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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
RIG HARD WILLIAMS
ITopTHE PUBLlc.

1t wlite asrceiyed. BIZ DIE above notice. that /
hayebe4plae7fhe proprietor Of The esa6lishfent 81
tlle EnffsAFf sIfsFosst0fg have conelaed 81 con-
meet l~iih i The estahlishnent uf the s,<s T5sgss
The PAPER wiIl, therefore. frgsH AMI Altar M
IN daY pt March next he Published sItnpltaae-
ously al Cs4tiestowa and Harper Ferry III every
Wednessas Under TIE Lille Of Tie virginia Free
Press and FsfInets Repository"
u R.ifse seliyered to subscribers throughsni the
.Junty Ill sneh places as have already been desig-
mated add AZ such other points as may bcF found
practicable "A dere Eopmeht Of the prinefAles kv
which ilKi be eondu ned willie given hekeafter.
Fer TIE rkeSaui Twill contett myself with merely
soliciting ihefrfendTy ebu1Isnaare Of the reading
puljlfe uassF The hope thatIIslt be- able III make
an ahyahEaeous return for their kindness ana sup
Ho5t4 HI JOHN 81 GALLAaER.
Ftbruatyies, 1897. T
WE haTe gabered long add faithfully intse cansc
dfth Pub3tfS and we wouldibe doing iniasitce 10
our patrons ana our own feelings if we Inot re-
lhrnE a acknowledgements for the kindntss and
l@eHalfy watch have been shown rs fari nearly
tiHeat, thdcs wears and wditIusl that OUR sambe
edurFs inshe future will pc attended with rorreS-
pending 4ayrdss Il wiIEbe our pride, as veil AZ
duty 10 fpA fs lhe old Family journal dsirving
Al penarf,ttS ilatronapa - ff}
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
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PARTY SPIRIT.

Many PEARS ago Dutch printer went to consian-
npsPle, and there setup printing house, and be-
gan io ihtraslp{r 'he typographical art among the
Mas~elmsn. The Turkish scribes, hewever fear.
Ing The ran s,4eir ifas conibined asans, III moor
FELLOW, and lie was hanged. IN This country u ta,e
almost as SEVERE akaits the man who attcmn,. ~
allay palfs sblsu; fcr there are So many news. IA.
Psrs which efti' solely by political fermentation
ana II has bf9t'e So much rnAnE % teepNp n potl-
fritha' be wActrebdkes the authors of it, is direct
ly denounced. It T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
SERIotts AccFprvr N i Rof4lSe Mn

SERIots AccIDEyr N 4 RoELINc MnL.-
"a letter dated Danville, January s, states
thar in the rolling mill there, The large fly
wheel, weighing from 25 to 30 tons, burst a.
stiuder and scattered tie roof and machinery
Al fearful rate Pieces weighing 8, and
even 6 tons we're hurled through the roof
crushing everything before them One man
only was slightly injured The damage can
not be less than $4,000; it may reach $50,
600 4 IS believed p have been done by
spme william, who threw piece Of iron be-
tween the cogs Of the main wheels. This
unfortunate affair throws hundreds Of labor
eli out Of employment,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
I + Fer tae Ffea Pres. Il

Messfk+ EmToRs The time is approaching when
itwfil ~ necessary fer the Wings OF Jefferson 10
noun lnalE Candidates for the next House ot Dele
gates q EstfgihiaE The course usually pursued By
theh-tgst oF calling Cohvehtion 70 make tile
nominattehs-rwe presdne will he again adopted
CpEdiatEF atqaieseing in this our object how Isl
TO recon- aehd e the people and Though them 10
thfIf DessaIfs1n Convention, the name pf one, to
wltom we would be pleased ID give or sunpart. Il +
4 " loAaHM n. Jewett Esq, ofSheaherdt We re-
c9gn ~ 8 FIRM and consistent Wbig aiman af bust
nes9 ant AN Intelligent gcutItman 10 whom ihe III
ere$ts III paf county could bekaleiy Pntru, ted And
II ahy tnfther RECON- mendshon than these were
needed, lswould exist in The fact, that liz comes
from lhanP Precinct Of our county which Is in all
assaults. put surest signal"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
1. DRIED MEN. \

