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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-25

The St. Louis Organ, Of the 5th, gives
the following graphic account of genuine
Irish wedding, which lately took place in
that city:
REcoEDEE's COURT Michael Hen
messy was charged with having indul ged
in muss, while in state of corn, on
Monday night.
1t appeared from evidence, that Mike,
the lad, had been to the wedding of I. bo-
som friend, from the same green native
spot in Tipperary, for whom, as be face
tiously styled it he had olficiated as bottle
holder; this naturally brought him ON terms
Of intimacy with the young lady, glori.
rious specimen of Mullinger, who did the
attentive in the same capacity for the
blushing bride. When the knot was tied,
Mickey took smack at the bride, and any
quantity at the maid, which operation, tho
received by the latter with a very do-it-
again manner, was not SO well relish ed
by tight bit Of a gossoon, about six feet
high, who made prominent unit of, the
company. After dinner, the whisk y soon
began to tell, and while Mickey was pour
ing the blarney into her ear, his rival I'D.
ministered sock .dologer under his ear,
which stopped his tale Of love and sent him
TO salute the mother earth with more agil.
ity than grace. Tie gentleman immedi-
a,ely took sides, the bridegroom despite the
supplications of his virgin wife, being FORE
most in the ring. Mickey was soon up,
and then came the tug of war; while the
ladies crowding into the different corners,
cheered the champions on wilh-'Glory to
yer sowl, Mickey, avick, nivir lave him-
Urroo, sweet Shamus, but it's yourself
that's great at the wrastle-Sweet Tippe.
rary forever! Bad luck to yiz Barney,
don't be bitin' the crathur's nose of-Go
it ye divils-hit him under, Jemmy-Oh!
but this is great dayp
The fun soon became fast and furious;
from verbal encouragement the ladies got
to skirmishing, and from that to a pleas.
ant little encounter among themselves, in
the midst of which the bride tainted, very
becomingly on seeing her lord knocked
aecently under the table by a well-aimed
bottle, and in that bllssIul state was carried
to her nuptial couch. The police always
interfering with the harmless enjoyments
of the republican people, walked IN uncer-
enormously and walked some of the COM
batants off, who with Mickey Hennessy
were fined So each.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-25

Profits Of Slavsry.-A writer in the
Louisville Examiner has clearly shown by
statistics, that slavery has diminished the
wealth of Kentucky during the last eight
wears. In those counties where the number
of slaves has increased the most, the amount
of taxable property has decreased the most.
From ls4O to lS48, the whole increase Of
taxabls property in the State has been only
five hundred thousand dollars; and in eigh,
adjoining counties, where the number Of
slaves has increased the most. the assessable
property has decreased five millions. In
four counties where the slaves decreased
the value of property increased ST l,347,
696,-Purttan Recorder.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-25

10, 1t is suggested in Texas paper
that the stone removed from the wall of
Alamo to make the breach through which
the enemy entered is to be sent Washing
ington as the contribution of the State to
the Washington Monument. The stone
still lies at the mouth of the breach, as it
did on the day when Travis, Crockett, and
their fellow heroes, were massacred and is
said to be beautiful block, susceptible Of a
hlo sfzsf-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-25

AMOUNT OF CoNvERsATIoN CALcULA.
TED.--The Rev. Mr.. Gannett, Of Boston.
reckons that each individual averages three
hours conversation daily, at the rate Of a
hundred words minute, or twenty pages
of an octave volume in an hour. at this
rate we talk volume Of four hundred oc.
tayo pages in week, and ffty-two vol,
umes in O year.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-25

rCassius Clay goes his death against
the New Constitution of Kentucky. AS
Cassius has ruined good many human
constitutions, although, like his great name
sake, he never sslayed' or eat Mexican
nobody knows what he may do when he
tries his hand on the Constitution of Ken
lucky.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-25

