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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
AnnTYAE or. THE RUnorA.
RnaiaM Alpsasssrg rifL Tarlss--~s zEaVs ii
sFrance-1 dy41fsr Adssnre IL t6iion.
TeitsssrkEs fr ths B.ltimsrs ciippn.

i i "
/ Rnsisn Hlpafssssg SitG Thrlss--~stz sVs IL
France-d v44fsr AdesRce IL tSefiou.
Teietsrk<5 Or he B.ilisnsrs Clipper.
HkLiEAx, Feb. B, srn.
Theae.mshiP searapa. Capt. L0ti, arrived here
/ aheni o'esoek hts evening. bringing Isserpool
sdzfes 70 Jaa. 2alkuo weeks later than previous
ndsices.
Tie poIisiesl sws Il not important Gotten
! hrS advanced TtIi5o ID since the last sse4mer-
;Msney Il abuAt II 10 the Inodcn market, with
signs az rfeaaeai lSsaaeDcy Eoasols have reced-
"a. closing il gsss Uaised Siasss securities IN
tebsnged. Il s
FaaaeE.-s Bas s;sss progresses slowly IN The
! Legislative sAssEis1ly- The Badges = still III
I The wekfberss psahouf France. especially id
Saile South, as NM mere rigorous than ior many
years. 4
b Pnuss1a .I-I'ls threatened dissolution Of the
;f,a binet appeasi 10 have been asoided By some
s.ompromise. II y King Is now disposed 10 take
the GATH II he islSsstitnii0n Tile Effni Pariia-
i:tnent i decisreh be an imperioas political me-
:cessity for iEg$skt
| RosfE.-Ii i s1s d the want Of money prevents
fhe Pope from 8larning 90 his capitol. and that
France has sfIetra funds 10 his Holiness. The
htehSirhop ii B&stees il faid 10 be The bearer Of
silsis oiIcs, indie II Tie name Of the French Epis-
lcopacy. k
| IsussIA Asp ffgKGY.--The Russians having
lrc.un,ed diolsaaik relations with the Pore, II q
sexpected tho th@ asisisns viii not be slow lo
Hollow.
cONMtSCIAL AFFAIRS.
/; .rorros aAssxh -IisdrpooI, Jan 25,h.-Thef
Reinforcement ss4i WHICH our Cotton Market
ssslased On Ina isnb Ip<f, manifested itseif upon
III opening "a Alfsdhy On Tuesday morning
he Boston steal3ts oil the: OH arrived, advising of
5.si1dyarce II ot4Sreni pes pouad ia the N. York
.,szr Ict. and bsiAeang decidedly more unzvoFable
esounis NJ 10 iises,fbabis AMOUNT 0i the crop
sflse market imnls dsately manifested very ex-l
-ss;tpd appcaranaet Spectators become exceed
3agly anxious RatthHsers, and an advance 81
e,,aftet tf nei,S add 10 soiae instances, three-
5;ehths az a sd,sasy per pound was at 1once OBJ
4s.iu@d b. boldsfs4 The days sales reached 30,-
yiseD baIcs, ~ COP a WHICH were taken on s7ecu-
.ssaiion.
IL GoEN M1RgkTs 4, The Corn market continues
ID exhibit N uc6 lfogpor, 5nyers~coRGnjng their
purchases 10 unit l4ie wants STILL az present,
sitere il not rnsea; skeahdeto Of prizes goiog much
loser Than oat pf{seat quotations. A'our mar
saet, held here taSjay, ths best Western Canal
flour sold al WI sds52iss Philadelphia and Bal
,insose, 25s4a5Ag.f, nevis Ohio, 2lsa25s I'd. ln.I
d5An Cam i sses.t ut 3las3f s6dlor wkite 27sf
Eaa4s I'D or yaIsS,i2 aud ~ : t;sh a9s for naked
Il "a =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
For Rcnf.
Goods al Cos1

.IT HAVE selected apart Of my Stock Of Goods,
p which am now Offering 10 sell at cost, and many
articles at less than cost shall commence soon 10
fe az auction az night and continue until all are
sold My customers and the public generally are
requested 70 call and share 10 the Good Bargains
4 Feb N 1850 WbL S. LOCK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
FRESH BUTTER.

