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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27


k34p1tnx bfkfet, .afexnHdrta, va,
Y(EsPECTfuIIY inform heir Ifieisas Ind dc
~ patlse, that lisey hare On hand, and viii con-
GALS. DYE sTtFPs. PANTS. oil VAN.
EfSHES, WINDOW GLASS, Sc together WITH
4 great variety 81 other GOODS, suitable for the
epuntry tfae 40 q wieh they prepared 70 sell
1keiSEDSSnsls yate tpfarnIsh articles ahatsnav.
Be relief apDn. - being of tht bess qnafiiy, and
with skis view they Manufacture many articles
Witch sre liable b sduiiefaiion.
FtysiGlans, GoanfFy Merchants. Private Famil-
- ard Individuals fAvUFing them with theiF or
ers shalt hase iheif best eorts % give them sails
PAINTS.
Whila LEAD, pgfe and extra eol0fs Of al kinds,
dsy q erses< n on; Aftiss' CoIors Blakes
~ OILS
Liaeesds Boiled dol pat<ns Paint 10: fare
Npstns 6Hlhss TsnreEss Winter Strained Lafdi
whale NsA'''ss s. 2l,ss; IS:
FurhAays Coach; CsloFlsss Coach; Picture
FlpviEg; DUNK Drying; Ship; Japan, sc.
HsINDOW GLASS
Id soSs " 80, various brands Redsosd
Gown sso extra lack all irregular sizes obtained
E;RulsGiSrS GLASsIrARE.
keiogN a0d keeeSers, plain and iutulaied; Test
Tubes Gtadialed Measure; Glass Syringes;
Euppi9g nsaases Preeipitating Jars; Narscry
botales Phy stfiaDs' Saddle Bags; Yials for do.
Metians Chests sdrgr ons' Iustrurnents Sup
p0Eicfs 4 SAlinfder Bfaees, &c. 4xs
AKenfs Tor Esalreih' warranted Garden Seeds;
0sggod Ghoggegusi Sands sarsaparila Balls
Ayfss Chs6y Pastoral, &C., De- English. French
and Ankriean Psnnmefy.
6sp;eebser 10 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

! Our establishment may Be found nearly opposite
Mr.. J. Harris Store and the well known Confee-
tionary establishment Of ], +. Blessing. and one
door cast OF DR. g. E. Mason's dwelling
We hope BY industry perseverance, and atten-
tion robustness u share ia public patronage IVES
also hope 10 be allie give general satisfac,io..
Ifexperience has arr advantage surely we have
RICH, TO claim share Of that hdFaniage. Andif
4ormeE success in making an Improvement in the
appearance Of manly giving good his in garment
cuiiing--we have right 10 claim share Of this
also We promise ard pledge ourselves for the
faithful performance Of our uryio any and all who
may entrusl us with their work. assuring them il
shall lie done with neatness and dispatch.
4 Garments cut 10 order al all times.
All kinds Of Country Produce taken in exchange
for work. JAMES CLOTHIER
Il IT PETER POISAL.
Ar,sl 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
FARMS FOR SALE,'

TlIE Farm on which, reside il, The vicinity. Of
IL Newtot D. containing ONE HUNDRED &
TWENTY ACRES. This EaFm is well sci ia.
Grass aud ih good state Of Improvement and Sit
uated innmeH lately on the Valley Turnpike Road
from. Winchester 10 Staunton seven mies;froin The
totner place which is one Of the best Flour mark
ets in the State Of Virginia. The Improvements
are large and handsome BRICK D DWELLING
together with every necessary Out Bailt}iAe ard
all in good state of repair
will aHso sell another Farm adjoining HE bore.
containing TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
ACRES, al well SET in Grass and in a highly i.o
proving condit n,
sg- These iwo Farms win be sold separately "a
together ID suitfurehasers.
JOSEPH NELL
NewtnMn Frederick Co Va June Dc 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
4 WELL IMPROVED FlRM
ron SHE.


