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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
Later from Mexico.

NEw-ORLEANS, Tuesday, New IS, 1851.
We have advices from the City OF Mexico one
week later.
Much excitement prevailed throughout the csun-
try on account of the Rio Grande Instruction.
A petition had been presented to Congress, signed
by SIX thousand artisans, against the passing of a
prohl5itory tariff.
Pronmciamentos had been issued at COrlova and
the other places.
The cholera was rapidly disappearing from Ma
zatlan.
The U. s. reyonue-cuiter Forward still remained
al Vera Cruz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.
pasSenuer. Smiled

IN st,omsbtp Canada 10, Lsr,rpool-T G.. de Quesads
Gillespie London FranclscOF. Y. Narney, Mrs. C,cE-
bum j Juan. Dlussett, DIR. Calssn. lsdy, child aud
servant r Merry Francis Adams NegYork, Nj. Fen
mel. NJ Young Leeds Dir COulthu1st, Yorkshire. fhos
Wiuslov Alexander Woods, Henry, blr Flood, England
Se,mnur Trcmenhelne do: DIR Gillespie, Mr. Holtcrd,
London Edmund Dwight. Boston Willis Benson, Can
ada Mr Levy. Quebec Capt Ross, do, A. horsS. ID
OIVnhant New-fork; h. A Flood and three children,
MI Bateman, Mr. Mansfield. Mf Andreare LADY, and
three children; Mr Handy lady and two children; G.
Wl.on NJ phpess Wn Gubbon, Mr. Reads, Mr. shaw
Mir Rattz Mr NaumaTk. b. Nsumark. DIR. Hal Mr
B,sssil Mr. Dawes Dit Mackay. G.. BALDWIN. lady and
child Quebec. Total, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

CHARLESTON, Monday, Nov. l..
COTToN sales to-day, 1926 bales at q. 0s.c. the
market is stiff, and fun prices are obtained.
CHARLESTON, Tuesday. Nov. Is.
CoTrON continues IN good demand 1000 bales
sold at 6 as,c. The market IS firm, and prlces.yery
full.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. II, 1851
The sales Of CoTToN to-day were 1000 bales ut
7ic for Middling Fair and Slaslc for Far. RIO
CoFFE :, 900 bags sold al Sdsac. WHISKY Is AZ 2Oic
RICE IS dull az So 5Oa$3 62, the market beng
ayerStocked.
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FROM THE ISTHMUS.
Movements Of Steamers.

The Mail steamship California, Capt. 1.
4. Pu6d, arrived at Panama at about O'Clock on
Sunday morning. the Cd inst, from san Francisco
whence She sailed on the morning of the 18Th uit,
thus making the trip down IN eighteen days actual
time She brought down some $50 passengers, anu
81 100000 IN gold dust.
The California anchored 1t about IL o'clock on
suuday-the gold dust was discharged and landed oy
the contractor, Mi Schessinger IN his fine launches
bv o'clock Il nighi--Mr. Ellsworth, with the as
sis;ance of the gentlemen in bis Office. rewelghed
and boxed II by O'clock IN the morning-0y seven
TIE Nessrs Hurtado had every mule load OF II out
side the CITY walls, on Its way 10 Cruces
The New Orleans and North America 4ei' on ZIG
IAN full of passengers. The New Orleans arrived
on the 30 inst, beng detained by stopping al can
Imam del sur. The North America put oacK 70 san
Francisco on account of NUT ny among her crew
Csnt Whiting the exceedingly popular comman-
dor q, the steamer Caroline has relieved capt bnaa
OF the California, who some months SINCE a2pIeu
for and has obtained at the nahos oil the COMPANY
temporary leave OF ABSENCE.
Revolutionary Movement-Outbreak lin 'he
Province of yeragua.
We learn from private source, that iet-
tiers have been received by me autnoflnss ot -
proyince Giving the particulars OF an oE'oTesA -
The Province OF NeIagua. As lar as We nave - -.
able 10 gather information, II appears thaI az ~ a.
has been made 10 supplant GOV Lucas AnSu IL us
authority. -, >o,,h headed
bv former Governor or Governor pro TEN. o. W
proyInce ard Who had aroused the people mo -.
and equipped them. Gov. AnsuIa mas i@isea 49,
IIOOmel ron Tablas, Parta and Naia, snd on w
97th ult. went out 10 meet the insurseI,s re al
frirs and shouting and noise were hesro u wy
rectIon taken by Gov. Ansula, ou' hoAhl's
was leaned. ,a.r, rar,a
The outbreak commenced or the ssd uiI. = iarge
reward Vas ofiered Tor the leader OF the revoulioh
nry moyeuen, whether taken oea1 OF ane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
WEST INDIES.
From Jamaica.