/ AT the recent meeting IF the Great Coun.
oil Of Virginia, held at Shawnee Wigwam, in
this place, on the 10th and 18th inst, the
following were elected Great Chiefs for the
present term Henry s. AYundsr, w. q.
Sachem.; Up. A. Klipstein, w. g. Senior
Sycamore; r. NJ Burkhart, w G. Junior
Sycamore Henry Cress, W. G. Prophetl.
GA B. Coffroth, w. G.. K. Records q. II.
Cofroth, wi G. K. Wampnm. Charles q.
Calvert, Henry Cryss and r. w. Reed. Rens
ltesentatives to the Great Council Of the q
nited States, which meeta in Baltimore on tie
Gard Of April next WnA Firgisidn,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17

We were III serror, lass week ID one 81 tvs mar
,ieulars ID ndSeing Ae accident on lie Berrysille
and CharlesEoHh TuFaPike. Tie individual Squared
vas Patrick Fistell---a and the ascending Phrcian.
Dr. strsith ase;sed ~ Dr. Eichelberses. The eve.
!, u .houghs win nct te destroyed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
XII SENSIBLE DEMOCRAT.

III lbe i4Sse Of Delegales#ot Virginia. onlTues-
day the sIS Mi Snowden offered resoptiol au-
,hprtzlrs ise lTreasurerof The Commonwealth Of
Vifgiafas IT, receive irpmBthe TREASURER II the
United 81 es the sum of sll ,567 the dstribttatle
portion dffylfgiaia? arising from the sales & the
public latl and apply the same to The permanent
capital OF H. Literary Fund.- Mr.. Ferguson moved
to pbstpana indefinitely theresoIu,ion, which was
IpEt3 seyfrtl Democrats voting with The Wings a.
gaiisr iq4shIite postponempnt, amongst thepi Mr..
Wet Of Tyler, Doddfidge and lWeixeIIl
1--WE gidf the remarks of MIR West on the 'occa-
MIR eEssr Yosest put himself right as 10 his
Told asat fhe Indefinite psslpenement pf Ihe feso-
tuition Hfe said he was eleetGa not torcprcsent his
own rieN3 and wishes but 70 carry odt The views
pf his petiIie This questidn has been. thoroughly
eanfassddsin-his county. He wanted 10 Show thai
he was uhi adissenter ffomIihe Demgeraiie party.
HI bad lht hpnor 10 say thai Willie tffe have been
factions 4nfdslurbanees iH5 the Dembefatc party
elSewheFkt there had been none amongst the Dem
ocrafs oiifts county. His course had been to vote
Tor ibe reakpon Of this money upon certain contin-
genties.8 le had heretofoFe voted against The re
eeption dslhis money becauke there vas no special
applicatiEtt made of il. Hs was in favor of throw
Ing id inv khe Literary FnnA, for the dedication of
poor chiBfrn and Of rich Ones too He h1ped to
Fetvftfos NJ ttiis tirftStIt-y o.,
~ adleg,tF the hilefary Ennd. When he locked
gFeF The sAaie and saw her Solar behind her sister
States oH r sul9ect Of cdueafon Ii WIS matte ~
doilafs asd cents He asked his friends trofa Ame-
ia iwhofaad said that the Democratic members had
Stlthei5 sPifii, Y go with him, and when Demo
cTapc PIES were IN danger, he would find him
nis right pnm man He came from eountg where
Delpocr N was Hure, and ii he had non been true
Dehocr# he never woQld have been here He did
net Eega Etthe RECEPTION OF al little money as Dem
ocrdtle EEneipe. IL was mbre expansive than that;
M.~hS hEea large sea ektending its giant arms
Us hopeh Re had confincedthc House that he had
We ali pleased to fnd that there is to 81. found
a. least 4t'f sensible Demoefat in the Legislature
vhd perEni's season totake the place af ta'ty big
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17

lszr The Saswhill faid Shield says The william
e. Psrkhurs Aho LATELY escaped from jan Al Rich
mopdl Va l3sere he was coafnea for selling ffre
negroes Is s(atss passed through SnoHhili on ri
day last q M bis wiz and children, who reside 4,
Geasse,ouu Epel. He looked pale and haggard,
ffo.p his iona reimbursement on being shown "a.
perpEsring 4sFwari 81 500 fot his arrest, keisx-
pressed detfninaIiop 10 be aiken dead, II al an
prefning IA his|liie shan being sgain imprispn-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17

II The First Auditor apportions The renr.so,,4 -.
gin the House Of Delegates and senate H.
1oR the basis lst Of JVGits T5or,IJ;as orr l
Thic Population nd JSrrF,r,c c,f,5,reJ .ct. "
bffeH@ tqrcY and, 3dly, Of JT7ite EopuLafion and
tollows IL -7t''''' . Z "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
THE FaANKlNG PRIvIt.EG Es OF Posr
MASTERS

