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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02
SPRING STOCK OF BOOTs AND SHOES.

iN subscriber having returned rom Tue Northern cir
L and received his Spring purchases Comprising The 8%s
largest and best OF Boots and Shoes Travelling W
Trunks. Nacc, Car Bags &c that he has offered tor
sale. requests call from his friends and TIE public generality
rln. Will ricasu by sei. them good aud cheap
c OF the "ery liberal h" has
!c,ived William w al.3ii'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02
,.r,7y,,r or SEOF WEBSTER.

-, ,.,. rohiur new ei;hcrin cur own or the New .
We nav, r,m,nanicatc Saturdays quotations are ma
tain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02
r 4
SIRE OF MARIA PEYTON AND PASSENGER, THE
M,

,nl Not,oway. within mir OF Burkyie al sl The TS
.as"n s5 insurance. ami u: Els 10 the groom Mares
sci. m nj Two shinss per day. liability for accidents or e'
apes. :, 81: , -. ,., lao. l..
DIVING 10 bis being only SIX 81 his get lave cr
have nearly all the they nay
ycr ra fourth winnls the first heat the only race 81
v-r RIM and whilst al the second, fell ai 1rotc her leg
md an unIricd ll promising was thrown ou OF framing "a
OF an injury received from kic4 VI 'h
g. suow no,nr except thai she beaten Fast sl:
,road Rock superior Rae" Horse or sA Nv" "es
,rS al the highest distinction the the u States
hc other in Canada and the four mile Passenger came oui Of ma
nile Ihhni'''' ~ wv -
.H.--cl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02

SHALL sell cash. By public the sscond Monday
tce Court ds. n LOUISA iour House. about tt
Nrgr1cs hen valuable Blacksmith dGd some I'VE 0r sN
lien Who haze hrcn employed Oh public work.
March l?-cuis Pi'l!lF u JDNEs-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02

TO PE{SONS
Office hereby that Nathaniel Chauncay and HEM
Chaunccy. Elu Chancey deceased
M Git, rnaiclThia the OF Prnnylva intend Z
ralsr VIM L. Savage o the SAID CITY, shares "i Stock IN VIZ
chesterfield Rail Road Company hundred aud sixty share
the Petersburg Railroad Company, and three hundred a
Shares Sock the Richmond Johannesburg am
Potomac Railroad Company standing the OF the said ih
Chauncey The the said several Companies
NATHANIEL CHAUSCEl,
HENRIETTA CHAUNCEI,
Surviving Executors Of Elihu Chauncey. deceased
Philadelphia Ocl. l0-cxim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02
HYDRAULIC CEMENT.--v0o cask
III l....x.r...-... ~
;IJONkA BEANS FOX TOBAICONISTS.-i91 IUs
d. III IL hv HannI

HIST received and ia white Canton Mating; b4 checked Can
o Mating tad 81 Floor 0l Cloth: Al oh and 81 Furn
- nj C,h Transparent Window Shades Lac. aul Muslin
Wai,1 Cufais Micies Quilts aud Furniture phnies Also
,rrir,es Of CarI~lu, cost. 10 close.
4cn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02

Di Id respectfully his and the pubic
w rrl, r has returned the N"rl. and received III
>irins stock OF CLOTHS. IASSMERES and yESTNGS YER
arr- than he has heretofore kept III
Fancy Goods. sul rdnans an Vest materials cauiil
style an pialty III" brstthc European
produce lie has the French plates designed 10
Srl" ~ ruinf viii then by III
lie -,cs call aI OF ila soc
store, and the style Garments lie cutting and III
kus
;u, Fancy AMI Black CTivas styles SfarI; >llr
SIR Hosiery Gloves; krl. SILK aud SUMMER Socks Drawers SIN
cpla &c ~ ali modes and Will be so! At Ne
|, ORR rrir,.. No L. Exchange Building,
NJ rh Him lih Street Richmond. Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02
NOTICE..
TisANSPOKTATION LINE,