KINGSTON, Oct. 30.-Accounts from the
country represent the Pimento crop as being full
average one notwithstanding that the yield IN the
PARISH of ST. Elizabeth has been rather under what 1t
was expected TO be. The Coffee crop IN that parish
however, VIII, It is said, be more than usually
abundant.
The autumnal rams are general From all parts
Of the country we hear OF continuous and teTtllzng
showers.
But little business has been done in the Produce
mn rkef
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Arrival OF the Isabel at Charleston. from
Havana.
CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Nov. Is, 1851.
The Steamship Isabel, from Havana, is below, but
We cannot get her mails until the morning, as she
broke her pston-rod early this morning, and is total
" disabled She is in tow of a steamer which fell in
with her
Her news is anticipated by the Georgia.
TE1 Trjb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
LOUISIANA.
Failure in New-0-leans,

NRw.ORLEANs, Tuesday, Nov. 49, 1871.
MeSsrs. William B. Partee & Co., who recently
failed in this city, have filed their schedule IN Court
1t fixes their liabilities at $i2 us. and assets at
S3sl7I Their losses are estimated at S)2, 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
sy Telegraph 70 the New-Ysrk Tribune.
NETWORK.
The State Elections.

ALBANY. Wednesday. Nov. -, 1851.
AnelTor m the ballots cast tor Justice Of the
supreme Court IN Fulton County will probably
give the certificate 10 James, Wing. as Justice OF
the IVta Judicial District
The apparent majority for Allen the Opposition
candidate is 81. In Fulton County, however,
l,s60 votes are gwen Tor Allen TOR Judge Of The
Superior Court, while only 236 are returned for
him for Justice Of the Superior Court
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nv TELEGRAPH.

CHAIR ESTON, Nov. l7--Ar steamer Marion, bark
BENTON b1g GOtha aud scir LOUISIANA New-fofki bark
Harriet Frances Bath Me.
Cid bark Sumpter, Hoston . .
Nor lS-Cld schr Ehefse, New-fork.
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AND


BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov. -, 1851
Our Firemen are out IN great force, marching and
unter.marching, receiving strangers &c. There
are Is visiting companies and delegations IN the
City, and the procession will be very grand Fosr-
teen fun bands OF music are engaged.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Connterfeiter Convicted.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Nov. 49, 1851
In the L. ). District Court, to-day, WIN Sheppler
was convicted of countefeting L. ). com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
financial.
pAlLROAD, CITY and COUNTY
III u BONDS ENR AL Y Ne f.r s>ie Ialcz.

