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New MOTIVE PowER ron THE FAST PnEssEs.-
This monster press (Hoes printing press) is driven
by novel and most convenient and powerful little
machine, which is seen the right of the printing
press, consisting of small cylinder, with cog
wheels and pully attached II is called water
metre or power metre, and was invented by Mr..
Samuel Huse, of this city, we'll known for his eff
cient labors assistant superintendent Of the Co
chituatc water works. This machine WINS crigi
nally invented water measure, and this is the
application Of it as a motive power, it being found
10 possess this power To most unexpected and ex-
trnordinary degree. This metre, or water wheel.
ia driven by the Cochituatc water, introduced from
a six-inch distributing pipe, through two-inch
lead pipe and the flow of the water is regulated
by means OF n screw gate near the metre. This
wheel, though 80 small as to occupy only about
twenty four inches Of room affords about three
horse motive power Boston Traveller.
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n II. CLUsIk Ely, Architect and Civil En-
~. gineer, has removed his Office to Travers's
buildings, north side of Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, west. Feb 5--dtf
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MILLIONAIRE Asso CITATION OF CAPITAL,

mlLLiONAlttEAS SOS Or SAfiIhis,
L>OR the purpose of forming company vito
II one thousand shares, Of . ,OOa each, fos which
certificates will be ssred paying ten per cent per
annum in tetara therefor, with safe prospect of
doubling the whole amount invested, leach and all
special partners,) free from assessment and liza.
bility, under the Revised Statute of New York.
DESTROYS Of having influential parties through tho
entire Union interested, for the purpose OF obtain
ing contracts with the Government to carry the
United States mail in steamers and yesses 10 ana
from New York, California, tue East Indies, Eu-
rope, &c., proposals win be received for limited
number of certificates of shares of s 900 each.
OLIVER HOLDEN,
General Partner, and Chief Agent Of Company,
IL Wall street, New York
Banking and Commercial Houses in Europe and
the Americas, on application and investment Of
capital, will be appointed agents.
Feb l-du
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NAvAL--Dr. w. F. Patton, we LEARN, has been
ordered TO the Susquehannah steanl-frignte, now
fitting out here.
Captnin Downing, who ia to take command of
the United States ship Jamestown, and Josiah
Randall, esq, counsel for Commander Marston,
now being tried by court martial for the loss OF the
soop. of-wa Yorktown, arrived here Saturday
morning, and took lodgings at the National.
Norfolk Beacon Feb. 3.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

lion. 8. A. DOUGLASS SPEECH, delivered
IL at Chicago. Illinois, in October last, on the
Adjustment Measures Of Congress Of the last
session.
Hon. T. EWING'S SPEECH. delivered in the
Senate of the United States at the present session.
on Removals from Office by General Taylor
For sale at the Republic Office. Jan IL
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"Mine fren, have you seen Won little trunk vat
left to-morrow AZ will come from steamboat BY
re bote?'
al did not monsieur, and expect to do 90 the re-
,naindcr Of the day"
.By gar, il he gets stole, I will kill re rascal
what will take him tilbhe choke. sacre! vat .
couuRysl''
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OYSTERS AND GAME.

