounties that
ne still ceAginuesigthe CARPEN1sERlNG BUSH
NESS In al iis hFairAes and RaHfeties Having
paid some hlieen te Che Study % ArehitectuFe he
Iisfcpafcd % fuFn sh mid tuafts for any kind
3ofwoF peIiaiaing 10 Ms ns freiins doufdent that
III bis long attention N ,he rSFsi be can please The
taste and crafty tlve eys-oi tAs most fa5tsfious
\ lie will undertake she erection sof an kinds of
:haild iagS-oul tbect ntry seat tUshaE vfsthe most
enlibf. and upon sern} such as mast prove salts
factory 10 all eoHce4nesi. III
I Fefsons who may R,fe work Uni hif line are reY
speqttay dcsire v sffe him chi at his shop for
neflY occupied BY Ns Naih. Myers, before closing
eIsnIfarts III oihdr qslbfssrs
Letters addressed 10 5liln al Charlestownl Jcaerl
got county Vq win u promptly attel ded lo froFH
dhy part Of abe rounlFy
/ ftb i, lSia+-hy WIN. N. StJpDITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
a TT' = n = D M n
AN IRIsHMAN'S VEINS OF r.,
/ CALIFORNIA.
slcKarMEyro Dleclxs, or g. s.+fsls.

S4cxRrMESTo DIceixs, OFT e, a,4tslS.
To TIN FLAHERrY; Arrah ihfQ Tim Ssso0n as
you read this bit Of anote come out al wqst Rio
forenenst me where sit composing orerfhfs ltiher
there's fortune to be got for the Ring The
sands is all gootd powther Qchf &c yopcohld only
see how beautiful i shines in the sun An5thu thej-
depth Of IL II goes clane down to tie center ov the
world The mountains, Tim, has vans. and LIVERY
vain Is full Of circplatini NAHUM. Nonldnt wa
like 70 bleed them Fans, Guild hoyl We've nos
horses here, cepting mules, and soon ak one ov
the boys gets load he puts il on Die back oy the
donkey and carries it TO the ass seliersg The ass
savers ye see, is the Iinemen infsTplsye whether
the goold sthe faie stuff or only iron 3italies You
see there's desayinl kind D. goeld they cali pita-i
ties. It's an nvenshpnsow the onld shrpipk ard ir
yez put it in the fire itvanishfh shick shmbsle,I
Wild an enfarnel smell oy sulff Heygn he about gst
It's afnr, healthy rejin, IS tie Sscsrytnentp--t
Tberes no disase cept the shakin agar; at the fits
com on first rate whiG there's any sifthing 70 he
done. As soon as one o. beboys gAt4 the shake Oh
him he jist puts the shcT in his fists and lie j make
small forth before the trnIbles off Dr. him. FL
We're lNrae demmicrats put here Tim Willie
I'm writin' ov This elther on the si4eey my hat-
bad luck tothe crown there 10 it'll can see one on
the captains oy The New York mdlisba w5shin' Tho
goold in the SaekFymeHto with harding rag on him.
sayin your presence. Even the nais naFies dig s
like bogthFotlers all the week. and deliver TaightY
mpreyin' discoorses 10 the haythen oH thennFjghte-
business Of mammon on Sunday, TIE Tnihs isSih-
censed in this wild the sinfulness Of riches and
sells II chape 10 save their soHls.
Remember me 10 Bddy, the darlin an tell her. :
II she'll put on The Jacket and thfsuser{, sheeSnt
make hapes Of money here for she knows hewle user
turf in Kilkenny. But she'd better not be after 4
comm in her natural buds for the str Of pfttScoat
might breed ruction in the siltems ~ f4a
Inten6int to address YOU asin shortly, on the state
Of picayunary affairs in thiseonuiryf -sai .f.bdt
s. remain yer affeck{hvnfl edzzen
SHa FL TtRFFycS.Nf irtoxstf4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
! UNIFIED STATES HOTEL,
4 HARPER S-FERRY. VA.