81 F When a married woman cares more
for the opinion Of other people than she does
for that of her husba nd, it is probable that
their house affordsa fine illustration of do.
mestic happiness. =.e s.-...-gF-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-25

EXPENSIVE KlssING.-A An indignant hus-
band in Dearborn county, Ind, few days
since, brought suit against chap for
kissing his wife. The matter was compro.
missed by the chap agreeing to pay the in.
jured husband SIG.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-25

GThe friendship Of some people ia like
our shadow, keeping close while we walk
in the sunshine, but deserving " The uas,
ment We enter the shade,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-25


F There is no little enmity. A man
either hates you with his whole heart
Or he don't hate you at all. This hat
ing little is good deal like blowing up a
powder mill a little. 1t is a feat that can't
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-25
The rev Gas.

/ +. We copied daR t@o ago from The
gBallimore ClippeK ha cconnt Of tAe new
Water Gas. Asslh subject Of light is
Eone Of much genef nierest, we add the
Efollawing accoufs the new .eas-its
Echeapness and gfedt bfilliancy--from the
|, f,Baftifnore Sun: IS s. 8 -.
| sIaawss PATEs VAtER Gas. I've
have lately had an eppof,unity of exam-
tiilning semeet the Stails of this inportant
EEdiscopesy Which cen a,ented by Mr.
III Ned and persevering
sis II III ssans. .des. :
taalfss "a rs Nor rgStisg cities;
manufactures, or private dwellings,. -
The only material Of cos. employed in
the manufacture Of this gas is rosin of the
commonest and cheapest quality; the vapor
Of which is made to combine with the hy-
drogen of wafer in such manner as to
entirely remove and obyiate the difficulties
heretofore existing in the use Of rosin for
the purpose Of illumination. 1t is we'll
known that rosin, of all materials Of litle
value contains carbon in excess; while in
water-the cheapest Ct all ingredients
we have a never failing supply of hydrogen,
the principal element in all illuminating
gases; and only requiring cheap and
efficient method of combining it with the
carbon SO plentiluily and cheaply found in
rosin, to form most beautiful light second
only TO that Of day. This desideralum,
we feel confident in announcing, Mr. Brown
has most efectually obtained and his sue
cess almost verifes the predictions which
have SO often been made, as to the avail
bility of water for all the purposes Of light
and heat. ---. =.
'Mr. Brown has associated himself with
several gentlemen Of experience in this
branch Of manufacture, and who have
thoroughly Investigated the advantages of
his invention for the purpose Of securing
to our citizens :he benefits of cheap illumi.
nation.
"One of Mr.. BIS apparatus has been
placed in the National Hotel at w ashing-
ton, and others are in operation in this
city. We have seen gas made on one
oil these improved apparatus, for which, al
though of nearly four times the density OF
coal gas, and, consequently, Of four times
the value, the material cost less than fifty
cents per thousand feet, and the entire
cost, including attendance and fuel, bu,
little more than double this sum- "-iSun.
We understand that the right to use this
new gas is in the hnnds Of some citizens ol
Washington, who are nightly lighting up
the National Hotel with it. Besides it.
bsuuty undlriseapts.e IL IL is said TO be--ree.
commented by its freedom from the horri>
be stencil which exliales from the fluid OF
residium of the ordinary gas-Nat. Intel
Hgencer
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-25

F"With knowledge sorrow increa-
ses," as the chap said when he found out he
had drawn blank in the lottery.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-25

@WLen Prosperity was well mounted,
she let go the bride, and soon came tamb.
ling out the saddle.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-25

Ns"Ah, Mr.. Simpkins, we have not
chairs enough for our company" said a
gay young wife to her frugal husband.
s.Plenty of chairs, ducky, but little too
much company" replied Simpkins.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-25

nFSolt soap in some shape pleases all;
and. generally speaking, the more lye you
nut into it the better.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-25

rLeasure is very pleasant garment
10 look at, but it is very bad one to wear.
The ruin of millions may be traced 10 it.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-25
Useless, Labor.

