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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-14
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HOW COAL WAS MADE

Geology hss proved thai, at oyel pNtnd,, 4
there existed an fcnol mpusiy afJgLsr, iand
vrgelaliop. lhs ruins OF, rubbish Of WHICH.
carried inlo seas, and there sunk 10 lie bot.
tom aud afterwards covered over BIZ saGd
aud mud beds, becsms lhe substance " hich
We now recognize as coal, This wssa ua,-sr,
ura transaction Of vas. consequences Ia Us. b
seeing how much Utility we find in coal, both
Tor warming cur dwellings, and Tor various
manufactures. az we'll as The production u!
steam. by which so great mechanical pow
er is generated. |. may naturally cycii,
surprise that the vegetable rcmains ah9u,d
have SO completely changed their appurcn.
character aud become black. But This can r.
be explained by chemistry and patl Of lhr
marvel brcomss clear 10 The sinpes! VBla,i..,
sanding, when We recall ,b1 familiar fact, D.,
that damp hay, ,movn Closely IN heap. u.
gives oui hea, and becomes Of dark color, %.
When a vegetable mass is excluded trotp ..,
the air, and spbJ-c!ed 10 grcal prsssurc,ia B. ~,
luminous fermentation ispr1duced, and Ihs
result ia the mineral coal. which is Of yarr +,
ouS chataclers, Sccording as ,ha, mass has -,
been. originally inierminglel With sand and
cay, OF esrshls Impurities, On account OF,
the change effected by mincrbIizaiion, il, is 4,
difficult to detect in coal ,hc u9ces oi, veg ,,
elSb!e sIraciurY; buI .,hcsO car be made
clear in all excep! his highly biuninogs
cAhing coal, by cutting or pei hing mo 2
thin transparent slices, when the microscope
shows the fbres and cells very blE;nlyL---a
From dis,ihcl isolated specimens found iag
The sand stone amidst the coal bsds, ,we dis q
cover the nature of the plants of this eraHl
They are almost all Of a simple 1csllular
structure, and such rs exist with Us in small !
forms, (horso mils, club mosses and hfeas
but advanced 70 an enormous magnitude.
The species are all long since extinct .Tha e
vegetation generally is such as grows IN
clusters Of tropical Islands but il must hays
been the result ola high temperature o5tainI "
cd otherwise than that nf the tropical re. '
gions nov Is, Tor the coal Strata are found"
in the temperate and even polar regiods.-A1
The conclusion, therefore, 10 which mSMs
geologsis have arrived Is, that ,hu eatsh 2
loriginally an incondescent6 6r highly heated Il
mass, was gradually heated down Gndf IN
the calbonlerous period i, loslcred growth
Of terrestrial vegetation all Uyor IL siriact..
lti which tho existing ungles OF ihc W8piss. .
ARE mere barcnness in cohlpurlsonI '1hphe s
high or uniform tenpsralurci com6ihedlwhhai
| a greater proportion OF carbdnie acid gSs ,ner
ihcI Manufacture, could not only sustain unn'
1glsNmic and prolific rcgetati0u,' bu, wouG,iJ
ais ctlNe'danse vapor showerS md EagUe. ca
and these agnin 'eganIic rivers, pefio iicalih,
foundations, and dei,ds. Thus al, tho cJt-3
didpns for extensive deposits ofwood in o.
ldores would arisc'iofn lhiishigh gctnpern.it
ture; and ovofyn CIRCUMSTANCES cohntr,yto'
with the coaismeasues poinis 10 sarh cor.
duuns. - Chambers Miscellany ilunoc MSS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-14
ii or The following capital toast was drank

