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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
Nerrnes for Hire and Sale.

Shall. have se.eral Boys, from 10 to IS years
oId Tor Hire The ensuing yaar-and Il good
ZONES can b obtained u this county, will sell a
o,,ny Won al and one 81 children Sand years
-ai3 The vogj,ani< 3 COED coek washer and iroEer
Also ! ne.ro' Boy about 10 years old, very likely
and scrI,siosnes % work ii Inc house.
bSss ,.ho hired niY SERVANTS this year from
Mr. NJ Helm Of ThoflIas III B2yiosl vii rs ex-
pected 10 meet their honas 81 na1ursy and Iesufn
Ire servants well elotheu aeeofd,ns ~ ~
For further particulars Apply = II nos 81 nay
Tor al hi&residenees one miie i9tl sssL,
Dec. 10. lS50-t ~; oehE-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

~ e4tff&-- - kf4slN.
Rice 8nst A. ", s..s.,s !,
1i6 hssxrs afsl u ana Z a1-
efefined Is,af do,
~ hexes rs-Sse sslsi brown
HxeAana ns-
Is Lbs. polYelixed and
crushed ID
21S hAlis tigHtxA and
t5is. ~ O.. Pssto Rico
and MuseayAdo Mo.
ias$es.
6f0haRs green Rio Coffee
Ole Coy Java,
1876 : Mai asahoand An.
k0sfifra d.,
ll0 2 aeaffa sna Pea
d Rico no.
1Gs chests and chests
= fAifi ri flstf AHA } !.
HgedSn Tear,
G5 Package prime Pow
schong u Bin d Tea
o555bt,xes s. - aad rs
Plug Tobacco !
1876 extra cagendish.
ITO = Goth. Ngat's and
oiher choice brands,
G5 kegs G afreits Scotch
Snuff,
10 hbl# In BlaJasef5 do
IS Jars Rs ppe scented J
80 Afaecailag 10
IS eases pfreer 1Gipger,
60 hoxessR ack Candy,
. hsskats Salad oil,
IS kegs Nader and Sall
Pelre
5 easss Csipperas,
: 81 hbla- chip d.I,ogwood,
il0 kegs hpsesl salts.
$50 salafaius lSyugef
and Alaai.
IFS . i'fit8 .onc and In
digos +
w5 White / .eAtl ma.
4 pure aad EXTRA ..
. 600 It's. b&r Lead.
10 CASKS Patly Ia iBlad-
degs.
ls0 boxes Wiwtslass-
s attl aud 3esf2,.
10 Ibis Lump Black,
2s5 slsx. Masaa's and
Blakes elial Hacking,
! 300 boxes. + He,
$50 Detn1oli ;, A.
aud Gallon. i.
$50 ticz Pa Cited Buckets.
40 Nests da. 'Eabs,
l5odoz Hal Corn blIooms
20 hays pepDer and kli.
spiat,
co boses Ground Pepper,
50 San2er,s AtaslaTd,
2i0 Kegs Hazards Ken
taeky Rifle Powder,
all Of which have been !
as to enable them to offer
can be htet with ID any
The Canal having been
placed IN fine naFigahle {
inents Il elealrr- ia. the
They respectfully solicit
Of barsains Mcvl
Alexandria, sgnt>mbcr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