II OFFER al prfvate saleahe FARM u:ssn With
u reside situated about four niles neethsrest III
Charlestown. Jefferson county. Va. adieinise ~
lands Of W.T.. Washington, r. Woahia<s.ou Gsx
L. Washington and Others, and containing aboa,
$50 a CR ES OFLAED.
thirty CT which are il ImheF he kalsnee ia arabia
land divided iaso line fields ali g0ca fencing
mostly pest and cap-lrnce
The improvements consist OF large csnyfnient
- and newly bpilf Dwelling. csntsipix<
I'm seven rooms, with cellars Ulitfer IA trhrls
~. - --smoke house, ice house serranfs ihops
go e, siahlif 3 corn house, and ar Se grana-
RI divided into CAREERS, c1pab8e of holding 1000
bushels Of wheat All the buildings necelsary ior
the cO0ifort and convenience Of family have been
erected Within few years past and are inf good re-
pair. There is upon the farm variety II choice
fru selected tFuuethe hest nurseries and inoss OF
Them now hearing viz. apples peaches .cherfies
apEicaiS. Hlans &c. The land has bee$ iarfnt
exclnsiNelY With view 10 its impEexe nest clover
and piasfef has been freely used md il Il POW in
fine state on Euitiyaton. The w inchesteis and Pc
toraac RAILROAD Il niles distant and the baltimore
and Chic ReisT9sa miles distant offer great IA
cilieS h the saHsp ortation OF The produce Of the
farm e;laeE Is he Baltimore or d slrieE nltrkeis-
The HaFPhss tsrfy and Smilhfeld Turnpike af
inrds goE4 and safe ronle 10 CharlestoNn al all
seasons ~ TIL xear
Its lacarioa win compare favorably with that Of
ans farm III the county oil jefferson. as regards
health soedf fertility of SOIL or facilities to mar
bet. PersfAs wishing 70 purchase land, weil inn
proved with every thing to hand are reaaesied "a
cab and vega he premiscs.
For terahh apply TO the subscriber, living upon
the premises, or if BY letter, add4essei 70 Charles
town r. g. McPE ERSON
flctober23, 1851 II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

Al HARD DIG AT THE GoTHAMTTEs-The
Boston Pathfinder throws a heavy brick as
the New Workers, see if he don't. =
3" The New Workers. are in bad way
They erect costly churches, which poor peo-
pie cannot afford to enter, and thus obstruct
the way to heaven by their love of show; and
now we learn that they are removing the OBJ
structiens att He'll Gate at thespublic ex.
pence This latter, passage was spoken ief
several hundred years ago, as being wide,''
but it seems TO have been found insufficient
to accommodate the increasing travel from
Gotham"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

HocKLEY MILL BURNT regret to
learn that the merchant mill at the Relay
house on the Paaapsco river, known as tho
Hockey mill, was burnt this morning at 4
o'clock, with about 1000 bushels. wheat It
was the property of Worthingtsn and Keller.
The loss on stock, grain, &c, is S3, 500
fully insured in the Hartford Insurance Co.
The mill is insured for IS, 900 in the same
Office and in the Franklin Company of Phil
adslphia which only partially covers the less
The FIRE is supposed to have been accidental.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

Rev. NoRvAL WILsoN.-We regret toa
learn from the Marlboro Md Piantefs'
Adcocate, that this gentleman met with sa-
rieus accident on Sunday last, while retaru.
ing from Emory Chapel He was driving
restless horse in q buggy, which, attempting
to run away, kicked him. decorating both legs
in most shocking manner Indeed his
wounds were of such q painful character,
that he tainted before he could be extricatod
from the vehicle We understand, says tho
Advocate that Mr. E. Lloyd Perrie, being
on the spot, conveyed him in his carriage
to his residence, where be received every az
tention which bis situation required
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
A Farm FOR SALE,

FE1HE subscriber. intending 10 relineuish farming
i offers fot sale his FARM lying aboug2s miles
Southeast Of Charlestown, Jefferson couply, con
tanning about
los Acres,
which has a fair proportion Of timber. This LAND
isequa in fertility 70 any IN Jefferson county! d Il
enclosed with good and substantial fencing, SIEVE
RAJ fine Springs are upon the Farm yielding an
abundant supply of pure water, one OF which is
ndaf the Dwelling house.
The Improvements are convenient and comidf.
biz In their arrangements.
Terms win be very accommodating an for fur
Their particulars apply To- the subscriber on the
premises. RICHARD WILLIAMS.
September l1s1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

