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SpFfhS anu MechanIcH1 F1amOsS
of DRBAN's make extraordnary struments upon which
-nlEl- person who understands
Il -HN nothing Whatever OF Music, q ~
" eau play, after Two ;, q J ihr; e V6U
in OPERAS. POI.KAS MAZURKAS, etc. ETC., and for
four and eight hands, with AL the baucy expression
decacy of producing the effect Of two, three
four artists geher
Every piece of Music be played these wonderful
Pianos by however ignorant of the notes. well
as by u celebrated artist.
These instruments must he compared with, taken
for the lately improved ORGANS.
All Music for these Pianos instead of being written
paper. is marked with Pins piece of WO d, and, by
.yng spring, Pm strikes corresponding key.
The inventor of these has forgotten the Artists,
for there attached them Key of Ocaves
ike with orduary instruments, and the hammers
strike The very cords.
e Artists and the public generally respect
fully requested call and examine for tn mseve the sub.
sorber being assured that if they buy fail
to he deeply interested. A PERIER,
mhl9 If go Royal. bet st. Philip and JTrsnlne
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WORDS IN DIFFERENT LANGUAGEs.-Dr. Coo
chi, an Italian writer, contemporary of Pope,
gives this enumeration
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC

-
TEAS ever offered for
sale m this city. and at lower
prizes. These TEAs are #
the latest importation, aud
ofthe most choice qualities
grown in G hins, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam.
lilies they are put up In
small quantities in well se.
cured metallic packages, 50
as % prese, We their fra.
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
eV City retail dealers.
country merchants, steam,
boats, ships and hotelssup,
piled with every dnscrir,
ton of TEAS, inchests, hal
chests, " n and 6 ID box
age, IL desired.
IAN I'm A
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


II, Z
Tuesday Morning, MARCH, IS. 1851.
C0tOn-But few parties seemed disposed operate yes
erday under the hourly expectation Of the Arccs accounts
and the business of the day limited about 1900 bales
Prices unchanged
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EOR SALE-A Mulatto Boy, IS years of age
first rate Cook and Stewart, well adapted for steamboat
or hoe sevanl TO act in either capacity Inquire at No.
FOR SALE-A likely Mulatto Boy, about
twenty five years odwel aequain,ed with the man.
agement 81 hores-ge ordinary Smith and very fair Esg
neer, apply III this Office. ie22 II
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
The site of the Poydras Methodist Church corner
Of Poydra. and Carondeet street.. Apply IL. Z. W.
HILL, of Messrs. Hill. Mclean y Co. fe22
STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.-A Steamboat
\, carrying $500 bales cotton, in frs, rate order. sS
trade. The owner having engaged in other
business, cannot personal attention. the only
s maze E'Ff ayass a
FOR sALE-A most desirable House, near the
rsan CORNER hsGTR s sad Tahoae
touas The said Hoe capab Of accom- 4@xk
modsing 20 or 80 boarders For further particulars nauae
AIsSNTbs FLAG OF OUR UNION. ;, No 7 Front
having TIVE Tenpln Alleys and a well furnished Bar.
The sells In consequence OF beng about to
| nently leave the city. mill I'm
| DOR SALE-On account of sickness of the
| owper-The STOCK AND F. XTUP ES OF -
STORE, well located for business and doing well is md
now occupied variety Fancy Goods and Cigar Store -
above excellent location for that busn, Apply
the Variety Store corne: Of st. Joseph and Camp streets
| EOR SALE-The following articles
| good Steamboat Huls;
! lot OF Mariners Compasses;
j oIof Eiacksmiths Bellows;
| Anchors; -
rods and R hsad :'noe' 's'' '''A'
i 5ot Of Of GSs a%.s,;;:
lot of En- gns;
lot Of Sheets aud Cotton Bedding;
lot Of Biacksmiths' Tools. etc. etc.
Apply to the TowhOat Association. q Royal street. Il
the Good Intent Towboat office. No. Front Leyes Frs
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FROM OREGoN.-The Oregon Spectator says
that mechanics labor of all kinds is very Ugh in
Oregon, wages varying from five to twelve dollars
a day. 1t records the following incident, which
shows that blacksmithng is about as profitable in
Oregon, the most successful gold.digging in CAL
itornia:
franklin Little, of Washington, District of
Columbia, and Charles P. Ludwig, of st. Joseph's
county, Michigan, have recently left Oregon for
the States with over Sl2 900, made by fair ham.
mering, in little less than ten months They
commenced business together on the Both of Feb
rnary last, with but little capital building their
shop, making their tools, except anvil and vice,
cutting wood, burning coal, and boarded and
lodged themselves. We are informed by good au-
thority that they made forly-two diamond poushs
from the bar lad with steel and finished complete
in seven days, in the latter part of November com.
mencng at sunrise, and working no night after s
O'Clock, the ploughs averaging thirty five pounds.
This, at the customary price, would be $l,470
Deduct for cost of material $27O, leaving a nett
profit of Sl200-the largest amount of money ever
made by two men, by fair mechanical labor, in the
space of time in the Territory; and We doubt very
much if there is parallel case in any country
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DRY GOODS, MILLINERY
PEI. Steamship Union.