HARPERS-F FERRY, VA.
ETaE Nndersigned wpuld respectfully INTERIM the
IL public that he has lkased the Hotel AZ Hafpers-
Ferry. uN ii ths pccsi panry Of Capt JosEPH f.
AsELE,l kilsER As The LAitaa Stasts Hetef and Is
nov pFeparse<p accommodate passengers hi tie
Rail Road, or gellets, ia The NEST c5nfolsable
ulanAeT, Those faveeng 10 the Cans viii fi4@ this
4 most agreeable Dining place, where everJ fruit
pr the season. and luxury that can he bad win be
served up in the most choice stvl9. l
T6tkd people DC this and The ne$ghbdFing E0nni
ties he would say that his House shall aiwAbss be
Openfor their reception and Accommodation III ne is
6etermired 10 make their calls agrkeablk Hts Bar
shall contain The shoices, Liqnois--his Table the
5est The market affords his Chambers veil furnish
ed-and his Siahing &kich IS cdmmoaiOasl shall
contain The besi pfovsadef and alsndelhy atehiive
koSlfefS.
CHE The House 4 cal, and judae az is merits for
yourselves
Hnrpcrs-FerrY, April6 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
MksNigalsial. Ffnstr1 .I.lsrftfcit.k ~

/ MksMishlsises Ftnwrf lsrtFicItf iht4asE ..
q very sensible eject in propr3ting the Erowth
of plants. Some time AGO q most res fsestabio
person, who entertained the notion that nes-.s
morism was electricity. took It into her head
to mesmerise her garden She assnrei herlf.
friends that theshrhbS grew most lsxiriaanta 4,
ly after the process Some one asked her er,
how she managed to mesmerise her flowers.
"0hl by looking at them, she said. tits
strange what good authority one finds for
singular facts nj
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
THE FhRMEIf.
DEEP TILLAGE.I

( II.
All cultiyators of the soil, Think, win
agree that it is better to haveA deep rich soil
than thin one Crops on deep soil are
not so easily injured, either by drought Or
excessive rains. In dry weather there issa
better circulationlof the moisture amongst
the roots of plants, and lin wet d free oppor-
tunity for the excess of water to soak down,
and thus bereserved forIuse in time ofneed.,
1 While all agrecwith me in my views, thus
far, there IS great diversity of opinion in re-
lation to the propriety Of deepening the thin
soils, some contending that the subsoil con
tains poison, which. if bought up and mixdd
with the surface soil, win surely blaAall tie
hopes of the 'unlucky farmer who shall be
bold enough to attempt it. and thatsit is not
best to bring up aepartiele Of earth IN order
to deepen the soil, however thin it may be ;
while others again as strongly advocate deep
ploughing and deep tRSage, bringing up t1e
snbsoil to be acted upon by the atmosphere,
and at length forming aIdeep, free soil ,IsnitlA-
bic for the production Of ABUNDANT crops
Having advocated and practfsed pponthe
last Of these opinions far more than twenty
Eve years, the object Of this commuhieatig
is to give some hints To farmers FespectY
deepening the soil 4, 9e Sfl/
| The nature Of the soil and the circpnk III
lces Of the cultivation should always "a H.
bsidered Ifthe subsoil is clayso Yekd
and tenacious, the land should be pom
Hin the fall, that the frost may pl naas IA
| it, andif there be net An abqn& ~ sI I
IInure, small quantity should z. 1,as'6n,
| $50 that there mhy not be sH.s5 and H
the growth of the crops 4Er ntfFst HI
but rather to increase rs of deep
sandy loans may be plqh draining =
| If lands are wet, all ttfbeenl and m IEE
iltillage" cannot be akuhlly. but as l
lIresorted To- Ny Ut, depends Upon
advice now is, to cansS howeEeri on-b
have before stattreyer 5oa inssna y -
tcircumstances :. ,,,i.r,oeI,ugtl
tain . deep ri1has traysllssa. b;s Stato
/ till. hern parts Oh ss's 156 is1
"a genttngsss , .ha soiI remarked 70
the eaststtor o. II hat - Re could pick#i4
eonsidepNo s sss d .,.s ploughing had
hinssths Wne.s div Of the crops, NJ
me led, from super iaS Sr s liz vas.
outPon inqa.lJ zen = IN his opinions HI !.
i b6r never nlss'ls ~, Izy5eland EafHlsy, ~ Ii
: u II ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
OSlT UNI b HALL.
4. APPALLING; md S]E.I1.uER
G LOT HIN O.!
rxrunf. re n : = "a Nh = 1sSr Arr