We tTksuNlklS Important letqdF ih NefatlcA % tee
ffankn8 privilege Of Postmaslsrs possess iasersst
fer publ ssAers as wen as PATRONS
Y # i Rosr oErlCE DEFeRTNENF,
Appointment Odikes Dee 81 isl9, /.
SIN The Postmaster General. after|carc-
fill conf liberation of the question a. III the
right q Postmasters thar have the pyfyileae
Of framing 40 frank letters to publishers Of
newspapers covering ID obey for Subscriptions
Of The pAms Of Subscribers, has dedidsd. that
when taa Postmaster IS Agent for tbe pub.
Usher, ha has the power 10 frank sucL letters,
end ais Agency will BE- presumed from the
fact that Ne franks them. AS no Ppstmas-
ter kas any authority to frank these CON
manifestations but when hs Il such al agent.
i i RFppsr to regard him d acting id that
capacity when be so5couducls, nnfiI ipformal
ton Is isdeiyed to the contrary iii doinr
this bnsiress, the Postmaster must be re-
giHasd Is entirely the Agent Of the publish
81 and not cf the Departments,
Very respectfully, &c3
PITT HENRY WARREN.
p Taller. Esq, Editor Sf the AIiIEoz, n r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
II 10 THE PATRONS or THE
FARMERS, RlEPOSTrnRY u.

HaRfdg sTansfered the printing Office and essat1
llskmebtlc5 tke Farmers Repository. 10 Nj Ionx
GasE lIsE editor 81 Tie Virginia Free Pres lhe
h1sinssA WI hereafter. Be consuried BIZ hisn. I'd
SIGH a ly patrons IS hare not apersoFal ae4ain4
tance Nlth Mi. Galiahers can with eo1fdenee rel
cpmFreFat him as deserving their patronage and
ffiendiF fspptrt- To those &hnknew him nath ing
nsed b aEi The citizens Of Jefferson j
the besd afsnty III hts efforts ID promote steif inl
tfrest tn edidcailga, in the circumstance Qf his
prosperity btIeg Identified with theirs. He
To ttltsse who have Tor nineteen rears .ielaed
their suhpeft 10 the establishment tender Tie ext
Presslo9tM my lasting gratitude and respect ard
ASSURE hess thar nothing but aecsiaing health should
haYe io4s inc 10 relinquish NE sxpecta;ion q
their futhfe fayours
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
rRoM CALIFORNIA.

We ins{ft below two letters reeeiysd in this town
from members of ihe Charle<toEn Miring Cempa-
NJ The1s win b read With greai inaeresi ~ the
numerous friends ofthe Company. WE are indebt-
dto The es8raesy Of orr neighbor oh tie Spit for
the leiterlfpf his brosher in-law, j. H- X. Some
% lettrrs Were received at the Chsrlsslown Post
Once "a tuesday last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
wnfrE PoPuLATloN


The following table presents the Reven.,e yr.r
lor lo5O 1910 and 1919 erctRare Of License axes
a a aise ~ the 9Th column, the Revenue Tax for
1919, iacluare of License taxes 'We.omi,@.pe. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
ouR PAPEn.

The rlrsta, Issue c5mpiesee Tie farfslsecond
Tdlufie VI he EnEx Pass Ii Vas esiaEsllsbsd inl
DE Indnsk Aprili, Iessl by our venerable fsienas
Richard II ssianSs. Esq and passed into til hznas
al John GaIlaher. Fshruary 2Sth. 1871 We
asrewits Dish he cards of.he parties 81 tsat Ri
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
[Ftom he Richmond Tones Of Ffiday1
wulIrE TIrHEABI.Is.

The following table presents The White Porula-
ton ID 1870 and 1910, as asceHancd by the Census
and in 1919 as calculated from the Timetables, and
also the increase from 1910 10 lS49
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17

I17Ps iaaiFy eomm0ni Gallons anavoid ~ cr5Fl-
ca oa,l il Heek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
imprisonment Of ColOred Seaman at the South
Letter from Captain Ranlett.