pAlLROAD, CITY and COUNTY
ItBoNDs EORsALE We offer FIR safe At tar rates.
the following Securities 4 he unicustcd character
l. $50 o03 CITY OF CINCINNATI. OHIO SIX
PER CENT. COUPON BONDS. payable ia New-Yast.
2. $4,000 ALLEGHENY CITY SIX PER CENT.
BONDS, Coupons payable VI New Yerk JsRusr I. ssd
July guaranteed by the Ohm snd PeaRsyivsns Railroad
Company
?. $50 00o ALBANY CITY SIX PER CENT. WA
TER LOAN BONDS
4 slO,oooCITY OF CovINGrON. (zy.. opposite the
Cy OF Cinci,nst,l SIX PER CENT. BONDS. guaran-
teed rs the Coyngton and Lexington Railroad Conp,av
s. $4,000 CITY or PORTSMOUTH. ONO. SEW
EN- PER CENT BONDS, gl,nteed by the S,sots and
Hooking VALLEY Railroad Company. Coupons PsTaos -.
New-Yoik January l, and July
6. $4,000 LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD SEVEN
PER CENT CONVERTIBLE BONDS. Coupons psys-
bic IN Ncwyor LIST Apnl and October
: $4,000 MADISON and INDI tNAPOfIS RAIL
ROAD SEVEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS
princip, and pas able New York with Coupons.
Januuy |. and Juyl.
g. $4,000 OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN
PER CENT. RAILROAD CoNvERTIBLE BONDS.
Coupons payable January I. and July /. IN New York.
. 10000 MICiuC AN SOUTHERN SEVEN PER
CERT RAILROAD COUPONS. ayable IN New-Yost
Novsmher I, and May l.
10 $4,000 CRAwFORDSvILLE and wAgAsR
RAILROAD COW ERTiBLE SEVEN PER CENT.
BONDS. Coupons pay able IA New-Nork December L. and
IL 100000 ROSS COUNTY. OHIO. SEVEN PER-
CENT BONDS, guaranteed BY the MrrletiA aad Cnca-
aau Railroad Company
The RAILROAD BONDS are secured N sks mo~S an
pie manner by Mortgage Deed Of Trust to sns~s
and resp.usble CITIZEN ot New yors With pswet In sss
Of default and sell line With all esWpmsnas
&c 20 money pay Of ntrress prsacpd-
The CITY and COUNTY BONDS 'ssaes. N s~<A
case. 81 Special Acts al the psope Lsgsstsss
granting full power for thst purpose, and direct Il
the people interested that vJte esns largely IN favor q
their ISSUE.
The lava under Which these Bonds created reeuss
the proper authorities 70 make . SPECIAL LEVY a
TAXEsto be SET APART exclusively foF the purpose d
meeting the accrung interest. asd slaally 10 rsksnS
the prcipai Which be- enforced through the Courts
Law should IL become necessary
These debts operate the nature OF mortgage - u
rsa and personal estates within ths C.sY and
County hnlts.
The New Constitution adopted By the peoris Of Ohio
hh absolutely the Of sg5 fsahed DAFT By Cosn-
TIES within its boundaries Ths wis prevent further
fssue securities OF this sort.
Printed Exhibits IA each can be had on appaoatse
A. our Office giving full and detailed lnorasoa 70 TIE
aasure o. sacn security New yort. Oct u. ls5l
N4NsLoW. LANIEk co. ~ Waii-0
DzawAiqIhtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
Receiprs of Produce

b. re FOT1h Rrer Bo1ts IFe5rcsdss[VsI oIl 90 -
70 de- WHISKY % GaS do Flour t9l do Beei ~ pass
Butter. 400 do Cheese. - bales WOOL. 'n sas" '''
g5iodo. Com, - rs55 do Whe,s ~ ~ JAW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Propos ed Re Mode of Trial
Repairs and supplies Restored 10 the Chief
Observation-Disclosures TO be Appointed by
the Chief. &C.
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pANK DEPARTMENT., Stateo New

ID York 90 ALBANY November IL. I85l-Ths WHITE
PLAINS BANK has tins day flied - this once notice ~
the appointment % bessrt PHELPS &sCOFEL Of me
CIV "a Anary as Agents for the redemption Of its cfce-
srog notes iCgether with a revocation OF the appoint
nenI OF Wilson Deend0ff Of he CITY Of Ssw-fofk n
amend lie sayeTal reatLg 70 incorporated banks
BeuA ing AsfCclato and Individual Bankers pissed
Apnl n, 1851 DAkIELB. ST JOHN, Superintendent
nI4
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nRAFTS-For any amount on sale, pay.
~ able IN any part Of the Critsd Kingdom prcsls and
Pscs ages Forwarded 70 sysr part a me word by IN:
4 Co.'S No. 10 NeB-st NJ no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