II or The following capital toast was drank
al tie annual meeting Of the Printers Of .ho
pnilcd States held in Baltimore last week:
Freedom Of ihe PrcSs.-The natural com.
pound of human progrcss--oincd by The
hyphen Of mutual cause and effect into n
power thu, will evenInally knock all the
quOinS out Of the old frame, and uniblu
granny into pink over the form Of dem.
ngoguism beyond the help Of iye--kindlu
fires with the blouod igmphan sheet of The
"piyino rights Of kings"--mark cr-
rorS and superstition OF The I Of exlermina'
sion, aud con6nn lhem 10 The margin--cx'
pei all useless fatmaitcr from the universe
join tho small Romans Of society that MAKE
pP The sentence with the capital tia, com
mences il--and urn off clean wooS TO aht
benefit OF all clusscs May the time come
when will be greeted with one universal
note Of dimirationi. aa/ Al NJ
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-14
s. pufsIy 'bI.sauliial ,ala NV, sS'


You fJndly dream an angel lhet', s.
Unul,bsr .tn,iss,dispel Tho lcar,g
And bids, our swelling hoari dras near
go heavenly, ye. SO earthly too
Ytu really know no. which ,odo ~
Crea,ion's lurI, 10 bow Ihy knee.
Or clasp .ha' h; ;aving heart 10 thee;
her heart "a orient pearl is pure,
Her voice Ulysses might allure.
Although he braved The syren's wles,
3 And steert d is.bark through Grecian Isles
Her boundIrss lvvs for me alone
Tho spell has broke, my vision gone,
And .hongh this phantom is nosrsal.
w ha, think you Of my Beau ldeall
d r.. ''.'s''r'' .i GLAUcUs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-14
LAKn supEnIon cuuNrRY.

The editor Of the Cleveland Herald, v no
has recently speiia week in this interesting
country, gives the following description Of
lis seVvrRlp1ints: The Lake Superior coun-
try Is destined 10 become very imporian.
portion Of the Repubic.o lis fisheries, lis
minerals, its lumber, and its .agficutural
productions arejust beginning 10 be develbp-
ed. and already the travel and commerce Of
the Lake surprises The visitor, who had pre-
vious regarded this region as almost an
inhosphabIcn wild. The hlct Of shipping
and steamers on this lake fin ! cunsmni.und
profitable employment; capitalists! miners.
merchants, mechanics, fishermen, agrical.
turalisls, aud (amiles are fl1ckiny 10 the
healthy climate, and opening Ihe Forests and
the mines 10 establish homes and reap q
harvest of wealth. Pcasam villages are
springiOg up at the several harbors and in
the vicinity Of the mines, aud the constant
remark we heard among the "old settlers" i"
"Everybody likes The couairv. and every.
body is doing we'll" '. " b" 6Hy
The town of Sauli ST. Marie has improv.
ed very much within few years, und mus,
grow into commanding Importance as the
emporium of the Northwest. Governmen,
has TOO long neglected the construction of a
ship canal 10 this point, by which vessels
and steamers, from the lower lake can ente,
with their cargoes upon The grea, inland sea,
wilhou. The slow, expensive and toilsome
process of a land journey over tho Portage
for i, should be rendered that every ship,
keel upon Lake Superior has been thus
ranspored'byl private cncrgy aud enter
prise, Nsg oeirAi ad
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-14

A HINT TO BLAcKsMlTHs---W q find the
following in ono Of our exchange papers:
The cutting Of bars Of iron or pipes
with lhe chiseI is a laborious and lar1y pro-
cess. By The following mode The same
end is accomplishfi more speedily easily,
and neatly: Bring lhe iron 10 awhile heal,
and then fixing ina wise, apply The com.
mon saw, which, without being turned il
the edge or injured ip any respect, will d.
vide !. as easily as,i j, were carrol; vol o
Aliue boy upon whom his molhet was
inh'cIing personal ohNSlisemenI said :i' ''
"Give me Two or three kicks moro. moIli.
err; ,ion't think eantblh1vc welt va ''H.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-14