A Coop SPECULATION The person who
leased the right TO sell refreshments in the
Crystal Palace is said to hare realised the
snug little bit of pocket-moheg, 5000 by
the operation Encouraged probably, By
the prosperity Of the venture new specn-
lators offers $4,000 fer the right to pick up
gsuehl lost articles as fell through the crevics
.ofaha floor upon the ground beneath
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

ExTRAoRpiSARY SAeAcITY-0n Monday
afternoon, as the Morris and Essex railroad
train was returning to Newark, when within
about mile from the depot, an infant was
discovered lying or crawling on the track.
A large Newfoundland dog belonging to
Jas Bishop, Esq, rushed forward, and, seiz-
ing the Child, boro him to place Of safety,
the locomotive almost grazing the deg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
s1R. FAuLKNER.s cARp.

The Hardy Wing. in publishing Mr. Faullnet's
Card says
+ sAFe commend tie following asian example efai-
nenlly worlhyo of being followed Mr.. Faulkner,
l, seems, is determined, inasmuch the people par
Representatives and especially SEINE we wot Of
7Sey go to Washington, receive So per day, dodge
voting on questions Of great public Importance be-
feed agents for the collection OF claims against
government, sellthe Documents given 10 them for
their constituents pocket the funds thus obtained.
20 home flush in pocket and VIGOROUS in body,
fully prepared to prove both al the bar" and tie
stump that they have borne The burden Of Nations
legislation and ought therefore TO be re-eiectedl
Mr. Faulkner, however, appears to beSR mahsaf.er
another and different fashion,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

E5- A young gentleman, a short time
since, was about making an excursion for
fish, and on one Of the thero1ghfares to the
Lake he met and made the acquaintance Of
a lady BY the name of Mary Pike, With
whom be became very much pleased and
from whom he could not part-witheut some
pangs ofssdness. He expressed hope that +
he might hear from her occasionally To
which She replied, IL he was not successfully
il taking fshsat tho Lakes, she had not asy
objections to his dropping line 10 6er.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
Orders from thecountry promptly attended 10.
YERRY Z. MILL lER I
NOYga,E

TIME undersigned have formed Co ParineFship
i ia the TAILORING BUSINESS. and re-
specially solicit The patronage of their friends aud
the public in general
JAMES CLOTHIEgI
PETER PofSAL
Charlestown, April 4, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
.FRANEkLaY TFiOMAN.

AsesE2sAzisS e Air law
DRACTICEs ID Frederick, Jefferson, and the
u adiuintEg counties
sfY- ONCE on w alter street. near the Farmers
Rank 1FfrrieSter TDec III I650--lv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

TAILORING
in this place, where we have enjoyed
The privilege of being citizens iof a
number OF years, and although we
have been often cast down yet We are
not conquered. Therefore we have
determined 10 take fresh start in the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

sSuhl A<tttt NY W. -
g ttHeomef Boots
q Cater and half Cater do.s
50 F5ne Leather and Morocco al, Il
Low priced Kid, Seal. Calf and Morocco n.
Rounds;
Misses, Leather, Kids, Calf and Morocco Bask-
ins and Slips in great variety;
ChiIdrenss Boots and Shoes, every variety and
kind.
Also. so Cases Hats and Caps, ccpiprising
BeaveF, Nee Skin. SIX, Dfab ana Black Wool
Caliinrnia Mexican ed Slonch Hats; Blue and
black CiasH Seal and Glazed silk liueen Caps,
with other iss hionable styles,
s75 black Leather ard Hair Trunks;
$500 pauaas Shoe Thread
To al oil which. they respectfully invite the at
teniion Of merchants a other dealers-r promising
rspas inducements ia The way of hargains
McrEISH, HARPER s CHAMBERLAIN.
Prince Street Wharf Alexandria
September n. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
MeYeigk, Harper 6 Chamberlain,
Wholesale Grocers 6 Extensive
DEALERS IN
Roots, Shoes, Hats. Caps, &C..
ALEX1NDRiA, IA.
FALL SUPPLIES, SEPTEMBER, 1s5