& NONSTANTLY receiving, superior Fresh But-I
~ tdss part VeIy prinnc-fof sale bY itE. N
Fl BENNINGTON, =
Jan. g. 1880 Inaafagsons DrFot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
IMAPLEI SUGAR. &C.

1TST received lbt of sppdricf Maple Sugar,
y anH TOT sales low also fresh LOT OF Candy,
Raifink Nuts SC. FtDgNNiINGToE,
Jan. 2ls 1859. BeaatagtoHs DIRT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
DOTlleatics.
Tea.

A LLkErds Of Tea. ffom IS cents 10 81 50. Or he
"A beft Hualiiy--so sir all good judges-for sale
al STEWARDS
Feb 4. 1850. Grocery Store, Run District
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
HsIFoExIA MARKE rs.

MeHeywss Netth from 10 10 percent a noah
4 lsanbRr wis siner-catgq prices from $.ea 10
$a73 Rer Ali Nficks inTdemandFat COED lcss-
Lime, S I6a kafsfl Flour reiailed Al $50 barrel.
Mess Pprk slsS IS 10 Sfo Butter, per IN. al ID
Cheese Sill Coarse short Boots were worth Il; Il
$50 per Paf AZ setail ;lwhile long boots suitable
tor "a III Frattclslp street Navigation, brought eSm
$50 ID 800 petspair Seamen's wages, lor. the
Flyersfand hbY ssefe Sl0O month ioreien toy.
ages. $50 nj Sfaol
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
Virginia, Jefferson County, Set.

IN THE. COUNTY COURT,
DEcEMBER TER4, 1919 /
AT Court held fos said County, eli fhc 17ihday Of
Il Decemberl 1872
Isabella Brown, rranecs, c. Brown and Elizabeth
Brown, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
James KeeHan and wife John Duckwallg Joseph
II DucSwall lanes " Gray, David Murphy and
wife Thomas j. X Duckwall and Wisely G..
DuckwallJ NDgFESJAN1s
THE Defendants, David Murphy and bis wife,
Il late Maria DpcSHall, Thomas J. X. D1ck1
wall and Wesley O. Dlekwall not having entered
their appearance and given securitys accordins ID
the Act Of Assembly, and the rules pf this Court,
and happening hy satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants sftkis Commonwealth E IS az
aered Th7 the said absent Defendants do appear Here
on the 1srdayof the hexf March Term of tht Conrt
and answer 1.-THE hill Of Ihe plaintiffs; and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted il some
newspaper published ID ibis county for swo months
suecessiyeiyl and posted al the front door Of the
Court Hous9 Of this cte1nty.
A Ccpy-Tesle, Il
n A -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

Is- New Orleans papers Of S0th ult .stste
that tlAe chSEsra has broken out in w ashi4g
ton, Parish Ii Sti Landray, La.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

/ "A Ii Kinds Of County Produce inexchangs for;
u Gopds At the cheap Grocery Store Of
/ Feb. Il 1880. Ct. L. STEWART. b
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

COMMISSIONERS 0FFIcE,

1.-TWO PAIRS lee Cttarn Bowls, China Candle
IL sticks abd other hne QDeensware
Jan. 81 1850. + J.K. WOODS g. cor
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Egenns,

aF superb qualisy9er Table use for sal4 BY
~ EEYES & KEARSLEY!
Jan. 81. Isbes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