Is Blasting do,
Is 900 Prineip La Nor
Il Ms ard Steam Boar
III M1sse sfier ks-u4. y
X Havanna 81 Ssetlsas q
g eco half s parish o..
- 80 Amsriean ia.
80 isrfees fies bfaf I
II Rice.
I los boxes ffosin Soap.
IS Almond Rose
II ard Toiien do.
H 20 80 CASTLE, ~
IS ~ shi.sfgi great
variasF do
K tss l.oxes Mould and
\ Dipped e,Anales,
- spcgn Ilydraul-
lei PRESSED,
~ " ] III. boxes
fof:sfs miIy ase
90 Z Adam aHfine do,
2i0 hoxes CslIeese
ie5 Starch aud choc-
| olaie,
los Reanis Ne. / and .
faint lined Cap Paper,
ITO /" Letter do,
Is plain Letter and Can.
/ $40 aeanT double and
single wrapping DO,
ffe double and single
Tea DO.
J 600 sack Factory filled
FiHc ard q. A. Sail,
$50 toxes aGd halt boxes
Banch RGisihs,
- tales Almonds Fill
bsris nfazfl and Eng.
liSh w aiHnis,
500 bags sAot, assorted
] Mos,
75~eeils. BED Cord and
L.eadingsline Rope, +.
100 mats Cinnamon, =
500 itN atmegs, Mace
are CIeges,
IS ts93s. 5 perm OIL
% Tram TO-,
10 e Linseed, do,
80 Gasas Prime Ciier
Vinegar,
f7J boxes Catnplier,
10 bhls Chaik and Span
ISL w hiti5g,
30 bills. II sin,
Is casks Old Madeira
Wine,
90 Pale aAd Brown
Sherry III. Il
30 H S9eet Mala ga and
Nfaseat 10,
J 65 = l.isl0n Sicily and :
r. Alaaeira do.
Is baskets Champagne
Star Anchor and Other
elloiee Brands DO,
urchascd on such terms
as great Inducements as
II the Northern Cities
repaired and
offers great INDUCE
wey ~ Misrepresentation.
4 call from all in search !
alGH. BRO. .&.CO. Il
Is,aacs steeet Wharf. !
/. 1859. /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
Cash f1r w col.

n WILL, paw ihe Atafket price for WOOL, in
cash either washed ar unwashed as soon as de-
i;,.eref 10 mic EXCEPT DiStlet dr Pare Cutsacgld
W L. WEBB.
Ansrst %. fs50--tf. Saepkerdsi0tra Mlils.
S9irtt IA u ferssa and lfqrtinStarg papers eqpg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
e-,,YRakers, Attention !!

lust received, very large assortment Of Shoe
u Findings, such as Thread OF the very best
quality; Sh9e Pegs, % different sizes Measuring
Straps, Bo9t Webb, .Sparahles, Cork Soles, Shoe
Laeest Rashs Patent Hats, BrstleS, Knives, &c
together with laI &c assortment of +" French Kit -
on Ehaui. | can now offer The best assortment of
Shoe Findings ever in our market
Nov l. ls50.A T. RAWLINS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
SlaaHTls.

r4rs1, rsce;red i yety large Stock Of Shawls,
s1,hrscine almos; kvsry style and qualify OF
E.,l a,i 81 int.sr Sh3yhs Among them fnaF be
ea,nd handsome Ring Slate Shawls. from 81 80
!. 1917 81, az wM. S. LOCK s. co. &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
E7,,,.,,,eI.S .grgengion !

F50R SALE, Two HsayY spiKE Bsarra MA
E cHlNks nearly new, and warranted toWoTk
,-srl Prices VARYING RON SI75 to 5000.
GI.O F. S. ZIMMERMAN
September 20. 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

frTrue, man is not always happy when
he. smiles, He is social, agreeable, ekeer,
full, and seems to be 50 happy Sad misk
takel fatal delnsion II the suppressed tear.
the deep heated sigh, the melancholy ffown,
tie absent mood, all indicate some secret
place in which are condensed all the sorrows
and woes of earth. What place is that 1l--
The heart, the heart, the laceratsd hesxk--
Gentle reader IS not this true.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
Town PROPERTY "
.99 E'UE EEC .9UCG'EO.9:

-T WILL sellat Public sala. before The c5urt
/ HOUSE, oa HsRdsy t4aQ0h day 81 JaRaary aert.
tCssrt dag9 al II 3eaosf, my
- HoGsE AND LOT
kssassa situated % Main Street in Charlestewn,
9t!sEsa liear the ioxn-Fun, ---ahless the same
.2.es9 houla be diSpss "a ofprivately before thai
day This property presents Inducements ior IN
vestnea54 The touse has seven rooms anu every;
about I'll stca as large stable CisscFa
S.Iats .Ifnse d. III II Vel arranged for Two
taailsS, hin ns twa from enhances anl wtseparaie
7 kitchens Ans enc wistiugto oecapy the one part
could realize nearly the ehafa interest on ihe aEes
tnent bg rent 81 eae ofherpa
.Als5 ontthe same aay. fnY HOUSE AND LOT.
Situated n.lar tie fate residence of ions HEAEEa,
The arrins Of pnrehsse, which viii be IiteFat
rnade kn0EH on day Of sac.
Dec IS 1889, p }. STRAFIH. :,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
1IeEEiGH, BR0TIIER 4 CO.,
Wholesale Grecers.
September, 1860,

(ksFEGTFl LILY naake knoxh o their eus-
III tonefs and dealers gensfalIy. mai lhey are
how "a reteipt IF iheir nivulaf
FALL S7pcK or GROCERIES Re,
.reeeived. direct isam New YORK and Roston per
Packets Empire and CaIhJtIn. = -onsisliury m
Past - folioss, Viz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
Boarding and Bay sehoolIin Shop
iierdsloWn.

NIt,s, Et w FtiElpS win re-ep4u her SCHOOL
WI on sfaaaas ne f6ykat Setesfter. Her course
81 insratdion eaihfaeeS all he hfaslehes usually
taneht Il lie aeat installations Il II the effort and
aim ii Mas fSsSLrs, that each Puptl committed 70
her 4f.. Should Fpsscss every advantage q acquire
nf9n IhaSsAy SEQ pels pt9sehit Shs = eaist9i - %
cure accomplished asSfcF ate Ieaehea she la9ois
coastaatlytn her school believing u hecsssafT q
General sl.ecess IN a sskeol. that Ahe PRINCIPAL
shsafa he acquainted Witt the ieudentes and quah-
mes ~ each tadssidna! 0ind Ai0ah aiteniion Is
naia 10 ii tsofy Each child rursuas a systematic
course df historical reading
MseklN Ceh 9aSiiions are required. The cider
sfis are itqaergly required, as wrehly exercise,
ID make Assn ariS troln eur best British CiasSieS'
.arf al Miltep.tShakeSpcare Sc Enc religious
inslfue,afs Of s5e Pupils to which all other IN
strtlelioasIshpaa &c subsidiary i atsEnded To-
opaortuns5eS aug constantly occurring suihe eonrse
Of insttuelien4lE an sarnefs-t Tristan Teacher
tia se III the tafnson 81 moral or religious truth
soue III tite alIsf gitlsaFe menlteEs OF :. weekly
Bible clatss conducted BY the Rev, q W ANDREWS.
TcrnsS:
BosraGx s.nlsi6n Tor tbe scholastic gear Sia5 90
Tuition & aters English Breach, SO ee
Children Iuser = yeassos age - ~ ~
Fretea. = e ~
t.atia. u -1rt- 1-uu
French aAs Latin. when hcia are learnedl iSae
Music. 81 40NV
DraWing;asl PAinsinss l@lce
t Aspersion 10 e~raA I'd aqy2Aee.
As1ssftsttSff fSsD n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
Notice.

rINftE,5$ahseridsr being sFaseful or tha sslceess
l. te has exparieacsd siuee his cslmmsuecnlenr
il bRsips qIns his sngsrF ID . l4e slAaei
taltS.a HafpeFTgFsfry and iss Jiciniil ilr their
yery iih ral encouragement at.a Tah- a>Eur;'.ihem
Il viii always ha his greatest stadatd mffitja con-
tinuafgea IL lie same lie EouIl Respectfully in
form sha3n Il d he has inst fhce9ed anGnrtRe new
sieckof Drugs and Chem.eals 1T nv most genuine
4eualitF Also mn extensive ipssnEsmaut 81 Patent
Medicines. pe4issmefy. and EsutlaFe along with a
ggeag.va5isty ot Fancy articles Eaihts, Oils, Dye
Noes Wiadays Glass and Rnays
Phssislan's PFcscyfptio pHesafs with The great
est accuracy 'etthef night lot dEav.
7. DALTON HAMMOND,
Ap7EfecRfg dRsif Cteais.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