- - - - - = AAAAfs f
(lH hand Gard ior:sale tllr lAfadsF and best al.
~ sotlnietil VI SpJing and Summer Clothing, ai
pFicc4 very much reduced H.
COATS.
Goats Of every variety, enihrheibglall the latest
styles and 6l an improved cut and r1ake, from %
ca. ID !, 2 -, 40, g, 8, $40 and upSaEds II
III a bbPaNTAI.sDoSS. III
/ Pantaloons Sof all kipds ffoin rs cts to Ii
Z fJ0. "a p go, and also.a very fashionable style
the Ilafnafltns STRIPE As low hs ]. 2.50, SiI and
upwards. s4 III
9r VESTS. q7f8
b Vests ri every variety. roinRrsinE silk, Satibs
Cashmere, Aka5seiiles, YalrnkEa, from 50 cts. 15
8eYs Il p . 30 ~, and upwardA I'm II
BOy's' CI.OIElTNG:a III III
Muays ON hand the lar gekt and best a$sortmeht
Of Bsg's Clothing cveg oEleresl Ia this Itity ssn III
Splendid assortment of CLOTHS and Gas
ELS toL he beg make t9grthsf with aifarge
Atd handEpine Watitty ~ Sill and MA RSEI Lies
.ESTiNCS, which will Be made uI, " cider in ie
hest tnanndr 20 sr cent less Than the accustomed
prices, andfn all cases n beautiful lt gpafanliek II
fsafsl AT COSTUME tIALII,ey ,sSs8
osrafrsef Pray sirrtk and Cfnirs as.Eka Space
I.alkmers, March %, I6fa.--4iy IL s5 II
TO- Attarhed Id The above Is ono bf The largest
and Inest extensive SHIRT ri CTQRIES insth1
eaanfsf, efRhra6n. every variety and make IL pri
60 which tannpt fail 10 please any one wishing "
: 5,A81ts 90. cESE p1l4f.F ONT " III - Eli
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
~. .,esTTcr DAMAGED A,sIl ,,;, i, ' seHn

- .soTsEor DAMAGED z. AIs ,.nis X en-
....;n totally unfit for use' .n' s.sa Sc rem
sas.eslg be ground, may, y z Ii " I'M uiers-
- sas,5 ,erfecfly sweet and SCUM rS,,,aSs
ns 4 * hol water and letting sst s ,naatity
~ re Sater becomes colo; III. asrair ID boz
1902 aust Be double thas 2. ~ pse-a
1900 The musty quaatsy " ne zahBats
1900 tbroneh the husk OF Pr "a IS rotten
n ths hot water, ~ the 49, s y that the ro
e-.;ns swim upon the sur ,, assssd ff61all
s,s;riua wheat Is cfectnally s,s loss II il
;m1axiiiss without spy 1 %-.f, occaAlsahL
q thc 5In.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
-. nno1 HENS. LF a .,

gardener as',s, . sss fias;isS, hss
ia galdss ss RFs Is ss ~, sa5
.hsss sr spas liz middle one O l9si R8s
sssul Si With string ei spnsleps
Y cut .Se TOES While this pre- enss sai Z
IRON u. .ra,,s their standing on i 2 sss4fS
a l:sb X M other Great VIZ. Hs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
Plaistcring, White Washing, Paint
ing and Staining.

TIME undersigned oEsss his setfieesE 10 the pub
il lie in the ADORE business in bilAof its dshart-
mentS
Helwill execute any work il Eli lime with sEill
andfdespalrh II. "A
orders lur him may b leif al CarteEs Hotel
#E GEORGE w. AEENTZElL.
FEB. s 1912 IT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
ne COURTEOUS.