ID EspEerEULI.Y make kaown ID their ems
IL toners and dealers generally, that they are
npy receiving hy Packets Ann Elizabeth aEln-
pire 'tana Judge Whitman direct from New
York aga Eos;on4 their Fall Stock of Groceries,
Sc, consisting In part as follows
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

~ a wig arose from his BED on the 8 fst
Of last August, and exclaimed his Is tie
last rose IF summer Shocking.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

? i0LLds. Parso Rico, eubs
and + Q Sugars
ID boxes single and donbit
refined al
So boxes white and brown
Havana "a
IS bbls. p.tlyefizcd AMI
crushed do
50 n o eleatlEed DO
80 bags new Rio aEd oil
I Java Coflce
i75 Laguira mud AlnIai
cuba do
IS bags p R.co do
EOS whale nasl half eiIcsi
Guap Imperial and Young
Hysen Teas (i;art strict,
" prime1
6b packages Of prime Pow.
chong do
100 bozes & cts and S cts
Plug Tobacco
- boxes ne cent do
6j sf extra iine Car. do
cobb's, Ne: Plus Ultra.
Marshall,s, Divines. aud
other choice brands
S. boxes Gsarrett,s Scotch
Snuff
G bags Bladder DO
IS jars Rappee do
10000 fPinepee, lie Nor
man, st Jaigo and other
fine braaas prime SegafS
900 Z Spanish do
20. 600 American do
Is tierces. fresh brat Rice
eos boxes kosin Soap
100 !. Rose and Toact do
% I" CASTLE do
Is % yaTiesated Dsr do
IS " Sha wing do +.
IS boxes Sperm suydrau-
lie pressed Candies
- "a lbs) Sperm do
lnh boxes Adamontine do
ESQ Il Mould do
t225 d caeese
l05 /. Starch aid Clioc-
Clute
l2a realms No innd 2 fai'it
line Cup Paper
$50 reams Ne7l and : lsiIii
line Letter do
l05 rcaHs rIaia Letter and
Cap do
215 rcalns double and sin
gle Map ID
l5OIeams Tea do
! 900 sacks ia and fine
Salt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

HAVING an agency from Messfs Wright &
II Saeer, of Winchester f6F ihs sNIe q 81 arti-
cies 81 their manufacture Iwfll fnfnishfhem 1t
kisix prizes % order. Specimens Of Pl0uahs Har-
rows Gul.iyaters. Din Scoops, &C, 10 81 seen It
the Market House
Terms cash on delivery Z. RAWI1NS
chafAestoWn, octoeer g 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

| pas boxes and half boxes
Rsisins
70 bales English Walnntx
Ground Nuts, FiIbeftS,
Palm Nuts and Almonds
70 cases Ginger
% boxes Rock Candy
50 baskets Salad OH
5 casks copperas IA
100 kegs salt Peire and
Alum
i5 bbIs Clipped LrgwoottI
1 ITO kegs EPSON Salts
$50 boxes and kegs Sala-
r'itus. Ground and Race
Ginger
lie kegs Birthstone and
Indigo
$50 kegs No ! and Pure
White Lead
| 5 bags puuy ID bladders
$50 boxes Shy 10 Glass
10 I. 10 81 i2do
3 hhds Lamp Black
65 gross MasonsS clol-
knge Blocking
501 kegs Blasting Powder
l05 I, Kentucky Ritis do
10 boxes Sanger.s Mustard
50 /" Ground Pepper
25 bags Pepper alld All.
spice
100 dnz Cat Cqrn Broouis
200 /" Painted Buckets
10 nests do Tubs
100 8. Cedsr DO
$50 Demijohns, l, ?. 3 and
5 gallons.
100 boxes Pipes
ITO bbls Train Oil
IS q Lamp do
IS IL SSsaf 10
10 casks Cider Vinegar
? boxes Cainpor
10 !" Chalk and Spanish
Whiting
Is bbls Rosin
IS I. No 3;atackersl
10 :. Family Shad
60 casks old Madeira
Wine
80 e ralo and brown
sherry do
10 casks West NIatagar
and l,luscatde 4
s. CASKS. Lisbon, Sicily
and + Madeira 10
IS baskets Champagne,
Star. Anchor aud other
choice brands
| pipe premium Scotch
WhiSkey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