a CHApfgn OF DoNlTf. -Dol'I get tipsys
don't smoke. don't chew. don't quarrel with
your friends, don't fancy yourself the incest
man in Chtistendom, don't despise the poor
ldon'tcondemn nybody unheard, don't strike
: man beyond your reach, don't pay partic4
1ular attention to more than ono lady, and
don't forget to pay for your paper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
HlaIT.keta.

E0 PAIR Servants Blankets from 81 2 = e
~, ), GS5n WM. S. LOCK 81 co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
Whites Isill Boarding school,

oes mix From ksrAessrshe
TVHIs fastisusion has been ia successful operation
for ssore than three years, and Affords tieresgk
ins,faciion In the Latin asa GFeee languages
anA The ssst4ereus branches of complete English
sdacatisas: iaeluding ths highef Mathematics, &c.
The eAsuinS term will commence On -Aoaaayr
sepem;Ki 9TH.
Tasgioa, IS 10 Ssa Per Session.
Rgx. j. IT, FRARY, PRiScIPAL.
y*iInaae Hill August l6 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
POETRY.
SONGS oFLlFk.
By CHARLES sfacKAx.

S..rx4x
3 $3.50
A traveller through dusty feaa
Screwed acorns en- ne isa
And one took 1901, AMI s'toh1ed up
ana grew into q t5es.
~, s go ~ y; $3.50. s...,s,, : v,,Fs
A. ~ ,,i.sss.I IL hea,s If noon
~ ssslr h,,,.s.sh - b.,,,sgkS.
The aornso,,sa loved ifs ,ls7Isling twies.
IN. birtls srest fI,df3IsisasdTe ~
III s,oI,d i rIorv IA NJ 49,
4 bless!1g .everrners, I I
4 iiLlle spring had 1.l less ais w II
Atllia ia me sfa s ssla l g
He valid il in, and hung with care
A ledle at The blink
P1 ;iiges mi ,b a. ii n5 NH nS drink q
BIZ sumner s never dried
Had dooIed len thouS4bd parched tonriles,
Anl save9 ! hfe l,4si4fsF
a dreamer dropd . radon thongnti
I%asIold and yet was new
a simple fancy OIL the i4ainF
Bnt strong m being rue
/ II saone upon genlas mind,
4 1apn y II lie - an" : hsapsn Sp pay
4 n,en5,ary tls,a.
~, ,ts,,..L, !,,. sa1'.-l ; -.
,,9a,a5 r.. ~ an So 80 IN e'eA'.
n. -, -; y. - III. at
- II II I'LL .a.:g9
ri 80 ~ sa'.f2 ~
A nanteless man. amid a crowd r
That lhrong'd The daily mart,
Lel iaEl word q li5afe and Love, =
Cus'uRiea' lfolA 'it. flea
I A Whisper on ne tnmatit thrown
'fahsiiqty ofeatns
It Taisfd oFother iro'n the 4usi,
Hsavea soul =lteIe death
4 y germ y font! Y word q love!
y tfspsAt at randeeth cas-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

saIastes, this gal keeps saying I'm d thiefg
what does she say that you have stolenR
sShe says that / stole her character
AT this juncture a little girl jumped up
and said Il geth be did geth he did
for theen him behind the tksepol houth j
lcatin' thnnthin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

FEW BARRELS wanted immediately.
~ Ne IL FKEE Pass 0FFicx.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

III 70 but here memory is becom-
IN. toH Rrollhe, Twere useless to dwell
II sipon Wat are deemed the trifing
Il 3 youth and childhood In short,
~ lue :. = a noars Ct youth are only cqualled
Z Lei fassssb bes wors, tbers Is la.
Bright as ii lie mas, vl.rb ~ ,.s s 80
And NM come in the nighttime of serrow AZ
carsss5
To bring back he teatares that Iov nsea - rs.,,I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

JTIOLIN. Guitar sltings--Fin.es AMI Acc0r-
New IS 4 s EIcHELBEeGER,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
NEW FALL IND WINTER GOODS.