NJ Just received at
SIMPSONS,
SO CANAL Street.
KID GLOVES Best quality and late importation. at
FIFTY CENTS.
MANTILLAS ard PARODIS-Latest Spring Styles,
Of back Lace and heavy Silks
BLACK SILK MANTILLAS-Fsom - 90 up.
UNDERSLEEVES The best assortment. in this city, of
Lace Embroidered Muslin, from 81 IS Sc 90 per pair
RICH LACE COLLARS and CUFFS.
CENTS LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS and BATISTE
CRAvATS tt,p
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEF Pure, from
81 rs per dozen up
GLOVES-A complete stock. comprising Ladies'. Gents
and Mis,es'-tor Summer wear-msny styles entirely
Isle THREAD HOSE and THREAD HALF do.
FANs-A great variety, at prices surprisingly low.
PARASOLS-Pain and watesed, black and coloed, plain
Bordsrsd frnged Tipped from 81 90
UMBRELLAS-Of Silk and Bingham.
POPLINS- style for Spring
500 yards Of FRENCH LINEN DRILLS, for Gen.
item Of thrtyone pa,terns FIFTY CENTS
per yard.
| LUPIN'S BLACK BAREGEs-Best quality.
~ Aso recently opened magnificent stock OF Bareges
Tissues, acouets, Lawns Gingham Prints shsengs and Shirt
! ings. LINEN Goods. and full assortment Of
Plantation and Housekeeping Dry Goods.
~ PLANTERS should fail. previous to purchas
their supplies. the difference between the prices
other and the prices at this establishments
C. M. SIMPSON,
mhaO Ct t3t adp) SO CANAL STREET.
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On sunday the Cars leave every hour from O'Clock NJ.
~ An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and ChartIes street even
quarter OF ~ hour for the Denot
milf If 9i2n J. W. SMITH, Superintendent.
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COAL.

THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StCharles
Il street, corner Julia Street.-The subscriber having
purchased this old established yard and laid fresh supply
Of Coal prepared deliver in lots suit 70 his nsnds
and the old customers the Yard the best quality Of prrs
BURG. AsTH RAcITg, ENGLISH AID AMERICAE CANNEL
Coal. JOHN G. RROWER.
X Orders may be left the of Brewer = Co..
No. II Camp street. jail 6m3D
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

.lrIrrpt ~ 3, 30" N-LoKelrrpr ~ W-.in Time 81
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SHERMAN'S
T r j S S
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT A PERMANENT
G II r. il.