We find the following brief extract in
onse Of our xehanges, which contains
about an equal lquanlily of tralh and spee-
try; and there ssnay be some of. sreaders
who nowsofsa particular case 10 which
The truth pf the remarks apply with pecu.
liar derce .sstsr III d s9 5ssisss ~
/ The habit Of sew, sew, sewing Mn
garment, sixteen times as much as is neez
essary 70 mike has become an eyiIros
sufficient magnitude 10 reoulre iegisl
interference. once SAW GUY lad
q b Is sss'sz sisslabls 81 sss asis ssss
era6le as herself By way Of enjoying
fresh air. and exercise, she sat and sewed
diligently for two full days, 10 make the
child an apron. There were two folds,
button and braid-trumples and fandan-
goes, past count, and she had some dozen
of them to make, while the poor child-mar
tyr was condemned TO Imprisonment and
stripes, TO- prevent its disfguring the evil
dences Of its mothers insanity, which it
wore on its poor, miserable, little person.
| never felt more strongly tempted to do
anything than to roll mother and child,
finery and work-,asket in mud-puddle. =
really thought her husband should have
been entitled to a divorce. Health, hap
Piness, and comfort were banished from
bis fireside by the sewing demon. She
completely ruined her own health, sewing,
then murdered her children by inches, to
keep them from spelling her work. A
woman who can not make half dozen
bibs for children in one day, and with nll
the requisites for comfort and convenience
should never take needle in her fingers "
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-25

Life Insurance and Trust Company % i ns @
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
FRAUDS on THE TREASURY.


We Ihake ihe l0lIsuing exratt from lie ictser If
+ Fpx,apnk 81 lhe IFashiBgibe eoffr.spoader4is d
ihe RalIimore Sun. dated Janaaty ID.
|. / learn thar frauds to ii greAt extenthare
bfen attempted Oh tie Treasury, unaer the
provisions Of the act providing compensation
fer the expense incurred fa enlisting yalnn-
tfcrs fpr Mexico before thtE we're mustered
lIlso service. Many Of these attempts have
titled ln consequence Of the vigilance and
eaati0n Of the Third Auditor, NJ GallAhcr
I hc mode Of fraud Is th7s+-An agent pro
cures lan affidavit from thelcaDtain- of / VEL
anteer company to the jcjrreetnass II III
sonehes for expenditures. Witch rondhers
rs endedte Lis application Tie agent
aesfrpss these correetvouelefs, and protures
paaef Fl amounting 70 ten times the sum and
substitutes them for the dsieinaI and Itrue
Kogehers So the imposition is complete,
and 4 yet neither TIE captain nor any pna else
y has committed PERJURY Isl swearing u tEe
false vouchers Itis to- IL hoped thak tie
government ss' Will auseanIckanple to be made
of some qf these swindlcrs ION
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
! baltimore Market.
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Esnndolnh 4 Lnf;Rtcr.s