Pa, mint growing iuil I" WY Sl,a.'s
your height. sonnyl' "l'm seven feet
lacking yardl" pR tainted,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-14
s... :. -. -. .IllsrIRNI r9lITNlYg. aI, 4,

. "a .
,,,gibo following beau,ilul aiorceaO, lswtf'i
al9zen Of The fugitive 1piteesst'1o'iI 8. .-Ens'sh
in origin, iiin abitR 60 ME round q psriod'cD's
/. is rton, he Roce lSInd Advertiser, pub
,isbed voaidsi sctntry -Nids6iswsU h",o
joipsfirea tic poei's muse 10 such, spirited
feliis as tlis Y ss, s,' !, VIZ. =. ..5aMl M
-YHq,uo % A BEAU lDEAI4-- -
- A ksztl eye with jt,'y fringe
eaGewy lip OF nbs inge,
SThe features Of Gtscian. son and iair'
;The ceneus classic, rich spd rare,
5I.sna lass lstsseS wild tha, play
Ed ismes, wsaton irqlic sFay
seds.1 Z AZ e swan iike grace,
1a 5'srr fisil sheufasfirAcs' )
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-14

'' i0y- An old bachelor wku eliR paper
Somewhere in the wnstcrn country, spu9
Melancholy Accidents" 10 a head for
marriages in hiS'papeE4a ~ anlHA3 4aHle1
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-14

OF Thei las. case ,pll eEesssye rmudrsiy ,i,i
,islthat Of a young lady who discarded hrr,a,,
lover, Q sgs cOr@in because Aes sNhaSse4 the
shore,"rl .dsufp bseo .sin,a.l s,nraI q, ,toi r,n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-14

, s,Dt,n sn0$4isl kwl UsAA NRA .ylpzoi
1di tiH1 phSyt.oQJ 10 aIybnoi ad'aodH
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-14
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NOlilll llalEfe, ,dlssl(lrkeI6 ,lllO

:. ON i q $TINY:." 100 9.''I
.ltiE o. 9fIi0b'nf 6Itish51Q 10 'ssh igerg
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-14

Ayouhg doctor plt h Nlthisan, laspag;S |"' 5,'
coured a girl a year, ,Saj g2i the nias6,, :" =,
turned round, and th@d ,herG h5Gg Iqr WIG - r
vslts"he made hcr. '',' ..,. ''',' 'a' -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-14
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!. Intelligence,
= -
0x.JO in A6ya'Ace.

!. si'Gef oriss'l. is Il,
scfHr'ur1, roiHsnce oandl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-14

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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-14

"a TIC R5thestrt Americdh, pAbifshes he
f9ifowing fro%pa ipp (Sr3,RBffG%h,ipg Work 5by NJ
Tu,oerr .enlIIfd a '"'IlislorSdof Pailip aptl
Gorha,n's Purchased Though no,enhre1
~ new, ii is succinctIg and commuhlestes
some rlac,s' corning within The aa,hor's Per.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
Married,


Iashfssarn. % "Wednesday last. Al he ressserse
81 Hss. ri fssamer by The Rev. w 81 Duf.on Jeaa
G. tsessss RI g Miss Asss A. Isl1Ax. all afskss
stuAtr
AZ Hafpefs- Ferry. on Taestsy Fssi, III Rer. j.
w l,4i4s, Mr JxFgknsox BlLss Is AiIss Avs
Mana kS1Fs--all II this iowa
AIIafpersFsfrv, On Tuesday lsst. b. Rev j.
WgtDtsnE. Mr. y D Coxmap ID Miss e III Fos
ssfs tldsst daughter - Alexander Fos.ets,-sll II
Harpns Ferry.
o. Thnfsaay. lab ins,.. Is Rsv Sir Heaicn J.
q. skn1ksMs1 81 Mclns0st couEtY. Georgia. 10
Miss LYnfA2 NJ yeapeesf daughter u Major Bsss
jamln Mpofe d Harpef2 Ferry.
Al Iisfgers Ferry, Va, on the IIih inst. by Rev
Geo D, ChenowiIh. JsMss Al MEkafcx and af;ss
M4Rr Y. CrAssrs all y that place.
O5 NedaesaaY. lie I5sh iasft Ly .Rev. wnliasa
dllri0fs. MIR ALraxD Fox 10 Miss May +. Cas-
HosH-als u LoadCan eoUnsy.
o. l.sLish;ia III Rev. Samuel Cover. Mr-
~Jsa. ~. ELrHorg % M;ssELfg4BxTH MiIts --sf
stIseHlGsIn county
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ELECTION NOTICE.