TNHE "EMPIRE" RESTAURANT can now fur
i nish as handsome supper any gentleman
can wish. Canvass- back and Red head Ducks,
Fresh venison, Terrapin, Grouse. Phcasants,
Quail, and No. Oysters.
The undersigned (having private rooms)
will be happy to attend to large small parties.
and promises to do his best to please all who may
patIonizc his new establishment. Break fast, din
ner, and supper at all tines and meals sent out at
reasonable priccs. X. w. ALLEN,
Feb S Corner 9th and streets.
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FIRE IN ALkxANpRIA.--Thc fire, near the fish
wharf, which occurred on Monday night last, about
ten O'Clock, destroyed two frame dwelling houses,
and the cooper shop Of Mr.. James Hoskns, with all
his tools, &C., and large number Of barrels.
Much credit IL due TO the fire companies for their
we'll directed and successful efforts TO prevent the
spreading OF the flames, the fire took place in O
highly combustible neighbof hood.-Aitr. Gazette
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IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC PICKLES or
i all kinds
Ghcrkins and Mixed Pickles
Chow Cow and Picalily
Picked Walnuts and Mangoes
Tarragon Vinegar, Mushroom
Walnut and Tomato Catsup
French and Spanish Olives, French Capers
For sale by JNO. b. KIBBEY & CO.
Jan 25-6teoif No. s, op. Centre Market.
CUPERIOR FLOUR.-We have Just received
~ n few barrels of very fine extra New York fam
lily Flour, superior article for pastry, &C., and
manufactured especially for that purpose for sale
by JNO B. KIBBEY, s. CO.,
Jan 25-6teoif No. 5, OPP. Centre Market
nOvE's FALKIRK SCOTCH ALE, pints
~ Barclays Brown Stout
East India Ale, quarts
For sale by JN0. b. KIBBEY CO.,
Jan 25--6teoif No. 5, op. Centre Market.
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MARRIED.,

In this city, on Saturday morning, the LIST inst,
by the Rev. Mr.. MORGAN, Mr.. JAMES ORR, of
Decatur, (Ala.,) to Miss SARAH JANE SHEER
MAN, OF Saratoga county, New York.
At Milton, Delaware, on Wednesday evening,
the 29th January, 1851, by the Rev. JOHN l.. Mo :
KIM, JOHN E. PARKER, ESQ.,, of Georgetown,
Delaware, and Miss ELIZA b., eldest daughter of
DR.. WIN. w. WoLrE, of the former place.
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TIL WORLDS FAIR.
London, May, 1851.

Adams 81 Co.'s Express.
k THE undersigned are prepared to
H2KBe take charge Of any articles destined
q to the Worlds Fair. and having a
house in London, will give all the attention ncces
sary or desired by exhibitors.
Parties can either send to our care. per United
States ship st. Lawrence, or ship per steamer.
All goods should be addressed "to care of Ed
ward Sanford & Co., New York and London"
Our arrangements are such as warrant MS in
ton, and that we possess advantages for doing
this business not enjoyed Ivy any others.
Further information may be obtained on appli-
cation at any of our offices.
EDWARDS. SANFORD & CO.,
Praprictors Of Adams & Co.'S Transatlantic
Jan 2S-dl0t Express.
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srOCK-wan.edb by
~ Sept 26--u CHUBB q SCHENCK.
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Post On,c. Operations.