FOR HtITIWUKE .NND FIIELhDI.-R TIL. -.
4 o,.s, The poe AIoNTAS Captain Parrish, will receiv
Sh, for The above places Till ., p NJ and she w
eayra;3p sufficient number OF hogshead
49, far pnsbur, Cincinnati AUD South and West general,
A BE- .nip;a, by ,l- 70 advantage ,.
April pit ~ pLaM q Nhloo.N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02
CODE Hill FOR SALE WITHOUT NEAEIVE

1INE having determined move ,h FALL vii e t.
The highest bidder the 10Th OF July, II a,
# not The next day The valuable Tract Of Land on which lie
now re-le- The Fam hundred II i va
rred creeks running through ~ an aDot5 ~ SPRINGS
never failing The hatl Tie creeks arr very Icn li
productive There quantity o land N ne "t9lnil grow"
mi h. cleared land produces we'll and susceptible Of I'M
,venent The buildings excellent "".Storei Dwelling
;lo,so and an necessary out houses al which has. br bull
im lew wears Al il house pump, and Al Tie stable
,her- ~ another Farm situated the ioai one MAJ
from Mount plraaat twenty Fredericksburg The negh-
orao health. uofas anu hospitality tanho' BE- surpassed ny
py m virginia IL take pleasure showing The lana 10 ANY
n xl hing 10 purchase Should Land sold privately, duo
ice viii h. gwen will be very moderate comparison WIN
he the Farm FEItR w " pLLh
ylvania lnun,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02
VALUABLE LAND IL c.AnXE COUNTY,
PUBLIC SALE. OF EGKOEs.
Al Ill -I>A l.LlI RI IIll IL

concur Va the above sale q. Nh HOLAs,
Administrator IL T. y Nicholas deed
Winchester NIrlIam viii insert Slcc week Il DAY 81 sale
/ .r~i,I, p.X,,is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02
CnAP ]. KINNEY, p. c.


CouIi 81 Chahcers o M
Pronounced the 2st ds. OF FEBRUARY lSV'
m TWO suits depending said Court, s,yed .la<e vs. Ia:or
Ina shall. and commissioner
proceed MONDAY h Nay $50 On the rrtmi.es'p az
cock land or Man Street, II the ty Of hch
ond being bart Of IN. a down he plan Of aid CITY as Nc
IN the division aad o No fronting on or Main street, *
e.t running back lnfee 80 10 foot alley 80,
TERMS OF third cash. onothlrd IN three months ana me
day OF sale, the purchaser CIV
bo, Tor lie credit and e properly retained W
|l7 -, ,o,,,, nlrchasr money Is pad WALTER LEAkE
Trils.ae andG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02
SPRING STOCK
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. &C.
CHINA HALL.

equally
March PUrNEY WATTS
SPRING FASHION OF HATS AND CAPS.
HNIlE subscribers inform their friends and the public general
~ that they receipt OF the Spring fashion OF Hats -
uu Caps which they respectfully their acn- GU
them that their prices low other Estab
lslneni II the city.
MS ALSO, hand good OF Silk and Cotton I'm
Nv brrlaS, manufactured IN Philadelphia expressly or The IL
SaS tail trade.
~ March l2-t3lslune JOHN THOMPSON Il co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02
EiMEi LIME:: LiME.:;
FORTY THOUSAND Do y: - WORTH

zhayN determined Close present business Oh he s ~!
next we shall this day commence selling u wholesale ana
:, r ,rse anil desirable stock DRY GOODS II c. for casl
rhar wll h. added present stock between tins am! the lh y
an ten 10 fifteen thousand dollars worth 81 irw AMI d,dp
] Goods purchased in with cash, which vii make on
.nrm,ut very complete Whatever renlin unid IN NJ M
u uIy will then disposed without reserve Tue "
c m m. orlrr n all Cotton t:o-, WITHIN c IN
ia months. dispose our stock On me 's'
lille terms purchasers Many descriptions wl he sofa a. @
ey can now he purchased hy quantity unia7hIonaoc Sy'
~" ~ VALENTINE. BREEDEN X co,
,,.t , az .l5 BROAD Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02