A r egcc.ioa will be held 10 tlie C9un.y Of JeiTsf;
II son. on Msndag tss sn fdp Of D3cemba7 rert
1851 far HE purpose Of eeeting a Governor Lieu
tenant G&vrfrar, End Attorney General Of Virgin
H. STATE Senator for the distrirI composed 81 Jdf
fersoa and Berkeley and Two Delegates 10 repres
cut Inc EouElg 10 ihc next House q Delege:esaoI
Virginia at lhe Nsiomipg precincts, to>wi,
Al sheiC1uttIIouse III Charlestown under Tie
observation-disclosures of w BELIEF, II II Bucher, y
Bi'leAapf J. J. Lock aud Wmt Worthing:onles
any twf at them
III IIagpPrs Ferry under tie sa 5erintepdenec Il
John q, WILSON, Cary Thompson, 4. Keller G
w Casliaw aud Talbot 8. Duke, ar any two d
them j.
At shepkerdstowu under The snpcfiatendcnce 81
John Wg-ong Jahn + lIamuamck Jacob MoE-
gan. ID n, Tower and Jacsh w. REYNOLDS or anT
fso nf ibrm
A. Sniihf,ld unief lhe sa9ctinteaasnce OF Join
II Smith NJ r. Nelson Thomas g. Baylor, Geo
Marfhy and Joseph snilh. or rny two Of thernI
see = III DECKHAM
Nas ~ 1851 SisftB If j bt5soa O..
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Eommissionerls Sale.

TTSndR md hv nishoriiy Of decree Of ne
u cirsuii Cont IL Jefferson, Virginia, proacan-
.sei IA III 27th day OF October 1851 in eanse de-
psaliaf = rein bawsen J. L. ua'niito1, rll'qttH
and SIsH Strailh aud Others defendants, shall.
nfr fi Gale al public auction. beore HE door The
tS,aft fgsuse. in Charlestown. 81 Friday abe i9sh
III Decslnhef next that very valuable properly. The
iesiaer5e OF Or J.. j.. IL, Siraith, consisting o.
c,nmodious and convenient bsic. dwelling horse.
ana otl,af necessary beil,ltngs alsa brick Office.
ma al ,hAimproved lot OF ground The property is
me Of Ike most convenient and desirable residences
in the Iswn.
TghMs-0ne fourth. Cash, the balanee 10 efaal
paymezts al six twelve aaf eighteen months from
M dAt Of Sale with interes, from ApriIl lS52 pa
hat Az fosscssion i 10 be given Bond aud seea-
tigy f1f the deferred payments. and The title to pe
withheld until the sale Is confirmed hy Court
WM. c. WoRTHINGTON
N,,v N 1851 BComm'T
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4 WE'LL IMPROVED FARM
70 II SAFE.