CAacELaRi hi Paicgs. III TmG BAIrHMoRE MARkET,
Faf be week ca4iag dad .I3a, 1850
Rsportsa expressly for the Free rrsssl
AfFLEs- ll--$aIes al 81 SOTO 81 0a per Dbl.
Berries. rftioSl demand and sales OF prime roll
i28 q % ckss Keg Is 10 % cts Common 9ioH2s
BEkswAk 81 Held hoIninally al - cents. II &
8AtoS--Sases OF Shoulders al lido 81 cts; Sides
ADJ TO 6. Hans s To III cents sk
EoRN ISLES ata2 10 4 cts, irr white, and ~
10 81 els Ssr yellow
cArTIE{--P rIees remain about The same as last
week SALES az 50 = 10 50 IS On ghe hoof eqha 10
$I SO 10 81 SO nett
Hoes 4G9oi demard and short SUPPLY. Sales
CLosEdssSD SALES Is last quotsi al 81 5cpsi75.
GotNTaY S0aP. Sales al 4 To 5A cents.
FEATnaaj SALES range from Sd to 33 cents
FLAxsItin t-Saies 81 90 TO ST 81
Characteristics al So to 81 sd per Bushrl
DRElD E'Eurr.-Salts of apples III 81 90 8 Y 80 /;
peaches Hansh 81 p 50; IMPAIRED 81 so 10 So.
DEsR S}sfts.-SaIes at II 10 70 dts
AN Fuas.-+ Salss of AlnsSrai ? ii 5 cts. Coan IL
toE fts. Grey Fjt lato II cts.f Red Fas 70 to
l04clst sHF
FLers ~ !, mach baoyancy hi Inst weess pFi-
ces.haYe PeE fully maintained Sales Of Howard
street at S1 s7h. aAd III CiB Milss ai The s;lnht-
Thee nTtfss we thank will hold until ihe oEeni4s Of
theCanais4N. H
i kaap, +Salesat 6i % Z cents.
iEMLofy 4SaleSat d 10 s cis. Cool femahl.
I QA4s. 44-SdTes afe NQlIle al Is 10 30 cis.
RYE.41S Sd les at 50 ~ Ga-ets
& TIMorAY Seep.-HSaIes al So 10 IS % per Bashcl.
Wngar. 4vlliemans Without cii5nge IafFriar TO
gopd POI NJ ~ Cts; good tasPrint4 % 10 lpJ CTS
white wheat 10 10 ll5 els. 3#
wood Firm at last weeks fates; 90 TO So cents
/. or gwash4d, AID 5to % Tor unwa&hed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
C'heap Groceries.

.T1Elts sltseHitsr pay special attention 10 IBIS
Il bfaneA uf business, and would aslS ahs attention
Of Farmers and HgStAeepers to his large and gen
eral supply en- ay8. which they pledge theulssve$ TO
sell, pqttnlg d .0w as they can be bought in this
town bpt il thR Valley. They offer al pFcStnE,
5 Ildis. Pogib lsico add NJ OsSagar
3 kio. ana Bbl5 n q. Shgarh0use and Po,o Rico
MdiisseS;
o,5h0lUS IAasland Lump Sugars
Bbls CfUsha5f and Puiveris6d Sugar;
Is S3uhs RID, ltYa, Aln4ha and Massareabo Gof-
fse$ III
f6h-ts .T,xir asnpef Green and Black Teas.
t0+BPHaS PiKasAPplb aud English Cheese rs
l0#Bhi= ~ at#f, -Sslla and NVihe Crackers
Boxes WHiHS brown and Castile Soap;
I 3 I'D AiactaSni and yermacilI; .
Three Resf ] Bale Hops; q
3 boxes StatctH 2 Gross Backing;
10tCases PreEsrtes, Pickles and assorted Fruit
3 Bbls, Gree%Crcumber Pickles;
20 Boxes M1slJ, Dip, Sperm, aha Aiamantine
Candies; is /.
$50 Sacks GlsR add +, Salt; lpn Rock DDS
together with 4 the smallcr articles in this line
width weWifl slsi forcasA 9r Country Produce All
VIC wish is a caaI TATE. IL H0QFF
JauUarE 81 iH51: 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
YirginIa. Jelfersan Couhtt. Scl.