DACIFIC BANK, New 10TH, NOVeln-
II her H. 1881 The Pre-ideIi and Directors have de-
cared a DIVIDEND ofFOCk per cent i2' me 81 meaihs
.,9ng soth INST Which VIII he paid On shi after tle
~, L. neyt The nansfer books Will re closed from ziA
MT 10 Is, oror lncusIve. BY order Of the Board
"stDi CAMPBELL. Jr, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

NEW YORK, November |, lsol-
DOWERY BANK.-The President and
ID Directors have declared seui Annual DIVIDEND
Of FOUR PER CENT, psysbleto stockholders on and al
ter the 10Th INST 49,.
The Transfer Books will be closed non ths "a TON SO
inst lnclIlgiye BIZ order Of The Board.
nj s-s " @ BRADFORD. Cssller.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Judge Paine.
Ri.,xp hrofh, and Catherine has ,rfe. apst Francis
anNhs.-Io recover $1,000 damages Tor assault
N 's"ery' IN Mr.. b. severely beating Mrs X on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

7,h January last The parties are Germans, Al
were tenants Of dlfere1l paris 81 house No. p
Ist-st. The defense rs that Mrs. h. assaulted -
frrd. ut aud he used no force than nece
ssIy to defend himself Verdict for defendant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-11
NO EAenLLENcE WITHOUT LABOR

The education. moral and ';ntelleotualy ~
evoEy Individual must IL. ehieHy' ia. aS,,.
work How else eould il harmon tbat vonng
men. Who hare lad precisely mo sane m.
poftupi,iss shnnla ~ continSallv nresentin.
us with sueh aifrrcnt results and rushipS
to such opposite destinies9 Difference q
talent viii not solve it, because that differ
-cuceis very often in fayor Of the Disappointed
candidate.
You shall see issuing from the. walls Of the
sama collsgc-nay. sometimes from the bosom
oftlfe same family, two young men Of whom
the one shall be admitted to be a cenins of
high ORDER the other scarcely above tho
point Of mediecrity,; yet you shall see the
genius sinking and nerishinp in poyertv- Oh
Sn,r;,,, M 3.ra.ali,a,as.ne ,.t:la =. II.
49, :, ~ni.0 ~ :..e
ploddine rs Slow but suFe way up the bill
Of life, taining steadfast footing al every
step. aud mounting. at length. TO eminsncs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-11
POETRY.
rlle eEArLrNEss 81 pEATn.


Nho taat can feel the sen,leneSssaf death,
Ssee pct the lsveliness Of lifef and who,
bEsataias eoatent his natural loyons breath.
Could fan u feel ihat deaIk is nature ioo9
= 20 lul lhe alien foe his fears dictated
\ Tietsitss terror. heard but 10 Be hated.
O4e tee that was beloved Of all around.
AMI dyirg grasped flower of early xpgTas,
Ic Dirt beside her Il. the qatei ground,
Nhse every season shook lis varied wing
Lfs R4le aowef died with her bat soon rose oilers
Natfaaslea b. her sisters or btsihrgs
Isl sis;ers and her hFolheFs cane each day.
:Aad Numbered to behold The young fresh flowers
Liz Ehat Nhe held before she passed away
Narnei By ihe sum and cherished BY the showers
AaH they woeid moi believe The sweet birds sowing
E1I lElughl the fowerS about her grave STONE
gpging.
Ihsyssaiak-these flowers are offspring Of he same
i69t lies beside our sister underneath
And ult0 us as meSsenssrs they came III
From her, and We sests bind stem ID i. wreath.
To hRng amid ihs tew Sfai gtisit p purely
And. every spring win say--she livgtb surely.
So thps de u grew 10 tnera most holf sweet
A kfinger and taker OF all InYe--
.Tap iink 70 hat which lay beneathIiheir feet
The bond Of all thew looked thrifrom abuye.
His SettleucSs was on them ana his duty
Gays az their tntuIe lie Iedopbed beauty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-11
! fsRcT n n MINER.
VERIFY a. MILLER,