ME undersigned this day entered mt" CO
Ts s a. '% srx Z, HnaF5s m
@ r.yc Il morn The public generally Uhcir friends especially ."
aud 10 solicit their Ia'raaec ihey are NV ~,
nog nca. from large seirrl, , ., .'I
rrsling. Drap de Eies .d summer ' S G Sn
which , nSt been WIN WILLIAM ALLEN
her '''"''' CASPAR WENDlISGER.
The unerainc would respectfully Inform i1 old cuo'ti' ma
they hun heretofore, al hrs old -'a' f.epa.r
hem a, us"' and solicit for the ne" f""f William La. AIES
support -. :, g., ID, ,..r. 49, cnyornar street
ro,. in.he 10 me- Will forward lni settle tif no
counts rs wh 10 close NJ il'r Old concern
-, w. :; Erin HOTEL IN FTNcAsTLF: FOR
w SALE-Tc Ismg DESTROYS 10 remove !"
where lands, ni'rs one o HE lh"s' nra ana
- ~, nl rva,~ly hrorr the 2h August is wil On ,'
lay M highest bidder aud ~ r "St rrIl,S,y ~ 'f
u possession II that t,ar ii'7 -
Feb4--c5m
NEW WORK. BY THE AUTHOR OF ', HON na1osI, +.
~ INFLUENCE -wGmas Ffsn,ha sos r n, u roth
life: ty Grace Aguiar author OF Home ii yonnuniSE
binding. - cts paper c"Vef'T'ets' FA'n -
S31RDEV SIGED.-Ihavr Iust received spns supply o.
u SEED to which would cali attention u saeIsrs an Er '
n, S: r''" and equine S s NAN doors h~o CIV
IOIIN NJ. SHEPPARD, JR. COMMISSION S ON, MEX Tar,
Id CHANT o.fs his services sell Toharco, Wheat i ."
and and respectfully soicits cos9nens o ,n ., &
SOKXAND RYE WANTED nearly 1@ ,, @
X Dslery prepared 70 purchase .". ,a anu NY
which m1t @sI market p srE a :; A RRiME h s.
AR. DANIEL ". MOsELEY having located at ~ r., Re-
~ Dnee his fa'her con nil Wr1 9" @ ~ The ibr
March eorca,waw
oTiCE having claims aga"s e , fs hon
ia lanes Wickam are requested I" ,pHS WICKfAM
March ea-eaawiw
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PIANO Fohihs
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ,,o =,
<IAsH wooDHoUsE. Is9 Main Street invite the attention
and others who buy liooss sa,onsIy and a
II thelr UNUSUALLY large s0'"' '@ March Is
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
BOOKS! B0OkS!!

Mr. MURRAY, Of the firm Of Judd & Murray,
Lancaster, has opened an assortment Of Books
in the store-room formerly occupied by Messrs.
J. & j. Milliken, embracing various standard
works on Architecture, Arts and Sciences,
Literature, Law, Theology, History, &C., among
which we noticed an elegant edition Of the
Queens Of England by Agnes Strickland Web
ster's Dictionary, unabridged; several works of
great utility to mechanics; some splendidly
bound Bibles and Prayer Books; variety Of
Annuals for 1856; the Drawing Room Scrap
Book; Albums of different sizes Pocket Dia-
ries, three or four kinds, &C., &c. This estab-
lishment is we'll worth a visit by ladies and gen.
tlemen who wish to procure handsomely bound
books, at low prices, as Mr.. NJ. is determined
to sell cheap while he remains here. Give him
a call and examine his stock.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12