WE Aars ePss a., yeEg ", hts s8k E Ne Il
has been selected With mach cafs and KiIl be Sosd
az very oW preesI Weuamt In pafs the fellow
;4,t, L,s Z N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Washington CIV May IL. 1850,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-01
DgArWgs

Ia Holland, Ian ~, snrah lame DAUGHTER NJ iosh-
ua and Polly French, a.od ~ year, ? mouths and
II dHvs,
IN 'hndrli, Il Jan, ~, New Hollis Sampson,
arot al-,0me yelr since pa.iur 81 ho Universal
~ sooIcty 81 he Centre Village In thistowu.
IN Rarrc, vi Zelo'lee Reckey, one ~ the hrt
settles ofiha' iovn,nged ~ vears.
IN lloycE Eeh. q MIz -AaIeK ---!i.- 80 f''rri--
HARDY, EsG aged ~.
IN SewIor', Feb. ~, Rev, T.. r. Klby, Pastor of
the Congregational Church iR thar town, aged a..
IN stansfe,d. Fob. n, Galushn worth aF-d ~
The deceased had just retor'sd from Cslie'pa In
very ill health
IN SpnTcah, lob w. Schra Drew arcA n
IN RyeEaie Ian All. III dHaI.-s --
loitc r. G., daughter 81 Granville g. and Elizabeth
A Meadcr, sPed one wear and months.
In drvrnsbono', Fob. ~, ~ esnker rhsh VIM. g.
Crane. sun NJ Remains and Assnsih T., Crane, aged
two yeur Snd - month";,
IN 1befTtd, frh. 7, ~ cousrwW'on, Tmrror
Swybp. 6frd ~, Al.o, Feb. w. ~ malignant can
trr,Nrs Mary, vit' ~ Samuel S'cyenf, apvd ~,
IN l-'sirurvi,, reh 30, Mary, iur,ui daughter ~
Alphon'o II, and Susan ClHrs, aged months.
/ H. Tirnnon,, ~ a., Fob. isth ST. R1ly Porter, ir
the Sisi ycnr ~ hls age,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-01
THE ALED~O IMAM,