This Truss entirely different all others in form
and principle of consequently effect possessing all the
advantage while il ire rom the o c'ions attributed
the various kinds heretofore in The
natural being comparatvey light in bad Ruptures DO
ngs. thereby afo'dins secn,y ali mes under the
violent exerce by its when ted by the popre-
skiul Surgeon, the placed beyond the
OF Strang uht0n other painful DANGEROUS
1t commO practice tor afflicted with HERNIA,
to select Truss and supply it TO thselves 1t is bad and
understand Anatomy, and ami., w,h NE nature e
Rnpiues Let be remembered that the best Truss b
INJURIOUS If does the form Of Rupture applied %,
and is not proper lifted Therefore, have concluded
at my office, ~ ST CBARLrs sTREwT, NewOr,esnA
Observe the aign of tn t. the door. mhl4 lydia w
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ITO RENT - The undersigned having deter
mined % move 10 The country, wishes to relet con- a
tanning nine rooms shower BAH pantry and closets has
shubeny This establishment has recently been eegan fur
nhed with the best furniture, all OF which will
sold at great bargain. Apply on the premises, at -
Camp street, fsla tt
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"a OONANI|S
Soda. Safsapartlla and Mineral Water
Manufact0ry, asa Gir0d street.
+ A. CoeANT respectfully informs his friends
and The public generally that he sill coatnues mann
tac9re sod 4, SARSAPARIfLA. MEAD and NINE;
nAL Al the above tablshment, and warranted
equa any Europs America. A supply constantly on
hand. at wholesale retail.
e Onss from the country promptly attended to. and
carefully put up 10 ship barrels Of from to " dnzen
mill 6m
CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
~ TOBACCO-fhe subscribers have constantly on hand
and Tor pur hsses Cuba, Havana Florida
Mssea County kentgesy Tenoe~see and Missouri w RAP
baes selected for the Mexican market and f plantation
TURNEH n RENSHAW,
So Camp street and ABB Tchoupi toulas street.
fY Tobacco hsied to order fs4 iy
ThOMAsTON LlME-Landing, 1000 casks
f:sh Meadow Rock Lime. cargo Of brig Ella. dissr.
from Thomaston, for sale from the i,svee, by
ALFRED KEARNY co.
mhls W. u MnSAIAs aye>ls
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Music! Music :!

NHWSEC oNWSfC
A. PE II Err,
$40 Royal. bet 81. Philip and UrsuIine sts.,
OFFERS for sale large and beautiful assert
~ ment of t1~PIAN FORTES, 1T
which he will sell the reasonable prices They
he manufacture of the celebrated fLsYEL and ERARD Of
Paris the widespread celebrity of whose Instruments requires
no further comment.
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WANTED-The undersigned wishes TO pur.
w chase ONE HUNDRED SLAVES, for which the
highest prices will be paid Those who have slaves for sale
will please call the undersigned, his Office l57 Grave
street. (dl9 I'll ]. w. BOAZMAN
FOR RENT--The large and commodious d WELL
l. ing 1lS Tcho iptouas street, well calculated for -
Boarding house. For particulars, apply to hI
mh24 6t r. GEDDES, III Bank Place. 80
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MOBILE RAcEs.-The attendance on Thursday
larger than on either of the previous days.
The ladies stand was thronged with beauty. The
knowing ones" were again deceived in the result
and before the race, .Jnlia was noaehere.
Third Day-Thursday, March 2O-Jockey Club
Purse S500-Two mile heats.
Col. R II. Longs oh f. Julia Dean, 3 y. o., by
Albion dam imp Thinker. Observation-Disclosures
Col s. NJ. Hill 2 ch. m; Tulip. y. o., by Grey
=, faele, uam fIza Jenk ms. -
Hunter and divers Magic, y. o., by imp York
SHIRE dam Magnoa. -. Northumberland 3 d
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GNS! Gas! Gas!