Title ptasqfets iorsgoldhunters forthe neas sea.
sdn1ucfe tc,SFiierrdyer ha,,efihs. lywas:lhot'
that vi iuiuy i larger amount would te'fakea GU,
than MAS Ice past year. f
GdIl dIgg ssg lad been mostly sus PENDED far tlf
sda4dp, aid Il great nany persons we're leefing
iptotFc tqvts Wages ofcommonIa borers'vere
mudl+loWer, berlysirom four 10 SIX dollars teing
paid MechNeles, such carpenters, rnasoas,
! &c Fommaastd from Sl2 % SIG day. Tie
country u Gfettun with printers. s-
We find He following items in he Panama
Echo, The s3J ult Us , lbs TI
Ihe brig1fhcsoll reached Chagres on Mo;,day
last Her caxett consists Of tools and ntatetials
fUF khe PanAWa Railroad Company, sufliciest u
keep 10 rmPSs 7C0 men. The Osccola sfiiow
dischargiag sid the steamboat Gen 9arran sskes
her cargo opEbeArd, p convey it up the Tvs az
fat as Pessitls! We&oPe Gorgona may bs tsech-
edii safety IA. a 4
-Four hnnAteasmen a)c expected to arrive from
the T1as med Nf popayAn, where they haze Been
engaged BY Isei1 Mpgquera lowdrk onthe Il na.
ma RAtlrAadI INN II
lthhs beck strnngly talked Of that an eifs,rtwiIl
be lmsas BY a,s Eongress Of Boso,a, al its sap.
ptcatAng sffsiau, TO remove The capital of the
RepAllic 10 SgEanla. This would be u sensible
movement s# |6 I. IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

hANE yet upon the couHter part ef that Lot
"a GuODS, selected last week, which was 20 be
sold without regard 10 their cost They are going
fast and il yon want any al them call soon or YOU
win miss bargain. They must be closed out This
week wM & I1rK a
VI. Feb.ElA. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
Candies.

SsPERM TalloE, and A8amansfne Candles. for
~ sale k0w. By q. L. STEWART.
Feb 7, hsso.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

m0ENsscs.
REST NeE Orleans and Sugar H0ase MoIasses,
- Ior stE by 9. y STEWART.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
RUNAWAY ROY

DfANAWAY from tie subscrib Der,
IN living near charltstown, Jefferson
county, Virginia, about che FIRST Of Jan
dary, a MtGArTo Boy. n4med
~ EgEN.KPNs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

Titkets sl1--II4lrcs So nattets - sol
Certificates of Packag S Of rs Wholes $4,000
Do do E of . Halves Is 90
Do 4 do of Is ouartcFs $3.50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

0NE Of Ehs best articles Tor keeping harness from
" cracking and breaking No farmer should Be
without ii G. Z STEWART.
Feb Z 1850
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04

PAIRING Within the last two or
three years, there has sprung up,in the o.
Legislature, habit among the members
of pairing off with each other, so that no
advantage would accrue to one party in
case one of the members Of the oppo-
site party should wish to go home or be
taken sick.
This habit has been the subject of re-
mark among the people of the State and
Of condemnation, which we would fain
hope has reached the ears of Honorable
Senators and Representatives. We are
glad to notice that the subject begins to
be talked of in the Senate and that some
Of the members have at length found OBJ
jections to it. We admire courtesy in
all the walks of life, but that kind Of
courtesy, which leads bona .fde mem
Der to pair off with,one who has usurped
his seat, we confess, looks like running
the thing in tho ground"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04
WHOLE mo-. .l267 3

TuErn Pi9SToPpfD. The Washing
ton Union. In answer to scne Of the in
doPendOnt press, gives uiterance to The
following lamentation:--- .s4
""We think the members Of Congress
suffer enough BY being deprived of their
pay. without being abused by the inde-
pendent press,who assume to sit in judg.
ment over them" a -,a ss1I
Dollars and cents control the patriot
ism Of The Editors Of the Union. The
constitutional currency continually floats
before their vision. and to ''be deprived
Iof pay is the Severest punishment that
can be inflicted upon them. Hence the
Opposition which The. Union wages d.
gainSt the Administration. When Gen,
Taylor stepped into Office. the Editors Of
the UniOH stepped out of the Treasury,
and their sole incentive TO patriotism
ceased. Il needs about S15, 600 per an
mum to induce them 10 support the cause
of the Country. If northern opinion is
worth anything, The Senior Editor was
not worth this sum, even to Polks Admin
Iistration.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04
ARRIVAL OF THE EmPIREcirY
vsry la.s ana la.srs..lag fren c.llrernI..
HALF A MILLIoS OF GoLD.
NEw YoRK. Dec. 26-5P. M