To The Editors Il The Tribune
In your paper of the 25th inst. notice para
graph, taken from the Ecening Post, under the
head of Northern Freemen and Southern Jails >
in which it is stated that Captain Ranlett says
that not less than Zoo coIored men had been i'm
prisoned under the laws of the Southern States .
and also that my two colored men, the cook and
steward, were in return for their services, seized
and imprisoned, &c. &c.
Now as no such sentences were either uttered
or written by me, you will obge me by contra
dieting them aud let the credit of keeping those
statistics fall to the right owner.
The Boston AAaS OF the 24th inst. contains my
deposition of some facts the subject, and the
Mercantile Journal contains the letter spoken OIL
which send you by this mail for your perusal-
You will find III the atlas statement as to num-
bers, that will answer full as we'll as that set
down to my credit
Respectfully, your obeien sergqnt, ,,o,-,
CIAS. A. RANLETT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
CITY ITEMS,

~ The NewJersey Railroad Company com
mence their Winter arrangements on Monday
next, the 4th of November There will be no al
terations in the time oil running the trains to and
from Newark and New York. except the dlscon
tipuance of the 6 clock train from Newark Mon
day mornings and its return from New-York at
AN. The principal changes in the time from
other places is the diseontinuance OF the 81 PM.
train from New York for Elizabethtown and Rah-
way this train stopping at Newark and the re-
turn of TINS train from Railway at g. P. NJ. and
Elzabethtown at g PM The train for New
Brunswick VIII also be changed from 81 M. to
- PM from New-York, which will of course car
nv passengers as usual to intermediate places
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01


800 80.
1t IS u 'Hst 81 any nc proceeding toa' e3h.
etess' ~ p9,sS ''''s ne Vie' I'm - ~
preSteus e0ts1'ii' 'la! e-.ss Cst'Slhiy not .o5
s0e' li.e -1tIst ~ ae-'.,i.i'S - s ,ihi, -
IA" III l.e "i'lo'i p''s oes ti' slI
lu':eS1 90; . a - IA 9 - 'iS''' ~ ~ q " "a
a =, :. "a, .4,-,-,
- i9 ''-,' = o.
- - :: -, So -, -;
.o.. u W. rst;.,. 3 ~, rr- -,
- -
DoesiI nave any u 1ue es'sI'ai - s9
stSoiN! VI ~ >'"es slsi'5s' ,-iI -
"h'sh Il .9 '-'1 Sft@ o+gsof o ttAz j 1i9i u '
NQbsli1ulch 70 SetilV H., -
II appears (" o1 entirety .ta1leo'9 ol VIC -
sti'u'ohsi S"noIloh, anu a-'lllIl az -
ments OF the law are eltaet 70 De oo9sFFeu y
good citizens or tne peha.lIcs s'o4li''' 70 -
IS equally car dety 70 'ry us %o7s1,s l'.'3i'Sy
AS the Constitution was ordained oJ ttie feDt.e'
1t IS Their province 10 deelae "heIhe5 - fel,iie
ments are according 10 this Ia" anu Il 10 u5il9i
remedy IS provided 10 dePla,.l rs fefeE ana ~
tutSt1tHtoHo tar that SRdfl % ~ htr7l2hg aAjS
It, A Just legal process IN inc niteQ otates
Courts should be above sectional influences. fhe
spirit OF Slavery undoubtedly demands sVch a ia"'
arbitrary and absolute ~ rs character but justice
and the Constitution demand another
Those provisions Of the law that conflict with
the Constitution
LIST BY giving a Commissioner powers aud au-
thority invested only IN the Judlclary-eyen pow
ers that override the Courts themselves hose
decisions may be summary executed, without
bindrapce or appeal
q The act ,irtuallv suspends The Habeas Cor
nus and the right OF trial bv jury.
Sd b, enactiuc that a claim NAV be made upon
those who aid in any way the escape Of slave.
for the yolpe of the slave as a c5qitel when the
CONSERVATION recognizes them as persons with
9-tbs fbe consideration OF Free CitZens-a pro-
$50, ~ tho law obnoxiors :, the States where
+ a,lo,,erl, Dos NOT avis+
-, - y IL r;.:- 43-,,, 1oi,or of
IN -! 0et ~ - - ~ iI1tr,,l7,,
!lelI l-2lsi n.y. i0 .i rat
ny 40 ~
'nI 10 AZ; .cn1st;t1lfiona nroyisous
- ~ ..-a,, raasons Fy the repeal of
~ IoT, bcos ,cfssary Tho supreme Court
'oaI ,Lot tIe iniidents of slavery shall
I'D - - ~. nas of REMINDING
'1 1 '4'a1 IL y .ee ,;,f,- or w.
~ I'''Is' ~ 80 - rs,ts and nm
"l'n wv S9li'Iiun : -" -. - N'
autnotstu U! t4e NuAis'i'0''N-i II -:
Also oy imposing uhre4s"u@Ue t'Ies' o.''i ~ ,:
pnsonment, upon those VINO alG the s'a'e' % g.Lt
ton TO ms tuil value shouid ne escape ana Sil'
"tSs9 e0'e" 80 a',o SIS $50 81 flo
ed suinclent TO determine the case IN FAVOR Oh Tue
claimant
Also by eEtehdInE IKE PROVISIONS 10 tue CRIT err
torres and to the District OF ooluihoia' as peiuh8
onIy 10 states assumed III 'iie COMPACT. Oh 'J 81,
aolllsslol 10 Tue Hiol al do' UNIV d
the constitution
Aso Oy co.naGol5 tle eI'l|9iis % ,iio : ~,
suites u "sSt9' III tue o"ttu' 90 :, -
tive slaves al tne expense OF inc ochttA Go'Gli-
hon thl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
Rights of Freemen rs The Fugitive slave Law.