Or. Humphrey was once seated in a sta,
coach, when a gentleman and lady, On til
bridal tour wished TO be accommodated "
seats in the inside. There being only Z
vacant seat, the newly married pair ",
subjected ID separation, unless some \
senger reiinquished his place. This NJ
appeared willing TO do, when the
mounted OBJ the outside, insisting =
gentleman occupying his seat With ~. sS
Subsequently,, the doctor was 9,eeu'
funds fos the college over which ooua
and was presented with a b the pssgs
ton BY the stranger be had Few n9ln.ns
coach, With the remark that College, saso
Of Dr. Humphrey, Or Al llcma'r
that ita r,rasident zee 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
THE SOULS PA ssING.

Take her faded handin thine
X Hand that no more answereih kindly;
See ghe eyes were won, ID shine,
UHeriRg love. now staring blindly; 3
Tender heartets speech departed-
Speech that echoed soediylnely.
Runs no more The circling river,
n Warming, Frightening every part;
There il sIumbereih eofd forever /
Il No more merry leap and start.
Nomore ausbihg cheeks 10 bIushing--
In lis silent home the heart |!
Hope not answered 10 your praying
Cold, responseless lies She there,
Deaihst that ever will be staying,
Spmething gentle. something fair,
Came with numbers soft as SIumbers---
4 She is with Him, ciherwheFSs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
TURNER s. AlUtDIG f.,

s THT0LE SALE DE4LERS
TN PAPER OF all descriptions, PfinHng and 1Vri-
j ting Inks, Blea1hing Powders Russia Skins,
&c Cash paid fDr RAGS. la HE
b8 no 3, South Charles Street, Baltimore, M
i.Aptil 80. fSi7--lT yTf6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
TaE MCSsr EyTENsIFE
4 Shirt Establishment

IA RE Ellifka Sfsless tsaf NO f54 BtIlfl-
III NOR lStra sIalainOFs, Ald,
Ts3eS sse jxrsshs @s s,sppssa ss& siock II 600
iy aasxn w ST is5s aildets ~ khad
nj EHnCki ANTS md uthsfs wishing Baliimole
u hre lHvilssl ID kA;t and examine The largest
49, t<.t stock of SIM rs mai has ever beea pieh-
tf o4kfstine III sll sszes aud Qualities, for MEN
esd BOYS. which f8 sssle and wdrk rganship can
M 81 SUPPRESSED Nf{ae than us1dl efforts have
bSt6 made Is render Isl assortment complete and
Desirable ip|etcfy respect =. NJ BETT0N.ss l
nSNim6l1 MarKh k;tSl9 +-19$Ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

s9 ia 9 s]kt 3SslAA q Co.
100 sleilisser eyas btsses csaflss and LigAt sss.
Ars BAI.RIM0RE.Mb.
luposieKs Of E.NGLt sH ERENeH9 GERMAN
.zssEs VIA NcsY a. NJ S1sAF2LR GOODS,
x1Af;L1sIza no IA Ri n ESLE CUTLERY,
1NsSfTR1 Ms a is u tfliT1EtRSl PLATED
Bk2fa-dhSsfd VAR sS-+end vi
peplftt h 3 I,ags GfFanJslas EitcAsn, Ulensss.
kestsf5slses ~ NJ &i<s Bflss, gBopdeH- RaSe,
B4sk1ts nh4 :sf1hsd Fas1itRiak Gooa5I
BIZ KyARy pHscRr4toI
f9ED and young hsuse keepers win fndiit greatly
Mic their akranf&se BY calling az our establish
nnk We have afA airs the most cunpieie assoEt--
mpnk ffplh TOD romgsoneAl Kiiehen hensilslto Tie
hne,s RsflaE pfAamZ1h Is, cf our direct iApcrtation
No n EeA re eske tafee priEfs IA prasI " sase
the iEofbla Of dolieeEE goods al hafions places
We are also The acknowledgements III ScQTIyS
ee9sbfukH F4T4gNF RIsFsl7EtfiER RI TORS and
Ooh TI. "A n ~ Gsat IsafeR G'OlfBINa1TON
lSff1 WEN H4Iil
BNiun40fe AhfH - fat9-fv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