k-A ~ y = DBALEksIiN FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC Day GOODS, "a
P-snsglrekta Aseaae, 8lts-ssn ~ 4. ss& stsee,,
WASHINGTON, ID. q.
TT AVE inst FsiuIned on New York ana have
Ii ready ioFsaie i very Stock of Foreign
ana Domestic Eaaey and stsR.e Dsy Goods. which
We wIll.seil a a very Sa4als al eanee for cash
Persons visiis < Iieicgay are eaghasily fsqeesiei
ID give a ell sas ne are ndepased 10 sen as low
a gs9as can De beusht - 4aelSoFthefn cities
Ne Reue. N part Eas fellows
lU9lPIects kisR Gsase. kkpt. Bfoeade, Ehene,
Ghameeoa na- plasd Siks II IA sbe ntwesi styles
W ths seasaa ~ Eieegs da18fed Martslenes 10
pieces Black Lfra de RA5.e AH ws4shS is pisces
sPleHgid waief Paplfs, til aft is aasssi desirable
cpltISf caae negt stgae Fr4ne1 Moasiius; spiea-
ana CAshneets, EhsFesg AID tieFest pailsrus 100
piercspsain atG dstrdl I'll 9Isiyses De Lanes from
l2i etf NJ ISL psr yafsl; laEse STOCK of BLACK and
c2iure Ffeuch Netiaas; 25 pieces Parameao
Cia.hS; figured ana ptaIa Ef#aiae Clg,hs TOT sacks
and clpaGs; opposes AlFajas
SHAH rs
TaTkeri, Rich Cashmere. BaF STATE ara aIl or the
most desira5ie slgies ii s.,aFfs. large sock OF
Grape dis.o Oh ealoFs. ism @5sa SO; Fssises and
SGarist -
10 dIzsn French. worked t. C. H'tfs.; 100 doz.
bnF4eFk4 and hem stitched 9ol Worked Edsihss
AID l1seriings spien9id Eireaeh worked collars
cats phderseeveS, baads &C., while Goods Of
every Prescription black dad white Lace Falls
rtrp eisgast; black ajse n .i.e English SILK hose ;
lAfge $tbc& spun SIX 40. sa50Saz cotton htSe aiu
haH hise biaes white mis- II lead and mole eoleEs
III the best ulHka; I'D dig "a aad Short bacl2Ak
MHis;ls 66l Atg1aa4sfs Ieet Paris XII Gloves \
black t7hiie and epiofed II do It'll great paficfy.
NV HFema iafthGr anamE - 0nHecessagvr IS
oue std L in lAjs dpnatfnrnl lsflfi and caiHnIete
NOkiRNfNG CtO1DSI FL every deseripli1n.
81 I'll tees ulacA 4 aae4j Llpins best French
Blna4 slns, mourning In; hiaea CashmsFts md
Naa,7taBeS ls9slts6 and Haitian Grapes; Fei
(sEines. I fFaFt.tft n NT6IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-11
Ffsa lte Ptedmoas H,Rtg,l
Look 7.sL0FT.

When The tempest to-, vessel doth feafful!y ride,
Ger The dark rolling wave of The bi!lowy tide,
And lbs foam ofih4 waters break wildly on high,
Lock aia.!! look alf! is The mariners cry.
So yeyagcr over the oeean.of lille. Tslrifs,
Nv aen The elemelnff,s round thee shall rhnse in
An1 al cti9g's deep waters aboat thee shaft rise,
Letttts te Thy motto lock aott 10 the skies.
Though friends Should iorsake thee, aud fortune
SHOULD fail
Ana the Pail OF disaster thy prospects all veil
Ne. s'H s.s biscanrage those dark clouds Of night
Shat yalish away Al the dawning Of light
Lei The wild tempest rage and the stormy winds
uf6r;
Ana tie loud pcaliag thunder shake ocean below:
Yes sin grasp The helm with the pilots firm hand
4sad proudly taoal triumph aud safely shalt land
EEpIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-11