The Steamer Empire City, from
Chagres, with two weeks later inteIli.
gence from California, arrived at this port
on yesterday morning.
The Steamer Panama bad arrived at
Panama with two hundred and fifty pas.
sengerS and half million in Gold.
Over halfa million has beet brought by
the Empire City.
Among her passengers is Hof, bearer
Of dispatches IL the United States Gov.
eminent.
The Empire City does not bring the
California malls. So.
Gold continues plentiful as ever.
An election was held in California on
the 10Th Of November 10 ratify or reject
the Constitution lately adobted by the
Convention. and also for the election Of a
Governor. Lieutenant Governor wo Rep.
resentatives to Congress and members Of
the Senate andHouse oc Representatives
Of the State Of California. p.
Itis certain that the Constitution has
been adopted by an almost unanimous
vote. tri.-
The general impression appears to be
that Peter H. Burnett would be elected
Governor, and John Nc Dougal, forme rly
Of Indianapolis, Lieutenant Governor,
Rodman Price and George G.. Wright, ii
is thought, would be elected Represen
tatives TO Congress. The whole Demo.
cratic ticket succeeded at San Francisco
Captain Suffer was the Wing candidate
for Governor. He was also on the peo.
pies ticket. b.
Is is now clear that Thomas Butler
King will not be elected to tbs United
States Senate, as the Legislature vii
contain large Democratic majority. The
chances ale now strongly in favor of the
election of W. Nc Kendree, G wynn ant
Col. Fremont as United States Sena
tors.
The overland trains, which left the U
States last Spring and Summer. had al
arrived safely in California. Col, Rus
sci, Of Missouri, who led the vanguard
left Independence on the 24tb Of Apri
and arrived at Suffers fort on The lSlI
Of August. His company broke up be
fore he e.reached California. The galIan
Colonel is now at Pueba San Jose, prac
ticing law.
= Edward Payne, formerly editor of the
Lexington, KY, lntelligencer, had real
lied the snug sum of 500, 600, specu
lating in San Francisco lots. He vii re-
turn home in June.
Carpenters wages are SIC per day
Buildings are going up with tremen
dous rush.
San Francisco and Sacramento cit,
were rapidly filling up.
From the mines, we learn, that livin.
is getting more costly, daily. The rain,
seasonis prevailing.
Lewis Fumble. printer. formerly of 81
Louis, died at San Francisco, of dyseh,a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04
COLUMBUS, December 2S..
ARRIVAL OF TIE CAMBRIA.
Seven days later from Europe

HALIFAX, Friday Morning, 9 o'clock,
The steamer Cambria arrived at this
port, at 6 O'clock This morning.
Cotton has advanced I'd, but the mar
ket is inactive.
The demand for Breadstuffs is better
Corn advanced one shilling and six pence
per $40 lbs. Flour is in good demand a
22s a24s for superior Western. aaf
Provisions are ia better demand, but
prices are not materially improved.
The Money market is buoyant.---
American Stocks are little improved
Consols 964a96a, 81" = 20 %, y. ea. .a'iaa -t- q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04
Ohio Legislature

COLUMBUS, Dec. 81.
The Senate adjourned after the three
hundreth ballot, which resulted--Blake
Ia, Byers IA, (From this we imagine
that there are about pair of Senator's
ED,)
1st December 2S-l1 A. NJ.
On the first trial this morning. being
he three hundred and first ballot, Mr.
tBlake was chosen Spe eaker-l6to Ia.
Mr. Knapp was electedClerk upon the
second ballot, receiving sixteen votes.--
Mr.. Walker received twelve and Mr.
Rice two votes.
t."'" CoLUMBUs, December 2S.
Seuate still ballot,ing for Sergeani-at
Arms. The number Of ballots already
reaches fifty.two.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04

TIE MEssAGE,-In to,day's paper will
be found the long looked for Message
from Zachary Washington. 1t is not
very lengthy, and amounts to mere moth,
ing. We publish it, however. as a Gus
tom, to the exclusion Of more interesting
matter. We have not had time to give
it careful scrutiny, and will therefore
reserve our comments until next week.
It'll just such a Message as we expec.
ted would emanate from Old Zack.-
Eagle.
We are anxious TO see our neighbor
commenting on nothing" 1t will be as
rich as his remarks last week upon john
sons speech. BY the way, we hope the
above article will not reach the Presi-
dent. The old Hero of Buena Vista
would have to 'surrender."
May be, however, after giving the Mes.
sage careful scrutiny our neighbol
will find something" init.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04