ECONOMY IN GAS!
A. a. sG .9o.sII P PAEEsr Gas BuEsrss
tent Gas Burner gives brilliant light and i, saving
compared with the old burners. A proper person will he
sent to put them -
fela A r. BAKER & co 4gents
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Col. r H Longs CD, {. Julia Dean. y. o.. by
Col - N; aii'i sh. %; Taiip. y. o.. BY Grey. .
Hunef and oiyrsb iiasic. y o.. b; imp York
'''' Time. -845-s:4i Us
Friday very exciting day. Stands fences
and track, all were crowded. The race reporter of
the Advertiser, Qrom which paper our results of
the races have been taken,) got poetical to-day.
He says the crescent-shaped ladies' stand was
lined with heavenly faces their rich and gorgeous
dresses vieing with the rainbow's hues'' By all
accounts of it, the race must have been one of
intense excitement
Fourth Day-Friday March 21-Jockey Club
Purse S750-Three mile heats.
Col. 5. n; Hills Oh; Maria Hoods. by Yorkshire,
Col. r. Il, ISnrs ch f. La RENE. ~. BY Trustee.
T. B. Paerson's B. h. Liisou, y O.. By Monarch
T B. %odsSy ch t. cay Hraie1. y o.. BY Amba.
Time, 549-5:44s.
Saturdays attendance fair, and betting quite
free. The Herald and Tribune says /" For the
first time during the meeting the knowing ones
were not deceived"
Last Day-March 22-Proprietor's Purse $500
Mile Heats-Three best in five.
+. Goldshy', CHI gay. o.. by ThOrnhl,.
T. Patterson. g. g: Lille Blue, y o.. BY
Grey Eagle, dam by b unswick. ..........2 2
D. B s,, b; D. Sara"de . y. O., by Niedoc,,
Time, i:ii-i50-i :55jii;-i56-i:5so
The mere sharpers in the racing calendar-tbe
irresponsible gentiemeu Of tile tuyf-those whose
ardent love" of the horse, is their ideal of "sy-
betting" bye-betting," selling" throwing
off, and all the other material practices which tc
them all the attractions of the race ground
these amateurs realized profits and no pleasure.
oh lie Rpt , 4
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rJNHE best certified medicine the ord for the cure
OF the headache heartburn,
stomach, appetite asthma,
nciplen consumption debility potracted yer
heat cod, cd ageand diseases
imperfect lgssiCn deranged On OF the atomsch
remedy. surpassed medicine
females derang
and highly respectable Certificates refer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11
--------------,,- =. = ~. -. s-----a
THE CUBAN AFFAIR.

II is now pretty generally conceded that
the Cuban Revelation is at an end--if, in
deed, il had ever been commenced by any
portion 81 she people Of that island
It is admitted BY tho unfortunate partici.
pants in the late terrific scenes that the peo-
pie Of the Island exhibited ne particular anx-
iety TO- be released from their present Condi.
ten, whether il be one Of moderate or en-
treme oppression. Lopez himself found out,
when too late, that the sympathy was neither
deep-seated nor eaergetic-rAnd we'll he might
oxelaim, in his last agony, that he died for
his Dear Cuba" ~
A feslingOf sympathy for the oppressed is
very natural to Americans, and il is . feel
ing rather to be commended than suppress
cd but in the present case it has been be-
slowed At most disastrous price Il has in
fact, been .oasied upon an imbeoile, heartless
setsf peoplo, 'who haye shown no disposition
whatever 10 help themselves
Sun, the politicians of this country, viii
not resi- satisfied The idea Of annexation
has beOn conceived aud restless spirits will
endeavor TO keep up the fame Of excitement,
no matter what the consequences,
he hdmNy think there are many other
portions Of the human race thsthavs larger
claim to our sympathies and active beneyo-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11