IN THE CoUN FTY CUURT.t
DkcEsfpkR TEEai, 1919.
1T CFHrt held fof-said Coanfy, on he Eth dig o.
Decerhher 1873 EN Ef4
IsabfllaB Brown, Ftantes G. Bfewn and Elizabeth
BicWHi PLAfSrFfs. s
Janfs Keenan. and wife. Jphh Duekwsll, Joseph
DhekEall, james w Gray David Murphy and
wife. Hhomas " h. Duekw1a and Wesley. C.
DpckFatY DEFENDANTS
TTNlIEl Defendants david Murphy and his wife.
IL late Maria Dtekwall. Thomas j! X. Duck
WALL and Wesley G. Duckwa1ll not having entered
thdiF appearance and given security according 10
the Act pf Assembly, and the rules be this Coatf,
and it appearing By satisfactory evidence thar they
are Ra anAabi;aats of This COMMONWEALTH: Hiso ~
dctef Tina ihesail abscn D sfebdantsdoa ppcarhcre
onsse stday oftheHnext March Term Of This Couf
ami lau4wer The Jill Of fhd Plaintiffs; and thal a
COPY III This ordcf he forthwith inserted in some
neMkpaRer published in this County for two months
srfcrsskeiy, and A.3sted al llle front door Of The
Court House qf tbs county.
a Copy-Tekte,
ADfc a9 1910. TIA MOORE, Girl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
NIL w MsOQLLANi FACTOR
Wool U,nnfed.JH

ET DIN KWI1lTE and d. GIL IENKI4E have
u their KEW WooelgN F4cfaRY I'M Shepherds.
ttwn, neaTHy9koInp eted The Machinery Il an Of
tho tnBst atptNved Siad and the Most skul ami ex-
pef&rced F4g6mcn have been engaged 50 that those
wool SroSkfand merchants, whh patrpnize his r.
ti5ikHpaeHt 9y rely upon getting The best maleri-
ais, thk e{tabficS anil f6Si cagtM Rallscarled and
other haalIlfg.work done at tie sHortcstno,ice.
WIS ussll exchange for Wool, on the most ac-
communicating teInlS5 our thhlit5 viz. Pulled and
P(atH 4inIeBs Tweeds BlankeginR FlannelS Stock
ias lhrn @r, AlS9 any other kinds 81 mcrehah-
dize Aat qay Re preferred 10 our own make, al The
SgoIc pf 1bhh h. w bite, where all The vol viii be
NAhia$ that can Ne danc on dir part Shall be len
undoqe, offender cbtire satisfaction 10 those who
trade Widths eithef b. exchange Of wool OF puv-
chaseIof d4r goods. WIIlfTl+ s iIIENKLE.
ShdphetaSipwn, May a. iSfg
n. lB. ttard Soap Bees WAX, and Tallow want
ed al the highest market pfide i
i Sp4itd8a M8ftfntJr,Hle T9apcrscetv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
NJ arrie

AT iarpcrs Perry, on sPhnrsday I7lh inst, by
Rev Mr. Wilson, Ally. Rlf@n ARp HxAFER elthis town
tofMiss Many JANE RopkRIek, Of the former place.
On Hhe nth inst, liz lie Rev. Mr.. Green. Mr.
GFo M. HeMRlcKIiatsg Ito Miss SaaAa MiLLEa
all Of Shepheristown vail
On trhnrsday evening kITth inst, by ths Rev,
d. p, Wills, Mr. TaoMSslDSnsox. of CHarlcs,ea n
toMisS SARAu E. MeCLkIIaAp, OF Laesbur9.
On Thursday morning III iii inst. bs die Rev. r.
ID. Hfrnaos, MIR RscHaEsn FL TraNsa ID Miss
ANY HI daasAser Of Mrs Catherine Simpson, all 81
Lpndohn CO.
! In Baltimore, Nd. On tfe evenipesifjihe 6ia inst
~ the Rev DIR. Musgrage, Mr. JoHS8T II. TdckER
forlneFly of Leesburg, Val, ID Mis- AaSFIIA BRiex
Of Baltimore.
On The i4;h inst, III ike Rev. G. MI Tsasler. Mr.,
BrsnahD E CockgRILI. Us Miss. E,lxA l.. ELssS.
bath III Lsudoun coupiy,iYa.
0nthe Isl inst. By Rertt T. Hildxbtantl the Rev.
I. II NNarGH, 81 the Bali lusofe Annual Conference
teFMss Naxcy JASg BrelrAkAN. daughter Of JoAp
Buchanan, 81 Rockbfidse county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24