V Said ore merchant, II have done
business ten years and not spent FIVE dol
lars in advertising" Said another, II
have done business FIVE years and spent
'one.teuth ofall my profits in advertising,
and have made more money than you
have mad in ten" Which was the mosl
intelligent of the two2, ia rl.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04
The BosToN TRAGEDY. The Boston
Herald, of Friday, says:

The BosToN TRAGEDY.-The Boston
Herald. of Friday, says:
Mrs. Webster, with her daughters, has
visited her husband once in Jail. 1t was
the only interview tha, had been permit
ted to her since the terrible night of the
arrest. We may imagine the affecting
nature Of the meeting, but may not pre-
sumo to speculate on the feelings Of fa-
ther, mother and daughters, united for a
brief period, under circumstances so
painful ~ )" .aoo'' "'
Judge Fay, Of the Middlesex Pro-
bate Court, visited the eel yesterday. =
The interview lasted long time. 1t
will be recollected that it had been re-
ported that Prof Webster passed the
evening at this gehtleman's house, with
a social party, on the Friday that DR.
Parkman Disappeared What connec.
ton this protracled and confidential con
sultation may have with the Professcr's
defence, is yet to be seen. It was stated
that, on the evening in question, Prof
Webster was cheerful and sociable as
usual, and that no part Of his conduct
betrayed him, as a man who had few
hours before imbued his hands with a
brothers bIood-the bloodof a long and
standing acquaintance, warm friend
and ready benelactor.
Prof Websterpasses his time appar
emily happy. He is devoted chiefly Il
the peruralpof books bearing upon thu
science Of which he is a Professor, ant
other works of a grave character, tha
Gull into exercise all the powers of thu
intellect. At the same time he is hvel
and cheerful with all who are permitte
to visit him. He couverses freely an
withoutreservs to all his friends who ar
admitted to his cell, and there are man
who claim the privilege which is i
most cases alIowed-both for public an
private interviews.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04

~ Since the Wings have been ad-
ministering the government of Ohio, the
State debt has been reduced million of
dollars.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04
CHE Gdnraster Gazette.
LANoAsTER, DRoEMBnR 80, is4S.

ONO LEGIsLATURE.-It will be seen
by our tslegraphic ieport that the Senate
ofOhio has concluded to follow the e&-
ample ofthe National House Of RePresen.
iatives and elect Speaker, Mr.. BLAKE
was chosen, on yesterday, by vote of l6
to Ia.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04

LATER ERoM YUCATAN.--New Orleans
papers contain advices from Yucatan to
the 10th ult. They state that war still
ragged between the whites and Indians.
Ell Boletn Oficiale confesses that ne
gotions are pending, through the medi.
tation of England, for the pacifcation Of
the country, but it states that the English
have limited their views to a simple OF
fer of meditation, and that the Govern
ment and Legislature of Yucatan would
act as best subserved the interests Of the
State and Union. s...., ........,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04

R The Eag1eappears to be in trouble
because our Columbus correspondent has
Seen proper to report the doings of the
grave, dignifed, manly and gentleman
ly Senator" from this District. Our Cor
respondent is of age and we will let him
speak for himself sa ...
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04

A NoBLE BoY.-A boy was once
tempted by some Of his companions TO
pluck ripe cherries from tree, which
his father had forbidden him to touch.
"You need not be sfraid, "said one of
his companions, "for if your father should
find out that you had them, he is SO kind
that he would not hurt YOU r.a.-.|
"TAati is the rery reason" replied the
boy, "why | would not touch them. 1t is
true, my father would not hurt me; yet
my disobedience | know would hurt my
father, and that would be worse to me
than anything else" 80.
A boy who grows up with such Princi.
pies, will be a man in The best sense Of
the word. It betrays aregard for recti
tude, that will render him trust, worthy
under every trial.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04
Foreign oIarkets-By The Cambria
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l5