The Postmaster GENERAL has established the fol
lowing new Post Offices for the week ending
February !, 1851.
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DENsION LlSTS.-For sale, surplus copy of
i the lists Of pensioners of 1878, 1928, and 1882
a work Indispensable to pension claim agents APP
ply at the Office of the Irving hotel.
Feb 5-2tf*
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INDIANA CoNvrNrIoN. The section authorizing
the Legislature to confer power of local and adj
ministrative character on the county boards, has
been passed. Section requiring the enumeration
of white male inhabitants every six years, passed.
Section making schools free to ALL passed. and that
State superintendent of schools be elected by the
people. A new section, requiring the supreme
court to give brief statement in writing of tho
points in every case decided, passed section,
providing that the real and personal property Of
married women, and liberal provision for widows,
shall be made and remain secure TO them respect
lively under equitable conditions by law, engrossed.
The article authorizing the tribunal OF Cancellation,
passed.
The section providing for future amendments to
the constitution. passcd it provides that majority
Of the members elected to two successive Legisla.
lures may propose amendments to be adopted by 4
majority Of the people. A new section, declaring
that charters granted may be repealed, but the
rights of all interested shall be protected,
crossed. Sections were also engrossed empower
ing the Legislature to repeal all bank charters or
laws granting banking privileges Of any kind
Che government of the Argentine republic hav-
ing issued proposals for the erection of wharf in
the harbor of Buenos Ayres, Mr.. J. c. Mitchell. Of
New York, has made the draft Of plan for such a
work. The gradual declivity of the banks OF the
harbor of Bucnos Ayres 10 such that no vessel can
approach within half mile of the shore without
running aground on,the mud, and even small row.
boats cannot, at low tide. reach to solid ground.
The landing for passengers at Buenos Ayres ID ex-
tremely dsagrceable and the only way they avoid
being sunk into the mud is to allow themselves to
be carried to dry ground in the arms OF brawny
porters, who take'a man up as 1t he were child.
These porters do good business in thus carrying
passengers. The scene on the landing of ladies, at
Bucnos Ayres, ia described ms being ludicrous in
the extreme. The wharf ia to extend out half q
mile from the Shore where there will be depth Of
thirty feet at low tide. Buenos Ayrcs is very
handsomely built city, containing population OF
eighty thousand. 1t is the metropolis of the Ar
gentinc republic. Rochester Nv. ~ Democrat.
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lhJ- Free Exhibition.--It WON'T coat amy
thing to visit the Daguerrean Room at the Odeon,
and then, If you choose, you can have firstrate
likeness taken at avery low price.
Feb
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THE ICoNOGRAPHIC ENCYCLOP EDIA,
u Nos. Is and l6.
Lifc's Discipline; Tale of the Annals Of Hun
gary. BY "Taloi'' I vol.
Appleton's Mechanics Magazine. No. 2.
This day received, and for sale by "A
TAYLOR h INJURY,
Feb Booksellers, near 9Th street.
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FIRE CoMPANIEs.--As item Of interest TO our
citizens, extract the following from the pub
lished proceedings of the Franklin Fire Company,
at it, annual meeting, held ON the Sd instant:
"Whereas the main points relied upon in the le
gislation of Congress for producing and maintain
ing an efficient, responsible, and permanent Fire
Department for this city and Georgetown having
long ceased to be operative, and believing that it is
the duty Of the corporate authorities Of this city to
take such action will accomplish the end aimed
at by Congress, therefore
"Resolved, That this company invite said author
tiles TO investigate the subject and TO adopt such
plan of organization will secure efficiency and
order, by bringing the whole department under it's
protection, support, and CONTROL
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Prices OF Admission Boxes, rs cents; Second
Seats, so cents; Gallery, 25 cents.
Box book open from 10 to 3.
Feb 8
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New ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-THE weeks sales Of cot
ton amount to q, 900 bales Frcights in American
vessels to Liverpool l6ths and ON British 3D. for
|
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X. FisKE's CLASs.-MR. FISKE will form
w class Of ladies and gentlemen for thorough
instruction in the new discovered science of ELEc-
rao- BIOLOGY on Friday afternoon, February 7th,
at 4 o'clocks at the lower room of Temperance
Hall. All who attend will be fully able to expert
ment successfully and also to apply this wonderful
remedial agent to the of disease or the fee
will be returned. IInteLl Feb 6-ot
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A nj U Sc nj E N rs.

After which a FAvoRITE FARCE.
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CARUsI's SALOON
MIR. GEORGE vANDENuoFF,s EVEN.
lVl INGS WITH SHERIDAN, in Compliance
with letter OF request signed by Hons. Ii. Clay,
Lewis Cass, Thomas II. Benton, H. s. Foote James
Shields, w. Fl. Seward, and other gentlemen
On Thursday 9th inst, "THE SCHOOL FoH ScAS-
Dali"
On Saturday, the stb instant, "Tnx Carrie, or A
TRAoEDy REHEARsED."
Single evening, 50 cents.
To commence at ~ O'Clock Feb6
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b. B. FRENOH, Secretary and Treasurer,
Feb 6-eo3t
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Ohio u. s. Senator.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Feb. 5.-The Legislative con-
vention has adjourned, sine de- without being able
to elect an United States Senator.
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BIBLE PANoRAMA.-Let no one hesitate for mo
ment, but call and see this magnificent painting al
Odd Fcllows Hail. All who have witnessed are
delighted with it, and urge their friends to sc it by
all means.
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Ilral4 Llrnsr COALITIONS.

