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Loss of the Ship George Brotpn.-Foregn papers
by the Humboldt state that the ship George Brown,
of Baltimore, had been lost in the China seas. Her
| crew were saved.
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A Esilsvs.-A. J. Smith & Co, Of Newark,
Ohio. recently failed for $500, 0OO The senior
psrssss of the concern slopsd for parts unknown.
Il vss . swindling affair.
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Fashionable Clothing.

AttoAeeOAssSOse IeUtNtNSs
THOMPSON 81 NIXON,
NO. 10 CAMP STREET,
1 Have received Winfield such
q render It complete assormen. of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING aud FURNIsHING GOODS,
comprising
CLOAkS. Of Black French Cloth, &,4 q, and full circle
OVER COATS, of various qualities and all the newest
DRESS COATS. of Black French Cloth. various qualities
FROCK COATS, of Black and coored Cloths.
BUSINESS COATS, of Back and eolored Cloths, Drab
and mixed Cashmere.
PANTALOON3, Of Blstk and fancy Doeskn and Cassi-
VESTS of Cashmere. Satin, Wooden Velvet. Black aud
fancy Silks and White Mar'sles, single and double
SHIRTS, of fine Linen and Linen Bosoml
HOSIERY. Of Shsker Flannels, Merno. Cashmere, Silk
and Cotton
Dotf
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Marine Disaster.--The schooner J. A. Bayard
arrived at Boston, on the 9Th instant, reports on
the Sd instant, between the Highlands and Nanset,
Light, fell in with The schooner Grape, from Bath
for Boston, leaky, and with both masts cut away
and her deck load hove overheard. The crew, SIX
in number, were all badly frost bitten, and were
taken off and brought 10 that port William E.
Doane, aged ten years, passenger in the Grape
died from exposure on the ID instant
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Poisoned By Mistaks.-An infant son of Mr..
James H. Hoyt, in Jersey, was killed on last
Wednesday week by swallowing some hartshorn
liniment The domestic in whose charge the child
was left had been instructed to apply the liniment
externally, for the relief ola cold blu, she ignorany
administered It internally.
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F'remen's Riot-A disgraceiul riot occurred al
Philadelphia on the 9Th instant, between the
Northern Liberties and Lafayette Hose Compa
MES. Several of the parties were arrested.
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Steamboat Lost.-The steamer St. Matthew was
sunk, a few days ago, near Daren, Ga. She is q
total loss.
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ADJUSTMENTS. This Evening
ORLEANs THRATRK-Charles vi.
fLAcrpRs VARIETIES = Paul PryJudsment Of Paris =
La Msja de SeviIla-Post of Honor.
Ar. CpAuLRs THrArRr-Cstarina- Roland for an Oliver
Lend me Five Shiiings.
DAN RIcs's CRcus. st. Charles street-Equesnan Per-
forman0e.
erorRs's EUROPEAN CIRcus corner of st. Charles and
Poydns aresss-Eouesxsn Performance.
~ a. advertisements on third page.
8, Of + 80. Meetings This Evening.
HAsnoNY DIVISION No. Is meets ut O'Clock. at Crysta
Fount Hall, 222 Tchouptouas street.
Daughters of Temperance.
OLIVE BRANCH UNION No. meets this afternoon, at half
. O'Clock, in Good Hope Chapel. Aisiess
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NeU ost.cGce.-The Postmaster. General has
established postofiice at Iverson, Bienvie
Parsh, and appointed J. Mcdowell Postmaster.
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Our Prospects,

w IRE obliged to the steamer ST. Louis for late
papem from that city.
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Mayoraity of New Orleans,
DFCEMRRR IN 1871

COUNCIL OF MUYIcIPALITY No. Two,
Sitting OF Tuesday, December 9, ISL
Y ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized
and request d. after giving days notice in the Off
cal paper to sell public auction the contract for repairing
the Dredge boat agresaby the specifications 10 lie fur
nhed by the Surveyor, and put,hed with said notice An
bids will he subj TO the approval Of the Council.
[Signedl JAMEs ii. Caldwell, President.
Approved December l3, le5l. .
[SignedJ A. d. CRossmAN, Mayor
True COPY III, BIER Clerk
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- STEAMBOAT - \
D e Pa RTU n h 3.