taken up, dehatrd, alasuded, and ordered to
TThe passage NJ this bill will bring 2,Ooo,-
900 into the p g. IrpAsury. The bill also
appT0priates 50 0O, 600 for the relief Of over
land emigrants, 4 a. ,OO0 for rhe expenses ~
the California Convention, aud esn0,eeo for
cKpen-rs incurred hy that state helore her
admission iuto thV Union, The laat sum was
appropriated IN an amendment offered 10y
Mr. GWiup' wheh was advocated by Mr. Tan
tout.
Mr. Davis, ~ Mas, reported back the lhy-
er md llarbnr hin without amendment
On motion, the further consideration oithe
Postage bill WA deferred tlll tomorrow,
ll0usE.--Ihe House went into Commit
Toe Of the Whole and resumed the cOnsiden-
T lion Of the Civil and Diplomatic Appropria-
} ti0n bill,
Mcssrs Evans and Grinucll seyrnlly pro
/ posed amendments involving a modification
! Of the tariff,
The Chair ruled the amendments not in
order,
NJ Mcdowell offered ~ amendment IN In
dcmniS Mr. Richie for loss IN executing the
bubble printing, which was voted down.
Mr. Stevens, of Pa, offered an amendment,
providing that duties. under the tariff of iNi6
shall bo assessed according 10 The yAlpr of
duthble articles IN Boston, New York, lhil'
udrlphiaHnd other donestl0 ports anu Wh'h'
ever manufactured articles, imported, are
4 ihH- liable "a q less duty than u charged on
the raw materials, such articles shall pay an
additional duty Of ten per cent nd yalorom
hnndics 20 pay two hundred per cent, Hr,
The Chair ruled the amendment out Of or
dor.
An appcal was taken, and the decision Of
the Chair sustained.
Further amendments relating to the tariff
we're offered. and declared out of order
The Committee then ro,e and reported th'
, bill 10 the House.
The amendments made IN Committee wcr,
I. es.s.lllEEaa H. aud La Lii i.'.--.l-y-r- Fl
, NAYS rs.
, The Indian Appropriation bill was takci
: M, and the Senate amendments agreed To-
In Committee Of the Whole, the Scua,
I amendment Ia the West Point Academy bill
appropriaiinr $1,000 for riding-.ohool
connected with that institution, was reject
>, cd
The ton approprnhinu sSoon,00o for pay
mcnt of the last iustalhnont of the McXita
indemnity. wa- taken mp aud discussed,
- During The debate, Mr. Allen made an Al
tack upon Mr. Webster, 10 which Mr. Ashmu
replied with much spirit, and Mr. lillian
spoke in a similar strain,
The Committee rose without disposing o
T. the bills, aud the House adjourned.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-01
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP
OHIO.

The L. :. Mail steamship Ohio, arrived at
New York on saturday afternoon from Cha
grcs and Havana, She brings from Chagrr-
500, 900 in gold dust on freight The Gcor-
Gin from New York, and the Falcon arrived
the same date
The captain ola vessel which arrived nj
Havana on tho ith NIT, reported an Nmer'
can steamer with three mnst~. ashore ON the
bahama banks, about 10 miles south of Gun
,o,y reef She had n signal living but from
,hc distance he could not make her out lie
fnw a number Of wrcckcrs alongside, aud
from appearances were trying e. get her oil
The Ohios homewarl passage ha. been
,.xcred,nsl, boist-rou- having experienced
a succession Of ca,tcrly gales from the time
of lcayinp Havana, until her arrival at Bar
ncgat, which greatly retarded her proercs''
and prcrcnicd an earlier Arrival The OHIO
hiring. 80 passengers, the |, :. Mails from
san Francisco. md a larry" amount OF gold
dust in tho hands of the passengers, IA Hidi-
ton 90 that IN freight
Tho Cherokee, from Chagrcs, nlso arrived
nj y. York on Saturday evening bringing
100000 in freight aud in Die hands Of pas
scnnctN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-01