.1,to flassds Of Disiniuni>t> z wrote Mn Clay8
To tfftsena ltiee lDy Uni0n meeting IttenIlyH
held - " v>nhssiei coliIty. rlte 81 lr OF New
iotg sf4nrsa!yn oaL ,,unAtly. One Is ltiat Which
is uly aAa gHI>et 81 uI srj.alat iol.f
rhe.osliyf II JhuI wntyh tisswnfs dg>ile u dist
suiuttsN 10 he Unioa adoPs cuntse and cuilttndSI
iur .eea<ettA aua tninciprs which lnas inevitably
lead ID bal eaalnl uu, lssuiL OF The Two lthiuK;
Tie isqsh s 1ft dal StrHt> because II Is deeepvti
and sa4ljIuiS. J hope naih viii be defeated Thew
will as4 ril edi n The mass of h people tue ~
lhe. heA iltresiS; and u theil country, will dist
couEisAanrs ana from down all attempts aiigna-f
lion ;flhi ia uiu.h
Tbsa.tte aeale in The S-nae furnishes q striking
ilIu>ilatianFnf Mr.. Ciay'~ rtmmk We can seeI
buI tifzse dlA renee letMeen men Who openly adve-
cate 4fssies s4nIion al the U hien and thse WHO tell
Us tlpss The maintenance III the Union depends on
the exseaidn III The Fugitive Slave law aud in the
SANG hreatB tell bslhat i drnnef be ereeued twas
wells pni " General Cas- in his biiei speech oE
Salgrpay Dat in the case Of these gentlemen. ''the
gciSk sEds fatherta The thoaghin They thought the
Nslayt Nav fwpilld nnt be executed because they
wisbb1a thai il should not be executed, Mr.. Mason
j. seeas aked the paS<age oi the law with The be-
liefi4i il .tHd,ho be eaecuiet4a belief sprhgEg
frohLas d Airs inat il sl,nd a il ot,i.I that Thy
iaAiE inikhi.expediie the pelisni 10 which he and
his ctsattts aeS are looking iurwatd with 50 much
ini.sssii " MS dissuia,f, thc Gnion
lLh inteFestg 10 atSe re The ri.tirS eslcuifehct
OF statnnrAt bl~et:h the AhuflionI>l> and The al
ras rs hcS 4 u, IA gaid 10 The Fugitive laSt
I.a ksli,r} MI C,t.J,. ~. fln,s ~. 4 t,,;s,n q
at,r Ia, d
III III hn,iat,.t and nit, th,,I ,nd \, IN, ,n
Mr. tslnt III 4 n S,,i, ...,..S mn, Nir Me- n
lie ,s5nita ihji Il i = ~.a,.afl ltter tn! N Mil
ern Ms. ah ID gan on the 6 ,sinis> and Di.
unit4R.,s hinIer ba> denounced Il ion in sIaI,
as hslead lcefn The Boston Ca,in,nanwealti,
the ufan {f ill., Goa liflom now representa- IN III.
Scna y Of thg United 81 ate> bE the l4iar.tiay "
wonisr, Mr. Rhno.a breaches tally ia >etfi iaa,
clam - thgt tn Law cantI 81. exec Iteu in Mas al
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] 1t is. beautiful remark of Lord Bacon,
! Seek not proud wealth but such as thoH
mayest get justly, use soberly, distribute
clteerfullyl aud leave contentedlyn And
SAYS the late William Wirt-a name that
Will long beI illustrious in American history Il
Excessive wealth, il neither glory nor hap
piness The cold and sordid wretch who.
thinks only Of himself-who draws his head
within his Shell, and never puts it out, but
for the purpose of lurre aud osteptation---.
who looks upon his fellow creatures, notonlY
without SYMPATHY but with arrogance, aud
insolenee as If they were made to be his vas
sails, and he to be their lord as if they were
made for no other purpose than to parnpet
his avarice, or to contribute to his aggran-
dizement-rsuch ma may be rich, bit trust
me, he never can be happy, nor yittuohS,
nor great There is IN fortune a golden
mean, which is the appropriate region o.
virtue and intelligeaoe Be content viii i
that and il. the horn Of plenty overflow, lei
its droppipgs fall upon your. fellow NJ en-
let them faa ike the drol pings Of hons in
the wilderness, tochecr the faint and weary
pilgrim
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PURLFC NAIE-