II OFFER ns private sale Ire FAR19 aga ukTcb
u reside, staafSd atoat feer miles north - a
ChaSlesicwn, gSfeEsen eornty, Va, atictninK EEe
lands Of w r HFashtngsou, 4. WcrtAinGfos Gsol
T. WashingfoR ana osNcrs, and containing ahout
SEQ ACREJ OFsLAND,
AiFfy e which are In iuA,er the balance ID arabic
land disided Toto nine ZELDA al undeT geod fenenn
mostly posi- aoe eap fsnec.
The impssysmehfs ssastf 81 isvge, ccnFenisnt
&xs8 ana NevrIy enih Dwelling, cpnsairinE
kssft = yen raezas, With cellars nadef the whole
SSssssssS -sfobke konse, ice 6onSe seaYartn hols-
49, IS, siabiie g, corn house, and large y19nas
~ siviaed into gamers. capable Of holding sNuQ
bushels q wheat. AElthe buildings neeesssry fbF
the eenasFt aud convenience II family have been5
eFeeSd within fsw years past and are IN good ne
fair- There y qfeH the farm variety Of choice
irit selseiad from The best nurseries and most a.
taessa COW bearing. w: apples peaches Cherries
apIscpis. Fsegas. Sc. The Land has been faruned
exclusively with view TO is improvement eiorer
and Plasset has been ireey used. and il isnew II
nne siaie 81 cultivation. The Winchester and Ppl
fomae RAILROAD Il miles distant. and the Balhm6N
and Che Raiirpad miles distant offer Rrsat ~
eiliiies for the transportation Of the produce Of the
farm either to The Baltimore or District markstS -
The Harpers Ferry and Smihheld Turnpike AZ
loTds good and safe route to CharlessoWn aiHnif
seasons OF thepear. TIH
LIS location will eenfafe fatorahly with thal 81
any farm in The enrgty of Jefferson AZ recardsA
health sacictg, fertility Of so or facilities 70 mar
ket Persons wishing 70 purchase land, well i'm
proved with every thing to hand, requested VI
eau and view the premises -sFIIfE
Fort terms apply to the subscriber living upon
The premises, or if BY letter addressed Charles
town. r. G. NcPkl On gflN I III
October 81. ls5ls-.f :. --->r N'e ~ III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

DACON Hams, Sidas and SsebuldtIs;
ID saper, Extra and Family Flour. of lie best
tlards
White Beans, Macsercl and I.aTl;
Best Ethereal OIL; M1llssess JaYn, Rial Cuba
a1d Iaguyra C0iIses;
nackwheat Flour and Germ fiea'i
Brown Loaf crushed powdered and IeG aea
Shgats; Black Pepper and Spices Of all kinds;
5Saitpttfe; G. A and Vine Sail;
1uiaiibe easrP6wder:
Extract Of Coffee;
Pearl 5 arch Iadigo. aul test B,ack aD3 Green
les, cAawiae TOBACCO; Scotch SNUFF, ID bot
tlFs AMI papers; Cigars;
Matches British Lnstrc ard Backing
Cedar Jackets, Painted do.
Tubs AID Churns; ~
iEarthern.l Qaecns and stone Ware, ST., for
saieby If ELY s. SON
Nav. n 1851.
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Die d.

"a Saturday. fssh Inst, AZ thesrcsldsses 3os ~.
Sseofgg bicheibefgsr, SIR. VIZ mmLEa. aged SO
years
AZ HaFpgrs- Fefry 0stobef 2jsh ts5i ysaatxf4
J.. Minis daughter II James ana Mar Milts aged
= years9 months 10 days Ia fheImorning og iiie.
No lbager.can.we see tbs beautiful firm thy ~.
ehahtek smiles ihY pFaflng tongue or hear fi.y
sweet accents. Earth has 10 sorrow With
Heaven ranDd heal Regarding the tfuih Of this
hnd what to thee sweet child = To die is gaia r.
We N dufn NOT a. those destitute Of hope. Bsi
why mbHrn'h,r early demise knowing that 81 on
loss islhef eternal gain T. Ycsdadfng Virginia
Ihy peTe spirit shall fnd hsver.endiag repose ii
sfhat cline where sorrow ane9 death never eu;rf Z
'rhy ezrthly parents heias tefeh. Angels shall
guard end bear thee i0thy Heavenly Parent 0af
haln Of epraolaion shall be- that BUR Saviour hath
sail. aSnlf1f Jit,le children to rome nnte me ana
forbid ihaIn not for 81 such sshskit glar1 Of God
Eeep sjsrp sweet Virginia snd iaIe t4iy nest
ia the ssas ~ Jesus. an Tie N insibns biestt
WiIl TIT ID meet lhec ~ IIeas4n IL part NJ more
Where EAfths ioIs ,Irali never al et en- 4 Canaan
siiptc z II
J.RC.
p1isSat Ne If ta.Tst
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New Goods,