1TNHIE snkselibkn saving hoa,A constantly run
~ Inglt Gc0fgekosrn and Alexandria, do re-
t6<cfitif iiloiln III p:rsons h1<idg NJ ODU CT no
An d eiiker RaFfei shat they wall boat Il On re-
a abe Terms, Thry :,Iso have a3yHarehouse siti-
aid 81 he Ch{<4pc8ks ard Ohio Canal and on the
bRIlfd6rt and Ohio k2li1 koad. and viii forward
"a l1<t 10 any p0l1t q III BaltImbrs toid. o d.
~ Winchassei road q very small ekarge
~ st11lf II Pi1&,sf Easlt FisA I'3r, Shingles,
f4,IEk l,iinbtf &C. always on Hind ana iof sale
7 Iiafpen.F ia. Jaa.; Ill. 1si9-lf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

Fs5 ~. "A n UHN y { a ut IBA W. I3#
ch.yissfesbs Jsasrsea coahsF, sssgihla.
05Ee< 90 dor End ef ns Cam Hoxss.
Praesiees Id th supsrios and Courts ef JEFF
frrspns Frederick, Clarke, and Bdrkeley Coubgies
NAV 10 Ias1--ynar r ~ n II Ff1H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

,ttISs osl III Isisr s.osk p fsshionahie
4''|ss. ,fisss' AND cHikbRESs.
NJ E0c|io G1t pzif IL r Si9s', fi&esf nd
[.4t 4HykS 1itciPaIly But 6Fn n1nni>c-
p ~ t1sd Ulifes which viii - sold a. cflst
; e i; sssi$' 3 = ~. ss' q
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03
REGIsTER,s OFFICE

NEW CAsTLr COUNTY,
PoN the application Of sUsAN 4 rn 9'sI ies.
AZ" LEM - c SPRINGER, .saminfsi,atsr " WY.
,nM Lof ELL, lntc Of Christiana iIuIref ~ ~.
liY' uecehtsd, II Is ORDERED and ,lir,rtsd H., ~
tnat ihe Aininstra afftsid ri,c w
te III ti o. ieis,s u Administration upon lie IA.
lansing advertisements 10 he Iokicd v,,i,, 1880 "
places ' If Ga he c 81 Letters Of most pubic
havr ,sass ny, ~ New Castle, requiring ali persons
agIe O' an ae, d Assembly in suth case ",e
XII s anu a'so eause the 10 be inn rea ,vitb,n
nrs m,h h.ti ' the bae Hens Chicken ne,vsnn
II, on,sd 1" wilmington to be conliausd eI.,n
- Given under the hand and s,.i o, nc... 80.
Id heai,ici aiurrtatd at New IauiN In NJ, ~ ''e
- county aInrrsaId tie ia, and y, NJ sI,c =,
AMOS H. NlckEIsnAM, EeT,s,st
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

Fiissiarf'r aug alt WA. u. kAFF Gree,
REMOVAL.
lkME5 HART res eeitily inffns his fiends and III.
pdhlio gea1ray th.t ~ has i.sged NJ, uacksu,ltl
shop lfon eorner OF ffenrh rolilh sreets 10 KIM
Han whiFa he viii b; nippy to accilnedst nia ssn.
Customers alld Us public IA general, aul i-gn.
los BoX.s or CllGEsE r4ci,,qi aad li s-ie II d i
SSalh Seeond street, opposite the Lower Market B.,
aug l. II. NhiGlT
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