December. Sfssmer CavtasS. HouS. Dsshnaaon
Monty is, SAXON, Estes, o'clock prsneeen
l.. WHITMAN, AndrewssS s'clasf -.. .Csnef""aa
Dr. HATEY Wilson, O'Clock. Coat and LVoa'cns
HECLA Lotwick, ocisck. Fort Adons
LEXINGTON, Maher, O'Clock Lsusp'ae
CALIFORNIA, Ensga o'clock 80, an o,,s'
CADDO. Dimisry, 9 O'Clock Do"'..s ;, .
ATLANTIC, Bofugar. o'clock 's oa.
COLUMBUS Post O'Clock. ISL LOUIS
. GEN LANE, Mckee, o'clock. IN nus htpeT
d, .. MOsBY, Power. o'cscf $685. fa-oo Hrer
Tue,, Is MAGNOLIA Thonasson, O'Clock .b icksbnTg
PRINCESS NO. I, Hsmss5 sciock Men Cartilage
-" NEW LArONA, Landry,s o'clock bayou sarn
+. ST. LOUIS, Taylor, socscf.. ...st Louis
Bee Bers shire. O'Clock -....-'. Hsd h'utr
CASPIAN, Dunn, O'Clock Red Rirsr
FLORIDA. Giberson. O'Clock. Mobile
UNCLE sAM, Van Duseo, O'Clock. -. 49,. Louisville
CLEONA, villa o'clock. ..Yazoo hirsr
Q. W. DOWNS, svizer. o'clock. .oasehiia
BARANAC. Shaw s o'clock ..B assrias
=" STORM, Watts O'clock -. ouaesia
j. MORRlssETT, Kercheva, O'Clock. .NashrsHs
J. W. RABUN. Hoffman. S O'Clock .<Hakapas
CORA No. Keeling, O'Clock. 0naehita h.s
NEW WORLD. L. Moore, O'Clock. ...-.. olaehta
wsayl7, BULLETIN No. = Church, O'Clock .hsmpe"
+" CATARACT, Gould, o'clock .Sf' Lo."
MOBILE, Pest, s'eeck.
j. 7. boswell, Cathcar. 10 s'ci'cf- 'hati'
LENORA, Duncan. 10 o'cack...-. ..Corsngto"
ST. CHARLEs Apologize, O'Clock. Bayou Sara
Gypsy Urn, o'clock. .-.6dyou sara
CHEROKEE, MiIiksn, o'clock. Tennesses Riser
Thur l. NARY FOLEY Dsisrs' Laf'reA'
EMPIRE Msskn,5 O'Clock Louisville
Trd, le ST. JAMES, Phslps O'Clock pictsburs
SAT-, 90 RbCKAwAY No. ., Pierce, o'clock memphis
81 CATHARlNE HAYES. Branienburg, S ..Whie Rirer
MUSIC, sssck. s'ciock. Doraldsonpia
r D. WHITE, Butler, scecr. .Wilinusspor
GLENDY BURKE, White, o'clock. .Yiessburs
NATCHEz No. Z, Leathers, o'clock Hard Times
suny u. MEXICO. Place, .'cisck Gal'ssso,
WsdvM G. WATKINS, Frost, 5o'csck- Memphis
GEO. COLLIER Goslee, O'Clock M ernphis
sasy ~. GEN. snapp O'clock Memphis
sun'y 70. LouisIANA. Forbes O'Clock dal'ssion
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vim Edison and the Buckeye Girl; the pig with
five legs and the calf with no legs, have all
drawn their crowds and realized their profit
Now, we have Kossuth and Lola Monies.
This certainly is most singular conjunction of
names. hero fresh from glorious struggle, a
courtesan lately come from licentious anors; a
patriot painting from unsuccessful but honorable
contest, an Amazon recently notorious in rowdy-
ism from the Bouevards of Paris; a statesman
full of "cunnng wisdom" and winning eloquence,
prostitute worn out in "the graces" of her
calling Let the contrast stand.
To the idle mob of New York, the demonstra.
ton" folks, Kossuth is topic of excitement, and
Lola Monies as we'll We do not uudervalue
public opinion; but the mob fragment, which has
nothing but excitement to rouse its torpidity OF
feed its morbid cravings, which forces public
demonstrations and rejoices in their convenient
refuge from ennui or ready food for unrea sonable
uproar, really puts things in pitifnl light, ant
thereby breaches a fcrcibls lesson of well.rea
, soned judgment. The Hungarian patriot and the
Bavaran prostitute mentioned in the same breath
If the popular sentiment of New York SO orders it
New York is verging on struggle with very bat
social elements. Lola Monies comes to dance t,
gaping crowds; Kossuth to plead for freedom
| to his native land and they both create tire
mendous excitement! Was there ever more VIC
lent mockery, a more bitter sarcasm, upon Re
publicanism
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marrieds
On Saturday. the 18th nst at Christ Church. by the Raw
pfs Neville. Nj, GLyNpY BukKH and Mis- Anna HOOK
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BUREAU DU CONTROLLEUR MUEICIPALIrE No. DHUX,
NOuvele- Orleans Is Decembre lc5l.