oshsr occasions ousht, asI doubt no, il has. in
The judgment Of I'LL unbiased minds, placed him in
The very front rank Of the bes orators and states
men in Virginia. Forealafged and ststesman-like
views nsryeasiencrgy Of style aadpowerfal afga-
neniaton, ihisspeech was certainly net surpassed,
ifeeualled, by any made il that able eody Of ora
tors and statesmen Such 4 man. IL elected 10 Con-
gFess. would Tslecs honor no only upon this dss.
rid. but upon COR satiTr ese.try Let lherefot.
re COED peapls Of this Congressional district lar
aside, for once at least hei party distinctions aud
minor differences of oPinien. and uniis upon obe
who win do battle Yalianlly for cur country and he
constitution Surely now if ever is The time fsr
the people, wh5 have The power il their hands, 10
cab scountiis Of their country men about whose
so1nd politcalsertimen,si there onshtto s. aodoubs
and wAo have sAat moral weight of character and
those talents iph3eh will maze them ielt from oae
end to the oGiks Of our glorious Uhion.
Al uNIONIST5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11

must admit that they went into the scheme
well advised Of the consequences. il il result
ed disastreusly.
That there was gross deception, as well as
childish eredqlisy, in the enterprise, nebsdy
can now doubt
Ths Democracy, il is understood, expect
20 make capital out e the esens-and some,
sndssa, Intimate that il i tetbe one Of the
issues Il tAe Presidential election. Judge
Douglass has been addressing the sympa1
'.hiscrs Il New York, and seems dispossaste
sail IN the patriotic current
Well If orr people arc bent upon con-
quest regardless IF aIlths obligations upon
us Is ! nation, psrhsps the sooner the Issue
IS made tho better. Gratitude foS orr man
issss blessings does not seem 70 Be one Of oas
nresent xiFtGes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11
INaUEsr.

a Csroner's Inquest was held on Sstlr-
day last, over the body Of an elderly white
lady oy the name OF SAITH, found in the
Shenandoah River near Shannsndals, in this
county IL y supposed she fell in the river
while ii the act Of getting water, and lad
net strength TO get out. although the water
was not over s inches, deep. She vas near
70 years Of age 4 verdict was rendered Of
accidental Drowning.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11
STATE OFFICERS.


Ills fbnceded on all hands, by the WING party
OF Virginia, that the Hon. GE6RGR w SUMMERS,
IS q b the Whig candidate far Governor Of Viz
gfAiA Indeed, so Ear as he is concerned, there
would Be 10 necessity for a Convention. But iss
there will be a Lieut. Governor and an Attorney
General, e elect CenvcTon is deemed necessary.
Taking candidate for Governor from the ITe, it
is also conceded that the Lieut. Governor should be
from lGe Easy Granting these promises, NE shall
claim Or the Taliey The Attorney. e'ensral-and in
doing u, present The name Of AsoREw HrvrER,
ESq, 81 Chailestown, as a gentleman every way
qualified for that position. To The people Of slis
secsioa pr Virginia, a word Of COMMUNICATION from
us is unnecessary. He Is well known as having
served for several Presidential contests as enc Of
the Whig Electors and his yeoman service ought
natso be fbrgouea.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11
ADMISSIONS or AN ADVERSARY.

The New York Evening Post, Abolition,
one Of the few surviving papers claiming 10
bc Democratic, makes the following candid
admissions * reference to tie peliey asd
measures Of tho WAig National Adminis-
tratien
/ rThe great distinction Of 0fr. Fillmore.s
administrator, (says the Post, the principal
act for which ii is memorable, is the passage
Iof the Compromise measures He came 10
the Presidency at critical moment, when
their sueces in Congress seemed hopeless
But for the death Of General Taylor, who
was kuswn to be hostile to the Compromise
and whose general influence, IS well as that
Of his administration, Was against it-but
for that event, the substitution Of Mr.. Fill
more in his place, this Com premise scheme
would have broken down Il was Mr.. Fill
more whoretrieved its fortunes, and saved
its There is ne prospect st present that
Mr. Fillmore's administrations will be re-
msrkable for anything else than this inca
sure.
Equally true is il, that the wings Of this
state, to whichever wing Of She party they
belong, hare committed tksnsselres 10 sustain
ar
Here is an observer, on the spst, Of pas
sing events acriter whose affinities are al
together with the 'Woslly IIsadsD-and be
sees netting like surrsndsr on the part Of
the NatiosAl Wigs On the,contrary, he
considers the W1sgs Of ne Sfate, Of both
wings, committed to sustain the pslicy Of
Mr.. Fillmore. Il is vain. therefore, for
csnting demagOgues II distance, who are
obliged TO go back to antediluyian records
fer means Of assault upon MI Fillmore, to
pretend that he Or his friends have :urren-
ssred any thing They have had ! complete
triumph il the Empire State, not only IN
their local but their national psIicy.
Mr. Fillmore is just IL certain % GET the
support # New Ysrk il 1852, Is thai be
received i in Is4s-And h win get il on
the Compromise basis, wish the disliAcs
understanding that there has been .s6nal
adjustmeata-nst 70 Be touched ii AMI Of its
parts
THE PRKsnEscr The Martinsburss
S(Va J Gazette has raised the flak Of ATillarJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11