ME- are ilow receiving our stock of FAN and
wv Winter Goods. We respectfully invite the
isadiss e examine oar SIMPLY Of Dress Goods &c,
consisting in part as follows
Mouselin de I.aiaes all prices;
Back Si.k Gro dc Rhine;
Calicoes from 81 tons cents per yafdi
Worked Collars, Thread EdgiHg, SILK Sarcents,'
all co1fsI;
Spun silk Hose linen Cambric H5h is;
Black Silk Lace;
Cashmere Hose; Cotton do, all PRICES;
High sad Pails Ginghams bill dressed
Si,ewis. from 81 - 10 81;
Bonnet Ribanas Neck do TSlfetC ar, Ribands
fffails, all hiuds III
A fine ASSORTMENT 81 Boots, sabes aid Glms
Kid Gloves &c FJrJxalf csheaTby
Nov 20 ~ TATE 81 IIQOFF.
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LII .ss1UR.1.N.Cn,.

Tue y sIloaAI AssSS krxD IsFfE Assua s.sts
SocnTY. OF Loapoa.
cAFfrAs< ~ 5ce seae--si raf'tra Sxla. 30
DFAiNEAleD statements explanatory n 10 huss
49, ans tae Sassnsagss q Lie Assurance,
p. W. HERBERT.
pF ~ aescnees erFi icas set9s s. ~ m@5e Il
DE- a. j.. AAsoS
Issesfal lsrassiAes. Ciersesssra,
Dz Jean ID. SraKgr
IE6s6ai Exertfner Esyrxr, Ey-lr-,
DRI IN. Taxrca
aief;ss1 Ega,niasF Slertryx< -ss.a
q Ck&r!estorn, Nor. II 1851
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F.adieS, Esress f20ods,

CPIENDlD Paris printed, Nouslines and Cash
- -meres all wool 81 The finest quality, in entire
" new designs and brilliant colors beautiful Bro
cade plaid and plain ehangeable Silks silk Poplins
pFinted Cashm6res aud Mauslines as how as 1875
cents, watered A1paeas black and rolored, cebing
Cloths, and various other new fahries. Al more
elegant and varied assortment Of ladies dress goods
il is confidently believed was never exhibited in this
market | hope every lady wi do me thefavoF 10
call before purchasing feeling confident they will
not 50 away dissatisfied as ts prices. sc.
Harpers- Ferry Der 90 c. JOHNSON II
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FsRUIF AND oRNAafENTAE TREES.
s elairnleat Nursery, BslIimore,
FEARYEANp.

JUS Eala being The most successful giEne % n
more IsressIS Ant some 81 lny customers having
ets sapRasnled las, season On aeeoans Of fall
afS r. fnE rter q Peash can now IN 80 ~
tpsal tsssts shst ! hare fins TREES. with ~
esaslasfaoss scdrEien al new kinsfS-- q y
AiY9 = sos4 siocS Of Apples. Pears, -
Pms, 0esssIes. APrieeis. Necisriaes, Almonds,
s.;a WasEfiss Eegsanis sc, Sc, tAiry d forty
Vafieiles e. Eegtish GooseheFTies
oAA,fsf SNTIL TREES AND sHauEBkRY,
g slsao9s evefT description, DaAlia Ross. Roses
as1 a'ern tasase Plants, large seek / have
aeslat Up SattasaEd Apple Trees yheh viii he soa
= tsss a lAit ihe usual price on aecouat az being
sasae9Haat eff4aed Incst Of which liz stasing and
pEagtr rfnrislsz, would make gnod Trees
fsfders eaa 43sisit with KEYES & EEkRSI.EYs
ftesylwa e. addressed 10 The Subscriber Balls
tasfe, ia. Catalogues sent gratis.
WM. CORSE
tiRilsGlcses Narsnaf,rF e 1871 --ef
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Fancy GaoaIs.