NOuyee-CTleans 10 Decembre lcol.
A Wis est par lie present dome que SAMEDl, Ie
vingteme Jour de necsmbre prochan midi, i'sdju.
ge az Plus o,ant eGehefsseur. e reve
Do premier Jour de jsnve 1853 unems Jour De
%sx ia Ct s1 aes o de- Nussn sn
es rendu sequeeur ia yene gn i9 en- etc fave ls Ter
TsR%Es 1T Cosplrlosse sfms gu ado dcatars
a se em If i. e, seen
eins sgen dc "a part dn dit lemer adiudicstare
rs.adiadiosOn d. ite March qsqn ace dit Mach soii
asug psronnc responsible, ournira biIets
s TO- IL meis, pa premier jour de Jsuver ls5S
ssra tenn spss en- favour de Ia te Munie
.on sHs de es lie % a qua defiant
dot De sai.lr provoromsnt les dos ains hypoiaues ii
Sc auss aux performances mainensnt exanes
ans az Ssss sI ISpnont ers suhssqusmen pa rea
nanr.ns o,,sn. 4 AR9 H1s. L,AaYEr. Consrseur
MOSES ": yENKS vs. Steamboat EMPEROR...M
me Omsa states Ofs 5 Court Eastern District
N obedience to the command of an admiralty
warrant to me directed in the above entitled suit have
sIyed and into my possession taken the steamboat EN-
Do hereby cite and admonR the or OWNERS a there
or ana all and every other person or persons having
Be- and sgpsaT Il District co9r Of the United siates
a.f soS St Ssw
to sh0E cause 4 any they have or why the said
y g. Marsha's Office Eastern District of Louisiana. New
nzoam,. WIN. r. SCOTT. U s. Marshal,
dl2,a29 81 Eastern District Of Louisiana.
r ICE AND GUNNY BAGS-Just received
as -s ~ BHR iii GIir91y e. soss 81 Common st.
FIRE ri !. CRACKERs-lOOO boxes No. /, for
dl5 ' y a. D. eRleFF r. co. IS. 40 and "a Ola rsvs.
A LIE AND CIDER-Taylor's Albany and Vas
ais g. sssSa fsf ID L :s: BY
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VeaUS from LeightO2s,S !!

.NeaUS from LeightOM'S!
MUST RECEIVEED. IN
Embroidered CAMBRIA sHIRTS...... at Lsightou'si
FINE SHIRTS for 81 So .............a Leishon'sI II
Superb CRAVATS and SCARFS.. mt heighon's II II
UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS ..... at Leighon'si!ilt
tOU HALF HOSE Leighon'sl!l!l
The "KOSsUTH WRAPPER" ....at Leighton'sll,iili
Russell and Napoleon TIES at Lsghton'siiti
DRESSING RoBEs for 50 25 at Leighon's mum
few elegant soiREE vEsTS"..a leighton, lil.ilin
raent ALPACA Leighon's tiilIiiiN
Cuba Tbury aud Line GLOvEs.. Leshtons lllltlli!
And the novelties Of the in
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
which are jus, out in Paris, London and NewYork
L Il q Fl Il MS
First Premium Shirt and Gsn,snsn's Furnishing Store,
NO. 8 ROYAL STREET.
Manulacory No 10 Park Place, NewYcrk. ds 62peod
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YOu rHS', BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
CLOt III ing,

The subscribers choice
YOUTHS Boys and Chdren CLOTHING, uparo any ofsr
IN this Market manufactured expressly for the trade
house 81 William street NewYotk and which or edrced
prices. lola 3mspl F. FABRE & co. % Ma gsEine
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I ~ MAy0RALTY OF NEw ORLEANS. Dec. 10, 1851.
| NOTICE is hereby given ia virtue of the above
- resolution thu will sell at my Office. on MONDAY
the 9th January 1859 at Il O'Clock the lowest bidder
tn contract for repairing the boat agrsaby 10 tbs
| specifications TO be furnished by the Surveyor.
| dis A. d. CRnssaAs N1avo,
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gbe Daily Crescent.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF tho Council Of tho Sseossd Municipality
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
rHE7sEcREr OF SUCCESS.