FIRF.-On Friday evening OF last week
opr citizens were again alarmed by the cry
Of fire, which was found to proceed from
= stable in an alley between Market and
Third streets. The fire originated in
stable Jointly occupied by Mrs. Shaw and
Mr.. M'Ewen, and spread rapidly to Mrs.
CrisweH's, Mrs. Marks's, (fDed with hay,
and ]. w. Shaw's, occupied by Mr..
Frank all of which were in whole or part
consumed, with a considerable quantity Of
hav, straw, &c. The gable end of Mr.
MClure's barn was rapidly burning at one
time, but the strenuous exertions made by
several Of our young men who asecnded
the roof, aided by those below in furnishing
water in buckets, fortunately succeeded in
arresting it, as had this building burnt, a
long row of barns and stables would inevi-
tably have shared the same fate. Zerbe's
carriage making establishment, although at
different times in imminent danger, was
saved by the hose, aided by number who
exerted themselves in the most praisewor-
thy manner.
Mr.. M'Ewen's COW was unfortunately
burnt. The property consumed was worth
perhaps $1,000 or $l2OO-Mrs. Marks,
we believe, being the only one insured.
The fire is yariously attributed to acci-
dent, carelessness, snd design, but with no
definite information 10 fix it upon either
although cutting the hose would seem to
indicate the last mentioned.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
or ne Ud-tIEt
Accidents on the Railroad

The recent accident on the Pennsylvania
Railroad viii naturally call attention to this
subject for some weeks to come, as the
citizens Of this part of the State are not
yet used to have their necks and bones
broken in this new fashioned way. Care
ful agents, who would rather wait a week
than run the chance Of collision, might
do much TO prevent such occurrences, If
those having the power would employ them.
Iu the meantime, as the lawmakers are in
session, how would it answer TO inquire
iuto the expedicnry OF passing a supple
menl compelling either the Chief Engineer,
an Associate, an Assistant, or one of the
Directors, to set in front Of the engine On
each train. say on the cOw-catcher, or an
arm-chair might be provided for the occa-
siont 1t is generally believed that such a
regulation would most cflectually prevent
collisions Of all kinds, and the passengers
could feel quite at home" in the cars
Something of this kind think was at one
time suggested in England, and resulted in
placing gates on the road, with keepers, as
much to keep cattle from it as to prevent
foolhardy conductors and engineers from
rlekng the lives Of those under their charge.
. ANTI-BRoKEN BONES.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12

The attention of the borough officers is
respectfully requested to the following in
terrogatories, which, it is presumed, will
meet with a willing and cheerful response
in the next Gazette, VIZ :
Is there a borough ordinance requiring
the snow to be removed from the pave
ments? If there be such an ordinance,
whose duty is it to enforce it? If there
be no such ordinance, should not one be
passed without delay
Ordinances Of this kind, it is believed,
are common in other boroughs, and have
proved to be very salutary. 1t is, with
great respect, submitted to the wisdom of
the borough officers, whether it would not
be better to have no such ordinance, than
10 have one daily and hourly broken and
disregarded. An INQUIRER.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
Franking by POstmasters.

The information contained in the follow
ing letter from the second assistant post
master general, written in reply to an in
quiry from ii. Fuller, editor of the Ne,c
York Mirror, as TO the power of deputy
postmasters to frank letters to publishers,
is explicit on that point, and important to
the public in general, and to newspaper
publishers in particular. We trust it will
relieve all deputy postmasters from any
further " conscientious scrupIes" in regard
to Ganlling remittances for newspaper sub
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12

~ The Democrat takes exception to
our article in last weeks paper on Post
Office Robberies, and says there is some
" probable apology for its publication
because both the Presidents and Cover
nor's Messages appeared together! If the
facts stated in that article are not true,
why not deny them? Oar neighbor well
knows that for every postmaster removed
the cry Of " Prescription" )" * Another Vic
TIM" 4" the Guillotine," &c, is raised by
his political adherents and occasionally by
himself. If then those whom the lcnency
or the mistaken policy of the admlngtra-
lion at Washington has retained III office
commit depredations, let them. as locoio-
COS, bear the blame If wings, ditto.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12

- AIarge quantity of grain was brought
to town within the last few weeks, farmers
in all directions having taken advantage of
the fine slcighing. Since Wednesday
morning, however, the snow has been in
melting mood, and is disappearing rather
faster than desirable. Yesterday consi-
derable quantity of rain fell, which will no
doubt raise the river to high stage.
Senator Hopper has also taken advan-
fage of the weather to make ebay" while
the sun was shining, and has ice enough
now TO keep most folks cooi during the
next summer.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
NOticeS Of Advertisements.