the United states o. AID lhm iH executing
the laws. or supprr slup such combination
aud white 50 employed, they shall be PAD Day
aud subsisted al the eKpense oi the niiel
States Congress, Hot probably Hdt"runR ~
the dinsrance between The militia sud The
regular army, by the act ~ March ~, np'l
authorizing the Iferiaeat a. 'iue the iahH ahd
naval forces ~ the nited States tor ihe same
uurp0sss. for which ~ might rall forth the
militia. and subject a. the same prpcla-
NATION lat the power VI the fre-llent un-
,ier the Constitution a. Coumandero the az
NV and navy, ~ general, aud bis duty % see
the laws faithfully cKGrured D. general aiid
p0sihye and the act OF 1907 ought not "a he
construed a. eyincinR any dispoaiLon on the
Vagt 81 Congress a. limit az rr-train tliiH CO.'S
ftmuonal authority However " may br
we'll that Congress should modify or explain
this at in regard a. IL provisions TOR The em-
I,loyment OF lie army and navy OF the Unit
,ai Ntnies, a. we'll a. tl,At In regard % calling
firth the militia. ~ h supposed not "a De
,loubtful that an citizens, whether enrolled ln
the militia or not, may be- summoned ~ mem
Der. OF tlfo l',sse Comiidiua, either by thf
Marshal or n Commissioner, according ~ law
and that Il Is their duty % obey such sun''
mons T. but perhaps u may he dnhuteh "beu'
,r the MarshH or Comniuisslonfr ran SUN.
mon. as the Pnsse tONiidius, an organized
,6ltin sarcc, acting under its own approprl'
ats Officers, without the consent OF such ON
.sss- Ti,is pnint u4as deserve the considrrh
t,on Of Congress. lu'e the OCCASION 10 repeat
she assurance, that ~ Tar ~ depends on me-
the laws shall bc iaithtully executed ana hl
fnrcibla opposition 60 them suppressed Ah'
A.. tl.ls a...i a. glsag4aEad IA exercise. When
Uyer IL may b,,.ass4a- NECESSARY. thg poSei
consttutonaly invested IN me 20 tie iulles
rxtenL am fully persuaded that the grea
majority of the people Of this country ar
warmly and strongly attached 20 the Cons''
tuition, the preservation ct the Union the sup
t,nrt otths f;nvrrunt-trt and the ttainieHaHe
&c tla authority Of LAM--lAm persaaded tia
their earnest wishes, and the line OF my con
stiutional duty, entirely concur aud doun
not that Rrmucss, moderation and prudence
strengthened aud animated by the genera
opinion at the people viii prevent lh' r,P
tSion of occurrences Disturbing the publ
peace aud rcprotmcl 10y al good mon.
WILLARD FILLMORE,
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ELIJAH CLErFoRD's EsrATE.

VNhE .uhscribcr- hryIrf hcc1 rnrnintrd h, ,hc
a TON rpuNlg COiiri Tor the District ul Caed,,-
mia, Commissioners to receive examine and adjust
all clums and demands Of all persons nglrs' the
estate Of Elijah Clcfoul, late OF Barnet, In said
district, deceased, represented insolyont and the
term Of six month. from the 18th dhy of Fcbrun-
~, a, D., 1861, allowed by said Court 10 the crrd-
itor Of snd dcceased, to exhibit and prove their re-
spcctivc clnims before us DO give notice that we
will attend To the duties Of our appointment n, tho
dwelling house Of tho widow Nancy CLIFFORD IN
barnet, In said District, on the 22d dav Of NAV
and 9TH day of August A. d., lsdi nt 10 O'Clock,
forenoon, on oRclr of said davs.
holhERI HARVEY, Commissioners.
Dated at Barnet this 10Th day Of February, \. d.
1881. fOpw3
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Sullivan Railroad.

DASSENGERS leaving -. .Iohnshurv ~ aas hv
II AlaL--l vff-
arrive al New York -Ninr evening
RI Z RNlNG
Leave New Norl, a. s IN, lodge 1T Springfield nm :
arrive a. st. Johu-hurv and burlington early next
day. Passengers from Northern y. Hampshire and
Eastern Vermont, Ctnulns, Ne, viii dnd this the
a..--i- ~f'rtftf'u- md comfortable route and n,
cheap rs any other.
TRAINS FOR BOSTON,
Leave Windsor 7b0 \ ". aud as rM or on the ar
rivnl pflhc Trains from St. John,bury, burlington.
&c, arriving IN Boston n, d.ah, connecting ~ Fitch
burg with tho fitcbhurr and Worcester r. r. for
Worcester, Pruvitcucc, Nc. aud at Grot"n with
stony Bruuk " n. for Lowell, Lawrence, Salem Sc.
Trains leave FitchhurF u, r. Depot In Boston ~
$50 ", for ChIfe-tnwu, Windsor, ~. Iohusbury.
burlington, Rou-e'. Point, &c, anil at IL N, Tor
Chnhestnwn Clavmoni and Windsor.
Freight Trains each way daily.
f.Hls TrdiHs srry Tito@i1gfar Porter, 1yd Bright
~. y. A. GAGE, SupN Sui Wan Il r. -
CSdrlcsiotra, y. H., Ftb. ~. ISL Topr
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