IaPsaTaSf AREEsT. "A colosed man, nam
"a Francis Nokes, was arrested on Thursday
lat - Washington, charged With suspicion
Of setting fire TO Mr.. Nailos's ssabla and
coach faetefy on Sunday morning, the 9th
inst Afset hearing the testimony, the jus.
tire considered It his duty = require bail
from Noktss IN the sum Of 81 500 10 answer
I'd the change Of ineendiarism at the uext
Criminal Court The required bail being
readily given BIZ responsible citiscns the
prisoner wis discharged, - Hllsh Nielrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24

KRAFT, VIA sazsr, coffee. mqlasssA &F...wl iels
Cost 81 bsfFH sls5asand dollars
W. dsa rps eSaees - make over yI 600 I'd ske
gia this iEiatefs as The watHrs are i'd Fsieas Il,
woFk 10 lie pffaespal ravfnes IIsend ytsu !
SAMPLE " Mksai Ne laxc been 3igqifg da Neayef
-crcgk. Il y faFHpecinen III V hat raAE 10 i5Blrd
" lhe dFY lgk --hefe i isexattiy 81 30 ar ]
eafding iotle Cssesrnia standard Nifchi is six.
teep dollars anpanee but i IA wort mere ia3the
States We wrse naFottunatk ID tosn ~, 4, ll.is
plaees d Tie dggiSgs are not first-rate. butIws
are here and ilsse se will have 90 ren1aia sati
spiing, Ind tiea bo not know where We ala!
10, hit link tsall 70 10 The bead waters Ditfsa
Sacramento or Feather river While we sgeFe
assysaue n lie 9as qnite lucky IN fadng .lsadf
--tlreelos % went down 10 the dagginrs inltata
nnttsna lila Etsted hard all Aay. anIiI Soas IA
hot. hs sbn a@sismade about Isl. Il the other Two
feltpwsHKsre d5ytfalssedand VTeulllo'He. ! sbek
nv panasl piA aid went dpKn iF4e raFine, tlI
byI suntlon d 44t ahont $50; the next daysue
on out fIbnr II ASP $3.50; oH ilsAi nssatl vas
taken slss and sias qpifril 4er a week. bat Au
ils- ueFs Ill, tlf sbsee eat upwards 9: a liRndred
duAars. I'd ID se days mprc they sxi ansieJ8lhs
hste,alte ssse;lsta abcu $500 The largest limp
thar Eass seem SET gOt out at Weasesviils, IL
weighsA *5 There j. ~ mistake aboHI there
being pief.iy Of s0d ia this touHiFy, though a
m4n las h SEEK he'itio get L. add be nflarst u
kecpifs
NE VIZ IN peiE NJ AisqaiIh Eas rrdwn
quite ar4Da bear9v, snd assure tiin BE- ii ofi u
ihe niast l.iviai al,a lively men eter saw. Iau
Z may l.ink yaulage seen hearty men at l,aine.
box il Rpid sgFEFise ven % see III eal d meal.
HE fFces Al tits time are az gFeen ii lhey
are II e SiAtss IN Jane. and Tie grass is spring
ing aPa4 .n flf spring 81 The year. gsrani hid
PrFinaat Aaye Aali grossly nisre HFesented slIi.
oaHl6fg, and " consequently the lnosA upub,,
Ian men m CaiFafaia have seem ncaIfina lbua
m5upiaihs silleF by arrival lefc, and II tIis 4h
wGssfel tAt taf frem The Sierra NRvadat wllosa
topic ailfarcHHy envefed with 4, very deep sal,w
The F,scs Fpii has capgB, great MANY bed
sons wsitRiut dfpuses, haying set ihmuch eafiler
thanIustiak 44@ III H 90 s8
pot oEd eupHany llas scatfetea all over Cattor
nil, ana,pob49ly slialf never see onc. isnrti Of
3hem aatRin, .SbauA SOU hear al the 9eatl cf
apy ot lhRm iaifne know it, A. id MAY neyer reach
US but trpm iiIe Staes. The IastaeeounisI nlr
retelyel from ktetne was Of June i'd Hs
SamRpt ti,elbeys wish themselves hack again
-for HyHa~alpaHi am not di4aHppih,eh many
thing esrept the aprcaranee Of die country III
Dip upteApectta ett rich ID year. neither .9idtI
expect M get il Niasent work. & little Time Is Il aid
that mob Ian slna ~ fortune III IIiy ri h:tudlI
soffne iAAN mea may do it'll dePpnaR F'ely pitqlI
upon ihek III II
Gveng rtkRects e all 10y irdfs1s-tc tI,fht
lfxPeft IN sPthd the GtIfizlnia4 Ipf '52 ID tAl
VifginiaG; y H. M.f0I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
Candies, Cakes, Fruits, sc,