The Corn mark let has been frmer lat
orally, and prices have improved Is. 3d
for $50 lbs. with less disposition TO sell
White is held at 29s. 3Os. aud yellow al
2Ss. 2Ss. Sd. ... .... .
For superior American Flour there i:
a good demand at 22s. Cd. gas. Fol-
Western inferior and new Western there
is scarcely any demand -unsaleable.-
OhiO 25s. .... -.
For Wheat there is rather more in
quiry. 1t rates at As. Cd. 6s. 3d.
Indian Meal is held at 14s. ...
American Provisions are in bettei de-
mand for some descriptions at firmer pri-
ces, without importing. Bacon of mid
ding and low qualities, short middles
26s. a 27s. Eastern 2Ss. 33s. West
ern 26s 2Ss. Holders Of Pork are anx-
ious to clear stock. bu: there is no inqui.
ry. Hams dull aud without sale. ShpuI.
ders are in demand for retail. Lard has
slightly advanced and sales have been
made at 33s. Cd. ... .... .....
Cheese is in fair request and consid-
cradle sales have been effected at 36s. a
3ss. for middling qualities fine at 42s.
Beef-prices nominal. American Tai
low sells freely at 34s. Cd. a 36s., being
an advance of Cd. on the cwt.
In Wool there is considerable doing.
The stock is light and prices firm at an
advance Of Is 2s. a.'- ,
Tobacco-the stock ON hand is $4,000
Ihogsheads. There is no alteration IN pri.
ces and holders are not disposed 10 list
en- to anything lower than the quotations
current at the beginning of the month.
The general political news is of ne
Importance. r..l..... fes. 81.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04

TnE CHIvALRY. The South Carolina
Militia has been out, and were re.
viewed a few days since by the Cover
nor of that State. 1t is said that they
were in good Condition and rperformed
the evolulioGs we'll The same was SAID
Of them SONS Years since, when by Gen
Jackson's order. the4 fright and lef
inward wheeled" and marched to lhei
pIantatious. They had then, as now, yer,
neat uniforms and did uot like 10 hav,
them soiled siig sss, s4.fl 7.tat.I
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04

KENTUCKY CoNvENTIpN.-The Frank
fort Commonwealth, of Monday il9th)
says: THE Convention has very nearly
cohluded its labors. The committee OF
revision will be prepared to report as
soon as the convention acts upon the
sixth section Of the report Of the commit
! tee on the Legislative department
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04

FABfk.-The sword of the warrior
was taken down to brighten; it had not
been long out Of use. The rust was soon
rubbed off, but there were spots that
would not go, they were Of blood. 1t
was ON the table near his secretary, The
pen took advantage ofthe first breath Of
air to move little further off. e}a z
Thou art right" said the sword, "a
am a bad neighbor." ,...1.' -.Ho.
81 fear thee not, said tho pen, ,'"I am
more powerful than thou arlj but Ilove
not thy society" N.."f 81" ..te .g
"I exterminate," said the sword.
"AndI perpetuate, answered thepSn:
"where were thy victories if | recorded
them not? Even where thou lhysell
shalt be one day-in oblivion" ..U"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04

WoMAN's LoyE.--A graceless chap
from New York lately visited celebra,
ted watering place, when his companion
reported around that he was worth $780,
coo. He won the hearts of IA girls.
.sANMMamss llnHFE1
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04

PnLosoPHr.--A love-smitten profess
sor in one of our colleges, after convers.
ing while with his Ducinea on the in
teresting topic Of matrimony. concluded
at last with a declaration, and put the
very emphatc question of-"Will you
have met" II am, sorry 70 ,disappont
you,' Ieplied the lady, and hope my re,
fusal will not give you pain. But must
auswer--no." "Well, well-that will
do, madam" said her philosophical lover
"and now, suppose we change the sub
liectp .,rr..,4t l...., ..e .t.... b..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-04

w Patiepee is moral mosquito nett.
Politeness is like an air cushion there
may be nothing solid in it, but il eases
iolts wonderfully. s.os .. rses