/ What. is litl In this country, among
people wholare equally protected and en-
bouraged, titles in the steady pursuit Of I'M
telligenee, Industry, temperance and frugah4
ty So far is outward comfort and compc-
teneeg constitute wealth, there is but frac-
tion of society who may not possess 1t, if
each viii but turn his hand and brain to the
vocation for which his instinctFand capacity
most fit him If the great fortunes which
SO dazzle tho mis-, judging poor, be analyzedJE
they win BID found, in nearly ninety nine Of
the hundred eases, to have sprung and ma
tured froaa calm, patient and simple toll
toll which had an endurance and faith be-
hind, and BIB object and hope before it. So,
too, with shecess in whatever man seeks To
accomplish Il clown may stumble upon :
SPLENDID discovery in art or science, but
fixed general law provides that high achieve
ment shall require profound and ceaseless
labor. The price Of success, except in isols-
ted cases, III the deyotiono of ones life. He
H is fool who trusts to any dream for posses
sion OF advancement, unless he connects
with it theprudent exercise of his own ener-
ry and Judgment. The little spring in the
] mountain rock, becomes d brook aswide
/ rolling riYer and part of the fathomless
A ocean, simply by pushing steadily and brave
Ei~ly forward I-Nete Yorker. Ei4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
National Loan Fund Life Assurance
Society CT London.
General Agents. 0fIice, II WalI street, !
New Yufk, November III 1850


New York November ], 1850
NOTICE -5-I. parsnance Of resolution Of Ihe
u Board Of Directors lhe hitherto existing mode
Of loans u pqe. BALI or sYothirds ofihe common an
nnai premiums paid by The Insured sdiscontinued,
In reference 10 fdliries 10 BE- hereafter granted
And,lhe Board have introduced the follpwing new
and favorable syssem Of loans Tor the future, viz
party asuTed for the whole term Of life may at
any tim b5rfcW one-haiI lhe amount OF annual pres
MUM without note security o. deposite policy
and Il emitted + division Of profits
lie mag al Rny Time surrender his policy, and
receiyc back as value thereof hall the gross
Auln paid BY him IN annaai common premiums
This new fern ii loan applies only u Policies here
afer to he fssned
A party already insured for whole lile may, on
payment W small suaa cOnYerthis insurance into
: new policy npOh the lean system now introduced.
Pafies'aiready insured and entiilel to two
third loan are not shat out from ID third loan,
&c shey pEsder Il, upon The terms stated in the So
cietys pamphlets.
parry may. at moderate annual premium, in
sure for iie ard II he survive 10 reach The age Of
90 years The fall spnf insured up to Sf5 900, will
be paid 10 him, or, n he dies before reaching that
age the full sum insured will be paid ID his family
or legal representatives.
AGrfse DiREcroas FeR NOVEMBER.
@. Is. HAIRCUT, Chairman.
J. j Palmer, Henry Ludlam
s. s. Rowland Robert G. Dillon,
VIM Van Hook J. X Rodgers, n. D.
J. LEANDER STARR. General Agent
d. w. HERBERT,
agent for .Ieeu0a Comfy
Dec ~ te50--3m. ~
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While We are permitting Great Britain 10
food this cohntry with her goods, az the
expense Of oilr own Industrial pursuits, and
while, with dsery ship load, We aare singing
such vociferdus Hosannahs 70 free trade %
qnite 10 drown the eroans and complaints Of
orr bersared artisans, Gr<at Britain rsoip-
rpcates by adaty Of three sIIillings sterling
per pound, or about $500 per hogshend, on
American tobacco Al correspondent 81 The
National Inlelligeneer sayss- according to
the table accompanying the Report Of the Sc
eretary Of the Treasury, the exports Of to-
baceo for the year ending July l, 1850
amounted td,l0l,s hogsheads, valued &
IS. SO4.2 a7. OF thess II 947 hokshcads
were exported to Great Britain, the value u
which IS put down az 81 III GOO. The duty
- a-s4A ls,stSis, lessss ithsss shiIlings sier,
I ling per pound, or about $500 per hogshehd,
that country collected and viii collect, when
/ the whole is taken out OF bond for consump-
ton Sl7,556,60O, which sum is about the
annual revenue the kingdom derives freiA
the daty levied on a portion Of the products
Of some half dozen States in this Union: -
| THIS as free trade IN Great Bgifqfa! 81
u fI2ieAmoRa Repa6licaFfs
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SHIPS CAMBOON.
new FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