F,I.Nf!EA. Tuesday, CJ-s s. Lo2.t
To lie Editor Of he Tri7u'e:
From the interest manifested By you in favor
Of the Fugitive Stare, I am induced to address
Won in reference to what seems 70 ne the best
mode of procedure the part Of the coIored man
when taken by the slave.catcher, Should tins
proceeding strike you as julicious, the extensive
circulation of vour journal viii enable yon to give
information to all localities within the State to
enable tie friends Of the oppressed TO interfere IN
a legal ray in their behalf
In Part !, Chap i, Article subdivision aud
3 OF section ., OF the Revised Statutes OF New
York it is provided that
rver DersoY who shall without I1fll authority orc
Div seize ana conhne any other or ha 'nyese OF h1p
any other with intent &c cause slch olAeF person ~ w N
out of tus Stale sgans ms WILL or % cA's, s-. 49,, ~
lie sold a. save or in Huy way held II served als! ls
VIII shall upon conviction be punished y Imprisonment ~
I STATE Prison not exec .dns len years
Now. propose that when al individual IS ar
rested by the pursuer that the friends OF the per-
son arrested proceed at once to a magistrate and
enter complaint agi.inst the pirsuer as yiolator
If this statute-if it be necessary let the Marshal
he included in the complaint When brought be
fore the MAGISTRATE, the accused viii Of course
plead in his defense that the arrest was made
-. tho law IF Congress- passed at the last
"''"e' ''.9 ,,,st,,,. ,,i,.tb.
Session. his at once RAISES 'lie IAeS'''-'
or the removal il attempted "clthoat la1ctal
.,.t1,..,, There = nothing in the laws of this
State to Justify the removal other 9an that pro- ,
vided by Part3 Cap = Iit!e l. ASV'e'e : u t'0
Revised Statutes -. r-.:.,d
States defines the reciprocal duties OF the states
and subdivision 3, Oh the "a Settlu % s'''f d" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

snuff which she told one Of The children. she had
procured 70 throw n the eyes Of any one who
Should lay hands upon her. Do you think they
have n :; 1uathy from :he families 70 whom they
lave tod tie story Of their wrongs Yes truly.
Ard tina, sympathy, from the religious. the moral
aud every generous maH-and may say almost
iron, erer1 tcorlaa.-y5iIl nerve their IN self
dtfrse h spite of discussions from It from those
yylo have never themselves been oFs!awed AMI
made var apon bz society. rs yct, 50 tar IS
lave Observed. this 1troei0ns law has done more
- rg-1.e the deep feelings OF the Whole people
than tllipe that h,ts occurred for years Tue
Tooresf. lo7giest man. Struggling AGAINST opp-ss-
son Is aa object respectable IN the eyes OF God
and man The law, 10 not Doubt W. ieaa %
paw ktoit to that III the attempt 70 reduee
afLers to boulage he falls IN The coa.i.etr ne mas
a1y one 10 blame bu: himself.
Yours truly. P. NJ X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
TELEGR APH.