REMEABER THIS, Bors.--Will the young
men whose evenings are now spent Oh store
boxes and ether places Of idle resort, or in
ialsucSs even athoms, read and reflect upon
the foaowipgl
Il Isarnsdi grammar" said Vim. Corbett,
Who became IN eminent printer and writer,
when wasaa private soldier on sixpence q
dav The re Of my guard bed was my
seat ID STUDY, 10. my knapsack was my book
case asa 4 lizard lying Oil my lap was my
desk. i hid TO moneys ~ buy candles or
oil "a winter il was rarely that Fcould get
any ISht but that OF the FIRE. and only my
turn avsb atlthat To buy pen or sheet
oil paEser I .xSs compelled to forego a portion
&c food. though IN state Of starvation. /
hsl nty nnoiaent at that tine that I could call
nv osn. eEd bad to read and write amid
tadking-siagiag, whistling and bawling Of al
least Laif score Of the most thoughtless 81
utea. aud that too, 10 hours Of freedom from
control Aid 1 say, if I. under eircum
staucss like these. could encounter and over
esne the task, can there be IN the whole
woTld, 4 youth who can find excuse, for non
perfcgrsnre9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-11
WM. STBLER & BROTHER,
wholesale and Retail
DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS.

EatF1a1 efgfCfs .RffkuSaEfft1, va,
ID EsPEcTruLLY Iaibsea their frIes,4s sn,l he
h ppbiic. that tAey hare - hand and viii cum
sinne 70 kesp a large sioek'of DRUGS. cHEAfI-
NtSHESs WINDOW GLASS. g.. tegethef xish
4 great variety Of other GOODS suisst4e Tor Tie
e8aflsy tfs5e al q Witch thy are prepared sell
On sss6rasIs terms.
Their slant gre Is % fafEish aFtfeles sliat may
he relis4 a.,on as hrias of he hess qsalisY. uat
with this sieS they gianasaetaFe maay asgleies
which aresltable q adulsgratttn.
Phgsieiabs, ssoug'sy Merchants prigtie fatHii.
fes and Iadiviiial fasoflng hem wiih their or
ders Ahai hasc ssir best syrts p gise ihsfa salts
faction.
White Lead. pnle aEd sxlfa; eoieea q all Sind-,
dfy Or gsoaad il Oil; Artists colofs Blakes
patent File Proof Paint Bas@sl'e d., q sepefigf
article.
Linaeca Boiied do; PHlent Paiat TO-; Pore
Spenu; S5taK; Taasrfs; yIpler Strained Lard
Whale; Neal.tooS: 0l.sc &
PslRNIS4fES So
Farniiar-; CoatR; C3iofless Coach Picture
floslpg t1aisk-I 3. itss shie; JsFan sc.
N BINDOG GLASS
m 10 81 :: u Yataot, ~6fahds Rcdfugd
cfown do. extra taicgi a@iffegalaF 4es obtaiase
al tie sheS'sst npiie.
fDRUGGIs7.s GLdSsHIRE.
HttsiisAsI Receiver ptta aiid ututaeed TEST
Tabes Geadasled Measures Gass striuee1
Cappiag Gia>ses; Pseeip3aaiag JatSi NaFsery
Bslllsz5; rhysieisns, Saddle bags yial4 W al.
eKrAE9srtBg
Msaiciee Chests Safg oas instruments Sup
paetr. Saeuiaer Braces sc
Agenis tor i.aadrtths warranted Gataen SegfAi
Osg PodS ctaligpguei SaHAs Syarsapafilifi Bal5fi
fOen-vndsi sNaynes syup II Witt Cherry
Agre'sGhegrt PeelsFal. g., 6te. EaslisA French
aud American i'erfunlefy.
September 70 1851. 49,.
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XcHasGE BlSK OF
sssxnssw ETEEEEss & Co,
= ~ 49, - - ~ III
" AsniScTos, y