-ErTE have opened rery large stock OF NEHr
NV FAIL AND HIN1'ERs G00f,Ss which
has been selected with much care and viii Be sold
q very low prices y Wename IN part the follow
ing beautiful Dwkss Coos:
RteA Broeade and other Dress silks;
Fancy Ceinred French Satin;
Plain and Figured Frcprh Cashmeres;
~ Meuslin de LANES
Is Apaeeas. all eoloFs;
MerincSs. all shades and colers;
Canton Clo,hs with many other beautiful Dress
: Goods, which will Be sofa AZ he lowest prices.
SHAHLSs
VERY large sock Of Long and Square Shawls
sofic beautifaf styles and very cheap
White ana Scarlsf Canton Grape ShawlS;
BoxNErs-- White md DafksSsraw Bpunets, with
al de- new SYKES a Ronnel Trimmings
Ro6nei silks and Satins;
Nelreis Cut and uncnt. with general as
sartr,fSt ef &f9ilinerr Gaaas which shall he sold
Low. WM- ANDkkSON 2 W
HafdtrsFclfy Oct 25, 1850.
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POETRY.
sABBATM RVkNING.
BIZ GEORGE .. raENrIcE

BIZ GEORGE p rREN1EcE
IRIS holy time. The eveAi1g shade
Steals with soft control
Der nature, as thonghf oAheaten
steals DER the human SOD
And every ray from y0nder We,
Ard every drop d FALLING dtws
seem 10 bring doyAi0 huntpwoes
From heaven message q tpose
C'er Won tall rock The solemk lreess N
A shadoMy group incline
Like gentle nuns ID sorrow bowed
Around their holy shrine
And DER Them now The night wind blow.
So calm and still, the muSic-low
= Seems The mysterious voiee Of prayer
j Soft echoed on The evening air.
The uais,s. like incense d "a the earth.
Rise % God bcloss - e
And Ger the waters move as erst
The Holy Spirit mored;
+ The torrents voice, the waves low hymn.
Seem the far notes OF seraphim, lg
And all earth's thousand voices raise
Their song Of worship. love and praise.
The gentle sisterhood Of flowers,
Bend low their lovely eyes,
Or gaze through trembling tears Of dew
UP 10 the holy skies
And Ihc'pure stars come out above
Like sweet and holy things Of love-
Bright signals in the ETHEREAL dome
To guide the PARED spirit home.
There is a spirit Of blessedness
In air and earth and heaven,
And nature wears the blessed look
Ola young saint forgiven;
Oh, who at such an hour OF love,
Can gaze on all around, above,
And not kneel down upon the sod
With natures sell toworship God.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
Blessings Oyster Saloon.

Ohm 8. BLESSING returns his sincere
- ihankslto the public for past favors, and takes
this method OF informing them that he is again
prepared ID serve up OYSTERS in any manner
ITO their li4ing He will furnish gentlemen with
Oyster Shippers i'd the best manner and at the
shortest nokice. All who visit his Saloon shall be
accommodated in The best style and with prompt
aud polite attention He receives his Oysters frssk
frcua Baltimore every day.
to Private families Or parties furnished with
Oysiers bYBthe Can or otherwise
Charlestpwn Nov s. 1850
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company,

Incorporated 20 Charter rerpsfadl-C capital y aV
900 !; Nth potrer Of increasing il 70 $3.50 900
nUBLIG Buildings Manufactures, Mills, Ma,
IL chinefy, Dwelling Houses, Stores, Merehan-
disc, Hausehold Furniture, Vessels On the stocks
or while iii port Sc, &c. will be insured at rates
as low as the risk will admit
applications for Insurance may be made OF
- B. W. HERBERT,
Agent for ,JcGerson County. Va.
In the abs knce Of he Agent from Char;estown. 10
1oHN p. I3Rowx, Esq, who win attend to them
promptlY Persons at a distance address through
the mail
n. b. On ali Church Buildings and Clergymen 5
personal property The Agent will present his com
missions fn reducing the amount OF premiums on
the risks thus arising.
December 10, ls50-1y.
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LIFE ASSURANCE.