~. An. honest Dutchman, ia .training up
bis som in the way he should 30, frequently
exercised him in the Bible lessons On one
Of these occasions he asked him:
ls We vas dat would not shleep init Beti.
ver's vife7s
sShosepA.'
tDats q eootp oy. Veil vat was De reason
be would not sheep init her ?
Don't knew; spese he wasn't shlecpy.J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
Removed, but not TO Fairmont.

OLD JEFFERSON FOREFER REMAINS
UNlT0plsD And BN1lfOFABLE
n In The ualfitnde Of council there IS aoisdons !,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

~ An. old fellow, who become weary Of
his life, thought be might as we'll commit 50.
ieide, but be didn't wish 10 60 without for
giving all his enemies. SO at the last mo-
ment, he renewed the moose from bis ueeE,
saying to himself, sI never can or. viii for
give old Noah for letting the copper head
snakes get into the Ark. They have killed
$1,000 worth Of my cattse, and when hs.and
I meet thsre'n be general fassa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
HENRY HUNTER.
= tt0rHfp at II an, i

DRAGTiSES in 81 the Couxs of Jeferson and
~ ~ atgpiaisg Coaniies. Ofsiee ID the room
With hF father A. HanieT, Esq
Sep. III 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
WI. Isle BAKER,
LTTORKEY III LAM.

TVTENN1I Il IL aN lFIeIVI0Ie- 70 Az IE LNIfs q
Il Jefferson Berkeley, ard Clarke coanties. AZ
Commissi0beT fhr the neighEoripg and an tie
Western States b. viii lake he ackn1M ledgusent
Of ard krrH1Ticxrr nader ms SEAIs10Fs OF
FICE any ffsiraiar1 ~ srrifiag u BE- used ID said
States; and az
NOTARY pU3LIC
ron JgFrgrsyS Cgtsff he VII administer afiiaa-
Wis take deposii9ss and acknowledgment III
deeds, mefiagges. 81 - 1s recorded iRanyof lie
counties III Virginia
January 3 ts5f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
WM. 4. ssAGiGisfERTY.
AttofleE al Law and Notary PHhIie.

HIRFERS PERRY, N.
DRAcTfsgs fasAss Carts Il This nbd lie IS
u joining CoaRtie sa:l will take Afita7ils,
Dispositions aad iae sesaaNie slgenient Of Deeds,
anywhere u JeiisFsah saantFi and VIII alse pro-
test foreign bisis If exch ge
Feb ct 1851 - Sgffa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
TAILORING

A Swe have conferred with frients, not few, We
IN have concluded TO raise the standard Of the old
nd ,t..iI trial IF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

an of Which haze been purchased on sueh eras ~
enable them 10 compete with any Of the NoTiheln
Cities The introduction of n guar line oil Boats on
the (anA ff She exclusive transportation OF merchant
affords day opportunities offorxardiag with dispatch
10 the various points, greatly reduced rafes, and Of
fers great 10 dealers in TIE purchase 81 ar
tieics in our lne.
In addi,iente .eir stock Of soeeties. they have to
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

Tar KEN1vc Il LEGISLATURES balloled on
Monday, without a choice, for 4 United
States Senator George Robertson, r. J.
Crittenden, A. Dixon, and Fl Marshall,
tWhigs, and " o. Butler, Dem msre re-
ted tor4 -. - s s..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.,

Consisting Of zoos Gases and Cartoons. Of The
following varieties, VIZ; 4
Mems thick and heavy Bsaeans;
Oak Bottom Toafd and flat Scam 10
Navy OF Pianlers do;
:, Z Extra size do;
Unbound do.
Boys and youths unboand do
Mems Call, Kip aad Seal dos
Boys ana youths do do;
Mems double sole and thick Boots;
{" Tap sole do;
Hungarian do;
r" Fishing do;
I" Calf cork sole fine do
y Kip and Grain do;
Boys and youths do. dos
I" * Thick do /
Ladies' e1ssa iiAe Calf Welt BnslIiS and Ties;
j" 10 Morocco& Seal d.. E DO;
/" Jenny Lind ID. do;
ssnleosnef Eoots.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
THE "LoNE wTDDEn. pARTINcToN.