tn anticip51tss Of a great run during the APP
Il proacaina fgiydays, have made special efforts
10 pnlclFes aN have n0won h1gd ready forSale al
tho loves psres every kind ana Variety Of French
anA Amefic5S CAN DIES all descriptions of CAKE
RHiSfNS RILBERIfS. ALMONDS PECAN
.NGT,Si LEMONS ORANGES, and every arlf-
elf n The tzt isqrgsrag, Apeftsct comnotion
aHeady eEsiS AMONG the lille ones from an Iexamf-
nation oFsng Stock, and Parents and others who
may wisai oiFtpsgre supplies are requested to give
me al easy eall Before The rush fairly commences
al bSESslNGs IS destined to he the HsndfRdrtcgs
during TIC Hplg.4ays. IF! BLESSING.
Dl.e. % IatI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
sale OF bolivar Property.

A IIDUSE AND LOT in South Bolivar win
IN be sold at Public Auction on Saturday The Oh
dag7@ Esbctdfg On the PrriISises-being the, S,one
House Pow occupied By Win Taylor ard II. Col
lis. The House fronts dn Water street running
backil3 poles, and adlbinl IT'LL III s. line. The sale
will 5a4e rl.cc al 3so'cloek, iP NJ
Z TERM S-Onesiourth the purchase money to
lie Paill in hand land the balance u be divided in
ihree payments. AStOS JANNEY-
Jan.hG, 1850. i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
1 U N 10 N b Q TEL,
Winchester. vi,

yITTLTIAE5f ID. GILKEsOS, respectfully iii
WI forms fas fricads and the public geneEaily;
thai be has leased the UNION. HOTEL, WincheS-
Ter where he vail use bis utmost exeTtionsf TO afford
10 All every ce4sort that can bc found at any Hotel
in The Valley dadsolieits "a share Of patronage.
Atfi-weesSfr Stage is now running from the Union
Hotel 10 Siauhs$R, principally bg ddy.hghf lehvihg
Winchester Of Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
al 5 O'Clock, AZ NJ, ND same day, and retufns ou
every aIiernai: dag Sundays excepted.
IAN 10 1850 +sft III I3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
.DHcimg.

r WHSLE toiniofrl tlefublieI that am now pre-
L laredHo coIor aayariele DC EeaqlsTes apparel or
piete8wotk rhat may be offered such az Silk Dfcss-
es, lShaN1lF Goats, Panialpons and pieces Of ner-
chandizelhhY shade or colur, kti ~ Il,
Our ufer havipg had MACH Experience in, this
line II bt4inessi cab recommend him with any de-
gree VI cHHGdenee. He exdtItsI howcvcf Boaaets
and Ab69ss, as those articles REQUIRE more time
dressing HAN he can spare.
AnE dIicle le al my toHelhyI the Ist qf any one
mohrh Win always De rcatyl5r delivery 10 The own
er PytfciR5lh II the5same month
shEphftlstown sept 81 lsfq-lG