A LARGE lot of ladies' ard gents white, black
II and colored Kid and silk Gloves ofevery size
and best make; Ladies black silk Mus, OF best and
medium quality rich, sash, neck and bonnet Rib
hons splendid French worked, in Capes inside,
Collars; Hankercbiefs, Sleeves, cuffs. &c. Also,
large stock ot Cambria and Swiss Edgings and
IHseftings some very superior Swiss Mouslins,
plain and Il, urej Jaconef, plaid and striped Nus
liGs, Cap Nettsl + bbon Tabs, bonnet Innings, &c
All afwhieh win Ne sod'ytry low
Itafpers- Ferry, Oct 3d. G. JOHNSON. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
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nRIESENT 10 tasir Virginia tffsna, ann M;
il T1hlis seaefallF espiensid Ieosigfies whi:h
WILDE dfaHa 10 N9venfhsr; ard thass who a-e e
need af goaa rfize uSll iind III Ansel q CO IN.
greatdsi pIizs sellers 10 the United Ssaies. Arepg
re large prizes sold lately Ras one wi $50 e9A NJ
Kanasrha coEaty, Na.s 20 Geo to AiheInarls :,
5 900 to King s QnesD county; 7lB0O 10 Mbb,as
countF: saco 10 Winchester; oea ana f1oo i
Rockingham eauntE; 1869, os 1850 snd 1850 q
sAepandoah ce1nfyi besides m1ny az smaller e.
nomiEation.
LOOK OUT FOR N0VFMBERs
capi.ai Psise $40 geo; 7Ja97 4oOO; 2eco; 1850
T n ss So; hslye. $50; qsnr.er. Us c.r-
tidsase Of Packages u IS whole Tickets SEQ IS
halses $50; % quarters IS.
No1gm5er 22nd
CAPITAL Prizes Of SO 900; 8 of3.cao; 8 otl,Tso
5es SEQ; 20 of esq.
TEXTS si0s baTes 5; quarters 50; eighihs ,s5.
Certificate Ell Psekage Of g5 afhoie I'scksts
sac IS halves 10; a5 qaarteTs's5; IS cighibs
1850
lorent5sr GOA.
eaatal Prizr $50 600 7.booi 5.oopi $500; 1900;
% prizes OF 80.
TiekSs $40; haivSs s quarters ? 10; eiyhihs es
Cattidcate ot package of IS whole Tickets $3.50;
IS Halves S65; % quarters Ss5 e; s5 eigtths l6, 5
R-ocss5er 29ih
The mammoth Lottery Of the month will is
dawn On ne salh. Capital prize 10, COO. 1000
90 eob II $50; q prices offs Oooi - Of $500; 100
Of 2.GOO 100 Of 1000
Tickets $50; halves 10 quarters 8; eiyhths 9 80
Certificate Of packages ii 26 whole TicketsS3Go
&c Halves 1907 36 quarters 10; Is eigh,hs 81 So
Er All orders strictly eondlential and the printed
oaical drawing viii be sent as soon as the Lottery
is dawn
f All prizes pail by Us at sight, In gold Or
hankAble money
Eg- Far COED Prisst and prorspt p4ymcrt,
Address, NJ ANSIsI. & CO,
Correr Of Baltimore asf Eight Ssrsefs,
November 10 1851. BtTMoas, Mr..