GES LoFEz Narciso Lopez, whose recent
exploits II The cause Of Cuban independence
have rendered his name sufficiently familiar
ameng al classes, was born in Venezuela,
and IS about Fifty one years Of age his
father was wealthy landed proprietor, but
lost nearly al bis estate in she revolution
il his native country, and afterwards en-
gagged II commercial speculasioDs Gen
Lopez vas bred soldier from beyhooa, and
has distinguished himself IN many 4 bat
lie. ErchsHge.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11
~
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON, ESQ,

WIN besupporsed By many voters to rep
resent the County Of jefferson, in the next
general assembly Of Virginia
JOHN ID STARRY,
j. d. BROWN.
g. " CHAMBERS,
+, BECKHAM.
G. B. HARDING.
CARY THOMPSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11
JEFFERSON.

- Ike
~ Mr., Byrd has withdrawn from f4s
Congressional canvass in the Winchester
district, because Wing candidate Hasen.
tered the lists We shall see whether the
democracy viii not sustain Mr. BedlPger !
TO man, notwithstanding his disunisn ter
denotes. The Enquirer applauds Mr.. BJrd's
course as highly patriotic thus sanction
ing the Inference that the editor thiHks y
patriotic to secure the election. Of dlsuRior
Democrat ras.sser than Union Wig Wig Our
readers can judge from .s; * what value e
place upon the Enquirer,s support Of tae
.ompremise measures. AT the call Of party
= 7 Is rs ready to sustain the opponents IS the
adyeeates Of those measures While pre-
iesslng the warmest attachment to The Union,
y !, Is fayering the views Of Messrs. Bedinger,
Sedden, BOsock and EPssws il Ell
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11

nEATa OF JunaE LEW WooDnuR * The
= on Saturday announced the death
gte Or the most eminent citizenslsf thaI
rIrg9popllc-the Hon Levi w eodbury, 81 New
- AI psnlre He died Ct Portsmouth, On
ne fI1 instant, where be had suffered for 4
.ong Wnlle, as the public have been informed
raoer painful disease. He was born al
Z l1ncsstewn, New Hampshire, About the
y - la90, was graduated with high rspu1
:: sas,e %, Ter scholarship at Dartmouth College
- igV9s and was admitted to the bar ID rs FL
The PittEbuEg American Is com plain
ing Tint the iron trade IS very mach de-
pressed About half the mills in thSi city
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11

- Mrs CRrTrEsDEx, wife Of the Hon
.fohnJ Crittsaaep. died At Fra0kfort ken
sheky. On Tuesday morping lass
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11

CxAhss.-N ! give thanks u Mr. CHaRLts
B.nnrrs II CharlostoWn, fol lot Of ine
Grapes They ara delicious
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11

THE PRKsmEscr The Martinsburss
I(Va J Gazette has raised the flag Of lIillar5
Fillmore for President, and the Hon a. III
H Stuart fOr Vice President