TuE NATloNaI Loan FUN LIFE ASSURANCE
SoeiErY, OF LONDON
cArIr4l s., 5o0. 600 srRPLrs Sli2,o go.
nRINTED statements explanatory Of the bust
4 mess. and the advantages Of Life Assurance,
will be furnished on application ID
B. w. HERBERT.
Or inhss ahseace. applications Can be made 10
De. q. +. Mason,
+ Meiieal Eeamaaer, CiarleHora,
Da. JoHx %. SrAHRY,
MI Msdical Ex1miner, Harp sSTy,
DR. L III. TArEoR
1sdieal ExamiAs1, Slepisrdsigna
chagscSi0En Nov.i 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
THE PLANK ROADS.

The Cumberland Civilian speaking Of the Plank
Roads to West Newton, says;
Every min along the whole line IS in re-
quisitiep, hnd plank is being distributed,
ready to ba laid as soon as the road Is freed
-e--,---4 llA- fEast The company have two
cular Saws with great effect. fbev ara ma,
In condition to drive them night and day.
The quantity Of plank sawed daiIy by t6ese
mills is incredible, and surprises Ill rhn.
have seen them at work. The comnanv
will in fey days have third steam mill,
and two water power circular saw mills n
operation capable of cutting one plank a.
each mill per minute
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III KE THE PAPERS.

IT'S sweet on Winters night at home, 10
sit BY fire and tapcrs; but ali. it's sweeter
yet By fat 40 Sit and read the papers. DonIt
you take 1the papers? The lows Of besrtb.
arc little worth unless YOU take tbe. nanerI
Maldeas fair and lovers true-you must.
take the papers? Loves lows balow ro,,Ii.
never knew, unless YOU tafetbe na1,sra = J.
] Married folks of all degreesrp 1pu,', ,nr.t
"a the papers You must truly happy be
II you take the papers. Wont youtake.pa.
pers Can't you take the papers THEY'LL
say you're mean and rather green = unlesg
you take the papers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
Farmers Stove, or ships
CasnbOose.

ME wish 10 can the attention Of the Farmers
w rdbthers who wish heavy Cooking Stove
that will stand The rough usage Of negro cooks, g
Ibis Siove. The plates are donbls the thickness 81
Cooking Stbyes in general use.
Ills dne BE our 0vtn getting up and was original
IL designed for the use Of the NAVY and Shipping,
and is;articnarIy adapted 10 the Virginia market.
IL capacity and many other advantages can be
seen ttg calling On our agents Messfs. Keyes q
Kearsiey. aho will keep them On hand and furnish
them All baltimore prices. Transportation added
HAYWARD, BARTLETT & CO.
pnitir,.,rla Inn n 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28

An AMERICAN TirLE.-aW / was. trav.,.
cling to Massachusetts, some twenty wears
ago" said d traveller, II had seat with ths
driver, who on stopping at the Post Office
saluted an Shocking fellow on the step. with
good morning, Judge Saunders / hone
you are WELL sir.n g
Son leaving the Office, asked the driver
if the man be spoke to was really Judge
Certainly, sir, he replied aEe had =
cock fight last week, and he was Judge IL
llark Lane E.rpresS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
PISS Htu RouNp.

4 scamp calling himself Lewis D. Randall.
from Louisville, Ky, came to this PLACE
about two weeks ago and, under the Pre-
tence of opening watch-repairing and
jeWelry shop, procured room for that pur.
pose. He posted up haadbills about town,
and sent them into the country, stating lis
intentions of locating here, and opening an
extensive jewelry store. He had Cotton
into, his possession some fifteen watches,
which were left with him to be repaired,
some Of which were valuable ones, together
with considerable quantity of jewelry left
for repairs also. On Friday last be started
for Cumberland, for the purpose, as be a.
vowed, Of procuring lot Of jewelry Bat
NE learn that he took different route, and
that he has decamped with all the watches
aad jewelry left in bis possession. One Of
the watches belonged to free man of col6r
who, by industry and economy, had saved
enough to purchase : fine gold lever Let
our brethren Of the press pass him round
Perhaps our citizens may remember the
Professors Of Electro Biology e
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