It appears by the following; card in a st.
Eouis paper. that the celebrated Mrs. Par
tington, having been deprived by death Of
hcr,dear Biennial husband, Mr.. John Par
tington, is row sojourning in st, Louis
Read Whist thelafflicted lone wilder, SAYS.
TO JOHN aGAYFELLOW. ESQ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
AgricuIfuraI InlD7eInen7s.

CANFIELD, BROTHER 4 CO..
- Baltimore street, corner 81 Charles.
IulY ,, is5t-ly. Sign 81 the Gsnlisn Eaele.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

~ Why are lovers signs Ike long stookse
iDEs rscause they are high ho's z 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
Fiji, that's all p
sYes} ssh, dat all

BAT aSroont. massa, dat room / but the
cunning negro, anstead Of indicating that &C.
cupied bythe lSwyers, pointed to the one in
which the qnoHsading jurors we're il delibe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-19
co1,RTsH1p AND DISAPPOINTMENT.

coT,RTsHIp AND DISAPPOINTMENT.
Mics sukey Smith had ilaxen haii'
Her daddy had the pewter.
,n,ss we're grey, and looked serene,
Upon her favoritc sultor'
That sui,oE was jolly youth,
So nimbie, bIithe and bruwne!,
Tho ttveIow" fever took him OIL,
One day to California
And when heard that he was gone,
mI,'s now" said l, ''or never'
shaved my self and creased my shoea'
And tried TO look right clever.
I rugged myself from top TO toe,
And caught and mounted kooin,
But all the way rode along,
NV heart it kept ,hrobbin.
And when reached her daddys door,
1t still sept on thumpin,
But when saw that heavenly iflaiu
Il kinder stopped lumpin.
,Twas half past ten, when at her teet
knelt, and yet ere dinner,
With honicd speech and winning ways,
had contrived to win her.
Some month elapsed-to set the Gay
now began TO press her:
urged, en,reated, plead In vain
In vain did caress her.
While matters were thus crossd and pro-
NV clothes all growing seedy'
NV rival from the mines returned,
Still for my Sukey greedy.
| saw him kinder sidlc up,
And slip his arms around her., it,,
When-heavens and earth she let MN Kiss
Those precious lips! Confound her
told her that was surprised
Ny eyes had sure deceived me
And asked her to renew her vows,
And from suspense relieve me.
When. don't you think, the tarnal gal
Her thumb upon her smelier;,
Her fingers wrigcled as she said
"Can'l come il, little t:ller!'
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PDETlCALe
corr s-NoT STATIONS.

who ,hall iudsc \ mon from manner
Who shall know him by his dress
paupera may be fit for princes,
Princes fit for something less.
Crump,cA shr, and dry jacktt
MAY bec!olhe the golden ore
or the deepest thoughts ana ieehngs-
Satin vest could do no more.
There are springs Of crystal nectar
Ever yelling out of stone;
There are purple buds and golden
Hidden, crushed, and overgrown.
God, who counts by souls, not dresses
Loves and prospcrs you and me,
While He values thrones the hlshes'
But as pebbles in the sea.
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Photographed for the Richmond Enquirer.

The steamer Yacht. from Galveston. with dates 10 the
llth inst, arrived here to-day. Maj. Giles Porter
passenger on her.
The Indians have been committing dreadful dcrprcdnti"ns
in Mexico. Cen Pt!s:ir Smith hui lately arrived ut Calves
ton, route for San Antonio.
There talk in New Orleans Of expedition aid
contemplated movement in Northern Mexico for the pur
of declaring It's Independence Horace L. Kennoy and
Forbes believed III be the head Of the movement
Many Of those concerned in The late Cuban expedition
sad have enlisted in this enterprise which to he called
The Buffalo Hunt" Two Mexican officers Cava julia and
canales, also concerned in the movement.