I'LL AVING sold the farm which <ecentlv npr
IL chased from the heirs Of the la,e Hey.k,sh
Beail, near LeeiOwn, in This county. will StI n
Puhie safe, on =
Tuesday, Isfh or .Nzreh - rs,
an Ing stock, farming implements. sc. on. said
lar q. consisting % pait d follows siz
| Four good y6sag Hook Harses:
arr q 1asz II Aead ~ CalsIe. aD,ong ,eb;cb
E,ggTieT hsssrt III ~ I r. -.---,,
~ a Iot n fAe stock Hogs;
IT Wagon, ,eish beti and rubber. conDRe4e !:
af,' Hegoa Gears, las good as neae y
sait b'arshSar siastt and double shot,ei Pto,ds4
hSts Harro,cs, Rakrs, Forks, SAoueLs. Hoes.
e9mP asith many other asaai articles aaSeees-
Orb meatisa.
ave nov - Also
Mp'e us: f III n in me ground, gro,eing on the
a aIG = .ns"h ~ ne Acrs;
g 81 Oats, b. ne bushel;
Paris Of the fo;.a' '
ton are in England Is so'a Sll r o. reserve
tile lihraries Of Oxford lsla viii be given IN ali
dom mid seven in the eollec,ehaser giving bond
n6ben5cn The vellun copy hinder 50 cash
ii hirE as al 30a ms are com.
Thus, as it to mark thel MODEST pSfir-,
to WHICH the art would ever be applied. the
first book printed with moyeable metal types
was tue Bible
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National Loan Fund Life Assurance
society Of London.
C5earraI Agents OfIicer II Wall STREE,
: 4. MN Iurk Ni,vt.itbsrfi tnlfl

=. as.
INTOTlssE pursuance o. resolution u tae
i y B1sa o. Dltrelots the hitherto II istiHs mode
Of isAns " une hall lwohirds ol The cuiiisn an
nuai pfesoiilfns paid by The in.urrdi discontinued
In feirrsecef, policies be hereafter granted -
Aad The sssafi have introduced the t,iliawiag
AMI tsysaAle system ~ loans for ms fallirr, viz.
paYfY assured In The whole trrsa of lite N al
any ilnslai ow One, hall The anautt u annual pre-
MUM. without ntle arseeuIily depos K 0f policy
anil i entitled division uf profits
lie may ~ any time surrender Ms policy; aud
receive tack assvaluc Iheretd one half th: gro>r
rt.m pId AZ him ii ANIMAL rom anon premiums
Thu mrw hltm ii loan applies only IL policies here
altrf % f,e isSutd
parfy :aiTratf in-Hreslts4 whole lifc-may. on
payment ~ stnali c,tverl his Insurance into
hsw Ia1lict uslp HE loan sy~ien aw inirolnerd
PartirS. already INSURED and emf lie te a tw,,
thipl 9a7. an hnl IA itirn saiitwa-tiird loan
u they pief,r ii nrmthe terms stated III the So
.cictge namrhlris
paffv may a a moderate annual premium in
SIRE t,f rSand il he survive ia rearh hr age Of
60 reaTss ms inil sum insured MP 10 s. 5 000 will
be rail ils him ~ ii he dies b.nme teachIng that
agr. he fall sum insured will be paid To his family
oriesal representatives..
apTsSG nsKgcroas ron NovxMDsR.
Gle; aABICH T. Chairman
y, Palmer. H,nry Ladiam,
$ s. HaSlahd, Robert q Dillon.
WIN rah lIopk J. X. Rodgers Al. D.
J. LEANDER STARR General Agrnt.
u. w HERBERT,
Agent m .LDefsen County.
Dec IL a5O-3m
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BIG BOTTLE.