Mr. Spotswood desires to close his accounts
in the book concern.
The Lewistown Water Company will hold an
election in February.
John Haman cautions persons against inter-
foring with property left in the hands of VIM.
Erwin.
J Dickson publishes an Auditors Notice
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12

THE HOME JOURNAL, published by Mon
RIs IL Willis, New York, commenced new
series on the lst instant. If there are any of
our readers who desire journal devoted to
sound literature and edited with distinguished
ability, let them enclose 50 TO the above direc-
ton. 1t Is beautifully printed on good paper, is
free from the " trash" found in so many pur-
porting to be literary papers, and contains an
abundance of matter that can be read with
pleasure and profit by all classes
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12

BRpGE ELECTION. The following officers
were, on Monday last, elected by the StocAho,
ders OF the Letrisoicn and Ti,scarora Bridge COM
pny to conduct its affairs for the present year
PreSideRt-Hon. A. $ Wilson.
.hanagerS-John r. Weeks, Abraham Blymyer
Hon. Cnas Ritz, James Burns, Lewis + Wait
son, John \. Sterrett
ITeagUrSF--Francis M'CoY.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
a A I L | Z D i.

On the LIST lns'., by Rev. r. Tanyhiil, JAcoD
tRY, OF Berks county, Pa, and Miss MARY
ANN KIMEs, OF M'Veytown, Mifflin county.
On the 9th instant, in Oliver township, by
George NJ. Bowman, Esq, GEoRGE HorFNAN
and Miss BARBARA MILLER, all Of Oliver tp.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

We are authorised to say that reward
of $50 wiii be paid by the Burgess and
Town Council of the Borough of Lewis
town for such information as viii convict
the miscreant or miscrcants who cut the
Hose at the fire on Friday evening of last
week; and similar reward will be paid
for the conviction of any person or persons
cutting the hose at any fire hereafter.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Appointment Ofnce, Dec 81, 1S49.
Sir-The postmaster general, after careful
consideration Of the question as to the right of
postmasters, that have the privilege of franking,
to frank letters to publishers Of newspapers COW
ering money for subscriptions or the names of
subscribers, has decided, that when the postmas-
ter is agent for the publisher, he has the power
to frank such letters, and his agency will be pre-
sumed from the fact that he franks them AS
no postmaster kas any authority to frank these
commune ations but when he is such an agent,
il is proper to regard him as acting in that capa
city when he SO conducts, until information is
received to the contrary. In doing this busi-
ness, the postmaster must be regarded as entire
ly the agent of the publisher and not Of the de-
partment. Very respectfully, DC,
FITZ HENRY WARREN.
We hereby authorize every Postmaster
in Mifiim county to act as agent for the
Gazette, and on all sums of 50 and up
wards 10 retain 10 per cent. for their
trouble. This Will pay quite as well to OBJ
tain subscribers for the Gazette as for city
papers
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12

JAIL BURNT-Loss OF LIFE The Jail
of Adams county, Pa, was entirely con-
sumed by fire on Monday. Two human
lives were lost by the catastrophe-lsaac
Musselman and John Toner, both insane,
and confined for safe keeping.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
HERE LET HE REST.