Yxyr4r nn5resi,nsd resaeesfaily ANNOUNCE that
i they have formed eo~paHnership g Trans =
general Banking aai Exchange hlssii.ess U th,s
e;tY. under The li1n Of SEEDEA4 NIIiERS y
60. aud ase prepared % deal TIL
Eslriga aas Dsasssis Etetaagsss sasE- I'tats i'9
sxssy, Nsf3s t-efI;6sases II Ilesass1f L1tsegs ef
cne.st, Bgak Ngsss aass C9ta
we undertake 10 make collceliens and promptly
ii rs,sss the proceeds 10 any desgaed point within
81 sishns, he Union.
Nh. Witltaa seLpsS amesnefr oa the aFm aua
ior saaRs wears past. The Itasisser II sAs dsNea
s WiIl give hisearefal Hsgs0fHa! asieniian ~ ~
Ilysaae;sl business which W NAY e rssspsnysa ~
tfaaac viii ~ olshs Departments q ~ eioFefa-
meags
-Tae Lnsiaess which orr employers nay .Tessise
rs Is ss7irsact wisl K caudncted sviA neeiity aba
pz0n Sl1ce, and upon The useSt rgasi.noie terms
wILEsAAfeSEEDEN,
Late TsseesassS e. Lse q. 81
JOHN WIFHEaS
or AsxasafTa, Va.
r. W. LATHAM
or tVasssastes, D. G.
L. P. BAYNE.
washington. Dec. 8. lsso--If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-11
i WELL IMPROVED FARM
FOR SHE.

T OFFER Il pirate. sale he FAR MEupon which
j. reside sitaaifd atoai foer alisgs northwest Of
cbAFlestown JftfsFso8 coaniy, Va..at loinias the
lapta< III W =. Washington r. W0yahhastan Geo
L. Washington and oilers. ard esatainiag about
260 4 CIR s OF q md,
thfry az which are in timber ihe balaaee in ara tie
land divided into nine ieds, all aacsr good fencing,
Iaostlk post AID eap-fence.
TIE improvements eeDsist Of lalg9. convenient
AFsA ard newly Iuih Dwelling. containing
E,sSS4 seven roau1s with cellars grdeF Ihe Wide
go. -staose hease, ice house. sefyaRss' hUas-
--AAk5 es sabli gs corn h0uses and q large grana.
IN divided il.la g4rHeFs. capahlc eli Aaleirg 2C00
bashess At wheat All ihe buildings NECESSARY tcs
tie tQnfiagi and convenience 81 family have been
erected within f3w years naslsaRa arid inlsuad re-
paifs Thele is upon tic farm variety 8f CHOICE
frait kgiseted tEc te best ElrsSTits anJ most of
theT1 NOW hearing, VIZ apples peaeaes, cherries,
asfctstS ptuias. &c. Tie lard has been farm d
exclhliselv with view 10 lis tmpfaysfDegt clover
and plaster has bern freely used andi1is bow in a
dae STATE of cultivation Tue w iaeitsEssF asd Pc
ton ~ RailFoad a miles 9issalt audiHe baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad miles distant efer great "a
cfi,&es E,r tae trans ogaion oil The nfdhEe Of the
farm either the Baltimore District markets.
The HafTers Ferry aud Smi hfield Turnpike az.
ie-ds a gpol and safe route 10 ChagldscNn al ali
seasons Of the yeaf. H.
rs i1c2'i5a will compare fagorablYFwiih thai of
any farm in @be reuHty 81 JCGsrson.I as regards
health societf teftty o. soil or iaeftlteS 10 mar
kei. Persons wishng1o parehasc Laird. wcll inn
provch with ererE thag u aaL1 aFe Eeehcsted y
tah hbd view The Plemi~es.
F4r terms apPfY 10 he subscriber, living unon
ihe premises, ef ii III letter addressed Charles
towd. Il. G. McP4E EHsOS.