In Paris there is in preparation for the
Wortds Fair an enormous decanter of cFys-
tai, admirably cut This mammoth water
bottle. tile largest object which has ever been
blown in glass house is four yards high and
twelve yards in circumference at-the widest
part A'table four feet in diameter, is to be
placed inside at which three men. each pro
yiled WITH chair, viii dine for the edi6ca-
ton OF the publc-thc interior of the cFys.
tail habltation being reached by double lad
der against its sides Its stopple weighs
tlnrtyalne pounds the total weight being
one thousand three hundred and twenty
three pounds, and its capacity is one hundred
nl1IIirhky nnllnns !. 4 -
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MORN ing a.,
sAG,SIa Ann rli

80 Al 81 tfSfe1ay NJ M
PSskf,ksr ! b -, ~ 1I,tSv.,..
az ssst 81 81 s. = - = 81 f 4,
sTAa EfsIuarF, ~ the TefsASg .es . a9tores
~ r.. stltes u na1ri0,ir III RtAa !
acaFFsfsS sspaFIiof IL which we COW md ChiL4'
R9xfteF fhsi -. ,l.... ~
Slsss3 syn5uytn mus s,b.,,,.
detleS % tulgre pst> r1eflsx 5 "a 70
hcts p.tsies. ,,,sf ii ,.ss ,,r f,r,,,nss
aaeraa astser d, sf., Il naes
vi asst Sleujeate sns, hita s.
wof kay Il ihal 81, t,, II ss.....', i
18zg NJ view with sr+at aiafn, tbs -. ,-at.srca
nf axEafg in The NgFta ~ !, No.. ra.r
preiEe hgainsl Us and our ias,isn,ss Is
ie>itYs3sf Far eAjrht even of ,li<r.gaTs ir iii,
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A VENERABLE CiDUPLE.

The Newark Daily records the death, at
Kodkaway, IN Jl,) Of Mrs Nancy Gordon,
IN the ninetieth year of her age She. was
the wife of David Gordon. who is past dine
ty-two, and had she lived unit. the seven
teehth Of March. she would have seen the
seventy first anniversary Of her marriage To
Mr Gordon During the whole Of this time
they lived IN the same house, and had4nint
children. of whom. FIVE survive forty
niae grandchildren. of whom thirty tlfe,
>nrFiveiis one hundred and three great
hdschl ldren, Of whom seventy four sur
vfvS; and two great great grand children
bpth s'ill ilving making the number Of their
de>fehdants, liviHg aud dead, one hundred
aud sixty three of whom one hundred and
f3nfteen still live
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

II HAVE removed me Snip from Hafpers. Ferry
81 Gnirle>naw4l 10 the office i,N Inetly ocet'pd
BIZ th% Telegraph tunpary. ,sktsislte the C6irt
llnre. va nc utfa nv >eTyice~ h, The eitizehSni
Caatiy>h,wn aud p1Ir, IN gyArTai a. a Watch and
Gbek repiircl in al, us vatipiS branches, VIZ -
Dari,x lsvrr L pine. Repeating HulizenraI aid
t1n n.a Wa hs4, vi acscateilIty required and
warranted AID VIDA ais, repiIr Frfneh Avcardeuns
and M,l~ic b ,xrS FIam my experience in lu~i-
ness natter ,nyS u that can suit these who may
favat the with their Gus ON
fffesa q is5r wM. MCDONALD
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ene. Col Wlieafley. It smasks of sutiaS;tc
little. bu. IS noae the less rib tickiiog
Tie Colonel during short stay ia V;c,s
burg met there some hot9blooded Son,L.s
Ihers which a spirit as fiery as inis ow,.n
They quaFreled-a challenge passed "a
was accepted, aud the next rising sn,, -. - !.
witness one if not both of thor 49, y s; =
drenched in blood. to wash ept vannsp !
bonor- During the night. tie Eolonel 80
he heard boat coming ", tie river "a ~ !.
struck him as he heard the bos, ,nni5ne -, - !. y
,,'prudenee was the letter part Of Taiors 81
he took his tr-.nk upon bis shoulder and
stepped n tks dead of the night. yery quietly
Out Of tae hotel IS he Reared the boas.
whom saould he see but his antagonists, Ii
the boat before him. just going aboard
he rcturned4as quickly as he had CONS
out,-was on the ground next morning. with
his second waiting with disappointed rage
fpr his afstagonist and published BIN e :
base ascending coward III
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