70 iHE fuBLic,-1hg pubir rep .ctfal s. inifiue
J. t'at NJ North Amarican Telegraph uonpan, have
isnmpltfd III II line Of Telegraph iioln Washington 10
tMa ielnhil lnliha they prepared to ia ,ii
neil'y any uesnairh messages 10 aud ani a.ng
ton Baltimore. Wilmington, Del, and rhilaIrlplla
lte uiees Of The Line me locaied as fellows
OFFICE N PHILADELPHIA. 100 Chesnut it, third
uui ahJvc Ledger office.
OFFICE IN MiNGroN corner Of Market ami
Third streets, adjoining the Post Office.
OFFICE N BALTIMORE, Carroll Hall corner Of BAN
more ard Cal,rt streets
OFFICE IN WASHING TON, Odcon Buildings corner
o. Psnhsylsania Avenue and Four anda-l stfcrts
Ie new lie Is under contract he extended 10 Ne,,
fok and will connect with the new line now building Il
hoson under Dins Patent
HflHiHofon ~
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

Tho undersigned, however, will not here ex
pose the Influences. that caused this separation
but will proceed 10 the more pleasing ant
agreeable task Of recurring TO some of the rem
iniscences associated with his official duties
during The period TO which he has made refer
ence, and would hero most distinctly staia anc
bear willing testimony 10 the singular fact thai
among thousand persons, more or less, who
had from time to time, either as shippers, I'M
portefs, consignees, owners, masters OF yes.
sells, and pilots, and with whom he has held
official relations, not single case has come to
his knowledge, either directly or indirectly, o.
an attempt being made, evincing anything like
settled purpose TO evado OF violate the reve-
nue. laws, in this district, nor has an outward
Incident nierposej to interrupt tho most friend
ly personal relations.
The Undersigned, in reference 10 himself,
would briefly stale, that when heaccepted Office,
ne turned no one out for opinions sake,-but
merely succeeded one of the same political
princip es, who had disqualified himself by
excessive social indugences, and that upon
assuming the duties of his office he abandoned
party politics., devoIing himself wholly to his
official duties. with what SUCCESS, and in what
spirit he performed those duties, he most viii.
iingly leaves to your intelligence to decide.
The Undersigned, in conclusion, enjoys the
assurance, that the confidence reposed in him
officially and personally has not been misplaced,
and that had your suifagcs been consulted he
had still been in olfce,--and finally, presumes
to Invoke an overuing Providence to bestow
upon each and al Of you prosperity and happi-
ness-blessings which, from present appearan-
ces, will be denied in all future time 10 your
fallow-cilizen.
JACUD ID. vs>ItD1rnn.
Wilmington July 3lst, 1919.
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aong good wherever her services could Do usenllko
good angel She has go the haven Of rest where Ihc
wicked cease from Troubling.
IN ms city on 2oth UT, AZ the house her brother in
NY, Mn ynnn = z.tley, Esq of Consumption, Ms Flea
soh NJ llNDALL, wine of hlf, Gilcon r. lfndnll, OF
Sheinnhtti very worthy woman, who his I'm has.
'lnu ain s2 Children To uepnre their bereavement
~ tlis city. on eth ut, Mrs CliARLO l1'E CDOMBE
VIC Of Rev r Penn-il uumbe She must la,e been
most excellent lady as all tongue. Hpsk pfairs She
es nusuanu anu several rllifen. (uue uniya few
IN the seth ult, ERASMUS d. sou Of Peter and Caro-.
lflc Mnrsh. aged II nionths
In ihadelpha, on tile nth ult. VIRGINIA, wife Of
r. mefediih elmer. aud daughter Of MI Gaf,4tLe in
tho 9iih year OF her age. "
:, IN ha city. on Monaay night Mrs. RUSSELL wife OF
nuliin Russell, frnlery vi Chester County uge about
80 ssafs-ifating hdsbund and twu children 10 mourn
uslf bereavement she waea worthy, exemplary woman
20 LondonaeHy Township Chester County, Pa IN the
islh UT. Mrs. ISABELLA kEAkAD.Al, conson OF
kenady ~ aged rs yeaIs In the death Of this
uEeu Au Venerable lady, the immunity has Int nic Of
~ must exemplary of its nemb and she wi b.
Y mourheI aud n remembered for her christian character
and many excsliences.
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