TTELEGRAPHIC.-Citizens and Stran,
ger are invited 10 call and exanne the operation Of
the MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH nj
NOTIONS TELEGRAFHIC ROOMS,
N Broadway, New-Y9rk,
The Immense success attending the adaptation OF Ohm
seud's Patent Telegraph Battery 10 the
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE
has induced the subscriber ~ accept from tue Manuiac
Messrs T. SMITH & co II Fultonst
the appointment sole Agent fo he sale thereof and they
VIII hereafter be kept constantly on sale at
NORTONS TELEGRAPHfC ROOMS
III Croadway New York.
The Olmsead Patent Magnetic Machine, for MEDICAL
purposes is so entirely different from any other medical iu
slrumeuts that no person form proper des OF its a
vauages without witnessing s opcrldons wen they will
be found apparent render argument sperfu0us
The current Of electricity completely under the control Of
the operator and nom ostlmpcrcepubbiLy be grad
ualy increased any strength tie patent may DESIRE
whe instead Of feeling the painful .pasnodc contraction
of the muscles produced by all other medical Instruments,
gentle current lowing pleasantly through The nervous sys
lem Teleeraph Companies respectfully informed thai
every description q Magnetic aud Chemical Telegraph
aprsrulus il kept constantly sale
NORTONfS TELEGRAPHiC ROOMS,
III Broadway, New-York,
Z haa NJ EMgiFtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

sg.ezIrg rooms TIE Grand jay, understand, aaFe
presented tie building as anf House OF Deieuiion-
The sutjeci was referred to Messrs He8ghon Lay aad
Groves 10 rerort cxreuse o5 requisite sltaraaoas T.
RUN DRISNlNG.-Tha cause Of Temperance IS
IL decline IN his ysge This nay De ascnoed. N great
treasure 10 he vast nqoer cf soggers and 6eoases
whch are 70 ee cyud in almost ever! arssr The usual
accouiparner,s Sa55atabreaka. profanity, poyez.y and
c7irae ar here found 70 result from aenl Al effort i
beng made d re friends ofTenperaace 20 have them al
closed or be Sabbath or 10 enforce Tie penalty of tie law
upon .a,r proprie;ors. We hope lbs edori VII &c
cssta bet ~ DO hot anticipate ugch un The people
awake 70 their true Interests ard elect Commissioners OF
}4cis, y 10 MI, refuse TO Incense 10 deal oGt desrlc
n n heir fellows aad disorder II lie community, and
LEGISLATORS who haze Sense enough and moral courage
orh 20 prohibit traffic winch tbs the alas helscs with
raurers and hc prisons with criminals TINS a5oUaiing OF
grosseres $ The creates, hnsnce 10 the prosperity OF
The yiace and II this can be removed, see no reason
why n few more years. Wismsbargh may noi 1YA'
Brookivn II population, wealth ind enterprise.
EwrS-Sr-Several persons presented petlhoas
orredueon o IN regulating and paving Tins
street TIE Committee reported adverse 10 the petitions
the assessments being regular
WYKorr.sT-The circumstances to tue open
ming s street have been deemed sufficient AMI The pc
dnon i discharged
PIER Yoor OK SOUTH FIRsr-sr.-MF, Lay IN
the Board on Mopday referred the necessity OF per al
this point Referred 10 the Street Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
CAUTION.-THE PATENT OFFICE

" having decided in favor OF NJ RAY the first and
true inventor CT the INDIA RUBbEk RAILROAD
SPRING and against w c. Fucr. who had claimed The
same his INVENTION and al whose nsgatou md that Of
Horace Day twlo manufactured the metallic va.-
canned Hbbe for such sprnSs more Rairoat Com.
panies have niringed not ony upon tue rights OF the sad
NJ Ray and rendered Themselves lAbe tor arg dam
ages lul also upen The patent rights OF CHARLES GOOp
EAR tor such guleeuzed Rubber, risued Dsc o. 1872
he yaidt whereof was established u cause between
Charles Gocdyearand Horace DaY ny resent declsloh
OF the T. Circuit Court Trenton Nsw.Jersey Jlsep
G7ier presiding, Against ai Of whom .iis '1r ai7 ali
such inrg enieris win be commenced n ne eYel ,;
ure 10 eoect speedily he damages whea my g9 arait
cred on Judgment The several i;is no." Stipulation
said Horace II Day one OF winch tie L 'iiuei ''i
TORY al Boston IL March re&t yanst infringing
All Railroad G9 , Laid patent dgs Of iad S'
Goodyear or OF f N, RAY, By 1t gss ~ aon VII be
Car Snrirrs and tor all future l1iii As
In conformity with the above r which fuller had
eb 5gltG ~ aleat afe 0elot 3 ~ to 30 DE-
fed in me = , ,,gTgo1etilly granted 10 Fuller
c'dea 20 gl'' b NJ RAY, lci Broadway ~ io'A'