When the last throb of life from my frame shall
depart,
ask for a boon that my body may lie,
Eeneath some evergreen piue-the spot Of my
Where Kishacoquillas comes murmuring by.
Oh there let me rest, with the dreams of my
youth,
TIL the last sleep of earth shall be broken
with the halmia's sweet-scented blossoms, like
Truth.
OF bright happy future the token.
know not, care not, what earth's scenes may
disclose,
Whetherte tempest and storm o'ershadow my lot,
But welcome be death, when in silent repose,
| can lay me to rest in that cherished spot
Where lovd ones with flowers my grave shall
bedeck,
And moisten the plants with sweet memory's
tears,
Or weep that thus early, there is but a wreck
Offond hopes crush d, in the bloom of my years.
Oh oft have gazed at the sleeps Of yon wild
wood,
Where the evergreen pine rears its tow'ring
head,
And look'd al the shades, where in gay happy
chihood,
On flow ring greensward pillowed my head.
Oh then here let me rest, with the dreams Of
my youth,
Til the last sleep Of earth shall be broken
With the Kalmia's sweet-scented blossoms, like
Truth.
OF bright happy future the token.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12

In accordance with the general wish Of
our citizens, we learn that the Town Coun-
ell has appointed a committee to procure
tour haodred and fifty fret Of new hose,
together with a new Reel and also APP
pointed another committee to examine into
the practicability of repairing the old en-
CINE, which is said TO be constructed on
the most approved principle; or if ii can
not be rendered fit for service, to purchase
a new one.
The Burgess and Town Council recon-
mend TO the citizens TO form two Hose
Companies and one Engine Company, and
upon evidence Of a proper organization,
we have no doubt the several apparatus
will be delivered into their hands.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12

IE We have heard it mentioned that
Mr.. MowRy, of the Engineer Corps sta
toned here for year or two, has been
appointed Supervisor of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, in place of Mr.. Heisley, deceased.
This is an excellent appointment, Mr.. VI.
having always been noted for a careful
and attentive discharge of his duties.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12

- We learn that the Canal Commis-
sioners have directed passengers to be car
ried over the State road hereafter at the
uniform rate of 3 cents per mile. Should
the Harrisburg and Lancaster Company
come into this arrangement, the fare from
Lewistown to Philadelphia viii shortly be
So, and from McVeytewn s5,37.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
C o 1.x guutcatin q.
For The Gazette.


There are spots on Garth where the heart
or man is melEowed into those feelings
which celebrated writer describes as
consisting of less of earth than Heaven;
where the surrounding scenery, though
neither grand nor sublime, acts with a
sfranoe power on the Imagination. \ hal
lowed peace seems to pervade its precincts;
the mind goes back TO halcyon days, when
neither care nor sorrow wrang the brow
the events OF life pass rapidly before the
vision and the eve then rests upon some
seoucstered spot, sheltered by an evergreen
pine, or hemlock, sturdy oak, or mayhap
\ cluster of laurel. with a secret wish that
there might repose his mortal remains
when death shall have ended the turmoils
Of life. The Episcopal burying ground,
on the banks of the kishacoquillas creek,
near this borough. seems TO be one of these
favored spots, and several already re-
pose in It's quiet shades, who, while liv-
iag. expressed the wish that '' WHEN AM
so MORE. HERE LET ME REST" Without
any pretensions 10 writing poetry, | send
YOU some lines, expressing desire like
that spoken of, which were suggested to
my mind by the realization of such a wish
bv one who sometime since took his de-
p2rture for another world.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
THE GAZETT E.
LEWISTOWN, PA.
SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1850.
TER MS:
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM,
For six months, rs cents.
IN ADVANCE

Iz7An NEW subscriptions must be paid IN
advance. If the paper is continued, and not
paid within the first month, 81 25 will be charg-
ed if not paid in three months, 81 SO; II not
paid in six months, SI.75; and if not paid IN
nine months, S200
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12

~ The Huntingdon folks are talking
of constructing plank road TO M'Alavey's
Fort, and caicnt0le, if extended to Centre
county, ii would secure most of the travel
now coming TO Lewistown. Doubtful.